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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
3entfGes Sbeater.
Ter sross eaderiOls Ter Slob i'm
Chr" 5Hm geusiu FIR
8ills SieSrid.

Willp 8i.ori4. Der ausge3ei6nete
6haraftsr sapmiter, Der tpdbrenb Der
lsbicn Sqbrs ben 8eiudern bes beuts
i6en 2beatsrs 10 mnnfen urpersebs
lid t5itiihsn qbenb bereitete, bat am
tommenoeH Sonntas ieinen Gbrens
dbenb. lin isinsn nieien IreunSen nit
etnos 8sfon6erem aitfsuparten, bat
sr bas faHoIe Stipanfs sau'fpief Der
Jlob i'm DIR" BON Do!ffz Saeobp &C..
pGblt.
Der SIob i'm DIR 1T Elm 2n6s
erfola aaererfi,n Ranses; 20 IN eine
urteniii6 auseIsgte 8snpidelllnssto.
mobile. nit orolIi9en S5iguren iIuS
elmer tpibipriibenbsn Sanbluns. 9bats
id6li6 III Der Glob i'm DIR" Der
tollfte Sbfpout. Der felt Sabrsu bas
9iht Der 9lbnenipelt trblidte, nno
Dp6sn unb U2onate lpurbe er. pis
bsuti%dnbiite 3eitunssu auftpeifen,
nit aeraoeSu bsiipiellofem erfOlee
gsseben. au9 in Rem Yort unb Wils
pausee Duros ods Wert tiirsli6 nit
iiarfem 8eifaI aufgsnommsH. Seoe,
mi9 bic fleinite Rolle, bietet BEN 9ors
iteller cine bdnt6dre 4ufgdbt. Wiap
Diebrit tpirb als ,gbdnoebiie" unb
s0nustnedt i'm 5drtli6eu aatsr' (eine
Doppelrolle) pieoer cine tSifli6e 2sis
flung bisieu. gs eeb0rt Idon cine
sroBe gerponblunestunit bdsu. nm
bide Doppsltplls 70 berai,s3ubrinsen,
ME iis uus Der 9eHef3iant am nahs
fen Sonntng baritelIeH miro. Damn
tomnl bic urtomii9e sSisur bes rgas
mile, Der o6ne 9aImenpldtte teiu
beutIides Wort berporbringeN tanr
unb in ieineTn Bed biefelbe perliert
unb perleet; Der GiIbdner .Somenis
bes-. ben bic giferfu4t Bis gum
Wabuiinn pIast; Der ebemalise frlns
|s6iifts @a6tmsiifer aluguftin Ser
raillou., isbt Wirtb gum sdrtli9en
aatsr. beiIeu bsfsre Gbebdlfie; Ra1s
monpe. bic ibren @dtten (ebauoe6iIe)
auf be probe itellt uNo ooburb bic
HnbeiIDollfte Sei6itfe anitett; Ros
mnin. Der ale 5ruuen liebt II. T. no.
.Ter 1Iob i'm DIR" itsIli burb feline
|urtpmiite SanbIuns unb ieinen bic.
len Sailptfigursu ale feline @orsGngsr
in Statten unb iibsrbietet bic srpbsa
Isbten GrfpIss. tpie .Spauiite Slies
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Ner iif alto einmal tuirili9 bon Sers
aen onslattn min. Der perfdum. bisie
Auffiibruns nidt. Willp Sisbrih. Der
bic Rssis fahrt. perfpri&t etns CLAN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
Ct:-blidfeitsberitbt.

Sacrb 2aubengeier, 36. Wt. 9eals
tbp, Shipd&e.
2outia Dobbus, 80, Bethesda Sos
ipital, Operation.
2ouis &rsiber. SO, 421 Meft z.
Str. 2uueenleioen.
2ois Sbeparo. SO, 1909 Sobn
Ctr, ,RiersnIsioen.
9ictpr %. Geu3erlins, 80. 1716
Deitern gtpe., 2uftrObreneHt8iinbung
Sobn glifforb, 6s, 209 Sft 2is
berth Str. Risrenlsibsn.
Gperett Stepart, "a. 429 Wef Z.
Ctr, 5u6ertul0fis.
@eorge 20 .Glart, 81, Gnerp So
tel. S4pdhe.
Gbno Simms. 5. 405 Mcgaliiter
Ctr, Sirnboutelt5iinbun
@eprge 5rantIiH pertins, GO, 34l4
9oIoen Abe, 9ebirnsrpei9ung.
gli5a Iun 9rail, so, ia Wteri.
otan Gar, RierenIeieen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
gIettrilititsprtiS aufseidlagen.
glud) bic Sraetion So. mill iidJ iiir
etlpaige bobere 2Dbue am Eubli'
fam idDaSlus balteu.

Die Union Cos &c electric so. Bat
ibrs tommerSisIen &unben geitern in
aenntnib geiebt, buB pom 16. 2lpril
an gu benz gettopreis fir @Iettrisitdt
EN- @ufIdlas Don 20 QrOaent bereds
net pirD. Sa bic @as So. erit am 6.
Dsaem6er oprisen Sabres einen Sebns
proaentigen Gufi6lag bel Der lltiIi=l
tdtensaommifIion burhesieBt bat,
barfte biefer neuerli9e &ufialag ben
aonfumsntsn bod ettpas TART erfdhets
nsn. Die itaatliae utilttdtenzaDms
million, BEL pel9er bic Sos 90. bic
neuen Ratsn geitern eingerei9t, bat
pas leste Wort su reben. Sie geIteia
aerter 8etriebsfoiten tperben BON oer
@eielIi6aft als 9runO augsge6eH.
Der Se5emberauff9lag fGat bann
meg.
Die @trabenbobner tpolIen b0herer
2obn unb um eine nelle Stala feit5u'
Ieben, finben tGglih Sorferen5en
spiften hem Observation-Disclosures Der
Strobenbdbner llnion W. 9. Wlohon
ous Detroit, unb bem @iSeprdiioens
ten @ulter Draper DON ber Traction
60. ftatt. Sbsletct Der alte 2obntcn'
iratt nod Elm Sabr @tltigfeit hat, 1T
bic Trattton Co.. geneigt, bic SCRIBE
runqeu gu bsipitltgen, Ooruusgeiest,
bab iie ii6 bur6 GrbDbuus Der 5abr'
prsiTe am pw6litum I9aOlOs baIten
fauu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
9riegsmDrterbmb
&om Committee on GRblie 3nfOr-
nation" berausgegeben.

Das amtli5e COMMITTEE on Yus
bic SrfprmatrDn" in DaIbington bat
bic Refhe fetncr rpertbpoqen publitds
tioRen I'm cine neue 8er0fFentJicfuHg
beret9ert: um elm &riegspDrterbudl,
bas ben 5itsl yDar @pclopeoio"
fiihrt, auf 321 Geiter in aeordneter
Siir5e iiber atles 4ustunft giebt, mas
III Dem &riege 6irett uub trrbirett in
Be3iebtnrg itegt gs pergebt ppbl
fem 9aa, 0d 3aitSenoe IN ben 3ettuus
GEN, @ptens uup Monutsi4riFtep,
bur6 gelegentiidJe 8cmertuugeu az
8orgduse ertHnert perbep, bic i6neu
ntht mebr gelGufia Tin0 Coer ouf
Rarneu UNI Srtsbe3eitnunseu itoBeu.
beren 9eOeu.ung linen entFaIIeH 1T,
Sa3u tomren bic marterlei triegss
tg4uiI6en 4usbriide, pie nitt jeoers
mann perifdrsIih Iirb. On alien
eieien 5dIIen min oa5 Sriegsn6rs
terbud @eolpeiIcr uHo gsrotbsr ieiu,
unb nan tam ben 8erfafern phne
peiteres bas 3ugsitangnib MAIDEN,
bob Iie Der QIfgobe, bic ibneH gefteIIt
mar, IN ous9e5eidneter UetTe gerec5t
eetporOen iinb. Sn arbetradt Der bps
ben Seritequnestoiten Bat man ees
aIuubt, fir oas 9riegsporterbu6 eis
men nominellen greis BON fiufunOs
5pansig Gents fsItitteu gu miifen.
gu bteiem YreHe Tam es bonn
Committee on public Suformattor",
10 SSodfou Bince, 0aibirstoH, ?. g.,
bespgen tpepocn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
1as 9elepbon
Die GAIL Der 9(emter 1T anf 10,500r
600 geitiegen.
Jabresberidt Der amerieau Sele.
pbOHe & telegraph So. si6t iu-
tsreHante Wittbeilnnsen.

mie bas 5elepbon itetis 3u einem
iinentbebrfi6en gsoiirfnib gei4dftli4
uno aubersslfaftli6 eeiporoen 1T,
cariiber siebt Der eben erIaisnene
Sa6resberi6t eerDirettoren Der Nmes
rican 9elepbons C telegraph 60. irb
terefanten 4ufi6mb. Bel 1eles
pbonitationen siebt es 10,475,678,
eine 3unabme i'm Sabre I'm 628,486
Die DrG9te Eebmen 22.61O, ,487 Mei>
Len elm, ippbon apei Willionen Uaeilen
i'm Saufe bes Sabres 1917 susefiist
tpurben. "a proaent bon ben DrGbs
ten fin6 Gltpfer unb SO prpseHt fnb
unterirbh9 sclest.
Die 3ahl Der 2slepbpneeiprdde be-
trug DON Q6ornenten &c, 0,845, 900 unb
unsefdbr cine Willipn tdsli9 m ben
3ablitationen, ober 1G,OOO,000,000
bas Sabr, unssfdbr 100 geiprdbe I'M
Sabr pro &opf Der gspSlterune.
Die 8etris6seinRabmen betrusen
1924, 100000, Die SteuerIetitung be-
trus $21, $4,000. Cine Diptbsnbe
Don 8 pro5eat purbe beao9lt. Die
3abl Der 4ttiOndre betrdst ursefdbr
130,O 600, oarunter $4,000 QngeiteQte,
tpeI6e ibre 4ttien in Raten abaablen.
Gin Doblfn9rtsfpitem fir alnsez
itelte. 4ltrsoeTorguna unfalents
idd1igung, RrniieHs unb Ster6etaFe
eini4Lhbenb, 1T felt flint Sabren etr>
gefii6rt uub bic untoiten bierfiir bas
ben Juinmmen $7,617,375 betragsn.
4Iterspeniionsn purben 1917 an 314
perionen beaabIt, uno snar bur9s
fdynittIieb $40 ben Uipnaf. 81, ,1O0,s >
1868 tpur6ep an Rrantenqeloern or
perionen ausbeaablt; linfaasentfdds
Sisuns, etrfdIieblidl 4erate oonOs
rar, 9ofpitalioiien uip. Don $780,
329, betrus $600,737. Sterbeselber
in Der SDbe bon $144,O19 ,purben on
bic Sintsrblabenen bon ITO Gnees
feIten aus5sabIi. 8esrGbnibtoiten
fir SO, bic teins anssb0riseH biHters
Iieben, bttrrsen $5917.
I'm SdbrsSihlub batte bie 9sIeas
I9aft 7002 gnaefteHten llrIaab gum
8riesss ober ipnitisen Regierunsss
rienit sesebeu, unsefGbr 8 pro3ent
Der mGunliten angefteuten. Giir oisie
unb ibre 4ngeb6rigen baben bic @es
ieGf9Gften nes 8easSbftens $612,s
554 ausbe3abIt. Ra6 benz Giutritt in
0eu Sries er5isIt Der Regierunssbienft
Iloiort 8eppr3usung, Is muBten beions
oere 8etriebsmetboben dusgebad)t unb
1900 seIeDbontiten busu Gusg.biIs
bet perben. 1900 Weilen 5elepbon
unb 1900 selepbouordlbte purbeH
ausf4lieBli6 Der Resierung silr 8ers
Fiisune seitelt. Re5rers llmf6dtbret>
ter in ben Derfdyiebsneu Resierunss>
dmtern in DlIbtngton iinb eroB ges
mug, lin eirsr Staot nit 100000
Seelen gu oi.nen.
9elepbonner5irbungen tpnrben Fir
bic Santonirunaen Der RatipnaIs
armee. bic Eager Der RationaL
sarbe, bic Dfoifions Sarptquartiee
ron Seer uno Mdrinc. Uluritionss
6obrifen. Stliffsptrften ufp. errits
tet. gier3ebr gntdillpne bes Signal
tcrps, OffiBtere unb ManHi6Gften,
tpo5Ipertraut nit 5eleptons unS 9es
kgrnpbsnarbeit, ipur6en aus Gnges
itelIten 6es Bell SMtems debilbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
0ebmrten.

Samss uHo Seiiie Zone, 1915
eaitern Gpenue; WiGo9eu.
Ulattbetp uno SuIia Wolep, S13
Bag StraBe; Snnbe.
gaul unb Nartba SiHsIer, 2736
Waiia6uietts aDenue; Wldb4eH.
iSrancis uno Catherine Sauter,
443 Oit 8. Strabe; anabe.
Sobn unb aIiee Stop. 1850 Gaitern
Ibenue; WlGoheu.
CHARLES unb 9ebtpis Nielanb, 200
@arner Strabe; &nobe.
Rpbsrt unb Marie Sillit. 1926 @.
2ibertp Strabe; Mab&en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
WdafaB g a Den.

~ NJ ~ ID - " ~ = ~
syrdnt u. Masner 1T Hadlabper.
matter BON WarD gaaopab, perios
ualie,t $75O.
Wlilton gberiole lit Na4laBDer'
ipnlter bon 6arriet u. gperfull; Yers
ionalien $3.50, @runbeisenthan'
$4,000.
Cora 3, Seaman TT 1aMabDers
ipaltsrin DON Charles 8. Ssaman;
perfonalien $500.
r. 2ouis Rafting 1T yaa@labper'
ipnlter BON Gbgparb g. Raftiug; pers
ionaIien $3.50.
syreb. gIob ift Ra9labpeapalter
bon Jranees 8eder; Grulbeigentbam
$4,000.
emma 8. alsmm 1T gia6labDers
ipalterin BON Wm. 3. glolIb; perios
nalien $4,000, Srunbeisent6uni $21,'
900.
Rate 8. gpans iit 1dtanlentsoola
itrederin BON Catherine 9ennegan;
@runbeigentbin 5000.
glnna Oornn III Seitamentspou'
ifrederin bon Wi6ael Doran, per.
fonaIisn $500, Grunbeisentbum $2,.
200.
Senrp BenIer lit 0adaabpertpaIter
bon 2ate Bealer, perfonalien 5000.
Barbara WilIer iit 9dtamentspoIs
ftrederin bon @torge 3. MiIlsr,
@runbeigsnibum $4,000.
Dapib "a. ReiDburser lit Seitn.
msntsboIlftreder ron abelia Peipbur.
ger, perfonalien $4,000.
Der perf5nlite 4adlab bes Ssear
s. aruie betrdai $25,75S.34; berie.
ntee Der 4Rguite Sunberla4 1857. :
79; Serienise Der pbiIlipine S6rott
$5,764; berlenigs bes 1rana Rarl
etep5an $4,104.
@erf@iebsnes.
Die Grfts National 9ant, 0or.
iuOoO, O., flaste eins Sorberung iiber
1916 seseH ben 2lmitp Spscial
S6ulbiftritt go. 9 ein.
Die 5orth Sairmount apeal 2oan
&: guilbiug 60. bat cine 6gpotbeiens
iorberunq ii6er S237.20 asaen Maus
be uub gt. ). 3oOrs eingellast.
Gnn w. Tlhers, Receiper Der
Dbiie Rsitaurant &:gating Co., Se'
rem Giabiifment iest eeI9loFen iit.
beri4tete. bab er Sniiden benz 7.
8sjember 1917 unb bem Is. Januar
1918 i'm gauaen $10,781. 81 einees
nommen unb $10.771.69 Deraussob.
unb iih Der gstrieb BEG Gdddfts
besbnlb nidt reniirt babe.
Die Bobs RsaitD go. eriangie eiil
llrtbeil iiber $615.61 s.ssn antbonp
G9aaf. = Die pittsbura plate glas
so. elm folhes iiter S438.63 gseen
bic Samfou ReoltD SO. - Charles
6. Cooper. Gouptn zS9abmsiiter, elm
iolhes ii6er S773.06 eesen slbom
Ries. - Di. DELTA 2can afioeiation
Go. elm iolass ii5er $915.57 sesen
4rtbur Canton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21

@eorge unb emma 9erlinser, 1882
8ilItn9 Strobe; MGb6en.
Watbias unb Wamie DtIiel, 2521
Seegar 2lOeuue; MGo6en.
Jrant unb 2eonora Serrp, sos
SOpeu 4Denue; &nabe.
Sobn unb Sba gage, lilo 9u6S
StraBe; Mdb9en.
Serome uno Sloro Wtpers, 758
Glnrt StraBe; MdO6en.
@iIltnm unb 9ernorbina NlcGDrs
mad, 507 6arriett Strabe; ana6e.
goIanb unb Selen gtobcs, 856 9as
tbatpop Strabe; Snabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21

senbe Wiebergdbe un6 an feineln gbs
renabenb iollte oas Saus padenb poll
iein.
Gtntrittsfarten fnb iebt 6ei BOB
&c Gafamp, 2lpotbefe, Biue unb IL.
StraBe (8el. Canal 1910. fOtpie an
Der 8or Office i'm @ranb Opera
5olde Gel. Canal 4O1), gu baben.
Die Onmen ltHb 9erren Dom Opes
rettensgbor fpsrben BON Der 5bedtere
leitung erfuft, beute @6enb um 1880
llbr in Der Central Surnboue CDeilts
i6er alub), 1407 Wdinit Strdbe,
3immer 2, sur probs Don .Sibae
Bauer" au erIGwinen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
0un6s(nS SisJ6r 9aar
nil Sa(6!si.g@ss
@tnn q nit gdwsfsl semii6t piro,
buntsit q 10 natiirliA, bah -
gliemanb bemertt.

ME aIts gitfeuns bon saIpsLz9ss nns ,s
e6ipelfi suin 9uuiein arauer. itrhRrsigen hno
psrbIabfcH 9aarss VI @robmsttfre Ws1ept nno
bic eeute benubsB es ipisbey. nm iprem paals
sife cute, eIeinmibiee Uafbe en trpditsl.
peufs, ptihs fetr snipiiubIi6 ftnb, penn ny
isbsn In einem Seit1lisr, fpc en- iugfnsh@es
.9rfneiren ION bfm er5bfeH Bortbeii w 80.
2eHt5itdge bdben ipsr nafnrlf@ usqi ele
ldffige stufadbe beS Sausmein6 bon en!petI pc
ilHp ces fnmieriecn wstfd,ens ~ onsiIe. Mne
elpotteffu Derfuutsn baS eum @fbrau0e Iernae
Frobiift. ipst4es bur@ BITE etn5ugdoe pom on,
tstefi 4ftanbibetTeu bstbsfierf tuurne MD inter
efm PameB .elpett's cage anb Suipbnr 0pnl'
tonrbs beiatfnt III Gs III febr poifStbnmli1,
neil Nismaab sHtbsdeH farm. bat g anssiyarot
ipurbe. Besendfen Gle etuta6 ypren Anfnm
ebst are neidbe @ffriie edmtf rub 5iebeH Gie
lbu biiyd5 Sbr 6aar. tHbem Gie itets nlr eirf
ilsins Elrdbne diH sirmal bearbeiiep: bEs ann
Iorgen III Jbr grdueS 6anr bfrfhipuriben. nber
mas bic Ddren Don gsnsib's SGgt anb Snl.
rbilr WompoHrb- snt5hd.. Ut her uHftanb, bdt
IS ani,cr Sem Iulifsfn 5es 6anrss iiad eiiriasn
Arpliintionen. eIsicasitte isnen ipeiden GlaHs
unS ben. .ginbrud bsr 6iiae srseusi, spas 70 an
Tisis ann osebrar6s feriiae araparaiIeu III
elu vradtiges 1ciIetten, 3feainiit fEr Deituteen,
irsi6e Elm iuaerbIi6<res ansfebeu erfe5psn.
50 III Hift fir bic 6stIiua pinberluia aber
Etrbdiuns bon Aranfbtit beabn8tiei.
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geaes 0ieSs6anemerfssna.

Die polissi iuAt Haa siuem asrl.
bsr I'D, III gDobHbduisr. no sera6e
aismarb su Sai'is 1T. einsuIaleidsn
pfIeet unb. nm Dor llebesroi4unssn
iasr ~ feih bic S3Iidsa6drr NIT
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
MANAGERS CLAIM MAJORITY FOR
 THEIR PARTIES
Both Democratic and Republi- can Campaign Heads Claim to Have Cinch on Election Results
CRy Review Leased wirel

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Victory in Tuesdays congressional election was claimed in tonight's statements issued by democratic and republican cam paign leaders.
 Homer S. Cummings, acting chair man of the democratic national com mittee, predicted the democratic ma jority in the senate would be in- creased by the vote to be taken in 39 senatorial contests and that the dem ocrats would make gains in the house of from 30 to 60 members.
 Republicans will control the next house of representatives by a ma jority of 20 members, Representative Fess of Ohio, chairman of the na- tional republican congressional com mittee tonight declared. While no formal statement was issued by the republicans as to senatorial contests, leaders of the party predicted that the next senate would be republican by margin.
 In his analysis of the political sit uation, Chairman Fess said that 230 congressional districts are safely" republican; 172 are safely" demo- cratic and 33 are doubtful. The most noticeable gains claimed by the re- publican chairman are from Ohio. his own state, the present delegation from which includes F democrats and republicans, with one seat vacant. Fourteen seats will go republican, five to the democrats and three are doubtful, Fess said.
 Twelve states with 36 seats are claimed as solid republican by Chair man Fess, as follows:
 Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Ne vada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, Vermont, Washington and Wyoming. Seven states, all in the south, with an ag- gregate of 64 members of congress, are conceded by Representative Fess to the democrats.
 Our advices from every state point to a sweeping democratic victory" said the statement issued by Chair man Cummings. The democratic ma jority in the next senate will be in creased and We will control the house by a substantial majority. Reliable estimates of net gains by the demo- crats range from 30 to 50. The tide is running strongly in our favor. es- pecially in the middle west and far western states, with a pronounced drift toward democratic candidates in every state"
 Campaign committees of both par ties tonight continued to issue state ments. Secretary Daniels issued a statement. saying.
 Shall the American well-defined position continue to be voiced by one responsible leader in the personal of the president, or shall we substitute for unified command a discordant and differing debating society? Every
 lCnnfInnnd on Page Thraal
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
DISORDERS CROW IN HOME LANDS
 OF OUR ENEMIES
Thousands Gather Around
 Palace of Hun Emperor, Shouting for His tAbdica-
 ton; Bloodshed Frequent
By Review Leased wIre1

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 2-Shout-
 ing Down with Wilhelml" "abdi- cate immediately" a crowd of several thousand, despite police
 efforts to disperse them, today reached the royal palace at Stutt-
 gart. Some mounted the palace
 railings clamoring for deposing
 of the emperor. according to the
 Weser Gazette. After several
 scrimmages and exchange of
 shots, police drove the mob away.
 The demonstration was the sequel of a meeting of independent socialists at which resolutions were passed de manding the establishing of socialist republic.
 At a meeting of the progressive party at Munich Professor Quidde, 8 deputy in the landlag, declared:
 Vital interests of the German peo pie demand the emperor's abdication.' '' A resolution was adopted demand. ing the emperor abdicate to attest to the sincerity of Germany's conversion into peoples state.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
DRAFTED MEN
 ENTRAIN BEFORE
 FIST. OF MONTH
Arizona Will Send 127 to Camp Cody and 644 to Kelly Field, According to Washington Orders
By Review Leased wlre)

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Draft calls for the mobilization of 29O.773 addi- tional men at army training camps before November 21 were announced tonight by Provost Marshal General Crowder. Between November II and 15, it was announced, 253, ,335 white men physically qualified for general military service will entrain, making the largest single call issued under the selective service act.
 The remainder of the November total, as far as announced, will be made up of negroes for entrainment November 19 to 21.
 With the assembling of the men provided in these calls at camp the total number of men inducted into military service under the draft will have passed the 3,OO0,OOO mark, and the number of men in the United States army, in the field or in train ing, will total more than 100000.
 Men who registered September 12 under the act extending draft age limits will make up the largest pro- portion of the November mobilization Aht tlA6Ablt llNN HUH previous registrations largely was ex- hausted by the October calls. Though the October calls were suspended be- cause of the influenza epidemic, nearly all have been re-issued during the last three weeks. In states where the calls have not been re-issued men called for camp in October will leave with the men called for this month. Calls for additional men to entrain later this month are in preparation. it was said today at the office of the provost marshal general. Entrain- ment by states and camps of the 253.- 335 white registrants vii include the following.
 Arizona-127. Camp Cody. N. NJ; 644. Kelly Field, Tex; total, I'll,
 California 2,000. Camp Lewis,
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Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
Commercial Plea
 W HundOnl For
 Immediate Peace

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 2, (By the Associated Press. )-German bank ing and commercial men after a meeting, have sent the govern ment a declaration in favor of ac- ceptance of the entente's armis- tice conditions, according to the German papers.
 The declaration presents an argument against those who hope for an improvement of the situa- tion from a continuance of the war and demands measures fdr facilitating peace. even if sacri- fices are required.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
SUPREME COUNCIL PLANS TERMS OF
 PEACE WITH HUN
Germany Must Withdraw Her Disarmed Armies 30 Miles Within Her Bounds Before Any Armistice
CRy Review Leased Hrrea

WASHINGTON, Nov. ?. - The
 supreme war council at Versailles,
 it was learned today through dip
 lomatic channels, has under con
 sideration the starting point in
 framing terms of an armistice
 proposes that Germany be re-
 quired to withdraw her armies
 without their military supplies or
 the loot being carried from France
 and Belgium to a zone 30 miles
 to the German side of the Rhine,
 and that the entire German navy,
 including submarines and the
 Heligoland fortress be surren-
 dered.
 From a military point of view, tn proposal that the German armies b. iisarmed and retired 30 miles beyOnt the Rhine is classed only as tanta mount to an absolute surrender. would not only throw open to thu allied and American armies man. roads to Berlin itself. but with thu surrender of railway rolling stock de )rive them Of means to retrace thei Iteps or fight if they would.
 President Wilson continued tOda! o keep in close touch with the wa council at Versailles through his per 'onal representative. Colonel House No one in Washington outside of th' nner official circle knows the exten ,f Colonel Houses powers. They ar' to be large but not to th' sxtent of authorizing conclusion o my binding agreement for an armis ice or peace without approval of the president.