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BULGARIA HAS
SURRENDERED
ARMIES BEATEN, NATION &C.
cEPTs ALL THE TERMS LAID
DOWN ~ THE ALLIES.
ALLIES TAKE RAIL LINES
DEMoBiLIZINo OF ARMY AND
SURRENDER OF TROOPS
STIPULATED.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Paris, Oct. IAN armistice has
been concluded between the allies and
Bulgaria on the allies own terms. The
Monday.
Bulgaria is definitely out of the war
and Turkey, virtually cut off from
communication with her allies and her
armies In Palestine almost annihilated,
likely soon will be forced to sue for
cessation of hostilities against her.
Misunderstanding at the Guild hall
Monday, Andrew Bonar Law. the chan
cellor Of the exchequer, said a Bulgar-
ian convention had been signed by
which hostilities ended at noon.
Bulgaria, by the terms fixed. gives
up completely the control of railways.
the chancellor stated. Control of
the Bulgarian railways. the chancellor
pointed out, gives control of Bulgaria.
This convention MEANS" said the
chancellor. that the Germans dream
of German middle-eastern empire
has gone forever"
The armistice concluded with Bull
garia by the entente allies IL purely
military convention and contains no
provisions Of . political character.
Bulgaria agrees to evacuate all the
territory she now occupies in Greece
and Serbia, to demobilixs her army
Immediately and surrender all means
Of transportation to the allies.
Bulgaria will also surrender her
boats and control Of navigation ON the
Danube and concede to the allies free
passage through Bulgaria for the de-
velopment Of military operations.
All Bulgarian arms and ammunition
are to b stored under the control Of
the allies. to whom 10 conceded the
right to occupy all important strats-
sic points.
The military occupation of Bulgaria
will b intrusted to British, French
and Italian forces. and the evacuated
portions Of Greece and Serbia, respec.
lively. to Greek and Serbian troops.
The armistice means . complete mil.
itary surrender and Bulgaria ceases 70
be belligerent.
All questions Of territorial rear.
rangements In the Balkans were Dur.
posely omitted from the convention.
The allies made no stipulation con.
corning King Ferdinand. his position
being considered an internal matter,
one for the Bulgarians themselves to
deal with.
The armistice will remain in opera.
ton until final general peace 10 con.
cluded.
Gen. Franchet D'Esperey. the allied
commander.in.chief in Macedonia,
signed for the allies and the Bulgar.
ian delegates for their government.
The drive Of the allied armies In the
Balkans. which resulted In the break.
down Of Bulgaria Ak military power,
began on Sept. u. when Serbian
troops pierced the Bulgarian center
east Of Monastir. British. French Ital.
ians and Greeks Joined the Serbs in
the drive and quick progress was
made. Soon Bulgaria was invaded.
The collapse was FASTENED by unrest
In Bulgaria and from time to time for
some weeks. revolutionary outbreaks
have been reported.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-10-03

our noses worse than the coolies. They
certainly were game little devils, and
came right back at us.
30 most Of the poilus threw the
dope at Frits and fought the coolies
hand to hand.
There was plenty Of food In the
trenches most Of the time. though once
In while, during . heavy lombard
ment the fatigue-usually q corporal's
guard-would get killed In the COM
munication trenches and We would not
have time 10 ct out to the fatigue and
rescue the grub they were bringing.
Sometimes you could not ind either
the fatigue or the grub when you got
to the point where they had been hit.
But. % I say, We were well fed most
Of the time. and got second and third
helpinss until We had to opsn our
belts. But % the LAmeys say: "0aw
blimey. The chuck was rough" They
served thick soup Of meat and vege-
tables u bowls tie sise Of wash b.
sins. black coffee with Or without
sugar-most1y without i-and plenty
Of bread.
Also. We had preserves in tins, just
like the Lmeys. II you send any par
cells over. do not put any apple and
plum jam In them or the man who gsts
Il will let Fritz shoot him. Ask any
Limey soldier and hs will tell you the
Same. I never thought there was -
much Jam In the world. No Mans
Land looked like . city dump. Most
Of % took II, after . while. Just to
get the bread. Early In the war they
used the tins 70 make bombs Of. but
that was before Mills came along with
his hand grenade. Later on they nat.
tened out the tins and lined the dug.
outs With them.
Each man carried an emergency n.
ton In his bag. This consisted Of bully
beef. biscuits. etc. This ration was
never used except in 4 real emergency.
because no one could tell when It
might mean the difference between
life and death to him. When daylight
catches . man In q shell hole or at Q
listening post out In No Mans Land
he does not dare to crawl back to his
trench before nightfall. and then II the
time that his emergency ration comes
In handy. Also. the stores failed to
reach % sometimes. a. I have said.
and We had to use the emergency
rations.
Sometimes We received raw meat
and fried II In our dugouts. We built
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-10-03
DEPEw GETS HIS FIRST EXPERIENCE IN THE FRONT LINE
TRENCHES At DlxMUDE

oynops-Abert n Depew. story
In the United States during which be attained the Of chief
ocer hrstclass The
honorable discharge navy
France determination Joins Foreign Legion
Later
Flanders front
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-10-03

WNN ne nas

VIM ne s7Uas
ny pal brown. Of whom ! spoke b.
feee. ~ been put 10 The iafantsy
wAsa ~ enlisted In the Legion. b.
eauss - Aad sssved In the Units1
States infantry. He coon became .
esegsant. Which had been bic ratiAS
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-10-03

OseN, aii seidiess - ssstvNs,
ssssae vsNosaNss vsksW thsy -
~ Germans pisee ossOiea Wsw.
q aNd shitdssN IN troNt q tkeM
- GAsi6s sOaiNs4 the eNsmys
Aes. Gunner oepsW tslls abevt
TILE In the nsxt lWseailWseNt
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-10-03
CHAPTER lv-csntlnvsd.


CHAPTER N-ceNtinvsd.
-
In the Communication trench you
have to keep your distance from The
man ahead Of ycu. This 10 done 20
that you viii have plenty Of room to
fall down In, and because II shell
sAoold md the trench. there would be
fewer casualties In IN open formation
than In . closed The German artil-
ley 70 keen on communication
trsoches, and Whenever they spot one
tAey say With II . long time. Most
O( them are camoudagsd along the top
Asd oAes. % that enemy aviators can.
net - anything but The ssrth or
b0aAes. when they throw an sys down
% Cur ltnss
We took over our section q the
treat line trs0ehes from Q Preach line
rsgiDsat tAat had bssa o. the JOB for
- days. That was ths loagsst tins
4 hAve hard Of any troops remaining
% ~ 1slag lias.
CoodttSoas ct ~ ffoat and ways Of
usnung efe eaanelos oil the ums. ~
seen 80 isvsets nsw methods OF
ouseoefsnG - when ! ~ to describe
the D'xnuos tfsoches' you must real
iss that It IL probably Just history By
sow. II tAey are st1ll usins trsoches
tsees sns1 peooee'y 'oos sot,re'y oif-
Hseeet
0es Wa I We q Nxmeos mey
49, ce.stn.ag like tass:
bee'nd the series Of froos-'ine
0cnenss are tne reserve trsncnes; IN
W. ease nvc 10 seven miieo ewey. ana
sail fs1nef BACK ars tns o'hst@ THESE
~ % nooses or oarns o. ruined
enurenes-eny pace tnat can possibly
% 80 tor quarsenns troops when
'o9 guy.
Troops were usually n the trent.
Hoe trenenee NJ 10 easnt DAYS ana
fourteen 10 sixteen Gays 10 the reserve
tienenee. Inen bees 10 the o'i'ets Tor
.sA on esSnt Gays.
VIC were NOT aiIowso to chanse our
e'osn'ne IN the foet'''ne trenches-
nos even 70 remove SOCKS. unless Tor
Inspection. NOR wou'o they let you
~ meea % onco1on your enift' unless
se - On !0spsction OF identinca'
uoe o'sSs We wore dass 1t the
vn1 M ssotnef sroono the neck.
1ee knsw ne sas aoout the disks: OF
0D0RDDs IY Y00f Arm IN 6l0Vn 49, t6AV
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-10-03

Trinidad Ia Increasing Its pstrolsuD
production. the output last year beaaS
almost oAOO0O00 galloss.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-10-03
cro BE coNriNUEp)
one WeN't Believe Il

oAs WeN't Believe u
A man may he \ hopeless idiot, bet
n be admires q woman you can't COO.
viuee her that he 10 cfasy.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-10-03
oeeests n orr Nsasa

We talk about searching cor heaSts.
We cannot do II. What ~ want b -
have God search them and bsiAg
out the hidden things, the secret tAinss
that cluster there.-D. L. Moody,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-10-03

IeseamsNts fee oeldlsre.
! am clad to see that every maA b
The army II 70 have Q tssta0sat II
teachings Win fortify - fee Cur task.
-Pefshine.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
GERMANY SIGNS
ARMTSTTCE...REPORT
Wild-Eyed Demonstration in Hurley
Thursday Afternoon Upon
Receipt OF News.

Joy unconfned in Hurley Thursday afternoon when the
spread that Germany had signed the
The blowing of whistles ringing of bells footing of
and various other noises acclaimed the good idngs
populace
Shortly after the received here and in short time
crowds of people, old filled the and
yelling added the bedlam The
continued for than hour Business places closed
poye and employees joined in giving their enthusiasm
Another demonstration staged the evening" lasting until
hour With the Hurley City Band playing patriotic
and followed by bowling mob of citizens the with
continued din of biggest night
has experienced.
However, there dsmay evident hand yesterday
when daily reached here and failed other
and reports the glad dng Official
lacking Buthe United Press of the big gathering
c in the despite the fact that the good lacks official
confirmation that the outhat Germany
had the and that all fighting O'Clock
Thursday aternoonwere the facts 1t the United Press which
the the country following receipt of cabegram from
their correspondent in Paris.
Before this reaches readers today Saturday proper
nation from official Washington have been given
1t would absolutely peace but would be
that would be safe believe that the all
end that the killing has ceased and that boys
And a back seat for Me und Got'
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
HOW TO SEND CHRISTMAS
PARCELS TO BOYS IN FRANCE
Following Instructions Published at
Request of Officials of Local
Red Cross Chapter.

The following information and
instructions have been received
from the American Red Cross in
regard to sending Christmas parcels
to our boys overseas. The War
and Post office departments and the
American Red Cross have made an
arrangement BY which every man
in the army overseas may receive a
Christmas parcel from his family or
his friends. The shipping space
will only permit the sending of one
parcel to each man.
Each soldier over seas has been
provided with one Christmas parcel
label. He will send this label to
the person in the y. s. A. from
whom he expects to receive a
Christmas package. Labels that
are lost will not be duplicated, and
packages that do not bear this la
bel will not be accepted by the
local Red Cross for delivery to the
Postofhce authorities.
The Christmas offering must be
placed in standard sized cartons
3x4x9 inches in size. These car
tons have been received by the To-
cal Red Cross, at their new quarters
in the Paul Building, and will be
given out upon presentation Of the
labels
Til cartons may be filled with
any combination Of articles that fit
in, that are not barred by the Post
Office department. The following
list Of articles have been barred
(Continued on Isg, y
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
MORE SOLDIERS-TO-BE
WILL LEAVE NEXT WEEK.
Seventy-three Iron County Selects Win
Be Sent to Training Camps Next
Wednesday and Thursday.

Seventy-three Iron county selects
will be sent to training camps in
the south next week. With the
exception of the two first named
the men are all from the September
IL registration and are between the
ages of 19 and SO.
The following will entrain at 2
O clock Tuesday afternoon, Nov.
IL, for Camp Logan, Houston,
Texas:
August GOttwald
Ole Olson
The following named registrants
have been notified to report at the
Office of the local board Tuesday
afternoon, Nov.I2, and will entrain
at GAS Wednesday morning for
Camp Logan, Houston, Texas:
Joseph b. BertalOne
Otto A. HalsOla
John NJ. O'Leary
Charles Harma
Leo A. Hunt
Joe Smith
Chas. NJ. Bennett, Livingston,
Mont.
John p. KOscielny
Matt I. krockeT
Leonard E. Julien
Ralph A. Hendrickson
Anton Fertile
Eli Ola
Matt Walli
Antonio Marietta
John A. Nelson
Joseph Martini
Carlo Brunello
Adam Muskonich
Munzio Caruso
Matt Maxi
Lawrence G. Vaughn
Joseph r. COey
Joe GOtoviski
John POsc1ZZi
Benny Kusejinski
Emil K. Carlson
Aloysius J. Baron
John Blomquist
John F. Kallas
Vincent Joseph Calvi
Harry Albert Nygaard
Matt Anderson
William VI. Sears
Joseph n. Simon
On Thursday, Nov. Il, at ; ?.
NJ. the following will leave for
Camp Wadsworth, Spartenburg
S. c.:
John w. Whitmer
Hjalmer {. Thompson
Simon MOuick
John K. Pretti
Abel Karinen
Turlif Peterson
Tony Jesse
Lee Johnson, Saginaw, Mich.
BasiiiO EndTiZZi
Joe Rossio
Firetto DaIra
Robert Ware
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
,NTIRE REPUBLICAN TICKET
ELECTED In COUNTY
O. P. Candidates From Governor
to Register of Deeds Get Big
End of Vote.

At Tuesdays election IroS'coun-
h returned pluralities for the Re
eublican nominees, the entire tick
h from governor to register of
eeds being elected.
There were three Independent
nominees for county Offices, furni-
hing the only excitement of the
eection. NJ. J. White for sheriff
HAS opposed by James Collins,
Marion F. Reid for district attor-
New by Vim. T. Lennon and Lu-
eIla Trier for treasurer by John
ii Lucia. Lennon and Lucia
here contestants at the September
9rimary election, while Collins
Entered the field since the primary.
d White received a total of ST
Notes to 292 for Collins. Phillip
Secor, the Democratic nominee
br sheriff, received I55 votes.
Reid for district attorney received
s47 votes to 451 for Lennon
Iaella Tr.er received 585 votes
u 363 for Lucia.
Il The tabulated vote in the county
4 printed on the fourth p ge of
Dis paper.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09

Joe Hill
w IN. G.. Johnson
William J. Truan
John NJ. Tolesko
Sam Talso
Joseph II. Ledvina
Victor Battazin
John Chas. Adams
William +. Hanley
Peter n. Strupp
Dewitt w. Tanning
John =. Jelinski
Walter A. Mickola
James +. COnley
John Mattson
Werner A. Hendrickson
David McCnbbin
Anton Zandi
Domenic Ozello
Eugene Taglienti
Oscar Hanthe
Clifford j. Reible
AttiliO Roat
Andrew Maxi
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09
Red Cross Wants 1850 More Drivers.

Major II. p. Harding, Commander
of Camp Scott, Chicago, the official
training camp for Red Cross drivers.
states that due increased facilities at
the barracks they will enlist 1850 more
men for duties overseas in France
and Italy.
This section is open to men under
elghteen years, or over forty-five
years of age, also to men in deferred
classificatiOns. 1t is necessary that
the applicant have at least one years
driving experience.
"A course of training lasting four
weeks is given, consisting of mechan.
lcal training and military discipline.
The training is intensive. Military
discipline is upheld always. Actual
work in constructing and reassemb-
ling automobiles is given. Demon
stratlons of all possible accidents and
breakdowns are shown with the quick
est method of repairing.
A driving course, which has as
rough as the toughest spots in No
Mans Land, adjoins the barracks
and the driver is required to cover
this course under all conditions, at
certain speeds and with certain loads.
Forty dollars a month and main
tenance, including equipment, is paid
after sailing; while in training, half
pay and maintenance.
Recruiting Headquarters of the
AutomOtive and Mechanical Sections,
528 Peoples Gas Building, Chicago,
Illinois.
Fresh buttermilk always on hand
at the Hurley creamery. Per gallon.
Is cents. Ask your dealer for "Clo-
yer RlOSSOm'' hutter
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09

Fresh buttermilk always on hand
at the Hurley creamery. Per gallon.
Is cents. Ask your dealer for "Clo-
yer Blossom" butter.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-09

- BUY w. S. S.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-03-13
X chystane offensive na italske
fronte.

Washington, y. G., II. bfezna.
- Nojensti pozorovatele pfedpo-
vidaji novg mocng napor na ital-
skf fronte a pfedpoklad jejich jo
sesilovan zpravami italskych
Ipramenu soustfedeni vojsk a
delostfelcctva "a nepratelskJmi
liniemi. Niue to byti nemeckym
planem, ale stejne miize Sc jedna-
ii 0 kamoflaz a ueineni ii spojen.
eli zdani, ae takova ofensiva SC
chysta. Ale jestlize novy napor
prot Italii Sc chysta, nebudc to
proti obyyklym planIlm nemeckl
strategic. N6mci.v minulosti vzdy
snazili Sc odstranoyatl jednoho
nepfltele po druhem. NemeckI
Eyalecny stroj wren byl proti
Francii Y nadeji, zc .tato bude
zdrcena drive, nez Rnsko k boji
Sc pfipravf. Tento plan Sc MEDIA
i'll, ale zdafil Sc pffpade Srb-
ska, ktere bylo zdrceno, ably ote-
yrena byla costa do Cafihradu. -
Nemecko chtelo uplne odstraniti
nebezpeei IA Balkane a prmaziti
81 ccstu az do l,ccka. ale take
zde nedoslo k 1plnemu zdaru ne
meckych planh. Stejnou strate-
gil demonstrovali Nemci V prlpa-
dc Rumunska, kter6 zdrceno bylo
stejne rychlc jako Srbsko. Y Ru-
sku revoluce popfala prilezitost
nemeckym propagandistim vyko-
natl to, echo nebylo mono doci-
| liti armadam IIindcnburgovym.
zapad jih ziistava nepfemoze.
lnym francouzska a italska
fronta. .Je NONE, ze Nemecko
poyazujic ltalii "a slaby bod Y re-
tezu spojenedd, udefi tn plnou 81
lou. Je NONE, ze Teutonim jed.
ma Sc 0 oklamani spojcncd j '
tomto pffpade, ale nejlepsf casa.
dou je pfipraycnost ma vseci
frontach.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-03-13
Sekretaf OdbOru
vdIky Baker MALE
"a Sc v Europe
Provede inspekci hlavniho ameri-
ckeho stanu a bude konferovati
S vojenskymi tredniky

Franeouzskf pfistav, IL. brez-
ma. = Newton d. Baker, ameri-
cky sekretaf valky Sc stabem 0
sedmi osobaeh prijel sem ma ame-
rick6m obrnenem kIizniku. Ame-
lieka vyprava uvltana byla Ia pi-
cru francouzskym generalem, re-
presentujiclm franeouzskou arma-
du. Major general Squier, zastu-
pujici americkou armadu, admiral
Moreau, zastnpujfcf francouzske
yalecne lodstyo podadmiral
Wilson, representujici ameriekt
valecne lodstvo, stejne jako me-
sfanosta zastupci mestske rady
pfistavniho mesta, byli pfitomni.
Pres to, 2e priced americkych
1fedniki nebyl verejne oznamen,
zprava 0 tom rychle Sc rozSliila
a brzy velke zastupy shromaadily
SO Ma pieru a naplnovaly ulice,
slSrze ktere navst6va ublrala Sc k
zeleznicnf stanici, jsouc predcha-
zena franeolzskym a americktm
voiensklm doprovodem. Sekre-
tai Baker a jeho stab zistali tn
jenom nekolik hodin a odebrali
Sc do Palizc, kde ocekavani bu-
dou generalem Pershingem, Wy
slancem Sharpen a zastupci fran
couzske vlady. Sekretar Baker
zitstane nekolik dni V Pafizi, kde
konferovati bude S presidentem
Poincareem a premierem Clemen-
ceauem, nadez navStfvi americkou
armadu poll.
Poslani sekretafe Bakera do f.
vropy jc este vojenske a nikoliy
diplomaticke jedna Sc hlavne o
osobnf inspekci americkych yo-
jenskych zarizeni a konference S
vojenskymi veliteli.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-03-13
Co Amerilza bude ciniti s neme-
ckymi zajatci.

s americkou armadou We Fran
eli, II. bfezna. - S ohledem ma
stale vzrustani pottu americkeho
vojska ma fronte We Francii Wy
ystala otazka, 60 Amerika bude
einiti Sc zajatymi Nemci a budou-
Ii ponechani We Ffancii anebo do
prayoyani do Spojengch Statd.
Die vseho doposud nedoslo Y tetc
zalezitosti k kureitemu rozhodnuti.
nebof dotazy il amel'ickych dh-
stojnikd nepfinesly zadn6 urGite
informaee. Poneyadz americka
vojska budou hrati dtllezitou roll
Ii nadchazeiicl offensive ma I'd
padni front6, ie mozn6, ze znaGnT
pocet n6meckIch zajatcH bude III
skan, steme jako velk6 mnozstvi
zlskali jich Anglieane operacleh
Iminul6ho roku. Dokud americka
armada tvoriti bude east fran
couzske armady, vsichni zajatei
bndou k disposici francouzskeho
vysokeho veleni, ale az americka
voiska stanou Sc samostatnou ar
madou jake jsou yojska anglieka
a franeouzska, disposice Sc zajat-
ci pT,ipadnou Americantm. Mnozl
mali "a to, ze zajatci tito nell by
bfti posilani do Ameriky. JIM
prohlasuil, ze mohlo by iich By
ii pouzito k praci We Francii. -
Pada ale na yAhu okolnost, Re je,
nom male procento Nemc0 je o.
chotno pracovati, kdyz plati Sc
Jim til frankly denn6, cili dya-
nactkratc tolik, go francouzsklm
vojakum. Mnozstyl techto meme
cktch zajatcu, zapljcenych Fran
eli, pracllje pro americke vojsko
pri konstrukcnich pracich "a bi.
tevnfmi liniemi. Je mozne, ze j V
budoucnosti east nemeek.Sch "a
jatcu, ziskanFch Amerieany, pfi
teto praci bude zamestnana a ja-
Ike disposicc budou ucineny 5 O.
statnimi, zbfva doposud rozhod-
nouti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-03-13
Nebraska vojska 2 tabora Cody
brzy vydaji Sc ma cestu.

El Paso, Tex, II. bfezna. - Ge-
neralm superintendent tfi zelez.
mic a Pullmanovy spolecnosti po-
volani byli do tabora Cody ku
konferenci Sc Stabnfmi a divisni.
mi ubytovacimi 1fedniky "a tim
iicelem, ably Tricata ctvrta divi-
Sc, naIezajici Sc Cody, mohla ii,
skati kary vsech druhI V ktereko.
liv dob6 v budoucnosti. Ma kon,
ferenci teto representovany jsou
Southern Pacific, Santa Fe q
Rock Island zelemicnf spolecno
sti. Vojska, nalezajfcf Sc v tabo
fe Cody, jsou j1 vycvicena . po
hotova pro akci na amerieks
fronte We Francii.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-03-13
Tornado v Ohiu.

Columbus, O., II. bfeMa. - De
set osob bylo usmreeno a velke
mnozstyi poraneno a "a tisice ma
jetku zniceno tornadem, ktere sc
pfehnalo pres severozapadni east
Ohia a postihlo zvldst6 Van Vert
okres, nalezajiei Sc na rozhranl
statd Ohio Indiana Telegraf.
nj a telefonni spojeni vetsinou
mist bylo pferuseno toho dil.
vodu nebylo mono zjistiti dopo-
sud pfesny rozsah ztrat. Nepo
tvrzene zprayy udaly, ze meste
cka Holgate, Continental Hal
mer byla znieena.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-03-13
N6mci nyni trozi
i SkandinavSkinn
item mocnostenl
Teutoni ostfe kritisuji neutralni
zeme. - Kaiseriv prapor vlaje
ia Alandskych ostrovech.

Londyn, II. bfezna. Meme
cke tasopisy a znami publiciste,
iako hrabe Reventlow V Tages
Zeitungu, zahaiili itoky ma skan-
dinavske zem6. y podobnosti
t6chto tlankii ie patrno, ze jsou
iizeny jednon mysll, kterou je O.
tividne n6mecka vlada.
V clancich techto obviluii Sc
skandlnavske zeme, ze pomahaly
spojencjm prohlasnje Sc, ae q
toho dnyodll nemohou ocekavati
zadneho slitovani cd N6mecka.
Zdejsi diplomats jasne vidi pfici-
nu pro takoy6 .iednanl. Nemecko
chce utiniti Fmska mensl meme.
exc kralovstvi $ kaiserovym sy-
mem jako panoynikem. S prin-
Gem Oscarem ia trHne AlandskG
ostrovy staly by Sc pro Nemecko
novlm lIelgolandem.
Tento zamer ie ranou, namife-
non primo proti Svedsku a V men
81 mlrc proti Dansku a Norsku
a je souhlasu prohlasenim
kaisera. re balticke zem6 trvale
mali byti nemecke. Alandske o.
strovy geografieky jsou tasti
Svedska jake Novofoundlansko
Kanady. Nemecka vlajka vlaje
nynl ma vsech ( vefejnych budo-
vach ma AlandskJch ostrovech d
ma Sc vseobecne "a to, ze vypu.
zena byti mlze jenom brannou
moci.
Nemecke obvineni skandinav-
skych zeml 2 pratelstvi k spojen-
cum je ovsem bez jakehokoliv
podkladu. Svfdsko ma opak by
10 povazovano "a pratelsky naklo-
meme Nemecku a melo Sc "a to. ze
mfze pfipojiti Sc k n6mecke ALI
anci. Dansko take nebylo pova-
zovano "a pfiliS pfatelske spojen-
cum. Nemecko otividne povazuje
Sc "a tax slime ma severn, ze ne
musl pestovati pratelstvl Sc skan-
dinavskymi zememi a nepochybn6
ucini 81 tu ku svemu prospechu
to. co "a dobre uzna, aniz by Sc
ohlizelo na skandinavske zeme.