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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1918
Page
1
Fourteen enemy owned seats on the New York stock exchange and New York cotton exchange and other markets have been seized by A Mitchell Palmer as property custodian. The seats will be sold shortly to American citizens.
General Ludendorff, long considered the actual directing head of Germany’s military affairs, has quit German soil, according to the Frankfort Gazette. He is said to have left Sassnitz, Prussia, for Sweden, stepping down from the quartermaster general role.
At Spa mixed conference German delegates protested a two week delay request to evacuate Luxemburg Lorraine and Saar region. General Mudant called the protest groundless. The Current office suffered a cylinder press breakage delaying papers. repairs were underway by 4 PM. Mrs. Claude Farris visiting parents in Loving.
Hart H. Coffee reports in a letter from France how an American infantry squad of the Ninety-ninth division stopped a German air line with rifle fire. A German pilot was killed as his plane was hit and brought down while grenades were dropped on the road.
Associated Press reports President Wilson will spend roughly a month in Europe for opening peace conference sessions and preliminary talks. No exact return date set, but it is said he will be back within six weeks after sailing. It is noted Count di Cellere Jusserand and the American peace delegation will accompany him.
Berlin reports on strength tests between conservative factions and independent and socialist groups. Early indicators show extreme wings remaining small in numbers. Bremen dispatches say the movement is veering toward conservative channels. Mary Gerlach travels to Malaga to visit her son and relatives.
Mrs McQuiry a Joyce Pruit Company saleslady suffers from flu while sharing rooms with Mrs Mary K Miller on North Hatakueno Street. Mrs Pear Fridley recently left with her daughter for Ronwell to seek work. Mre Fridley came from San Antonio. Mrs PD I Harkey and Myrtle from their Delaware ranch were stuck by weather and plan to stay in town overnight. Mr Harkey remains in Denver awaiting better conditions.
Miss Vera Boyd returned last night from Texas where she stayed with relatives and attended a business school. Her many friends here gladly welcome her return.
British wireless reports say official Bavarian records confirm entente evidence that Germany and Austria plotted war. The Munich revelations, released with German foreign minister approval, mirror earlier 1904 Cons Von Lerchenfelds notes showing drastic Austrian Serbia ultimatum as a spark.
The Lick the Kaiser Club maintains a list of all Eddy County men who went to War and updates the third revision this week. Members are urged to report promotions decorations wounds changes in organization to ensure names appear on the Lat Roll Call.
The text presents a fragmented meditation on mortality and a distant, peaceful city. It suggests concern for others, a route or journey, and a final home in a calm place with white rooms and dim doors, evoking contemplation of life and death.
Willard Oates came down from his ranch Saturday and was an over Sunday visitor with home folks in Carlabad.
Charley James arrived from Cap Rock on Saturday and was thought to be seriously chilled. Subsequent developments showed it was only severe cold and he appears to be recovering well.
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