davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-19

am hand the secret service heads
your cIew to this U-boat spy" said
Brown. as we walked to the elevators.
'Tu attend Il IL before / leave town
to get that juice aboard ship. In case
an accident should befall you-or
even IL you lose your train-I wish
you would call this number" He
handed me his card. you'll get
Mrs. Brown. She's a better detective
than / am. Great girl. Mrs. Brown"
he commented with an admiration
which was of itself admirable in a
husband.
The little man dropped down one
elevator as I went up another. In
fifteen minutes 1 had checked out and
was waiting under the porte cochere
for a taxi.
The usual magnificent person in
uniform waved a. commanding hand
at the waiting cars. but, before the
first in the line could swing into
place, a small fast auto which was
standing across the street wheeled
adroitly up to the curb.
The magnificent person was aston
ished and annoyed. He would have
dismissed this too eager chauffeur,
but i slipped a huge tip into his palm
and so was whirled away without de-
lay.
1 sank back into the cushions of
the car with a sigh of comfort and
relief. At last l was safely headed
toward home. At the corner of Fifth
avenue and F-orty-second street my
car was held up in The traffic jam. /
noticed that a taxi with drawn cur
tains hung to our wheel, and hat its
chauffeur and min exchanged some
low sentences.
Here's another person who must
make a train in twenty minutes" l
thought. When we moved ahead once
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-19
OPEN N0STRlLSl END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fftyi Your cold in head or
eatarrah disappears. Your clogged
n~ostrils will open. the air passages OF
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more snunling.
hawking. mucous discharge. dryness or
headache; no struggling for breath at
night.
Get q small hottie of Ely's Cream
Balm frem your druggis and apply a
little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
I'm your nostrils. 1t penetrates through
every air passage of the head. sooth-
Ing and healing the swollen or in
named mucous membrane, giving you
instant relief. Head colds and atari
yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed
up and miserable. Relief is sure
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-19
by N. e. Al
Copyright. 1918.

more. I resumed my meditation on
the work ahead of me at home
IL the morning papers did not
chronicle a great chemical plosio
at an eastern dock, 1 would Know
that nv errand had been a grand
success. And tomorrow l would mail
Daddy Lorimer's check to the Blind
Relief War Fund. What would De
said when / mex met Mary Thomas
lay with the god of chance. l must
do my half days work as a cheer
! club" member. Then l must under
take a little original detective work
on my own account. 1 must discover
lust how Information wanted by the
Germans could trickle out OF the
office of the president of the Loriner
| Chemical Company. And l must make
good as a filing clerk.
The worlds all a welter; not even
/ unimportant little / can escape the
stress of the time" 1 said to myself.
And / longed for the end of the war
and for a simple little ol~d-fashion-
ed home n an u~neventful life with
my husband and a nice little family
From this pleasant day dream |
was reused with a Jolt. My chauffeur
had not drawn up before the magnif-
cent facade of the Penn station, nor
at the auto entrance. He was whirl-
ing along the side of the depot. and
runnin. close to us, as IL racing with
us. was the closed car 1 had noticed
in the traffic jam.
1 signaled my nan to stop, which
he did at his own convenience. in that
lonely spot between the big station
n the river. He stopped by the side
OF the closed car. and out of 1t and
into my car stepped Bremen.
Little lady" he said, in his usual
drawl n with his usual polite man
ner, little lady, this is our third
meeting!"
ITO be continucd)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-19
RED CROSS IN ITALY
Nurses Did Much to Stop The EnGucnza
Epidemic.

(Associated Press Correspondence
NAPLES, Nov. 19:-American Red
Cross nurses have been sent from the
italian front to Italian cities in which
the Spanish influenza is epidemic.
Free public dispensaries of q~uinine
and other ~preventives have beer
opened in Palermo and Naples. With
In a week the American Red Cross has
shipped PIG, 900 cans of condensed
milk to its district organizations for
distribution in the congested quarters
of italian cities.
Madame Jane Centinnini. formerly
Jane Noria. a singer of the MetropoIi-
tan OTs,ra Company of New York, and
now American Red Cross representa-
tive at Avellino. has organized one
hundred Italian Boy Scouts into a
clean up" brigade there in order to
prevent the spread of the influenza.
Their work has made the Avellino dis
trict a model for other italian centers
where the influenza Is prevalent
Madame Centnnini Is a native OF
Missouri.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-19
THE HOUSEWIFE IN WAR

The monthly sugar ration has been
increased TO three pounds per person
but that amount still demands rigid
economies. Saving sugar in cooking
means more sugar for table uses-an
end devoutly to be wished Dried
fruits are a natural sugar source too
little known to housewives Desserts
employing dried fruits require almost
no other sweetening. and + espe-
cially nutritious and wholesome be-
sides.
Try these dried-fruit recipes:
Dried Peach and Paisin Roll.
Cook together in a double boiler I
cupful of stewed dried peaches and 1
cupful of raisins. Mix with the fruit
1 cupful of boiling water and 3 table
spoonfuls of orange Juice or 2 table
spoonfuls of lemon Juice and 2 table
sp~oonfuls of honey or corn strip.
Cook unt1 thick. Cool and spread
thick upon fresh sponge cake and
roll. Serve with cream or plain.
Dried Fruit Dainty.
Wash 1 cupful of dried apricots and
soak in warm water for two hours.
Dry, and put through food chopper
with 1 cupful of figs. l cupful of rails
ms, and l cupful of seeded dates. To
the fruit mixture add two cupfuls of
chopped nut meats and 1-2 teaspoon
n of vanilla. Mix thoroughly and
pack into a buttered mold. Let stand
"a hours in cool place. Cut into
| squares and diamonds and roll In
chopped cocoanut.
In cooking all dried fruits for sauces
good results are obtained if the fruit
TO be cooked is first covered with boil
ing water to kill all germs or impuri-
ties, then drained and washed through
several cold waters. To make dried
fruit tender. some cooks put 1t to stew
in hot water containing 1 teaspoon
full of vanilla. Xix thoroughly and
when the hot water is poured off, and
mt hack to cook with cold water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-19
TABLEAUx IN HAWAII

HONOLULU. Nov. 10-A 2eries of
historical tableaux depicting ticidents
of Hawaiian history were presented
today by the Daughters and Sons of
Hawaiian warriors in cemmmorat' ~
of the birthday anniversary of King
Kalakaua.
Elected to the throne of Hawaii by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-19
HIGH SPEED TUBES

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence
LONDON, Nov. 19:-London will
have some high speed tubes for pas
senger traffic after the war If plans
outlined by +. w. c.. Kearney ma
terialize. Mr.. Kearney sal surveys
had been made for two tubes, run
mainly by gravity on the switchbuck
system. which would carry trains from
Cricklewood, North London) to the
Oval (South London), in twelve min
utes, allowing for eleven stops; while
from the Crystal Palace to the Strand
the journey would be covered in ten
minutes with seven stops.
A proposal for a tube between East
Ham and Woolwich would shoot the
passengers under the Thames, a
journey Of half a mile in fifty seconds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-19
NEW ZEALAND'S FORCE
Has Lost $4,000 of Her Colonial
Army

WELLINGTON. N. H., Nov. 49,
New Zealand's first contribution to
the wal in 1914 was a force of 1901
men which sailed in twelve ships of
the New Zealand mercantile feet,
escorted by British, Australian and
japanese warships. The offer of the
force was made to the command of
the empire on August z, 1914. and
accepted on August IA and the troops
were ready to embark on August %.
Since that date New Zealand has
sent a total of nearly 100. 900 men to
the front and $4,000 have given their
lives in France. Gallipoli and Egypt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-19
FULL OF vol.D, HAD THE GRIP

This has been such a trying year for
sickness that many will be pleased to
read how Lewis Newman. sos North
rand Charleston. w. Va. was re-
stored = health. lie writes: II was
down sick and nothing would. do me
the grip until 1 got two soc bottles of
Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t Is the best
remedy for grip and C Ids / ever used"
Good for grip. coughs. Group, whoo~tng
cough and common colds. Sold every
where.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-19
BUSINESS DELEGATIONS
Proposed by American Business Men
in London.

(Associnted Press C~orTespondence.)
LONDON, Oct. 30-Arrival of num-
erous American delegations In Lon
don recently. under the guidance of
the British Mini=.ry Of Information.
has revived amo;s American business
men in London plans for exchange of
business delegations. The bodies now
arrived represent labor. the press, %
gress, the government, social work
ers, etc, but not business.
II is stated hat last spring the
American Chamber of Commerce in
London presented a plan TO Washing
ton for business delegations which was
urged would tend toward the removal
OF many Observation-Disclosures and to-
ward friendly cooperation, but the
plan was not favored by the American
government at that time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-19

the legislature in 1874. Kalakaua
reigned Until his death in San Fran
cisco on January 20. 1891. when he
was succeeded by Queen Liliuokalani.
who was overthrow by the revolution
Of 1898 and who died a year ago.
Great progress and prosperity
marked Kalekaua's reign. It n
planned to make the observance OF his
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BANKY Sc MUSI VYTASITI
S pencil.

Chicago. - V Garickove di-
vadle byla vcera konana schu-
re zastupcG bank re Z. spolko-
We reservnlho obvodu, ktere Sc
sdcastnilo asi 600 bankeru, "a
stupujlcich banky re 338 okre-
su, z nichz zmineny obvod Sc
stava. Recniky pri teto schulz
byli M. A. Traylor, primy "a
stupce spoikoveho pokladnic-
niho odboru, jenz jest nacelni-
KEN komise pro prodej spolko
vych dluhopisu Z. obvodu,
Paul M. Warburg, Glen spolko-
We komise reservnich bank, J..
B. Dougal, nacelnik reservni
spolkove banky Z. obvodu a j.
mi. Ucelem schGze bylo jednanl
o pristi vladnl pGjcce v obnosul
6 miliard, ktera bude vypsana
ma podzim. Spolkovy poklad-
nj odbor pozoroval zvlaste phi
iposledni trimiliardove pujcce,
ze banky jaksi zdrahave k nj
prispivaly a proto Sc nyni obra
Ici ma bankoyni kruhy> 1pripo-
minkou, zespo~ prispevcich spri
myslniku "a obchodniku, q
Inichz, hlavne byla sehnana prv
! nj valecna pdjcka, pax delnic-
keho stavu, ktery hlavne umoz
|ril zdar pdjcky druhe a konec
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-04

kdyz Sc americke listy roze-
pisuji o nutnosti revOluce'v ma
SIGH zemich ceskoslovenskych a
zadaji o podporu pro nj, musi-
me my miti dostatek do
kladu pro nasi spravedlivOu
vdc. A toto cislo Literary Di-
gest poda jich celou fadu.
Nez neslo nam reklamu ca
sopisu, jenz il zasluhuje plnym
pravem. Slo nam o to, upozorni
tt, Jake obeti ma nasem narode
zada Amerika a jeji vefejnost.
Ze k obetem tenn dojde je ji-
sto. Nez dnes neni jeste zrala
doba. Dnes revoluce v Cechach,
Ma Morave a ma Slovensku me-
mtla by uspechu.
Spravne prof. Masaryk stale
SWIM Interviewer doklada, ze
bez zbrani neni revoluce, a re
il nemohou deuat zeny a deti a
mrzaci vrativsi Sc z vojny.
Pov6sti O tajne "zelene arma
de" citajici ma 10000 muzd a
ukryvane slovanskymi venkova
ny v Rakousku, jsou ovsem ba
il &C i z casopisu z Rakouska
dochazejicich je vidno, ze cele
krale jsou plny sbehu, ktefi Sc
zivi ma svouf pest, Apomery tedy
nepodobne tenn zasruske revo-
luce. NJ
Nez to jsou zivly neorganiso
vane a nepadaji ma vahu.
| Ami boure, jake prazske me-
lsou jeste priznaky blizici Sc
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revoluce. Cd priznakd jejich k
jeiimu provedeni a vitezstvi je
cvsem daleko.
Froto skladat nadeje v revo-
luci slovanskou v Rakousku "
nejblizsi dobe nebylo by dosti
rozumne. Zajiste musi pred
chazet revoluci vetsi vitezstvi
spojencu zvlast6 ma rakouske
fronte, must byt drive disorgani
SAGE armady ,aby lid mohl Sc
odvazit revoluce politicke.
Ac tedy nedoufame v revolu-
ci nejblizsich mesicich, pre-
ce vitame probuzeni americke
vcfejnosti ke skutecnosti: re
bez opravdove poctive spra-
vpdlive k SlovanGm politiky ne
bude ami vit6zstvi ma bojisti a.
nj porazky autokracie tam,
koe ones dominuje: We stredni
E.vrope!
Radujeme Sc vsak, re niko-
Ii jen projevy, ale zvolna ciny
spojencd davaji nam jistotu, re
nastoupili spravnou cestu re
na nj vytrvaji, presvedcivse Sc,
ze valku nevyhraje pouze pra-
videlna armada, ale take spoje.
neutvG.vsehosl demokrati-
cky smyslejiciho.
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ne zemedelcu, kteri nell hlav-
ri zasluhu ma zdaru pGjcky tre
ii, pris.a fada ma banky v A.
merice, ably vetsiho dilu usku
tecnily pdjcku ctvrtou.
Hlavnim recnikem byl M. A.
Traylor, jenz hlavne oznamil,
re vlada jest odhodlana sebra-
tt jmeni bank v pripade, re by
bankeri Sc nepostavili dobrovol
ne do fady jako vojaci, chteji-
cl We va!ce zviteziti "a neprisp1-
Ii re vsech svych sill ke zdaru
pujcky. z odezvy ma toto pro-
hlaseni lie ovsem pravem SOU
diti, re snad bude malo banke-
III, kteri by takove pobidky po
trebovali. Jest to zjevno re-
soluce, ktera byla prijata a po-
slana tajemniku spolkove po-
kladny McAdoo-ovi, kterou sc
kazdy stat tohoto obvodu, kaz
dy okres a kazda banka zava-
'zujl k splneni vsech vladnich
pozadavku ohledne ctvrte va
lecne pujcky.
Recnik sdeloval svym poslu-
Echacum, re cas- proseb doze-
bravani Sc minulsayd DEL zejme-
ma: "Mym nahledsm jest, re
by nemekos sbyti trebasvestifn fnef-
wy rozrnsujici, ramusovite; q w
silujici kampane, jak Sc dslo
IpSi dosavadnich pijckach. We
vsech valcicich zemich Sc den
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NEDosTATEK CUKRU.

Washington. - Zavrenim -
znicenim asi 200 tovarenAna cul
kr We Francii Nemci obsaze-
MIN tisicd poll repovych We
Francii, nastal vazny nedosta-
TEX cukru, jak Sc nyni re spo-
lehliveho pramene sdeluje. z
toho slime Sc zvetsily pozadav--
ky ma Spoj. Staty a nase vlada
jest ochotna Jim vyhoveti. Ku
'pricinam klesnuti vyroby cu-
kru We Francii pristupuje jeste
okolnost, re mnoho ztrat cukrus
'bylo privodeno ltoky ponorek
nemeckych ma lode vezouci cu-s
kr podel americkeho pobrezi.
Vyroba cukru klesla jak We
Francii tax Italii q Anglii, kite.
ra byla odkazana ma dovoz u
Nemecka a. .Rakouska, musi by
ii take zasobovana Spoj. Staty..
Konsum cukru vsak klesl POI
merne nepatrne. Situace nyni
ukazuje, ze Spoj. Staty must;
byti hlavnim zasobist6m pro,
,spqje9ce, cim4sjimanastav& -t6Ss
ka asllpi az Cehy cukru We Spoj.''
tStaxech jsou 1nacne ;nizsi, nezli;
y ;zemich spojeneckych. v Ita-,
iii stoji We velkem $26. .36, Ns
Francii $l2.2s, ' Anglii $3.50,
" Americe Sc prodava cukr as
$3.50 "a 100 liber. s
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"a dnem siri prebirani narod-
Mich zasob jak suroveho mate
rialu delnych sill a prece jedi
nou veci, ably techto do vlad-
mich sIuzeb prevzatych nutno-
sti mohlo byti nalezite vyuzito,
jsou penize, jichz shaneni bylo
dosud prenechano nenucene a
dobrovolne agitaci. Jest proto
take nutno, ably tt, v jichz ru-
kach spociva pece penezite
|prostredky naroda, vidouce po
treby vlady, prispeli k jejich
krytl dobrovolne a bez doproso
vani, nebo donucovani. Ma mno
Ihych stranach bylo mono pos
zorovati vahavost, uhybacstvi,
nell dokonce lhostejnost a me-
bude-li v tomto sm6ru docileno
napravy, bude vlada dohnana
k zabaveni toho, co il melo by
Iti poskytnuto dobrovolne.
Ze sdeleni Paula M. Warbur
ga vysvitalo, ze ylada hodla :.
nejbiizsi dobe pfikrociti k pro-
|davani pokladnicnich upisa,
kjichz bude mozno pouzivati X
|placeni spolkoXych dani v GER
vnu.pfisttho l1sfoku. ! Pokladnic-
mich lipisd tohoto druhu vyda,
no bude "a dive miliardy.
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CTVRTEK, 4. CERVENCE '18.
HLAsY. DOBY.
C. S. T. X.

Washington, d. C.. Ame-
ricky tisk vystoupil konecne s
reservy a pousti Sc do uvah,
jcz nasv6dcuji tomu, jak vel
KY vyznam V konecnem boji
demokracie mali uhnetenl ma
rodove rakousti. Pristoupuje
tax bezdeky ma mas starry ce-
skOslovensky program: arma-
da revoluce donna. Tito diva
cinitele naseho hnuti naSi val
ky obranne proti pangermani-
smu hOhenzollernskemu i hab
sburskemu, byli nami povazo-
vani cd zacatku valky ia roz-
hcdujici.
Jestlize nyni dostava Sc ma
81 armade mezinarodniho uZna
nj - ne posledni ami prve -
zakroceni spojeneckych i a
merickeho konsula v Moskve
pro volny pruchod naSich plu-
isH Sibifi - jestlize nyni anne
r3Gky tisk chape vyznam nase
h6:a. jihoslovanskeho naroda u
vnitr hranic habsburske rise,
dospivame k pfesvedceni, re
dcba je zrala velkymi udalost-
mi a re dny zkousek nro mas
statecny lid donna Sc dOstavily.
a techto chvilich citime,
Velkost dolby, citime velke po-
SLANT naSeho narOda. citime i
velkou zodpovednost jiz ma ma
Sc Cesk Oslovenska vGtev v Anne
rice.
Americky tisk dnes Sc shodu
ie V tom, re je treba pomoci ma
sim donna. PrirOzene doZnava,
ze v prve rade nutno Cechoslo
vakum a JihOslovanGm dat "a
ruky, re ia konferenci miru bu
de veci .jejich jednano stejne
Gurazne jako O veci zajmech
Lterekoliv mocnosti jine.
Zaruky takove do jiste miry
byiy liz dany a narod mas DO
ma ie minulych dnech pfijal
a potvrdil svymi demonstrates
mi pro spojenecke statniky
prof. Masaryka.
Americky tisk take o udalo-
stech mas donna poctive refe
roval i kdyz nekomu z kraja
MI neni mono sledovat vse
chen americky tisk, muze 81 I
chit spravnou predstavu o "a.
mu, jaky projeven k nam pre-
hledem jaky podava Literary
Digest re dine 20. cervna.
kazdy krajan mel by - stJ
kali Sc S Americany opatrit
81 toto cislo casopisu miti j
20 ruce.
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KUPUJTE u OBCHODNl.
KU, kTERl We "SvETU"
0zNAMuJl.
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M4 Kupujte VALEcNE
OSBORNE zNAMkY a po-
nahejte tax Stryci Samovi !
stare vlasti.
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III Pate6nf Hodinovy Prodej


$AeOV par POlOS0IO u0 AOAA0 e4OC AuS
1Sx25 pale. polstafe dobre peffm naplnene
potazene umeleckym vysfvanfm. 8. pstro
49c az 75c knihy novelty Csc kus
Ponekud naspinene, vyber spisn dobrych auto
ru Pouze tuto hodinu Balkon
39c bileny Shaker flanel SOC
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hodnu patek 30c yard Sklepenf
Chlapec. CSC praci bluzy 46c kus
Pro az 15lete Plny strih dobfe zhotovene
bluxy trvanlivych barev perkAlu. ?. patro
$1.1O schranky ma chleba 79c kus
Krasne zhptovene, chleba, dubovym fini-
sem. Stfednf velikosti. sklepenf
49c slun. cepe6ky zahr. klobouky 29c
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vvber p4tek, 2sc kus 4. patre
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Damske JENNIE lawnove kapesnky vysfvanS-
mi rnzky ovrubou. y Hlavni patro
Dstske 49c CSC praci klobouky 29c
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ne. .nekolik rnxnsch wort, T. pAsrs
2Oc velke talife 1lc kus -
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1, hodnu lie kus. sklepenf
Csc bilene turecke rucnilxy 39c
velka mira, ruzovSch, modrych zlatych
kraju, ponekud naspin6ne. Hlavni patro
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
CABLE CONTROL
PLAN ATTACKED
Kellogg Charges Wilson Plans
Permanent Policy,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-rhe action
oi, President Wilson in taking marine
cable lines under government control
was criticized in the senate today by
Senator Kellogg Of Minneso;a, republi-
can, who declared Il was part OF a plan
to establish permanent government,
ownership Of telegraph. telephone and
cable wires.
Immediately after Sera,or Kellogg's
attack. Senator Lewis OF Illinois, dem.
ocratlc whip. introduced resolution
proposing permanent government own
ership OF telegrsphs. Telephones, ships,
railroads and other public utilities.
IT demonstrates beyond all question
that there never was q war necessity.
Senator kellogg said Of the taking over
Of cables, "and M my opinion, Il Is part
Of plan 10 fasten on this country gov
ernment ownership Of telegraph, tele-
phone and cable lines" y
Senstor CunSnins OF Iowa. asked
whether the plan Of the president to
wsa Europe might not present an emr
ergency that had something to do with
the assumption Of the cable lines.
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u0e1! Bl|oK M!lET
WI u auDp9Iu

With removal OF restrictions on man
uiacturers Of clay products by ruel Al.
ministrator Garfield. the American
Brick and Tile company, whose plant
is located at 2S06 West Tenth street.
can again resume operations. How
ever. Il will be some time before brick
making will start, because OF labor
shortage. The plant wa, almost
wrecked by a heavy storm some time
ago, and a force OF workmen are now
rebuilding il.
When the shutdown was ordered the
company enlisted in the food campaign
work by building long sheds for hous-
ing hogs and have invested from $jS,-
600 to $4,000 in hogs This venture
has proved highly successful and il
will be continued even after the brick
plant is again in operation.
The opening order, however, releases
many side lines carried BY the Ameri-
can Brick and Tile company. They
have agencies for clay products, such
as tile, cements and the like. which
can now be obtained for filling orders
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
First Freeze
Of fYearHere
Is Forecast
Temperature Reaches One
Degree Above Freezing
Early This Morning,

First freezing weather Of the year Is
forecast for tonight by the weather bu-
reau, following a temperature OF 81
degrees reached at o'clock this morn
ing--one degree above freezing.
This temperature is the lowest
reached here this year. The previous
low record was "A degrees above zero
reached on October "a.
Freezing temperature tonight will kill
vegetation in lieu OF the "first killing
frost" No frost sufficiently heavy to
be designated as killing has been OBJ
served here this year. All frost records
were broken when the city passed
through last Sunday without entertain
ing one.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21

II u understood that the German
wasships surrendered to Admiral Beat
~ to-day were eight batticships. six haf.
tie eruisers And eight eruisers.
Thar sssnein - b ssrcopdsre1 tve
bsSilsep1 ehich are pWdef sepsis,
ed fifty r,odern TORPEDO 6oat destrpy-
efs.
LONDON, Nov. ,.-The British
grand fleet. accompanied by an Ameri-
can battle squadron and French crtns-
ers, steamed out at Jo'clock this morn
ing from its Scottish base, 10 accept
the surrender OF the German battle
ships, battle cruisers and destroyers. A
wireless dispatch this noon reports that
il got into touch with the German ship,
his morning and that the surrender Is
being carried out according to plan.
The point OF the rendezvous for the
allied and German sea forces was be-
tween thirty and forty miles east Of
May island, opposite the Firth OF
Forth.
The fog which had enveloped the
grand fleet for three days, cleared last
night and this morning the weather was
dull with . slight hare hanging over the
Firth OF Forth.