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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-08
OG0LU POLSKIEG0
P1ewesbnego i Wie|ebnegO Ouchowiedstwa,
Organizscyi i TowaRystw PO|skieh, oraz
RzeSz ROdaCzyCh.

rykanskiej ; polskiej.
Flagi pozyczki wolnosciowej.
Choragwie znaczkow oszczed--
nosciowych.
Wieczorem:>
Wiece lojalnosciowe, ma kto-
rych beda wypowiedziane odpo--
wiednie do uroczystosci mowy, o.
raz uchwalone stosowne rezolu--
eye, wyrazajace, re Polacy stoja
jak jeden PREY Prezydencie Will
sonic i So %lojalni ola tego kraju
oraz walczyc pragna i beda az do
zwycieskiego kohca.
Rodacy!
Polski Wydziaf Narodowy
wzywa was wszystkich jak maj
serdeczniej do spelnienia tych
wszystkich swietych obowiaz-
kow.
Okazmy wszyscy Rzeczypospo-
litej Stanow Zjednoczonych W
Dniu Niepodlegfosci nasza ME
tylko lojalnose, ale miioSe /
wdziecznosc i wezmy udziaf gre
mialny W pochodach i paradach,
oraz urzadzmy wspania}e i OIL
brzymie wiece lojalnosciowe i to
take, by w podziw wprowadzic
naszych wspofobywateli amery-
kanskich.
Mech ME bedzie w Dniu Me
podlegioSci ami jednej duszy pol
skiej, ktoraby ME spiewaia hymn
nu wdziecznosci i ami jednego
serca polskiego, ktoreby ME bio
mifoscia Sztandaru Gwiazdziste-
go.
Przewodnicze czynniki i sfery
W danych koloniach polskich
wzywamy do jak najDredszego
zwofania posiedzen wspolnych,
celem naradzenia sic mad progra-
mem dnia i obmyslenia sposo--
bow, ktoreby twienczyiy starania
- oraz porozumjenia sic z inne-
mi narodowosciami, w celu UREA
dzenia jednej, przewspania}ej, OIL
brzymiej parady, W ktorej Pola-
cy beda najliczniejsi.
Rodacy!
Polacy byli pierwsi w rzedzie
tych narodowosci, ktore zakupi}y
bondy wolnosciowe w o~statniej
pozyczce.
Polacy So pierwsi, ktorzy W To-
jalnosci ku temu krajowi ME da-
dza sic ~wyprzedzic, jak sic ME da-
Ii wyprzedzic W ~spieszeniu ma o.
chotnika pod Sztandar Gwiezdzi--
sty; w zakupie bondow wolnos-
ciowych, znaczkow oszczednos--
ciowych, w Rampant Czerwone--
go Krzyza it'd.
Polacy So pierwsi - DO wielki
Prezydent tel wielkiej Rzeczypo-
spolitej o Polsce pierwszy powie-
dziai, re must bye zjednoczona,
wolna i niepodlegia.
Daja Polacy dowody lojal-
nosci ME cd dzisiaj - dali je W
czasach, gdy Kosciuszko walczy}
"a wolnosc Ameryki; gdy Pulaski
pad1 bohaterska smiercia pod
Savannah; dawali je zawsze
w~szedzie, MECH i dzisiaj, gdy o.
czy Swiata So ma mas zwrocone,
Polacy beda pierwsi, ktorzy stana
do apelu i biorac czynny udziaf
w paradach - oraz urzadzaJac
nanifestacyjne wiece i uchwala--
JAG rezolucye stwierdzajace, re
stoimy wszyscy nieziomnie PREY
wielkim, opatrznosciowym Prezy-
dencie Stanow Woodrow Wilso-
rie udowodnia, re ME masz ponad
wa ludzkosci gotowi So yfz7S9O
mich nikogo lojalniejszego re "a
wolnosc, demokratyzm i prawa
ludzkosci gotowi So do wszelkich
poswieceh, gotowi So przelae krew
do ostatniej kropli.
Ia schronisko ola ~tufacza wy
chodzcy!
Ia ziemie polska pokrzywdzo-
ma!
Ia Wilsona wielke idee!
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DISCUSSING THE
GERMAN TERMS
Prime Ministers of the Allied
Powers Rapidly Reach
ing Conclusions.

PARIS. Nov. l.--(By the Associated
Prcssl-The armisticc terms to be sub
mittcd to Germany will be confined
strictly to military requirements. eS-
cent that II will be brought out clearly
that they nrc conditioned generally
unon President Wilson's principles.
with some dcGnitcness
Today's deliberations in connection
with the armisticc proposition Were
participated in by Belgian and Japanese
representatives, the days meeting haV-
ing To DO with Germany. When AUS
-rian affnirs We're discussed yesterday.
Serbian and Greek representatives were
in attendance because of their particu-
lar interest in Austrian matters.
Tho prime minister's of the allied
countries FOR several days have been
doing the principal part OF their work
in the small back parlor of the apart
mont occupied by Colonel House. The
larc. windows Of thr parlor overlook
little garden. The rugs md upholstery
arc old rose In color. All in all the
rarior is tranquil and peaceful look
ing, singularly inrxrr"ssiv" "t the mag
ui,udc of the world interests being DC
cidcd there
small American telephone exchange
has been put into the apartment nF
the army signal corps. md an Ainerl-
can telephone girl muniruiaicS the
Mugs. reading between times novel
Of western American life. The tele-
rbur. wires run from the various army
hcad1uarrcrs and also from the foreign
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WASHINGTON, Nov. l,--R"ut Of the
Austrian armies on the Italian 'front.'
continues. said IN official dispatch to-
night from l."lur. Tho number Of prls-
nncrs is increasing rapidly ana C"ntinu-
ruSly. Will" NOR. lhau 1nn rapturch
gums have i"'"n counted. tn" booty cap
turcd already is "i "u"rIn"uS quantity.
After annIhilatiuG Tia" Resistance" or
tho -Auslrians at tho Llv"uzil. Italian
cavalry divisions nave pushed Forward
and now ara nearing tn" TaEliamrnth
river Great numbers Of a.rran"s pro-
ccding thr Italian troops ara using their
machine guns on the rrtr"atlng enemy
columns.
Thu Italians also arc fast advancing
In tho direction of Udiu". and l"rdronn
already has been taken. Tho Third
army. reinforced by Marines. has "Hcu-
pied tn" whole intricat" zone along IN"
Adrar'c. E"liuno has been occupied hy
Tho twelfth army. Will" at the extreme
eastern sector Of the front. Italian ma
r!uuS have occupied Caorl".
From the Slrllvio To tn" Astico, tho
Austrians ar. strongly resisting. tn"
dispatch said hut they are wavcrng be-
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ROUTED AUSTRIAN ARMIES FORCED BACK TO THE TAGLAMEN1O

occupation Of tho valley of Fonznso
and the 1i""gna brigade has occupied
riltr".
Tho twelfth army. after cnnquerne
the pass Of Qucro, has rapidly advanced
south Of liclunn and after brilliantly
rounding the depression of Nadhlto has
advanced on lirliunu and occupied the
city.
The third army. reinforced also by
Il regiment of marines. has occupied the
whole ntrirnt" zone along the Adriatic.
I'm the direction nf l'dne the italian
troops arc also fast advancing. PoTd-
rome has fallen int" our hands. Al tho
extreme eastern sector OF tho front the
Italian murin"S have occupied CaC-Er.
't:rcat numbers Of airl.Ianes are pre-
C"dinE our troops ann are operating
their machine guns on the rctrealIng
enemy columns.
The number Of. PRISONERS is incroAs-
int; rapidly and continuously. More
than 100 guns Captured nave already
been counted. Tine ""oty captured is OF
an enormous quantity. It's value can be
calculated already III &c billions.
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NEW YORK. Nov l.-Eighty-flvc
what is known as the Mahone street
tunnel" on tho Brighton Beach line
of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany. whore Il tivc-car train, running AZ
high speed jumped tho track on curve
and struck the side wall with such ter
rifle force that the first car was demol-
iShcd and the others "bucklcd" until
they were junmcd against the roof OF
the tunurl.
The crash occurred when the train.
sud to hav" been in charge Of Il
green moturmau. jumped the track nt
q curve.
Tho tragedy marked the first day OF
strike called by the Cumpany'S mo-
tormcu IL enforce The reinstatement of
twenty-ninc discharged mrmbcyi uf the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer,
as ordered by the National War Labor
Euard.
DrfirinlS Of tn" company prnrcsscd.
three hours after the accident. to have
no definite Information as 10 its cause.
They sniI no reports had been made TO
them hy m"mh"r$ Of IN" train crews.
district Attorney Lewis. Of Kings
county. declared ill of tn" officials az
the Brooklyn Kaptd Transit Company
and every person CONNECTED IN any way
with the accident had h"cu ordered
placed under arrest. He asserted tho
company was withholding the name OF
III" motnrman.
There is no doubt Mr. Lewis said,
that the nntormau Of the train WAS
going At high rate Of speed when he
made the turn int" the cut. Tho front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
Who Is Bearing the Burden

through their representatives IN congress-
absorbing material benefits while they are hng the hsh
fantcay appealing
them another lease on pouca
life may southern doing for the war
Dobon Carpet Co.. OF Philadelphia
president; Alba Johnson Baldwin Locomotive Works. vice
thread manufacturer Is another
vice president important business
issued circular
The circular intended for the voters Oh fennSs
interest in
state. 1t says:
do YOU this time Pennsylvania has sent more
all
(contnued Nine)
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WASHINGTON. Nov. l.-Prosecut!on
Of tho three army officers held by
Charles F.. Hughes in his report on the
aircraft, investigation to hH guilty or
dealing with corporations in which thcy
were financially interested is To be
started without delay. 1t was said to-
day a, tho Department OF Justice. Tho
cases may be laid before a federal
grand jury in Washington
The officers are Lieu.enant-Colone
!. G. Vincent. former vice president OF
the Packard Motor Car Company: Lieu
tenant-Colonel George W. Mixter a
stockholder in the Curtiss Alrplane ana
Motor Corporation. and Lieutenant
Samuel 3. Vrooman. Jr., a s:ockholder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
MAKE PUBLIC THE UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
TERMS THE TURK HAS BEEN FORCEDTO ACCEPT
Opening Of the Dardanelles,
Possession Of Forts, Re-
lease of Prisoners and Ar
menians, Demobilization of
Army, Surrender Of War
Vessels.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-(By the Associa-
ted Press.)-The terms of the armis-
tice granted by the allied powers 10
Turkey follow:
First: The opening Of the Dardan-
ellcs and the Bosphorus and access TO
the Black Sea. Allied occupation OF
the Dardanelles and Bosphorus forts.
Second: The positions of Nil mine
fields. torpedo tubes and other obstruc-
tions in Turkish waters are to be in
dicatcd. and assistance given 10 sweep
or remove them, may be required.
Third: All available information
concerning mines In the Black Sea is to
be communicated.
Fourth: All allied prisoners Of war
and Armenian intrrned persons and
prisoners are TO be collected in Com
stantinoplc and handed over uncOnGI-
tionally to the allies.
Fifth: Immediate rehabilitation a!
the Turkish army except such troops
as are required for surveillance on the
frontiers and the maintenance Of in
tcrnal order. The number Of, rff"crir"s
and their dispositions tn be- determined
later by the allies after consultation
with the Turkish government.
Sixth: The surrender of all war
vessels in Turkish waters or waters "c-
informed In such Turkish port OF ports
ms may be directed. except such small
vessels as arc required for police ana
similar purposes in Turkish territorial
wnterS."
Seventh: The allies to have the right
to occupy any strntegic points in the
event Of any situation arising which
threatens the security Of the allies.
Eighth: Free use by allied ships of
NIL ports and anchora Ees now in Turk
ish occupation and denial OF their use
by the enemy. Similar conditions are
to apply to Turkish mercantile shipping
in Turkish waters for the purposes
OF trade and the rehabilitation OF the
army.
Ninth: Allied occupation OF the Tau
rus tunnel system.
Tenth: Immediate withdrawal Of
Turkish troops from northern Persia 10
behind the prr-war frontier has been
ordered and will bc carried out.
Eleventh: A part Of the Trans-Cau-
casia arcady has been ordered 10 be
evacuated by Turkish troops. The re-
n,aider to he evacuated If required by
the allies after they have studied the
situation.
Twelfth: Wireless. telegraph and
cable stations to be controlled by the
allies. Turkish government messages
70 be excepted.
Thirteenth Prohibition against the
destruction Of any naval, military or
commercial material.
Fourteenth: Facilities are to be given
CONTINUED on Page Teu-)
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yund III" AsiaEn plateau and arc In nj
Ter r"ut all along th" rest MT the front.
9Th. haiti" continues all along ihr
'front.'" said III" dispatch. ''Th" enemy
is strongly Maintaining his Resistance"
from Tn. Slrllrin Ia tn" ASlicu. but he
is wav"rlng beyond III" ASiaG" plateau
and IS in after ruul all along the rest
II tin" front. Th"'grcatCsi defense thAt
The enemy hHS Is tn" natural obstacles
aluni; thu. road uf It's retreat. Our
troops ara full of enthusiasm and are
following tn" enemy 7, r,i"nll"SSly.
TIL. Italian artillery has been rapidly
brought into action and all tn" captured
enemy artillery is hcing used 10 hamper
the retreat.
"niviSl"nS of Italian cavalry hay" an
initiated III" resistance u! the enemy at
Livrn2r have rr-rslabllShc the cont
municHtinnS Ia MAX" tn" passage or
tho infantry easier and arc already
nearing the Tagliamrnto river.
The SIKH Italian army went INTO
action yesterday a-~ mas brilliantly
carried on an irrcSi%ilhlr action on IN"
Brent;l. supported hy the Anconn hr'-
gad".
The fourth army has completed the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
THREE ARMY OFFICERS |AAPL L|CATED
BY AIR PROBE To Be PROSECUTED

in the S. B. Erooman Company. or Phil
adclphia. II substan,iatcd. the charges
n,aG. against the officers would involve
imprIsoumcnt "f not more thnn two
,..ors pnd q fine nf not more than $4,000.
Request for an inquiry by the war
Department int" aircraft hffairS was
mad. some months ago by MHj"r-Gen-
.ral George O. Squcr. Colonel Deeds
and other officers. but Secretary Baker
held il In abryaucc until tho invcsh-
CATION by Mr.. Hughes and tn" SrnH'e
committee had been completed. MIR. Ra-
ker did not indicate today when tho
department inquiry would be started.
but It was regarded as almost certain
that tho officers request would be
granted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
DOUBLE At TACK ON THE ARCONNE
FRONT BY ARMIES Of. GENERALS
PER5HNG AND G0URAUD WINNING
Americans Take Thousands Of Prisoners and Many Villages
Complete Victory Will Cause Further General Re-
t;rement Of German Armies on Entire Western Front

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES NORTHWEST OF HERDUN Nov l.
villages captured More
5000 after the American troops had
Inecou BayonviIe.
cleared the Bos des ~
they encountered opposition Of the day.
the and we'll north of ncreve
captured fortified by the Germans
LONDON Nov 1-(5 Associated Press)-French and
Atgny this morning
on a
fourth conjunction Win 'he
official issued by
twelve and
miles Attigny to north of Oizy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
Scores kiilIfled1
In Wreck on
Trolley Line
"GREEN" MOTORMAN
In CHARGE OF TRAIN
More Than 100 Bodies Taken
From Wreckage- Train
Jumped Track.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Announce-
mont was made early today that tho
strike Of motornlen and motor
switchnen on the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company lines had been cot
tied. The mon will return to work
this morning. The company agreed
to re1nstate 20 discharged union EN-
ployees. It WAS the refusal Of the
corporation to accede to this demand
which resulted in tho strike.
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WOULD HOLD THE PRESIDENT To
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER

ton that Democratic ma jority In both
houses would make the President tho
unenrharrasScd spokesman III affairs at
home and abroad.
The character of the Presidents ap-
peal" said MIR. Taft. ''dIscloSes his
understanding of our constitutional
form of government. Tie. appeal Is Il
demand for power during the next two
years equal to that OF the Hohenzollcrns
in wnr and peace and accounting I'D
reconstruction" I,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
COAL MINERS IN
WILSON APPEAL
Bituminous Coal Workers De-
clare Garfeld's Action
Autocratc.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. DO
c1ar1ng that tho action Of Fuel Ad-
1ntaistrator GARFIELD In refusing
vare increase to otru1n1nous coal
miners Is arbitrary, autocrattc and M
fair, the United Mtue WORKERS OF
Aroericx tonight appealed to Prest-
don't Wilson. asking that he give them
a fair hearing at which they might
,,ra.ent their case and show why they
are entitled to higher wages.
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PORTSMOUTH. N. H.. Nov. .l.-F'or-
shire voters, In n speech here tonight
to elect Republicans to congress so
that President Wilson would be held to
an unconditional surrender by Germany
and not be allowed to make a peace BY
negotiation.
Me- objected to Mr.. Wilson's ap-
pes he election of Democratic
G., or congress on the assump-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
BELG|ANS AND
BRITISH At TACK
Offensives at the North Gain
ing Ground Client
the Objective.
(By tho Associated Press-)

In Belgium along the Sci!eldt from
Berchem 10 Gaverc King Aloerts men
have pressed forward In the general d.
rcct!on OF Ghent and at last accounts
were standing on the western side OF
the canal which the Germans had hoped
before the concentrated attack WAS pc.
gun against them some time ago. WI
prove Il strong point In their northern
defensive system.
Sllsh and Canadian troops have driven
the German line farther eastward over
a front Of six miles. inflictlng excep.
tionally heavy casualties on tho enemy
and drawing their line almost TO the
"utskirts Of Valencicnnes: Several
thousand prisoners were taken IN the
enterprise.
NAN nositions in Belgium south or
DnvnzeI near Zulte and Anheghem. were
penetrated yesterday by the aH!co
forces, according TO an Official state
ment issued to-day by tho German gem
erul staff.
WITH THE BRITISH FORCES N
FLANDERS, Nov. l. (By the ASsocla'eu
Press).-British troops in their attack
in Belgium this morning pushed inc rne
along n front Of perhaps tive miles
above A5elghem.
LONDON. Nov. The local attack in
Flanders yesterday made by the brIt
ish and French between the Schcidt ana ana
Tvs rivers proved most successful. Ine
front Of attack was about twelve miles
and tho German positions were ptlr,
trated to depth OF between .nree an,,. anu
IN possession Of all the high grouno
between the two rivers and their line
runs close 10 the river Scheldt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-Forecast:
Ohio-Fatr and slightly warmer Sat-
urday and Sunday.
West Virgiuia-Fatr Saturday ana
Sunday; warmer Sunday.
western Pennsylvania--UnSet on
Saturday; Sunday part cloudy.
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FRENCH AND SERBIAN TROOPS ARE At GATES OF BELGRADE


French oHca m
eFrnchnd
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COPENHAGEN. Nov. 1.-Accordlng
to hungarian reports. sailors at Tola
the great Austrian base on the Adriatic.
have mutlnied and seized the warships
there.
CA dispatch from Rome to tho Paris
Temps. under date Of October -. said
that the Austrian fleet had been hastily
concentrated at Fiume. y few vessels
remained at Pola the dispatch added
bu, nil the ships which were at Cattaro
had left that port)
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DAYS sitting OF the German Austrian
national assembly. says dispatch from
Vienna dated Wednesday. Il great. cr""u
! gathered outside Of LandhauS. where r
meeting was hold. Speeches were made
from the balcony and German national
! songs were sung.
Rcnlying to IL deputation which au-
| vocatcd the formation. or n hatIuh"i
army to maintain order. Prcsiuent Ding
! hofer. OF the assembly aec'ar'" @ C''I'
| the formation of all independent Ger-
| n,,,-Anstrian army was proceeding.
LONDON. Nov. 1-Tho German 30
! hem{an deputies OF the RelchrAtn' M utct
nrnclunlinlg the establishment OF InE
! state of German Bohcmia, hcSoro'hE ~
! Vicnna dispatch Forwarded from AM
! ! s,r,i"r, tn Inc Central News Agency,
! entered into negotiations with the Icr-
! lin government with view 10 joining
| Gernlan Austria to Germany
copESHAGEN. Nov. ! tEy, The As
| .oci1t,d pr,Ss)--A successful reFoiu
! ton has taken place In 1'uu9peSt I m't"
! Tho Hungarian National councli mas t'H>-
| on over the government. acc2rnitE 70
| n,cs.arr sent by Count Michael kar"ISl
to the Berlin Tagcblatt.
COPENHAGEN. Nov. l.--Count TlSza; aS
tho former Hungarian premier. H''S
been killed by soiticr hcc"rht't !rhn Count M f.
fcit Victim 70 IL revolver shot while he
was out walking.
COPENHAGEN. Nov. 1.--Thn nrEani-
zetion of the now C2echo- -Slovak Slh'" -
/ proceeding in un orderly manner ~ "
cnrdfn,r 10 reports from Prague rHcciNcI
! Icrn nv way of Berlin. Th" Natl"nH4
! rn,,ncii has appointed now r;LitwHI. '"!-
"craph and postal authorizes. H'''
! has been no especial acts "l Nl"i'hc''
BASEL. Switzerland. Nov; l.--Elrnna
| vas quiet until seven o'clock IaSt iiEn,
after which thorr were lemons! .,. ..' '""-
! in front OF tho ministry OF war ;tt
cnrding to q Vienna dispatch quoting
| ,hn erini-nfi1cial news agency which Gus
| tnn,ar;Iy is used for making court an
| nnunccn,cn,s T"day's Vienna n"WS-
/ ,,,nnrs dcnv that Emperor Charles has
left the capitol. The lmprr,al '""'''
An Imperial rrdinanc" authorizes ;ul
! cuirnr4 in the country t. plHc" them
! solves in the services of the Arlll"F con-
e,itujnd hy the newly formed E"N'rh-
mrn;s and t" permit tho $"ldl"rS uhu''
! their command to serve hkrwiS"'
| CoPEHHAGES. N"v. 1.-"'r"tinns
vho completely occupy IN" naval has"
| of I:iu!no. on She Adriai!c. nav" pro-
! claimed their union with ltniE. accord
ing to dispatch from Berlin l" IN"
| Bcrl!ngskc Tldcnd".
/ RASEI., Switzerland. N"v. l.-nfficial
! announcement has been nad" ~ Fuh"-
: pnSt, says a telegram from th" ltuiEa-
rian capital today. If III" Formation OF
! a ministry u"d"r Count kar"iEi.
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LONDON, Nov. l.-te:lo P. Ml-The
Austrian fleet Mt Pola, the naval base on
the Adriatic Sea. has surrendered to the
Southern Sluv Council. according to
dispatch received by the Central News
Agency.
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AUSTRIAN NAVY IS
HANDED over TO
SOUTH SLAV NATION

LONDON. Nov. IA German wire
less dispatch. picked up by the British
admiralty Tonight. says that, according
to an imperial proclamation. the Austro-
Hungarian navy has been handed over
to the South Slay National Council. sit
tinS in Asranl.
In the decree the Austro-HunEarian
authorities make an express reserve
about tho actual ownership Of tho neet
but until the international question ts
settled there is no objection to the en-
ployment Of national emhlcms by the
side of war flags sfter the transfer to
the council, - -. -.ss--~ -: -
In the transfer Of the Danube frotilla
to tho Hungarian government tho fctil!a
commander is instructed TO release non
Hungarian members Of the crews.
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RASEI.. Switzerland. Nov. l-hi Ii'ia!
announcement has been n'hh" III H'h"-
p"St. says a telegram from Inc ii"''HA-
rian capital today. 1T III" formation "'
a ministry uHdcr Count khr"iEl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

PARIS. Nov. LIN commenting upon'
the receipt by General l'i;,Z Of 4 request
from the .AustrianS for an a-Tiistice,;
CONTINUED on Page Ten-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

CoPENHAGEN. N"v. N'r"tlnns
who completely occupy tn" naval has"
Of Fiino. on She Adriatic. hav" pro-
claimed their union with l'niy accord
ing to dispatch from Berlin 1" tn"
Bcrlingskc Tldcnd".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

COPENHAGEN. Nov. (EE, The As
soCi6trd pm,ss)--A successful revolu,,
ton has taken place In fud9peSt enc satu
the Hungarian National coullcIi nns "a t'" n
message sen, by Count Michael k;r"'yl
to th. Berlin Tagcblatt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

copr7cHAGEN. Nov. Count Tisza,
.bo farmer Hungarian premier. has
been killed by u soldier. according 10 a
E,dnpcst telegram today. The count
foil Victim 70 IL revolver shot while nc
vas out walking.