The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-12-13

L~.-.s, during the war.
It has been announced at London
that the allies will 0 make con-
certed demand for the extradition Ot
the ex-kaiser.
officials Of the railroad administra-
ton have agreed upon the restoration
| OF numerous trains and through Sleep
| ing car equipment Withdrawn early
in the war.
Casualties in the British indian
army during the war, according to OF
fiicial figures totalled 101 ,439, of which
number 33,O51 were killed. died Of
wounds or are missing.
In air raids in sixty-six municipal
districts in England. 3G5 persons were
killed and LAT injured. The prop
erty damage was S4, OO,WW. These
figures are not assumed AS complete
| for all England.
Wlndek Zbyszko Of Poland and Joe
Stecher Of Nebraska wrestled TO y
| draw in Il one-hour catch-ns-catch-can
match at Madison Square Garden.
New York, staged for the benefit OF
the un6ted war work fund.
Having announced the personnel OF
the American MISUNDERSTANDING
Lansing, Colonel House. Henry White
end General Bliss-PreSident Wilson'S
plans for leading the commission ut
the pease conclave in France are now
complete.
All records for the number of pas
plane were broken November u, at
the naval air station, Roc~away, NY,
when the navy's newest type of plane,
No. l, the largest scaplane in the
world. made a flight with fifty men
on board.
The War department has an
nounced that 649.OOO men in American
camps have been designated for early
rehabilitation which should. soon
reach 1000 per day per camp. About
1900 men and officers have already
been discharged.
Tire revised American casualty list
mp % and including November rs an
nounced by General March. listed
81, 723 names independent of prison.
ers Of war. an increase Of around 49,
OOO from the last previous incomplete
compilation.
The problem of increasing potash
production in the United States So
that the American farmer may he per-
%inanently freed "from the grip OF
G%ernany's monopoly" has been turned
over to the Interior department by
the War Industries board.
.
Paris reports state that 4 league
OF nations Is likely to figure before
INK pVdCC SVtIJCI CUNC III du EMILY
stage Of the proceedings. instead Of
being laid over to the close. after the
territorial aspirations Of the various
powers are settled.
Because It was the first city Of itA
size to report m Ov~ersubscriptiOn to
It's quota in the fourth Liberty loan
Ind more than 20 per cent Of it's pop
%Eniation subscribing. Lincoln. Neb., Is
Ito have the honor of naming n Of
1.-THE big ships now being built for the
emergency fleet corporation.
Sixteen brewing plants at st. Louis,
employing 10000 persons and repre-
senting investments Of mor than
500. coo. OOO, lapsed into idlorass No
veInber 80. when the government law
%suspending the manufacture OF beer
until all troops are demobilized, be-
came effective.
Thomas J.. Mooney. labor Leader.
sentenced to be executed on Friday.
Pee. u. for murder growing out Of
the Preparedness day bomb explosion
In San Francisco on July 2, 1914.
when ten persons were killed md
| forty others injured. has had his sen
tencc committed to life imprisonment
By Governor Stephens Of California.
Half dead from starvation and de-
ease 1921 survivors out Of the orig
inal total Of 200 bolshevik prisoners
! md refugees In a train sent across
Siberia BY the Czecho-Slovak troops
fighting In SAHARA. European Russia.
| have arrived at V1adivostok. or the
eight hundred persons missing from
| the original total. most Of them died
from starvation and exposure.
A socialist meeting called t. pro-
test against the execution Of Thomas
j. Mooney at New York. but which de-
veloped into . meeting at which boil
tkeviki doctrines were expOunded,
n,.dnf1 Ia : riot ~venn ao1d}orc ant