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NOTICE TO DOCTORS

Beginning today, November 2Sth, doctors will report all cases of n- flpenza and other contagious diseases to our newly appointed city ph sician Dr. B r CasaGa, telephone 101s. From all reports that we hear, come of the doctors are becoming very nes- Il9ent in sending in these reports. or else the rumors that are going around town, as to tLe number of cases oi influenza in tho city, are false,
 The State Health Board requires that we make a complete, and correct report daily. and If we do not get tho correct data fro mthe doctors we are unable to make the report
 Get the reports in to Dr. Casada be- fore five o'clock D. n. each day. This is a matter that you cannot afford to neglect
 L. R ELLIS,
 President Board Of Health | | hu
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CUT THIS oUT--iT. WORTH
 MONEY,

DON MISS THIS. Cut out th!s slip, enclose with Sc and mall 1t to Foley X CO, 2S95 Sheffield Ave- Chicago, III, writing your name and address clearly You will receive in return a packake containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compaund, for coughs colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides and back rheuma- tism, backache. kidney and bladder ailments; aud Foley Cathartlc Tablets a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, headache and sluggish bowels A, c. JenninEs--Ady.
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Personals

Born, 10 Mr and Mrs. Robert Call lahan. Benton street Oeyy girl.
  Jack Bayles arrived yesterday from the Philadelphia nav.l training school to spend Thanksgiving with his fam fly. He will return to his duties Mon day.
 < Miss Jesse DOugherty arrived We'd nesday evening rom Mount Stint Mary college of Litte Rock to spend the week with her parents.
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DEMPSEY DEFEATS MlskE.

FhiladelphIa. Nov 2S.-Jack Delnp- sey won the popular decision from Billy Niske. Of St Paul in a slow six round bout al a Thanksgiving Day matinee. Only half a dozen hard blows were landed during the fight There was scarcely any action in ,ho first two rounds, but in the thiri MisSe ioIted Demrsey with an u2parrtt 70 the Jaw which gave him the advan- tage in this raund. After this tae bout was all in nompsey's favcr, the St
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Ae l1ad FaIIed to sAIute.

A chaplain, on making his rounds ID the base hospital of large canton- ment, stopped at the cot of q darky and said:
 sam. how Is it that you are in bed today? You were quite well when I spoke to you yesterday"
 The darkey replied: "Wel pahson, An done was kicked by Q mule."
 "What in fhe name of goodness did he kick you fog.
 Ah guess Al done eo'got to salute. ."-- Natchman- Examiner.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chsncery Court of Garland county, Ark, Clara Mooney, plain dff vs R. II. Mooney, defendant. Tn, defendant, R H. Mooney is warned tt appear in this court within thirty da%; md answer the complaint Of the plain If. Clara Mooney
 Witness my hand and the zeal o said court this 18th day of Novem- Der, 1918.
 r. w ROwLEs, Clerk
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II O. CARI1zEN

Exclusive Ladies Tailor, 129 Centra avenue. Maker of suits, coats, skirt and coat dresses-everything for tn woman's wear
 We have some choice gods left and will also make over your gar ments If goods warrant the work Bring it in and we will talk 1t over Order now A call is respectful, solicited ll-l9-5l
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THE FEAT OF LIGHT.

Special services will De held tonight at o'clock in the Temple of Cong. House of Israel in eOmmemorati1n of the Feast of Light, the great Maccab- can festival Rabbi A. B. Rhine will speak on "Heroism, Past and Pres ent" The public are cordially invit- ed
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MRS. NETrLeToN, PHONE i2o3.

Formerly Of Buoksraff Beauty Shop wishes to announce that she will be found at her shop in the Thompson Bldg, tbo tnriro summer and pleased to serve new as well aa old patrons First-class work, sanitary methods only. 7-2-tf
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chanceg Court Of Garlan County, Ark. Chs Strauss, Plaintiff vs W II. Newton. ct al, Defendants The defendant. w II. Newton, :. warned to appear in this Court wi.ni thirty days and answer the complain Of the plaintiff. Gus Strauss.
 Witness my hand and the seal c said Court thIs 26th day of Angus 1918
 Y. W. pOwLEs. Clerk
 By D. W. PARKER. D. ( Berry II. Randolph. Atty for Piainttfl .H. r. Channel Atty ad litem
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Paul man frequently resorting to hold ing on in order to save himself from punishment
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L. R. ELLIS. President Board Of Health
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

tries which breed those clumsy and
engaging creatures are all embroilcd:
moreover. they did what no one must
ever do-they frightened the horses
But why are there no more men who
play many instruments at once? Them
L remember. as Il child. adoring.
Now and then Punch and judy
SNOW IS 10 be seen near Sir Henry Irv-
,nE'S statue i'll the Charing Cross Road
but now seldom, Marionettcs more
seldom still. Those Italian women who
used 10 have love birds or parrakcets
in twin cages TO hand YOU Your for
tune III a little folded colored paper i'm
return for pcnny-promiSinS dark
gentlemen TO the ladies' and blonde,
ladies TO the ntlemcn-whcre arc
they? New Scotland Yard in it's terror
Of all Semblance OF chance has prob
ably brushed them forever away with
the sinister iombola and the pcrnici-
Gus rattle and the entanGling sweep
stake.
The love bird oracles were only or
Yesterday. but far longer back. in the
nid Victorian dtys, there We're street
cNciiements OF which no trace now
remains Beside Mr. Dombcy's house
for instance. would pass the man who
trillcd the little bell Of the Dutch
clock as h Went along" Who was
he Was ne 2 clock -mender or an en-
tcrtainer? Also organ grinders and
white mice, with now and then a por-
cupine TO vary the entertainments"
one neyc" sees the white mice now
and as for the porcur!nc. ! have never
seen one IN the streets at all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
DECLINE OF THE OLD
STREET PERFORMERS
Wril-knoWn ENGLISH ESSnyist Regrets
Loss of Those Who >cd ru Enter
thin London Thcntcr Queues.

For some few years Iondon's street
e.atertainsrs have been DECLINING in
in number. although queues outside
thcatc:, were never Longer tngn they
more ienl"nt or more generous. Is it
that tn" way has damped their spirit
o. are IN" police against them. or are
they amcssing wealth elsewhere?
That the acroblts should have dis
appeared j. natural. = man who can
turn astonishing sOmcrSaultS on strip
OF carpet II Tho road can also. il is
conceiNabl", do q mischief to the Hun.
and has therefore been gathered into
the army. Ethiopian entertainers. who
used 10 SCI up tHcir piano in side
streets, perhaps do 80 no more for the
same rsaSOn-th- Bones at any rate,
normally being under fifty-and-onc
liut why should m"N OF a more ma
turc age ccnIUr. no longer at corners?
The appcii'. for magic never dies.
md why should H. standard OF Queue
recitirg and qUcu. singing u. so low?
Passing the Safety the other. even
inE | was conscious Of = patriarch in
white beard mumb!ing 10 himself.
We're Just aEdih!Y moving. To my in
tense establishment ! learned tina, ne
gains his living by r.Cit!ug 20 queues
and was even tntn in the nlos; OF one
OF his louder Efforts.
another evening. outside the C-!-
cncounitNef another patriarch, who
VAS giving forth some of the most
melancholy and distressing sounds that
Was told that this was = well-knowri
Queue comic singer. ! recalled De
Musscta or was it Gauti-r'st foolish
sayinG--hut h"re. apt enOugh-thac u
al. noises music Sas the worst, be-
-.susc il was prer1editaied.
What BON ihcs@ performers !acla1
in accomplishments they possessed N
pathetic epreai, and both doubtless do
very Vel, but 1, is no, playing the
game. can remember lic time when
rea! gifts went TO queue entertain
lnents. and indeed there il one per
i1incr ~ the ~ Orient "hO whistles the
iu'"rinczZo from Cayalleria Rus,icanna
"pnNcriIl!y. heard him last in Lisle
street playing the pit and gallery into
Ihe Lilac Domino, and hope he makes
good thing of IT, He IL. however, an
Inr me most part The quality has 20
crisEi"'aisd as TO bring the perform
'tN2es Within the bounds Ct MERIDIAN
g "i' puhi." taste having, recently
,.'sh s.Eiuf ~ rarale! lilies, perhaps
UiA@r forms o.! street entertainment
!l'E' LHaff SDIt" q chang" TOO That
ih"'" SHOULD he dancing bears no NOR.
- p.ihais no, surpr.s!rg The roun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
The Week at the Movies


ODEoN-Mondny. George Walsh.
in ''The kid Is CLEVER: Tuesday.
Norma TnlmndEc. In "Thc Forbidden
E City; Wednesdays. Tom Moore. in
.ssThirty Week.: Thursday. Mndgc
: Kennedy. In "Frfcnd Husbnnd"; Fri
day and Saturday. Norma rnlmadrc,
I, in "Thc Devils Needle" and FATTY"
Arbuckle, In "Thc Cook"
BIJOU-Mondny md Tuesday.
Dorothy Gi>h. in "BattlinE Jane;
tic, in "'rhc Man From Funeral
Range; Friday and Saturday. ENID
Bennett picture, "Whcu DO We
Ents"
and Tuesday,
, Ethel Clayton. in "a Soul Without
wfndows": Wednesday and Thurs
dny, Mabel NOrmnnd. In "a Perfect
;3B"; Friday md Saturday, Tom Mix,
I In "Func md Fortune"
NICTOR-Al week. "BiE Dill Hart
In "Shnrk Monroe"
1SlS-tT week, Dolores CnsSinclli,
In -lufaycttc, VIC Conc"
BLuEB1RD-Mondn md Tues
day, Harry Care!'> "A Wolnnn'S
Fool: Wednesday,. Thursday and
Friday, Edith storey, in '1'hc Legion
of Death"
REN-Mondny, evolve. of KuI-
tur": Tuesday. variety program;
Wednesday. variety program, with
w. :. Unrt; Thursday, Charlie Chap
linj Friday. Charlie Chaplin; Sntur-
sdRS. "Hrass Bullets" and other at
fractions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
Two Popular stars MT nluchird

Harry Carey caps the series of com
dy-dramatic Western subjects with
which his name has been identified for
the past Year. with screen version of
owen Wistcr'S novel. Lin Mclean
1t will he seen at the Bluebird to-
morrow and Tuesday under the title
OF "a Woman's Fool"
America has no more popular star
than gifted Edith Storey. to whom has
been entrusted the difficult task of
imp"rsonatinC the wonderful heroine
in Metros special production. de luxe.
The Legion OF Death" which will
hay" 4 threcday showing commencing
Wedn. sday
The Legion OF Death tells Of Rus
sia's tight for freedom from the rule
OF the ears. and Of the glorious bat-
taiion o. warrior women who fought
Gal!autly III The trenches after the men
had given up in despair. Miss storey
impersonates the leader of this brave
band Of women Always possessing
dramatic ability OF 4 high order. she
has increased her talents by use, play
ing wide variety OF parts which have
made embarrassing demands upon
her. As a result her Marya in The
Legion o: Death is marvel OF in
SEPARATION and power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
|BABY WOULD LIE
| AWAKE ALL NIGHT.
Scratching and Crying With
BlIsters. Cuticura Heals,

Ny gFandscn's head was mass OF
sore erup;ions that started in biis,ers
and burst. His head was scale all
over and underneath was festered. He
would scratch and lie awake all night
crying. He was terrible looking boy.
and could no, send him 10 school.
i wrote for sample Of Cu,icura.
The first day used !, his head wasg.t.
ting better SO bough, a cake OF Cu,;cura
soap and two boxes Of Cuticura Oint-
ment' and his head was healed. :"
lSignedl Mrs. r. Thomas, 2l27 Di-
vision ST.. Baltimore, Md.
You may rely on Cu,icu.a 70 care for
your skin, scalp, hair and hands.
Nothing better 10 clear the shin az MIN.
Plies and blotches, the scalp Of dandma
andihehands Of chapp;ng. Eesid.,,h.
Sop has no superior for all toll, usr.
"6uueaf.. p.,t re b Man hddre,, postcard:
.2.p 80. ointment Is AID to< Tsje,sa - '~'e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

the curt interYiewer who fires ques-
lions at you and expects short and to
the point answers Is often much cas-
Ter than tho quiet man .or woman who
let's you talk as you please
Don't nibble at sweets. cake or food
Of any sort during office hours.
Tidy your chiefs desk daily If II
meets with his approval. but make
sure of that point before you begin
Always be cheerful and don't Over.
do IL Tee grin that never comes off
i5 hard u ucar. Don't primp before
the Office glass or powder your nose
keep all thoughts OF romance far
from your mind"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
Bi,ou.s weu-Arraneed Program.

How one quaint little noInad. q
girl with u bicycle, drifts into a Maine
town during a thrift stamp drive and
not only helps TO put the village over
the top. but also rights several wrongs
and stumbies inio romance OF her
own. is most delightfully."- shown in
battling Jane. the first Paramount
picture starring Dorothy G!sh. which
will be exhibited at the Bijou 'Theatcr
Tomorrow and Tuesday
Can YOU imagine Ann Little as 4
cabaret cir! in y dance hall frequented
by miners and the fotsam and tetsam
of the romantic West? That is what
sho IL In The Man From Funeral
Range. in which she is leading womc
an for Wallace Reid, and which Will
be displayed at ina .Biiou Theatar next
Wednesday and Thursday.
Robert NeWaard photographer Of The
new Enid Bennett picture, When DO
We Eat which VIII be shown a.
the Bijou .Theater Friday and Saturday.
has secured some exceptionally nnc re-
suits. particularly in ihos" scenes
which show The adventures al a strand
cd Uncle Tom troupe In the Middle
West.
Travelogues. News Reviews ana ada
cd comedies are on each program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
attractive Fenturex at odcon.

At the Odeon this week An especially
attractive hill OF features Will toe Of
fered beEinnins tomorrow with
George Walsh in The Kid Is Clever"
we'll remembered here as one OF his
best recent productions. Tuesday
brings Norma TaitrfIEe back in The
Forbidden City a fantastic story OF
the Orient, in which is beautifully in
terwoven 4 delightful Chinese love
story. The settings are unusually
pretty. "Wednesday Tom Moore will he
seen IN Thirty "a Week. the picture
in which he created SO much favorable
comment when shown here n few
weeks ago. For Thanksgiving Day
Madge Kennedy Will he seen in Friend
Husband" magnificent production
produced BY Goidwyn. in which The
talented young star is seen in Il role
that is as fascinating as only this star
Of the screen can make IL: Friday
and Saturday brings a double bill! IN
which Norma Talmadge will be pre-
scented in The Devil's Needle" and
Fatty Arbuckle Will be shown in
THE Cook" one of the funniest COM
eGy productions seen here in months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

- laxative to-day saves "a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels. which become cloGged up with
waste. liver gets sluggish: stomach
sour.
Look at the tongue. mother! IL
coated. q" your child is listlcss. cross.
fevcrish. breath bad, restless. doesn't
eat heartily. fun of cold or has sore
throat or any other childrcn's ailmort,
give Il tcasroonful of "CaIifornia Syrup
OF Figs" then don't worry, because IL
is perfectly harmless. ard I'm a few
hours all this constipation poison. sour
bile ana f"rmenting waste VIII gently
move out Of the bowels. and you-have
we'll playful child again y thorough
inside cleansing" is ofttimcs all that
Is necessary 1t should be the first
treatment given in any sickness
Beware of couutcrtait ns syrups
ASK your druggist for a bottle
OF california syrup of Figs" which
has full directions for babies children
OF all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Lool: carefully
and see that it is made by the Cali.
forn'a Fig Syrup Co-.ipanY."-AGv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
Ethel Clarion At Colonial.

- Al the Colonial tomorrow and Tues
day. Ethe. Clayton Will be presented
in "a Soul without Winaows. pro-
auction acclaimed one OF the nos. this
talented star has ever mad. !. -
the aston ndirg story o. wal; win
music in her sour rising from a
Shaker colon: TO the operate stage.
In the telling many beautiful s.tUa-
tions are created.
Wednesday and Thursday. Mabel Nor
Inard. the diving Venus. Viii b.. pre-
sented in ~ Perfec, 90" a rollicking
comedy creation in which this heWltch-
ing Gold~yn star is sc"n. in series OF
diving and swimming stunts tnat are
thrilling: TO say The least. As /. board
ing house slavery. q travelling sales
woman. and an alleged jewell. ruhber.
The screens most delightful come
dienne gives nose OF h.r JOY Gus self
than in any % her recent comedy SUE
casscs. Flaeg's new comedy Tell Tina,
TO the Marines is ou INC sam. hill
Friday ard Saturday brings Tom
Nix in ..Famc and Fortunes a Ira
ma.ic wh:rlwind Of H-avery uul1c-g
and love. II j. q story wherein tho
hero was fought ~ corrupt Of c!als
but he shot too Straigh;. rode TOO f7s-
and licked EN- 70 a fsazzlo i'm the md
Lonesome Luke" In :, new comedy DC
light Will De the added feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

"Lnfayette, We Come Isis Frnturc
T4 AT the Isis all this week will be nrc.
scented "LafaNettr We Come Amer
ica's payment % a debt Of gratitude a.
Lafayette and Franc" This ia no, :,
war picture or q drama of ia,;J. hun
der and Sudden death but The supreme
drama OF the spiritual sid" OF INC rrear
conflict revealing the spirit Of lih.rt,,
and fraternity that bind, fro. ucnr,l.s
in an invinciblc alliance
IA more inspiring pho,oDlay Of III.
great world conflict mas not been ,.iyrr
to us than Lafayette, We Come. %n
one could fail to be touched Nv +, II,
IS superb conccpt!on l.ukin,. ~
american spirit with that u Franc.
and idealizinE the duties. cfIor;s ana
sacrifices OF all the noble pcopln iyhu
are working to make the world :, a.
cent place to live in
3sS 1t would be quite Impossible to .n,itr-
SHrate the many sDlendors Of tho ui,.
fture. for tableau after tablcau Is IN
folded to wrench the heart and brIn,-
&tears OF Thanksgiving to the eyes Tho
story running throughout its length i.
"a simple but ennobiing one. made i'm .
pressive by trench scenes mot 700
many, hospital scenes. glimpses Of
Marshal Foch. Sir Douglas Haip. Con.
Neral Diax. General Pershing and Presi-
dent Wilson. and by shots Of our bovs
s fnE France-hordes OF them! Nothfnp
is more inspiring than bodies Of march.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

Tips to once Girls.
LONDON. November 23.-In her now
book, "Secretaryships for Womfn"
"1sobcl' gives these tips to girls:
"ln applying for Job, beware'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
"shnrk Monroe" at The Victor.

There. are some wonderful Storm
scenes In SHARK Monroe" IA. latest
Aircraft Picture, starring Zig Pill"
Hart. which VIII he shown ~ IA" Vic.
tor Theatcr all this wcck Hart riays
the part Of Shark Monroe had man az
the sea. and during a wonderfully
realistic storm scene. Shark works his
way out 10 the bowsDr!i and r-Scucy
waves pass over them. but Siirrf ciirira
on like grim death and finally brings
the unconscious man back 30 safety
Vhe story was written by g. Gardner
sullivan. and was directed by Iar-.
Under the supervision Of Thomas :!
Ince.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

ing men and this picture shows them
To us at the right timcS-when the
story has made our hearts full TO burst
ing.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-10-31
VIENNA SEES ONLY HOPE IN
WELDING TO PRESIDENT
WILSON'S DEMANDS.
Want FARLEY At ONCE
WASHINGTON REGARDS GERMAN
NOTE As ATTEMPT TO PLA-
CATE PEOPLE
,e.,ern N4~.p.ms Union New. Service.

Western N+wspsW Union News Service.
Washington. Oct. 29.-While Ger
inany's latest note to President VIII
son was delivered TO the State De.
partment Monday through the Swiss
legation. cable dispatches from Europe
brought Information that the Austre-
hungarian government had caused
another communication TO be dis
patched 10 the President asking that
immediate negotiations for peace and
IN armistice ~ entered into without
awaiting the results OF the exchanges
with Germany. 80 ~
The Vienna government asserted
that II adhered to the same point Of
view expressed by the President hin
his last communication upon the
rights q the Austro-H ungarian PEG
pies. especially those OF the Czecho-
6aovaks and JugD Slavs and request.
ed that he begin overtures with the
allied governments with view 70
ending Immediately hostilities on al
AusGo Hungarian fronts. l
The official text OF the German note
did net differ materially from the I'M.
official version ~ received by cable.
No official comment was forthcoming.
but II 10 known that NO response will
- made At present to the comrnunica.
ton. which IL believed to be dis.
patched with the primary intention Of
satisfying the German people that
their government 10 not emitting any
opportunity to forward the neEotia-
lions for an armistice and peace.
Because Of the wide extent Of the
disaffection In the dual empire. devel.
opmsnts In that quarter are. believed
70 b. fraught with greater possibilities
IL the way Of peace than In Germany.
and in some official quarters the
opinion freely Il expressed that EN-.
peror Charles fully realizes that he
must submit 10 any terms which the
entente powers and America chooses
to impose. and that at present he 10
seeking simply 10 SECURE -ths least
oaerous and humiliating.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-10-31
new NOTE FROM 3 Rim
CLAIMS PEOPLE RULE AND NOW
~ CONTROL ARMY. p,
RsIehstae Passes Bill by Big Majority
Placing military Commander Un.
der Civil Government.
w..i.r. Newspaper Union New. Service.

Westerns Newspaper Union News Service.
F, Copenhagen. Oct. 2S.-Germany's an
swer to President Wilson's latest com,
munication says:
THE German government has taken
cognixance Of the answer Of the Pres
ldent Of the United States.
The President 10 aware Of the far.
reaching changes which have been
carried out and are being carried out
in the German constitutional struc-
ture. and that peace negotiations are
teing conducted by peoples govern
nent in whose hands rest. both &C.
'ually and constitutionally. the power
o make the deciding conclusions.
THE military powers are also sub
jcct to It..
The German government now
awaits proposals for an armisticc.
which shall be the first step toward
4 Just peace. ~ the President has pre-
'cribed in his proclamation. ~. ,
- .-'" - "soLF."
London. Oct. 2s.- The German
ReichstaE. by 4 great majority. has
tdOpted bill placing the military
commander under control Of the civil
government. according TO an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen
Official announcement was made In
Berlin Saturday night that Emperor
William had acceded TO the request
OF Gen. lIudendorff. the first quarter.
master general. that he BE- permitted
10 resign.
His resignation. II 10 believed In
London. will still further shake the
faith Of the German people in their
military machine.
A dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph from Zurich. Switzerland. says
the revolutionary movement IL spread.
ing throughout Croatia. The dispatch
adds that more than 400 persons have
been killed n Fiume and 300 At
Zagavria.