Affairs Improve In Holland with Cheers for Queen
Despatches from Holland indicate improving conditions though unrest lingers. The queen rode in an open carriage amid cheers while soldiers guard public buildings and lines of militia patrol Amsterdam and The Hague. An Amsterdam report notes a failed socialist rescue attempt causing deaths and injuries, with unions not backing the movement. The Allied Food Council plans to divert 7,100 tons of wheat aboard the Adra to Rotterdam to ease food shortages.
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Husband Saves Wife endorses Lydia E Pinkham ad
A Pittsburgh reader reports relief from backaches and headaches after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound following a friend's advertisement. The testimonial urges other women to try the remedy for weakness and related symptoms and invites medical advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Wilson Won't Go To Paris Belief In Capital Now
Washington reports the publication of President Wilsons letter to Judge Parker declining Britain Day in New York on December 8 prompts renewed discussion of his possible European trip for the peace conference. Officials say exchanges with Colonel House and entente premiers will continue, with no decision yet on attending the opening of the congress. The prevailing view is the Congress may not assemble before January as talks and council work proceed.
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Denial of Wilson Note on Bolshevik Issue Reiterated
Washington reports that Germany has not been informed that the Bolshevik representatives would affect the armistice. The only President’s reference cited concerns food supplies if public order is maintained. Copenhagen dispatch notes Berlin claims Wilson linked law and order to the armistice and warns dissolution if Bolsheviks are received.
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Americans Send Up Supplies as Troops Advance
American forces push eastward from the Meuse as troops advance through recaptured territory. Camps left intact, not a single camp burned, and gatherings show Germans’ surrender of gear like helmets and gas masks. Columns of soldiers and vehicles move along roads east by northeast.
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Associated Press
Meuse
Australia Opposes Return of German Pacific Colonies
Melbourne report states the Australian senate approved a ministry motion asserting that captured German Pacific possessions should not be restored to Germany. Acting prime minister Watt said Australia did not seek the islands for wealth and warned restoration would be dangerous, with New Zealand backing Australia in the stance. The resolution also requires Australia to be consulted on any future proposals affecting these islands.
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Pacific
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Germany
Watt
De Luxe Annie At Lyric Delights With Dual Personality Plot
Theatre notes praise De Luxe Annie at the Lyric for a psychologically based dual personality tale set largely in New Canaan near Bridgeport. The show follows a girl who, after a head injury, assumes a crook’s persona, creating dramatic tension and unusual merit for discerning theatergoers.
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de Luxe
Wew Canaan
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Bridgeport
McEnellys at Quilty's Tonight at Quilty's
The McEnelly Singing Orchestra will headline at Quilty's Colonial ballroom on Winfield Avenue for a long evening of dancing and new songs. A large crowd of young people is expected and the ad promises a cordial welcome and popular prices for all.
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Farrell
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