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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-27
JAPANCI POMOHOU CESKOSLOVEN
' SKE ARMADE MA SIBfRI.
Pokracovani Ze strany /.

Pokracovani ze strany l.
fadu sveho vzdala, jak HASA
derese dosla Timesdm z Vladi
vostoku.
Londyn, 26. cervence. -
Nedatovana depese z Vladivo-
stoku, jez sem dosla, oznamuje,
ze provisornl vlada sibirska
dne Is. cervence predlozila
Spojencdm zadost o spolecnou
vojenskou akci.
V depesi Sc pravi: "Jest do
bra nadeje, re situace vyvola
ma hnutim generala Horvatha,
antibolsevickeho vidce bude
likvidovana a ze nebezpeci OBJ
canske valky bude odvraceno.
Stanovisko SpojencG bude ovla
dati situaci We vychodni Sibfri.
Status provisornf vlady podro-
ben bude zmenen, nebude-li
rychle zahajeno spojeni.
Propaganda je velmi cinnou
mezi velkym poctem valecnych
zajatcG, kterf sc volne mlsi me-
ri domorode obyvatelstvo a
mali neobmezenou prilezitost
ku skodlive cinnosti.
Diva tisice NemcI a Mad 'arG
tisic cervenych gardistd, KITE
Fl cell Cechoslovakdm ,nacha-
zejf Sc v slime opevnenych "a
kopech u reky Ussupi, kdezto
dalsi 4.500 valecnych zajatcn
a 5000 bolsevikd sc AZ dely o.
pevnuji sve posice cd Chaba-
rovska.
Londyn. "a. cervence. = Do
pisovatef Daily Mail oznamuie
z Tiensinu, ze Gina sc rozhodla
spolu1cinkovati ma spojenecke
intervenci v Sibifi. K rozhodnu
tt tomu pry doslo We schGzi mi
nisterstva, jez konala Sc 18.
cervence.
Kanadsky pacificky pflstav,
26. cervence. - Paul S. Rel
mach, americky vyslanec CT
ne. nachazel sc ma palube par
niku, jenz ucinil zde zastavku
ma sve ceste Aisle do americke
hc pristavu. .
Jak vypravuje Reinach, We
refine mfneni v Cine jest roz-
hodne We prospech spojenecke
intervence v Sibffi.~ Reinach do
dal vsak. re hodno Jest politova
nj, ze v Cine panuje roztrzka
mezi sever. a jiznfmi frakce-
mi. coz znamena oslabeni Gin
skf ucasti We valce.
Londyn, "a. cervence. - Bez
dratna depeSe z Ruska uvadl
text dohody mezi zastupci An
glie ,Spojenych StatG a Francie
a Murmanske regionalni vlady
ohledne obranv Murmanskeho
hzemi proti vladam n6mecke
koalice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-27

ieho lesk, pro jeho krasu okou
zlujici a oslnuiici. Zlato. pripo
mfnajfci lesk slunce, bylo lid
stvu symbolem bozstvf a jest
po dnes zboznovano.
Muzove i zeny - zejmena
zeny - staroveku i nasich dob
spatfovali We zlate nejvzacnej-
81 okrasu sve bytosti, touzili po
mem, ponevadz citili, nebo as
pom domnivali Sc, ze ovesi-li Sc
hojne zlatem, stanou Sc spise
predmetem obdivu, uctivani,
zboznovani. Muzove i zeny
vsech vekG byvali a jsou schop
nj IA zlato obetovati sve pre-
svedcenf i svou cest, prodavati
svou dust i t6lo dopousteti Sc
nejvetSich zlocinG.
Cd lakomce, jenz hromadi
Zlate sperky penize We sve
truhlici ne proto, ably "a ne ne
co dobreho jinym zpdsobil, ne
DO ably jich sam uzil, nybrz pro
ste proto, ably jich hodne mel,
v mich hrabati a jimi tesiti Sc
mohl, al k zalibne zene, ktera,
ably obvesiti Sc mohla lesklym
zlatem, prodava to nejdrazsi,
CO zena ma, obetuje nevinnost
divcf i manzelskou vernost 4
povinnost matky, jaka to stup-
nice nicotnosti, spatnosti a zlo-
cinnosti!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-27

Nahodou jel koIem policejnf
nacelnik Smith, ktery zranen6-
Il odvezl do st. Clair nemocni-
ce kde lekari doufaji, ze crane
ny Sc oZdravl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-27
POULIcNf NEHODA.

Charles Green, 2129 Pro-
spect ave., zaiel vcera odpole-
dine Sc svym automobilem pred
karu ma rohu St. Clair ave. a
vych. 40 ul. Green byl vyhozen
ma dlazbu automobil nara
zem 20 stop odletel ku predu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-27
cTETE!
CTETE!

kdo je povedom z jiznich
Czech ciste duchovedy "Spiritis-
mu", kdo ma opravdove cestne
rfani ku poznani. neb dalSimu
obnoveni zaiimavych vedomo-
sti, necht necha adresu V adm.
t. listu. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-27
DEMON TROCKY.
Dava rudou gardu ma pospas
NemcGm a ma druhe stra-
ne chce zniGiti Cecho-
slOvaky.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. C. - Podi-
vuhodne jsou cesty lidoveho
komisare valky Leona Trocke-
no. Stale mobilisuje, stale vola
do boje, ochotne dava popravo
vat sta scialistG ruskych pro
skutecnou neb i jen domnelou
ucast jejich ma zavrazdeni ne
meckeho velvyslance Won Mir
bacha, pokracuje nyni vsak me
ne hlucne ''v odzbrojovani ce-
skoslovenske armady, vrha do
zalare predni pracovniky Ma
rodni Rady Ceskoslovenske ma
Rusi.
Ac hhasa, re neni Rus ami lid
(ie ovsem puvodem rusky zid)
ale internacionalista, zda Sc, re
V prve rade je internacianali-
stou 81 duchu vGdce nemecke
cisarske socialisticke strany
Scheidemanovy.
Ami jednou skutkem, ba
nlnohdy nikoliv ami rozhodnej-
Sim slovickem nepostavil sc ma
odpor nemeckemu imperialis-
mu.
We sve mezinarodni solidari-
te $ bolseviky jinych narodG je
TAX ddsledny, ze jak znamo i
hned opustil finske tovaryse a
necnal rudou gardu po tisicich
str5let, aniz jen zaprotestoval.
Ba, jde tax daleko, ze
kdyz jde 0 smisene sbory rusko
ukrajinskych bolSevikG mlci a
nicf.
Nahodou jsme zahledli tired
nj Zpravu rakouske tiskove kan
ce!afe jez sdeluje dine 13. GER
vna tento rapport nemeckeho ge
nerala Koerzera:
Mole prapory, Skadrony a
baterie temef znicily bolSevic-
kou rudou gardu, ktera je vede
na ceskyym dGstojnfkem a cd 9.
Cervna prichazejic Cd Jejsku
as sile 10000 muzG pristala
ma pobrezi Azavskeho more
rostupovala 1tocne proti Ia
gagngroku. Dosud bylo napoc-
teno 5000 mrtvych z bolSevicke
eardy, necitaie ty, kdo zahynu
Ii We vode.
To Sc udalo v cervnu roku
1918 ma rozhrani stare guber-
ME donske. Je sc ovsem tezko
vyznat kan az saba neb kde
vlastne prestava pro Trockeho
Rusko a vlada sovetu, protoze
ochotne dial ma pospas TurkGm
celY Kavkaz, NemcGm celou "a
padni Rus, ale IDA Sc nam, ze
donska gubernie prece jen byla
pddou ruskou a maly protest
proti povrazdeni 5000 muzG ru
&c gardy byl by byval vcasnej
81 a vhodnejsi nez v teze dobe
vydany ukaz, die nehoz Cecho
slovaci meli byt strilenf skoro
ma potkani.
Kdyz Sc stara Trocky o sve
stoupence jako Sc staral o ty
tangorozske = kdyz naopak
rarodu revoltujicfmu proti Ra-
kousku a N6mecku znemoznu-
je odchOd z Ruska, patrne pro
TO. ably Cechoslovaky aspon do
jiste miry svobodne "a cara,
VIDAL internatiolista Trocky
spoutane Rakousku, kdykoliv
by 81 toho pralo, pax pravem, Sc
ptame, jaky je to Trocky Slo-
van, socialista, Rus, jaky je to
vGbec clovek?
Dnes vidime, ze vedle zrady
liz kul proti nam, vymysle SOU
fasne proti naSim vojakGm, kite
ii branili ruskou revoluci svou
krvf a zivoty, nejsprostsi pode
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-27

Ruske vojsko bude Sc nacha
yeti pod velenim dGstojnika,
jejz ustanovi rada. Vstup ru-
skych dobrovolnikG do spojene
ckeho vojska bude dovolen..
Zmfnene til vlady spojenec
he poskytnou ruskemu vojsku
vsechnu potrebnou vyzbroj, "a
soby streliva a potravin, dopra
WI vycvik ruskeho muzstva.
Spojenci Sc zavazujf, ze nebu-
dou Sc vmesovati do vnitrnich
zalezitosti teto krajiny.
s ohledem ma nemoznost ri
skani zasob potravin z vlastni-
no Ruska zminene til vlady sc
zavazuji, ze pokud mono, opa
tfi potraviny pro obyvatelstvo
celeho uzemi, iejichz rozdele
NJ prcvedeno bude spolehlivym
ruskym vojskem.
Angle. Spojen6 Staty a Fran
Gle Sc dale zavazuji, re impor-
tvoati budou vsechny potrebne
tovary a material pro konstruk
Gni prace a jine ucele. Vylohy,
S tim spojene, hrazeny budou
tsmito vladami, jejichz zastup
ci odmltaji vselike vybojne L.
n,ysly a prohlasujf, ze iedinym
ucelem teto dohody jest ochra-
ma integrity Murmanskeho uze
mi pro velke sjednocene Ru-
sko.
Tato dohoda, jak Sc pravi,
schva'ena byla Murmanskou
regionalni radou 7. cervence,
nscez bez vselike oposice schva
lena bvla take generalnim
shrOmaZdenlm.
Murmanske pobrezi. iak Una
! mo. nachazi sc ma poloostrove
Kola ma severn Ruska. kde pfi
leha k Severnimu arktickemu
mori, pres nez do te dolby sta
va jedine spoieni s Ruskem ze
severn. V poslednf dobe, .iak
vyslo ma jevo, nemecke vojsko,
iez vvsazeno We Finsku, s pomo
ci voiska finskeho, jalo Sc usi
lovati o proniknuti do Murman
ska. coz melO "a nasledek, ze
Spoienci We spolku tamnim o.
bvvatelstvem ucinili opatreni k
pTipadnemu odrazeni nemecko
! finskeho utoku. Jak slime asi ie
oddeleni spojeneckeho voiska
a iaka opatfeni ucinena byla k
obran6 one krajiny, tom ne
sdeluii Sc prozatimne zadne
podrobnosti. Patrne Sc dele to
2 ohledG vojenskych. ably nepfi
/ tell nedostalo Sc zadoucich in
formaci.
Bern. 26. cervence. = V Ru
sku zijlcf Italove utvorili pra-
per a pripoiili Sc k ceskosloven
skem uvojsku v Sibiri, jak pra-
vi sc v depeSi z Petrohradu, iiz
uvefejnuje Idea Nazionale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-27
KUBA VYSLE POMOCNE VOJSKO
DO FRANCE

Havana 26. cervence. Kongres ostrova Kuby odhaso
val vcera vysa do France radovy puk pesch nekok bo
ru kubskych dobrovonlk avatk kterezo pomocn6 silly
Kuby pfmknou zapadn fronte vosk3 re Spoienvch
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-27
MOVE BOURE v PRAZE..
(BULLETIN:)

Washington, 26. cervence. Zahranicnmu odboru ka.
beuJe Swear re Praze Cechach propuky lido
We boufe nasledkem nedostaku potravn Praha z cd z
Gervence beg chleba.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-27
PRODAJI Sc

PRODAJI Sc dv6 kuzlata a
koZa "a levnOu cenu. Haste Sc
V c.s. 1854 Southview, blize E.
l3l. ul. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-27

49, Kupuite VALECNE
OSBORNE ZNAMKY a DO
mahejte tax Stryyci Samovi i
stare vlasti.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
.rLu" SILL ON Al SOLOMON.
Thirty New Cases Saturday-SchOOIs
Remain Closed.

Solomon, Nov. 6-With thirty new
influenza cases developed on Satur-
day in this city, the quarantine
against that disease was continue for
at least another week. Schools will
not open until next Monday, and per
haps not then.
When all other towns of the state
had trouble with the epidemic of flu
this city had no cases at all, remain
ing under the quarantine by state
order with the local health MS good
as ever During the last week, when
the epidemic was decreasing in inten-
sity every place else, it began to
spread in Solomon, and reached
climax with thirty new cases Satur-
day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
r. K. is FOR PEACE
MADE WITH CANNON.

Oyster Bay, oct, 20. Theodore
Roosevelt sent duplicate telegrnms
today OF United States Senators
Lodge, Poindexter and Johnson, in
which he characterized as thor
oughly mischevious" the fourteen
principles enunciated by President
Wilson, if they are to be made the
basis Of peace. The telegram follows !:
AS an American citizen, | most
earnestly hope that tho Senate Of the
United States, which is part of the
treaty making power OF the United
States, will take affirmative action
against a negotiated peace with Ger
many and in favor OF a peace based
on the unconditional surrender of
Germany.
81 also declare against the adop
ton in their entirety, Of the fourteen
points Of the Presidents address Of
last January as Offering basis for
Il peace satisfactory TO the United
States. Let us dictate peace by the
guns and not chat about
peace to the accompaniment Of the
Of typewriters.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07

tacEing the patriotism OF the Re-
publicans.
Probate Judge Tappen, whose rec.
ord the Reflector alone has shown up
during the campaign, was defeated
by w. S. Anderson, largely on the
fact that he insisted on appointing
an assistant at county expense.
M A. Calkins was elected treas
.prer He received about 400 major
ity in his home town, Herington, a
fine showing and indicating how
loyal Herington is to Its home people
Hostetter also had a majority OF
over 200 in Hope.
All over the county was a strong
Republican majority and the court
house will be entirely occupied by
Republicans in the next term except
county superintendent, where Miss
WoolvertOn had no opposition.
The vote on the amendments is not
yet tabulated. The Republican state
ticket had 1900 or more majority.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
PREPARE FOR SURRENDER.
German Majority Press Tells People
TO be Ready for CapituIatiOn.
tAs-ociated Pressp

The Hague, Nov 6.-The German
majority press is preparing the peo-
pie for disagreeable surprise in the
matter Of armistice terms, ana the
Vorwaerts has even dhred to suggest
that disarmed Germany ut the
peace table would still be an import
ant factor There is no doubt that
the majority party is ready to ac-
cept almost any terms, but for the
moment the military clique still have
the upper hand
The Deutsche Tages Zeitung points
out that there Is limit to Germany's
peace readiness, especially as we are
not yet beaten and when our armies
still stand in enemy countries"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
FEDERAL WARDEN SUSPENDED
Booze Figures in Developments at U,
S. Pen at LeavenwOrtfl.
(Associated Press)

worth, Nov. Sit was
learned here today that Warden
Thomas w Morgan has been sus-
pended as warden of the United
States civil penitentiary and that
Deputy Warden L. J. Fletcher is in
charge of the prison Warden Nor
gan was suspended when special
agents of the department of justice
made an investigation. 1t is said that
the charges Investigated included the
too free use of Intoxicating liquors
around the penitentiary and the slap
ping of an insane prisoner.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07

NEWBERRY HAS THE LEAD.
Detroit, No. 5.-At noon returns
from 10 per cent of the precincts give
Newberry, r. I73,Io3; Henry Ford
ID. I7I,377.
Washington, Nov. 6.-Safe major
tiles for the Republicans IN both
houses are claimed by the Republican
National Committee on the basis OF
returns at 10 O'clock. These show
SO Republican senators and ago Re-
publican representatives elected with
good prospects of large majorities IN
both houses.
The Democratic National Commit
tee early claimed the senate TO be
Democratic by at least one and on
final returns claim a small margin
for Democrats in the House. Returns
are said to show the election of 49
Democratic senators while in the
House ais seats are assigned to DEM
Ocrats, 2o4 to Republicans, with the
remainder in doubt.
The House at present has ABS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
FEARED TO FACE CABINET.
Kaiser Left for Front When Abdica.
tion Question Came Up.
tAs.oc,ated Press)


London, Nov. "a dispatch to
the Express from Amsterdam says: ::
1T appears that the kaiser left for
great military headquarters without
telling any member of the government
he intended to leave. lie departed
because he heard that the abdication
question had been brought before the
German war cabinet.
Government chiefs were extremely
angry when it was learned the kaiser
had gone, and they dispatched DR..
Delbruck, chief Of the civilian cabi-
net, to headquarters to ask him to
return Immediately.
"Dr, Delbruck was met by blank
refusal, the kaiser answering:
In these times my place is with
my army.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
Henry J. Allen, Governor.

I1eUTy y. AIIcH, OUNGIHOi.
members; 2I5 Democrats, 200 Re-
pubIicans, Progressives, lnde-
pendents, / Socialist, 1 Prohibition
ist, S vacancies. The senate has 90
members; 81 Democrats and A Re-
publicans.
Gov. Whitman is probably defeat
ed in New York for governor by ALI
Smith, Tammany Democrat.
Henry Ford is probably defeated
for senator in Michigan, though late
returns are cutting down Newberry's
majority and Democrats claim FOrd's
election.
Missouri has gone wet by $4,000
and may have elected a Republican
senator. Champ Clark is reelected
to congress.
KANSAS is ALL q. o. p.
Topeka, Nov. 6-Kansas elected
Arthur Capper senator by 100000 or
more; Henry Allen, governor, by
$4,000 and the State Republican
ticket by 100000.
Republican congressman were
elected in seven districts, the Demo-
Gratis claiming only the Eighth.
The congressman elected are: Ist
d. r. Anthony; and, E. G. Little;
3rd, P. p. Campbell; 4th, Homer
HOch; 5th, J. q. Strong; 9th, Hayes
B. White; 9TH, }. N. Tincher; Sth,
either c. c. Mack, R., or w. A. Ayres,
Democrat.
STRONG OVER $500 MAJORITY.
MarysviIIe, Nov. 6.-J. q. Strong
carried every county in the Fifth
district over HeIvering and will have
$500 to 5000 majority He carried
Marshall county by 500.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Dickinson ounty went Republican
in the old fashioned way-a clean
sweep Of the entire ticket.
The figures above, which are com
plete except Sand Springs precinct,
tell the story. The sentiment for
voting a straight ticket was prevail
ent among the Republicans and they
showed what they can do when they
really try.
In 1915 the county cast 9,184
votes; this year it cast only Cab
votes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
CHARLES REJECTED TERMS.
Regarded Them Too DishOnorable to
Sign and Transfers Army.
tAasocIated Pres.)

Amsterdam, Nov. 6.-Emperor
Charles of Austria, according to a
dispatch from Vienna, handed over
the supreme command of the Austro-
Hungarian army to Field Marshal
Koevess on November 2. He found the
conditions of sthe armistice offered
by the Allies so harsh and considered
them so dishonorable that he would
not sign them.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
KANSAS CITY MARKET.

Kansas City, Nov. 6.---Cattle re-
ceipts. 10000; market weak.
Cattle
Prime fed steers:
$3.50 to 1920.
Dressed beef steers:
$1,000 to $17.4O.
Cows and heifers:
$500 to $1,000.
Hogs
Receipts, 10000; steady; $17.4O
to $3.50; heavy, s1s.25.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
REPUBLICANS SWEEP NATION, KANSAS HC.O.P.
Claimed That Both Senate and House Will be Held
by Republicans-C -Capper Has l5O,OOs and
Allen IFS, 900 Strong Carries Every
County Over Helvering
Associated Press. }

New York. mTh next house of representatives viii be
Republican returns The political complexion OF
the House Republicans have
ndepend
en Definite districts missing. The Democrats
cordng to available the
results from Montana, Michigan Nevada
New Mexico Oregon and West Virginia.
both
Houses the House
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
ITALIANS TURN TABLES.
They Were Austrian Prisoners, But
Overpowered Guards.

Amsterdam, Nov. 6.-Twelye hun
dred officers and 10000 men having
overpowered their guards in the pris-
oners camp three miles from Vienna,
have left camp and are marching in
the direction Of Horn, 46 miles north
west of the capital, according to a
dispatch from Vienna to the Dussel-
dorf Nachrichten.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
CALL FOR LIMITED SERVICE.
General CrOwder Wants 1890 Reg
istrants at Once.

Washington, Nov. Provost Mar
shal General Crowder today called
for $4,000 draft registrants physi-
cally fit for limited service to entrain
for camps between November 25 and
27. Voluntary enlistments will be
accepted until November 20. Forty
eight states are asked to furnish the
number.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
SEVEN MILES
FROM SEDAN.

The Americans are now seven
miles from Sedan, moving forward
three miles on one front. Enemy
forces are on fast retreat on rs
mile front from Valenciennes to the
Meuse. They are hotly pressed by
the allies The British have crossed
the Belgian frontier east Of Valen-
ciennes and captured Normal forest
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
THREE POUNDS OF SUGAR.
Allowance Per Month Increased by
Oreder of Hoover.

Wichita, Nov 1.-The United
States will return to a maximum al
lowance Of three pounds of sugar
per person per month, starting today,
Federal Food Administrator Innes an
nounced upon advice of Administra-
tor Hoover This applies to house
hold and hotel consumption.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
MAY GRIND WHEAT FOR FEED.
Food Administration AnnuIs a Pre-
viOus Rule.
(AHsociated Press)

wichita, Kans., Nov. 6.-The rules
forbidding the sale of wheat or theN
grinding Of wheat for use as feed
have been repealed. the food admin
istration announced today. The rule
goes into effect at once. Wheat Is
needed In certain localities as feed
for poultry and for livestock
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07

Chicago, Oct. 26.-The minimum
price of hogs for November was
placed at $3.50 a hundred by the
food administration today.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
ENEMY is
BACKING UP

The retreat of the Germans along
the whole French front continues.
French are in contact with the enemy
rear guards north of Marie. The
French passed beyond Yoharies i've
miles southwest of the important rail
way center Of Vervins Italian troops
occupied Lethiel four miles southeast
Of Montiornet.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
AUSTRIAN TERMS
CARRIED OUT.

Rome, Nov 6.-The conditions Of
armlstice with Austria are being car
ried out without delay The Italian
troops have begun to occupy terri
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
BRITISH DO
NOT HESITATE.

The British last night continued to
press the Germans beyond Normal
wood where they reached the main
Avesnes road to Bayay.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
ABILENE, KANSAS THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 7.IgS

Berlin, Now 6.-The German ar
mistice delegation this afternoon left
for the front to receive the terms of
armistice from General Foch.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
HUNS FIGHTING
HARD IN Vain
tA.sociatcd Pres.)

American Front, Nov. 6-The Ger
man resistance against the American
pressure west of the Meuse stiTencu
considerably today The Germans
are using artillery, gas and machine
guns.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
u. S. WILL
HELP RUMANIA.

Washington, Nov. 6.-The United
States has romised to exert It's in
fluence In behalf of Rumania in Its
effort to secure Just political and ter
ritorial rights at the final peuce con-
ference
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
GERMANS START TO MEET FATE
Delegation Goes to Front to Have Conference With
Foch-WilI Receive Their Terms-Fighting
Still Going With Victory.

tory which will be held as a guaS-
antee that the clauses OF the agree
ment will be observed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT

Mary WooIverton, d. -3,oSS
(No opposition)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-26
QUEEN CITY ENTERS
CINCINNATI TRADE
Will Bun From Pittsburgh to Cincinnati
Left Last Evening.

The stage Of IN" riv'>c at / l.. M. yes
ttrtlay was nine fcr;. thr"" inches. aud
stationary.
The Verne Swan arrived last night
from Pittsburgh at 1@:in p. NJ. with Il
big trip. She leaves this morning for
PITTSBURGH at : n'cl"rk with Sord car
go and passenger i!SI
This Dunbar will arrive Al the wharf
today at : a. m. on her way from IittS-
burch to Charleston.
The Milton came IN last nigh; and
will leave for Na,airnraS today at ll:%P
Z. m.
Thr Omaha is due I" arrive in Wheel
rrS some tim. today "a hrr WAY from
PITTSBURGH t. Cincinnati.
Tho Queen ti,y i"!l Cincinnati last
nigh, for PITTSBURGH nu her frs trip in
,ha, trad" and Will ;.-rlv" ~ this city
Thursday rnrrn;n. on h.r Wa" up. The
O,,n..n t'lty. n few years az" WAS in the
Pittsburgh and tinCinE,atI trade. bar wa"
later laid up a+ld rcC"ur!y has bon
locked and put In first class shaF.: and
entered tn, CINCINNATI trade. With Tia"
Liberty Transit CO.'S heats. tiI. :. l..
t;larl and th.. Omaha. tn: tIu'.u will l"'
th4. third boat ~ rly' b''jw.".n M ;W'
big cities. 81" Will b" remembered ~
Wheeling pcups" ~ thc CnStl"Nt an!
most handsome boat on tn" river.