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showed an example unique In tho an
nais or the human race. Her calm has
been magnificent. Who could have cx-
pected the apparent impasslveness OF
a nation known for the spontaniety OF
it's enthusiasm? The people OF Franco
knew from the nrst that on tho war
was stakcd the end OF the world OF tho
Teutons or the end OF tho Latin world"
As to vnnQuished Germany. tho flu
ture relations Of the civilized world
with her will depend on the manner
ishment."
To-day" says tho Matin. "the civil
lied world gives itself UP unrestrain-
cdly TO superhuman JOY at the triumph
over the forces Of barbarism To-
morrow we must get to work and build
lasting cdiiice OF free and Just hu-
manity."
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LONDON TO NEW YORK
IN DAY AND ONE-HALF
Constnntiuoplc Can SIC Reached in
twenty Hours. according to
Hnndlcy Page.

LONDON. November l3.-America
VIII become within the reach OF Eng
iand In Il day and a half. and The time
viii come when an I;nelishman in New
YORK viii see his London paper the
morning after its publica ton" said
ilandley Page, the airplane construc
tor. recently.
lie prophesied that immediately on
inc declaration OF peace il would he
possible to begin an AR service be-
tween Marseilles ana London. with n
single stop at Paris for an overhaul and
taking in gasoline. Mr.. Page con
"Constantinoplc could he reached IN
twenty hours. Rome in twelve and n
mar hours. and Marseillcs in eight" he
An S00-miic service could be run a,
n proht. both for mails and passengers
at rate but little in excess OF tha;
at present in force
base my calcula tons on the use
or medium sized machine making
nonstop flights OF 100 miles. Each
would carry 400 pounds of revenue
earning load. There would he first
tiaSS acrodromcS ut each end of tho
route. and another in the middle Sec
ohu class acrodromcs would be pro
'idcd every 100 miles.
minimum service Ok six machines
eacn way per day could be provided for
capital Of under $500, 900. The an
huai cost would be under $500, 300"
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THE NEW CALOMEL FINE
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
CalOtabs, the New NauseaIess
Calomel, Breaks Up a Severe
Cold Overnight.

Physicians and druggists have at last
FOUND q quick and dependable remedy
calotab on the tongue at bedtime with
swallow of watcr--thats ali. Next
nlorninS your cold has vanished and
fed and refreshed without the slightest
unpleasantness or interference with an
petite. diet or work ' "'
Doctors have always contendcd tbst
calomel is the best medicinc for colds
bronchitis and la grippe and the first
medicine TO be given in pneumonia and
tabs. is purified and refined from ali Of
the sickenlng and dangerous effects and
with the medicinal virtues vastly i'm
proved. -'
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages. price 35c. Your drug
sist recommends and guarantees them
ana VIII refund your money if you are
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MOSQUITOES ROUTED
BY SHIPPING BOARD
Work Being Carried On At AIexnnd-,,
and Hampton Among Other
Places.

WASHINGTON, November 13.-Nfor,
than one ally Of the German Empero,
VINO mas attempted to interfere witt
INC shi26Milding program has come tc
deieat The latest is the mosquito.
Most oi the new shipyards have riser
from marshlands bordering rivers
axes, ,h. bays and inlets. These marshy
places are the favorite breeding nlaces
Oh mo mosquito and millions fed sc
arariciouSly on the men hammerino
out ships that. at times. they were
ton was retarded. But now "a Great
national notwithstanding army has
9een created. and this force is con.
auctins continuous offensive agains,
The staff of this army is co,nposed
or mosquito-h fighting experts. who have
touEht and battered down mosquito Of
iensivcs not only in this country. bu,
also in he infected tropical zone
where the pests have been nj their
S %Nrst, amen, Among these is Lieutenant
Der or the staff of SurEeon-Gcncral
Gorgas. who eliminated the pest from
me Panama Canal Zone. He is di.
rector OF the Department or Health aud
sanitation of the United States Shin.
ping Board. and is organizing the war
against the mosquito in ali parts of
the country.
The cooperation OF State, municIpol
ana private corporate interests has
been enlisted in this war. Miles Of
afenGhes nave been dug in lowlamds
marshes may be drained and the breed
ing places destroyed. Where it Is i'm :
possible TO drain off the staEnant wa
ter. oilinS is resorted to.
At the Hog Island plant near Pbila l..
delphia. the work is b, ing carried On
with the cooperation of the State NJ
pennsylvania. the city of Philadelphia,
the WESTINGHOUSE Corporate the A. .
lantic Oil Refining Company and othcr
private Interests y fund of $3.50. 900
has been contributed and in addition
ne Atlantis on Refining; Company con.
tributes all the oil used. Nine thous
and one hundred acre tract of mash
land had to be treated by sprinklin q
pools. cutting down tall weeds, dredr,
ing and draining. anu within three
months .aftfr work started the water
area had been reduced % per cent
Several + tg dumping stations have hrrn
erected and employed in this work ami
more arc planned.
Three thousand or more acres ~ tho
land thus reclaimed. 1t is estimated.
viii be suitable for agricultural pur'
poses; and it has been suggested that
Scouts of philadelphia for war gar
dsnS, as the land is within six miles
or the central section of Philadclphia'
The state Of New Jersey is coop
Counties and he Saipping Board in
work about the shipyards on the New
Jersey side of the Delaware River. II
Is planned to spend $4,000 III this dis.
trict this year.
Chester. Pa, an important center for
AZ KINDS or war work. has Il committee
That is working with the State and the
a a9rppGins Board. and the state has
can he obtaiisld from other sources
Other places ut which work Ia helms
carried on along this line are Whining.
ION. y. "a WHICH has raised $4,000
alexandra and Hampton, Va; Los An
gcles, CAL and about the yards on the
Gulf OF NJ axico
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less there Is an Improvement in tho
supplies or these commodities the pres
cut down. w
There is strong feeling IN this
country that the bare necessities Of
liie shall continue indefinitely under
government control. This gathers
strength from ever-rising prices. !
nope 1t may be possible to devise Some
plan OF international action by which
prices can be brought to an equitable
basis and all profiteering in food ne
cessary to maintain human existence
may be eliminated
me american government and Her
pert Z. hoover. the American food adj
min,strator. know the exact facts re-
GardinE the allies food requirements.
They will soon know tho real position
OF Central Europe. The American peo-
pie have already proved they are ca
pablo OF making any sacrifices. however
great, in the allied cause. l feel sure
that whatever further calls President
Wilson and NJ. Hoover may :hink II.
necessary to INA =. IN orGrr 10 moe, IN :,
food emergencies OF victory, they will
,c answered in the same spirit when
the nation has displayed since Il en-
tered tho war"
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GERMAN PRESS REGARDS
ARMISTICE TERMS HARD
but Vorwnerts Says New Govcrnmcn,
Hns No Alternative Hut
to Accent.

AMSTERDAM. November l3.-Thc
following excerpts from German press
comment on the armisticc terms re-
fleet the situation and feeling In the
new republics
Norwaerts Socialist government
organ): Tho armiSticc terms are in
deed heavy. hut after the down fall
OF the old system there is no altcrna :
tive for the new government but TO
accept them"
Tagerblatt: "Thc terms arc unprc-
cedentcd In their inhumanity. We are
ready to deliver fortrcsscs and sur
render ships, but in addition to these,
great quantities Of railway rolling
stock and material and support OF the
forces OF occupation are demanded.
With these terms to support. a crisis
is nearing"
Tages Zeitung: 'pThc terms are
modelled on those dictated by Rome
TO Carthage. The people must now
ask the government for Il clear state
ment OF the measures II proposes Ia
take to meet this terrible catastrophe.
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BRITISH PAPERS FEAR
SPREAD OF Boil SHEVISM
Warning of President That Hunger Leads to Madness
Quoted as Touching Vital Chord, and They
Agree Germans Must Be Fed.

LONDON. November ia note OF
deep anxiety lest the situation in Ger
many degenerate into Bolshevism, is
struck by all the editorials in the Lon
don newspapers to-day. The continued
absence OF information which would
tend TO throw further light on the
tragmcntory one-sidcd knowledge OF
the actual social and administrative
situation in Germany. prevents the
formation OF absolutely conclusive
president Wilson's Timely counsel-
Is hailed with unanimous editorial ap-
leads to madness is quoted as tonchIna
vital chord. 1t is admitted by news
PAPERS OF all shades OF political opinion
a business proposition, fnasrnuch 40 iS
Sns Starved to death she could not pay
me ZINES remarking that the COM
ninatlon or hunger and revolution !.
me- my periIous says common humanitv
ana common sense alike coInDni ~
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feeding OF Germany. and that the ar
rival OF Herbert c. Hoover. the Ameri-
the work.
The Daily News. commencing Presi-
dent Wilson's sane humanity" says
the deliberate starving OF Germany
would be nothing but n stupid crime.
and stamp the brand OF Hypocrisy on
oil the world professions.
The Daily Express says n starving
nation would be BolShevik nation
and that II Bolshevik Germany would be
ms grave menace as n Hohenzollern
Germany.
Inc appeal or torci gn Minister Solf,
while ii Is regarded in some quarters
as merely coniirmatory of the genuine
ness of the distress, is viewed else
where with suspicion.
The Morning Post. however. calls DIR.
Soils appeal impudent. The Times re-
fcrs to- his "veilcd threat OF abiding
vindictiveness." and wonders whrre
the real authority resides which So,f
affects to represent.
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FRENCH FOLK CELEBRATE
: DAWN OF WORLD PEACE
People in Liberated Villages Are
Ovcrjoycd and Parade the
Streets.
NATIONAL ANTHEMS
SING
Star Shells Burst Along the Battle
Front, but This Time as Signal
That Great World Conflict Has
Come to End.
INV Associated Prcss.1


WITH TIE; FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE November l3.-Cclcbrat!ons
OF the signing OF the armistice were
general day and tonight over the
entire front held by French troops.
The demonstrations were participated
In both BY the soldiers and the pcople
in liberated villages.
Al Chimay tho population was de-
lri9us With JOY - Tho var VA rorre'non
taken for allied army officers and were
drawn into the professions and com,
PEELED to join in singing OF the allied
For four years we have waited for
this day" the people shouted Just
Chimay will never see another day
like this"
Crowds gathered in front of the
n
Hidden stores, came forth from mos,
on NJ the &
French troops and conveys with sup
plies filed along the roads leading into
The only really visible manifcsta-
ton OF JOY OF the French soldiers came
with niEhtfall. when lighted fuses shot
shells bursting. sometimes sinEly and
bonfrcs lighted up the bivouacs all
through the advanced zone.
The fireworks display went all
night long. They were Witnessed from
a convoy OF seven powerful motor
cars that madc Il halt at Guiso about S
o'clock in the evening to repienish tho
gasoline reservoirs. In the lead Of
this convoy were French cars. while
the other cars bore on their sides tn"
imperial black eagle Al the sight Of
.hiE unmis taxable mark of identity.
crowds ~ French soldiers gathered
around the conveys to get sight of the
Germans. who a few hours before had
signed the document that released
them from their hard work Of war.
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ROUMANIA MOVES
TO KICK OUT HUNS
Reported to Have Declared War orr
"erinhn! nS First Stcp-Drus--
sells BctnG Evacuated.
iBv Associated Press. I.

WASHlNGToN. November 1a.-Rou
war against Germany is intcrpr,i RI
mere as preliminary to measures 10 dis
arm ana drive out the German army
Expressing the Roumanians since rho
treaty or bucharest scaled the helm
leSsness OF the population
w ora reached here o-day through
Official channels that the rcorranizcd
government In Roumania is headed by
General Coanda.
Ihe same adviccS say the Roumanian
nailonal committee in PENNSYLVANIA.
which expects rcuion with Roumania'
has declared its Independence Of Hun
gary, ana that militia has been or
ganiZed by the local authorities
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HONORS MARSHAL JOFFRE
General PershinE Presents Distin.
Suiahed Service Medal to
French Officer.
lDy .Assoc!ated Press. /

PARIS November l3-Gcneral Per-
shing In the name OF President Will
son. presented at the Military Academy
this morning the distinguished service
medal to Marshal Joffrc. the hero OF
the Marine. In his address the Amcri-
can Commander-in-C Chief said:
This medal is Il symbol Of our re-
spect for your noble character and OF
our admiration for the great task you
accomplished. Your name will always
obtained"
Marshal Jofrre. in thanking General
PershinS. said he was proud OF the
great distinction, which served to draw
him still closer TO the American army
and people. lie added
IL am proud TO have been the god
father of the noble American army
which was the determining cause OF
our actual victory. ! love the Ameri-
can soldiers es though they were mine"
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PERSHING HAS FOOD
Z United States Decides to Aid Ger
mans, Supplies Cnn lie flushed
There Quickly.

IwASHINGTON. November l3.--It is
likely that the first aid to the starry
Ing Germans will be extended by Cen
oral Pershing. in the event arrange
rHents are made for general relief as
asked by the German government.
6&It was indicated to-day by Secretary
az War Baker in this connection that
the control Of General PershinS and
he said that the army would he glad
It'd cooperate"
SIt was stated that as there Is TO be
NIB Limitation OF the sailing OF cargo
sfips to Europe, there could not pos
tstbiy arise any shortage OF supplies in
Franco for the American army.
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.lATLANTIc PORT" NO MORE
NEW York Again Finds Itself In Marine
& Ncws-ynubnn in From nucnos

= NEW YORK. November 13-New
york Is now New York, even in the
Marine news. IAN Atlantic port" having
sgane into the discard with the Ger
man submarines.
4, with all lights abiaze, every bit OF
s p6nting aboard flying TO the breeze.
Y I'D famous grand opera stars leading
~ 10 300 passengers in the singing OF
Essifps n rational anthems OF the allies the
ssveuban. first ship TO arrive under the
$p4w order. steamed into the harbor to-
E2S The vauban LEFT Buenos Aires Oc.
y t06Sf 4e. and until yesterday morning
{ run under the doused light" order. and
ssthc war and lifting the ban wireless
sfncssage OF the Navy Department was
Spickcd up.
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PRESIDENT SENDS MESSAGE
Generous md Gracious Mcssnce @,
King George Is Warmly APP
preciatcd. lie Snys.

LONDON, November l3.--Thc follow
ing message from President Wilson to
King George was made public TODAY:
Your generous and gracious mes
sage is most warmly appreciated and
you may rest assured that our hearts
on this side of the Atlantic are tho
moro completely filled with JOY and sat
isfaction because we know the great
partnership OF the interests and of
sentiments TO which we belong.
We are happy 10 be associated I'm
th!s time OF triumph with the govern
mcnt and people upon whom we are ~,
sure we can count for cooperation In
the delicate and difficult tasks when
remain TO he performed in order thar
the high purposes Of the war may bc
realized aud established In the reign
OF equitable justice and lasting peact. ;"
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M7potant News
Quickly Told
EUcnts From Various Sources
Reduced to Minimum
Space.

NEW YORK. November 13.-The
United States is in no danger of a
spread of Bolshevism IL employers and
workers in war industries will co-ope-
rate with the United States employ
ment service In tho reimbursement or in
dustry TO peace basis, John Mitchell
head Of tho State Industrial and food
commissions. declared in II statement
issued here Tonight
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Send Worker. aue.tionnnire..

by associated Press.
NEW YORK, November l3.---In an cf-
tort TO place the 10000 employees OF
the great government gas defense plant
on Long Island IN work to which they
were best suited when they are com
PEELED to seek other employment. all
VIII be requested to file questionnair-s
similar to those used in the draft. It
was announced TODAY.
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GERMAN FRONTIER CLOSED
. AGAINST TRAVELLERS

sPARIS. Tuesday. November l2.-rhe
lack OF German news reaching here by
way OF Switzerland indicates GONE in
t6rruption in the usual channel OF in
FORMATION. Zurich has confirmed re-
PORTS that the frontier is closed TO
travellers arriving from Germany. IT
il reported that Friedrich Ebert, the
G.rman Chancellor, has given place
~ his Cabinet to George Ledebour.
Social Democrat leader, but this report
10 given under reserve.
Information received here is that the
reyolution is proceeding calmly and
Ii{ethodically.
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denim Bismarck and William l., who
made the war to deliver Germany from
the same yoke from which we try to
emancipate ourselves to-day. II there
Is a single man amongst the Germans
who would be prepared 10 say that the
war against Austria should have taken
place. let him stand up. That war was
carried on TO free Germany from the
Incapable rule Of Vienna and 1t had the
same aid that which YOU reproach us
with to-day and call high treason.
You are silent, gentlemen. We are
satisfied with your silence And now
ing us.
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HEw GOVERNMENT WILL
RECOGNIZE WAR LOANS

COPENHAGEN. November 13.-Vor-
waerts. Of Berlin. repudiates the
raimors current in Germany that the
, ,tew peoples government intends TO
:. yinul the war loan. The newspaper
Gays that subscriptions TO the min tn
war loan have reached 10000. 900 marks.
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Find I've for Wooden Boats.

" by Associated Prcss.l
y II y q Il q y. November Ia
wooden ships are being found very
useful, by the United states Railroad
administration. 1t was reported to-
day that 10000 tons OF raw sugar are
to be moved in wooden bottoms from
Now Orleans to New York
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TROOPS MADE
-. ATTACK. on LOYAL FORCES
TNy hsScciHttG Frees

IE 3.sHN'cIs.Kt3 FTesS
; AMSTERDAM, Tuesday November
t2.-Thc German troops who mutinicd
ut thes Beverloo camp. in Belgium and
taised-the red flag. says the IIandcls-
atilate, attacked another force sup
dorting the former Emperor. This
force was defeated. and fled to the
Hutch frontier. where it was disarmcd
Monday.
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NEW YORK, November ls.-Eyerv
American soldier and sailor will find his
old job awaiting him upon his discharge
from service, according to a statement
president of the National Association Of
manufacturers.
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WARRINGTON HAS NO
- g. NEWS or GROWN PRINCE

: 2 Ivy Fl. r:Eted Prcss.1
= WASHINGTON, November 13.--lt
was officially stated to-day that the
american government has no contirma-
ton Of the rumors that the former
German Crown Prince has been killed.
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PARIS. November l3.--It was stated
at the War Office Tuesday that no fur
Their Official statements detailing events
on the battle front will be issued
From time TO time. however. there
may be official reports regarding the
movement OF troops in occupying dis
trictS west of the Rhine.
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GRoWN PRINCE REPORTED
Nf TO DE SAFE IN HOLLAND

= tt4zsif, IBy Associated Press
: THE HAGUE. November 13-The
former, German Crown Prince arrived
Yesterday at Maastricht. according to
ISdispatch received here.
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PARIS. Nc Icmbcr 13.-The Germans
have begun the evacuation Of Brussels
y Dunkirk dispatch 10 the Paris cdi-
tion Of the New York herald saws that
KING Albert and his family probably
will re-entcr Brussels next Friday.
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HAD PLANNED To CRUSH
REVOLT WITH WEST-FRONT MEN

: COPENHAGEN. November 13.-TeIe-
ormer German Crown Prince. accord
ing to Berlin telegram to the Ma
ttonal tTidende. show that 1t had been
front To Berlin in an attempt to crush
the revolution.
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LINE FROM "MARSElLLAISE"
FURNISHES TEXT IN PARIS
"Le Jour Dc G1oIrc Est Arrive" Are
the Words Used by the
EditorR.

by NssocIattd Press.
PARIS. Tuesday. November l2.-"The
day OF glory has arrived" a limo from
The Marscillaisc." is the text Of edi-
torial comment IN the morning news
papers. Former Premier Niviani in the
Petit Journal says:
Franco during four years las
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COPENHAGEN, November 13-Dis-
patches from Berlin say Hindenburg
has issued n proclamation, saying: we
leave the fight in which for four yea rs
We have resisted world of enemies
with heads proudly erect"
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LONDON. November lathe London
Times says that 1t is understood that
General Botha is starting from South
Africa Immediately for Great Britain.
He Will attend the Forthcoming meet
ings OF the imperial war cabinet pre-
paratOry 10 the peace conferences
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LONDON, November 13.-Cettfnje
the capital of Montenegro. has been
liberated says a Serbian official state
mcnt issued Tuesday
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ST. PAUL. MINI November 10
Changes from unofficial returns in the
Minnesota prohibition election as show Il
by tho official canvass OF returns to-
night give the wet forces victory by
margin OF 1917 votes
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PARIS. November 13.-The German
crnmcnt b. wireless TO request the
French government by wireless to re-
to renlll calm during the German
retirement. The message adds that
the population is hostile toward tho
German troops.
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NEW YORK, November l3-Muni.
cipal control OF Manhattan's surface
lines has been practically decided upon
by Mayor Hylan and officials OF the
only way OF saving the company from
rccci"; ship IL became known to-day.
The surface lines OF Brooklyn may be
included. 1t was said.
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PEORIA. ILLS. November l3.-.Thrce
explosions tonight AZ the plant Of the
Western Powder Company, Edward
Station. ten miles from here. resulted
in the death Of three men and the loss
OF property worth thousands of dol
lars. Several persons were injured
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CHICAGO, November I3.-Had tho
Princess Chimay. daughter of Eber Il.
Ward. ono OF the founders OF Mont
father she would have discovered her
self disinheritcd. His will. probated
here to-day, contained no mention Of
her name. The estate amounting TO
sl.035.0oo is divided among relatives in
all parts of the world.