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Show DESERET - EVENING NEWS FRIDAY NOVEMBER - PHILAnPLlHI Industi iafiMu is world peai Says His " AmeriCountry Expects can Executive to Secure its Nicholas . - appeared-- .is aut- Diilitary ' alue-ftwe- reports of lack of food aud rTTcondltions In Montenegro. n iking showed- the correspondent of appreciation and thanks k uFrun in answer to frm president Wilson Tthat ths king had sent the prest- Ths Montenegrin people", the king their trust In President mil Pt secure fe and lnde- them Wilson to iTeked what form the poli tical fit-- 1, at Jtontendgro would Uke,-.h- e vTl. hsaded the correspondent w proc- 'taSHtlonwhk-he had Just Indued the iaoBtencirtn people, reading in part: the liveliest and iBwtirs: With met Joyous enthusiasm, sure of the1 faithful people, of my ballon Wro Montenegro JeJjeomlr declape-Jny-deconstituent Wome a part of ,ahsld end enter in the Jugo-Sla- v Community frankly and honestly as It I struggled and suffered for it. 'M ourselves as that we unite L,r, Kihers-JS confederated a which each will retain Its rights. In-- . sHallons, religion and cuetoms and in rticfc no one will dare pretend to but where all will be equal. future . Beeide defining the political pays this tribute to g, proclamation Wilson: president i Learning of the Just and virile reply M reeled by the great president of the rslied 8tates to our secular enemv, Austria a response which sharply affand irm the right tos. Independence I have felt ssion of the Jugo-SlavVast Justice is profound Joy that at imdered our race which has suffered much-"- , The kings message concludes: -Salutations to our dear brother s from their old and tried the king and today happiest Jugo-Slatt Montenegro. Long live President Wilson! Long live the Allies'" is signed by King Th proclamation YlcholM and by M countersigned the premier and foreign Topovltoh, minister; Finance Minister Vouvivitch of War Haidoukoritch and Minister Minister of Justice Chotch. that Xing Nicholas expresses hop Tfontenegro can be made attractive mouth to recall from America thou-- who have re. lends of Montenegrin, eeivsd hospitality there. by under-nd."H- e h- Iho-mena- c iTidustnaiiam as weit" . The diet during and after Influenza Milk, nourishing, digestible. Advertisement. Horlicks Malted Juge-Klavi- a. Triest. Wednesday, Nov. 6 (By the Associated Press.) In this, one of the former principal gateways to Austria-Hungarthere la much to throw light on the causes of the dual monarchy's downfall Of first Importance was the surprise and success of the attack along the Piave front by the Italian a surprise to military and civilarmies, ians. ' Complete plans have been n found here for occupation, by forces of Venlce.Svhlch was frustrated last June. Plans were also found of every Warehouse, factory and storehouse In Italy. It was no secret that the invaders expected to take Italian territory as far south as Milan as soon as the order for another offensive was, received. One big factor in the disintegration y, - Jige-Slav- v. Austro-Hungaria- -- A high-explosi- that hits song-4ii- t ve the buirseye every. timer Siing-bArthur Fields and illustrated daily by our boys in France and Flanders A263S J35c. and Lorraine; y of ar n -- e gaUy-,dia- .l - A -- Nicholas, who 'tied from hia 'rJiairy when tt waa invaded and over-Zat- o the Austrians in the winter of said he Intended to return to UTmtle kingdom as soon as it can be He- 7 Vov German - niuidi a menace to domination of central Europe" Mr Palmtr who ppnke before- - the I'niversity of Extension Society of Philadelphia, said the alien property custodians office now has assumed control ot lieai ly half dollars worth of enenij controlled or owned All inteiests of enemv properties and persons in American industrial incommercial businesses, where that terest is large enough to either influ-emor controtthe tmstnese.'Mr, Palmer sard. wilLnow be sold at public auction to American citizens and "whatever account trig uMw be made when t he war in over for enemv property taken, so far as that accounting affects Invest ment in Iggcrlraij industry will he for Ihe htdlfi y v and not for the tplng Itself" "Germany must be made -r to concluded that plan hi fatted in the in dust rial Wield as In IP milltarv. Industrial disarmament tnuSt come along with military disarmament industry must fall wtth Autocracy the faljbf the Hohenxollern- - dynasty The snme peace which frees the wond troth of the autocractic militarism of the German, empire 6houl.l free it from the menace of Its ) be-b- - t ; a o looks to Montenegro prew Mgldeot Wilson to Obtain for It a independent future, the exiled Nicholas told th Associated today, in discussdng the future country, now that It is being "JtL 0f the enemy. The king said-'Tb he hoped .Montenegro uruuld part of th new state of Juso- , . 191S Mik hell rainier, alien property eusl.xifln Said .in an. address here tun,ight reviewing the work of his office in taking ot r and- - Amerlinls-lll- g enem-ued ir pert). The busmens hi the Germans 111 the t niteil state will be forever lost to them Air Pulrt-e- t said. He added that nu oilier iouise would be compatible with the safety of AmericanIs institutions, for German autocracy quite as apparent in its economic exploitation of the world as in its ocrat-), Independence. a- j:8 -- of the empires political fal.tic was t lie ment at Omsk and delivered to fate), t Wil-o- n diplomatic Writings of Pi t vtted Lansing itfdajlly Boils Bakbmct'ef f. before the entry elates titty the war. 1 h were w ; ri c ; y Kti sstrtii ambassador lo the Cm ted ctrculaled aiid'doeens tf peep I eb States told the correspondent that-M- r VViU - After son'!L.notes and speeches give them an describing tfie reign of terror of what a real democra inaugurated in oentral Uussta by tb understanding cy wa and encouraged their hopes Bolshevik! and assert og that control for liberty b th.s element is made possible only It is certain Presidmt Wil-tnH popthrough German influent, the appeal ular in ihji empire All ,,k lo him for tajs aid alrtjid) txien ltd ti) help In suiting then political problem by the Allies will be In lain 1( "the so and lanely tiler, slul) be no new help artiveg too late li adds that more war justly, hour ot delai hreatens with After America's entr Into the war (very innumrratile Ivu.saia, the Aldocuments lontainmg Pr dent Wil- lies uipd. otherlalamiticr nations son's utterances were (initiated Tlie ts government and were hidden undei hearth- i Iw-- idprov.sional of the Ailies ami tite expet I nit,d stones by the reader and "considers It. If in the light State Italian, ascii and English nevw papers containing his to demand insistently such help." sa, a writings and speeches were jgis-e- d from the appeal which is signed bv Nicholas hand to hand, reaching thousands At k en I let f, president of the provisionl'r Paul Jacohia, toacting for a public al government, and Piter Vologodsky. safety committee the premier- bring about Italian occupation of Ti lost sene ns it is that the, exit of Russia Bertel Aignedotto, who speaks Knglish from theevident number of belligerents and tb explain to the correspondent s,,, ur the process of dismemberment which it and political situations Hhe said ni.inv is suffering lias a deep influence on vnung women of good families had the fate of ill the oilier count! ie " risked Imprisonment or worse in thur said a parnphiase of the appeal, mada furtherance of the cause public at tin- - Russian embasst. "It is to the head of the Vmcrlcen democracy recognixed greit apostle of peace and fraternity of the nations, that we appeal," ssys the appeal. All jextehJid to Russia bv the Allies would he in vain If the new help should arrive too late, or in insufficient quantity,' I7vrv botnnf detav threatens-wit- h Innumerable calamities ill, $l.l, Ihe .Allies and aj tiler, nalions." L -o- t-the rc -- Kua 1 i MyBabyBoMothers y- War-Son- bless em whose mothers husky sons, still baby boys Ur hungry- - mother - hearts, are fighting overseas. On the back 44 Youre the Greatest Little Mother in the World. A 2638 Travels of the Dead.: Nov. London, A thc.-Clca- d the-"bod- y A wonderful, 8. rTh Its synwheres East O Suez. copated boom of temple bells and wild, exotic eastern tunes make an irresistible-one-ste- . , A6075$1.25. tfc Aik any Columbia Dealer to play you General PerthmffU sturtus rcon!-enatio- o of the year. messeje to America. 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