t1" 4- 1 n i-f. 1 ! y,. S V- . w 4 -Fl vn EVENING PUBLIC LEDaER-PHILADELPHIxV, FR1AY, NOVEMBER 29, 1D13 Q ARWITZ'SARMY CROSSING RHINE 200,000 Men Will Quartered Daily at Frankfort PHOTOGRAPHS FOUND ON BATTLEFIELD h HURRYING TO GET AWAY Jlindcnburg Urges German Soldiers to Be Resigned ., . and Courteous By the Associated Press With the American Army of Occupation. Nov. 29 Ocneral on cler JInrvvltz's fifth nrmy VIII bcKln crosalnR the llhlne today. The crossing will require eight or nine days, according lr reports reaching here, The 1 nioement Is bclnp carried out by three columns at points distant from each Ktother. r According to the German plan, S00.000 men will be quartered dally ut Frank "fort, but nccommodatlons for but 30,000 dally hnve ln praparcd. Congestion ut Trcls Is reported,' resulting In units proceeding on foot toward Coblen!!. It Was originally planned to move the tpops toward Germany by rail. At other points It Is said that the loads nre' unable to handle the extraordinary , traffic, and more thousands of troop3 tire marching eastward after waiting Uays tor trains. Apparently the Cler Tnans are endeaorlng to withdraw as rapidly as possible i Copies of a proclamation by Field JJarshyl von lllndenburg, urging Gcr liVOn soldiers and Chilians to receive Allied trpops with "resignation and tfourtesy, have appeared In Ullages! opposite rne American lines. The procla mation says this Is the best policy in View of the fact that Germany Is no longer able to make resistance against the Allies. rrl, Nov. 29. (Uy A. 1 ) "In the reorganization of the recoered prov inces there will be difficulty In curry ing out the necessary elimination of the Oerman elements which are said to pre vail," says tho now Mayor of Metz to a correspondent of the Journal. "I do not mean the working population, who will quickly come to us, but refer more par ticularly to men holding public offices or occupying Important commercial posi tions. "We hope the perce conference will take this Into consideration. We will take all necessary steps to be sure that it does It Is necessary that there be strictest Inquiry before naturalization lb granted." Luxemburg, Xov, 21. (Delajed ) (By A. P.) American englmers crossed the frontier bridge between Luxemburg and Tlhenlsh I'russla today at arlous points on the American front. They ex amined the bridge piers on both sides bf the river for mines, but none weie tound. The engineers went Into Ger many. Individually, and In pairs and re ioorted the bridges In good condition". TnV ends of the bridges on the Lux emburg side are guarded by American troops. Chilians nre permitted to pass bacl? and forth prolded they have passes issued by the olticlulb In arious villages along tho line. iThere have been several Instances jTyhere German soldiers and civilians nslc 'permission to cross into Luxemburg, but !the 'sentries would not permit them to 'cross until they agreed to telnnln in Luxemburg until the hi my of occupa tion Jiad mncd into llhcnlsh I'russla. .This' precaution was t.ken as an ordi nary war measure to precnt the open ing of lines of communication between itho Germans nnr tho people within the i-Ameilca lines. f vAl Echternnch. Guavcmiacher and 'AVoimi'ldango and other points where there nre bridges, groups of German Civilians and soldiers assembled during rfliQ day, but they made no attempt to i cross. i For many jears it has been the cus tom along the border for relatles and friends to visit each other across the "border on .Sunday. The placing of American guards and the limitation of tlio number of passes Issued by the 'Luxemburg ofllclals Interrupted these (Usual visits today. However, there was no complaint. NEW GARRISON RATION ' FOR U. S. SOLDIERS ' i W&Zx&X&8ZK Lr irrJi:1C?0;ft-A w " lftWJhfityt Snot iMmK& . &7-ft 3w?2$& TV jw i f rfbH$wKmwz8& QmSwjsxJy mMrMmm Aim boKkk1 w Wm&m RSfSS." - JsmvBM A 3iv?L-J iHBBJi ' mii&J&mzm$M 97XliM0S1wUBmtJ:;Mm- MmktsV jlKfnIr J A PvJPiKIJil MPwBtM-wM-Hs Bif! ,' M -PBws WMPctilkliHHrlMSiweisMl IbWJHBbk iiJmJt JS- nM:WWm-ymMAwi ' - - lliMry 9 5" J-a? .11 ml-aFf - sawjsnls vj 1Im ' i Tt-BI---w-W--fi nHRrr 5MMjf.llSiw li3iBBrfifMa mMmmmm i3ESOTl shfKKmmSm mBmMmMKlAtiim. M ' ''-''' " V,,,,(i-i' ''"' jl ' they must make room for men who were not compromised by their relotlons with the old regime, because tho enemy might refuse even toicrablo peace terms If 'thev remained In an Influential position IJIsncr is a ery forceful speaker, and lie quickly succeeded In winning his ou- dlrncc at first opposed to his Icws, to see matters wltli his own eyes Ho said i:rzbergir and Solf seemed as et unable to realize what a tremendous earthquake had shaken Girmany and that quite a different Germany had emerged Ho nlso demanded more defi nite phrases from Kbert regarding the time and exact conditions under which the national contention would take place Tho convention remained the prlnclpil question of doubt throughout the i" nlng, somo southern representatives ex pressing the wish of their respective Mates that the convention not be called In Berlin but In some other clt of (ler manv, prcfcrablv Krankfort-on-the-Maln, which was once tho center of the Oe- man Empire and the center of previous efforts for German freedom Toward evening, when the assembly was still In session, several machine guns were brought and put In positlor In front of tho palace, because Jt was thought not Impossible that Liebknecht and his associates might try to bring off a coup d etat of tho seas, as of the world, demands variety and complexity of the tacks to maintenance of nnclent rights which I j,0 undertaken have repeatedly proved to be the sal- ..,', , , ... atlon of civilization. Philip II ot The Dally Telegraph In the course of Spain, Napoleon and the Ka'ser were an editorial on the celebration of defeated and the American I'nlon wis Thnnksirlvlnc T)sv pnvs ' i.i.,i i,.-.h. i.. .i, r-i.n iv.. ai.h nannBgiving ii5. "is lilt' DiiLimi linn tiuei u tin hntu liinti fntlrM,' tlon uf the blockade and of tontra band vvould leduce the value of ses liower 70 per tent because It would enable great continental urmlis to be sustained almost IndeflnllelJ The sea controls the land nnd sn-niled freedom of the sous means mllltniv autocracv hv land 11 A. (I, tinrdner, editor of the Dallv News Freedom of the seas Is uni versal nnd unqual'fled in pe.ue tlmi In ease of dispute between nations if one nation rejects arbllratifin ami the derision of the loirito of mit'on and declares war, it will be denied ii"" of the peas while Its opponent vv 'II have such ue safeguarded lit ( nlnnel ,1, (', Wedffnmiil, VI, l Kieedom of the snis innns abolition of the right of capture or destruction of private propertv at sia in w it time and no discrimination at port" between the different llagH In peni i time Hubmarlnes niter the old uu i tion, but nlvvnVR as ,i Liberal I sup port President Wll"on Ilv Hulpli 1), llrnnienrehl, eilllur of the Ksllv Kxpres" I'ntll von abulisli war there can be no such thing as freidnni of tho seas t opjrlKht IftlR peoples students during these last anxious months In the same hnro school, and If that compsnlonshlp has exemplified one moral more than another It Is tint real freedom of the seas, as It has been practiced b the f'o nations. Is nn effective check on tvrannv on innd nut for the blockade, in spite of the splendid contributions of troops bv the I'nittd .states and bv ourehes the wii might hive dragged on for jears, If German) had not. Indeed, been able at no verv distant date to profit bv the economic exhaustion of the whole world I.stiils Churchill Mnlenicnt It Is appropriate that on the eve of Thank-giving Winston Churchill, son of an American mother and a Hrltlsh statesman, should have made a specific declaration on the determination of the Hrltlsh people to preserve their sea -'cht. to which, If Its hlstorv be traced birk tn Its 'iuroe, the Itepubiie or the t'nited States ovces its existence With out the licet there would have been no plsntatlons and without the Hect there ever seductive' must lead us to abaiv our naval supremacy, which Is the sure defense of these Islands and of distant dominions. In iolnlntr lit ce itmtlftrr Thanlairlflnif Pav W tnilV We' haps entertain tho hope that the (rreati'4 Amerlca'n people, rememberlnsr the pass ,"'f age of their troops In safety acrocs JT tho Atlantic In the face of the enemy' "Vf? ; submarines, and the dramatic closeof ,Lf tho wnr as a direct result of the block j. ade In which Ame'ican navsl forces nlao) Joined, will bo as firmly resolved as Ve nre resolved not to barter away those ancient rights which once more proved the deliverance of the world." solution of tho Serbian crisis as Bull did In 1908 " Iteventlow, -however guilty In the piM Isegarded as comparatively harmless at present by the ruling circles. Never theless, there Is a strong movement for having him with the rest of the culprits Hc.thm.ihn, Tirpltz and Helfterlch, ar ra)ed before a notional court. There are other men connected with the old regime who have been suspectrd of evil designs on the loyalty of the ..Hirers leturnlng from the front The fiov. rnnient. however. Is not nsleep. and while it accepts the assurances of lov nlt) bv the soldiers' council, with llln denburg, as bona fide. It has Its c)os cm ! .. . . .. .i.i. .!.. ..t nn.ntn nfnlola In tne maciuiiHcicjiiM m lu ..,,. ..... high position and the Dutch border is under close surveillance today. llerlln. Nov 21 - (Itv A P ) inquirv , smong tho lddlng industrialists has , JdCQ flfeet'IWS Iriwn out the admission thit manv of, " " . 'he largest plants In Herlln already are Rpflill JIf'I Wppl? being svstematkallv tetrorired by the UCfUl 1 V.Kl tV LVh, norklng forces The latter are demand- Inn exorbitant wage increases, shorter ( mitinucil freim race tine November 2 as tomorrow hours and other concessions calculated ultimately to force the emplo)ers to shut down The propaganda of I)r Karl Lieb nni ht Is responsible for the usurpation of two big plants which were boldly snl7i.il bv the wnrkliiEinen and are now 'icing operateil under their control At tile Pleehstzok Crane Works anil tile linper-itor Motor Company plant In the northern pirt of the cltv the factory liuidh with the a'id of soldiers, threw nut the lnani'gement The funds nnd bonks of both dims were seized and a Itcd Guai il soldier placed In charge of the vault Tho manager of the Im- i e ould have been no American armv to o.opcrate with fine resource and cour age In ovei throwing Frusslini'm W'e bilievi the good sense of the American people will lad them to a recognition of the debt which Is due to the two n ivies and that the) will sv m pathlze with the attitude of an island people In confronting the naval ques tions which mav be dlscusf.ee! at the peace conference llnrjVMieri! throughout tin Kings Dom nion Mr t hurchlll s firm state- muiilu Ml ttt. silllIKirf nil fhnl til, .irirn. State will be represented, Indicates the Ln, ntE however specious, no anneals how- Urltish Imiierlal war cabinet utt ng In I I-arls The fact that the Hrltlsh naff will be between 400 nnd BOO strong nml I that virtual!) every department of the Diamonds lasting Impression of th elnnor that possess Intrinsic as well as sentimental value. T li'U m.i) select any diamond from our stock upon a nominnl first pnyment the balance arranged to extend over n period to suit your convenience Confidential Credit Plan n orllnl nml modern rnrfhpit that elves credit Inn Inj; ery advantage ot u (iittt trnnHnrtlon, .Cimo&Sots J 135 SOUTH I3IH ST. Near Walnut Street Liberty Bonds' Accepted . L; ; Open Every Evening rr Mi a v J . J1! Tour photographs found on ihc battieiiehl in, "No Man's Land" by Private Albert A. Danzig, 313th Field Artillery, llnltery D. The identity of these pictures is still unknown. It is with the hope that they be identified that they an; published in today's Evening Public Ledger the' Cabinet will consider the rules under peintor -Motor Compinv baving scented luui'il" niiriiTUfu ti "mim, bttu ...... bank balance transferred Divergent Views of Sea Freedom PRINCE MAX NOW IS FAVORED 'AS BERLIN'S FIRST PRESIDENT l Tours. Nov 29. (By A. P.) Six dnjs notice was given the American quarter piaster corps to put Into effect a new ' garrison ration for all me American boldlers ln nurope, as a consequence of tH signature of tho armistice between t)1e. Allies and Germany. This was a task of iiio small magnitude w hen applied to n army of over 2.000.000 men. llast week 10,000,000 pounds of canned beef .from Argentina was received The v total, stock of frozen beef on hand now Eunts to 20 000,000 pound. The sllg lon by the eiuartermaster's elepatt t that bonele-s beef be shipped haB liten acted upon and has proved a great success. It has worked a saving of 30 per cent In tonnage and 50 per nt In the number of cars moved And has increased the capacity of cold Storage houses in France 150 per ceni. k, Bread is now being made by a new eponge process which uses only one-nfth of the yeast foimerlv necessary. It was dgggested that candy for the men be made In France, but Investigation proved it was best to Import It from the United Urates rrv cintimie.l frniu l'UKc line what little hold thev have on certain classes is rapidly slipping away from them. The realize that unless they receive vigorous aid from without they will lose till ground in Germany. For this reason they hasten to ad die.ss n, pionunclameuto "to the pro letailans of ul! nations," which covera the whole first page in their ors-m. Dlo Rote Knhne, nnd Is signed "Spar tacus League." "Liebknecht," "Lux emburg," "Mehilpg," Aetkln." "In Europe," s.ays the pionunciamen to, "twelve million bodies cover the scenes of the imperialists crimes. Tho flower of vouth and vigorous manhood han been mowed down, Innumerable pioduetive fbims being destroyed. Hu manity is in despair, victors anil van quished alike stand trembling at the blink of chaos, threatened by the most awful famine, pestilence and degenem tlon. "The capitalists are the criminals responsible for this chaos They are unable to mask tho devils ot their own creation.' The pronunclamento piouceels to as sert that trre only salvation Is Social ism as understood by the "Sparta cldes " If the proletarians of all na tions would unite. It is set foith, they would make peaco within a fo.v liouis There would not be buch questions as tho left bank of the Khine, Mesopota mia, Eg) pt or the Colonies then. There would be only one law. namely, the equality of all mankind only one pur pose, vvelfaie and pt ogress for all. Want Peace by Iteoluiion The slfipets of the prpnunciameiUo do not want Lloyd Geoige, Polncare, Wilson, Sonnino, Eizberger or Schelde maun to conclude this peace, but In slst that it he "concluded under the banner of the vvoild's revolution." These Inood curdling incantations will only cause a smile1 in America, hut they are characteristic of the state of mind of the Spaitacldes, who are feeling the giound slip fiom undei their feet In Germany. They hope to revolutionize France and England and speak even of cci tain clashes in Amer ica as their sympathizers. Despite the rapidly decreasing num ber of their follow ei s the Spaitacieles are still the most dangeious enemies of peaceful political developments Somehow they seem to bo possessed of enormous funds, with which they are baiting certain lawless elements. When they found the Government 'Ictermhieil not to permit tho nppropil atlon of the Lokal Anzelger, Liebk necht went to Rudolf Jlosse nnd of "creel him 10.000,000 marks for one of his publications. Die Volks 'ZeltunK. which they intended to make their nvvn oi gan. Xot until llosse definitely refused did they find another in intlng establishment for th?lr oigd.ii, Die Rote Fahne The Spai tncides me extiemi-lv lavish with their inonev If the Horse n Kurler 'i conectlv Informed, the) have their spies in evwv gov ei nment ofllce nctlng is cleiks or niessengeis, to whom they ikiv an extia salary of twenty marks a duy and upward. Thev aip said to 'iave enormous ammunition stores and "oodstuffs and their agents at the front ( ire well provided with meants to con iuct propoganda among tho returning soldiers, but with small and ever lvv hulling success Junker Spirit Still Lives , The same might bo said of ceitalnl propaganda of the former Junker par-' tie?. These have publicly accepted the i new political concmions, and tn the guise of various new political forma tions, promise tp support the present Government Nevertheless, there is no doubt that the old Junker spirit is still alive, lurking even now In the columns of such papers as the Deutsche Tages Zeltung, the Taglische Rundschau and j the Kreus Zeltung, which never omit a I chance of throwing ridicule on the new J Government, The worst among these reactionaries I ti. Reentlovv, who never lets up damn- j Ing the evidence of LerchenfeWi reports to Munich, just made public, and dares ' to defend tho old regime, saying: i "Bethmann-Hollweg nnd his palladlns never wanted the war. They blundeied I Into It. They believed that by' a blulllng ' policy thov e-ijuld bring about a similar i which the- dictions for a national con ventlon shall take place, the Government having determined to call the conven' tlon just as soon as possible." It was a little after 10 o'clock this i morning, when Friedrlch .Ehert, the people's commissioner, pronounced these ( weighty words before nn assembly of, seventy delegates, representing twentv- one German Mates They were seated at two lung Utiles ln the so-called Con gress Hall ot the Chancellor's palace, from the walls ot which the llfe-sl7e pictures of the last three Hohenyollertis have been removed ever) thing ilse, I however remaining undisturbed Manv of tho represcntitlvcs ale well known In Berlin as member of the Reichstag, but there weie also men In .oldlers' uniforms nncf sailors' Jackets Their faces showed that they wlc conscious of the erious nature of the business that hnd called them togMher in these gorgeously dec orated rooms, so markedly ln contrast with their own workday appearance. Lbert's remnrks were evidently ap proved by the assembly, but onl when he made the statement quoted was there an) thing like applause. Thev were n solemn, those men from all parts of Ger many, as If thev were witnessing n funeral Instead of the birth of a new nation The i$xt speakers, Secretaries Solf and Krzberger, too, were listened to In respectful silence, nnd It rather seemed to jar most of the representatives when a third orator. Premier Kurt Eisner, of Bavaria, began a scathing criticism of the two previous speakers, a)lng that ( -m HARDWOOD IBS "fght FLOORS IH i Hsiju. urJ '-gm-g 1 w, .PINKERTON wr , - ' T . eintlmicel troen Phkc One "lightest Idea what fieeiloni of the seas means, nor have 1 met am one who can tell me It) l.ihn t. I.oe Mriuhry, editot of the hpectator l'leedom of the seas means .i sea freed, b) vigilant policing fiom i thieves and murdeiers, just as tree-I doom of transport means a road free , fiom similar posts An eximple is the action by the Cnlted States In the Civil War and by Great lliitain plus incrica now The German version of fteedom of the seas means sinking without trace Ilv A II, r.illen, distinguished naval ultle German) was defeated largely because at the last she was effectlvel) hes'ged hj pva Hud neutrals been flee to suppl) her, the war might have continued another year. Had all sup plies, especially from America, been slopped from the tlrst, it would have been over long ago. 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