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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
Syonine al Konfretifibe

@aibington, 16bc Woi: SfibS'
fortsfommj5iioncn bar ioog beiliit'
tet itrnr at gaa iqnng mcb @pg'
ningen al IA 0ompifibe al aon-
fret Cement al Ell Iomlet Greg
t,qbe6 al 10000 Con % fire Sell.
iiibe al iannle Woteriel al en-
0rTgtigbeo paa tiliammen 12,50C
Con.
Ger er tioligerc a%iiluttet Som.
trnft ON @pgningen Of IS aon'
fretitibe pan Ell lnrnlet Trrgtighet
al t17,500 Con.
Sttc al &c npe Sfibc fol bpggcs
tao @%citfpitcn 90 Hcitcn paa Mt
lanterbup5fpitcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
Sor9elie S%lYpeulyffe.

Ncm 0orf Sen 17oe Moi; Sap
teiu Silpio He5noti al oct fngl.
itolieuifc 6lppcrforpS, Iom for en-
Gib iioen iertc bct itorc t0EaS'
layers geroplan fra @oIbington
iii Stem 9orf, blcp orGbt oco Wfio'
hooStib ioog poa Ipiationsmurfer
poo @elnpitcob.
lllpffcn inbtrnf, mcocn5 aaptci-
ncn, Ger par Ell al Stalicns berpm-
tcite MilitGrfIppere, foreto9 er,
Vrrpciippnin9 meo ct al DC beri
@onoct bp99cbe % al Hegieringell
alttoriicrcoe Gaproniploncr.
Naria0en til lllpffen er enonll
ifte f~anltatcrct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
SDflanos 0anneplancr
WoroiSbanct.

2onbon "Goilp Stems" Ifriper ben
23be Warts:
Ilpprlige Tom Milligbeberne for
en- tpif-tprfiif glftipitct / Neriien og
riisiiif Gentralaiien utpiliomt CT, err
Oct foritaaelig, at ri inben n1eaet
lrn9e pil finoe itsrre grllno for
sgngitelie i Spifernes Sremtrnngen
gjennem Sinlonb.
SpIferne Bor / s5inlanb langt mere
piotrGffenbe Seniieter enb giteriie-
ems Smonnnelie til en- tpIf Snoiip.
Ceres l,tpiliomme Sormaal er at
opr1aa Ell isfri Sapn MOB Horo. Zen
me Wllrmdnbane, iom bar gnoeIta-
tion / &ola, fife langt fra ben norife
@r9nIe, lisger llbenior finif Serri-
forum.
Wen affurat paa lamme Waabe
iom Splferne bar ltbpibet Ukraine ii!
Ell ubpre Itor omprf Stat, iaoIeocs
fan Sc ubpibe Sinlanb til Suioebo.
pets &piter og g~tprbisbapet, bpis
Der ingen er til at iige itci til oct
st Slags Enaifnosarrdngement
benne Eetriug lpnes olcreoe at bore
trufiet mellem 0inlanb, 5plfIono %
Goliiepiferne.
Soda lieeer peo Ell Sapn, bpor
Ganoet life frpier, paa 8runo al
parnte ipblige Strsn,mes Snoflp.
oelie. 0igc paa ben onben SIDE al
0rrnicn er Sarangerfioroen oe Ser
norife Sapn &abse. Selp Sapnen>
Sromsp og Narpif err inoen LET Hpf'
fepiboe for iamuittigbeOslpie Spll
Der.
Spis Spiflano iGtter fig fat
nogen isiri Sapn inberfor Iolorcirf
len, piloe set fllnne forallore felt
Gnglatbs % &c Sorerebe Staters
Stilling tiliios.
81 bsr mco flor Smbpegcligbe>
iagttage DC tpIfe Sperationer / Sin
lallo.
aola og Wurmanbanen reprGi en-
terer Ben encIte fri l1bpei til ben peit
lige Geroen, ion gfuslallb MI CT
@eiiooclie al.
Senne @agoer inb / &i,slano mac
life gaa tabt, % hi maa pRre for
iigtiae, ina life Spiflnnb paa el
llnoerhaanosmoaoe erbperper el
Tlaabebaiis til aaben Sip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
Gomeifcao.-Ser er MI 100, 900
StHal0e.-5 Ncres apbt oprfet

it%alnenterct lit SALADS til YriniesIc
Nlmelie, begpnotc at iple iig lltrpg
pna 8rurO al sc mallge Iugreb fra
Den republifunife Eresie. Siin al.
nl,1ereoe oct ferite SeItomente og
ifirnfeoe Galaoiet til set sitcrrigife
8~eionotifab / Toris. 9aIablet bIep
oengang toreret til IL Miuioner
Srancs. Ta Gape SEQ Den Srcts
tcnoe feireoe lit 50.slars SllbiIprm
Tom Ereit, forctog Den gapmilbe
&ertuginbe Ell @aliart til Hom %
pperrafte Tapen Ell Miaion Srancs
ionr Teterspenee.
Taa benne Maabe rep bun bort
oct enc Slao efter oct al,oet al fine
&eger, og tilillit par Ser bare" 100
@ino igien. Siun oprcttcbe ell hcI
Del 2egater, ifirnfeoe % MiQin.
ner Srancs til l1bbngnina al @enuos
Sam, iom benbes Nano haube bna-
get for 30 Wi0ioncr Sire. ga Reiten
al lin 0orlnre tcitnmentcrcSc bun
Ill aeiicrinoe Sriebrid.
: en- enfel, final Srricne, ioin
itob / oct gamle @ibliotefsrum, MS
aanoeoe oenne &pinoe, iom bapoe uG.
ret Den riaeite / europa, oa bpis
itsrite 2pffe bapbe prret at ifipnfe
bort lin Hiebom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
Wanocn ineO octt
balpc Njcrmc.

Norife @Iooc onltaIte for Ell Sio
iioen eli Gel Underestimate SagttageI-
Ter nngaocnoc Nicrncit % Sipsfunf
tiollernc. Golgcnoe 70 Taralleltil-
irloe beIpicr SporesmaaIet poerli
gore:
%eo lin @icnlfonnit ira IlanoS-
ocrltc mebiorte EuuIerbaaben "5bcr"
ell baarot inarct Suio9aroilt, Ell
Slime, NiiIo &onnifo. San par
t%ruiict al Ell @ranatipliut / Nanoelr
% bopoc ioact Eauocbclet trpftet
ino, bporucb i~orreitc Gel az Slernel'
par lfaoct. San bleu inolagt paa
SeraiimcrIosnrettet.
Gil SpergSmaaIct ON. bporntoi
Den ip9e piIoe iaa noecn irclntloi9
Ieu al Saoret i Sorm al lab al
SiGisepner o. lieneuoe, itiueoe Den
9Tse, iom plcicbc &anuifo, Jig me-
oct iansuiuif. Gen iorreitc Tel a
&icrnen or bcn minoit smiaalellge
Den 'n1cS bopeoioeelig at beltaa al
6orbinocllcSboner mellem ior'tleuist
Gcltrer, % I'll % nteo 9an'fe al
porlisc Sfoocr her bar iom Hescl
eitcrat %atientcn err bIcpct fritz igicn
life bapt andre 6elser, enc at peo
toptmenoc bar miitet GrInorinsef
ON enfelte fcrtere, ifarpt besrGnle
Dc XlNAperiober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

Gin por fife oct iprltc Hlaa Wen.
n~eifebeben fit paa iig. Sprcifinb %
Ills bar elionl, 1lore glner men
9inens Mlber iom altltlirplonte err
BOG aniclig nof. Gen imalblaoebe
Gin, iom bar lit Siemiteb / Wtiooel-
bopspmroabet, bar ben ferite Grp-
nirlgaplolnte, ion blcp taget u1oer
allItllr / europa. Sau tiOlig Iont
ira Ben pngite StcnaIber bar mon
Tlirrb al Gin / De idnei5ilfe YPleblls-
@pcr. Stcnoloerfolfet bprfebe Gin
poa inc Ngrc, % al Gin forfprol-
gcoe sc Snorc, 6iifcnet, Watter og
gropc Seicr.
Mor bar oQIno iunoet Heiter al
set ifmei5iifc Stcnaloerfolfs primi.
tiue &ppltolcr. Yna oisIe iremltll-
leoc De Seier meo gepnlctrilfc III
oltrer / blaat, root og guilt. Sra 9tor-
Sen bar man inacn Sinrcitcr tio-
liQerc cno ira bcn nrgIte Troilcc-
olber. Set or bog life iiffcrt at
Gin bergong ogiaa blcu bprfet her.
Sanbelaicrbinoelien bar iao liplig, at
Den nlegct goDt fun uGre in1porteret
Scn Gin iou oct bengang Dor
Gale ON, par Den imulblabeoc Gin,
iom life bnrfcs mere. Gen mtpr.
rcllbc brcoblabcbe allltltrlin har en-
orocn Sprinbclic. Gems Siemlanh
CT Eeriicn OF &oltfaiien. smereoG
fem Suien Nor ipr &riiti Spoiel bier
9ilcn bprfct / @obnlonien. Sreenc
brltgfe &c ierite 9inbnrfere iii Srbe
@inirs blcu / Nlminbeligbeb logi
inmmcn meO Den Gpoe iom Niite
Wrapen.
Oct ploitc 9illfun6 / 9Gappter
itarnner ira omfriua Nar 5000 I. 8r
: ct Tnrabemibeailuffc ira bcnltt
Sio bar ma iinbet Sait % Sro a
brcoblaoet Gin. Mcn fnrit tilien Nol
iencrc blcp Sinen alminbeIi9 oprfei
/ sGgnpten. 9~inflUberne blep III
SGspptcrncs Stoltbco % fienoenler
fcbc Dem ira %arbarcrne, iom fol
oct melte off flTNt lllb. SSffc bore
sc Iepenbe sGaupterc par flpot / Gin
Saiaa Sigcue bIep iuebt inc i langI
Siniueb. Get bIcu betragtct iom CT
SfiGnoigheo at flToc CT 9ia / lllo
Tao &omers SID fienbte ogiat
Grrferne Sinen, men bare icm CT
frcnnncb Smportparc. Set orltaIe:
lom benrcrfeliesperbig of SbpSieu!
cnaong ion mclcm 9aaen. nemlil
lnocr iii Seisg / Saiofcrnes Sonp
Sinflrocr ror life / Srng hos D
rlbite @rTfere. Snm ale ariif
Solf harSc Be oprinbelig bare llIo
flrbcr. Elsie hapbe paa CT enoni
tioliscrc Staoium eritattet Sraatel
al 0preitiuo. Get bar ierit gienner
Seniferne, at @rGferne blep fienb
pleS Sinteict- Set arnIsie Sinpla'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
China 90 Japan
moo GYIflano.

@aTbirgton, tSbe Wni: lloen'
riaSoepartcnlcntet mebbelcr at oct
bar mootoget llnoerretnins ON, at
at be @uicrebc bar truifet ct ar-
ronaemcnt meo China % Sapan
I'm at opretboIbe Sreben / oct Tier.
lie 2iten MOB ct tpif 8iennembrlio.
1oriporet al Nantid)uriet er
Sopeoiorntaolct meo oct t%rline Pr
rongentent, men Der er en- Dtlilig'
6co for at set oglaa fomrier til of
rnliotte Sibirien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

2oncn ont Gegiitrering al De iin-
&C Mrno, iom bar fplht fit 2tbe
Mar iiocn lite Sunni THOR, er Ioin
mcooeIt peotnget al aoi,gresien, og
Ell Proclamation bill meb Oct fsrite
blipe noitcot al Trpiioer,tcu for He'
oiitrcrina al ioooonue Den 5tc Snnti.
0ctte III %llnberrctning Tor EubIi
fun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
Zen Hurifc uncertainties Nfticr,

Slclgc telegram ira &opcofontorct
| Griitionio til @inicnS Ghicoao.
acntor, natcrt Den l6he Mai, bar
aurien poa SinicnS sIfticr poa Sri
itiania Sers 431 e cler $232.7 "a
pr. Nftlc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
Sur Spuarcsieu.

llnNertegue0e bar liillcI iig tom repus
blitanii 0onbiNot Ill NnnQreSier ira
ilerNe Soma 2iiiriti % ~moer.aitcr ia
DC republitanlie S1lgcres Seiiemmelie
ueo %riirrrpalset ber 3hic Slmi.
Secorah, Solpa. 21be Mai 1918.
4 W. guser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
: Oct itoor Ifrcuct, at n,on IfoI

Get Itaar ~lfrcpct. of man fol
Qiue % life gan trui. &c. ion
bor mcgct. nlaa 8lue al i'm Speriloo
ioa meact, Of Oct monner: bcr, iom
har miilorc, nlaa siuc, iaa BET ipier.
GnfellS SfiGrp eoar lisc lonat til
al pinoc arigcu Tom Den riee Wanos
icbe Gbccf, vi mao alc gisrc port.
Netop III mao pi aisre oct peo q,
eipe riseIia til Oct Heoe aors. Del
er Oct nGrulelte arau. r
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

- Spao man aiper meb ct aobt
Sierte. fommer tuIenfoIb til6oge,
Stst Oct Heoe &ors meo bine Col.
lars!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

Tasr re former reres eubRrtprpa. 'ens
beli gu'i' erer surtanpisnina. Sc, er nit.
ieri Of fenoe Iefe gense I dlrnineeIise srepe.
"a st Ian TIE bore anfoorItse for Renss, len
bgiy boyie poa 9e,ea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

$50 Mcres; s;, ss,% s:' ,s s s:%; = T. :, sr s:s :: e #ss.' ,s ss";S: y
nor sdom sO 3sdt sornlaO. os 2 @Gtin9sis; imut sunO % 6rnsbaDsi askdOn
bebne 3orbtuartet, til ben las pris af SO pr are pau Ie 9ltaar." gisser ct al
9orouehens mel. pelhaaenbe Nanbnapite Setemsnsr.
c.. M. Peterson, Starbuck. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
20 Qlcres

70 ylrrr6 II WiI fra Spen 9ud,
$500 isis, COB Bel, pei opbps.
get 9iaboIas, 2 gcres 9leieiorb, Neiten
aaben os tslninerbeporet 8rGss ons, lbmer.
tet Sorbbnnb, prGstise Spsntnser % sobt
Tauo. Er,S 81, 400, inobefa:tst Soften.
Sn%ertaselie naariombelit.
w. M. Christensen, Luck, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
Stlialgs.-1O,O 600 Ncres 0anb

. tlialgs.- 40 til $40 Icres eoot
- Wtinneiotos eaub uoeu uogeu officiating
/ 10 gar. 8ilifrip s. MaribaQ, @loperton,
Winneiotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

Nnifes. -8eeiitreret Sarmaceut
- for 9tortb Satota. Sat Stiuin9.
Sfrip / isrite Srep ON 9ensiorlan9euoe.
8. @. MiIer, Rusbp, u. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

c. M. Peterson, Starbuck. Mimi.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-29
Such men WIN WARS

London. May 2S.-Lieut. Joseph
Lindley Scales. Australian, is mention
ed for conspicuous gallantry and devo-
tion to duty in capturing single handed
a strong point $50 yards in front of his
line.
By effective use of his rifle he killed
four of the enemy in the post and two
more as they tried to escape. He then
rushed the post from distance of so
yards and captured the machine gun.
His men came to his assistance and
aided in capture of five prisoners.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-29
NO WHEAT FLOUR TIL
SATURDAY IS ORDER

There is no use going to the
stores to buy wheat flour this
week. that is not until Saturday,
for they will not sell you any.
For FIVE days no wheat -four is
to be sold by any dealers in the
state except In specified cases
such as hospitals. logging camps
and bakeries. This drastic &C.
tion was taken Saturday by the
food administration to curtail the
consumption of wheat following
the adoption of the wheatIess
resolutions at the war confer
ence.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-29
TIE coNDoN GLOBE


Entered daily us second class matter In the post
Office at Condon Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-29
MICKIE SAYS

The kaiser had better stay a.
way from Cantigney.
Labor strikes are not making
any hit with the public nowadays.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Smith of
Mayville were in Condor yester-
day.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-29

% Miss Hazel Schott started to
work'in Graves and Graves stor e
today. 4 01ng3te
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-29

Mrs. Fred Anderson is over
from Mitchell toattend the races.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-29
Warning to Fuel Users

We quote the following from u s. Fuel Admin.
strator Garfeld's order Of March 80, 1913:
Every householder public N in
81 coal earn uraed to
place without delay their orders for their
We earnestly advise the public place
their orders and signify their willingness
cept immediate delivery of their coal require
ments for the coming fall and winter
We believe there will be great difficulty in sup
plying good coal later in the and that
many will either be short of coal or
will Of necessity be obliged to burn inferior and
low grade Goals which will prove extremely
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-15
AUSTRIAN EN- ER0R
SEES PEACE DAWN
Felicitates His People on
Treaty With Ukrainia and
Predicts Happier Future
AMSTERDAM. Tcb -,

The following manifesto has been is
sued at Vienna by Emperor Charles;
"To my peoples;
"Thanks to Gods gracious aid we
have concluded peace with Ukraine. our
victorious arms and the sincere peace
policv which we pursued with ind'ia'l-
gable perseverance, have shown the hrst
fruit of defensive war wagrd Tor our
preservation.
"In common with my hard-trlod pe'-
,lcs | trust that after the first ooncIu-
ion Of peace, which is 50 gratifying
AN event for us, general peace soon
will be- granted suffering humanity
"I-ndrr the impression Of this peace
~ Ukraine our glance turns with run
,ynlpathv TO that aspiring young po"pl'
In whose heart first aNphg our olpO-
nauts the feeling Of ncighbnriE loNc mas
rnco,na opcratiVc and which aller hrd-
very exhibited in numerous pattI's alSo
uosscss,d sufficient rcS"IuteheS| 10 ElN'
iunrpssiou by deed hrior" the Whple
world to it's better CONVICTION.
eft thus has been the first to leave the
rauD of our enemies in order, III the
interest of the sprediost possible attain
~, uf of "A NJ " and Er, Ij t'lFnpU AIM "
mite its efforts with our strength,
"Haviug from the first moment !
,pountpd the throne Of my exalted tore-
fathers felt myself one with my peoples
in th. rock-like resolve to fight out the
struggle forced upon us until an honor
able peace was reached, feel myself so
much the more one with them in this
hour in which the first step now has
been taken for the realization of this
aim with admiration for and affection
ate recognition of the almost superhu-
man endurance and Incompatible self
sacrifice of my heroic troops, as well as
Of those at home who daily show no less
self-sacriiicc, / look forward with fun
confidence to the near and happier fu-
ture.
May the Almighty bless us further
with strength and endurance. that not
only for ourselves and our faithful allies
but also for entire humanity we may at
tain a final DeaCe."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-15
ITALIANS BLAST
AUSTRIAN POST
Mine Kills Every Teuton
in Position East of Capo
Sile
FOE HAMMERS IN VAIN
Boroevic Resumes Violent At
tacks in Mountains, but Fails
With Heavy Losses
FOE HAMMERS IN VAIN

LONDON, f'eD. TO-
Every member of an Austrian garrl-
son in an advanced post east of Capo
Slc. In the low-lying region north OF
Venice. was killed when tine Italians
blew up a mine they had dug beneath
them, Rome officially announces.
The Italians then entered the position
from their trenches, defending the
brfdgehead, and took possession of the
equipment of the dead Teutons.
Artillery fire continued violent on
the eastern edge Of the Asiago plateau,
where the foe has made two unsuccess-
full attacks to retalee the heights he cap
tured last autumn and lost recently,
There were also heavy gun duels In
the Gludcaria valley and along the
middle piave.
Arditti Especial storming troops)
crossed several lines of wire entangie-
ments on the mountain front between
the upper courses of tho Garda and
| the Adige They entered the hostile
| trenches at two points, killing several
sentries and bringing back few pris'
| oners.
| Austrian Field Marshal Boroevic ap
parently desires TO bring an end to thu
period of inactivity. lie is resuming his
battering ram tactics in the mountain
section.
IN the last three days the Austrian'
have engaged I'm vigc"o"c action!
against tte new italian line In the Fren
zela and Bella valleys. where importan
positions We're wrested fror' the Aus
| trians a short time ago. The, enemy
preceded his infantry attacks by VIC
| lent bombardments, but when the Aus
trian infantrymcn attempted to press
| forward, as they did in the Bella Val
| ley. by advancing into the Selle ant
Vallette woods, they came under tn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-15
FIRE ON BELGIAN MOB
in BRUSSELS SQUARE
Several Soldiers and Civilians
Reported Killed in Demon
stration Over Judges Arrest
AMSTERDAM, Feb. Is.

The Belgian Government, having or
dered the Belgian judges in the oc-
cupied territory to prosecute all activlsts
guilty of having announced the fall or
the Kings Government and of proclaim
ing autonomy in Flanders the three
presidents Of the Brussels Court Of
Cassation placed under arrest Pierre
Took and Dr. August Borns, leaders
of the activist movement.
The Germans Immediately FASTENED
70 the Palace Of Justice in Brussels ana
arrested the three presidents. at the
same time releasing Toek and Borms.
The news spread like wildtire. and dele
gates representing soc Brussels societies
met in the main square, where demon
stration of thousands of persons was
being carried out.
The police and soldiers charged and
qred upon the crowds, several soldicrs
and civilians being killed or wounded.
The three magistrates were sent 10
Germany. Later the Court of Cassa-
tion met and decided to resign in a
body IL the three magistrates were not
released. All the Belgian tribunals have
united and decided TO strike. The Bel
rian people everywhere according TO
this report, are In state OF extreme
Indignation against the Flemish inhabi-
tants.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-15
ROW ENDS PEACE MEET;
IS HUNS WATCH RUSSIA

LONDON, Feb. Is.
Dispatches from Munich. by way Of
Zurich, declare the discussions at Brcst-
Ltovsk last Sunday between DR. Won
Kuehlmann, the German Foreign Sec
retary 4: Count Czernin, the Austro-IIun-
garian Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
Leon Trotsky. the Bolshevik Foreign
Minister were particularly stormy and
ended in a violent rupture which bore all
the seeds of a future conflict.
"That is why the conference Of Ger
man Main Headquarters is discussing
the eventuality of every energetic MILL
tary measures against the Russians"
says the correspondent
The one thing clear in all the discus
sion in Germany is that the military
lines on the Russian frontier must he
maintained, regardless of whether the
rehabilitation of the Russian forces is
carried out in good faith or not. and il
is broadly intimated in some quarters
that the great German offensive on the
western front, so widely advertised and
extensively discussed for three months
or more, will have TO be postponed or
abandoned. as Germany has not now
enough troops to man both the western
and the eastern fronts for offensive
operations.
Almost all the German papers agree
In the statement that 1rotskys Oruer 10
demobilize the Russian army was fol-
lowed within three hohrs by another
canceling this command, and definite re-
ports are reaching Germany that a new
army is being organized in Russia out
of the remnants of the old one.
with these reports come others that
the Bolsheviki are on the verge of col
lapse, or perhaps already have col
lapsed. In this connection ii should b'
noted that no advices or news direc
from Petrograd have been received II
London since Tuesday, but rumors arr
current of rioting or of more importan
fighting in the streets of the Russian
capital.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-15
WAR ZONE IS CHANGER
Alterations in Irish and North cA..
mel Prohibited Area -

WASHINGTON, FEB. 12.-rh.
lean consul general at London e A1s' e
transmitted the following: WV" hs
Admiralty Notice No. 1926 anna.
alterations Of the prohibited Uua's ."ua !.
Irish Channel and North Cbanns /
Navigation is now forbiddsn
vessels in the area bounded
northwest by line joining la,,,n y
degrees 22ia minutes north, lons,,e
degrees II minutes west, and Ioe Is.e
55 degrees 81 minutes north. ,oaAu
degrees 81 minutes west, bouns.0e
the southeast by a line JOINING ~
tude 55 degrees 1874 minutes ~
longitude degrees 80 minutes wo..
latitude 55 degrees 02 minutes
longitude 8 degrees 401a minutes "'s
bounded on the southwest bv
joining first and fourth points. ho..M ~
on the northeast by a line joinIrs -
ond and third points"
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When the time comes for American
troops to go over the top for the first
time after definite taking over sector
In the line, there viii be more to con-
tend with than mere advance or occu-
patton Of boChe trenches and holding
them 1t must not he forgotten then,
as now. that We are confronting an
enemy whose methods of warfare are
diabolical to the extreme. and that fair
play does not exist in his vocabulary
The boche utilizes the tactics of the
assassin, despite his bravery in battle
Records exist demonstrating this TO so
many cXtents that II might seem super
fuous to rciterate them They are so
many and diverse. so evil and diabolical
that. constant reminder Of what they are
seems nevertheless essential
When the bocne retreated from
devastated territory last spring, nearly
every abandoned village and town oc-
cuplcd by the French and English was
trap, making for murder pure and
simple. A few examples that the Allies
came in contact with at that time as
well as since in other operations We're:
FlENDISH TRAPS LAID
A loose wire, apparently portion of
/ wreCkage, lay innOcently upon the
,rr,,,nJ s a French or English soldier
,,.i,,,ad o,.or /, a mine exploded. \ piece
/ 80 ',,oo,1 frrnisbed tho same trap, A
e,,i,,od bei,ret law ,non thc ground as
, if tarown down in retreat. Picking II
up as a souvenir set off apparatus th"t
! blew the soldier to atoms. Traps were
gd,,,d ;r ohris and dupouts TO such an
ay,o1, tbat tho standing order exists in
,i,a ErancI, and british armies never
.a or,ar ,r, bnnbazard. hut only after
coros,,I inycstigntion.
.,i,,,,,.o,o1 Il, ro,ve
| Empty cotl"' "eIe 20 tha cher
| Of two or three' one "loP ,nsi,,, W nc.
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Two Hotels Fail to Ask License

NORRISTOWN, Feb. 1j.--There will
nrobably be two dry places in Mont
gonery County in a short time. In ad-
dition to the Ncranda 'ouse, Norris
town, for which no application for a
license has been filed. it has also been
discovered that no license application
has beeu filed for the Franconia Hotel,
In Eranconia township, which was
RECENTLY sold by the sheriff, 1t was
conducted by Frankie Mooney. The
n,rchasers of the hotel were Charles
and Theodore Holly, Of Souderton.
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enemy.
The new ruling came into effect yes
tcrdIy as suddenly as the deprival OF
the privilege crme into being last sum
mer While 10 Information has been
given out from headquarters as to why
the privilege is to be renewed, 1t Is TO
some extent certain that protests made
at the time have been considered in
Washington and acted favorably upon.
For the last few months the pictures
shown In movies and otherwise in the
United States Of the army in France
have been m tde only by photographers
attached to the signal corps For movie
purposes. of course, this scheme was the
best but for the readers of individual
stories in individual papers nothing is
more interesting than photograph or
two accompanying the story when it IS
possible to send one.
The photographs as heretofore. Will
very justly be subjected to censorship,
as all correspondence