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BVSHING MBaiSI-PHIliADELPHIA, THtTHSBAY NOVEMBER 33, 1016
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QUITS WAR FIELD
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phperor Kafcl t .'Gives- Up
uommana oi AJarpatman
Group of Armies
ITAKES UP NEW DUTIES
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iVew Emperor's Proclamation
in Ascending Austrian Throne
I WILL continue to the completion
the Into Emperor's work. I ascend
the throne In stormy times. Our nlm
has not yet been reached and the aim
of tho enemy to crush my country
and my allies has not yet been
broken.
You know mo to bo in harmony
with my people in my inflexible de
cision to continue the strugglo until
a peace is assured that Hill guar
antee tho existence and development
of tho monarchy. I will do all in my
power to banish as soon as possible
tho horrors and sacrifices of war and
to obtain peaco as soon as tho honor
of our arms, tho conditions of life in
my countries and their allies' and tho
dcflanco of the enemy will nllow.
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IiOnSoN, Nov 28. Kjnperor Karl
Francis Joseph, of Austria, will Immedi
ately give up his command of tho (front
jirroup.of armies operating aKnlnut tho Itus
' elans and llumanlans In order to looto nit
Ills time to affairs of State, according to a
dispatch from Vienna today.
The twenty-nlnc-year-old nmporor of tho
Dual Monarchy, who Is nt present In
Vienna, has already assumed his Imperial
duties. A Germnn Rcner.il may succeed
tho Emperor as commander of tho Carpa
thian troops
Whether or not a new Government for
Austria and Hungnry will follow the change
of rulers Is not yet certain
Tho body of the late Francis Josopli will
bo Interred In a Cnpuchln mausoleum norm
time next wcok, probably on Thursday. On
Monday tho body will bo removed from
Bchoonbrunn I'alaco tq tho Ilolfburg
Chapel, where It win lie Jn stnto during
Tuesday and Wednesday,
The reign of .the new JSmperor-Klnir be
gan without any ceremony othor thnn tho
proclamation that he had become the ruling
monarch through the death of the iikciI
Francis Joseph. He was proclaimed
"Kaiser and King Karl tho First." It Is
possible that the coronntlon ceremony may
be delayed for n considerable period per
haps until the end of tho war.
The Austro-Hungarlan court has gone
Into mourning.
An Amsterdam dispatch says that tho
sustention has been mado In Vienna that
memorial services for tho loto Emporor bo
held on all tho fronts where Austro-IIun-
garlan Soldiers are flelitlnff.
Bitter comment marked tho editorials In
British newspaper today on tho death of
Francis Joseph. Tho general trend of opin
ion Is that the change of Austro-Hungarlan
pulershlp will not chango the war situation
and that the Influence of Germany over
Austro-Huntrarlan affairs has been
strengthened nearly to complete domination.
1 MEXICAN PEACE COMMISSION
FAILS T0nilEAK DEADLOCK
No Agreement Reached as to With
drawal of Pershing
ATIANTIC CITT, Nov. 23 The dead
lock over plans for General Pershing's
withdrawn! and the 'working oilt of a plan
for protection of the border remained un
broken when the American-Mexican Peace
Commission went back to work today. If
nn ultimatum from President Wilson hnd
been presented to the rrtnlrt envoys, Chair
man I.uls Cabrera was ery cheerful
about It.
Representatives of mining syndicates are
here In consultation with the CarranJa en
voys, endeavoring to reach nn understnnd
Ing rotative to production taxntlon which
can bo Incorporated In the ngrecment which
the American commissioners hopo to put
through before tomorrow night.
The Amerlcnn commissioners snld tho ro
port that Chairman Cabrera hnd been or
would bo asked to resign ns a means to the
removal of his objections to the acceptance
of the Amerlcnn plan was "siuy"
Chnlrmnn Cnbrern waved his hnnd when
tho mnttcr was broached "Not worth dis
cussing," he said.
HOSPITAL SHIPS
TO BE CONVOYED
Destruction of Britannic
Prompts New Measure
by Allies
COMMENTI ALLA MORTE
DI FRANCESCO GIUSEPPE
I Giornall Italian!, Frances! cd
Inglcsi Rftcngono Che Non
Influlra' Sula Guerra
ASPRE PAROLE DEL MATIN
II Cattivo Tempo Imporversa Ancora
su Tutta la Frontc di Hal-
taglla Itallana
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TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
toula Htnaon. SOJO N. Alter t., and Lillian-
M. Fountain. 1030 N. loth at.
tTttrstea SUchens, 20U H. 10th at, and Sophia
llaron 2481 w. Norrls at.
JToaeph Itnbln. 04T N. Franklin at , and Mary
Mltosky, 2340 Richmond at.
MWl' lilK"l'!,ld,.P18. N oth ' . nd Dlaneho
Detn, 053 N. 7th at.
Edward Chlnholm, New Tork city, and Hebecca
. Drown. 1W2 Oreen at ,
ffilir..UN.,hV1,h " nd M"y
Maurice J. McNallly. 1RII1 H Slat at , nnd Cath
arine McWIIIIame. 2020 Carpenter at
William O'Nslll, 4181 Frecdland at., and Francea
V. Monaahan 4142 Phln at
Ceorss M. Hushoa. 1821 8 Stlllman at ,
Grace K.Andraon. 2011 Carpenter at.
Jlobert McCracken. 10411 E llarolil at..
Italen E. Molllncaworth. 2814 Amber at.
Plmar W. Danielaen S13S N. 18th at .
Ethel Ilelaie, 8382 N, Sydenham at.
William J. McSparrow. 11330 Morrle at .
Ulrv .T. nllplti UK W fm.l.... ..
ATreiicQ iucL.iain, mo iimDaru at
E. &fanlv nnvlHtnwn t.
' McF. Harris. Colllntrdale. Pn
Harrr F. Hume. 20S3 Federal at , and Ellen if.
Wallace, 20S3 Federal at.
te.1.,X.Jl5.Te,r' B,s 8- 1B'h ' and Ella dorddn.
1837 BllaKrorth at.
Samuel K. Ilopklna 122(1 N 11th at , and M&ryi
J. Cox. I22(f N. 11th at w
IVIHIam J. Irvln. Jr., 2101 8. 67th at., and
Ethel Dixon. Cedarbrook N. J. '
Sdwtn J. Lomie. 1G80 N flth at., and Ellen V.
Mallon. 1018 N. 3d at '
Frank W. Schumann, 83.25 Maacher at., and Tau-
line Splerllnr. 123 W. Allegheny aye.
OMmui Lalbovlti Cheater, l'., and Iloae
fcopf. Cheater, Pa.
Ifatrnaw Deeaan, 2-' (II N, 21at at., and Mar en ret
Henry, 027 Dakota at.
IVIlllam J, n Vance 122S B, Markoa at., and
Atce I.. Hlller, 2230 Jefferaon at.
Peifnla F. Hojfle, 3023 Stlllman at., and Alice M.
Turner, 2400 N. Hancock at.
lea Herrmann, 1828 Victoria at., and Mary E
q'elkel. 1823 Victoria at.
Jownh A. Cunnlnabam 1B48 8 ISth at,, nnd'
Rena M. McCloekey. 1007 N. Hlth at.
atamuel Budln. 8140 Diamond at, and Itosa Hal
pern. 3244 N. 10th at
Charles Goldman. 1010 N. 10th at., and Pearl
Lfndley ave.
la. t4JA Dleklnenn at., nnil
.m. e 1...1. tt a k.a.ia .
Btanylaw Nadolaky. 832 N. 4th at , and Itenryka
Mlcbalaka. 120 New at.
Blaine Emanuel. 2234 Diamond at , and Ada M,
Rhimll. 'll&i niatnnnd at.
Bamiui j. Kalalnnr.ZSOB N Philip at.
Alice Lfania.
umsii. a .T. mni.r hi,,
Drliflnll. Wllllama. 2428 N Alder at., and Nan.
nlA lHvane. 111H Dnillev eve.
PaeUno B Cololla. t4.'S Dlcklneon at..
and
130 N. 2d at.
Earl J. Melvfn. 107 N. Felton at., and Beatrice
Enoa, 221 N. Alder at.
LONDON. Nov 23.
Armed convoyn from tho Ilrltlali navnl
ttttloti nt Malta probably will accompany
Allied honpltnl ahlps plylns In tho Mcdltcr
rnnonn and AcBcnn Sens as a result of the
sinking of tho 48,000-ton British hospital
ship Britannic
The Britannic was carrying no wounded
when she wob sunk In the Acucan Sea TIiIh
was olllclally announced by tho British Ad
miralty today. It lu understood that tho
Britannic carried 121 nurses, and 390 of
ficers and mon of tho Army Medical Gorpn
Although tho Admiralty states that thn
mighty tcBsel was destroyed by a mlno
or torpedo, unolllclnl dlspitchcs from Athens
decInTo that sho wns sunk by a submarine
Iho Athena correspondent of tho Clironl
clo telegraphs that two submarines were
lying In wait for tho Britannic off Ken
Island, and that two torpedoes wcro fired
nt her from opposlto Bides One missed,
the dispatch says, but the .other obtained n
direct hit.
Press and public alike today unlto In
bitter condemnation of nhnt wan termed
another example of German "frlghtfutncss "
Frequont reports from Germany hao In
dicated consideration by tho Government
of resumption of nn unlimited submarine
warfare. It waa pointed out hero that
there could bo no mistaking tho character
of tho Britannic. No submarine commander
could have failed to identify tho ship, not
only from tho fact that sho carried the
usual hospital emblems, but bocauso sho
was the biggest ship of her kind In tho
world. That the vessel was, therefore, tho
victim of a deliberate attack was tho ver
dict here.
Tho smallness of the loss of life the Ad
miralty places It at about fifty Is at
tributed to the large number of lifeboats
an board, tho discipline of the crew and
the completo absence of panlo. Tho
Britannic remained afloat nearly nn hour
after tho explosion occurred early Tuesday
mdrnlng.
Tho twenty-eight wounded are being
cared foron Zea Island by members of the
staff of 121 nurses carlcd by the Britannic
So mo of tho wounded aro In such a serious
condition they may die.
FLESH STRIPPED PROM ARM
Autoist Injured in Effort to Avoid Hit
ting Polo
rtEADING, Va, Nov. 23 DnUd Huns
berger, well-known farmer of near Boyer
town, was driving hlu automobile today,
when the machine swerved Thinking It
would strike a pole, Hunsbcrger put out his
arm, with-the result that It was caught be
tween the car and tho polo Flesh wns
stripped .from his arm and he Is In a seri
ous condition.
ItOMA, 23 Noombro
fiebbeno da tempo si fnreese strnda net
glornnll la ocn ilclle gral condlrlonl hello
quail al troan 1 Impernloro il'Austrln, la
notl?la delln morte dl Francesco Giuseppe
ha destnto Impresslonc In rpipstl clrcoll
Naturnlmotilo nel clrcoll polltlel o sul
glornnll se no dhcuto nnlnialnmetitc
II Glornale d'ltnlla Inslcmo con nltrl glor
nnll rltlr-ne che II ilomlnlo politico o mlll
tnro della Qcrmnnla sult'Austrla o ora
completo, o fa notnre che Francesco Giu
seppe ira non soltnnto Consldcrato alta
mento dnlt'clcmento tedepco ma era per
flno popolnro presso parecchle delln nrle
nnx'nnnlltn cho formnno 1 Impero d'AURlrla
Unchcrln Su qucste egll ao.i pntuto
esqrcltnrn una fortlsslmi InflUenra npeclal
mento per Riindngnnro la loro lealo parte
clpaxlono alia gurrrn
J.n notlzln delln morte del cochin Im
perntoro fu coniunlcata al tuna nolle prime
oro della mattinnta dl lerl Alio C cr.i
glinilo nl Vntlrnno tin tclegrnmmi dl mon
slgnor Mnrchettl, nuncio papule n Vienna,
tho nnnuiiclna la morte
11 papa ronferl' col suo segrclnrlo ill
Stnto canllnnlo Gaspnrrl, cd Istruzlunl fu
rono Imintc ntiblto n monslgnor Maichettl
o condogllnnro all nrclduca Carlo l'ran
tesco Sebben II pnpi nbbln lnxlato lo file con
dogllnnp, rI credc rhc II scrvlz.n rcllgloso,
cho ordlnnrlamente si eclcbra nella Oappclln
Slstlnn otto glorni dopo In morto di nn
monarca cnttnllco, non nam" celolirato
(picsta volta so non dopo la gticrrn
i aiortNAM riiANcnsi
Tclcgramml da I'nrlgl dlcono the I com
mcntl del glornnll frnnccsl alia morto dl
I'r.inccsto Giuseppe non sono terorl Alcnnl
glornnll si ilnmnndnuo so II ccchin monarca
hn vlssuto troppo o troppo poco per scntlro
11 cnstlgo ill suol nttl Altrl illconu cho Fran
cesco Giuseppe proldo II fnto cho pesnn
nulla Riia (.asu
II Temps illco ihc "la sua opern ultima
sara' slata la dlHtru7lono dcH'Auslrln
I'nghorln," cd nggluiiKO cho con I ruoI crrorl
egll hn preparnto la dlstrtizlonc del prlnclpio
monnrcUIco
n oplnlono gcnernlo cho la morto del
vccchlo Impcrntoro il'Austrla nra poco
lCRsun effetto sulla guerra II Mntln Hcrlc
"I.'uomo slnlstro ciie per Ressnntotto nnnl
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