The Arizona copper camp. [volume] (Ray, Ariz.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-04

sengers and crew landed safely ex-
cept three
German ultimatum to Russia de-
mands all able-bodied German pris-
oners of war be sent home at once.
Capture of Petrograd threatened if
demand is not granted.
Newest Russian government in Pet
rograd announces Brest-Litovsk
treaty and cal Is for new treaty with
Esthonia under Russian rule.
Turks occupy Kars, taking $50 guns.
Anti-German riots break out in Aus
tria.
41,105 tons of shipping launched in
week by American shipbuilders.
Germans claim 7,10O prisoners, SO
guns and 233 machine guns follow
ing capture of Mt. KENNEL, stra-
tegic point on Flanders front.
Tuesday, April 30-Germans take
Locre from French in continuance
of great drive, but are forced out
again by French, who retain town
Trotsky, bolsheviki minister of war,
calls for new Russian army to re-
sist Japanese in east.
Germany protests to Bolsheviki gov
eminent against landing of allied
troops at Murmansk, in northern
Finland.
Signs of revolution increase in Aus
tria-Hungary; Serbs, Croats and
Stevens hold plebiscite. Charles
authority waning, is report.
German losses in drive estimated at
100000.
Secretary Baker to ask for increase
bringing army to 100000 men.
Emperor Charles offers peace to
Italy according to reports from Ger
man sources
Bill to crush 1. w. w. introduced in
U. S. senate
Wednesday, May bohemian troops
desert Austrians and unite with
Italians. Serious anti-German riots
in Prague, capital of Bohemia, ac-
cording to reports. First detach-
ments of Slavs take place in Ital-
ian front lines.
President Wilson launches buy-an-
other-bond movement.
Steamer City of Athens, rammed by
French cruiser off Delaware coast;
66 lives lost.
Sec'y Baker plans to remove all
restrictions as to number of men to
be called into service; new plan
would double army force and put
100000 men under arms
mans launch bombardment
against Americans in Villers- Bre-
tonneux sector, followed by infan-
try attack, which is driven back
with heavy loss. American losses
reported as rather severe.
German troops occupy Theodosia in
Crimea.
Finnish troops occupy Viborg.
Norwegian steamer Fjell sunk off
Virginia coast in collision with Brit
ish freighter.
Thursday, May president Wilson
asks congress for blanket author
ity to increase army TO whatever
size it may be necessary to win the
war.
German troops occupy Sebastapol,
great Russian fortress in Crimea.
Trial of 112 l. w. w leaders on
charge of conspiracy to interfere
with Americas war plans begins at
Chicago.
Roumanian soldiers, captured by
Italians, fight against Austria.
British recapture Es-Salt in Pales-
tine from Turks.
Two killed and Is injured when bal
loon explodes at Fort Omaha.
Ukranian government reported over
thrown by peasant deputies follow
ing arrest of many Ukranian depu-
ties by Germans.
Shah of Persia subscribes for $780,
900 worth of Liberty Bonds.
Friday, May 3-French drive Germans
back, recapture Baume forest. AL
lies repulse German raid at Hebu-
terene.
Germans confess defeat in West and
demand fresh drive on Italy.
Austria seethes with revolt, people
starving.
U-boats return to base with crews
raving maniacS.
Two German radicals face trial with
prince on charge of sedition.
U. S. aviator shoots down German
plane in flames.