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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05

Situations Waufed-Male
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MAN exempt from draft wants position as
chauffeur iu private family OF truck driver
Man. p. o. Box 1856
WANTED-Students Tor night school. me-
chanical drawing. Spanish. fi-st aid Call
Educational Department. y. ~ G A
WANTED-Positiou by eolored man as
cook. Address james W Edmunds- ~ E
Third street
GOOD ofdce man and hookkeeper wants
temporary work for two or three weeks
while waiting on government position Ac-
dress X So. care Herald
EXPERT bookzserer: ten years expert
ence; married; deferred Classification;
bond II necessary excellent references Ad-
dress T. Is. care Herale
YOUNG man. class "A wants position with
wholesale grocer, two years inside and
five year road experience best reference
Pm. Ti3S ". o. PerSinson.
WANTED-TounE man. %. Christian. sales.
mechanical and executive ability erer-
retic. VIC Is exempt from draft. wishes
a good position IN or out Of city Ad-
dress NJ IS. care Herald
ARCHITECT AcD STRUCTURAL
ENGINEER
Beyond draft age and in sound health,
desires employment in e Paso as super
intendenr, inspector. caretazer OF other
wise: firstciass references. Address K a.
care Herald
FOURTH Class dram man. sducated,
widely experienced IN bushes. speaks
Spanish Eueutiy. desires position. office
or manager eut mercantile or other con
Germ Only Al place considered address
II H Baine. Crestouio. Tex
WANTED-Position as manager OF dairy
OF cattle ranch IN southwestern states Two
years agriculture Five years experience
Good booEkeeper and comuissary man
compelled 20 20 west on account o. health
Class in draft Excellent references n
n ellis. Muscle shoals. Ala
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05
Special Notices

Special Notices
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CURTAINS Numbered PhoEe f7s2w-
PIANO tuner Ph. sss2W. Hrs. 8 70 10.
AMERICAN NURSERY-Day and night
1921 E. Boulevard Phone sos7
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners ox12 81.
Acme Mat & Feather Co Phi 1s71-
COMFORTS and Blankets
BIO GBANDE FURNITURE CO.
SPOT cash FOR used furniture. Making Up
car. Chas. Sehaffer Purchasing Ag, ph-l322
YOUR mattresses renovated Sis up; car
pets cleaned. Erwin Mfg. Co. Phi ITO
BAGGAGE-LOCAL SHIPMENTS handled
quick
TEXICO TRANSFER CO.. PHI. 7s1-7s2.
A little down the buyer pays.
A little every thirty days
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
HOUSTON Transfer & Storage Co. We are
open day and night We viii haul your
trunks any place in city for 25c. Phone
$50 Ed. Mclaughlin
ONION SETS
For fall planting Tellows CSC; white soc
per quart.
Ell PASO SEED co.
525 2. San Antonio. Phons asa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05
LEGAL Notices.

The State OF Texas. County OF Fl Pasn.
To all persons holding claims against
the estate OF Gerhardt Reutlinger. de-
ceased.
The undersigned having been duly ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF Ger
hardt Reutlinger. deceased. by the Judge
OF the county court OF Fl Paso county,
Texas, on the 5th day OF September. A. d.
1915 hereby notifies all persons having
claims against said estate 10 present the
same TO him within the time prescribed
by law. at his residence. 1917 Alta street,
Fl Paso, Texas. where he receives his
mail.
Dated at FL Paso. FL Paso county. Texas
this day Of October. A D. 1918
". I. Stewart,
Administrator Of the estate Of Gerhardt
Reutlinger. deceased
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05
Business Chances


PHONE s67S-El Paso Transfer Co. bag
gage and moving. hauling Of all kinds.
STUDIO FOR SALE s12l5 E Pine street.
Deming. y. II
MEXICAN LAW ADVISORY DETAIL
legal matters. Ask pamphlet NJ Bolanos
Cache. col Martin Bldg. ~ Paso. Ie1-
HAULING, there is none toe light or too
TExICO TRANSFER CO.. PHI. 7s1-5se.
TIE only furniture store in one OF the
best towns IN Arizona. Sickness. reason for
selling VIII invoice sbcut 5000 This
is a money maker. Write 7. 81, Herald.
HOUSTON Transfer & Storage Gail Us
and get our low price on moving house
hold goods and pianos Phi 6sz- Ed Nc
LauEhlin. Mgr.
DRUG STORE. country village, on railway.
stock and building $1,000 stock alone
$500. sell either way. half cash. balance
trade Box a. Vineyard. Jack County. Tex.
FOR SALE-For cash only. Wolder's cigar
and magazine depot. 2o6 Mesa ave- good
lease. moderate rent; well established
business; excellent opportunity; come IN
and see me. mean business An drafted
in Uncle Sans army. class Al
no ICE MKT YEAR.
I control a wonderful device that VIII
put ice IN every home at a cost Of less
than cents day Tremendous demands
biggest sensation in ytarss exclusive 20
live wires able to finance their sales; act
quick: territory going fast Come, wire.
or write. Fred ". Wolf. Dept 152, 81 "
Wells ST.. Chicago. H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05
HeIp Wanted-Agents

Help Wanted-Agents
AGEST-s68 weekly and car furnished
men everywhere introducing wonderful
winter automobile fuel. antl-frecze- i've
year gua1autee. spark plugs, etc Outfit
free A Paliwey, So STA F., Louisville,
Kentucky
AGENTS-200 percent profit; wonderful
little article; something new sells IKE
wildflre: carry right IN pocket Write at
eral Manager. 617 Third street. Cinein-
matt. O.
5000 DAILY distributing Prize Patriotic
Picture. Liberty and Peace" True sons
OF Freedr m. % Human Liberty Bell vic
tory Honor Roll" Great excitement; de-
man enormous. Samples free; also por-
trait cataloE. Consolidated Portrait Co.
1888 W Adams St. Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05
Money to Loan
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY To LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
elry. and automobiles. At the lowest rate
OF interest
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor. San Antonio and FL Paso- Phi zI54
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05

Srgt. Feathers enlisted in old com
pany K, Fourth Texas infantry. two
years ago and served with the unit
on the Mexican border before being
Iaken INTO the S6th division at Camp
Bowie, Fl. Worth. He was a cement
finisher, working with his brotherin-
law, Dave Crockett, but had worked
in The Herald's advertising depart
ment six years ago under manager
". II Laughlin.
srgt Feathers was p years OF age
and went to schools here. His father
IS special officer on the Ft- Bliss
reservation. His sisters are Mrs.
David Crockett. 1921 Cumberland
Mrs NJ. Anthony. 4119 Hueco- and
Mrs. Jennie Arpin, 4121 Hueco street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05
Situations Wanted-FenaIe

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PRACTICAL NURSE-Phone ssos-
EXPERIENCED NURSE-Phons Ts7s-
CHILDREN 10 room and board Phi Ss35J.
$500. CLERK, P. o. Dept. WASHINGTON.
d. c.. wishes transfer with Fl Paso man,
same salary address IL So. care Herald
WANTED-Position as companion or
housekeerer with su al family refer
ences exchanged Phone 1Te1RL
WASTED-Positlon as housekeeper IN
small hotel or home. by middle aged
American lady and grown daughter. VIII
90 anywhere. wages not 50 much an OBJ
5ect as home for winter Address Mrs. H
A. S11i5 san Antonio. e Paso. Tex Phi
44e2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05
Rooming Houses-FOr Sac I'D Zen

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FOR SALE-Completel furnished Il room
flat. or will lease furnished Phi 400.
SEE Us for rugs. We save you from 25 to
20 percent
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
10 ROOM roominr house, close in, rooms
an rented: good location. nice home place.
$500 each Phi 754s.
real. BARGAIN
$500 buys the best paying close IN rooming
house. Paid $1,000 year ago
LAY REALTY & TRUST CO.
aos Trust bldg Phone 3515.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05

WANTED-1Iecha nical drawing instru-
ments for night school at y IL c A. Id
c-al nrl.a paid flr gocl sets "a VI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05

PAINTING DONE N ALL ITS
BRANCHES
BY firstclas5 workman.
Rooms calsomined. 81 and up
Owners and contractors take notice Let
me give you a figure on your next Job
JOE FUENTES-
e17 s. Ochoa St
Phone 902s.
Help Wanted Male
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WASrED-Beu boy Hotel Linden
BOY with wheel. sos Myrtle ave. California
Basket Grocery
WANTED-Driver for Ford truck Apply
as Mills street.
WANTED-Boy with wheel. Japaness
Cleaning Works s13 san Jaeinto.
WANTEDz1Ian 10 clean hack yard and
COW lot 1f15 Wyoming
BARBER wanted at once. basement Bar
Der shop. Roberts Banner Bldg-
WASTED-Boy with bicycle. Apply Court
House Drug store
WANTED-Clerk IN country general rer-
chandise store Must be competent 70
assist IN hookkeeping. Write I2s1. Herald.
WANTED-IntelIigent young man for
stock clerk. Apply b r Goodrich Rubber
company. fo5 Myrtle.
WASTED-At once. two men. one to as
slst IN dairy and other general farm
work: $50 and board Rosedale Dairy. Sii-
yer City. y u
YOUNG men as stencErapher and assist
ant boozkecrer. state age. reference eN-
pe-ieuce and salary expected address IL
BIG opportunities are offered to meehan-
ical Ell gireers and draftsmcn; the r IT.
c. A offers a six mcrths course IN NE
chanical draEing. Ph 655-
WANTED-Five linemen for toll line work.
wages IS Per day Address Frank Quier
care the Apache Railway Co, Holbrcok,
FIRE1JES, brakemen. baggaEemen. $40
20 s2o8: coiored porters. BY railroads ev-
erywhere: experience unnecessary rs hy-
bureau. East s., LOUIS. llL
WANTED-8lEn dishrasher $50. board
and room; also hotel porter. $50. board and
room. out OF town. transportation fur
uighed- address Q, g. care Aerald-
wANTED-Toung man to learn tire BUSH
ness; viii pay good salary 70 capable man
In replsying state age. experience educa-
ton and salary expected address J. 60.
care Herald
WANTED - Assistant bookkeeper and
voucher clerk for northern Mexico coudt-
tIons good, $50 permonth starting. op-
portunity for advancement. give fun in
formation how soon could report and draft
status Address Box s.. Naco. ARK
WANTED-Toung man between IS and q
years OF age. who Is not subject n DRAFT
This Is an exceptional opportunity 70 pro
cure az a fair salary a position which has
unlimited future possibilities Applicants
should have a grammar 81 hool education
and one who can use typewriter viii be
preferred. Apply Mr.. Gibson Herald cir
culation department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05
CLOSE N APIS.

CLOsE N MS
Ramsey Apt. S24-s ". Missouri
very desirable 4 room front apt
with 81 pch.. clean and comfort
able. steam heat
Palms Court. 1881 ". Missouri.
4 room front apt in fine condition,
steam heat
Mesereau. F1s Is. Missouri 4
room apt with 81. pch-. very rea-
sonahle.
FISK-RA1ISEF REALTY co.
Phone 1ola Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05

S TO $50 loaned honest employees cheap
est rates. confidential Quick. satisfactory
service. Drake. 201 Roberts Banner.
SEE Us for any kind OF loan. Equitable
Loan association W S. Miller mgr, SIS
Trust Bldg. ard floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05

The relative humidity in FL Paso at
Eoou. Fr-cay. vas p percent
State OF weather -.----.--...---
Lowest temp. last night...l
Highest temp yestdyl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05

Real Estate Wanted
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NEW 7-PASS. CAR, been run about $500
miles. to trade for real estate % equal
PHONE 4o95.
Wanted to Rent
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4. ROOM apartment or house within ?,
3 blocks from St Josenh's academy must
have fIont yard. Phi g063W.
SLEEPING PORCH and steam heated
room IN private home. BY couple Desire
keeping valuable ccllie. temporarily. Phi
Ms. EEserton. $500.
WANTED-DIrect from owner. room,
gllssed-in sleeping porch. modern hurga-
low best OF references state rent wanted
AddreEs K q. care Head.
Wanted Room and Board
meals, in private family: give rates. Ioca-
ton. etc Address D52. care Herald
ROOM. board and sleeping porch BY T.
B.; must be good cook and know how 10
care for sick Address n 90. care Herald
WANIED-By woman eu.rioyed. board
and room for self and son IL years old;
prefer Mcrehead district Address n 81.
care Herald-
WANTED-By gentleman and conyalescent
wife board and rooms with south screened
sleeping porchs not too close In Phone or
write \. Y. n. @ A.
Wantsd-Furniture
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Trade In that old furniture for new
Your credit Is o. X
FOUTL-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
HIGHEST PRICES paid FOR second hand
furniture sos Overland Phi 2107.
WE Buy furniture Gail on Us before
you sell Phi 1881 or call 40S s. e Paso.
GIT ALL your furniture Is worth call
before you sell.
C. d. HOUSER UPHOLSTERISG co.
700 Texas Pm 4110
WE buy an kinds OF second hand furniture.
ice boxes. rugs. carpets. gas ranges
TEXAS FURNITURE co.
40s s. e. Paso St Phone 4cs7.
WILL PAY CASH for several carloads Of
furniture. ranges. etc. IN large or small
Quantities Get our figure befcrsa selling
Berryhiu Furniture Co. 403 Texas St Phi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05

High prices paid for secondhand
furniture.
Phone Us
RIO GhANDE FURNITURE CO.
Phone 2S02.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05

THF ARAGON APT-For rent. 4 room.
Beautifully furnished corner antI VII Be
vacant oct. 6. SIS =. Rio Granda-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05

FURNISHED apartment Cor rent, close IN
Piedmont apartments for rent Apply
Apt 4 Phi $3.50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-06
DRY AMENDMENT
IS LOST IN OHIO;
COX REELECTED

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 6.-Unless all
signs fail, Ohio has elected a Demo
cratic governor. Republican repre-
sentation in the halls Of congress and
Democratic legislature.
Whether it has changed from the
wet to the dry column of states, re-.
mains in doubt today. with the vets
leading by more than 1O,472 votes.
with more than three fifths of the pre-
cincts having been tabulated. With
the exception. however, OF a few pre-
cincts, all of the wet strongholds have
been heard from, and dry leaders still
contend that returns from the rural
districts will wipe out what they claim
is temporary majority.
James NJ. Cox has been returned
governor of Ohio for the third time
He was opposed for the third time by
Frank B. Willis, who defeated him
four years ago and whom he defeated
two years ago. With a few more than
1,500 out of the 5,706 to be heard from
he has majority over the republican
nominee of more than $4,000 votes.
and the complexion of the remaining
precincts to be heard from indicate
that there Is little or no chance of
Willis overcoming this lead.
Republicans made a net gain Of five
congressman in Ohio at yesterdays
election, according to returns compiled
today.
AS result the Ohio delegation in
the next congress will be republican
instead of democratic. In the present
congress there were 13 democrats and
10 republicans from Ohio. There will
be IA republicans and 9 democrats
from the Buckeye state in the next
congress.
Former Senator Charles Dick, Re-
publican. was defeated for congress
in the fourteenth district by Martin
l.. Davey. democrat, who was elected
to succeed the late Congressman Ba-
therick, democrat, who died in office.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-06
REPUBLICANS
TAKE EVERY
CONTEST IN
LOCAL RACE
Vote Based on Light Registra-
ton Shows Good Plurality
All G o. P. County Can
didates Are Winners.
ELLIOTT WINS DISTRICT

Official returns of yesterdays cleo
tion in Wayne county, which were
completed by the county canvassing
board shortly before noon today, show
that the Republicans cleaned the plat
ter, taking every contest on the bill
and though suffering from light vote.
as based on the registration, piled up
a very respectable plurality.
Wayne county's registration totalled
10,900 but the vote polled was only a
little more than $500, a shrinkage that
has not been altogether accounted for
by either Republicans or Democrats,
though 1t is apparent that the absent
vote" which had the opportunity to
vote under the absent voters law, fail
ed to exercise the privilege.
Republicans were jubilant last night
when early returns pointed to a
sweeping victory for the county and
in the district. Richard n Elliott took
the county over by plurality of 1924
over Strickland, and with his big vote
in other counties of the district, it ap-
peared today that he would win by a
total of more than $500
McConaha Easy Winner.
Walter McConaha had an easy vic
tory over James A. Clifton, Democrat,
for joint senator from Fayette and
Wayne counties, while Oliver P. La
fuse defeated Elmer E. Post, for joint
representative in similar fashion
James Knapp, of Hagerstown, for rep
resentative from Wayne county, de-
feated B. F. Wissler
+. the Republican candidates for the
various county offices turned over
pluralities ranging from 1887 which
Howard Brooks received in the au-
ditor's race, down to 1,026, the plural
ity by which Homer Farlow bested
VIII Seaney.
Many leading Democrats today were
endeavoring to explain the cause of
the defeat along all lines yesterday,
and some of them were very free to
say that they believed that President
Wilson's now famous appeal to elect
a Democratic congress, had reacted
and helped. rather than handicapped
the Republicans.
Lewis S. Bowman, Republican coun-
ty chairman, said that he was particu-
larly gratified by the results in Wayne
county. as it demonstrated very force
fully that the Republicans are united
and that efforts of Democratic candi-
dates to break the lines have been
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-06
BELIEVE INDIANA
COP. BY $4,000
(By Associated P.ess)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 6.-Be-
lated reports filtering in early today
from yesterdays election failed to
show decisive results in three con-
gressional districts of Indiana that
presented quickly changing situations
during the late hours Of the night
Coming to the front on late night
gains, Dunbar, Republican, is pressing
hard for the seat in congress of Rep
resentative Cox of the Third district
In the fourth congressional district,
Benham, on the face Of late returns
had made an unexpected showing
against Dixon in normally strong
Democratic precincts, thus presenting
situation similar to that in the
Third In the First district, Luhring
continued making inroads on the Den
ton total aid Democrats conceded his
election. Republican leaders were
quick to predict that a solid Repub-
lican delegation in the house from In
diana was not improbable.
Although returns for state represen-
tatives and esnators were slow, and
for the most part, extremely indeci
sive Republican leaders were optim-
istice because of the apparent victory
of the Republican state ticket.
Latest returns for secretary of state
list 1908 precincts out Of the 3,142 in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-06
STANLEY LEADS IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 6.-It be-
came apparent today that Gov. A. o.
Stanley. Democrat, had defeated his
Republican opponent, Ben l.. Bruner
for the United States senatorship
from Kentucky to succeed the late
Ollie M. James by a majority of about
5000 Unofficial returns from every
county in the state. practically COM
plete, showed Stanley leading by more
than $500 votes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-06
Germany Orders Release
Of All Belgian Prisoners
fBy Associated Press)

AMSTERDAM, Tuesday, Nov. g.
In accordance with its amnesty proc
lamation, the German government has
released all Belgium civilian prison
ers held in Germany, according to
telegram received from Germany.
Special rules under which Belgium
prisoners have been held. are said to
have been abolished
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-06

WASHINGTON. Nov Germany
can have peace on the terms and
principles enunciated by President
indemnity for the wanton destruction
wrought by It's forces on land, on sea
and In the air.
The German government is SO in
formed In a note from Secretary Lam
sing now on It's way to Berlin, and
which also announces that Marshal
Foch has been authorized by the gov
ernments 0: the United States and the
allies ito receive properly accredited
representatives Of Germany and to
armistice" under which hostilities can
be brought to an end.
Secretary Lansing's note quotes a
memorandum OF observations" by the
allied governments on the presidents
correspondence with the German au-
thorit,es In which these governments
peace with the government of Ger
many" in accordance with the presi-
1ent's program. subject to these quail
acations:
Terms Withheld.
plete freedom Of action in the peace
conference on the question Of the free
iom OF the seas, and
"The specific articles that by restor-
alton Of invaded territories Is meant
that compensation will be made by
Germany for all damages done to the
civilian populations of the allies and
heir property by the aggression Of
Germany by land, by sea and from
the air
The president, Germany is informed.
concurs in this last stipulation, which
means payment by Germany for cities,
towns and countrysides laid waste or
damaged: for ships sunk by submar-
ines ard raiders and Of indemnities
to the families and dependents killed
or carried off in violation of the recog-
nlzed rules OF warfare.
Terms Of the armistice may not be
made public until their acceptance or
rejection by Germany. but II can be
stated authoritatively that they are
no less drastic than those imposed
upon Austria, which have been inter.
preted by military men here both
American and allied. as nothing short
OF abject surrender.
ALREADY agree 10 Terms.
Germany's spokesman already have
acauisced In the terms and principles
laid down by President Wilson. BY
accepting the armistice they agree In
advance to the qualifications made by
the allies and, consequently. much Of
the real work OF the peace conference
will have been completed in advance.
There will remain the application OF
the presidents program and decision
as to the freedom of the seas. but the
terms of the armistice will leave no
room for doubt Of the ability Of the
allied and American governments to
impose their terms.
While awaiting the approach of the
German emissaries. Marshal Foch,
military men here believe has opened
the decisive battle of the war. His
immediate objective is the rout or
destruction Of the German armies hold
ing stretch of more than 200 miles
Of battle line in the very center of
the front in France. 1t is from this
menace that the Germans are seeking
to escape in the great retreat reported
last night from London
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-06
BERLIN ANNOUNCES DEPARTURE
OF COMMISSION FOR WESTERN
FRONT TO GET ALLIED TERMS

Gruenel and Won Hintz Included in Commission to
Open Peace Negotiations With Foch-Anxiety
for Peace Expressed by Officials -Amstice Terms
Will Require Enormous Indemnify for Atrocities
Committed by Huns Lansing Sends Note to Ger
many Stating Allies Requirements for Peace Con-
ference.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-06
Today's Temperature.
Yesterday.

For Wayne County by w. e. Moore
Fair tonight and Thursday, follow
ed by increasing cloudiness.
General Conditions - The Western
storms are moving slowly eastward
with two centers, one over Minnesota
and other over Rockies. Warm wealth
er in the middle west and a cold wave
is appearing over western Canada,
with snow over Montana, eastern
Idaho and Wyoming.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-06
WAITING ANxIOUSLY

BASEL. Nov. 6-An official sta te-
ment from Berlin. in announcing the
terms Of the armistice for Germany
had not arrived at the German capital
up TO today adds
Whatever it may be. the message
is awaited in Germany with calmness
in conformity with our dignity. Truly
there exists the right to ask how the
delaying tactics Of our adversaries can
be reconciled with the speeches OF the
entente leaders who recently reiter-
ated that 1t would be crime to pro-
long the bloodshed one hour longer
than was absolutely indispensable.