Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-11-21
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Oficial announcement has been
made at Vienna that Emperor Charles
Of Austria has abdicated.
1t will cost approximately $4,000
100000 to rebuild Belgium. Germany
ultimately must pay this.
All warships now under construction
or contracted for will be completed,
Secretary Daniels has announced.
Unanimous approved Of the armis-
tee terms imposed on Germany was
voiced by members of congress at
Washington.
Rerlin newspapers repudiate the ru-
mors current in Germany that the new
peoples government intends to annul
The war loan.
Ex-Kaiser William Hohenzollern has
been interned in Holland, reports from
The Hague state. He is to be allow
ed certain amount of freedom.
After suffering great pain for sew
eral days from an attack of sciatica,
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was re-
moved to Roosevelt hospital, New
York.
The explosion of gas tank seal at
the Jones & Langhlin Steel company's
Eliza furnace at Pittsburg, Pa, killed
twenty-four persons. Fifty others
We're overcome.
President Wilson has sent reassur-
Ing message to the people of Germany
promising to aid that country in the
matter of food supplies and in reliev-
ing distressing want.
Orders stopping all overtime and
Sunday work on government war con-
tracts was authorized by Secretaries
Baker and Daniels and Chairman Hur-
ley of the shipping board.
!
The new Bavarian government has
sent message to President Wilson
requesting that Great Britain, France
and Italy be asked to punish those
| guilty of causing the war.
4 Ocean passenger traffic to Europe
will be resumed by early summer
! New York steamship agents predict
! Need of Europe for food and raw ma
] terfals will absorb all tonnage fol
some time.
Seven persons were killed and G
score or more injured during the
pence demonstrations at Chicago. All
of the fatalities and injuries were due
to accident--the reckless firing Of
weapons or automobile speeders.
Every American soldier and sailol
will find his old job awaiting hin
upon his discharge from service, &C
cording to statement issued at New
York by G. Mason, president of tn,
National Association of Manufacturers
l ll.ai
] A movement is taking form In sew
eral American cities to make Novem
Der IL a world holiday forever in re
membrance Of the end of the creates
war of all times. 1t is proposed t,
make the new holiday an internationa
one and not limit it to any one coun
try.
Increase in the beet sugar produc
/! ing states and in the cane producin
territory Of Louisiana of the househol,
sugar allotments from three pounds t
four pounds monthly per capita wa
ordered by the food administration, eli
fective December l..
4 A supplementary declaration OF tn
armistice terms provide that in tn
/ event Of the 6 German battle cruisers
10 battleships, light cruisers and
destroyers not being handed over ON
ing to mutinous state, the allies re
serve the right to occupy Helgoland a
4 an advance base to enable them to er
force the terms.
4, Government operation Of telephon
and telegraph communications wi
continue for at least year whethe
any step is taken by congress t6war
4 public ownership, and the railroad
will continue under government col
troll until p months after peace ha
been declared officially, unless col
gress intervenes.
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