, 1918-11-21
FOREIGN

Cettinje. the capital of Montenegro,
has been liberated, says a Serbian OF
fetal statement.
Citizens of Client. without distinc
ton as to nationality, have greeted
the allied troops as liberators.
Decision has been reached by the
government to suspend operations OF
the military service act in Canada.
Holland has consented to carry on
the work of repatriating allied pris
oners of war now helG in Germany.
A republic has beer proclaimed in
Austria-Hungary according to a Vienna
dispatch received by way of Zurich.
Heavy earth shocks, accompanied
by property damage and loss of life
occurred in the provinces of Florence
and Forli.
The Peruvian Senate approved 9
House bill making Nov. 16 and Nov
II legal holidays in Peru for the cele
bration of allied victory.
The Italian authorities, in accord.
ance with the terms of the armistice
have taken possession of the Austrian
railways in the territory ceded to
Italy.
Russian Bolshevik forces are march.
ing on Finland. They are threatening
the Finnish seaport of Viborg, sew
enty-two miles northwest of Petro
grad.
Rear Admiral S. S. Robson has been
appointed American member of the
naval commission to arrange Tor the
execution of the nava terms of the
German armistice.
The entry of the king and queen of
Belgium into Brussels has been post
poned. 1t probably will take place
Nov. 23, coinciding with the reopening
OF the Belgian chambers.
A special dispatch from Eysden.
Holland, says that when William Ho-
henzollern's train arrived there h
was not aboard. Later he arrived by
motor car, having abandoned the train
because of shots fired at the window of
his ear.
The Dutch government has issued a
proclamation urgently appealing for
the cooperation of citizens in a grave
crisis" 1t says the minority is threat
ening to seize power and declares its
determination to maintain authority
and order.
Saturdays schedule called for the
French to enter Metz on Monday,
strictly for the purposes of military oc.
cupation. Strassburg will be occupied
Nov. rs. The official ceremonies in
connection with restoration of the
lost provinces will be held the first
of December.
SPORT
Ducky Holmes, famous years ago as
a big league ball player and later as
manager and owner of minor league
clubs, is going to do his bit "over
there" as field secretary of the Y. M.
c. A.
John Henry Dolchy. a veteran of the
Civil war, and years ago information.
ally known as John Henry, a Snowman
and theatrical man, is dead at the Sol
diers home at Marion, Ind, at the age
of 70 years.
Adams Express. the first horse ever
at a hOISt SnOW ny the
United States government, won the
blue ribbon in the class for thorough.
breds at the National Horse show in
Madison Square Garden, New York.
GENERAL
About 100 persons were killed in tn
fighting in Berlin which marked the
overthrow of the imperial government,
according to a report from Berlin.
Every American soldier and sailor
will find his old job awaiting him up.
on his discharge from service, accord
ing to a statement issued in New
York by Stephen C. Mason, president
of the National Association of Manu-.
facturers.
The Berlin soldiers and workers
council has decided to dissolve the
red guards, according to an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen.
The threatening attitude of the ex-
tremists in Holland who have de.
manded the abdication of Queen vii
helmina is causing anxiety at The
Hague.
A group of men at Benton, ILL.,, beat
into Inconsistencies Rev. Joseph
Bojaczyk, a Catholic priest. for al
legged failure to ring his church bel
when peace was announced.
A resolution making Nov. IL a hol.
iday in commemoration of the ending
of the war has been introduced in the
French Chamber of Deputies, accord
ing to advices from Paris.
Thomas S. Masyrk. former president
of the Czecho-Slovak national council,
left Washington on his way to Europe
to assume office as the first president
OF the new republic of Bohemia.
AS a result of investigations made in
Lille and the region of the department
of the north, precise charges have
been made out against German Off
GERS guilty of having ordered or hay.