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* .< ♦ # 1 * MEHUSIMIE iMiSGEBlim TO RCCKNTLY ORGANIZED ARMY % FALLS HONOR OF HEADING FIRST BIG ADVANCE UNIT. IKE MIES MILr TRIVEl Advance la Being Made In Column and Not in Order of Rattle— Precautiona Being Taken. v l-t* MmUFM phi oi sum ONLY RESTITUTION ASKED OF GERMAN LOOTERS IN .DEMAND FOR RETURN 'OF SPOIL. m With the American Forces in France.—The American army has be gun to move toward Germany. The army will travel about 12 miles each day. To the army just organized has fall-- an the honor of heading the first big unit of the allied occupational force. The advance will be made in columns and not in order of battle so long followed. Rut it is not forgotten that (•clinically, at least, there is still a state of war. Nothing will be left to chance and every preraution will be taken to guard against surprises, not withstanding none Is ripei't*! Pare will be fak^n to have the force wall elchoned The advance guard will be followed by engineers who have been Instructed not only to re pair roads and raroasiract bridges but to las pert keenly every ob)e« t and position that ailcbt be a trap Mines wlU be soagbt carefully The Ormans havs seat word that the way U open and the rntaee removed ei epf In rwaao wbWb they Save 4e«fsated Wa tor also will Ue Inspected mrefally fmjm AMERICAN TROOPt IN LATE DECISIVE BATTLE Parts -Owl of ta# ronfweioe and Sana of tbe «rwwd*nd milMa/y evewtn h REPHK REL6IUM M FRANCE 50,000 Cara Are Stolen from France Alons, While Belgium Lost Her Entire Rolling Stock. IHMflil) SWEEPING REDUCTION URGED ■Y SECRETARY Ofc TREASURY IN PENDING MEASURE. 1—>" m IS Mr ON FIFTH LOAN Large Reduction in Expenditures Dur ing Balanee of Fiscal Year Calls for Changes In Bill.^ Prince* Yoehihisa Tokugawa, the head of the Japanese Red Croat mis sion which has arrived In England to eo operate with the American, British French and Italian Rad Croat missions for the dietHbvtien of all Rod Croon material among the allle* NO FRATERNALISN AILONED AMERICAN TROOPt MAINTAIN PRACTICALLY ORIGINAL POGb TIONB ON FRONT. 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On the basin of the number thus far reported. It may be assumed that the deaths from all causes, including; disease and accidents are probably less than 46 per cent and may not be more than 40 per cent of the total casualties.” kfvd »• H N __-Nfiw York.—-In answer to German claims that surrendei or five thous and locomotives and 150,000 railroad cars, as demanded by the allies would bring famine upon the country, Ste-i phane Lauzanne, head of the official bureau of French information, declar ed that Marshal Foch diarlfnposed up- en the enemy merely a restitution of rolling stock which its armies of in vasion. seised in Belgium and north ern France early in the war. ”The German authorities pretend.” said Mr. Lausanne, “that this equip ment is needed to trknsport food from the farms to the cities. When the American press is filled with these claims It Is perhaps well to remind the public that the Invaders seised In France 60.000 cars and In Belgium the entire railway rolling stock, com- Albert Rathbons of Ntw York haw ^ both appointed assistant secretary of the treasury to succeed Oecar T. Cros by, who has gone to roprooent tho treasury in Franco. Mr, Rathbono was 0 prominent banker's lawyer, a special ist on all questions involving finan- the ogulpmen tire terms la lag of tbe civil Ion glam and northern and i hr the of Bel le have •f oil they loo of MAKE •outhsrn !E 110400 RAILROAD CARO AND 10 MACHINE GUN0 ARE IN CLUDED IN TCRMO. Draft of %rwMtt«e Waa Reed to Cem geeaa hy the FreaiOaet Before •‘feed hy Fee*. Washington.—Revision of the pend ing revenue bill with a view to yield ing 66,000,000.OQO payable during the calendar year of 1919 and not less than 64,000,000,000 the following year waa recommended by Secretary Me- Adoo in a letter to Chairman Sim- mons, of the senate finance committee setting forth the treasury's financial program for the reconstruction period. The secretary also urged prompt enactment of the pending bill. He estimated the revenue yield from the measure as framed by the senate finance committee at f6..300,000.000 as compared with the 68.000.000.000 provided by the bill as passed by the house, which he declared **ls more stringent than the changed situatioB will justify.'* • “The existing law Is not- satisfac tory to the country nor to the treas ury.** he added Mr. Mr Adoo did not refer to the fifth war loan, which prohaMy will ho Booted nest spring, hat his calrahi- m Ifidkualed that the Mm of this Nervous and Beetle**, and Kept r Getting Worse, Says Arkansas Lady. 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There was! aa larrm-lag aamber ©f leave* of at»eearr. however, aad the tow as In the rear where troops are stationed were gayer than at any time since the beginning of the war I c f ^ — • i Baker •at details onder the dNertien nf (hn I vlrlnrlnga mllunry amhnriHi fgnnnvd vNB nggngdnd eeto wore drolled hatosen Fork flarmnn delagntea Fraaldsni BTtlsea hod the •areas ns hp the supreme ear •BPfnegd hp «h M the n hla hsedi they ware < a Ha hU addresa mcledleg the terass aad reed It to Caegros* before Marshal oily signed at hla headquarters TD of the be the first units KING AND QUEEN OF BELGIUM HAVE NOT ^NT^RED BRUSSELS London.—Confirmation has been re ceived here that Germans are pillag ing or destroying property in the su- burbs of Brussels. Although the move ment is in no sense revolutionary, it is regarded probable that allied mili tary steps will be necessary to enforce, the armistice. Advices received in London nay that the ejitry of the Belgian king and queen inftr Bruasels has been post poned TOTAL OF AMERICAN LOSSES WILL NOT EXCEED 100.000 Washington.—Officials here esti mate that the total casualties of the ■s American expeditionary forces in the war will not exceed 100.00, including the men killed in action, wounded, died of wounds, disease and accidents and the missing who never will be ac counted for. Some of those who have been missing probably will be ac counted for when the prisoners sre returned from Germany. and they will be as they can be given the necessary physical MONTH EXTRA PAY PROVIDED . FOR RETURNING SOLDIERS Washington —Senator Trammel of Florida introduced in the senate a bill providing that ail soldiers who NO CHANGE AT PRESENT IN PRICES OF COTTON GOODS BELGIAN REFUGEES EXECRATE • MR. WILLIAM HOHENZOLLERN { Maaatrirh*. Holland.—Amid execra tions from 1.000 Belgian refugees, the former Gein«an emperor's special train left here northward bound.* A tre mendous crowd of sightseers had ; gathered, but the platform was strong ly cordoned and William Hohensolleru did not show himself. l WNsub soli tfie ef OsruMSf hove pentu* nei theA from hwagvr Ip the ssll She terms nf the area* as (hot soRlrisoi he amfe available Um the te/as* It Ran Baled gi MsvNn aed t00^ hy Osrtteds Nssemrf aed AMre BeAmeng tot the eedeeel rwegrll nf wetgee uf Qsrmauy The apgeel te Mtae Add sms was from Atltn Aegahe.g. at Pea. aader date ef yesterday It said that the Germaa wmeea “fureeeeleg retire fam ishment aad matlay for their ruee- try,** urged “tpeir to Interred# te have terms modified. His destination Is said to be Amer- iongen, about 20 miles from Utrecht, where Count Bentinck has a country seat. But It is not possible to say .Washington.—The price fixing com mittee of the war Industries board has recommended to President Wilson ♦ hat the present cotton fabric prices where he will finally remain, for In be continued until January 1, and 0( . der lo avold the curloull he that after that date no further action Uve ^ keep t0 the train for a cou . •with regard to cotton fabric prices ^ ( j ayg# : CABINET OF REORGANIZED GOVERNMENT OF GERMANY GREAT PEACE CONGRESS WILL CONVEME AT AN EARLY DATE have served In the army, navy and marine corps in the war now coming to a close shall be allowed one month’s additional pay. the United States forces being demobilized. Sena tor Trammell says that M thn men who have to loyally aad patriotically can governments to arrange for the carried our banner to victory well meeting at an mrly date of the great m**rit this recognition. Washington.—Developments in Eu rope, not only in the military, but, In the field of international politics, ana the tendency of the revolutionary spirit manifested by the demoralized civilian population of the central em pires to spread 4 to enighboring states, have Influenced the allied and Ameri- MANY SHIPS DEMANDED BY ARMISTICE SUNK BY CREWS WILL OF LATE MRS SAGE . IB FILED FOR FROBATt rnftrnh»g*n A Urge number ©f I bv the allies under ef the ermiettce were FORMER FINLAND GOVERNOR IB EITHER DROWNED OR SHOT WAR TIME RESTRICTIONS REMOVED FROM INDUSTRIES Washington.—Aa the first step in •national Industrial readjustment from a war to a peace basis, the war in dustries board announced modiflear tions in the restrictions against non war construction and manufacturing. Ail industries whose peace-time out put has been curtailed in the inter est of the nation’s war program may now increase their output 60 per cent of the amount of restriction imposed. Copenhagen.—The new German gov ernment has been organised with the following cabinet members: Premier and interior and mitttarjr affairs—Friedrich Ebert. Foreign affairs—Hugo Haase. Finance and # colonies — Philip Scheidemann. Demobilization, transport, justice and health—Wilhelm Dittmann. Publicity, art and literature—Herr Landsberg. Social policy—Richard Barth. MONEY BACK Without qra full* La th Tetter, Bit POLISH TROOPS NOW OCCUPY ROYAL PALACES IN WARSAW [°m eun* ir MMW it st our rial •tores. Texas Berne.—Vienna advices say that Polish soldiers have occupied the royal palaces and Belvidere at War- dive saw and also the military commau- er’s quarters. They also have taken possession of the German military _ automobiles and arm. and' munitions. shSta'ia Now prepare for the good times peace will brfng.—post yourself about Pecans. Figs; Scuppernong Grapes, Japan Per ns, Plums, Peaches. Mi Polish officers are directing the Ger man demobilization. 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