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FOR COIORED-


Fine large lots; small cash payments: bal
ance in easy monthly installments: sewer and
water main; houses built. Take II street cars
northeast. West Lincoln Heights: lots i'm
mediateIy both sides of car track. Repre-
sentative on ground daily and Sunday. OWN
streets northwest. Telephone Main 4os3.
LOTS; 90 FIT. FRONT, 11s Fl. DEEP;
small bungalow; fruit and grapes. At 25th st.
and Naylor rd. Sc. Mrs. FRANCIS E. MAR
RIOTT. 28s
BERWYN HEIGHTS, MD.-8-ROON HOUSE:
immediate possession; terms. Apply owner. R.
RHODE. Governor Reds Farm, Branchville,
Nd 81
81. .s75 on YOUR TERMS Will BUY GROOM
painted throughout: corner. IA. lot. on mac
adam road. close to 2 car lines: in nearby
Sf Ea1s5 and
NEW YORK REAL EST. BROKERS. 1923 F.
81 600 BUYS FURNISHED sEvEN- ROOM
cottage at Washington Grove: water; electric
lights: screened. INQUIRE 2O3e LIST at. NV.
80 ACHES Of LAND JUST IS MINUTEs
sy q IL aes s
house other oussuidns.. Acre.ss nsas in s@I III.
iSsi,on ,r.. bringing pef This
feaf s M fs2e eHses New Y, YORK fGl a,.
TAKOMA PARK. D. C.. OR ND; CHOICE
properties. homes investments; bargains.
116 Elm ave-. Takoma Park. Md. 26s
ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN HOMES IN
I4oudoun county, Maple Glen," located at
Eilcotts Springs; large house; splendid water,
both spring and we'll: new storehouse: orchard
garden: in fact. everything necessary to make
hne home: suitable for boarding house and
fine location for store: price very reasonable;
possession at once. Apply to
]. X. CHAMRLIN,
Hamilton. Va. 26s
TWENTY-FIVE l21l ACRES IMMEDIATELY
nd Joining the United States government reser-
walton at Fort Myer. Va, just across the Mill
tary road at Hatfield Station; good for invest
nent or for subdvision; two car lines inime-
diately abutting on the property. and two
other car lines within few blocks from the
property. Also five acres at Clarendon, Va.
+ SITS. NV. Telephone Main 4G93.
SEVEN ROOM BUNGALOW, ALMOST NEW;
lrrge lot: war garden: hot-water heat; elec-
tric lights: real home; $8.25O: 81. 500 cash,
balance in small monthly payments. 1901
Jackson st. ne. o6s
FOR SALE
Immediate possession: nine rooms and bath:
large pOrches: garage: chicken house and run;
lot nearly two acres. well fenced; apples
peaches, grapes. etc; short walk from Mount
Rainier car good macadam road; $500;
terms reasonable.
FO2 SALE
Possession June 1 near Lincoln Park: seven
rooms and bath; Al condition. For quick sale
owner will take 81 800: TERMS reasonable
SLYE & WATSON, INC,
9l4 New York ave. NV
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.
C0nftnued.

JUNE 1st, BY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE,
housekeeping apt. or house with modern I'm
provements; refined; convenient to cars: hest
of care guaranteed; state terms. Address Rox
Or. Star office. zee
apt. in Mt. Pleasant: furnished unfurnfsh-
ed: state full particulars. Address Box 262.A.
Star ONCE 28s
WANTED-RY ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE.
small housekeeping apartment: must have two
bedrooms; will lease. Call Main 1894. Branch IA.
800
TWO OR THREE ROOMS. KITCHENErTE
and bath. by family of four. girl II. boy
furnished or unfurnished: not over $40. Ad-
dress BOX 17O-A. Star office. 26'
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FOR COLORED-AT GLENDALE, D. C.-BUY
lots on easy payments. where you can have
every modern city convenience before the prices
advance will build your house. Take II st.
car marked District Line" get of at 4sth st.
me-. walk south over new graded street into
Glendale" Representative on property every
day and Sunday until pm. IRWIN & SHANK.
Owners. 1910 G st. NV Main 1905
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WANTED.

WASTED-DESK ROOM OR SMALL OFFICE
in centrally located building; state amount
Of space and rental. Address Box 2s9-A, Star
office. 27s
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CORNER HOME. VACANT.

Beautiful corner home: large rooms, bath: I:
very large closets; open fireplace: extra large
81 reened front porch: concrete walks; sewerage.
etc.; located in Radnor Heights. Va. % MIN
utes from Georgetown): vacant: keys at office;
reduced to s.. 400: terms. $500 cash. balance
easy; this is a real bargain: inspect today:
our sign on property. ". oHARA. Wiliett
A>Reinecke Co., Exclusive Agents, on the
above, 1909 H NV Phone Main 1923.
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Beautiful 2-story. Groom. rec. hall land ex-
ira room for bath, without 6xtures) very large
kitchen and pantry; concrete cellar; hot-w ter
heat: front porch 8 sides and large back porch: :
lot lOOx215: located Bancroft. Va. t6 miles
to White House); price. $2.250: terms. $3.50
cash, bal. $25 per month; includes everything
possession positively June /; property like the
above hard to get, it's cheap.
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6ROOMS AND ACRE.

Beautiful Groom and rec. hall home; large
ba athroom; cellar; furnace heat: porches; out
located minutes walk of Fort Berry Station.
Va. a miles to center Of city and % minutes
to 18th and Pa. ave-. on electric cars with good
service) vacant: immediate possession; see
our sign property; open all day for inspec-
ton; go out and see this and be convinced !;
its cneap; sacrificing s., $50 terms. $3.50 cash.
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OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK-LAsr
large. cool house left in Warrington to rent
for summer; bedrooms, baths and IL
servants' rooms: completely furnished and
screened. ~ Mass. ave. {. 2se
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED s.ROoM HOUSE
Two baths: sleeping porch; Mt Pleasant dis
trict; $50 per month. Phone Col S3O0
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CORNER HOUSE. CONN. AND WYOMING
aves.. 10 rooms and . ba ths electricity. hot
water heat: best location Washington
Heights; nicely furnished; rent. 500 per
month.
H. L. RUST. 400 H st. NV.
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JUNE 1 TO OCTOBER T.
Fine home facing Stanton Park; southern
exposure; large. cool rooms: convenient to
Union station, Capitol. Library. Phone Line.
s1O1 or NJ 4346.
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FIFTY-THREE HUNDRED FEET FLOOR
space on two floors, with freight elevator. in
detached building: abundant light: suitable
for factory storage. Good location. Rea-
sonable. Apply 1339-41 South Capitol ST. Tele-
phone Lincoln PIP. 81
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IN PRIVATE HOME. IN ONE OF THE
choicest suburbs-3 rooms and bath uncluding
complete kitchen): room for auto II desired.
n.ents: convenient to cars or may ride to city
each morning in owners auto; will rent fur
Lished except linen. silver and kitchen uten-
sls. to a couple without children; very rea-
sonable. Phone Columbia 1929 and arrange
for owner to show. call at premises. 4O6
Flair road. Takoma Park. D. c.
NICELY FURNISHED sTX-ROOM APAKT-
nent. June I to October l. Call after 9
O'Clock. phone y. 1850. Apt. $50. the Cor
dova. Goth and Florida ave. NV. 28s
FIvE-ROOM HOCsEKEEPING APT: DE
Hghffully furnished: southwest and north ex-
osur. overlooking Rock Greek Park: two bed
ioops. bath. living room. dining loom. pantry
:rd kitchen. 1852 Mintwood place. cor. 10Th.
Ant. 40l.
FOR RENT-FROM JUNE 1 TO OCTORER /,
a furnished apartment in Calvert Court. Balti-
more. Five rooms. kitchen. bath and front
porch. overlooking grass court Screened
throughout. Fifteen minutes from Union sta
tion and two blocks from wyman Park. Ex-
posure on two side~. Apply u. r. LOvELACE.
Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore. Nd.
SIN ROOMS. BATH; WE'LL FURNISHED
apartment: June to October. 500 month";
Phone Col. 1911.
AN ATTRACTIVE FOCR-ROOM AND BATH
furnished apartment: hiss two bedrooms. com
bnat.on sitting room and dining room. kitchen:
also ample closet room. Phone North 1862, be-
fore II am. and after pm.
APARTaiENT. PRIVATE HOME: REACTI-
full location: bedrooms. outside; sitting, pri
vate hath: $75 per month Address Box 58-A.
Star o'ice.
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TWO OR THREE ladies or gentlemen can get
two meals a day; good plain cooking; Sc. 80
per week. 354S 11th st. NV.
SCOTT'S CAFE. New Jersey ave. and l. st.
n.w.-Boarders n. wanted by day. week or month.
For further information call Franklin a5Us-
140s n. H. AVE. NV. adjoining Dupont Cir
c1e-Best home cooking: delicious hot bread;
coffee, only best in market used: reserved
chairs for limited number Of boarders; SIS per
month,
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So, ,25o BUYS WHAT?

D. C.-rURNIsHED; 7-ROoM
house. garage. etc. By owne1, II. J. kEAT-
ING, 2S4O 26th Ut. ne. 27s
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fiVE-ROOM APARTMENT: DELIGHTFULLY."-
cool: comfortably furnished: half block from
Thsaas Circle. Telsphons Main e7e6. 2e'
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GROOM HOUSE. BATH: ELECTRIC LIGHT;
new pipeless furnace; large lot; strawberries
and raspberries: IN squares from trolley.
Price $2.750. Terms reasonable.
20 acres: well and spring water; Groom
ft use, barn. cornlouse. all necessary outbuild-
irgs: all farming implements and stock. Price,
s. 800. Terms reasonable.
For the above properties and otner suburban
homes apply to ARTHUR CARR, Hyattsville.
Md
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
CITY PROPERTY.

STORE AND DWELLING. LARGE LOT. 90
Penna. ave. s.e. Call at 217 East Capitol ST.,
after pm.
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FALLS CHURCH. VIRGINIA-FURNISI>ED
bungalow; rooms: electric light; electric
range: telephone; bath; porches; large grounds;
excellent water; most desirable little home:
adults preferred. Phone, to am. only.
North h191. Address Box 46-B. Star office. 28s
FALLS CHURCH. VA. FURNISHED BUNGA-
low. rooms. electric light. electric raL!;e.
telephone. bath porches. large grounds; grounds; au-
client water; most desirable little home;
adults preferred. Phone I to Am only,
North 519l. Address BOX i6-R. Star Office.
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NOTICE TO. TAX PAYERS.

All tax payers are hereby notified
that, as required by law, |, or one OF
my deputies, will be at one of the
voting places in each district in BeT-
kelley County for the purpose OF re-
ceiving taxes in such Districts and
that. pursuant to law discount of 2
IL per cent will be allowed on pay
ment of all taxes for 1918 then paid.
The following are the places and
dates of attendance:
Shanghai, Bayers Store, Monday
Nov. IL; Bunker HILL Welsh & Harris
Store, Tuesday Nov. II; Gerrards-
town, Weists Store, Wednesday, Nov
10: Darkesville, Lewis and Shilling
Store in Arden district, Thursday
Nov. IA; Hedgesville, J. M. Vermil'
yeas Store Monday, Nov. IL; Beding'
ton. Whitmore's Store, Tuesday, Nov
70; Swan Pond, Williams Store. Wed
nesday, Nov. 13; Marlowe, Lloyd
Store, Thursday, Nov. IA.
All taxes unpaid on January 1st 1913
will bear interest at the rate OF 10
per cent per annum. This is in accord
with CHAPTER s, Section s, Acts of 1904,
Special Session.
I hereby also give notice that all
Capitation Taxes not paid to the AS
SCISSOR when he was assessing are IN
nv hands, and that under the law
am required to collect same at once
| also notify all parties that taxes
for the year 1918 not paid by May lst
1919. will be returned delinquent.
nv order of the County Court,
H. s. MILLER,
71s1p tt Sheriff of Berkeley County
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SOCIALISTS CAUSE
RIOT IN NEW YORK
oleHs AND SAILORS ATTACK
RED FLAG WEARERs IN
PARADE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-soldiers,
- S''i0rs and marines engaged tonight
- hsht with several hundred mem
Nv VI the Socialist party of Greater
WV ~" iork who, with red flags pinned
sAeir iapels, had paraded up Fifth
,a '4ue on their way to attend meet
~ III Carnegie Hall, at which funds
n, 10 De raised for the defense of
,uoiias j. Mooney, the labor leader,
:, ueath sentence in California.
wore than 100 police reserves had
~ 'se their night sticks freely before
s disturbance was quelled.
:, apparently the soldiers at first
80 isn't the parade was in celebration
co., 'ihany's defeat, but when they
hoaa red flag being carried at the
folla VI the column they Kissed and
han V"eo the paraders. In front of the
na rev individual fights were
ECU INTO free-for-all.
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". v. CAMPAIGN
TEAMS MEET WITH
FAIR RESPONSE
ABOUT oNE-THlRD OF MARTINS
BURG's QUOTA WAS RAISED
LAST NIGHT.
MANY PERSONS NOT SEEN WILL
BE SOLICITED THIS
EVENING.
COUNTY TO BE THOROUGHLY
cANVASSED ALL DAY TO-
MORROW.

The United War Work Campaign
started auspiciously last night and the
workers were everywhere in town, al
though it was impossible for them to
cover a great many districts. The
people who were not seen and those
who did not subscribe, will be seen
tonight 1t is hoped that the subscrip
tons will be more liberal than great
many Of those which were taken last
night Numerous people seem to have
the idea that this is a dollar cam
paign. a dollar from every worker in
Berkeley County would prevent the
campaign from being a success.
Everyone is being asked to give at
least days wages. The soldier who
fighting for us, is still in the service,
and will De for months yet. He gives
every moment OF his time to the SER
vice OF his country and is paid a very
paltry sum for the risks he runs. The
people who are at home, are asked by
Inc government in this way to give
Just a days wages to keep this sol
der smiling and contented. The high
prices Of labor at this time is prac-
tcaliy due TO the scarcity of labor.
Labor would not be so scarce and con-
seQuently so we'll paid, if the. men in
me armies were back at their usuf :.
avocatlons again. For this reason tbs
government is asking very little when
II asks the people to subscribe to this
campaign
ABOUT one-third of its quota was sub
serloed by Martinsburg last night.
Inc workers feel encouraged, however,
ny Inc fact that considerable enthus-
assn mas been injected into the cam,
palgn and great many people who
subscribed a small amount have been
increasing their subscriptions, and in
some cases doubling them. s
The different industries about the
'oWh are being worked today and it
thought that by evening all of the
p9ople who are at work will have an
Seon:inuad on page thrse.l
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REPORT OF LOCAL BOY
BEING KILLED IS FALSE

reports have been circulated about
the city during The past few days TO
the effect that Raymond Duke, of this
city, was either wounded or killed in
action ON the western front. Rela-
tives here. however. have failed TO
receive any news Of the casualty and
the last theyy heard from Duke he
was not even on the firing tre, so 1t
is quite probable that the report is
false.
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URGES PRES. TO ATTEND
THE PEACE CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, Nov. -Meesa-
ges from high suorces In Europe are
reaching President Wilson. urging
that he personally attend the peace
conference.
The President, it was said today,
has given no indication as to how he
regards the suggestion, though some
OF those who are usually we'll inform
ed believe that he has an open mind
on the subject and may give it coli
sideration.
TIE members of the Presidents
official family are said TO be strongly
against 1t.
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SHORT SELLING IN
COTTON PROHIBITED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Specula
five short selling Din cotton on the
New York and New Orleans stock e4-
changes has been prohibited by the
Cotton Distribution Committee, OF the
War Industries Board
Charles J. Brand, chairman OF the
committee, announced the action, ga y
ing 1t had been taken because OF un.
due short selling yesterday which
caused the market to fall two cents a
pound.
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OFFICIAL NEWS OF
HIS BROTHERS DEATH

Former State Senator William Camp
bell, of Charles Town, has received Of
fetal confirmation of the death of his
youngest brother, Peyton Randolph
Campbell, who together with his cap
tain and 16 men were killed while
fighting along the Vesle in France.
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GERMANY LOSES
ALL HER U-bOATS
UNDER NEW TERMS
FOCH AMENDS ARMlSTlCE TERMS
TO INCLUDE ALL UNDERSEA
CRAFT.
EIGHTEEN OF THE ARTICLES AS
READ TO CONGRESS BY PRES
dent ARE CHANGED.
DEMAND 10000 RAILROAD CARS
INSTEAD OF So
90.

Germany loses her entire fleet of
as amended by Marshal Foch before
he signed them with the German en-.
voys Monday morning Instead of 100
vessels. every one of the undersea pi-
rate craft must be surrendered to the
allies and the United States within
fourteen days.
Eighteen of the articles as origi-
nally prepared by the supreme war
council. and as read by President VIII
son to Congress, were changed under
the limited authority for alterations
given the supreme commander in deal
ing with the enemy ENJOYS.
Some Concessions Made.
The State Department yesterda. re-
ceiyed and made public the amended
articles, with the explanation that no
information had come as to how the
changes were brought about APP
parently most Of them were conceded
in response to appeals of the German
spokesman, though several besides
that touching submarines make the
terms more drastic than before.
Instead of $4,000 railroad cars to be
surrendered in evacuated territory,
the number is made $4,000. On the
other hand, the number of machine
guns to be delivered by the Germans
is reduced from 10000 to $4,000; the
German troops in East Africa are per-
mitted to eYacuate instead of being
required to surrender; provision is
made for considering food needs in
Germany in the taking of means of
transportation; a specific reference to
and the regulation of repatriation OF
German prisoners of war at the con
CONTINUED on page tEree)
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GERMANS IN MARKET
TO BUY TRADEMARKS

Germans are now trying to buy up
widely known trade marks in neutral
countries. according to information
reaching London The same trick is
being tried with regard to American
trade marks The object is, of course,
to provide a means Of disposing Of Ger
man-made goods when peace terms
have been signed.
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ANOTHER LOCAL. BOY
INJURED IN FRANCE

Mrs. L. V Walker, No. 626 Virginia
avenue, has received word that her
eldest son, Private j. E. Walker, has
been seriously injured while fighting
with the American Expeditionary
Frees in France. Private Walker has
been overseas since last April
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NEWLYWEDS HERE.

Mr. and Mrs S. Page Cline, who
were married few weeks ago, spent
yesterday in the city. Mr.. Cline, who
is stationed at Camp Meade. was to
leave for that camp today, when his
bride returned to her home at High
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ADDRESSED MEETING.

Rev. William A. McKeefry and Or
cult Clerk H. Dew. Gerhardt address
ed mass meeting at the noon hour
today at the plant Of the Standard
Limestone Company, on behalf Of the
United War Work Campaign.
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TRIED AND FREED.

In Justice j. D. Smiths court this
morning Theodore Furdy, alleged to
have entered the home OF Joseph
Bowers, OF Inwood, and stolen SIS,
was tried and dismissed Attorney R.
H. Boyd represented the defendant
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MRS. Chiffon sUccUMHs.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Chiffon. wife
of the late William Edwin Chiffon, and
mother OF former Senator Chiffon, of
Charleston. died Sunday at her home
in the capital city OF West Virginia.
at the age of 81 years Four sons sur.
viye.
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Fresh churned creamery butter ev-
cry day. We receive daily shipments
made at Kearneysville by the Kear-
neysville Creamery.
THE CITY MARKET,
253 N. Queen st. A. F. BENTZ, Prop.
II Ii p1 Cts.
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ERulT CAKES.

FRUIT CAKES OF ALL SIZES.
LLOYD's BAKERY. BOTH PHONES.
II Up tt
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NOTICE.

Having left my wife, Myrtle V. Shan
holtz, | will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her.
(Signed) WILLIS B. sHANHOLTz.
IL IL 2ts
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REvOLUTIONIsTS SIM


COPENHAGEN Cruesday).-The Bavarian government
has President Wilson expressing
that the ame terms will bring chaos to the dsordered young
republic they that Great Britain
asked punish the guilty The adds that the
autocracy and military party do not deserve mercy
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WANTED

Several good men for general work
Apply to Vinegar Plant. 10 "a tt
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PARIS Nov 13he Germans have begun the evacuation
Brussels Dunkrk dispatch to the Paris edition of the New
York Herald that King Albert family probably enter
Brussels Friday.
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own Prince Reported Ranks Increasing
Berlin Requests Immediate Peace
Wilson Assures Germany OF Food
If They Guarantee Equitable
Distribution.
(By the Associated Press.)

LONDON (Tuesday) Grown Prince Frederick William of
Germany shot and killed Monday morning by
trying frontier according to Am
serdam dispatches to the Times and Post
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BERLIN REQUESTS IMMEDIATE PEACE.

opening
negotiations, there being pressing danger of famine.
The sent by Foreign Secretary so Secretary
of State Lansing 1t said:
being concluded the German government re-
the President the United States open
ing of peace negotiations
"or the purpose of their acceeraton government
first of all to take the pre
and asks for communication to what place and
at what time the negotiations might begin.
"As there pressing danger of famine the German
ment particularly anxious for the negotiations begin
REvOLUTIONIsTs SINK HUN WARsHP
AMSTERDAM (Tuesday-Th training ship Sche-
has been opedoed by revolutionary warshps according
the Weber Zeitung, of Bremen.
GERMANS IN BRUSSELS KILL THEIR OFFICERS.
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FLANDERS, Nov ID Qaavas
dpach)The German Brussels has revoed
its noncommssoned officers according the story told
trails reaching the British lines from officers
have been killed.
| BAvARIANS APPEAL TO PRESIDENT WILSON.
COPENHAGEN Tuesday. THE Bavaran government
message President expressing their fears
that the armsce will bring young
republic and they that Great Britain France italy
be asked punish the guilty The adds that the German
autocracy and military party do not deserve
ALsACELoRRAINE HOSTILE TO GERMAN TROOPS
PARIS, Nov 13 avas dispatch) The German has
asked the French by wireless that the
population of during
of the German troops The adds that the population
hostile to the Germans
MORE GERMAN WARsHIPs JOIN REyOLUTIoNIsTs.
BASEL Monday THE of the battleshps
Ostfriesland Nassau Odenburg joined
onary movement according dispatch from Brunsbutte
Prussian IIolstein.
NO CHANGES ALLOWED IN ARMISTICE
LONDON Nov. 13The Allied High Command has sent word
to the German High Command that there modification
of the armistce conditions including the this
! WILSON ASSURES GERMANS OF SUCCOR.
WASHINGTON, Nov 13.-President Wilson has sent reas-
surfing the German people appeal
Chancellor Ebert He promises Germany
food supplies and in relieving distress
The reply today Lansing through the
Swiss Minister who delivered yesterday Eber for
by the President mitigate
ened through enforcement of armisice
1t says that steps Immediately organize
lief work in the carried Belgium
that the President desires assured that public order will be
maintained in Germany and that equitable distribution of food
will be clearly guaranteed.
Cuptiuu aiy
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MORE GERMAN WARSHIPs

BASEL (Monday).-The or
sen, Ostfriesland, Nassau and
tionary movement, according
Prussian Holstein.
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ALSACE-LORRAINE HOSTII

PARIS, Nov. 10 (Havas dispat
asked the French government b
population of Alsace-Larraine re
of the German troops. The mes
hostile to the Germans.
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THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Thursday: warm
err Thursday.
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