Gilpin observer., 1918-10-10
FOREIGN

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fled.
The proclamation of independence
of Bohemia will be issued shortly, ac-
cording to the Budapest newspaper
Azest.
The first decree signed by King
Boris was one demobilizing the Bull
garian army, according to dispatch
from Sofia
Official figures of the casualties Of
the Easter rebellion of 1916. just pub
lished, show that 116 soldiers were
killed, and 3G7 soldiers wounded in
the Dublin district.
The official Austrian correspond
ence bureau has given out dispatch
from Sofia stating that King Ferdi-
nand of Bulgaria ahdicated in favor Of
Crown Prince Boris.
The accession of Crown Prince
Boris to the throne of Bulgaria was
received enthusiastically by the popu-
lace, according TO dispatch from So
rung
Norway lost eight vessels from war
causes during the month of Septem-
ber. the Norwegian legation announced
in London. The aggregate tonnage of
these vessels was II ,943. Six sailors
lost their lives.
Douglas, Alaska, is becoming a
model town. The city marshal re-
signed more than a week ago and no
successor has been appointed. Not
withstanding this fact, there has been
no need of a marshal
Paris Homme Libre says: I'VE are
on the road to victory. We will not
let them stop us. An armistice is not
possible We want reparation for the
past and guarantees for the future
Germany is in despair. She begins to
feel the anguish of her defeat
A protest was filed with the Ameri
can consul at Juarez, Mex. and for
warded to Washington against the
proclamation issued by General Fran
cisco Murguia, communicating all
horses and mules in the state of Chi
huahua for the use of the military
An Indication of the troublous times
in the German army is the report that
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg has re-
signed after stormy interview with
Emperor William during which Won
Hindenburg informed the emperor that
German retreat on large scale was
necessary.
A powerful movement is under way
in Germany for general armtstice
and peace. The new German chancel-
lor, Prince MaXimilian of Baden pro-
posed a general suspension of hostili-
ties, the appointment of plenipoten-
tiaries to meet at a neutral place for
the discussion of league for arbitra-
ton and disarmament and the for
warding of request to the entente al
lies for their terms.
Sporting News
Pittsburgh and Syracuse University
football elevens will meet in Syracuse
on Nov. 23
The Eaton High football eleven de-
feated the Manual Training High team
of Denver by the score of to 0 at
Eaton, Colo.
company of Chinese theatrical
players presented drama at Oakland,
Cal, recently which started at II
O'Clock in the morning and did not end
until midnight.
William Bowman was high gun in
the Denver Trap club shoot at Aurora
The well-known professional broke 4S
out of so, despite the fact that a
steady wind blew over the traps.
Shoots will be resumed every Sunday
morning during the winter
General
Prices and distribution of practical
ly all articles of wearing apparel are
to be controlled by the War Industries
Board.
Unconditional surrender character
ICES the general comment in Paris on
the demand for peace sent by the cen.
tral powers to President Wilson.
Capt. II. w. Schroeder's world rec.
ord breaking altitude flight at Wilbur
Wright field, near Dayton. Ohio, Sept.
IS, was certified at 2S.900 feet in a
statement by the Aero Club of Amer.
lea AT New York.
Provost Marshal Miles c. Saunders
was notified by Washington officials
hat the master lists in the Sept. IL
draft We're being mailed TO the Colo.
rado district draft boards and the pro
vost marshals' department.
More than 100 grocery stores in New
Orleans. La. will go out of business
after the manufacture of beer is dis
continued on Dec. /. according to A
A. Larose, secretary of the New Or
leans Retail Grocers' Association. OF
the more than 1000 groceries in the
city about half are operated in con
nection with saloons.
Sixty-four men are missing and 1926