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El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-07
Nationalist Leader
in Ireland Dies on
Eve of Settlement
(By Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.)

(By CEASED Wire to New MexIcan.)
London, March 6.--John Redmond,
the nationalist leacer, died at 7;45 o,
clock this morning. Death was due to
heart disease, following a recent ope-
ration for an intestinal obstruction.
In paying tribute to the memory OF
John Redmond. in the house of com
mons today, Sir Edward Carson. the
Ulster leader, said;
Indeed we were not very far a.
part in our attempts at a settlement of
the Irish question"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-07

Significance seems likely to be at
tached to this expression by the
Ulster leader in view Of the wide di.
yergence of opinion regarding the so.
luton of Ireland's troubles that for.
nerly existed between the nationalist
leader and the Ulster interests repre-.
scented by Sir Edward.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-07
.B0LSHEV|E|, FOR
SAKE OF FRUITS
OF REVOLUTION,
WILL FIGHT ON
Trotzky Says Leaders
Will Retire as Far as
the Urals.
HAVE SYMPATHY
WITH AMERICA
Can Work in Harmony,
at Least Part of the
Time.
ny Leased wire to New MexIean.l

P~etrograd. March 6.-The Bolshevi-
XII leaders are prepared to withdraw
even as far as the Ural mountains
rather than submit to the defeat OF
the revolution, said Leon Trotzky,
Bolsheviki foreign minister, in an in
terview today with the Associated
Press.
The official news agency announces
that a supreme military council has
been formed for defense of the cotn-
try. The commissioner for military
affairs has issued a decree ordering
that the entire people be armed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-07
WOULD 90 IT AGAIN

M. Trotzky said if the Bolsheviki
could go back to the state Of AFFAIRS
which existed last October, just be-
fore they overthrow the Kerensky
government, they would repeat the
whole program which has been put
through since that time.
.'In October we did not exclude the
possibility of a holy war; he declared.
''Now we consider such a war possible.
The soldiers and workmens' dele
gates must now fight for organization
and order"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-07
NEWATTACK
D n tai
LOOKED
FOR
Enemy Massing Troops
with Artillery from
Russia.
BEST LEADERS
IN COMMAND
Germans Optnumber the
Allies on Western
Front.
Teutons Have is Divis-
ions More Than En-
tente Armies.
Teutons Have is Divis-
ions More Thar En-
tente Armies.
(By Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.)

(5y Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.)
Washington, March 6.-Re-
newed possibilities Of a new
Austro-G German stroke on the
italian front are indicated in
Italian official dispatches re-
ceived here today. Important
movements of enemy troops
were effected during Febru-
airy. Formation by the enemy
of a new tactical group SINH
lar to that adopted for the Of
fensive of November last, has
been detected by the Italians.
Long columns of troops are
still moving forward toward
Valdastico, Laraginan and
Giudic Aria, and there is an in
creasing concentration back Of
the enemy lines of artillery
from the Russian front. The
best Austrian army leaders
have been sent to the italian
front, and it appears that Gen
eral Koevess, who has distin-
guished himself in the Balkans
and enjoys the confidence of
General Won Hindenburg, is at
present in the Kalsugana sec
tor. General Conrad is acting
as adviser to the high COM
mand.
German Morale Weakens.
Refugee Italian soldiers and pea
SAINTS from the territory entered by
the enemy say that in the fact of the
stiff resistance of the Italian army the
morale Of the enemy was greatly 'shak-
Ell and many German soldiers desert
ed and sought refuge in the noun
tains. Several thousand of the de-
serters were rounded up.
No Fighting In France.
On the fighting fronts in France
and Italy there has been little activity
except by the artillery. There have
been no further details of the Amer
lean repulse of an enemy attack in
Lorraine.
Big Teuton Force in the West.
London, March 6.--The Germans are
still adding to the number of their
divisions on the western front, Gen
eral F. b. Maurice. chief director of
military operations at the wal office,
declared in his weekly talk with the
Associated Press today. The Ger
mans now have sixteen divisions more
than the allies in the west, he said,
but this did not mean that they were
in superior strength, as the allied d.
visions were numerically larger.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-07

vent up back OF the American line for
tho first time with an American crew
which has been in training for several
weeks. Anti-aircraft guns we're train
ed to protect the balloon from enemy
aeroplanes, some of which attacked It
last week.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-07

carriers, when not entirely inconsist-
emit to the federalized plan, substan-
TALLY were retained.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-07
Germany Made a Mistake

Apparently Germany unwittingly played into the hands of
the al[Russian congress by granting a respite before the treaty
should be ratified. Reports from Petrograd indicate that the
congress and allied organizations will use the intervening DAYS
in recruiting an army and preparing for a defense against the
Germans. American Consul Treadwell has returned to Petro-
grad along with Raymond Robbins, head of the permanent Red
Cross commission to Russia. Removal Of the government to
Moscow probably will compel them to go there also.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-07
Lenine's Downfall Likely

Refusal of the peace treaty by the congress when it meets
lat Moscow next week probably will cause the downfall Of Lee
nine and Trotzky if they do not resign beforehand. A section
of the Bolsheviki is said to be revolutionists Of the left, who have
been opposed to the Lenine regime and inclined to be friendly
to the entente allies, although Favorable to an immediate gen
eral peace.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-07
WOrkmcn'S and Soldiers
Delegates Oppose Harsh
Terms of TeutOnS
Powef of Lenine and TrOtxky Weak
ems; Peoples Congress Organizes
Army for Defense

Petrograd is being evacuated by the Bolsheviki govern
ment. Moscow, the ancient capital, is again to become the seat
of the Russian government, while Petrograd is to be made a
free port.
The population of Petrograd is quitting it hurriedly, and
various government departments are removing further inland
away from the German invaders. Bolsheviki councils in Mos
COW and the provinces are said to be more opposed to the Ger
mans and a separate peace than those in Petrograd. Previous
reports that the hard terms of the German peace treaty, which
takes from Russia thousands of square miles in Europe and
Asia, would not be accepted by the al-Rnssian congress of
and soldiers delegates indicated also that the non
peace elements in the Bolsheviki ranks were gaining the upper
hand. Evacuation of Petrograd was mentioned as one Of the
the war party proposed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-04
MONTENEGRO DENIES
DEPOSITION OF RULER

PARIS. Dec. 4--The royal Monte
negrih government has issued a STATE
rnent denying the report that hing
Nicholas has been deposed. The state
,ncnt points out that the .skupshttna
has no constitutional existence ana
that the only body having authority to
make any pronolncement as to the
sovereignty Of the state Is the national
parliament. This body, it Is said, can
not meet at present, many members
being confined in Austrian prisons or
living abroad.
MY deposition was but a straw cast
Ia see which waV the wind blows, v
said King Nicholas Of Montenegro to
a Matin representative
IF a meeting WAS held at Podgoritza
(where the Montenegrln national as
sembly is reported to have metz, |
have not the slightest news of 1t. A
meeting such as that one could have
been held only under the shadow Of
ba yonets. A legal %plebiscite is not car
ried out by the armed force. That is
why | consider what has passed down
there az being without importance,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-04
ENTENTE TO ALLOW
HUNS TO QUIT FINLAND

COPENHAGEN. Dec. 4-rhe en-,
tente powers, according to a Wolff
Bureau dispatch from spa, Belgium,
have granted a safe conduct to the
German troops in Finland to return
home.
Under the terms of the German
armlstice freedom OF access to ana
from the Baltic sea was given to the
naval and mercantile marines Of the
allied and associated powers. The block
ade conditions set up by those powers
were to remain unchanged and all Ger
MAJ merchant ships found at sea were
to remain liable to capture.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-04
FORMER KAISER PRESENTS
APPEARANCE Or DETECTION

LONDON, Dec. 4,-Wiliiam Hohen-
according to the Telegraph's CORE
spondent at Amerongen, Holland. He
says that he has talked with some one
who has come much in contact with the
exile"
This person is quoted as follows:
THE former emperor wore an air OF
relief when he arrived at A~meronger,
but that soon vanished. Even his
CHEEKY wife cannot now rouse him from
moodiness. The former empress is
really something. of a heroine and tries
to make her husband look on the bright
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-04
UNANIMOUS ON
DEMANDING KAISER

LONDON, Dec. 1T is understood
that the representatives of the allies IN
conference at the foreign ministry yes
today were unanimously in faVor OF ue-
handing that Holland hand over to
the allies the former German emperor
and former crown prince.
No official statement OF the confer
ence was issued beyond n mere recltal
Of the names Of those attending It ana
a statement to the effect that Col u.
NJ. House, Of the American peace dele-
CATION, was prevented from Attending
by illness.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-04

for the navigation branch of the avia-
ton service, as to dead reckoning
points, navigable country ana landing
fields. y
The interfield flight was undertaken
on orders from the war department, re-
the flight being via Demopolis, Ala,
Columbus and Payne field, West Point,
Miss. The test altitude Of the flyers
was 5000 feet, a flight level Of $500
feet being maintained.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-04
INVASION
Of GERMANYLAST
PROOF Of DEFEAT
Continued From First Pago,)

Continued From First PaRb)
which was expressed in the German
empire we're false, Germany did not
gain security at home and opportunity
70 pIIlage ard plumber abroad. Her por'
ton was first domestic misery, then
foreign defeat and final invasion and
occupation, a.
value Of the demonstration now hclhg
made in Germany OF the fa!lacy Of Ger.
man reasoning. The German occupied
Lille, 81. Quentin, Laon, He planned
to annex Flanders and French lorraine,
But today it IL TreVes and AiX-Lh-Cha-
peIle which receive enemy garrisons
and tomorrow K will he Cologne, cob
lenz and Malnz. Meanwhile Alsace-
Lorraine Is lost ana Prusslan Poland
destined to pass to other hands.
BY contrast with Al&-la-Chapelle,
lust receiving a RelgIan garrison, there
Is Liege, welcoming the returning King
and the general who unavaiItnEly, but
CALAMITY defended It. The taking OF
Iiege was n feat that filled Germany
WITH immense and unrestraired re-
joIcing It was the first step IN world
domination-so It seemed in August,
10IA but In December, 1918, II II the
last circumstance preceding the com
Ing Of enemy troops to the fatherland.
The lesson ie n lesson that was neces-
sary and will not be lost, No victory
could be a sufficient victory which end
cd the war on French or Belgian soil
and left the mass of the German people
conscious Of failure in aggression, but
ohlivious ia the meaning Of defeat, st1ll
IMMUNE from the consequences OF an
unsuccessful raid upon nelghbortng
states. ,
when American, British, French and
Belgian troops are afnng the Rhine,
whom German provinces are patrolled
and administered by enemy garrisons~
although there Is lacking devastation
and atrocitv-thn attending circum-
stance OF Teutonic conqueet-then there
viii be- tho solid. imtnutabNe rroof that
wars begun abroad for conquest invnri
ahrv and inevitibly end at home. end
with hostile armies In control Of the
hnmn lnnda.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-04
GERMAN REVOLTERS
TRY IN VAIN TO
SEE YANK CHIEFS
SWISS PLAN TO HAVE
NEUTRALS REPRESENTED

BERNIE, Dec, 4. tBy tue Associated
Press, DIR. Widrner, Of Wofingen, IN
troduced a resolution IN parliament yes
terday inviting the SWISS government
to Immediately approach other neutrals
for the purpose of Jointly estabrg9ins
The claims and rights Of neutral nations
at the peace conference, particularly
relative to a future league of nations
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-04
PRESIDENT WILSON
SAILSFORFRANCE
UPON TRANSPORT
CONTINUED From First Page.)

In an announcement that % members |
Of an advisory committee OF experts
who ave made a years study of pollt-
teal and economic conditions in Europe
and Asia will sail with President VIII |
son and his fellow delegates. With them
will go several tons Of documents and
maps, which, together with other rec
or on the way, comprise a collec-
ltion of International data said to be
| without parallel in history.
These advisers to the peace commits
sion, who have conducted an exhaustive
inquiry into foreign affairs by authori-
ties OF the president and under the di-
| rection of Col u. NJ House. American
| civilian member Of the iuteralied SUI
preme wal council and a delegate to the
! peace conference, include experts in
international law. college professors
rated as specialists in the history and
politics Of various nations, and officers
Of the military intelligence division of
the army. Using the building Of the
American Geographical society here,
they have accumulated, through studies
which began in November, 1917, volum-
inous records, which, because OF their
great value have been guarded day and
niehf.
yxT.ALLo1L Mor-
WlCnholu NEWS
Tn fact details Of the Investigation
vhhhich q is known TySSi' officiaiiy as the in
cniry Z" have haep withheId from publi-
Sati6n nntil lie results we're safe on
sbinboard ExCept for the occasional
a,,hiIont;an ~ ~ fart mar ne1re data
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-04
SIX-HUNDRED- MILE AIR
FLIGHT IS COMPLETED

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 4.-Com-
pleting a 600-mile flight from Taylor
field to Park field, M%illington, Tenn,
three airships from the former train
inc field returned Tuesday afternoon,
after having gathered important data
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-04

side of things, but in vain. The dis
%tinguished fugitive has terror in his
heart"
Herr H~ohenzollern keeps more and
more to himself and is constantly less
inclined to go aoout. The correspond
ent says that his informant took him
to an unfrequented place from which
an unshaded window in the castle was
visible, Pointing to the window, the
gentleman said:
The former emperor sits at that
window writing as II against time hour
after hour, sheet after sheet, often all
the forenoon and all the afternoon
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-04
Foam

one tablespoon flour. one-half cup
CLEO. onc-half cup sugar, Melt and stir
smooth. Add boiling water to consist =
ency Of cream, Cook and stir. Remove
from fire and add vanilla. Serve ever
apple pudding.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-04

Druggists refund money II PAZO
OINTMENT fails TO cure Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles. stops
Irritation; Soothes and Heals, You can
get restful sleep after the first appli-
cation. Price SOC
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-23
BITKE MA BALKANSKEM
BOJISCU.

London, Anglia. - IL Pariza
Sc uradno poroca, da so Sc price
lie ma vseh krajih balkanskega bo-
jisca vroce bitke. Angleske, fran
coske, srbske in italijanske cete
so Sc spoprijele sovraznikom, in
uSpeh je ma zavezniSki strani.
Cete vsakovrstnih narodov ma
padajo cd Jadranskega morja pa
do Egejpskega morja velikem
polkrogu Nemce, Avstrijce, Turike
in Bolgare. Pricel Sc je generalni
napad, kateri ina namen prisiliti
sovraznika, da obdrzi tukaj vse
svoje moci ter da onemogoci posi-
LAME ojacenj tevtonskim arma-
dam Francijo in Belgijo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-23

True translation filed with the Post.
master at Chicago, Illinois, April 23rd,
1918, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
z angleSko armada V Franciji.
= V nedeljo ponoci je bill sestre-
lien IL zraka in ubit baron RIGHT
hofen, famozni nemSki avijatik.
Sestreljen je bill "a angleskimi cr-.
tami mad fronto OBJ reki Sommi.
Podrobnosti letalcevi smrti Sc
manjkajo.
Ottawa, Ont. - Reuterjev ko-
respondent IL angleskega glavne-
ga stana V Franciji poroca, ola so
pokopali nemskega letalca V pom
deljek popoldne.
"Pogreb tega letalca je bill gan
ljjv", pravi brzojavka. "Richtho-
fen je bill pokopan ma pokopaliScu
ne dalec cd mesta, kjer je bill Sc
streljen. Pogreba so Sc vdelezili
angleski letalci"
London, Anglia. = Uradno po-
rocilo o zracnih bojih, XII ga je IL
dalo nemsko poveljstvo V Berlinu
V nedeljo, pravi:
"Baron Richthofen je ma celu
ls1cjega Skadrona izvojeval V So
boto svojo Observation-Disclosures in
osemdeseto zmago".
Odkar je bill V oktobru leta
1916, sestreljen letalec stotnik
Boelke, je bill stotnik Richthofen
najbolji in najuspesnejsi nemski
letalec.
Kapitan Richthofen Sc je maj
preje proslavil kot poveljnik nem-
skega "leteGega cirkusa'', to je
bill Skadron nemSkih letal, Xxi so
Sc vedno borila V slllenjenem kro-
gu, ker V slucaju napada je maj
blizji letalec lahko napadel sovraz-
rika cdzadaj. Nedavno ga je kaj-
ger Viljem odlikoval redom Rde-
Gega orla.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-23

Ski mornarji so Sc izkrcali tudi V
VladivOstOku, V ruSkem priStanis-
Gu pacificnega oceana, tOda ia ko-
rak nj bill po volji ruski bolsevlSki
vladi.
Britanske in francoske cete, ki
so Sc izkrcale, da Ojacijo angleske
mornarje, branijo zelezniSko pro
90 IL notranje Rusije proti severn
V Mommansk in Arhangel. V obeh
teh bazah so bile pred rusko re-
vOIucijo nakupicene Velike mnozl-
ne raznih potrebSGin, ki 50 doSle
veGinoma IL Zdruzenih draw. To
bIago je bilo tam IL istega vzroka,
kakor je bilo V VladivOstoku mno-
90 vojnih potrebS6in, katere SO
pripeljale ladje po Them morJu
IL Amerike.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-23
ANGLEzI so zAUSTAVILI
NEMSKO PRODIRANJE
PRED YPRESOM.

London, Anglia. - Nemci so V
nedeIjo zveGer raztegnili bitko Sc
veroiztoGno YpreSa, kjer so polz-
kuSali prebiti angleSko crto.
Uradno porocilo, ki ga je izdala
V nedeljo zvecer vojna pisarna,
pravi, da 50 Sc poizkusi izjalovill.
NemSke cete so zaSle V topniSkl O.
genj in so bile pognane tezklml
izgubami nazaj svoje streIne
jarke.
AngleSke Gete 50 bile uspeSne V
.bOjih Severozapadno Bethume. -
Tudi pri Robecqu so zapodili An
glezi Nemce IL njihovih pozicij.
Ma severnem kallor tudi ma juz-
mem bojiScu so zavzele francoSke
Gete svOja meSth oh strani Angle
zev, in zavezniSke cete so pripra-
vljene "a nOvi konflikt tie vojne.
V okraje Bailleaula in Kemmela
so prispele francOske cete re pred
nekaj dnevi in njihOv prihOd je
prinesel novo zivljenje V vrste
AngIezev, li zadruzejo Nemce V
njih veIiki Ofenzivi re liza 9 april
la.
Francoski in angle$li vojaki 50
Sc sestali kakor dolgo izgubljeni
pa zopet najdeni bratje. To so IL
vrstni fantje, ii francoski vojaki.
Nj bilo Sc boljih Get na bojicu, ka-
zor 50 ii snazni francOski deeki,
Xxi dvorijo vaskim dekletom kakor
vitezi, a bore Sc kakOr hudici.
Lahko Sc reGe, da so bill dobrO-
doSIi, ko so prispeli, kajti sovraz-
mix je pritiskal veliko Silo ma
Grte trudnih angleSllih vojakOv.
PriSli 50 ravno o pravem casu.
Dne Is. aprila, samO nekaj ur pO
svoiem prihodu, so Sc re vdelezili
bitke pri Kemmelu, kjer so Sc Ia
kO bojevali, da so izzvali ObcudO-
vanje angIeSkih divizij, Xxi so do
tedaj drzale griG.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-23
NEURJE.

Little Rock, Ark. - V sredo
zjutraj je divjal tukaj vellk VI
har pomeSan dezjem, in je uci-
nil mnogo skode. Neka zenska Je
bila obcutno ranjena, ko je padla
nanjo opeka nekega poruSenega
dimnika.
Vihar je pridivjal Z naglico 81
mill in pablo je V Is minutah pol
drugi palec dezja. Dezju je sledi-
dila tudi toGa. Vihar je divJal prl-
blizno dive uri. Telefonski in bro
iavni promet V mestu je bill ustaV-
lien. O mnogih osebah Sc poroca'
da so ubite. V Hot Springsu, Pine
Bluff, Texarkanu in V drugih kra- "a
iih so bile .potrgane telefonske IL
ce,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-23
AMERICANI so UBILI PREK0 TRISTO NEMCEV - BAJO-
NETNTH BOJIH so NEPREK0SLJIVL - NEMCl SO BILL
TRIKRATNI PREMOCL - VROCE BITKE MA BAL
KANSKEM BOJISCU.
AMERICANI UBILI 800
NEMCEV.

Washington, D. c. - PrvO pO-
roGilo generala PerShinga nem-
Skem napadu ma amerisko-franco-
ske cete, XII Sc je izvrSil V Toul o.
lzraiu, pravi, da zna$ajo ameriSke
izgube preko 200 moz, docim so IL
gubili Nemci med 800 do 400 moz.
IL glavnega Stana ameriSke Elk
spedicijske armade Sc poroca, da
je ostalo zakopih in V "No Mans
land" preko 800 mrtvih Nemcev.
z ameri$kO armada V FranclJl.
- PoroGilo o nem$kem napadu V
soboto ma ameri$H sektor pri Tou-
In poroca nemSkem napadu, kl
so ga pOdvzeli Nemci pO SiInem ar
tilerijskem obStreljevanju.
Ia napad so drago platali. Ma
ozemIju enc same kvadratne mi
lie, kjer je divjal boz dvajset ur,
je obIezaIo 300 mrtvih Nemcev.
Danes so Nemci zopet iStih pO-
stoiankah, kakor so bill pred ma
padom.
Amerikance je napadIo 1900
moz, pripadajotih famozni "stoss
truppe".
PoiaviIi so Sc IL megle in napa-
dli 400 Americanov, Ii so bill V
TAXI manjSini, da je priSlo II Mem
cev ma enega Amerikanca. Ameri-
kanci so Sc hrabro bojevali, ce-
prav je nem$ko topniStvO Silno
obstreIjevaIO ameriSke vrste, ka-
nor je pablo tudi velikO Stevilo IL
streIkOv, napolnjenih strupenim
plinom.
Prizori V vasi Seicheprey so BIZ
Ii TAXI, kakor jih je videti lie Sc ma
izvrstnih slikah, Xxi predocujejo
pouliGne bOje V vaseh. Nemci so
priSli V gOsto sklenjenih vrstah,
doI1ler jih nj ameriSko topnistvo
razprSilo. VrSili so Sc bajOnetni
boil in Amerikanci so Sc bOrili S
hrbti oh steno, obkrozeni vcasih
cd trikratne premoGi sovraznika.
Pri ranjenih Amerikancih nj bilo
mixer najti bajOnetnih ran.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-23
PET MILIJONOV NEMSKIH
IZGUB.

Pariz, Francija. - Nemski pisa
telji pravijo, da znasajo totalne
nemSke izgube, vstevsi bolne in
ranjene V bojih ma kopnem in ma
morju, pet milijonov moz.
Karl Bleistreu,' nemski vojaski
pisatelj, pravi V "Neue Europa,
da so znasale nemSke izgube ma "a
padni 'front.' cd augusta 1914, do
augusta 1917, 2,604,961 mrtvih,
ranjenih in vjetih Nemcev.
Ma iztocni 'front.', pravi, da so
nnaSale skupne izgube v mrtvih
in vjetih 1,494,500 moz.
NemSki pisatelji pravijo, ola Je
bilo cd augusta 1917, do 81. Ja-
nuaria 1918, ma obeh frontah ubl-
tih in vjetih 367,45O nemskih vo-
iakOV.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-23
ZAVEZNISKE CETE POMAGA-
10 BOLSEVIKoM.

Moskva, Rusija. - AngleSke in
francoske Gete so Sc izkrcale V
Mourmansku, severoizto6no Kola
polotoka, da oiaGijo angleSki NOR
nariGni detacment, ki je odsel
semkaj pred par tedni, ZavezniSke
Gete kooperirajo bolseviskimi ce-
tami, da obvarujejO mOurmanSko
obal in zelezniSko progO pred ma
padi finske Belle Straze.
S francoskimi in angleSkimi ce-
tami operirajo tudi ruske boise
viske Gete RdeGe straze. Use te ce-
tie so pod poveIjstvom Mourman-
skega vojnega sveta, ki SestoJl IL
enega Rusa, enega Francoza in e.
mega Angleza.
Finska Bella strata je napadIa
mourmansko zelezni$kO prOgo bill
zu Kema, 27O mill JUNO Mour-
manska in 200 mill zapadno Arb
angela, tOda je bila Odblta po "a
vezniSl1ih Getah. BolSeviki in "a
vezniske Gete operiraio V harmo,
Mil in soglasju, kajti izprevideh
so, da so zavezniSze Gete reSile in
prepreGile izolacijo ozemlja po ce-
tab Belle Straze.
Brzojavka, ki je prispela pred
par tedni, porOea, da pOmagaJo
angleSki mornarji bolSevikOm V
Severni Rusiji. Japonski in angle
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-04-23
sTRAsNA USoDA.

Utica, n. Y. - Sosedje so vec-
rkrat Gull: Mama, daj mi kruha"
ter so opozorili policijo, ki je vdr-
la V stanovanje Mrs. Clarence l..
Horton, kjer je naSla 2S-letno
Horton mrtvo ma podu, pOleg ME
niena diva mala sincka pOlziva,
docim je najmanjSe dete pravkar
izdihnilO.
Gee te neSrecne druzine je Sci
izkati delo in baS tedaj je dospe-
10 pismo, da 81 je naSel delo in "a
sluzek V HanckOk, n. Y.
V resnici zalostna uSOda V rod
bini ubogega delavca.