Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-30

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The bsra~s ss ana tsas~dy - fnalnng
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frssae sse1~ess tess< assAssa sbss
a>na asd Ios.T aunasee thessaand 49,
s.aas hsse CROSSED iase tisia~n1 -
eausl ssssbess have aacksd souab Wano
iuso France. ~his< Hos~ shas go 49,
assa Thousand iAAss asBsuud - ksn01ioA
shores and taoaaaaAs ssv coastnu1nG
to pesr scre~s ths knSsish chesol
saily
Whils their essusual reparoa6sD -
sbsosptioa iase ths EppainxSoos =
ssher couutrs~s lsoms - the nSsssun
= as< " the Gsessest psuh1D0s -
usoden Esrs0eaa bsssery. The 49,
tioa ~ teass 10 thu csse ef the eakhns
aaA tho ieeasAG II the uailti0as ~ -
soas remaining u Bs,Uism. sheus -
austries are pssslyzsd.
I.saaous streets asd parks srs sssu
Of BELGIAN offcssr ssd sosaisss. se0D
81 whom have hsea wosaAea. Snhnsu
among them kecans separated fsum
their commsnas saA j0iasd the exs1O
~ refugees. The BelGiss lesati0a has
issued Instructions TO all The 49,
bodied mea TO rejess the array.
The priRcipsl brussels nesspassss.
the indepeadeace Beige. has beGus
publicst in I.oaaGa. Its editos says
that the BeiGians Heeing from thstg
country viii never return II 1t reusains
under German rule
Ws~se go 0sssss oAarso.
The food situation in Belgium 10 -
coming absolutely critical Alv1oAv
more than half million pesuGns ose
being assisted BY means of brsod
lines. according TO the Americas con-
mittees report. there being nOse thAa
three hundred Thousand Of these -
sons in brussels sloae. The supply 81
food for these bread stations, h u es-
timsted. will not last more thea .
week longer. ID is expected thae tbs
will increase TO q millioa withta .
month.
The committee has besn advisod ~
Brand Whitlock. Americas minis4os -
Belgium. that there are seven Bi1liGn
people facing stsrvsti0a IN BelgtuR,
and the country imports 60 per cost =
it's food. Imports have ceased euttso
ly. and the country he's been aeau1s1
Of its accumulated crops.
Fses ssr osssis~s.
The American commissiOA fer H.
gian relief has received from the Bsa-
gian minister In Isoadon one-half NJ
lion dollars taken from the Belgian -
lief funds entrusted to the ministse.
The c0mmissioa Is now purchasiAG
food and SUPPLIES with this money.
Seven thousand frozen sheep con-
tributed by the Australian colonies,
nov on the way to LONDON, will bs
trsAsferred to the American commis-
sion. and Walter Hines Page has
turned over to it ESQ 900 received from
Robert De Forest The Belgian min
the shipment of SUPPLIES from the
Brooklyn women's war relief commit
tee and also the funds raised in the
United States win be entrusted to the
commission when il arrives.
itaIisns Land in AlSeaia.
A company of Italian marines have
landed at Tvlona, Albania. The ltal-
ian Forty seventh infantry, stationed
at Lacoa, is said to be ready TO en-
bark for AvloM. 1t is stated that
telephone communication with other
parts of Albania has been severed in
order to prevent the spread of the
, news of the landing
Italy and Greece Near War.
Anarchy exists at Avlona, Albani ia,
according to the newspaper Giornale
Italia, owing to the struggle between
the Christians and the Mussulmans
A famine also adds to the difficulties
of the situation. The Giornale Italia
says that so-called Epirote battal-
ions" which it says are Greek troops
disguised as irregulars, are gradually
nibbling at the territory around Av-
Iona, totally ignoring the decisions Of
the conference of London concerning
the Albanian froptier Italy n is said
considers the inviolability of Avlona
as the leading point In its national pol.
icy and will protect Aviona against