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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
Given Vote of Confidence
After Stormy Session
of Chamber
ALLIANCE WOULD
HAVE STOPPED WAR
League of Nations May Be
Formed During Draft
ing of Treaty
(By Associated Press. J


Par!s, Sunday, Dec. 29-Prenniers
Clemenceau was given a vote OF con-
| hdence, $50 to l34 in the chamber OF
deputies today after a stormy debate4
during which the war aims of
France were outlined by Stephen
Pichon. foreign minister and the
premier had indicated his adherence
TO the old systems of alliance called
the balance of power"
1t was indicated by the prenier
that the formation of a league of ma ~
ttons might be carried out concor-i
dainty with the drafting of the treaty,
of peace. NJ. RenaudeI, Socialist.
brought about this statement By ex-3
pressing his regret that the alliesl
had decided not to organize the{
league until after peace had beenl
declared.
Nothing Of the sort" was the an
swer of Clemenceau
Whether this chamber gives me,
vote OF confidence or not, l ann
/ ready to resign office" he continued,
III you have minutes hesitation
now is the time TO check your pilot. 81
Replying 10 charges made by Al-l
bert Thomas, Socialist leader, thatl
he had kept the chamber without in-i
formation, Premier Clemenceau said:.f
Is Terrible Question.
The question OF peace is terrible.I
1t Is question which is one of the I
most difficult ever submitted TO the
nation at any time. In a few days, a II
conference of delegates will meet att
Paris which will settle the fate ofs
nations in all parts of the world.
People say Premier Lloyd George{
has spoken. President Wilson has
spokens but you have said nothing
/ t1n erf4y Ia, =
you have asked me. But IL is not
because Mr., Lloyd George has spoken
or because Mr. Wilson has arrived
from America with elevated thoughts
that / am obliged to explain nlyself
and keep running to the speakers
rostrum.
France was in an especially dff-
hcult situation. 1t was the country
nearest Germany. America was FAR
away and took her time to come into
the war, England came al once III
and fought; our menaswere moved
down and our towns and villages
were destroyed.
The Balance of Power.
There is an old system Of alliances
called the balance of power. Ii
seems to be condemned NOWADAYS.
but IL such a balance had preceded
the war; If England, the United
States, France and Italy had agreed,
saying that whoever attacked one OF
them, attacked the whole world, the
war would not have occurred. This
system of alliances which [ do mott
renonnce, Will be my guiding. thought
at the peace conference IL your c0n-l
fidence sends me there.
Il have been reproached with del
ceiving President Wilson. / do not
understand why. / have made it a
rule not TO question him but TO let
him develop his views. That lis what
he did. President Wilson, To whom
certain persons in the interest OF
their parties, attribute intentions
which perhaps are not his, opened
his mind and inspired respects
through simple speech and the mo-.
bility OF II.
'Sresident Wilson said to me: 4
will try to convince you, but perhaps
you will convince me-"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
Garbury Soldier
Wins Recognition

Washington, Dec. 30.-Pte. Albert
u Drawing Of Carbury, n. d., is
CITED by the department. Of war for
extraordinary heroism. the citation
following:
PVT. First Class Albert b. Draw
ling. Company G, S2sth Infantry. IA.
s. No. 2f43891.y For extraordinary
heroism in action near Chatel -Ches-
cry, France, October Z, 1918. PVT.
Drawing, a stretcher bearer, dis
played exceptional courage in trans
porting wounded from the battlefield
under machine gun and artillery fire.
He worked continuously for more
than 4S hours without rest, supervis-
ing a detachment of stretcher bear
ers searching the woods for wound
ed. Home address, o. G.. Drawing.
father. Carburg. Nd.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
GERMAN PAPER
CALLS ATTEMPT
AT S0RTIE CRIME
AGAINST PEOPLE
Munity Of Sailors Describ-
ed AS An Act of Self
Defense
tBy Associated Press. !

Amsterdam. Dec. 30.-The attempt
of officers of the German high seas
fleet to make a suicidal sortie
against the British grand fleet be-
fore the armistice was signed is
characterized by the Berlin Vor-
Waerts as "the last devilish crime
against the German people that seal
ed the doom of the Pan Germans. .
Refusal of the sailors to go out and
fight is regarded as the first step
toward the German revolution. This
mutiny is described by the Vor-
Waerts as an act of se1f-defense by
$4,000 men against the villaihous
PAN German plan."
TO understand the position con-
tinues the newspaper, f'it is neces-
sary to go back to the feyerish pro
paganda by the Pam Germans at the
end of October for a. so-called ma
tional fight of despair. To save their
necks they conceived the idea of
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
E0REffAs 81,

Wisconsin--Snow tonight and Tues
day; colder Tuesday, and in west por-
tion tonight; strong shifting winds.
Minnesota-SnoW tonight and Tues
day; much colder; cold wave in west
portion; strong east to north winds.
IoWa--Snow tonight and Tuesday;
central portions tonight; colder wave
in extreme west portion with zero
temperature; strong shifting winds.
North Dakota-Snow and colder to-
night; Tuesday partly cloudy and
winds.
South Dakota ~ Snow with cold
wave tonight; temperature below
zero; Tuesday snow flurries, with
colder in east and central portions;
strong northerly winds
Montana - Generally fair tonight
and Tuesday; colder tonight
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
Asks 900 Millions
for Macy ogra,n

washington Dec. 30-Appearing
before the house naval committee in
behalf of the new six hundred mil
lion dollar three year building pro-
gram, Secretary Daniels said If a
league of nations were organized the
United States should be prepared to
contribute as large a unit as any
other nation to an international po-
lice force, and that without an in
of armaments the American policy
of naval expansion should be con-
tinued indefinitely.
In formally submitting the new
building program, the secretary
urged a provision for suspension OF
construction at the order of the
President whenever an international
agreement is made for armament
reduction.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
HOLD A BILLION RUBLEs

washington. Dec. 30.-One blIIloh
rubles in bank notes printed in this
country and sent to Russia aboard
an American transport are held at
Vladivostok awaiting a decision by
the Japanese. British. French and
United States governments as to
their disposition News of the trans
ports arrival came in an Associated
Press dispatch last night. The
notes were ordered by a Russian
bank some time ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
What China Asks.
In Settlement

New York. Dec. 30.-china Will ask
Of the peace conference the return
of kiao Chow, the former German
controlled province captured by Jap
an early in the war, and a readjtlst =
ment of international tradn rela-
tions, 10 place China on an equal
plane with other nations, la Chengl
Chang, Chinese minister OF foreign
affairs and head OF his country'sl
peace committee, declared in his
arrival here today on the way to-
Paris.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
BurIeson Almost HBroke Faith "

Washington, Dec. 3O.-By taking
over control of the cables after the
armistices was signed, Postmaster
General Burleson came very close to
breaking faith with congress-" Sena-
tor Hitchcock, Nebraska, chairman
of the senate foreign relations, de-
qlared today in commenting on a let
ter received from the postmaster
general explaining his action.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
ShibS
Reach Denmark

Copenhagen, Dec. 3O.-Afnercan
warhips arrived here today and were
greeted by cheering crowds. A Britt
ish fleet is ct anchor outside Lanee-
linie. The newspapers welcome the
American and British blue Jackets.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
STUDY eERMAN FOOD STATE

Munich, Dec. 30.-The constantly
recurring rumor that America will
soon send food stuffs to Germany
has been revived by the arrival here
of Ellis Dresel and F'ranklyn Day
both of Boston. Mass, and both com
nected with the American legation af
Berne. They have begun tour OF
German cities TO study food condl-
tions. Inqufrers have been assured
that the mission is personal and in
no way official.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
Must Not Speak
tOGeYn1u1s Women

Coblenz. Dec. 30.-An order has
ben issued to the American soldiers
that an officer or soldier who speaks
to a German woman does so at the
risk of court martial.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
TIO N 5
Are NUMEROUS
AMONG MEMBERS
OF Hun CABINET
All Independent Socialists
In Prussian Govern
ment, Quit
|DITTMANN SEES
CLOUDS AHEAD
Would Have President Will
son Act AS Dictator
For Germany

Amsterdam, Dec. 30.-The inde-
pendent Socialists in the Prussian
ministry and officials of the Prussian
government who belong to that party
have resigned, according to a Berlin
dispatch to HandelsbIad.
Copenhagen, Dec. 30.-The coun-
Gil OF soldiers and worlzmen of Ger
many has appointed Herr Noske
governor of Kiel; Herr I.oebe. editor
of The Breslau Volkswacht, and Herr
Wishel, member of the Reichstap as
cabinet members to replace Foreign
Minister Haase, Minister of Social
Policy Rarth and Decentralization
Minister Dittman, who retired Satur-
day night, according to Berlin advices
received here.
Reason For Resignation.
Berlin, Sunday, Dec. 29.-Reyiew-
ing the situation leading to his res
ignation, Wilhelm Dittmann minis
ter of denobilization, transport. ius-
tice and health in the Ebert govern
ment, said today that a crisis had
been impending since November q.
He said that the matters which caus-
ed the principal trouble were press
Ing economic problems and q1cstions
OF demobilization and military reor-
gan:zation.
Richard Barth, who also resigned
as minister of social policy, was pres
ent and took a gloomy view of the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
Bills Welcome
Is Played ont

Amsterdam, Dec. 30.r-It Is an open
secret that count Ven Bertinclg AT
whose castle in Amerongen. former
emperor, William is stopping, would
not be displeased with the departurs
Of his guest. according 10 The Mag
eningen, correspondent, Of The Nieug
Van Den Dag.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
$500 ARRIVE ON MAURITANIA

New York. Dec. 20.--The British
steamship Mauretania bringing
home all OF the 34Tth infantry ex.
cept company Ia, OF the 81th divl-
sion of the American peditinnary
force. $500 troops in oil being on.
board, arrived here today from
France
Among the civilian passengsers
were Ambassador Sharp and his son,
returning from Paris, and Percy
Chubh, an American yachtsman
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30

Paris, Dec. 30.-From present
indications President Wilson will
leave Europe on his return to the
United States on Feb. 10.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-30
Reason For Resignation.

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HuTCHINsoN. Williams. i Fremont. Mich.
JACKSON, Wash, Forman. Ark.
JOHNSON, Roy, Parkersburg, W. Va.
kASEY, Samuel H.. Moneta. Va.
kELL. Alfred H.. Connellsville, Pa.
ktINYoN, t, Frank. Turkey River. Iowa.
hIKk. David f.. Beacon. Iowa.
II kLIMER, n Christ J.. Roselawn. Wis.
KNAPP, George G., st. Louis, Mo.
KOCH. Ernest G.. Oneida. N. 7.
KRAMER. Jonathan, schuylkill Haven. Pa.
KRONE; one; Cecil j.. Lswisburg. Pa.
LASSITER. Meigs M, Suffolk. Va.
LE9MAKpi ffXHTRn, Gloyd d,e G.; Port Royal. Pa.
LoCSkHEAD. oCSIkAH Carl. Sacramento. Cal.
LONG; ;;, George A.. Johnstown: Pa.
MeF8ppna ePapp1s Ella Eii}ah chss1s1 msnainF Tes
MckNiGHT, George W., Partridge, KY.
MALIsHCKA. Samuel. Philadelphia, Pa.
MAk0sEi Pau Ho C., South Mnnespolis Mimi
MYNDERs. Arthur, Elkhorn, Wis.
NEdsoS NELSON Harry Larry L. Mountain Mills. Vt
oyERToN, Oakley b. dearmont wyo. '
OWEN. OWEN, Harvey =. Elmore township. Minn.
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PARRISH, Flick, Baltimore, Md.
PATTERSON, William, San Diego, CAL
PEEvYHOUSE, Paul, Hohenwald, Tenn
PEPPER. Benjamin F.. Athens, Ala.
HLGRIM, Alien. ' Aries. .ssii Sia. ~
POTEET, Mark L., Newbern, Tenn.
| PURSE, Frank NJ, Oil City, Pa.
WOUNDED Degree undst.rminsd).
MAJOR:
| MORRISON, John B.. Beecher City, III.
LIEUTENANTS:
| CARNEY, John E.. Ouray, Col.
MARION. Albert J.. New Orleans, La.
| P1ERSON, Sidney A., Eyanstown, Ill.
WYNNE. Buck J.. Wills Point. Tex.
| SERGEANTS:
! BURTON. Pearl B., Chicago. Ill.
GRAY, Jessie S.. Range, Ala.
| HALEY, Thomas W., Hoboken, Pa.
| HILL Thomas H., Claremont, N. h.
| kREBS, Louis NJ, Port Carbon, Pa.
| LARSON, Emil L., Fowler, Kan.
| McGLYNN, Leon, Bath, N. Y.
| PETERSON, John, Sweden.
SHANNON. William j.. Flint Mich.
CORPORALS:
CONWAY, John T., New York, N. 7.
COYNE, Thomas c.. Syracuse, N. 7.
DARNELL, Stanley, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
DAVIDSON, John B., .Croswel, Mich,
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TJULIN, Spencer Oscar, 1vsrren. y. I.
GHRIC, walter. Chinicothe. OhSe.
WILLIAMS. Ross n. New York. -. g.
WOJCINsKI, Joseph g.. Buffalo. n. Z. -
WOOD, Frank E.. Vega, Tex. ~
WRIGHT, Daniel, Hempstead. N. Z.
YEAGER. Harry, Reading, Pa.
zEISLER, Richard G.. Portland. Ore.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY N ACTION. -
CAPTAINS: z
WEISHAMPEI., John A., AllentgWA, Pa. "
WOOD, Philip g., Bar Harbor, Ne. -,
LIEUTENANTE: -,
BODINE. William W.. villa Neva. Pa.
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