Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-11-19
CHURCHILL FEARS
WIDE DISORDERS
British Munitions Minister Warns
Allied Armies Must Be Kept
on Guard.
HOLLANDS QUEEN CHEERED
Great Tide of Boishevism That Threat
ened to Flood All of the European
Neutrais Appears to Have
Been Stemmed.

London. Nov 18.-''There is proba-
bility of extensive disorders through
out Europe, and we must stand on
guard until everything is settled" said
Col. Winston Spencer Churchill, Brit
ish munitions minister. He continued :
eve may need to maintain consid-
cradle armies for long period. De-
mobilization will not be rapid. The
munitions firms everywhere will carry
on until further orders.
''The armistice may lead through
many thorny paths, and there will be
many months of discussion before finei
peace is signed"
Cavalry Patrols Hague.
London, Nov. 1S.-Central News dis
patches from Holland state that at
The Hague soldiers are posted to
guard all public buildings and govern
ment offices.
Cavalry was patrolling streets in
that city, and it was assembled In Am
sterdam, where revolutionary demon
strationS occurred.
queen, IN Drive, Cneere0.
Later dispatches show that the stu
alton is distinctly improved.
Disturbances and excitement had
not died out, but the situation was well
in hand. The queen drove out on
Thursday in an open carriage. She
was cheered and was received every
where with respect.
Tide of BoIshevism Stemmed.
London, Nov. 1S.-The tide of BOZ
sheyism that threatened to flood all
of the European neutrals appears to
have been stemmed, for the time be-
ing at least.
In Holland the governments prompt
expulsion of all bolshevist representa-
tives and agents nipped in the bud the
plot of the "reds" to incense the pop
ulace against Queen Wilhelmina.
Sweden to Vote.
In Sweden the democratic king, Gus
tave, took the dilemma by both horns.
courageously faced the music of the
radicals and told his people that If
they waited republic and proved this
by a majority vote the could have 1t,
A general characterization of the
Swedish suffrage and governmental
system is now under way.
Switzerland Acts Promptly.
Switzerland, for many months hat
bed of anarchist plottings. refugees
: and terrorists from all European lands,
overcame the menace By prompt and
energetic steps against the plotters.
Denmark Out of Danger.
In Denmark the situation is still OBJ
scure, but there seems no danger Of q
serious outbreak. Norway has been
little affected by the "red wave,"
Spain's crisls Averted.
The latest country to appear in the
news as fertile ground for bolshevism
is Spain, but there, too. the danger
seems temporarily averted.
A leader of the Spanish movement
is Senior Domingo, who, in the cham
Der of deputies, openly threatened
revolution unless liberal and demo
cratic concessions were made prompt
ly. There were a number Of demon
STATIONS In Spanish cities, but these
were broken up by the police.
Food Shortage Everywhere.
The situation In all these countries
it is agreed, depends mainly upon
what conditions the approaching win.
ter will bring forth. The food short
age is intense everywhere. To Ameri
ca the sane and moderate elements OF
the whole of Europe look as the saving
angel from anarchy and civil strife.