The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-10-31
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Prince Umberto, count of Salient,
cousin Of King Victor Emmanuel, Is
dead at Crespano, near Monte Grappa,
where he commanded battery in the
italian army. He was Twenty-Five
years old.
There have been severe earthquakes
lin Guatemala and $50 persons are
I dead, according to reports received at
Panama from Guatemala. Much prop
erty damage has been done.
a Violent demonstrations have &C.
Cured in Jassy, the temporary capital
spf Roumania, according to advices re-
eeived at Paris. A mob broke into the
offices of the Issilor Gazette, the gov
ernment organ, and the printing plant
was demolished. ...>
/ British casualties reported by Lon
don for the week that ended Monday
numbered 37,15O, compared with 3d.
40 for the previous week. They are
divided as follows: Killed or died OF
wounds-Oficers, 517; men, 4.971.
Wounded or missing-Oficers, 1,464 :.
men, 3O,198.
| German provincial and Socialist news
papers continue their campaign against
the "chief culprits" responsible for the
war, says IN Amsterdam dispatch.
The Frankische Tagespost of Nurem-
berg, the first paper in Germany to
demand openly the abdication Of the
emperor, declares that the accession of
the crown prince is entirely out Of the
Question. "The German people are
searching for the guilty." says the
tVolks Zeitung, the organ of the MUIR
emberg socialists. ITO the gallows
with the guilty, whoever they may bel"
! A Copenhagen dispatch says a rev.
blution has broken out in Bulgaria.
Sofia is the scene of violent warfare.
More than 5000 have been killed in
fierce street fighting between rioting
workers, led by Bulgarian bolshevist
agitators, and police and military vain
~ trying to quelf the disorders.
! Arthur Henderson, the British labor
Reader, addressing a meeting at Lon
don, said that in the situation created
by the German peace offer labor has
hrrayed itself solidly behind President
Wilson.
The Frankische Tagespost created
h sensation throughout Germany by
printing a direct appeal to the kaiser
TO resign, says Copenhagen dispatch.
H. A Norwegian torpedo boat ran
aground south of Bergen and sank, &C.
cortling to advlces received at Stock
holm.
I Leon Morane, the French aviator and
Rirplane builder, is dead at Paris. In
1910 Leon Morane earned the reputa-
ton of being the leading French avia-
tor.
i Bolshevik troops advancing toward
Ekaterinburg have been severely de-
kaated by Czecho-Slovak and Siberian
forces. The bolsheviki lost 1000 men
killed, as we'll as three armored trains,
according to Shanghai dispatch.
President Wilson was unanimously
proclaimed citizen Of Barcelona,
Spain. The honor was accorded him
In recognition Of his ''great efforts
made in favor Of world Justice"
All of Hollands communications by
land and sea have been reOpened as
a result of the successful allied ad-
vance in northern Belgium, 1t Is
learned at London.
II The Czechs are masters In Prague,
according to Berlin dispatch to the
Berlingske Tidende. Czech money Is
In circulation and the Czech flag
waves over Hradschang castle.
Domestic
What is said to have been the larg-
est airplane exhibition ever given in
this country was witnessed at San d.
ego, CAL, when lis airplanes, piloted
by army aviators from North Island to
mark the success Of the Liberty loan
campaign, swept In massed formations
over the city.
s John Doe proceedings were begun
! before Justice Fowler ut Fond du Lac,
q NUl. IN do<orunino univ q townships