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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

ALTERATION hands on skirts and dresses.
Apply Braunstcins. 6lo-612 Market.
BRIGHT young ,ndy Tor oJpce work Must
have sone Lnowiedge oi typcwriting Ap-
ply g 2. Every Evening Ollice.
BOOKKEEPER--State age. experience and
salary expected Address x II. Every
Evening once
CHILD's NURSE~-white Good wages
Reference required. Apply 1911 w. Ninth.
Phone 1927 J.
CLEAN. careful woman TO cook and help
old lady in small adult family. Good loca-
ton. modern conveniences. Give references
IL. Every Evening Of'icc.
COOK Small family Good wages. go
Jefferson Phone 1882.
CASHIER Experience not necessary, APP
ply Schagrin Iraunstein. COS Market
street
DIsnwAsHER wanted Good wages
Prest" Lunch. lI5 W Eighth ST
ELDERLY woman 10 assist With h9asc-
work Good home Apply sac Madison
street
tni$E oFtkhrohs - M TWO oN
t5h FohLiSf rTil~ ~MA%HISGSr 5hWiSG rN sINqEh THEEh
STEtAHpn WORK. rLEASANT ,ToprIs sUE,
BROTHERS 90. @i7 FRENCH ST.
GlRI. or Woman for general housework
Small family No Washing 1901 North
Clayton street
GIRL. about Ii. 10 assist In printing Office.
apply 500 Shipley street
GOOD. plain cook No washing or ironing.
Must stay at nights. Apply evenings
21oo Delaware avenue.
PRlN ATE lessons given In shorthand and
typewritlue by thoroughly experienced
instructor Positions guaranteed whIe
earning ana ON complction OF course. l. Il.
Every Evening otfce
PURITY Nut Margarine is made OF cocoa
nut and peanut oils. churned through
astouriZcd milk, ana Is absolutely pure.
Al groccrs Jesse H. llorner. Deiaware
agency. i2i King strtS't
sALEsLADr Experieno,i. ior w9;nen,s
r,'ady-to-wear shop Apply at once Brom-
berg ;. 233 Market street
TWO GIRLS Cook and chambermsd. APP
ply lola Broomc street
uANTED-. oiorcd woman for general
housCwork Mrs Townsend. l8o4 Van
hurcp street
WHITE woman. general housowork $40
pct ~ Must hc good cook. No wash
ing t,4r u family. Call evenings after :.
1912 trank tin street
WHITE or culorrd woman for houscwork.
Eight hou-s a day Apply 1929 W Six
tcVntn street Phone 652o
WANTED White girl to assist with care
Ot CHilUftn. Apply i+i NtDbihNn aNtiAu's
or phone 4SIO
WANTED Competent huusekcepcr. middle
aged preferred Apply W ) Glaes.
Owner Lyric Theatre
WANTED Careful woman 10 clean ono or
two mornings a week Family of two. West
side T. l3. Every Evening ofCe.
WOMAN Nl:de,.c-a.,c,i ftr general house.
M,1tN 300 Dctawar, avenue
WANTED nou.ekc.per IN small family
Goa Van Burcu street
WOMAN ~ girl 10 attend 10 sick woman
and two >mau children. III Market street.
third floor
WANTED at once two strong. capable
women for Salcsysnrk 20 take mems places
on our wagons selling tnod products direct
tn cOu~untr tioOd salary and comml S~iOn
EStahii>titd route. Permanent employ
mcnt Jewel Tea Go. Inc. Soa-o9 Niadi-
son street
Y0l NJ LADY To serve as cashier aud
sttnoRrapEcf steady position. Apply at
once. to 4 larleS. &l3 Market Ask Tor
Mr. Bush
ASH Tor HornCrs sliced beet IN the black
ana white sanitary box Delicious ecC-
nomICa. hOA front " ~ stamp
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STENOGRAPHY.

BRING your stenographic work 10 Public
StenogFapher. Hotei du P0It.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. -
ACORN heater and gas range, cheap. hp-
ply Mrs Anna Wipf. Baldton. New 1as,ie'
Del
CHEAPEST PLACE To pny singer ma
ebines snnsS 81 Nar ar phone ass ssia M r carrow
Singer Shop. 62l w Fourth St.- st.
DININGROoM suite. stove and gas range
Private sale Apply fis East fonr.h
street.
FOR Second hand Ford roadster.
Apply ko-Nu-lt. Fourth ana orahee
FOR sAIE--steam heating furnace. Also
coal range. Telephone 3ot4 -
FOR SALE
Rugs and Floor Coverings.
HUkLOCk'S CASH HOUSE.
Secondhand Furniture Dealer.
seventh and Poplar ats
FOR SALE Rabbits Finest stock. Del
gisn harcs and New Zealand Reds, all ages
For particulars address samuel =. Wood
cock. salisbury. Md.
FOR sALE-Fivc-pa passenger iteo. REQ road
stcr. Hudson seven passenger. Imperial nse, we
FORD one-ton trucks. Ford dehteryt Two
Overland deliveries. studeeaker delivery.
For sale cheap. Apply french sttset 'ei- :
age. i26 French street
FOX SALE-Fivo-ye year-oid general purpose
horse. milk wagon aud harness. loo h1n-
coin street.
HOU USEHOLD furnishings at private sale
ApplT 2+2U Wost street.
HORSES for sale Apply Diamond Ice &
Coal Co. Thirteenth anu Lombard
MOURNING CLOTHES. size 80. Girls
and boys clothes. Ia and III years. walnut
bedroom suite aud dtningroom chairs i9oS
West street.
MUSIC ROLLS. All latest ihta. Keep the
nomI nres burning. uuy bonds Afford
llanU CO. 2lu ". Nlntn street.
NOVELTY kitchen range. Lion gas heater.
gas range. Apply 5ih West street. or 4
T.. rourta street.
PARIOR suite. five pieces. mahogany. up
hoisteref IN teiour- Apply iua " iwcn'S-
iitn street.
pArEt. HANulNGS aud watt decorations
uI quaiity. Special reductions ON tabrics.
koslD q bro. Al ShipIey street Ncxt 10
corner RUIN street. thone loo ].
OAK siDEBoAKD Apply 22pi Jcrcr-
son street,
PRIVATE family will rent to refined young
men one large room. suitable i0r two or
one smaller suitable tor one 1873 W.
F"urtu street
PRIVATE. sale Of household goods. also
ecntmmt oVcrcoat VI Iirkwood.
sf.f4 these values at Forster 3 Mems black
Csn snues. tnRiisn tasts and broad toes.
IS. -. iuaI Sou Vaiuts. Forster snoe Go.
'Zs Market street. SeConu iiOor
L
two gasOnne tankS. ~ gal. j. ~ gal nall
barrei medium luuricatlng OH soy Shipiey
street.
S.tnE BUYS FULLY GUARANTEED
DtoC new player piano, Dcncn. ID rolls
o. music one YEAR Ire8 tuning Easy
terms II desired uc1enr Piano Co. Zi6
" Nlnth street.
WALL. PAPER-Now Is the time 10 have
WORK dont Al moderate prios.s Estimates
ch,4riutly turnlSnCd Jones' q nottett. iDi
shApICf street - n \ 5OdS-I
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FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.
PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE of three-story brick and
concrete modern warehouse. southwest
corner Of kcriin and Union streets. Ches-
AT II O'Clock . IN. on the premises
The lot contains in front on kcriin street
40 feet. , inches. and .n depth along Union
street 40 feet. inches
Terms announced al sale
For further particulars apply to
" J. McCIJ RE Co.
Third and herhu STREETS
Chester. Pa
Or 10 Joseph II Hinkson.
Law Building.
Chester. Pa
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


AUToMOBiLEs--we buy second hand
automobiles Tor parts, any condition.
Adams street Garage, 304 North Adams
street Phone sa42-W
AUTOMOBILES ,ou wish % sell or
buy I Il q. bradford He'll 1906 1870
Delaware avenue. Hainea seven passenger.
also one 1913 Hudson Super Sax limousine
splendid condition. all new tires. also two
new extras $4,000.
AUTOhlOBILEs--par for ali makes Of
automobiles, new and second hand springs
wheels. tires. tubes and ali parts. Adams
street Garage. 3D2 Adams street Phone
BIG bargain Federal truck for salo III
Orange street.
ExPkRT AUTO HEpAIgIN8 Locomo-
Lille and electrical work speciality. Wash
ingion Streot Garage. Tenth and Wash
ington streets. &. O. Davidson. Manager.
goR SALE 1917 Oakland six. five-pasaen-
ger touring car. equipped with two new
shoes. Price. sc75. Apply }. Howard Gordon.
gl1 Orange street.
roR SALE
Ford Touring. 1917.
/ Foro tu1rins 1916.
] Ford roadster. 1918
| Ford delivery,
/ Buick Little Six roadster. 1917.
taige B.g Sax roadster. 1917.
/ Paige big six touring
/ Dodge roadster. i1tb
Dodge touring. 1918.
15iAhioSSD sfAfE AUTO co.
Phone 353 si7 Tatnall street
foH SALE used studebaker. six cylinder.
scvcrl passenger touring ear. Good oondi-
liun. a. u. Howell Co. Tenth and Wash-
ing ton strrcts. fn0ne b73b w
HUDSON super six. 1918 model. driven
4. .oop mlses Looks nko new new. saefiilca sstl
u II. Every rvenins Othce.
LoOh-Automobile owners We buy old
autos ana tires not suitable for use. High
est prices paid. Jacob protigai. 5id East
Third street. ID. u a Phone 350s- ~.
OAKLAND. nearly new Call b3Sl w
OUn NAME ls no misnomer-it means
what IL says--quick service. Johnson .
Quick service Garage. s0f-oJ W0liaston
street.
Particularly OF Fords. the
way u should be done. Moderate Charges.
bfarket street Garagu. &il5 .sarket.
SELECTED USED CARS
buck roadster. 0-cyInder.
1872 PscrCe- Arrow. passenger.
All newly painted and repaired.
WILNflNtfTON AUTOMOBILE CO.
Tenth Street and bolasare Avenue.
ia1s BUICK. four-cyIinder. I've passenger
touring car. in fine condition This car
must be sold by noon tomorrow. Cooper >
Garage. McCaulley street. near lombard.
iTTT--- FORD truck Good condition bar
gain Biscoe kaniat0r Repair GO
SAVE your old tires We nave specialized
on q process whereby no matter now 0id
tire wr ean make II not only practically
ke neN hut giyr you tire that will render
service 10 .ou Guaranteed sor 3,5fp miles.
Tor tets than halt the price OF a new tire.
We also specialize In yuicanizing all work
guaranteed Empire D0uoe Tread Co. 81
Shipiey street
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FOP SALE
FOP sALF.

Northeast oorne- sixth ard Hor1 av--ns.
- rooms. bath. porches and garage Ar
Joining Country club and closs - new
du Pon' operation Ulth nigh elevation
1902 ~ sixth street. 10 -oorns. 0sfs.
porch heater Possession ~ days
1917 1910 1922 1925 NJ Eighth stres-
earh six rooms, rath and porch sold N
easy terms Sill make . GOOD iovrs' ra-,-.
d. j. O'KEEFE.
Phone 1871 W Seventh fy.sa
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MULLINs WANT
Mems Clothing salosmcn
BOYS Ciothlng Salesman
Furnishing Statesmen
Hat Salesman
Snoe Salesman
once Boy
Window Cleaner and JaEitor
Also Learners
Steady positions and good
openings for oar New Store.
MULLINS CLOTHING STORE
9th aud Market
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FOR SALE
House. seven rooms and bath, over Wash
ington street bridge. Room for garage.
Possession January T.
small farm about % acres. eight miles
farm. Further particulars BY applying 20
". Fl. BRAMBLE
,4 West Ninth street.
TWO corner lots. 5Ozlo5 feet. at Clay
Cam, 6o9 WesJ = Phone 2725 ].
FOR SALE.
New house Al Oak Grove, on Brandywine
Springs line Nine rooms. two baths. heat ed
Lincoln highway aud trolley line SIX cents
fare 20 minutes run, from Market street:
two squares from Oak Grove consolidated
school 3r.ce. $500. Easy terms.
CLAUDE BANTA.
OAK Grove Del.
DETACHED house. nine rooms and bath
Call AZ H. iersers ;. tl9 Shipley
BUNGALOW Va Hillerest seven rooms
and bath Lot 5oNi2j lmmcd'a5s, pos
session {. NJ Townsend. 925 Market
street.
FOR sALE-Six-room house. bargain. Ap-
ply to H. Cloud. 2e27 W. Eighteenth
street. Phone 541o.
FOR SALE -seyen-roon house. IA Van
dcyer avenue. Possession SEQ VI. Scott
Vernon, 10 W. Ninth street
FOR SALE.
New. modern houses.
Six rooms. bath and pantry
American Radiator Heating Co. boiler.
hot water heat
Mahogany finish doors and white ename'
trim on second tioor
Hardwood finish on nrst door.
Porch enclosed with glass.
Gas and electric fixtures.
Will paper 70 suit purchaser
severed. cellar cemented
Five sold out Of eight. three leCL
No. 5 East Twenty y-fourth street open 10
inspection.
ID. l. IOPkIo
< so ". rwenty-sceond street.
FoR SALE 23t5 Washington street nine
rooms and bath, large yard. Immediate
possession. t. Lyman, attorney for
owners. 200 Equitable Building.
HOUSE. store and warehouse az Bear sta
tion Del House 23.ONA9.6, Warehouse.
23.6X49.b, store and porcheS, 236X4g. Two
other buildings, 3ON3U. "a acres Of land.
Price. $1,000. ]. i. Cough. Pennington.
Del.
ROOAIING house FOR sale. Also. tho furni-
ture and ga. 4ge. A good Investment Ap-
ply 7I6 French street.
OWN A HOME Figure up your last eight
years rout receipts Ny plan will "ost
you no more per month. and you viii own
the home William ii Jones, S23 Shipley
street. a m. 70 10 3. IN
COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE OR
RENT. GRAND OLD SHADE
TREES. IL ROOMS AND BATH,
SITUATED AT ELMHURST, AD-
JOINING RICHARDSON PARK
APPLY ELMHURST REALTY CO,
S23 MARKET STREET. OR WILL
MINGTON PROVISION Co. THIRD
AND ORANGE STREETS.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
WOAIEN'S SPECIALS.

CARPETS-l, ,OOC carpets and rugs wanted
10 clean. Both phones George h Lang
Co. 1908 Orange street
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To LEND
81 500 a. 8 per cent in exchange for FIRST
mortgage. Wilmington real estate. Apply
: a. Every Evening once.
DELAWARE MONEY LOAN OFFICE.
Licensed and bonded Advances made on
Watches diamonds. 'eHelry. J. Rose. Prop.
II +. seventh street
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sHAMPOOING. SCALP TREATMENT

SHAMPOOING and scalp treatment at
your home. Phone 1927 w. Bertha M
Ernest 428 F. sixth street. Out -of-toun
appointments accepted
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WALL PAPER AND PApERHANG GING

PApERHANGER-H Shames l03 Nortn
jackson street Lowest prices guaranteed
work Phone 1921
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09

BOY-HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT,
TO SERVE ROUTE or EVERY
EVENING. APPLY AT ONCE MIR.
CROSSGRoVE. EVERY EVENING
OFFICE.
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TAXI for hire. IN and out Of town Rates
reasonable. CAN sZ3 W Ninth 81
The sun., 1918-12-11
RECLAIM GERMAN BANK LOOT
Allies Find Enormous Amounts in
Brussels Bank Vaults.

LONDON. Dec. 10.-French and Brit
ish pickets under the direction of the
Paymaster-General OF the French
army and in the presence OF German
officers in civilian clothes have been
sent TO the banks OF Brussels, notably
the Compton National d'Escompte de
Paris and the Credit Lyonnais. I'm the
last two days and have removed large
numbers of chests placed there by the
Germans in October.
These chests, says the Reuter- corre-
spOndent, contain strong boxes and Sc
curities taken from towns in northern
France. including Lille, Roubaix
Tourcoing. Valencienne, st. Quentin
and Cambria. Other cases placed by
the enemy in the banks at Liege are
said to contain securities to the value
Of billions of francs.
These valuables will be returned to
their owners, except in the case OF
towns where the banks have been de-
stroyed, as, for example, st. Quentin
and Cambria. In such cases the Sc
curities will be deposited In Paris.
The sun., 1918-12-11
Special Gable Despdtch 10 TIE Sun.
.CnnNrinhI 1915. 6IH rinhfa reaef1, ed

PARIS, Dec. 10.-The keenest inter-
est has been aroused in France by
the announcement of President Will
sons desire to visit the devastated
towns of northern France. No wound
inflicted during the war is so painful
a reminder OF the nations suffering
as her ruined towns and nothing is so
close to the heart OF the people.
The Presidents Gntention to see for
himself the German trail Of destruc-
ton is looked upon here as one Of
the most important features of his
European voyage. The French want
President Wilson to see the Huns
handiwork, they want him to be an
eyewitness of the barbarity of the ma
ton which appeals to him for mercy.
From one quarter comes the as
sertion that IL the President, as has
been reported, really haroors any dis
position toward leniency and intends
The sun., 1918-12-11
WIRELESS REPORTS WILSON BEYOND AZORES;
PARIS PREPARED FOR WELCOME SATURDAY;
GERMANS DECLARED 80 PER CENT AN7T-REDS
WILSON TO SEE HA VOC
WROUGHT BY GERMA MS
French Hope to Show President That Stern Justice In
stead of Mercy Should Be Melted
Out to Foe.

to create a sort OF forgive and for
get" atmosphere among the Allies II
is hoped that the scenes of ruin and
pillage will dispell all ideas of an un-
Just clemency and misdirected senti-
mentalism.
From an official source the cor
respondent of THE Sun is able to state
that President Wilson will be taken TO
Rheims, Cambria and st. Quentin,
which OFFER the most conclusive proof
OF the Germans guilt. In many places.
notably In st. Quentin, the scenes of
destruction have been kept intact,
even the mines laid by the Germans(in
dwellings being undisturbed, except
that the fuses have been removed.
Information, which reflects the
general feeling in regard to the Presi-
dents visit to the devastated regions
says It can only stiffen his attitude
toward Germany. II adds:
"He will learn there things that
cannot be printed and he will remem-
ber that those who wilfully committed
these black crimes are the same who
now pirate Of fraternity"
The sun., 1918-12-11
WILSON SEES MOCK
FIGHT WITH U-BOAT
Depth Bombs Drop as Liner
Zigzags.

BIZ Wireless 10 TIE Associated PresS
ON BOARD U. S. S. GEORGE WAsHINu.
TON, Dec. 9 C p. MD.-President viii
son stood on the bridge Of the George
Washington this afternoon and saw a
United States destroyer stage a thrill.
Ing demonstration of the work of re-
pulsing a submarine attack.
a touch OF realism was given by the
drill Of the men on board the liner and
the conveying ships. The great boat
was gliding through the tropical
waters like chip on duck pond when
bugles and alarm bells called the men
TO battle stations. President Wilson
was taken TO the bridge by Capt. Nc
Cauley so that he might get a better
view OF the demonstration.
a destroyer which had been tagging
far astern. suddenly leaped forward,
her tunnels vomiting smoked and white
spray dashing from her bow as she
tore through the water at thirty knoty
per hour, As the destroyer came
abeam Of the liner depth bombs were
dropped and great geysers were
thrown high into the air as the war
ship 2igzagged its way through tho
waters beneath which was supposed
to lark the enemy submarine Each
explosion was distinctly felt or board
the George Washington.
President Wilson was most inter
ested III the demonstration and asked
questions about II, going into the most
minute detail.
The George Washington will pasa
The sun., 1918-12-11
KAR0LYI ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Count Disappointed I'm His Efforts
to Reconstruct Hungary.

LoNpoN, Dec. 1o.-Count Michael
Karolyi, who took a prominent part
In the recent proclamation of a Hun
garian republic, is reported in Buda-
pest telegram to have attempted sui
eide in despair of the success Of his
efforts to reconstruct Hungary. says
Central News despatch from Am
sterdam. The Counts attempt to take
his life was frustrated, the message
states, but no details are given.
The Government. the despatch adds,
appears to be unable to prevent the
partition of the country into smal,
republics.
The sun., 1918-12-11
Soldiers Letter Says
Smokes Helped Victory

"THE victory which has
crowned our efforts is our
best way of thanking THE SUN
Tobacco Fund and all who gave
to it and contributed to make
things more pleasant for us SOL
diers."
This is part of a message Of
thanks from Sergeant William S.
Fryer of. Company b, Thirty
eighth r. !. C.
Fighting is over" writes
Sergeant Robert f. King, "but
our work continues the same as
ever, ind smoking is one of the
real comforts we all enjoy"
Other messages from boys
"over there" expressing thanks
for smokes sent to them through
THE SUN fund, appear on
pege Z.
WARNING! THE SUN To-
BACCO FUND has no connection
with any other fund, organiza-
tion or publication. II employs
no agents or solicitors.
The sun., 1918-12-11
500 RAIDER cAPTIvEs FREE.
Yankee and Other Victims of " off
and Moewe Were III Treated.

LONDON, Dec. 10.-Five hundred
Americans, Englishmen and others, "a
majority of the party being members
of crews from the ships captured by
the German commerce raiders Moewe
and Wolf. have arrived at Aarhus, a
seaport OF Denmark, from Germany,
according to a Copenhagen despatch
to the Exchange Telegraph Company,
Many of the men complain of the
treatment they received at the hands
OF the Germans while they were in
termed.
The sun., 1918-12-11
French Warship to Salute
the George Washington :
at Sea Friday.
PERSHING AT BREST
Presidents Ship to Drop
Anchor in Outer Har-
Dor of Seaport.
BRETON PEOPLE EXCITED
Country Folk Already Gather
ing to Extend Greeting to
Nations Guest.
PERSHING AT BREST
BRETON PEOPLE EXCITED
By the associated Press.

BREsT, France. Dec. 10.-The steam.
ship George Washington was reported
by the naval wireless as passing the
Azores at 1 o'clock to-day. AL on
board were we'll after the stormy
weather through which the Presiden-
tial liner passed.
Preparations for receiving Presi-
dent Wilson here have now been com.
pleted. The city Is fairly humming
with expectancy.
The progress of each step taken
by the American visitors now is fol.
lowed with eager interest. The first
plan of sending On American dread.
nought fleet seaward has been
changed. According to the new plan
the fleet will go out early Friday
morning to meet the American party
short distance off the coast and
accompany 1t to port.
French warships also will taka
Foreign Minister Pichon. Minister OF
Marine Leygues and Andre Tardieu,
head Of the general commission for
Franco o-American war questions, for
the first greetings by an exchange Of
salutes.
French officers arrived here to-day
from Paris to make final arrange
ments with the local authorities fer
the Presidents landing.
To Anchor Mile From Shore.
The George Washington draws too
much water to enter the inner harbor
so the Presidents ship and the entire
fleet OF warshins will anchor in the
outer harbor about mile off shore,
An American party. consisting of
Gen. Pershing. Gen. Bliss, Admiral
William s. Benson, Admiral Henry r.
Wilson and Col. House, then will board
the liner and bring the President and
Mrs. Wilson ashore aboard a naval
tug
The landing will be made at Quay
8, where the French Ministers will
extend a formal welcome to tho
American President as he sets foot
on French soil.
The George Washington Is expected
TO arrive about noon Friday. The
ioAfhi'lts Va ANSIutlll w llSpll ~
for 3 o'clock IN the afternoon and he
Is expected to arrive in Paris at 10
o'clock Saturday morning.
This schedule would leave less than
an hour for ceremonies here. which
| necessarily will be restricted, although
the Breton peasantry is gathering
from miles around TO give Mr.. Wilson
an enthusiastic greeting.
Mayor May Welcome Him.
President Wilson will drive direct
from the quay 70 the depot, passing
along the Cours Datot, q splendid ter
race overlooking the harbor. The
populace and soldiers and sailors will
be massed along the course, and II time
permits there will be a brief address
Of welcome by the Mayor and a re-
sponse by the President.
The Presidential train will proceed
slowly, stopping for several hours
during the night so as to arrive at the
Dauphine station in Paris exactly at
10 o'clock Saturday morning.
Miss Margaret Wilson arrived in
Brest to-day TO meet the Presidential
party. She will accompany the party
to Paris.
The sun., 1918-12-11
EX-KAISER TRIES SUICIDE.
Member of Retinue Restraints Him
but Ia wounded.

LONDON, Dec. 10.-Wiiliam Hohen-
zollern. the former German Emperor
has attempted TO commit suicide, fol-
lowing mental depression, according to
the Leipsic Tdgeoidtt, which is quoted
in a Copenhagen despatch TO the Ex-
change Telegraph Company. A mem
Der of the former Emperor's retinue
who prevented Herr Hohenzollern
from carrying out his intentioD re.
ceiYed wound, II is said.
The sun., 1918-12-11
RADICALS FEW,
BUT DANGEROUS
Scheidmann to Quit Because
Situation Is lntOlerable
Despite Majority.
USES AMERICAN THREAT
Declares People Must Come to
Senses or Be Forced To
by United States.
Special Cable DespdtcA TO The srs.


LONDON, Dec. 10.-The latest re-
ports from Berlin state that the cap!.
tai Is in state of nervousness
Thousands Of persons are crowding
the streets and discussing excltedly
the events of the last few days, dur
ing which, according to these reports,
twenty EIGHT persons were killed IN
the street fighting.
The extreme elements are said to
be preparing some sort of action. Or.
Karl Liebknecht, leader of the Rad
lcals. again is making inflammatory
speeches and machine guns have been
placed ut various points in the city
The police have made preparations
to meet any new disorders.
The sun., 1918-12-11
Prince Henry in New
Revolt, Attacks Fort
Special Gable Despatch TO THs Sun from

Special Gable Despatoh 10 THs Sun from
the London Times. Service.
Copyright. 1918; aH rohts rsserved.
THE HAGUE, Dec. 10.-The
Amsterdam Telegraph printed
on Saturday the story that Prince
Henry Of Prussia has started a
counter revolution and is besieg-
ing Thorn, q fortress on Ger
many's eastern frontier.
The royalist troops demand the
hauling down of the red flag.
Prince Henry has proclaimed the
establishment Of the Royalist
party.