Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-22

upset all authority IN sew
}, causing the worst panic
on the Berlin stock ex-
change in three years, ac-
cording to an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen
today.
Another Coup Rumored.
London, Nov. % e p. m.--No de-
tails have reached here of the coup re-
ported to have taken place in Ger
many.
A new revolution has broken out at
Kiel, Hamburg and other German
ports said an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen this after
noon.
King Albert Enters Brussels.
PaPris, Nov. 22-King Albert of
Belgium, Queen Elizabeth, Prince Lei
pold, Prince Charles and Princess
Marie Jose entered Brussels this
morning on mighty ovation from the
civilian population and the Belgian
troops. King Albert rode at the head
of the Belgian division of the allied
army
More Subs Surrender.
Harwich England, Nov. 23.-Twenty
more German submarines surrendered
to the British navy off this port this
afternoon.
Ryan Resigns.
Washington, Nov. 22.-The resigna-
tion of John d. Ryan as second as
sistant secretary of war was an
nounced by Secretary Baker this aft
ernoon. Mr.. Ryan was connected with
the direction of the American aircraft
program.
Legislative Deadlock.
Washington, Nov. ga deadlock
resulted on the proposal to include
financial legislation for the fiscal
years 1919 and 1920 in one bill. The
Senate finance committee this after
noon decided to go ahead with tho
1919 legislation, allowing the provi.
| sion to 20 over for later discussion.
London, Nov. 22.-'Between 500
and 1000 persons were killed or
wounded in a great explosion caused
by the blowing up of two German
ammunition trains near HamOnt on
Monday night, said a Central News
dispatch rofm Amsterdam today The
explosion was caused by bondres set
by children.
Milwaukee, Nov. pa fire follow.
ing an explosion in a branch of tho
| Prest-O-lite company is reported to be
sweeping through the business blocks.
One body, that of a lab0rer, has been
! removed from the ruins. It Is believed
several others have lost their lives.
Henry Ford to Run a Newspaper.
Detroit, Nov 22--fIenry Ford is
going to publish weekly national
newspaper He will retire from the
management OF the Ford Motor Com
pany, in which his son Edscl will take
his place, and will divide his time be-
tween his newspaper and the Ford
tractor.
Wilson Sends Note.
Washington, Nov 22-Presdent
Wilson this afternoon sent to King
Alfred of Belgium a telegram as he
re-entered Brussels The telegram
= follows:
+ "At the moment that you re-entel
- Brussels at the head Of your vie
torious army may not express The
=, great Joy that it gives to me and tC
" the American people to hail your re
= turn to your capital and your ina
triumph In this war which cost YOU
nation so much suffering but from
=, which it will arise in new strength t,
highest destiny
German ES.kalser III.
London Nov. %. 22.--Germany's forme
iHtti lilIdlu ll0lItllHOheIll' HdS Deel
4 taken seriously i'll with the influenza
!. according to an Amsterdam dispatc
q to the Express today Another An
II sterdam report says the ex-kaiser'
4 suite, including Admiral Platen. ha
O returned to Germany via Oldensaal
@ Russ Reds Run Wild.
!. Copenhagen, Nov 22.--Three Ru
/. sian warships flying red flags hoavlI
II bombarded Vitakalla, Finland, fc
Is three hours, according to report
10 reaching here today.