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m1: WAR. NEWS
M we “on Rehab“
when Through W
m Sentinel.
._ “PtiiitliiiNIi‘ l8 ‘Nglliiliugtfulg quTlEitiAil instantiation;
initiates L ’ ‘ I ““
‘ SPREADING SAYS BAKE 1 workers at Hea “utters: ery Woman Who Is ai
Assured oft-at Least Twoillanover. Oldenburg
-—0vcr $10 000 Alreadv B - . i
. ' . ~ . read Winner Will Bone-l
Subscrth . fit By It {
t i The liieiniu-rs ol‘ the expelliito uiid‘ ._.. {
‘ alldgA" wur Activities COD-Z heads of other commute? met last; ’,
Majority in Senate and’ Other Places Having Trou-l
Not Less Than 43 in House 1,19, But Not of a Serious,
. , .ewnliiu iii the Hotel Ma chemo for woman's division 0f the Connecticut
hnue Desi)!“ the Probable final preparation for theig't'nr Work State Council of Defense. Edward N"
Nature ‘ lit in: imitation oi the ”mend! this state at
LunfiEWlll “EA" 1 5 large mass meetings to be held at the' letter covering the relation of Amen-‘3
4 “u“ MEN MARE“ 3 Tlll‘ subscription of 810.00" reported to begin preparing now to support the,
FuRElfiN RELATIHNS 9 F0“ “ARRISHNS last Honing, gives this t'alilpaign Merchant Marine intelligently alter
For Demobilization-Navv ”m" ‘5‘““0 “‘“ i” 3“” inwards:
Opens Way for Discharges i I 5 APPLY “I“
__ " ' " limperiai Chancellor Will Remain in tltttce Until
“WHEN CAN All] i the Questions Connected With the Abdica-
tion oi the Kaiser, the Renouncing by the
Crown Prince oi the Throne and the Setting
Up oi a‘Regency Have been Settled.
The Duke oi Brunswick, Sonora
in-Law oi Fmperor William.
Also iias Abdicated.
Several Members at the Germany Ministry
. iiave Resigned and a Run on the Banks in
i Berlin Progressed Until All the institutions
i
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HARTFORD. Nov. 9. .. Through the
t
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. Shipping Board, has brou‘ht'to the at.‘
i in this city tomorrow or
MEN NEEBEI] i been tirnuted by the proprietors. tMarine. Mr. Hurley urged all women?
quota at tanooo and reaching the rum own bread-winner will benefit direct”.
.Seiective Process Planned for the whole cause. Norwalk must‘
t
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(Continued 0n l‘ue Six)
How Senate ls Likely to Be ‘
Rte-Organized lAttempt to Overthrow the
Military Authorities, But‘
Are Unsuccessful
((‘outinued on Page Fire;
Signing of AffillstiCe . campaign which will b°£lluxurulod Hurley. dwtmau ol the United States.
; local theatres. the use of which have can women to the Amelie“ Merchanti
A TBDAY “Vl‘l‘l' assurance of going ort-r its full the war. Every woman who is her
“N ALTuN . 1 (ittlf—Sliilfit'rllilltln which is unapssary by the MQI'Chant Marine, he find. and
t
umsmnoron. Nov. 9.-w*Coilfuislonl
land uncertainty already exist through-
“‘“E the country regarding what is to
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.~ A lit‘ililiflh.
can rnuicrity in the next (‘ongrcss of
at, least two in the Senate and of not
less than 43 in the House was assured COPENHAGEN, Nov. 9. . The up.
\
yesterday from returns from the scat- - ~ . , t . . , ,_
rising in Northwest-m irOlill-ln), at
tering doubtful districts of last Tut‘fi- cording to the only direct news from
day's elections. uprmany early many, is reported to
Word from Detroit of election id have spread m Hanover; Oldenburg.
Michigan. upon almost complete tin; and other cities. :0npru”y[hu1‘(‘\'0|i
official returns. or Truman H. Now i‘. 3,40, anmdpd by Sup-“m5 disturb-
berry. Republican candidate for the nodes -
3““3‘9- 0"?“ Henry Ford, Democrat; Reports from the Danish border
increased the Republican _Senate roll "m.“ of Vandrup say that all is mm
to 49—“ bare majority. The Demo-' in Settles-wig, bill that further disturb-
cmts have 46. with the Idaho contest ant-es are ruptmad m have occiurcil.
»~l)th9t‘ ,Senator Nugent, Democrat. in Hamburg.
“lid ex~Govarnor Gooding 5”“ in Four thousand int-u attempted lo
“(‘3th 0n the face “f ““10“ 00"“ overthrow the military authorities in
plate unotiicial returns, Nugent has a
alumni
ARMY initials!
happen in the matter of the draft and
other military activities going on.‘
The War Department and every other
Government agency began to stagger I
under tons of messages from every
quarter asking for enlightenment. HARTFORD, Nov. 9.——The Connect
They poured in from the big industrial icut State Council of Defenge bag on-
centres all day long. Thursday‘s ex- nounced that at. the instance of the
trziordlnarv demonstration having War Department it late keep in touch
stimulated many of them. with commandanta of military posts,
Secretary Baker was besieged by both in and out or Connecticut, for
newspaper correspondents yesterday the purpose of detecting deserlers
With illlillll‘lfill regarding the GOVBm' from the army. To this end all was
mom's plans hllt the Secretary declin- bureaus will cooperate. Commanding
ed iiatly to make any announcement
titiMMISSlllNi Slowed Paine
Lieut. George H. Farwell, of
Northeastern Department. who is sta-
mei rants, Nov. 9.—The abdida-
Ttion of Emperor William is oili-
lloned at Room 10 in the City Hall for
the purpose of receiving the. applied-.013“? mqunced tron} Beflm’ ac-
tions of local men between the ages 01- ‘30?de ‘40 3 39”“ (1‘31”th from
'11‘8 and issfor appointment to the Basel '
ra hing chool at Camp Fremont,‘ ' -
(‘ai.. reported this morning that he. Th9 Ham“ Agency, “’hmh tmm'
was well pleased with the response of mite the announcement of Em-
the young nten of this city and stated,
. . , . . I
that during the two days he has been peror William 3 abdication from
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(Continued on Sixth Page).
intuitions ,
itititlltwalai‘
t
Tells Foreign Trade Council
Peace Terms Must Take
Care of Conditionsé—New
Treaties Required—- ‘
James A. Farrell, president oi the
United States Steel Corporation and
chairman of the National Foreign
Trade Council. declared unqualifiedly
yesterday against an economic war
against the Teutonic peoples after the
termination of the mnliict of arms.
lie told the delegates assembled at the
l‘fl'lllcli'rl titlh annual meeting. in the
illiimore, New York, that it the neon:
l «as are nmhctnry there will be. no
1r «i or «anemic nurture. and that. on
UI“ ler hand. a the terms. are 3W-
” "Mimi ‘mmlc warfare will be
inomuhi- Hll termite were or
MW hr the l'W'IttIltl-M of the
Notion maulu‘l at i“ toms-Q
We. and culture when. tru-
U5 user the Hermit) or... am 5.
. porarity. ‘
Etiormany report that the tiisat‘ieclion
Minna. across the Elbe. from llam-
hurg. but the city now is quiet. The(
tlerilian guards at the Danish border.
have been ordered by the Soldiers“
Councils to remain at their posts tent:
Travellers arriving from.
apparently' is confined to the Ninlht
Army Corps, which was recruited in;
Schleswig—Holsleiu.
PUPILS WROTE 0N ,
WAR SAVINfiSE
A t
1
An appreciative audience which"
coiiipleteiy filled the High school audi‘
lorium. was instructively entertained.
last night. by 16 students of the junior
and senior High schools. The occur
sion was the contest for membership
in the Junior l-‘Dur Minute Men's or-
ganisation. and the whit-ct ot the dis‘
courses in War Sayings Stumps
The our” or the speeches on even
better that: the preliminary trial..hotd
a short time In. and tom mt
quit use the peninsula- and their
pollution The “I” d the em-
iee new in!“ J. Quilt“ and Rev
J Harm I'm. at the row
tit-ate In. and Me: Farr. Wt
until the armistice had been signed.
((‘ontinucd ()n Page Threel
PEACE IlESi’ATBH
RESULT [if Eliiiflli, i
ASSERTSAanlllt
Commander of the Ameri-;
can Forces in French Wa-
ters Absoives United Press ‘
There were further developments
yesterday concerning the origin or the
greports of complete surrender by the
lions disseminated by the United
Press news service, which on Thurs-
day started the whole country upon a
wild orgy of Jubilntion
Under date at Brest. France, the
l'ntted Fives M'Il Moo-lent this cable
Wick:
“Adlalni Wilson. 1'. R N, mm-
muder o! the American “wrote in
French Ial'rw yesterday made the ilfl‘
indium Malta-0|! ”The statement it!
*4.
M‘Mmmm
officers have been instructed by the‘
War Department to advise the Stato'
Council of the names and addresses of
soldiers deserting, or absent without;
leave and thought to be in» this state,‘
tContlnued On Page 8in I
40 HURT, llTiIEIiS
BELIEVE" DEAD AS l
fitiENAIlES EXPltillE:
l
Three Buildings Burn After
Blast in Lending Plant
' Near Kingston, N. Y.
KINGSTON, N. Y.. Nov. 9.~Forty
persons, many or them You“ women.
were injured by an expioaion in the
plant or the Grenade beading Coin-
ilIlll'. It Port Em. four miles from
here. yesterday m it in (ear-
ed that several were burned
to death in the Ire which hallowed. -
For a time It evened that the explo-
stills. which was eel-ed by the sect-
deum with. d at o m in I hurt
N‘s-tilled CI FIG I.”
(“WEN-fiend ,mm
M Mal (3H
”Tim“ In; 1-. M ? Mtg
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(Continued on Page Eleven)
situational
ultimatum
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 9.—-~Tw0 chil-
dren were killed and three other per-
sons were injured at Olyphnnt. near
here. yesterday, when a large De Hav-
iland bombing airplane ran.
crowd that had gathered to see it fly.
That more persons were not injured
was due to Lieut. Zeismer, pilot of the
machine, who wrecked it to prevent
sweeping the crowd.
The machine was one of the squad-
, ron of five that left Garden City, L. 1..
early yesterday to make flights in this
city. The pilot failed to locate the
landing place owing to the buy at-
mosphere and descended tn Oiyphant.
It was while attempting to lake the
ur again that the accident happened.
the crowd gathering too close to the
machine In it started.
CARS STOP RUNNING
IN HOLYOKE. Mass.
HOLYOKB lulu. Nov. I.«<-—Ptntunt
to the («stated a! the mm- or the
Media arm lulu: to
into a‘
Basel, is the semi-oifioial French
inews agency.
i LONDONfNov. 9.-A German
jlwirolevss message received in Lon-
‘ don this afternoon states:
1 "The German Imperial Chan-
icellor, Prince Max of Baden, has
tissued the following decree:
: “ ‘Thn Kaiser and King has de~
cided to renounce the throne.’
“ ‘The Imperial Chancellor will
remain in office until the questions
connected with the abdication of
the Kaiser, the renounoing by the
Crown Prince of the throne of the
German Empire and 'tf Prussia
and the setting up of a. regency
have been settled.
" “For the regency he intends to
appoint Deputy Ebert es Imper-
ial Chancellor and he proposer that
ablllshollbebroughtintorthe:
roviding'
establishmentofalitw
torthe teprom tionof
general audios-neonat-
tutioltl German law m-
‘bly. which will settle finally the
tmdmtolthe
“mm-end ettheee
bode-m el
‘ not; ‘
nt.
LONDON, Nov. 9 (British
Wireless Service).——A telegram
received from Copenhagen from
Brunswick by way of Berlin one
starts that Emperor William’s son-
in-law, the Duke of Brunswick.
and his successor, have abdicated.
The reigning Duke of Brunsw '-
wick; whose abdication is im-
nounoed. in a telegram from
Brunswick by way of Berlin is It:
nest Augustus, a son of the Duke
of Cumberland. On May 24, 1913,
he married Princess Victoria
Louise, the only daughter of Em."
peror William. They have thret
sons, the eldest, Ernest Augustus.
whose right to the throne also he:
been renounced, being born March ‘
18, 1914. ’
LONDON, Nov. 9 (British Wire-
less Servie).——It is-reported from
Amsterdam that a revolution now
is spreading all over Western
Germany. It is reported to how .
reached Cologne.
LONDON, Nov. 9 (British Witt:-
less Service).—-Another disputi-
from Amsterdam says that evil.
to the rush on the bank! in Im-
in these institutions have stopped
mat.
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