The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-26

z President Wilson left Chaumont Wednesday for Eng
Land feeling more strongly than the magnificent part
the American soldiers took in winning the Wednes
days review of 10000 troops created deep impression
upon the President
despatch from Dover says that the President and
Mrs. Wilson arrived IN England early this morning. The
weather crisp and bright. The President was well
coined by the Duke of Connaught American Ambassador
DAVIS, the British ambassador Earl Reddng and the
mayor of Dover
despatch from London says that the President and
Mrs. Wilson arrived Buckingham palace this afternoon
after journey from Calais, during which they
corded all honors given royalty The drive from the
station to the palace thronged while the streets
lined with guards, regiments and thousands of holiday
merlymakers After the sovereigns troop escort came
the carriages with King George and the President Queen
Mary, Mrs. Wilson and Princess Mary.
A despatch from London says that apart from the
historic significance of reviewing the fighting
foreign soil first time at least important ad
dress may be expected from the President while in Eng
land It may define his line Of thought clearly
the issues which Great Britain deeply interested
London despatch says that the Alexander and
Franzer regiments have joined the sailors who par
ticpatng in revolution in Berlin 1t is predicted in ad
vices sent from Berlin late last night that nearly the
tire German garrison will support them in large
bers is also reported that the sailors coming from
Ke to join their comrades in Berlin. The roting and
mutnous Sailors who have been holding out in the red
palace Berlin have hosted the white flag and have
been allowed leave under guard according to advices
from Berlin sent by the Exchange Telegraph correspon
dent at AnStefQan Inc government troops now occupy
the palace and the royal stables
A Paris despatch says that disarmed German Yep
pen will be converted into an aerial merchantmen to y
between New York and Hamburg. This comes from the
Echo de Paris which adds that it's information comes
from reliable sources.
A London despatch says that nearly 100 were killed
in street fight which began in Berlin Tuesday morning
The republican guards tried several times to take the
royal stables and the headquarters of the revolving sail
ors but were repulsed
A New York despatch says that led by the super
dreadnought Arizona ten great batteshps in command
of Admiral Mayo, the vanguard of Americas victory
fleet in European waters steamed up New York harbor
today review before Secretary Daniels and greet
ed with tumultuous reception by the harbor craft and
hundreds of thousands Of persons who lined the shores
Following the homecoming batteeet into port came the
British liner Saxona from liverpool laden with l4OO sick
and wounded officers and men This complement was
mostly made up of surgical cases.
despatch from New York says that Itays total loss
in the including those killed, wounded dead OF dis
ease disabled missing and prisoners aggregate $780,
1000 This information given out by Col Ugo Pizzar
clio of the Italian army who arrived here official
/ zone while 100000 were killed.
Washington despatch says that the Agricultural de-
partment recommended to Congress today that eglsa-
ton be enacted make effective the wheat prices guar
antee for the years crop and to safeguard the gov
ernment against losses.