The Ordway new era., 1918-02-08
FOREIGN

W tnt aeSoA ~
ing to a report from Hankow.
Z Another unsuccessful attempt on the
life of Premier Lenine was iEade, &C
cording to the Petrograd correspond
ent of the London Daily News.
The Finnish revolutionists have
dency of Kullerwo Manner, according
to telegram from Helsingfors.
Cossack regiments which revolted
against General Kaledine. hetman OF
the Don Cossacks, have declared
civil war. according 10 adyices re-
ceived at Petrograd.
Forty lives were lost through the
sinking of the French freight trans
port Drome and the trawler Kerbihan.
which struck mines Jan. 23 within
sight of Marseilles.
An official statement issued by the
Bolshevik government says that "the
new Workmen's and Peasants Red
army Will serve to support the coming
social revolution in Europe"
Dr. Alexander Wekerle. Hungarian
premier, in addressing the Diet, de-
clared; our readiness for peace is
sincere and earnest. We never strove
nor do we strive for conquests."
Three severe shocks OF earthquake
were felt at Guatemala City. Many
buildings damaged in the recent dis
turbances were completely razed. One
person was killed and several injured.
The Bolsheviki have split on the
question of peace, a majority being
against the conclusion of peace on the
German terms and in favor of holy
war, a dispatch from Petrograd says.
A dispatch to the London Exchange
Telegraph from Petrograd says: Dol
shevik forces entered Kiev. They have
occupied the arsenal. The town sur
rendered after four shots had been
fired"
The marquis of Lansdowne in an ad-
dress in London said that he con-
CURED entirely with the recent
speeches of David Lloyd George. the
British prime minister. and President
Wilson on peace aims.
A revolution of the proletariat has
been proclaimed in Finland and the
social democratic committee has pub
lished II manifesto announcing that
the authority belongs solely to the
working classes and the organs repre-
senting them.
The workmens and soldiers govern
ment at Petrograd has appointed John
Reed, an American newspaper man
and socialist, as consul of the work.
mems and soldiers republic in New
York, in succession to the consul ap-
pointed by the old regime.
SPORT
The University of Nebraska defeat
ed Camp Dodge, 19 to 10. in basket
ball at Lincoln, Neb. ~
Conscript, owned by F. T. Bedford
of New York, won first place In the
stud dog stake at Calhoun. Ala. in the
final event of the National Field Trials
Association.
John Moore of Chicago defeated AL
fredo de Oro. worlds three-cushion bill
lard champion, in the ambulance fund,
80 to 40. in the closest and most excit
ing game of the tournament at Chi
cago.
Bandsman Blake lost the middle
weight boxing championship OF Great
Britain at the National Sporting club
Sergt. Pat O'Keefe, former welter-
weight champion of Ireland. C'Keefe's
victory came in the second round.
GENERAL
The lone American soldier that the
Germans took prisoner in the trench
raid Jan. 2S, against the American
lines was Private John Jill, according
to his comrades.
The five remaining Americans in
Belgium have been denied the right to
enter Holland since Jan. 16, the Span
ish minister at Brussels has informed
the minister at The Hague. State De-
partment dispatches said
More than $4,000 tons of bituminous
coal were seized by State Fuel Admin
istrator Potter at Philadelphia and
evenly distributed among retailers for
domestic use and forty-five manufac-
turing establishments working on war
orders.
National registration of women
available for work on farms is planned
by the department of labor as one of
the advance steps in a campaign to
secure sufficiency of farm labor for
every section of the country during
the coming season.
Driving squarely into school bus
loaded with twenty-five children re-
turning from school near Barnum
Mimi, a southbound Northern Pacific
passenger train crashed through the
bus, killing seven of the occupants and
injuring all the others. including the
driver,
With the assertion that 5000 cars
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