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The Washington times., 1917-06-13

The return OF Michigan to the con
ference fold is meeting with applause
| on every side, for the Wolverines
really belong in the West. Their
forays to Cambridge. Ithaca, and 10
Philadelphia, great as they were, al
ways lacked the right ring. The
East always believed that Michigan
belonged out where Bill HestOn and
the Hammonds raised such ructions.
Michigan held out, though, until it's
argument went over" The confer
ence has not won its fight. fhe
Wolverines have proved themselves
OF the right stun. and. therefore, are
needed in the conference. That's why
they're going back.
Eddie Fall. OF oberlin. is now be-
ing acclaimed as the greatest miller
in captivity because he covered the
distance in 4:I545 without being
pushed over the last half. The really
remarkable thing about his days
work was that, after winning the
mile in such fast time, he went in and
COPIED the prize for winning the two
mile in 9:41, also without much COM
petition.
Baseball sure is a melting pot. In
a recent game Connie Mack put on
the field Rube Schauer. born in Rus
STA; Meyer. OF Polish descent: McIn-
mis-, of Irish descent: Grover. a Ger
man; Waldemar Witski. Pole;
Bates. an Englishman; Francisco Piz-
zola. Italian; Strunk. OF German de-
scent. and Bill johnson, just plain
United States. Can you beat 1t?
There have been many champions
marred in the making. Unless all signs
fail Bobby Jones, present Southern
golf champion, who spreadeagled
Louis Jacoby in the recent Birming-
ham tourney, is destined to become
one OF the greatest in the world.
Chick Evans knocked many years at
the threshold OF the golf title, and
succeeded in winning the two big
events last year. Many times Evans
putting threw him down. Others have
done marvelously we'll only to be halt
ed at the brink because OF some de-
feet Not so with Jones. He is said
to have all the eRrmarks OF a real
champion. He is sixteen years old,
still growing in strength and golf
proficiency. and Is, beIt OF all, wear
ing the same sized hat.
II takes character to succeed In
athletics, just as in everything else.
We have in mind a youngster wno
wanted to make good in track. His
brief story will suffice. my coacl
told me ! ate too much and too hur-
riedly," he said. ALSO that l drank
too much water with my meals.
tried hard to break myself of the
habits. and so made a sign and
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
WILL DO THEIR BIT.

CLEVELAND, June l3.-Ten dozen
basebslls Will be sent to France week
ly by the Cleveland Amateur Baseball
Association for use by American sol
diers in camp there. The association
will adopt this resolution tomorrow,
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

Judge to third. Milan's single to
right scored Judge, but Foster per-
ished trying to reach third. Rice
raised fly to center field and Speak
er, playing without glasses, lost it in
the sun. Milan reached third and
Rice second, both being left when
Shanks rolled to Chapman. Had Fos-
ter held up a bit on Milan's slap, he'd
have Tailed on Rice's double and some
OF the fans would have eaten warm
dinners.
Walter johnson was in perfect form.
He famed eight Indians in six in
nings and allowed but one hit, a dou-
BILE by Roth in the fifteenth. II SEEM
ed shame to waste him on a deci-
sionless fray.
The Indians fought for every little
thing throughout the long afternoon
a~@ hnally Ivan Howard was driven
A.. tne bench by Brick" Owens for
too much kicking. The visitors ag-
gressiveness might well be copied by
the Griffs.
A couple of pests sat in the upper
tier. They complained that Wash
ington was a bunch OF worthless play
ers." They could not see that, unable
to hit Morton. the Griffs were holding
back a foe that had eight men left on
bases in the first five innings, that
twice the home team came from be-
hind and tied the score and that every
player on both sides was doing his
level best to bring victory. A course
in baseball rudiments might be good
for some OF the pests that stray now
and then into the ball yard.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
Feds Still Try Land Peppers DUeyoh Loses Ok
Kilbane Boxes With Manager
Featherweight Champion Thinks He Has
Learned Everything From Jimmy Dunn
In Their Daily Scraps.

my manager Jimmy Dunn, is the only man ever want
to spar WITH said Johnny Kbane the other day. He
his business and of the best teachers the world What
could profit by boxing with hardheaded preliminary
boy? I'm studying all the time My notion of it all is that
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
NATIONAL LEAGu
DRIscoLL IN GAME.

Paddy Driscoll, Northwestern Uni
versity's crack football and baseball
player. got a chance to show his class
with the Chicago Cubs yesterday. His
double aided in the Cubs scoring.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
FOSTER WILL SPEAK.

Eddie Foster. the Grifmen's bril-
liant little infelder. will address a
meeting at the Washington Heights
Church, Columbia road and Kaloruma
avenue, tomorrow evening at 7:45
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

TO SUCCEED sTovALL.

George stovall is likely to lose his
Job as manager OF the Vernon club
in the Coast League and rumor has
Fred Snodgrass, once OF the Giants,
as his probable successor.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
BOB THAYER'S GOSSIP
ON SPORTING MATTERS

We have meyer given Jess Willard
much credit for possessing intelli-
gence, but he passes UP every claim
to it by purchasing a circus. Our
idea of nothing at all to do Is to own
circus and chase It around the
country.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
poNLIN WANTS MONEY.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 13.-Mike
Donlin has entered suit to recover
81 500 he claims due him on his con-
tract as manager Of the local ball
cluD. He was discharged a few weeks
ago
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
Foil Fumbles His Opportunity
Makes 1t Possible for Johnson to Emerge From
Tight Place and Then Go On To End
of Sixteen Frames.
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Lee Foh the Indians manager wants to win every
possible and that's just why he umbed down with the oppor
tuny hitting him in the face He thinking of many
things that he forgot to replace the sowooted Harris
second base the eleventh inning for that the
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

The recent election of H. F. Camp
bell. OF Tech, as captain OF the swim
ming team for next season, Is taken
to mean that Mckinley viii put q
team out next winter. Campbell has
done pioneer work at the school this
winter. and has succeeded in round
ing up a bunch OF hrst-rate swim
mers.
Tech Is expecting to make the
sport rank with baseball and football.
Several Tech swimmers will be en-
tered in the Washington Swimming
Club events, June %.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
'GABBY' NEWMAN LEADS
EASTERN IN BASEBALL
First Sacker Chosen by Team
mates Other Gossip.

Howard Newman. first baseman of
Eastern High School for the past two
seasons. will lead the team next year.
Newman has been a consistent player
for the Capitol Hill team. and was
rated as one of the best players in
the series.
"Gabby" Newman. as all the high
school lads know him. Is one of East
ern's all-around players. He was on
the football and Basketball teams. as
well as'the baseball team.
Eastern will suffer the loss of
Coach william McCaffery for next
year. MccaIery severed connections
at Eastern recently to take up Gov
eminent work.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

Runs-Turner. Speaker. Judge, Shanks.
Left on bases-CleVeland. Il: Washington,
Is. First base on balls-On Morton, 4: on
Bagby, ): OF Du Mont. ?: of Shaw, >.
Innings pitched-By Morton. 10; by BaRby 6:
by Du Mont, 10: by johnson, s. Hits made
on Morton, S; OF BaEby. :: OF Du Mont. u:
on johnson. !. Struck out-By Morton, =:
by Bagby. Z: by Du Mont. 5: by johnson. s.
Tvo-base hits-Roth 81. Harris. Rice. Sac
rihce hits-Speaker. Rice. Stolen bases
Roth. Judge ~. Double play-Crane to Ain
smith to Judge. Hit by pitcher-Du Mcnt.
!. Passed ball-Ainsmith. Umpires-Msssrs.
Owen and nineen. Time of game hours
and Al minutes.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

After defeating all of the schools
in the city at tennis Central Is able to
claim the title. The date with West
ern was called off on account OF rain
Central was anxious to I'LL the en-
gagement, but Western declined on ac-
count OF losing the entire team. Cen
trail will enter q number of stars in
the coming Junior tournament.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
WASHINGTON.

'Batted for Morton in eleventh.
Tran for O'Neil in eleventh.
iBatted for Crane in seventh.
iBatted for Du Mont I'm tenth.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

When between 800 and 700 kiddies
ranging in age from ten to sixteen
years Of age gather in the Central
High School stadium Saturday to
compete in the various graded school
championship events, II will be a
sight worth witnessing. These young
sters will be the pick OF the athletes
from the various Playground in the
city. Among them undoubtedly are
some who will be heard from in the
future as great athletes. The play
ground is the hotbed OF 'em. We can
name any number of well known ath-
letes who gained their first exper-
fence on the Fairgrounds.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

stuck It up in front OF me at meals
and watched IT. and ate slowly and
chewed and chewed. Pretty uninLer-
esting, wasn't It? But / gained weight
right along, and lost my Indigestion,
too" incidentally he made go a,
good enough to win a couple OF track
titles.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-12-12
Novy nemecky zimni mirovy ma
por je ocekavan.

Washington, D. G., 10. prosince.
= AmeriGtl vojensti odbornici, n
nichz mozi prav6 vratili Sc z T.
vropy. mali "a to, ze nemecka hla-
vni ofenSiya t6to ziiHy bude poll
tlckym naporem zajmu uzavfe-
nj miru. Mezitim Nemecko silnT-
Mi 1toky pokusi Sc dociliti co mo-
zno nejvetsich vojcnskych who'd
ma zapade na italske frontG a
vedle toho vynasnazi Sc odstrani-
ii Rusko jako valecneho cinitcle
Lidu pax pokusi Sc namluviti, ze
je vitezem, zatim 60 cini miroye
overtury. Tyto budou spojenci
zamitnuty. Zpravy ohledne vojen-
ske situace spojenci jsou madeline
pres italsk6 nezdary dstup an.
glickych vojsk II Cambraic, jenz
byl opatrnostnim opatfenim.
Zdroje spojcneu jsou tax obrov-
ske, ze Nemecko cini 81 marne ma
deje ma vitezstvi. Jestlize Nemci
zahaji zimni ofensivu, pax ameri-
cka vojska budou nucena Sc po-
dileti ma bojich drive, nez bylo
planovano.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-12-12
Radeni Teutonh v zabranych kra
jinach Italie.

Rim, 10. prosincc. Cast po
casti prichazeji informace Q kra-
jim v severni Italii, zabranych We
tfelcem, o bezohledneln jednani S
obyvatelstvem, ktere ziistalo We
svych domovcch. Krajiny "a re-
kou Soei, aekoliv nalezaly sc '
blizkosti bitevni li1iie, testify SC
vclk6 prosperite. Nalezalo Sc tn
dostatck vseho vetfelci, nemaji-
cf sami dostatek potravin, pfisli
tn k plnym hrncdm. A poefnali
81 tn podle hesla: Beda pfemoze-
nym! Mic pred mimi neznstalo u
setfeno. Zmocnili SC zasob potra-
vim, aniz by pfihlizeli k nutnSm
potfebam domaciho obyvatelstva.
Co zbylo mesta Cividale blizko
hranic po bombardovani a poza-
ri, bylo tcutonskymi yojsky Wy
pleneno. Udine bylo usetfeno, a.
le nemecke vojcnske autority ulo-
lilly mu valecnou kontribuci v OBJ.
nosu $2,o00,000. Pochybuje Sc, ze
TAX velky obnos mdze byti me.
stem timto saplacen. Malebna me.
sta Belluno, Faltrc Gemona by.
la vyplenena a obyvatelstvem
bylo Spatne zachazeno. Bylo ty.
rano, olupoyano q dasto vra2dS-
no. vsichni t6lesue schopm NUT
pfinuceno byli k praci ma kop.
sfrukcich phi feee Tagliamento.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-12-12
Bozsevlci Sddajf spojience
o stanoveni cilu vdlky

vlada chysta Sc zamitnouti vsech
ny eli paitky. Y poslednich
dnech jenom malo veslo We zna
most 0 tom, .iaka opatrenl ucinily
mirnejSi ruskt 1vly "a 1teleu
Izmareni bolSeyickIch pland pre-
lrazna radikalnf a protispojenecki
lopaTeni.
| 2 Haparandv We Sy6dsku Sc sde
iuje, ze pfi nedaynych volbach dc
konstitucniho shromazdeni V Ru.
sku bolsevici dosahli tfetlho mi.
sta. Strana socialnich revolucio.
Inarl ziskala misto prvni a strana
konstitucnfch deniokratii misto
druhe. Silna yetsina proti boise
vikdm je naznacoyana. To bylo
by rozporn $ dfivfjsimi zprava-
mi, ale vysyetluje Sc to tim, ae
prvnl zpravy poslany byly pro-
stfednictvim komlnikaGnicli pro-
stredkii, kontrolovmilch boise
viky.
Asi padesat monarchistickych
delegatn bylo zvoleno. Byyaly
premier Kerensky zyolen byl do
konstitucniho shromazdGni "a dl.
strikt Smara We Finsku. skr5val
Sc We Finsku, ale prohlasil, ze po-
dileti bude Sc ma konstituenlm
shromazddni pres bolsevicke hroz-
by proti menu. Professor Miljukov
byl jednfm re ctyf konstitucnich
kadetii a scsti bolsevikii, ktefl
zvoleni byli Petrohrade, ktery
povaaovan jc "a bolsevickou ba-
Stu. General Kaledines cccka je-
nom na rozkaz konstitucniho shro-
mazdenl, ably napadl bolSeyiky.
Vetsina bolsevikd, jak Sc ozna-
muje, pfijala koalicni vladu a u
znala autoritu ilstfedniho soy6tu
delnickTch vojenskych delegate,
nikoliv petrohradskeho sov6tu.
Tento ustfedni SOVIET je slozen re
los delnikd a los sedlakG s jiny-
mi profescmi a tfidami V mensim
zastoupeni, Zamestnanci postov-
nj a telegrafni zfskali kontrolu
ministerstva zeleznic a dopravnl-
ctvi. Mnozi mali "a to, ze Ienin
a Trocky daji svdj souhlas koa-
licni Wade, jakmile provedou svo
je zamery We spojeni S mirem.
Bolsevicka administrace zakazala
vstup do Ruska bez vyjimky vsem
osobam stejne i odjezd.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-12-12
We volbach do konstituGniho shro
mazdeni bolsevici Sc ocitli az
ma tretim miste.

Londyn, 10. prosince. Svr
lchovan( moment V rnske krisi 81
dostayil. Prayi Sc, ze jedniln I
ddslcdkd epochalnlho poselstF
presidenta Wilsona k americkt
mn kongresu bylo zastavenl slle
lnych zam6rd o pfimefl. We spc
jeni S tim bolsevicka vlada poslala
spojencdm ultimatum, zadajic, ably
aioyu stanovili Svoje valecne ellie
Leon Trocky, bolsevieky zahra'
iltnl ministr, We spojenl Sc sedni.
dennim piimefim, .prohlascnSm na
rusko-nemeckt fronte, postal ysem
yyslanectyim spojencu V Petro.
hrade notll, y kterc pravi, ae jed.
mani 0 primefi bylo sllspcndoye-
no ma -tyden "a tim dcelem, ably
mohlo btti vladam n lidu spojen-
ca oznamcno, ze takoye pfimefi
existuje "a jakym nteleln bylo
uzayfcno. Y note teto SO soucasnd
|prayi, ze pfimefi bude podepsano
jenom ma podmfnkach, zc memo
ckd voiska nebudou pfesunuta
rychodni fronty ma fronty iine a
2e odvolana budou ostrovd, ma
lezajfcich Sc V Moon prdline v "a
livu Rizskem. We svc note Tro-
cky prohlasuje.
Perioda odkladu, takto ueinG
ma, j "a stayajfclch porusenych
pomGrd mezinarodnf komunika.
ci, jest dostatecne dlouha, ably
spojenSm vladam poskytla pflle.
zitost k prohlaseni jejich stanovi-
ska k miroveinu vyjednavani, to
jest, ably oznamili souhlas ancbo
odepfeli podileti Sc ma vyjednava-
nj o pfimefi a miru. Jestlize ode
pfou podileti Sc na vyjednavani,
pax musl oznamiti jasne ureite
veskerem lidstvu cile, pro kter6
narodoye cyropsti mali prolevati
svou krev ye ctvrtem roce val
ky"
Celia rada pov6sti vyrojila Sc v
posledni dobe We spojenf $ ruskol
situaci. Jedna 2 techto povesti
sdelila, ze byvalemu carn podafi-
10 Sc prehnouti vezeni V Siblfi.
Jina pax sd6lila, ze bolsevicka
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-12-12
Pocet nlrtvych V
HaIifaxu 0dhadu-
je Sc ma 1000
v pristavisti vyloveno bylo pres
200 mrtvol namoiniku,
vojakl a delnikd.

Halifax, n. s., 10. prosince. -
Prave We stiedu spustoSenlch di-
ariktt, lde fadily pozaay vc
etyrtek minuleho tydne, iez po-
vstaly V dilslcdkn yybuchu mu-
nicnl lodi Mont Blame, 2budoyany
byly hranice a lidG pohybujici Sc
kolem mich vysokymi hromadami
snthu shlcdali ov2duSi tem6i ne
sncsitelnym naslcdkem zapachu
lspalenfeh mrtvol.
Potet mrtvIch odhaduje Sc NY
nj na 1000. DO marnic piivazcny
jsou nepretrzit6 mrtvoly move. z
1000 mrtvol, shromazdGnych v
marniclch, teprye asi 400 bylo sto-
'toznGno. Pod flzennn namoinich
Iautorit provedeno bylo prohleda-
nj dina pflstayu 200 mrtyol ma
moinlkd, vojalSil a d6lnika bylo
vyloveno.
Celia rada budov, znicenfch pri
katastrofe, nemohla byti doposud
prohledana. Velke zav6jc sn6ho-
We st6zuji hledani. Pomoene dru-
ziny pracujf vsude yytrvalc, alt
prdce je mad jeiich silly. Nenr
urcite znamo, jak mnoho lidi by
dlelo Riehmondu, iezto rodiny
Sc sem rychle stehoyaly a znoyu
opetne opoustely toto predmesti.
Richmond naleza Sc ma sever
MIN konei mesta a lily zee vatsl-
nou chudsi tf1dy lidu. Rozklada
Sc podel yodnich Min, kde do
francouzske mnnrni lodi Mont
Blame vrazila belgicka pomocna
LODI 1mo, jedoucf nakladem pro
yalkou postizene Belgieany. .Jak
Sc mohlo stati, re dilsledku teto
srazky, ktera sama o sob6 nebyla
vama, doslo k otevreni nadr5ek
benzinu, ktery dostal Sc do stro-
joyny zpiisob pozar, jehoz dii-
sledku doslo k tax straSlive ka-
tastrofe, sotva kdy uspokojiya
bude vysv6tleno.
Parnik Mont Blame, imeno, iez
nikdy nebude zapomenuto, lei ma
dnlhe strane ilainy prot mestu,
jez bylo zniteno, jako shroueenv a
zacerneny vrak. Nedaleko neho
pax naleza Sc poSkozera lod Imo
a kanadsky kfiznfk Niobc, tento
posleze jmenovany sc zadnymi vi
1itelnymi znamkami poSkozeni.
Itrnact set nakladnich kar ma
vodnl fronte bylo ilpln6 znieenc
pozarem. Ozbrojene straze dopo-
sud patrolujl spustosene Sasti me-
sta.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-12-12
Svedsko dava prednost hladoveni
pred valkou.

Stockholm, 10. prosince. Jc-
stlize bylo by pfinuceno 1lladem
aneb iinym hospoddfskym tlakem
Svedsko k upusteni Cd sve neutra-
lity, nebude miti jmeho vgb6ru,
ncz jiti $ N6mcckcm. Tento ma
hled jc tn pronaSen yscobecne
socialisty a liberaly, jichz sylnpa-
Tie az doposud byly ma strane spo-
ienc6. Zadna strana ale ncni ma.
klonena k agitaci pro valku, lee by
zajem sebezachovani j vyvolal. -
Takova situace niue ale nastati -
bude-li trvati zakaz dovozu potra-
vim = az Syedsko bude tiplne 2
potravin vyeerpano a bude hlado.
yeti Nemecko bude schopno dix
tovati svoje podminky. Svedsko
iiz nynf pocituie anatne nedosta-
tex potravin a paliva, ale je pi'i-
praveno pfidr2ovati Sc sve neu-
trality behem nejtezsi 2imy We sve
historic, tesic Sc nadeji, ze iaro
pfinese svetovy mir hospodai-
skou nleyu. Potravinova situace
mezi lidovymi massami We Sved-
sku ie 0 neco horsi nea ona V Ne
mecku. Delnik dostava meme
brambord a chleba nez ~ Meme
cku, zatim co ccna vseho jc w
sroubovana do ncuvefitelnfch w.
ii. Svedsko upina nadejc syc k
zlepseni hospodafskeho stavu k
spolupraei skandinavskych zemi a
k pomoci takove, jakou Nemecko
jc schopno poskytnouti. Nemecko
pax pokracuje V lisackem vyuzit-
koyavanf. sitnace, odpovidajic ma
americky zakaz posilanim malych
nakladii potrayIn "a ileeiem pro-
pagandy, Glmz mocne pusobi Ma
sentiment svedskeho lidu We syGj
prospech. Lidsusuzllje: Nsmecko,
pres to-, ze ma malo, dava petra
yiny, ale Amerika, tmajici yscho
dostatck, nechce poskytnouti nice.
ho. zntini co Sc til nejeyi doposud
aadneho silnelio protiamcricksho
citehi, lid je lhostejnsm X tomb,
Go Amcrika podnika v zajmll sye.
tovt demokracic a bude po TAX
dlouho, dokud nedostatek potra-
win Dude trvati. Nemecti AGENT
zaplayili jiz Svadsko nabizeii
ku koupi zboii, ktere drive tato
zeme kupovala Amcrice.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-12-12
Povssti 1teku byvaleho cara ze Sibire

stfeaeni ozbrojenou strait. Byva-
" car Mikulas popfel, &c zabyva
Sc timysly o znoyudosazeni trh-
nu, ale mohlo SC stat, ze r,onarcbi-
ste pokusili Sc 0 jeho osvobozeni.
Jiste jednotky v armads, jak Sc
"a to ma, sdstaly mu loyalnimi a.
nebo jsou pod vlivem dlstojnikn,
kteff ndohou vfsti monarcbisti-
ckon revoluci.
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GENERAL KALED|NES
zAHAJIL NOW OOBOJ
PROFIT BOLSEv|K0M
Ruska vlada v proklamaci ozna.
mule, ze general Kaledines je v
otevTene revolte.

Londtn, 10. prosince. Dlouho
oeekayanA obcanska valka V Ru-
sku otividne piisla. General kale-
dimes, vddce donsklch kozaku,
podporovan generalem Kornilo-
VEN, byvalym vrchnim velitclcm
ruskych armad, zvedl prapor re-
volty krajine donskych kozakIi
proti lidu a revoluci, die uredniho
oznameni, vydaneho bolsevickou
vladou. Jako protivahu tomuto
poystanl bolsevicka vlada nafidi-
la vojsku, ably okamzite potlaGilo
toto povstani, aniz by dovolila ja-
kekoliv vyjednavani.
Zadne podrobnosti tohoto po-
ystanl doposud nedosly, ale pro
klamace bolsevieke vlady tvrdf, zc
konstitucni demokrate a mestaci
podporujl hnutl prot Leninova
strane. Kozaci, ,iichz Kaledines je
vidcem, jsou proslullmi bojovni-
ky a tim, ze Kaledines vybral 81
korniloya "a sveho pilruciho, H.
skal 81 muze neobyteine vojenske
schopnosti.
General Kaledines, kozacky
vddce, naleza Sc Novo-C o-Cerkasku,
kde ocividne ocekava dalsiho w
yoje udalosti, die depesi, uverej-
nenfch petrohradskem casopisu
Den, pravi poloufednf ruska zpra-
vodajska agentura depesi 2 Pc
trohradu. datovane V sobntu. V
donskem distriktu, die t6to zpra-
Wy, autorita naltza Sc V rukou
vojenskych a d6lnickych a ukra-
jinskyeh vfbori.
We vojenskych a delnickTch
kruzlch pfevlada nahled, ze gene
raj kaledines je pfipraven pro
brannou demonstraci bolsevicka
viada prijala silna opatreni k je-
jich odrazeni.
Iprava Petrohradu sd6luje, ze
ruska delegace, ktera vyjednavala
o pflmerf, podala svoji zpravu. =
RusovG, die .eto zpravy, navrhli
pflmeri sestimesicni, jehoz pferu-
Semi melo by byti oznameno tfi
dny pfedem, platne pro ysechny
fronty We vSech zemich. Zadne
vojsko nema byti pfcsunovano a
Moon prdliv a Moon ostrov mali
bYti vyklizeny Nemci.
Nemci pax ueinili protinabid-
ku. Pfimeri melo trvati % dni,
vztahovati Sc pouze ma ruskou
frontu, pfesunovani jednotek
mensich ne5 diy-ise melo by byti
doyoleno, Moon prhliv ostrovy
v Rzskem zaliyu mali zistati Y
nemeckych rukou a ruska vojska
mali byti odvolana 2 maeedonske
o trancouzske fronty. Ruska a tu-
reek5 vojska mai vykliditi Per
sii.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-12-12

Washington, D. G., 10. prosin-
ce. - Byvaly car Mikulas prchl
ze syeho vezcni ma Sibiri, die po-
vesti, kterou americky konsul v
Tiflisu oznamil odboru statu. Mi
kulas po SVEN sesazeni trdnu
byl doprayen do vezeni Y Tobol.
sku na sibifi a bylo oznameno, ze
on jeho rodina jsou bedlivs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-12-12
Italska vojska zastavila
Teutony ma Asiago plosins
Angcm rancouz vojska 2aujala 2akopy pode alske ne
Angcane na horejsi Piave. - Francouzove zaujimaj
este ddleztejs posce ma linii

ry Grappa hory Tomba, prave
zApadne Cd Piave - nyni temef
.jiz hledi M planiny dole, veaouci
do stfedni a severni Italie.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-12-12
poCASf PRO oMAHU A oKoLf

Omaha a okoli: Ncust6lene.
Nebraska: Neustalene v pond6-
Il Sc snehem zapadnf fasti; y Il.
terry vseobecn6 pekne.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-12

Mr.. s. C. Bull, who has been in
Greenwood for several months as
the capable Cashier Of the Greenwood
Bank and Trust Co., has gone to
Brookhaven, where he now occupies
a similar position with the First Nat
ional Bank in that city. Mr.. Bull
made a great many friends while in
this city who regret that he is called
away to other fields. 10
Rev. ". K. Clements left today for
Clarksdale to make an address at q
patriotic demonstration, and will re-
main over Sunday to fill his regular
appointment there in the Christian
church.
DR.. C. N. D. Campbell accompanied
Mrs. P. B. Portwood and Mrs. Myers
to Memphis today where they 60 to
St. Joseph's Hospital for operations.
Mr.. C. E. Jordan, of Greenville,
spent yesterday and today in Green
wood, looking after his extensive bus
mess interests here.