The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-11-21

consolidating reoccupled regions Locomotives are olaW
ing long trains following up the infantry and are within
few miles of the front line. Enormous quantities OF ma
teria are still being taken Frequently supplies and
ammunition abandoned without any custodian to see
new wire entanglements were encountered every few
miles, showing that the enemy planned to make desperate
resistance IN every town are posted procamatons notl
flying the soldiers that the new government in author
UB0ATs SURRENDER
Harwich England Nov 2o TO- y boats surren-
sunrise this morning Tyrhitt received the German
surrender aboard German cruiser flag ship Thenty
more boats will surrender tomorrow Following their
surrender the twenty submarines proceeded with their
own crews to Harwch where they were boarded by Brit
ish crews The Germans returned to their country
later in German transport.
KING AND QUEEN GET REAL WELCOME
Antwerp Belgium, Nov. 20.-King Albert and Queen
Elizabeth entered Antwerp Tuesday morning amid a
werp is comparatively undamaged The inhabitants have
been well fed and the'shops filled with great variety
Of food and sweetmeats.
Washington, Nov 2O-All telegraph systems now I'M
der control shall be operated as one effective
December l. Postmaster General Bureson ruled today
This action taken by Bureson expressly n order that
telegraph facilities may be used to facilitate the fullest
extent the transmission Of messages expeditiously' ALI
Offices will then accept for transmission all classes of mes
accepted by any one of Them At the same time Bur-
shall receive a vacation on full pay.
-WSSl-
Washington, Nov 20-President Wilson is clearing
up mass Of work preparatory to leaving the country
the peace conference in France He is making engage
ments whatever except those important to the task
hand The president is devotng himself to his annual mes
sage to which will outline his reconstruction pol
ices and disclose his purposes for the remainder of his
term He will determine what war bureaus shall be re-
tanned during the reconstruction period and which ones
shall be Abandoned The selection Of the republican
of Tho Arooro 1o1o ic% ho,o
Washington Nov 2O-Five thousand anthracite coal
miners now in environments will be released Immediately
to- return to work in the coal fields Fuel Administrator
Garfield announced today The original plan for bringing
these to Washington before returning to work
abandoned today and they win go directly to their homes
Washington, Now 20-"Freedom of the SEAS" in
peace and in promises to be the foremost point of
tention at the table, Determination Of the details
to be enforced under great league of nations it is con-
tended is President Wilson's main for going to
France to attend the peace conference friends declared
today The presidents views the point indicated in
dents position broadly embodes the foowng First no
discrimination between nations in the matter of shipping
facilities and rates. and in trade boycotts except
sary dscpning men employed solely by the league of
TONS Two except definition of what constitutes CONTRA
band of goods and reducing this list to minimum. Three
definition to determine the rights and duties of neutrals
event Of violation of which recognized rights by Ger
many drew this country and others into the worlds war
FORMER KAISER NH1f! THEY SAY
i Amsterdam, Nov. 20.-Dutch officials say that the
former kaiser is cheerful at all times and avoids any
erence to the events transprnin Germany Hollanders
generally believe he has signed formal abdication but
merely to Holland for his personal safety and will
reside there permitted until the German national as
senbly decides upon the future form Of government
i EMPEROR STILL HAS HOPES
i Berne, Switzerland, Nov. 20.-Emperor Karl still
hopes to save his throne according to reports received
here today delegation of Austro Hungarans has
rived in Switzerland for the purpose of urging upon the
allies personal claims for generous treatment for KARL
J! - MSS-
DAILY MARKET REPORT
South st. Pau, Nov. @Cattle-Receipts 1900; mar