St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 30, 1918

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"The POST-DISPATOH sells, in St. Louis © and suburbs'every day, in round figures, LO The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News ‘Service A St. ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1918—12 PAGES aan TO SIGN NEW ABDICATION ‘eee “ a 4 PEACE ELECTION GERMANS LOOK TO WILSON fesey. ae PRTGSEDASBENG, 8 SORT OF A GODFATHER CITY'S HOSPITALS cetndnt Wing Frm Bet Sy eee SOCIALIST SLEEPS IN EX-KAISER’S BED; SERVANTS INDIGNANT | “That Cursed Liebknecht,”’ Say Workers in Royal Palace in Berlin. Ahead end Tell of Plans : 1? ) WHITE HOUSE BODY That Whole Country Is in a Highly Nervous for Peace Conference. State Almost Bordering on Hysteria. ) By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.—Presi- dent Wilson will address the new By the Assoctlated Press. LONDON, Nov. 30.—When =.-the correspondent at The Hague of the session of Congress Monday after- Hundreds of Them Are in 5 tad I for Pat 24 Hour noon, instead of following the usual President's Daily Mail visited the royal palace | Selections Are’ Copyright. 1918, by the Press Publishing Co. People feel that in starting a Gov- ernment whose tendencies are dem- ARNO DOSCH-FLEUROT. | Cause of Much Comment in Washington — Senate and Large! at Berlin recently he found the aged | 'servants there bursting with indig- ination over the fact that- Dr. Lieb- the Streets Biewslbows Office Build- nd Shows Big Increase | JOyer Figures for Previous custom of delivering the address on the second day of the session. Senate and House leaders were (New York World.) : ‘ocratic and which has become fair- | BERLIN, via Copenhagen, NOV. |ly steady and stable in its procedure, | 28.—All Germany is passing through | | they have lived up to President Wil-| ~Last Wednesday, while attending a Bs to discuss the advisability of cancelling | b ~ Seats ee ” a : F cof Day, Which Were 740. agra jot the Senate, it is matter for severe WIFE CRIES ON WILHELM’ ¢ | criticism which is likely to be voicéd ‘when the Senate convenes Monday. SHOULDER WHEN THEY MEET proval to any treaty that may be | negotiated, is left Was Walking in Castle Yard, | representation in bia making of the Reached Amerongen. Labor Wanted ‘ieenweasiahthads my the Ascociated Paes. | Likewise, organized labor, which LONDON, Nov. 3) he meeting} has been pressing for representation, former Empress at Amerongen is d@-| be grave disappointment among la- | seribed by a Dutch correspondent af | bor leaders and a vigorous protest is 'the Daily Express. ‘not unlikely. drawbridge was lowered with a noise | with the appointment of Henry'| of chain and iron bars that sounded | | White to represent their party. The 'very medieval, and in the courty ard diplomatic ability of Mr. White, w ho | gray military cloak was seen at a) and later to France, is not ques- distance, w: king slowly and leanin& | tioned, but it is pointed out on his stick,” the correspondent! he has not taken part in Republican | ex-Kaiserin’s car was driven into the}! pletely out of touch with the party’s the cx-Kaise threw down | | aim. his stick and, before the valet was | it | time that Mr. House, sing and Mr. White would be named Tasker H. “They shook hands A BERLIN, Friday, Novy. group of independent Social-Demo- crats, closely identified with the Spartacus element of Dr. TAebknecht, ry has seized contro! of al! wireless sta- — tions in Germany and now is trans- mitting propaganda and other vet: the Berlin Tagebiatt says it is itt- | formed. ees s Sa» ‘ ty e ak wey & . ns Chancellor Ebert and Herr Masses a on behalf of the Government, “the _ newspaper adds, warn the press seal ts aa ~ 2° home and abroad of this and declare further that ernment will not assume bility for wireless information being sent eut of Germany. in the office of United States Sena-! the Berk tor Spencer, (omdanee on F 3

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