Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
INVASION is SLOWED DOWN
Teutons Failing to Swsep
Forward With Power
Shown at Beginning.
SPANISH CABINET FALLS
Sinking of Five Vessels BY
Central Powers Has In
famed Public Mind.
BD Associated Press

dermany's Invasion OF Russia has
slowed down. During the laat ~
hours there have been no rep9Ft1
showing the Teutons are sw6eD1>4
ahead with the power shown in4jlo
early advance toward PAtro6f&4
One explanation may be t0n6A ~
an unofficial authenticated dist,&&oD-
from Petrosrad which states th1fkhs
German troops have received, Dr.
ders from Berlin TO advances 10 ft1nths
er' This would seem to Indicate tltot
a treaty has been signed BY the Teu-
tonic and Bolsheviki dsleHatss, hoA
,he Germans refused to grant ~ ar~
mi.tice unti, peace mad been Hses-
In spite Of the German sspors the&
operations OF the eastern ffoN( ~
taking thar normal uourae" And that
another Esthonis rtgimone ~
placed itpeif undef command ~ M
Bermas staff u II aseerted ~ t0l(o-
grad that Rusniau tfosns haxa fftSt-
cred their ftxhtine Apirit ANA Mat
cosssoks and mis- dstnchmea 81
soldiers are on their vsy % ~
front At " 4 Sef3 n ~
Peaca TsEsHs for I,snuamlA
Adyicss from f3ucharsst are V ~
effect that the central powerr have
communicates their psecs tsrruu ~
King Fsrdinapd OF HnmanjV NJ .e1o6 (
alteration. Wscent unoffinkn3 IL
patches statsd that Hun&2l& QGV11
p % ,;s,ss.ss :snsS 81 S go q sssss - q nsss :
Austria pssfssgRNat ffS1tmo3< n
commercial and econo>nlc YSjR1l ~
Itis officially denied " ths kn0loI,
ran pres bureau IN r6ris that 1klIg
Ferdinand will rslinQuish his ftf(06
- the bshsN Of the antivvas l~r(v
!" Aao,Ssr nc s-Ss; SDsslsA ssshus ~.
- Z; ~ ssss,1.s
spsAlsh vsSssIs n dsrnasn ssa
trfaA subAsafine6 y 4. Z 4
Rwdoaw Nsw As6uclr
.,m. msis i III e. iss'.s ss.s 5ss sss.s 49, z
10 have sounded the snteu(e 21k1
especially the United StnssA ~,
the sdyisabIlity Of tskinn SknD4 8
prevent stsres OF sSfimunisie1 NeI&
In Russia fnllinR into the hnn(a u
the poishevIki or The 0ersn>nn ~
count Motono, the japanese fGr6'Hn
rnintster. spoke recentfy on the e63
sect and advicss from Paris oav a
believed there thta Moteno's woe<1
were JApan's answer 20 0euGr11
Foch's appeal 10 Japan and ~
United States 10 take steps n =
IBERIA. M
II is admitted al washinston thst
the matter has been discusssd n a.
No word ss to tbs prsbab,e pellav
OF the United States hes q yst 49,
given out.
French and British srssps ~
carried out raLfins opssa tiors soa)Ie1
were aimed at yerdun ana tn T|nI{-
iish were active on each 80 ~ ~
scarpe river. Tn both cnAee U>l1ons
ers vera brought back. on Ire flo1lno
front there have been encountsfo ~
small detaehments and ct points -
tlllsry engaEemsnts have bean lively.
The air forces havs been busy al31
several small Italian towns have bson
bombed by the Teutonic sviatora
Only ss persons out Of lss -
board the British hospital ship uisn.
art Castle, sunk by a suUlnarins II
Bristol channel. have been landed.
Among ia missing are seven female
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7s.---Jauaa's
move TO develop the feeling OF thr
allies toward proposal for joihf
military operations In Siberia 70 keep
the vast stores at Vindiyosfok and
also the trans Siberian railway from
falling into the hands OF the dermhn
Invaders OF Russia, was widely DIS
cussed today Rmc nE diplomats ana
officials hut all were reluctant -
rive OPINIONS for publication.
opinion In London that the de-
cisration by the japanese foreign
minister Count Motono. In the Japa-
nsse diet. could only be interpretsd
as n declaration that Japan was
about 10 intervene, was rewarded M
further evidence Of the negotiations
now proceeding between the co-bsl-
llgersnts 20 make the action Of an In
character. probably In
CONTINUED on PAgF TWO