Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1918, Page 1

JER ) UN VESSELo & a Casper 3 EACH FIRTH OF VOLUME 3 ticked wate eo CASPER, WYOMING, FRIDAY, NOVEMEER 22, 1918 : se 31 a FO) rH IN HANDS bt (eae EI ae EPIDEMI i bs itd wi Ti si ter Sarre i aR 1 result of] ABOARD THE U.S. S. AR- q a s in over six weeks Sigweckalinall ndcspa it no anish influenza cases or death Diet ieee ha andsberg, si ae ian he first 24 conseet y of pub- P influenza have be 7 aa cs 5 man waships lie in sulky silence # 3 Dr. E. P a had been! reported toechim yest both undertakiy tablishments are free m cases, The two 1 soa ine f nth of Forth, surrounded TH 1 INTERN Fight Is Expected to il eatin: fr inttuenza cases but they I Cross hospital hiaw}By’ over two hundred allied bat: sper has just elapsed splendid record is due, no dou » the white/ KANSAS Nov. 22.—Seventy Ger- * ground to a de local health officer, s of influen OURO It w concéd h demic of int , tha eavy or (their vessels, wh Sarat iE SWE EPING BERIT WINE’ SeS= |, re gHeees ot snow waulhiyelp to wiltay octiine & : tho he nition : oh HE 9 Stonaae ite. 4f0 SOON= |. RaGMene acetal te act teen the ‘The aes >: ee ma 5 Fhile mic is on the wane ti led with the disease number of} Stateibent of Allied CREWS, REPORT vene in Tern’ Days © jeans moe. : cients night two employes of the Midwest Rafliiammamae Aims to Aid Fight PS ese : igs IBy United Presst bomar “us — eee Sey Pressl against Bolsheviks miles long. —(Delayed,)—|_ WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.— Wyo q \ faa o aa) VA Tt passed b z vessel acai .q One merhentous session having ii KE 4 | Ui wngTe Cl G ALBE rf i qi if NK K We } wap hi th riout alae 7 sessi Monda , passed into’ h story, congress dtu ot a ats f Ly i\, BS. avubnamesmeralonesida Lie re Z oat rea $ . ; ‘ ae ee bl BY LL ; indenbur; with a British dread Official Belicf | farsi", th sroiel ® the paramount tesa wil, pert cA erry OFFICE Sess ees te li tated oepum and w ere) shall congress recapture from HT tel f all i] ] enemas Internet wre ee | the chief executive powers conferred , BS rz e 5 u EEK u TWIN COLUMNS ALLIED Y ASHINGTON Dress) 5 | upon Hea paver: the stress of war i GAB shee ad na r r VESSELS FORM ESCORT J as os and assert itself on r istruction f 2 oat = Pea [By Associated Lead y Wilson 4 ae ne HOMENZOLLERN | | polici § sident keep Fan DICTATOR rue Att “CHEE EDINBURGH, Nov. 21---(8 P. M) t Wisi 2 .act- 1e nee ul 8 i he : : single f wo lines apart. Each [ > power essary —(By Associated Letra aaa At in the ampaign againzt Bol- jas a naval power, ceased to exist to- day. The heart of her mighty fl Peti- fourten large ships, seven $ cruisers, and fifty destroyers—sur- rendered to an armada of British, American and French Is, the | greatest force that ever stood out to sea. A minutely detailed program of € submission laid down by the co : vy mmpder of the British fleet, was ce a ried out. German warships, stra of po ©! qgt in single column almost twenty new re miles long, appeared at the rendez- act| Custom Ts “Wastel D 0. Con- Theodore ractment until next rs, in Letter ) LONDON, to Attorneys Belg W i eress may* y @ jof the big of free spring. d order Roar aaa? x oe is the publ of the H bill to uphold the ¢ id support ownership an follow- thehug: gn raffles mdemned® by the food ( vous at the appointed timé. They were few led into the Firth of Foth between *r Of twin columns of Allied ships which | be pre- pped the Germans at each end. er Webb ht the enemy craft are anckor- s, having ed in the Firth under guard as po - 5 ag0. oners The surrender was on such a gi- » ale gantic scale it has no precedent in - maya! history. Men animated by the wi ht at- spirit of Commodore Lawrence's part of the “don’t cive up the ship,” and Nel- state food » ers to a petiti TWO- THIRDS OF neem Srey. Bruise to call your att Hiss to Behe bene colt a practice hitherto employed at this was sheriff f. four - f the year and ask your be om that office = IN PARIS {2 GION SEKe AMPUTA TION IS intande Hol allt ating aie eo call Te es fe his re iene h (BER 12, BELIEF a) brian whinge * We obie: ma iy ; 3 J “4 raffle.” We object to any aa wea Wolf is*to’ retir , : pp a: Bey Fe Be ee — skill whidh might put into |. WASHINGTON, ‘ : _ si iii it Ba FIELD WORKER of persons any quantity of g to in- bY Gud oo aes >} soviet x for which they have n> ion Feceived here today. Pl Inve ai. iahexetisia shortage of| Peal was 4 by the council, as held out in’ state- gon's “Ensland expects every man to heine made for the ent A. H: Breese, an employe of the d the war wufferers overaca | elections committee by a vote of nine ments rredited to him during the past do his duty, could not conceive of men of the American president as 22.—The Bel-| Midwest Refining company Sal ; ‘ ay a eOntwo; ays, indication that » fue such an lorious fate as that to well as other allied rulers who will a n. Over! Creek, died last night at 11 o'clock! “During the prevailing influenza ne am calls for con- which the enemy sea force was sub- visit Paris. -thirds of Belgium has been re-| | following an operation for the ampu-) epider “all one are dangerous to i SO gees as, T eeunetasiaieds Erswsh or upied. Nowhere are the Allies|tation of his feet and lower limbs! ine community, and the turkey raffle EXPL pet yi : cent months. fespondent, standing on the deck of from the Rhine, The} Siiche«were frozen sometime z othing g . Tt i so understood that the pres-| am American dreadnaught, heard an 4 thru Luxembury fterneon. R than a gambling device ae ohil F : nistration, in seeking a suc- offfcer exclaim: Peso t the chie der s p Eyer he i s taken to the East ‘4 . rcement of the “state - BELGIUM TAKES ov at os oe cane, Wiaeun 5 rm “Even the poor old Spaniard, apel from, where’ laws is in your hands, we ask that I ticipa 2 am of knowin: they had no chance, came the new council by “cl ry Jah Peedi AU Aitok cteangiaiiiat nave ot; ict labiepinamacanumeranaatiettaked: to TOLL g : Z, §00: eee hei die.) Rainey hice Coens raped 9 r UW i b en completd. aes. As H. Breese of prosecute the offenders.” \ eH] Wolf. is drawing at present, therabyaw@mely followit ir British pilot, \Ve ass D e city by € putt premium on th nporta- « h vith 10 G GRY; ath. TEUTON S SHATES : | ton of ef bloncy fronethe Sule aaaeMMM ore cnil other eral erath FAH ay LONDON, . yn of $: ang t d fleet. The FEDS SHIPPER LLOYD- GEORG CED. TO JOIN munitions trains in Betzin = it RESIGNATION OF se ot ae aD 7 Co al m, ee) fj ndred and two thousand, a H s ing ou . OFFERS REC aa TRAL MEET teen hun Ree Gen ele Nawa: JOHN D. RYAN IS. Hie Gatien cea sterdam reports tl by children spre The munitions tra anes t he as te ele / E21 ENTENTE ARMY ae nab refeout Benin today: ROW mane rs Sear tot aats LASTING PEA CE «By United m ’ , LONDON, Nov. —Premier, Lloyd George, in a manifesto, issued today on the coming elactionss and silver 00 poun for the former and eady for instant action, German! RECEIVED TODAY {an toe: batlle speationetaed funs tior for prompt annihi- f the enemy's forces if their > an peaceful et extending s long in the arrival by d 22 By As- reception upon she a * of at r of air sery- ial will be tant secreta ° 3 tt hief points of a last : Pirth >W ‘h anchor e Pan ra Sede HATE? aeiamon focny: | en The jue of Nations and land for the D oes ae a Rene ; BDE sei So : = a ay fc maha, Neb., where \ I ee PANIC SEIZES BOC. a LINKED \ ll enter a hospital to un. PIAS* HAsniESeUaSaaEn Ane F dike si PRPER ‘onttnene? 1e NAne BERLIN BOURSE WITH BRE WERS ! ——— troo ae ; : ON RIOT NEWS y Asmoe! iB Ww SHIN GTON, ‘The nate co ve h is [My Aw Press} ry int led LONDON, ? see The great- : r panic Berlin Brouse in| German propagand Fa] 1 Thur authorities’ sid he intended to und tion of a national MAN DIES QF nE Th Fl @ iar dese i aa aN iy and his ee fhanre OF INFI -UENZA eS Not HU oa Os CAISER’S AB ICATION mn ’ BY JBLY he 3 pital where ' —— . % Mr. rdson is survived by his WA TON, By [By Assoctated PB, -.« wife and one small child who will) July Ame will a 5 his evening with the body for have over twice the numb ships WASHINGTON, Nov. 22, (6240 P. M.)—Secretary of the nia where interment will be) it had before the war, Admiral Tay ; Tee tality EUs EHouhe. aoa coteniiteee Treasury McAdoo has resigned the o({ icc of secretary of the treasury and director general of the railroads to leave the (By Associated Press.)* LONDON, Nov. 22.—The Daily Mail attributes to “a high official of the British government” Pat THAWED ED ES' coma viitD d Mien submarine chasers which the treasury on the appointment of his ind the railroad tatement that “Willi 7 rman emperor and king of Prussia as far as the a mevoln ude the | Medavtnente as to other administration on January 1,1919, |) \» officially announced I 0 ve! andnk Hy 5 ” the official added, “thas not r y com armies of Rome were + ernments 0 yun Contes that he had asked President Vilson to relieve him now governr 1 2 i ment, ial added, “has n om- |" ee orate Kd as lieve him now e United States notifying us of his abdication k , Fi ! war is over so that he might :«!.1:0 to private busines: n’ after x years in office. fas ryed ord & he od —