davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-13
Inslanb.

= Ger anltierenoe Staatsiefretar
Bolf bat Die gtote befannt gena6t,
pelde uniere Iegierung fiir5licb an
Die Srolioellten Gbili's uno Yern 3
geridtet bat lne in Der er logt, Die
beioen iiio-ameritaniiben 2anoer iei,
en- es Der 8elt ibulbig, ibre 3piitig-
feiten frieolid bei5ulegen uno Oal,
ote yer. Staaten bereit leien. oae
Sitlfe 5u leilten, Inn Dies Derbei5u.
tiibren. Die amerifonilde 9tegierunJ
babe nit groBer 9elorgnis bon Dem
9lbbrud Der 8oniulor ge5iebllngen
5mtiben ben beioen 21noern gebort,
gan5 belonoers peinlid lei lie oapon
beriibrt, oaB oies anl 8ora6eno Der
gariier aonferen5 seidebe. BON Der
man 5uperliftli6 ertparte, ouB iie
Sfritte tnn peroe. I'm cine 3e;t
oanernoen 8rieoens unter ben Dol
fern Derbei5ufiibren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-13
Erdl lioent &illon
il 6eue Jitag in 6re0 eagero0en uno dHeno eMplangen
1tn9e1emre Mtemi1enntem9e
Bate Ildb zum Gmpfan9 am llfer verlammelt.
S5pte ccs sSriecenS unc Der Gerec)ti9feit.
riebensoufereuj mrb marldeinli a 3 Sannar bfgnueu
Seine ,,sJ:ittion" nit Gn9lano 1T erparten.


Gtruman, ssranf SalSana, Oominid
Obriottt mmo 9lrtbur gS. gonaers,
idmer uerlpnn6et; aapitau osolepf
$. Gbeltpn, leidlt per,unnoct; Gepere
NDala unb 9lnSreu 8an Glepe, per-
miFt. Der ais permiht aemelSete
Golbat Ism. $. @eiters 1T uieSer
sm Ieinem Sruppenteil aeitofen.
slotten-N Niniiter Daniels bat por
bem Sansfomite fir bie Sanbelsma.
rine Die Sia befiiriDortet, tueld)e cine
permanente 8ontrplle Der Hesiernn1
nber bic orabtlpie Selegrapbie an-
prbnef.
ans Waibingtun wirS gemelbet,
Die Negieritns beabiidtise feline all-
gemeine Teonftipn Der S6bne Der Gi-
Ienbabnlente mad oem Orieoensidlmf
pprsnnebmen nnS iuenn Der Tor-
id)las cine fiinfjabrirsen &esie-
rnngsfontroile iiber oie eiIenbabnen
angenomnten lueroe, lunroen bic sob-
ne lpaDreno oleler 3elt luabrld)eInlid)
AMI Der gletdlen 'oobe bietben.
aonltral Saoger, Der Iorl,eenoe
oes yVGeeliftpe Soaro Of the WanD," !"
lnf penn tylpffen aomlfe oes pant
les erfiart, iinlere 6lDtte ipllte bis
5im Jabre 1870 Der Slofte traerb
etnes Sanoes IN Der Weit gleihfom-
inen nmo Der Sonsrefs follfe geitf-
9enoe Seiptlltgansen mad)en, nm
oas ferftg 81 brtnsen.
Gbas. Hles lit als Iadfolger
Gbas, W. Sdlunb's gum Goriibenbeu
oes oSbipping 8oarb" ernannt NOR
ben.
Sas Shipping goarb mill bic Ga
&c besiislid Ses gan's b0lserner
Sfiffc nnterInden, nm ieitsmItelien,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-13
Spbe Gtenern als Nittel sHr Nb-
ld)affnms Der Ginberar6eit.

Oas Sinan5fomite oes 8unoesle-
mats bat bel Der 8eratung oerSteler-
norlage fir 1919 uno 1920 audi bas
Tomerene amenbement, 6as ourdl
Grtrabelteuerung Der &inoerarbeit
oen @araus 81 MAIDEN be5ueft, sur
Mnnabme enlpfoblen 9luf @runo
oleies 3niabes miro cine beion6ere
Stener BON 10 Bro5ent ouf ole geet=
toprofite bon Gorporationen, Sir
men ooer Jabrifen gelegt, oie i'm Sc
geillas 6u Den Joroerungen Der
Wenihlibfeit uno 8olfsmoblfahrt
aus Griinoen Der @etpinnIlldt bon
Der &inoerarbeit @ebraneb madden.
Sle ertraiteuer lit auf Die Heinae-
plnne Der betreffeuoen @eihafte an
5ablen, tpenn iie Die &inoer unter
leb5ebn Sabren in @ruben ltuo
Steinbriiden, ,Ginoer unter pier8ebn
Sabren in 6abrifen uno 8erfItdtteu
ibelhaftigen o0er menn fir &in0er
Inter fed5ebn Sabren, oie in ssasri-
fen utto 8erfltdten angelteat liiro,
DIE slrbeits5eit nlebr nls ad)t Stln-
Den Den Sag uno feds Gage oie $50
ehe betragt lno Die glrbeitsItunoelt
IN Die 3eit Dor feds llbr moraens
! ooer nad iieben llbr abellos fallen
gefanntlif] bot oas gunoesober-
geridt oas i'm Sabre 1916 pom
&ongreB angenon1mene @eIes 5llr
Gegelnng Der ainoerarbeit meaen
eIngriffs IN Die perfaIiungslflaBiaen
@efngniiie nit fnapper Naebrseit aIs
llngiiltig erfldrt. slns Ser geqriin-
onng Der gntideionng eripud)s ois
9totlpenoigfeit, nit anoern Wfitteln
Dem ltebel Der &inoerarbeit, uie tie
1tamelltlid in oen 8aunlluoa5pinne-
reien oes Siioens, in 9foro- Ii. Siio-
Carolina, Iotpie in @eoraia, su
9auie lit, 81 2eibe gu riifen. lin oeu
3med 5il erreiben, ertpies lif oie
Steueribrmibe als oas miraIanslte
Meoiimt. Denn tpenn einI1al oie
Gorporationef, Die lidl bisber ollrdJ
slnsiaagnng u,;erpahiener ainoer
bereiherteil gebalten iiuo, an Onfel
Sam elm 3ebntel oes Heinprofit3
anf dile er5eiigniIie Der 2inoeror-
beitsinonltrie geiDifiernaBen ois
Strafitener 81 entrihten, oann miro
|, fid Die 4inoerarbeit fir iie niht
mebr besablen, mno iie iperoen, lpobl
ooer libel, oaDon slbitnno llebnlen.
Das betrefferoe, bon Senator 80
merene 5ur Steuerporlage eimeereidl-
te Imenoement, oas poronsIihtlidy
niht nlr Ole 3ritimmllng oes Sc
mats. ion0ern aldl Die oes SauleS.
finoen uno bomit Die 8eIebesfraft
erlongen miro, mlroe inn SenatS-
fonlite NIT 5ebn gegen 3 Stimnlen
angenenlnlen llno be5eidneno lit Die
Satiabe, oaB es alsihlieBlih Sena.
loren aus Dem Siioen, oarltnter oitdl
Der aonliteporlieer Senator Sim.
mons BON 9sero-9arolina, paren,
peld)e oie WtaBllobme befdnlpften.
Vfan miro Iid erinnern, ipeld) III.
giinitigen @inorud es nieht MIR IN
arbeiterfreilen, ionoern bel aller
Wtenldenfrellnoen i'm 2anoe niahte,
alS oas 9unoesobergeriht burA
WfebrbeitsbeidluB formeIle @riinoe
Der 3uitdnoigfeit ais ausidlagge-
beno erflarte, Inn Ole blunanen 9Ib.
lid]ten oes gunoes 4inoerarbeits-
@eletes 5nnidte 8ll MAIDEN. Wfan
Dart annebmeil oaB unter Der i'm
Fpmerene ENHANCEMENT geludblteu
Sorm oos Yrinsip Der Reeulierling
Der &inberarbeit bon 9tnoespeaen
audi por @eridlt beitehen Miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-13

Tn1fl1ngeu let etne gr0ke Wetabr IN
Der Tergangenbeit gelpelen.
Erenier Glopb-0eprge nnb Die nn.
beren enslilden Triebensbelegaten
iuerben ant %. DECEMBER nad Ea-
RIG abreiien.
Der Grpnprins, uber, ipie er ieet
meiitens senannt ,uirb, ber Bring SIC.
gen bpn Serbien, inS Der &0nig bon
Stalien iper6em tuabren6 Dc @eib-
nahtstase in Ynris ieiu. ltnifr
Erdiibent mirb nm bic Weniabrsseif
uad .Stalien seben nnb nm 2. Sa-
mar mad Haris snridfebrcn.
Cine Mmiterbnmer 0epeidje an ben
r0ailg Selesrnpb" in gonbpn iagt,
bpn bem friiberen oeati6eu Safer,
oem friiberen 8ronprinsen, 2nStn,
bprff nnb anoeren 0r1Ren Der ber-
sansenen 6iegsseit ,uerbe im 9entId)-
laub nnr nod) iuenis selproden. Sim
6enbnrg allein lei bel benz gr0ften
Sell Der Sep0lferang mod INNER
iebr belie6t.
Der bpllGnbildc Ereniier erflarf,
Solanb iuiirbe nidt abgeneigt iein,
an elmer &pninltation iiber Den fiinf-
tisen glnfentbaltsort bes friiberem
Sentiden Gaiiers teilsnmebmen, bur
amsgeiett, 6pllan6s Gtellnng in ei-
ner Oerartigen 8eratnna lei cine inf
DIE, Die fid) NIT ieiner Gbre mno 4Ir-
be pertrase.
Den in 9emtldlan6 lebenben
JititlidJfeiten ioll ibr Ginfommen
prompt ansbe5ablt iein. Der friiberc
aaiier fat ieinen Sobn Gitel fyrieS=
rid 81 ieinem Sertreter ermannt.
Slogb Weurge fat in einer 9leoc err
Hart, Die Srieasrednnng Der Nlliier-
ten sesen bic 0entidJen iuer6e fidl
anf 24,0O0 Willipnen Hfitno belan-
fen.
gritiide Srnppen iin6 am SDnm-
tag in SSln einsesogen nnb iin6 inn
Seiit aller griiden iiber ben H6eiu.
Die engiiidem Srnppen ba6en and
yDnn mnb bic 0ortige Nbeinbriide
beiebt.
Su Mmiiis, g0bmen, iollen ltnrm-
ben porsefommen iein, bel benen brei
Eerionen sef1tet iunrben.
Die Sidjedo-G -Glumafem ba6ea Die
Stabt 3ipifan beiett.
Die ssront in Gitblamb 6alt nod
INNER bic Nnsriffe Der SolIdeuifi
ans.
Die prenkiidJe 4arbe lit in Berlin
eingeriift.
Bel ben 8ablen in DRESDEN mo
Gbemnit baben bic slnbanscr Der
Iesigen Te9iernng NIT arofer Wa-
joritat iiber Die Hnbifalen aeiieat.
slns Berlin iuirS offisiell beitrit-
ten, bak bic Megiernng ben 3eidls-
tag einSnbernfen seSenfe.
Baron Gbeinbaben mnb 0raf Ma.
tnidfa, Die neulid i'm 8riitol Sutel
5m Berlin Derbaftet ,unrben, iinS in
cinem Neroplan entflobem.
Or. Solf, Der bentidje staatsIefrc-
tar oes Nmsluartisen, fat reiigniert.
Sine 9epeide ans epnbom iast, in
Der nadJiten 8all ,uiiroen Is 6is II
Wiillionem oentider ssrauen itimmem
nnb Die WebrSabl berielben ,ueroe
bic jetise oentidDe 2csiernns inter.
itiibem.
Gns Wenf iuiro semeloet, bic leb,
ten amerifaniidlen ariessgefansenen.
$50 Wann, fatten 9entidlanb per-
laiien. IS ieien meiitens 9entc ans
@eoersia nuo Snoiana aelpeien.
Sn ben neneiten @erluit 9iitem
fiuoen mir Die Namen folsember Gaa
Intonioer SDloaten; 6erbert g.
Soppe, an aranfbeit seitorben; N,m.
yOidier, Gbmonb 8. 8bitafer, an.
quit 9raeser, George EerrD 9irom,
6ranf Ferign, gentnant 0pbau G.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-13

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
December 18th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
Naa einer 9epeide aus Brett lit
TraFhent 8ilIpn bente nnhmittag
nm 3.20 llbr bort gelnnbet. Ter
Oampfer o1ep. 8aibinstpn" traf mn
balb siuei ltbr i'm dnfereu Safen bon
Brett Elm. Der HrGfibent mub Ieine
Satin besaben iiA bon benz rGeo.
sg1aibinston" anf Elm unapal tms, "
oas ne in ben imneren Safen braate.
Als fe iid benz Anas naberten,
fenerten Die ariessidifft nnS sic 3a-
fen.Natterien einem Galut BON 81
g annpnenidiiiIen ab mnb cine Nniif-
fapeae ipielte bns Star Spansltb
Banner" 0as Wetter mar berrlid).
Cine nnsebenre Wenldenmease batte
iid einsefmnben nnS man iab biele
bretDniId)e &oitiime. 0as offisielle
Gmpfanssfomite mar anf bem liap
mnb beariifte ben ErGiioenten. Scr
Siirgermeiiter Der Stabt bielt cine
Nniprade, in Der er ben Eraiioenten
ben rypten Ses sSrieoens nnS Der Oe-
redDtisfeit" nannte amo iagte: rSie
brineen bem geanalten europa ben
Sroit ibrer nntoritatiben Gimme im
ben 0ebatten, bic nniern 8antpf be-
euoem ,uer6en." gld)t Mmerifanerim-
nen, rcanteen iuprfers," iiberreiHten
Der Satin 6es YrGioentin elm 8on-
fet. sSn Der 8esleitnng oes SrGfibcm-
ten lparen Sol, Sonle, General Her-
thing, Gencrnl WliE, M6miral Nil-
Jon, Aomiral genion unb SRI. Mar-
snret @ilion, Bic Sodte Ses Eraf-
Senten, bic in benz ,napnl ting" mad)
bem 0ampfer binansgefabren iuarcn.
SIN 6afen bon Brett 1T Die gr0fte
ariessiiotte, Die lett Sesinn bes
&rieses in einem frnns6iiiden Safen
geiueien lit, periammelt, nm BEN
Eraiioenten BEL Ieiner Aufmnft su be-
griifen.
abmiral Gins 1T nit nenn amr-
rifaniihen Snper-0 -0reaonpngbts ia
Brett, am ben ErGfbcnten om em-
pfnngen.
Sol. Sonic bat benz 3 Gii6entcn
bnrd cine brabtloie 0epeidle mitse.
teilt, oaf Die franSOiiide &esiernna
iuiinidt, bic ssrieoens aonferen3
inOse erlt am 3. Sannar 5niammen.
trsten. Der ErGiibent iuiro ieinen
SeinA an Der Jront bei mnIeren
Srnppen, feline Geiie nad Hom, nnb
mas er Ionit nod fir 9eifea plant,
IN Der 3fuiIden5eit abmaden. slad
1ueroen aonferemsen nit Slogo-
e'sorse, Glemeneean nnb Orlando,
oena italieuiIdcn Eremier Niniiter,
in Der 3iuildenseit itattfinben.
Tisepnnt Gbmar6 0reb, Der friibe.
re emaliIdje Miniiter oes Mnswarti.
gen, erflart, 6af cine 9ieibnna slut.
idDen Gnglan6 nno ben Der. Staaten
nnmDgiid) lei. Gr erflGrte, Die Der.
Staaten bGtten einen Nnteil an benz
8riege genommen, obne ben Elm Gr-
fOls, luie ibn bic AIiierten aeluonnen
babem, nnmOslid) gelueien mare. limb
oas iueroe BON alien genten in Gna-
lamb oanfbar anerfannt.
lfnier gutidafter in Rnslauo, On
bio u. 6rnneis, iuirb bel Der Gr0fi.
nnns Der &onferens in Yaris aniue.
feno iein nnb 9on6pmer aurrsIpon.
oenten bebanpten, er fame ais @er-
treter IuRlanSs uadJ Der aonferens.
0as iuirS luDbl fanm m0slif iein.
8initpn Spencer GbmrdJia madlte
in elmer 9ebe einen @priflae fir
cine ytationalitaten-9iga. Gr iaate,
Die Witslieoer Der 9isa iplltem ae-
mane slnsaben ii6er lire militGri-
idlen, 6lotten- unS 9nftidiff Terbaft-
Hi5it maden. 0as Gsbeimbaltem Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-13

= 8ie ein tsildbdnoler nerli1ert.
ioa bas Sragen BON slalbaiiten silt
uufeblbores Mittel gegen 8beitrnatis-
mus fein. 0ieie Moglihfeit lit nidt
ausgeihlolien, oa bei MaIen befanut-
Iih olles glatt nbl1nft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-13

Ssn Ser fanabii6en Stoot Mont.
real ltreifen Ole Boii5ilten uno 5eucr.
pebrleute, iie wollen bobere 9obne
haben
Ser @eneral-Streif in Sapana
bat aufgebOrt, Die Streifer fino or.-
geipieleil Die slrbeit uieoer alif5u-
nehnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-13

= S5n Sbrepeport, 2a., lit einMausl
perbaftet moroen Ser iDeaen GROCER
ginbriibe lmo gfaubereien pon Der
Eoli5ei perihieoener Stoote 9ellidt
miro. Scr perbaftete Spibbube loa
fiinf @roBoiebltable eingelianSen 30.
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-13

IS muB ieinl = grauiumlter
3wang Gs bat iein miiiien - beiter
Trolt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17
10000 u. S. Rail
Telegraphers Win
Advance II, Wages
McAdoo Grants IS Cents an
Hour Increase From
October ]

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-Railroad
telegraphars' wages wers advanced, by
order of Dirsctor General McAdno to
day, ID cents an hour above tbs rate
prevailing hsst january /, with a mini
mum OF 48 cents an hour, ratrnactiw
to October /. Eight hours are to be
a days work, with overtime at time
and half
This order, involving aggregate in
creases of about $30,000,000 year, ap-
plies to between 10000 and 10000 EN-
ployes, including telegraphers, tele-
phone operators, agent telegraphers,
agent telephonerS, towermen, lever
men, tower and train directors, block
operators and staffmen.
The order practically meets the re-
quest of the railroad telegrapharB for
advanres and will tend through pro-
vision for time and half and pay for
overtime to cut down the long hours
of employment of which telegraphars
heretofore have complained.
A railroad administration statement
explained the methods of figuring in
creases us follows:
The wage order does not apply to
persons paid $40 or less n month for
special services taking only portion
of time. Cases of employees paid on a
commission or combination salary and
commission basis, not including express
or outside commissions, will be cnnsid-
cred by the board of railroad wages
and working conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17
Arrested as a Desester
Connecticut Lawyer Awaits Trial
at Camp Travis

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 3D.
Macmillan Carl Joseph Alfred Hob
Rudolph Wolfgang Won Hogan is held
in the stockade at Camp Travis, Texas,
pending trial for desertion from the
United States army He was arrested
at Laredo, Tex, as he WAS attamptinsr
10 cross into Mexico.
The records show that Won Hnegan
Is an attorney, Of New Haven, Conn,
and that he is of German extraction
He says he is native Of Holland
Following his registration for draft it
Is alleged he was inducted into the
United States army at New Haven,
August 2, 1915. after he had failed
to stand his physical examination in
accordance with the draft call This
belated physical examination was givan
him yesterday morning.
1t is alleged that in filing out his
QUESTIONABLE sent him by his local
board he wrote acrosB the sheet
Deutschland iiber allies" and that in
answer to the question, care you citi-
zen Of the United States ?" he wrote,
81 have that questionable honor" 1t
is reported here that popular demon
strations against him in his own home
town caused him to garb himself as
woman, and flee southwark, coming
through st. Louis, Oklahoma City and
Dallas. He was fugitive until ap-
pretended in the border city in Sep
temher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17
At Pan-American Confer.
ence He Warns Against
Increase of Hours
Latin Republics See
u: S. in a New Light
Spokesman Says They No
Longer Resent Big
Brother Attitude

LAREDO, Tex, Nov. i6.-Samuel
(somners. president of the American
Federation of Labor, in the closing
hours of the Pan-American Labor Con-
ference hero to-day served formal
warning that no general reduction OF
wages or increase In working hours
after the war would be accepted with
out bitter fight by organized labor.
The present conference has been
a compelling force IN convincing Latin
Americans of the unselfishness OF the
United States in desire to improve
the conditions of all the people OF the
world, Santiago Iglesias, president Of
the Free Federation of Workers OF
Porto Rico, told delegates earlier In
the day.
He was the chief spokesman IN urg-
ing the adoption of the American Fed
Grafton of tabor's peace principles as
contained in aresolution by President
Gompers. He told dramatically of the
transition Of the Latin-American
Atate of mind from resentment at what
he termed the "big brother" attitude
of the United States, to skepticism and
finally to admiration and trust.
Mexican Delegates Oppose
Some of the Mexican delegates at
first offered opposition to the peace
principle resolution. A Mexican reso-
hutton pledging the proposed Pan
American congress from doing any
thing to intensity the war spirit in
Europeand from meddling in the inter
nal affairs of any government had been
defeated on the ground that 1t was out
side the province of the conference to
consider any matters not directly re-
lating to labor.
The Mexican delegates opposed the
grounds. Igglesias disputed this, con-
Tending that the Gompers peace plan
merely put forth the platform neces-
sary to safeguard the freedom Of work
ers of all countries.
He conceded that in some countries
of America there had been resentment
because the United States, without con-
sultation, had appointed itself pro-
tector Of smaller republics.
No Longer "Quixotfc''
The announcement that tt had gone
terest of freedom and democracy at
first had been considered quixotic, he
said, but the feeling had passed as
the United States demonstrated its sim
certify, until at present, the workers of
smaller republics are willing to accept
without question at its own valuation
the altruistic purpose of the labor or
ganization Of the United States in
seeking to effect permanent organize
ton that would better the condition of
workmen.
"When before in the history Of the
world has a great and victorious ma
ton approached its conquered enemy
and said: we don't want your money,
we don't want your lands. We don It
want anything except to see that you
make your country safe for the free
people of all the world" he said.
Action on the resolution was delayed
by the lengthy debate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17

A Clearance Sale of
Women S BUTTON Boots
at S4.75 & SIS per pair
to begin Tomorrow (Momday),
will offer a splendid opportunity
for obtaining good=style, all
leather footwear at remarkably
low prices.
The great reductions are due to
the fact that the size ranges are
in1complete, inn consequence Of
which these styles are being
discontinued from stock.
(Wormer's Shoes, Second Floor)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17
Public Building Work
Is Ordered Resumed

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-Resump-
ton Of construction work on postoffces
and other public buildings was ordered
to-day by Secretary McAdoo, thereby
resembling orders of last December
suspending all public building on ac-
count of war conditions.
"The changed conditions" said Score
tary McAdo's announcement, brought
about by the conclusion of the arms
tice and the manifest INABILITY Of Ger
many to renew the conflict emphasize
the Importance of resuming with as
little dAlay as possible the normal in
dustria1 activities"
Many millions of dollars worth Of
authorizations for new buildings are
awaiting action.
Mr.. McAdoo specified that one of the
first construction propositions to be
taken up would be for new archives
building in Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17
Wilhelm Was Once
Bold, Says Karolyi
Described the Historic Scene
When Kaiser Threatened
to Scare the Universe
Nenc YORK; Tribune


Sors&Jss Press Et-oaa
Count Karo1yi in a speech at the
Funeral session" of the Hungarian
Parliament made an interesting dis
closure concerning the Kaiser's part in
beginning the war.
Referring to conversation he had
with DR.. Muehlon, the former director
of the Krupp works. he said Muehlon
told him the Austrian diplomats had
drawn up an ultimatum to Serbia in
presence of the Kaiser, the latter hav
ing declared he intended to show the
whole world he was rot dummy and
he was going to brighten the whole
universe Won Jagow did not take part
in these pourparlors, Karolyi said, in
order to be able to say later on Ger
many had not taken part in the draw
ing up of the ultimatum.
The diplomats have lost the war,
Karofyi declared. Austria could have
obtained peace long ago if she had
had no Germany to prevent her. The
submarine war was called by Karolyi
q substantial fault and the Brest-
Lttovsk peace a capital one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17

Little Chi1drem's
Wool Sweater Suits
(sizes 3 to 6 years.
will be specially priced for
Tomorrow at
$3.50 per complete suit
The Suits consist of Sweater,
Drawer=leggimgs, Cap and Nit
tens. They are made of brushed
wool, i'm white, castor, Copen=
hagen blue and Oxford gray.
For Winter outdoor wear there
is nothing prettier, warmer or
more comfortable for the little
boy or girl.
(Hosicry Department, First Floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17

NJ
AT this remarkably low price
several hundred pairs of Por=
there's will he OH hamd to choose
frum, a1l maade of extra heavy
quality chenille, inn the newer
tones of BLUE, green, gold and
rose
upholstery Department.
Rare Evening Gowns
of all-silk black velvet
Made to order, S125.OO
Special Costumes Salon
(Third F1oor)
Blankets,
CDnmfortables, Etc.
to be ON special sale During the
current week, will offer real
economies, including the fol-
1wwimgs
White Blankets
per pair $500, 900 to 16.SO
White Blankets
(a limlited quantity, cut and
bound separately
per pair $1,000
Satim-fimish Bedspreads
(scaQl0ped)
3 x25A ydss, each S3.z5 s. AIS
272x2A yds~, each 4.25, AIS, SIS
C0mfOrtab1es
Coffor7=fi11ed each S3.zg
Wocl=filled each $50
Down=fil1ed each 14.zS
Mmslim Sheets and Pillow Cases
aft equally attractive prices
(Fourth F1oor)
Practical Gifts
Womem's Marvex Gloves
Mems Hosiery
WOrmem's Hosiery
f1unse Sacques of KNITTED Wool
QUILTED Silk Vests
Mems Silk Mmff1ers
Women's and Misses Evening
Scarfs
Umbrella Handles
GREETING CARDS
q III for
Christmas and New Year /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17
Bavarian Ex-Queen Dead
Spouse of F ormer King Ludwig
Passed Away Tuesday

AHSTERDAM, Nov. 1G.-Quecn Maria
Theresa of Bavaria died Tuesday, ac-
cording to the "Tageblatt," of Munich.
Marin Theresa was Queen of Bavaria
until November 8, when the Bavarian
Diet passed decree deposing the Wit
telsbach dynasty and forced her hus-
band King Ludwig III, to give up
his throne. The Queen was formerly
an Archduchcss Of Australasia, of the
branch of Modena, and was born July
2, 164a. She, married King Ludwig
February 20, 1868
Her husband il reported to hHue ar
rived in Switzerland Fridgy from
Munich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17
The Weather Report

Local OFFICIAL RscWd.-rre following Official rec
ord from tbs Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during tho lat twenty-folr h0irs In cmrnartson
with the corresponding datn OF lust year: