davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-15

I being left On beard, namely; Sly
battle cruisers, ten battle ships, eighi
Light cruisers including two m nj
layers, fifty destroyers of the most
modern type. All other surface war
ships tincluding river craft are to
! be concentrated in German naval bas-
es TO be designated by the allies and
| the United States o. America. and
| ere to be pad off and completely dis
armed and placed under the super
vision c. the allie ana Inc United
States Of America. Al vessels of
the auxiliary fleet ttrawlers. motor
vessels, etcD are 10 be disarmcd.
p. The alies and the United States
of America shall have TIE right to
sweep up all mine fields and obstruc-
ton laid b. Germany outside Ger
man territorial waters. and the posi-
tens of these are 20 be indicated.
p. Freedom of access 20 and from
the Baltic to he given 20 the naval
and mercantile marines of the allied
and associated powers. To secure
tbs, tic allies and the United States
of America shah be empowered to oc-
cupy all German ferris. Notifications.
batteries AL @e.on.N work of all
kinds IN Il! CT the entrances from the
Catcgat into the Baltic. and to sweep
all mines and Instructions within
2nd without German territorial va
tc"s H''thout any question Of neutral
ity being raised, and the positions of
al such mines and distractions are 10
be indicated.
&c The exist n blockade condi-
@ans st I'D hy TO lilies and aes1-
"iatcd po,~ers are 70 remain unchar~-
Cd AMI ali German merchant ships
found at sea are 70 remain Liable to
{. pturc.
p. Al, naval aircraft are t. bel
concentrated and ir'mobjiizcd in f:ar-
man base to be specified b. the allies !
and tn" Unitci Stats Of America. |
%. H. cvacuatGc belgian coasts |
and ports. Germany sh9Il abandon all /
merchant hips. tugs. lighters. cranes
AMI Il othcr barbor mater ais. al
materials for inIanG navigation, all
aircraft and all materials and stores.
I'll arms and ornaments and all
stores and apparatus CT all kinds.
%. i Biljack So, ports arc to be
,racuatc.; b. Germany; all Russian
Ny vessels o. al descriptions seized
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-15

by Germany in the Black Sea :Ye -
DC handed over TO the allies and TIE
United States Of America, all neutral
! merchant vessels seized are to he 70
/ leased; all war-lke and other mater
/ ialS of all kinds seized in those p5r,s
are to be returned ana German ma
terials as specified in clause % are
to he abandoned.
90. Al merchant vessels in Ger
man hands belonging TO thc allied a
associated powers are 20 be rcturnci
II ports 20 be specified by the allie
emf the In led States of America
without reciprocity.
II. No destruction of ships or ma
tcrialS 10 be permitted before evacu-
item, surrender or restoration
-. The German government viii
notify tie neutral governments @
the world. and particularly The gov
crnmcnts Of Norway. Sweden. Den
mark and Holland. that ar rcstris-
tons placed on the trading of their
vessels within the allied and associat-
ed countries whether by the German
government or by private German in
tcrcsts and whether in return for
specific concessions such as export &C
ii pbnildin% materials, or not. arr
Immediately canccIcd.
-. No transfers e CONAN n1c?.-
chTnt Shipping Of any description to
any neutral fac aye 20 take rx1,,
,9ftcr signature Of the armistice.
(Hcrc the president interrupted h;
reading 20 remark that there ev;-
d"ntiv had been an error n trans
mission. As the arithmetic vas -o!--
bed. The .'fu,thcy period of oIoye,
days : ii addition to To fourtcc,
lays allowed fey evacua, or Of ~
va'icd countries. making - dar=
'yir"n tn" Germans tc get entirely
cic"H Of The Rhine ian,is.l
w Euratiou &C trmisticc.
a. The durat'or Of the Arm:stice
: - be thirty davs Wit, ont OF to
oxt-"d. During tbs period on failure
# execution Of any of the above
clauses the armis.icc may Re de
noUnccd hv one CT the contracting
parties on IS hours previous notice.
VII. Time Lini; for Reply.
H. This armisticc to D. sccaptcG
NJ refused by Germany within sever
E-tyH hours Of notification.
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-15
KARL REPORTED
TO Be ENROUTE
TO SEE KAISER

enemy there shall be no evacuation q
Snhabit2nts; no damage OF ham sha,I
! be done ~ the persons or property
Of The inhabitaf No destruction Of
any kind to be committed. Military
establishments Of all nd5 shall DC
, delivered intact as we'll as m lltarT
stores of food munitions, equipment
not removed during the periods fixed
for evacuation. Stores Of food Of AL
kinds fer civil population, cattle, etc.
shall be left in sta. Industrial es-
tablishmcnts shall not b. impaired IN
anv way and Their personnel shall
not be moved Roads and means of
commun cation Of every kind, rail
road, Waterways, main roads, bridges,
telcgraphs, telephones. shall IN no
1nannV be impaired.
I. All civil and military personnel
at present employed on them shall re-
main. Five thousand locomotives,
$4,000 wagons and 10000 motor lor-
RIGS in good working order, with all
necessary spare parts and fittings,
shall be delivered to the associated
powers within the period fixed for
the evacuation Of Belgium, Luxem-
burg. The railways Of Al&acc-LCr-
rainc shall be handed over within the
same period, together with all pre-
war personnel and material. Further
material necessary for the working
of the "a ways IL the cc.:1trT OF IN
left bank of tho Rhine shall b" left
in stu. Al stores Of ccal and mater
ial fer the upieep of permanent ways,
signals and repair shops left entire
in stu and keep in an efficient state
by Germany during period of armls-
tice. All barges taken from the allies
shall be restored to them. A note
appended regulates the details of
these measures.
s. The German command shall be
responsible for revealing all mines or
delay acting fuses disposed on terri
tory evacuated by German troops and
shall assist IN thier discovery and de-
struction. The German command
shall also reveal all destructive meas
ures that may have been taken (such
as poisoning o. polluting of springs,
wells, etc., under penalty of rcpris-
ala
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-15

! oro ,,,or:,,J Do,,-.; T..
! sono WI -
1t. :,
'''- ' 'eo
~ ''i@ enemy "'lic'i can serve as q
niedge to the allies for the recovery
of reparation for war losses. Iinnc-
,liase restitution Of .be cash dorozn
:, A. N., n
a.d :, - ;,~-1,;o ~ -. : ,'''.' f.
all alo,,r,o,,t, - -, -"
nono,.s n,no,. ,,,on,., ..oo[l, 80.
,,la,+ e.. ~. :-..,s 80.
t1: " '''. - ''- e '''''.'N
-..,4.d oo,,nt...o~ - $500 ~ -. -.
,2,....n ,ra -. ~s.I 49,,
- ca,,,,.n,, 49, .,i.. -. t,,~4 ,,S-,.o..
tr,is old % h. ao,...,,.,, ~ +,r,.+ -
tho ouios unt1 no s;.n,t,,na 81
ro,co
V Nav, C.,d;,;o
j., Tr,r,o5;o., ..,-..+.o, - III -.
+ I.+:e- # -, Owl 1os:,,;to ..t.,
+;or - ho o;,.o, 49, - -. L..:
an1 ,,oyo,,o,,t, of II G, $780,.
80 - , .., i,'.
t,a4 f,ooJo,, e ,':o...u
y;tor;a1 v.,or- = ri..,n - 49, .,
,,d ,,,-,...,,+i,, -. r -.
.nd ,,.oo;.to, - N
=, ,o,4,.r..,. ko;.s -. 81 ,i''' ''''''
y, a. u.,
.:, ,,;... . '.','' IN, ma
,,I ...o.,.,.., ', ''''''''
,,.,I, :. 10 ,,-., -, ~ '''''''
-. '-''',
80 z,,,-,.., !
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-15
Q. The right Of reQuisition shall b.

.. The right Of reQulSltlOn shall b
exercised b. the allies and the Unite
States armies in all occupied terri
tory The uplsecp CT the troops o
| occupation IN tho Rhine land (eXciud
ing AIsace-L orraine} shall be Charge
20 the German government.
! 70. An immediate rcpat,a alter
without reciprocity according to dc.
! tailed conditions which shall be fixed
Of all. allied and Uitend States shall
be abe TO dispose Of these prisoners
as they wish
II. Sick and wounded who cannot
be removed from evacuated territory
will be cared for by German person.
mel, who will be left on the spot with
the medical material required.
II Disposition Relative to the Eastern
Frontiers of Germany.
r. All German troops at present
in any territory which before the war
belonged to Russia, Rumonia or Turk
cy shall withdraw within the front
iei,s Of Germany as hey existed on
August /, 1918.
Is. Evacuation by German troops
to begin at once and all Germans in
structors. prisoners and civilians, as
well as military agents now on the
territory of Russia Gas defined before
1910 to be recalled.
Il. German troops to cease at
once all acquisitions and seizures and
my other undertaking with q view to
obtaining supplies intended for Ger
many in Rumania and Russia Gas
defined on August 1, 1910.
-. Abandonment of the treaties
Of Bucharest ard Brest-Litovsk and
of the supplementary treaties.
IS. The allies shall have free &c
cess to the territories evacuated by
the Germans on thcii eastern frontier,
either through Danzig Or by the Wis
tua, in order to convey supplies to
the populat ons of those territories or
for any other purpose.
III. Clause Concerning East Africa.
Il. Unconditional capitulaton of
all Gerfan fcrces operating in East
Africa within one month.
~. Clause.
Is. Repatriation, without recipro-
city within maximum period of one
month, in accordance with detailed
cond tions hereafter to be fixed of all
civilians intcrned or deported who
may be citizens of other allied or
associated states than those men.
toned IN ClauseIII, Paragraph 49,,
withc the reservation that any future
claims and demands Of the allies and
the United States of America remain
unaffected.
49,. The following financial con litions
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-15

alfalfa, cattle, tropical fruits. No fer
tiliZer. large and small farms. Write
South Flor da Farms Co, New Haven,
Fla.
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-15
REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NIoar

Haven, Fla, Rch black SOL, good
town, fine climate, good transporta-
ton, good water, great place for corn,
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-15

CONTINUED rrcm page H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-12
NILHELM'S NIGHTS.

Wilhelm II. Of Germany IS not the first
monarch who has found It difficult 10 sleep
nights. but hc will hc almost The last,
Is the kings arc going ont oi business Il
was thought worth While - send Il story
around the world the other daN that hie
nights were wakciul, AMI tno-t y the
world immediately expressed lie 0i~h
that ne could never sleep again
There ,s . reason why Wilhelm q Ter
many hnd> il difficult 10 sleep Il there IS
trace. oi conscience left IN the man. he
must remember hat II Was his ambition
that cau~"d the war, and he cannot TAIL 10
think continually Of the MARTYRS "f Bel
gum and Northeastern France aud other
devastated regions scattered over the
earth the Lu>ItAnla must appear Ia hIs
mind 5 eve. he cannot avoid thinking OF
the millions oi mcn. women and children
" HON lac has Gone TO death in the last
four wears And if the last spark OF con
science has died, he cannot be 50 blind u,
10 fear what the future Is bringing swiftly
upon himself. elf.-SAvannah News
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-12
FACTS As TO ARMISTICE.

Nm honest mistake Was made IN the an
nounccment that proved to be premature
and for which the United Press was re-
spOnslblc ut the signing of an armlsticC
While premature, the announcement was
made upon the basis ~ Admiral Wilson
statement for Which he seems 10 take
full rcspou~lhlIt,
1t Is stated hat from 2 O'Clock ,cstcr
dav, when the Germans entered the
conference to o'clock Nondav ~
other words. scvcntv-two hours would
be given the German armlstIcc commits
sioncrs to accept the terms laid down
During this period the fighting viii keep
up, unless for some reason during this
interval ol tune. other orders shall be
given, which II unlikely
There Is no bar, certainly to the Ger
man commissioners making early ac-
ceptancc of the terms and not avaIling
themselves of the limit Of grace. Berlin
has prolcSscd lmpatcnce over the time
consumed bv the Allied commissioners IN
framing tho terms This would indicate =
state 0f mind for quick acceptance of the
terms when laid down.
The country ha- had IFS celebration of
peace i hIt ahead of date But II was i
thrilling celebration, nevertheless. and
showed how ready the people are TO lie
rd of the depression and ANXIETY q the
war II i safe to predict that when the
official word shall bc made 81 hc signing
of the arnlstlcc and there Will be no
other, the country will celebrate IN as
hearty. even If more regulated fashion
Baltimore American
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-12
Biggest Work 10 Como.

The biggest work and the greatest
uncertainties of The InItod War Work
agencies in France hc before and not
behind them This statement was
made here today by DIR Nolan K Best,
wclI-known editor Of The Continent. who
arrived in New York CITY. YESTERDAY
IN hls return from SIX months service ~
laN NJ G. s worker with the American
txpeditionary Forces
Britain and France. Dr. Bost con
mucd .havc been practically stripped
II able bodied mon 10 order to maintalt
their armcs II fun strength On the
other hand tho man power ut the | ntci
states has. IN comparison only been
.uurLcd Tbs means that the British
..nd french must dcmobilizc first in order
ID free the TONNES and poIluS foi the
great tasks Of reconstruction Tho Amen
can torces. during this period Viii have
garrison duty to do all over Europe In
other words. for almost wear the anks
viii he needed a. international police.
III dudltiOh 10 duS. ~ must bt r.
mernbered that eighteen months have
been required 10 get our boys to France
Their transportation was accomplished
under tremendous pressure It Is moon
celvable that they can be brought home
ID less time than TWO wears during all
this period, the nitcd War Work agencies
1,-iU ba Jr,5isprrl - -
SO let all our people do their share,
especially the people Of Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-12
CHILDREN hate
PILLS, CAL0MEL
AND CASTOR OIL
Give Fruit Laxative When Cross
Bilious, Feverish or
Constipated.
California Syrup of Figs"
Can't Harm Tender Ston-
ach, Liver, Bowels.

Look back at your childhood days
Remember the "dose" mother insisted
on-castor oil, calomel, eathartics How
uyon hated them, how you fought against
taking them.
With our children it's different Mothers
who cling to the old form OF physlc simply
don realize what they do. The children 5
revolt is well-founded Their tender little
"insides' are injured by them.
If your child's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only deli
cious California Syrup 0 Figs. Its
action is positive, but gentle. Millions
of mothers keep his harmless fruit
laxative" handy; they know children love
to take it; that il never fails 10 clean the
liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach
and that teaspoonful given today saves
a sick child tomorrow.
Ask your druggist for bottle Of
California Syrup of Figs. which has TIL
directions for babies, children of all ages
and for grown-ups plainly on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeits sold here.see thatit
i made by California Fig Syrup Company
Refuse any other kind with contempt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-12
WiImington's Demonstration.

Never did the people Of Wilmington
indulge in a greater Representation than
that of yesterday following the ar
nouncement that the German commls-
sioners had signed the armistice and that
lighting was 10 be suspended As the
news was official, coming from the State
Department at Washington. they ac-
cepted it as conclusive with no suspicion
Of taking
The demonstration started al 4 0 clock
in the morning, with general blowing of
whistles Before daylight people began
marching around the streets. indulgng in
all kinds Of joyous celebration. and there
were continual parades. daN and night
There was no doubling their feelings
Men women and children participated
and expressed their Joy that the cruel
war had at last been called to a halt
with the certain prospect Of being con
clusively and formally ended in a short
time.
There is no wonder, therefore, that the
people rejoiced. The occasion was one
Tor universal jublauon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-12
SETTLING ESTATES.

Register II Wills Isaac Il Brown, has
granted letters a. follows
Icstamcntar, Tn the estate II vii
liam \ Moore 70 sarah Emma Moore.
estate Of Elizabeth Fisher to the " Whining
ton Trust Co. estate of LOUISE Hoops. 70
Isaac ". Iionpcs and Henry Ralph
Fwart
Administration On the estate of SYl-
vc>tcr Brindlc to Margaret t. BrlndIc,
estate OF Charles y McNee - fhe Sc
curlty Trust and sale Deposit Co,
estate Of George II Clark to Antoinettc
NJ Clark, estate of Mary T. Challagor 10
~hcrbourne /, Collins. estate Of James G.
Dugan to Ellen y Desmond estate of
William II Gray to Sarah " GRAY, estate
ol John ID Porter 10 the Wilmington
Trust Co. estate Of Emma J Ivins 10
Ira " Ivins estate Of Philippe Glglo 70
Edmund l.. EIoeS estate of Samuel L,
johnson to John " falley estate ai
Anna VI Tlrich Ia tndrew lrich
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-12
JUST FOLKS
By L lgar l. Guest.
COMPROMISE

COMPROMISE.
Truth cannot bother with lie,
Right cannot compromise with wrong,
For hell ia low and heaven is high
One discord mars the sweetest song.
Man never hates the thing he loves
Nor learns tn love the thing he hates.
Hawks will not mate with turtle doves.
Virtue and vice are separate states.
Tho roses die where the thistles grow.
Summer and winter never meet
When sin comes in the graces go.
Gall rohs the honey of its sweet.
Weak links with strong destroy The
chain
Night takes from men the light OF
day.
To compromise with wee is vain.
The tainted apples soon decay.
Drugs never stop the cancers course
II thrivcs beneath the dcadened pan,
And soon shall strike with doubled
force
To reach aomc vital spot aga'n.
On shifting sands Of base deceit.
Truths temples cannot safely r'se.
Lei MS not now our heroes cheat,
They did not lie for compromise
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-12
PRESS COMMENT.
IT Is OVER.

II is over On the splintercd thrones OF
Kings no new thrones are built The tide
OF democracy rises, sweeps resitlcssly
onward. gains the world for its domain.
| This last struggle and the wounds were
| terrible, they were not IN vain. With the
| arrogance of a Titan, William of Hohen-
zollern challenged the world, and the
| world has made an end of him, for which
| today it devoutly thanks Heaven. The
| work of restoring their desolate homes,
/ their shattered cdifccs, their rent and
blackencd ianes, will now engage the
| peoples who have destroyed the Prussian
power.
In Germany rehabilitation, political
, and material, will have to await the pas
sing OF this new fever that has seized
upon the people and stirred them TO up
risings in every German city. There are
| omens of evil in the character of the revolt.
The rcd flag is everywhere. the Boil
shcvist spirit RACES, there is a general
strike, and IN place Of government We see
Workmcn s and Soldiers Councils; So
cialists arc everywhere 90 the fore. That
virus of the prolctariat pcstlencc with
which the Imperial Government infected
Russia at the cost of millions of marks
now courses through German veins. A
Socialist is made chancellor, Bavaria
lends ear 10 talk of a Socialist President
of The new republic that is to succeed the
ancient Wittclshach monarchy.
Revolt against authority at first takes
the form OF the class struggle In spite of
the awful warning Of Russia, now gwen
over to anarchy and starvation, the Ger
man insurgents set out upon the road
that leads to the tyranny of one class over
all others, that ends inevitably IN social
dlsorR3ni2atIon, the horror oi indiscrun-
mate murder and rum. until reason and
law resume their sway, Russian ignorance
has no counterpart in Germany, It IS tn be
hoped that the sober sense Of the people
will set limits 90 the ravagcs of the Red
mobs As in the case Of Austria. We may
presume that the terms of the armistice
provide for police protection and the
maintenance of order III Germany by the
Allies New York Times
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-12
Wet and Dry ut the Election.

In study of the returns OF the e'cc-
ton held "A week ago, there has been some
interest ms TO how the issue of license or
no license affected the result in contests
for the Legislature. II was known that
the Republicans were after the Lcgisla-
ture, "hot foot, and they got in their
best works in rural New Castle and Sus-
sex counties.
There was considerable surprise at the
defeat of w Truxton Boyce, Democratic
candidate for State Senator in the Fifth
district of New Castle county As a
Representative in the Legislature of 1917,
Mr.. Boyce was very active in the dry
cause. and voted for all the anti-liquor
measures. While he was running for the
State Senate in Republican district -
and was defeated only by small ma
ioritv-thcrc was an anti-election bchei
that bv reason of light registration.
which affected the Republicans more than
it did the Democrats. and his strong tenn
pcrancc Affiliations, he would be elected.
But party proved a stronger element and
he went down IN defeat.
The Clayton Times, IN ITS current
issue. works itStf almost INTO temper
over what il regards rs trcachcry by the
drv element OF the Third Representative
district of Kent county The result of
the election II says. shows that Dem
ocrat can put but little faith IN what
Republican who claims to bc dry tells
him. but when election day rolls around.
he is the same hlde-bound Republican.
II adds that men who for the past 'orty
wears have been preaching prohibition,
on Tuesday, III a clcan-cut fight in the
Third district, either lay down on their
promises or went over and worked openly
with the vets
Possibly this is So, Our electors arc
largely partisan, and partlsansinp goes
great way IN determining the results,
especially when side-lssucs do not count
cor much Personal opposition IS likely
10 result in a great deal more cutting.
II is different. however, At SPECIAL
eICCtlpUs WHcip tHC HutS'Ph " F'NAN' "
no license is presented squarely 70 the
voters Then the latter vote their scnu-
mcnts. either for the lcgah,ed sale Of
aquor or against il
Rut ever since the Loca, Option cleo
ton Of 1907 there has hardly been an
election where the defeat OF this candidate
or the other for the Legislature who was
known to bc dry did not cause some hard
feelings afterwards Occasion ally II has
been the other WAY, the victims Of cspe-
cial wet opposition beng the complain
ants The conclusion is that the les
side issues there arc AZ our reputation
partisan elections. tho better may hc the
temper Of both vets and dr,s after the
results become known.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-12
FREE LOVE PEOPLE.

We are now told that the Soviets. the
greater part OF the Bolsheviki over IN
Kussla, are for free love. Their constltlI-
ton provides that all maidens who reach
the age Of IS, must register at a govern
ment bureau Of free love, and then a
girl may 20 and choose among men be
tween 10 and 80, cohabtant husband
and if he is not already tethered to some
woman, he has 10 marry her. The same
regulation holds as TO the men, for they
may select the woman they want, who Is
not already attached, and the woman
must acqmesce That Is touch OF Rus
sian civilization as embodied in the Boil
shcvik theory Of social government How
important il is to get into Russia and
level the Soviets to the ground as soon
as possible What world of duty the
Allies have after The Huns are kicked out
OHIO State journal.