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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
Spanish Government to
Take Over lnterned
German Vessels
KAISER KNUCKLES DOWN
BY United Press Leased Wire
Direct to The Star

SANTANDER. Spain. Aug. %.
-Gcruiany has accepted all con-
ditions contained In the Spanish
note regarding the submarine
situation. IL was announced herc
today. German shipping interned
In Spanish ports viii be volun-
sArily turned over 10 Spain to ~
plarc any future l-ses from L.
boats
At the same time. Foreign Minister
Dato announced that the govern
snent would requisition all Spanish
tonnage. which would be apportioned
according TO vital necessity
Other governments. In whose trade
some Of this tonnage will be employ
ed. will be asked TO set a specified
commodity exchange OF cargoes
such as iron ore. olive oil. etc.
Germany Is understood to have
stated she viii not torpedo these YES
eeis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
10000 Peasants in
Fight Against Huns
in Ukrainian Region

STOCKHOLM. Aug. 2T.--An army
OF 10000 peasants Is fighting against
combined force OF Germans and
Ukrainians near Skvira. according to
the newspaper Pravda.
The railway strike In Ukraine con.
tinues. Russian bourgeoisic. return
ing from Kieff. report that NJ soon
as German soldiers leave any district
the workmen desert the factories and
peasants organize resistance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
Russ Workmen in
Clash With Red
Forces at Moscow

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.--Serious
counter revolutionary disorders have
broken out near Moscow. according
TO dispatch from that city dated
Sunday. received today.
A decision TO support the counter
revolution was reached nj many Ia.
bor meetings. the dispatch said.
Clashes resulted between workmen
and Bolshevik troops. the latter set.
ting fire to n number OF villages near
Moscow. where counter revolution
lists had taken refuge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
BOCHE COUNTER
FAILS To HALT
BRITON GAINS

LONDON. Aug. s5.-CAnadian
troops. after capturing Wan.
court. carried their lines east of
line. Marshal Haig reported to-
day.
A counter attack forced the
British back from Louguevai to
Baxcutin.lr-Grand and High
Wood. The counter attack was
broken up at that point. and the
British position r~e~tablishcd
east Of High Wood.
Hard Fight on Somme
Yesterday afternoon and evening
there was severe fighting on the
field OF the old Somme battle ground.
between Maricourt -four miles south
west OF Comblesl and Bapaume. also
to the northward." the statement
said.
The enemy counter attacked re.
peatedly in strength. incurring great
progress.
English Welsh troops pushed
thru Montauban -four miles west of
Combles) along the crest OF the ridge.
capturing High Wood and reaching
Longueval. At the latter village the
enemy counter attacked at $40 p. m.
and forced us back toward Bezantin.
Le-Grand Amile IN mile and half
west OF LonguevaD and High Wood
we broke up the enemy's attack
again advancing, and established our
lines well out OF High Wood.
Early In the night the enemy
counter attacked a second time. but
was driven off by rifle fire before
reaching our positions.
North OF High Wood. the enemy
twice counter attacked at Ligny.
Continued on Page 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
FRENCH ARMY
NOW CIRCLuVG
R0YE REGION

The allies today continue their victorious march the
line thru Picardy.
The British troops under Gen. Byng have crossed the
Hndenburg line in the region beyond Arras.
British troops in the Somme have entered the
fighting.
The French have increased their advance around Roye
being within mile of the town.
German counter attack Longueval last night threw
the British back temporarily. The positions quickly
regained.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Since August 8, the Germans
have used 70 divisions $4,000 men) the West front
between the Scarpe and the Asne according to dispatch
received from the British front today.
PARIS, Aug 27-The Matin declares that at noon NOT
a single German was remaining in Bapaume
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
Kermit Roosevelt
Awarded Cross by
British Officials

LONDON. Aug. 81. - Kermit
Roosevelt has been awarded the mill.
tary cross for his services with the
British army in Mesopotamia. It was
announced today.
Roosevelt was major In the
motor service In Mesopotamia- Re
Gently he obtained "A transfer to the
American army. receiving n cap
tain's commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN FRANCE, Aug. "a.
-Noon.)-The British launched attack south q
Bapaume at 45 this morning with the prospect Of max
ing the situation below that city precarious as It q
above where the line is actually threatening the city
The New Zealanders the northern outskirts d
Bapaume having taken Baugnatre two miles northeast a
the city during the night They captured prisoners from
three battaions, including battalion commander
AT the same time British troops moving eastward
on the SOUTH taking advantage of yesterdays gains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27

surprise. as the Germans apparently
had been expecting IL.
The surprise came when the moon
suddenly broke thru the clouds above
Orange Hill. Chapel Hin and the en-
emy defenses before Monchy-Io-
Preux. revealing Canadians ana
Scotch Highlanders surging to tho
attack
Save when the moon appeared. at
this moment illuminating the earth.
the early morning advance was :nado
In the densest darkness. The British
planes were kept equally dark.
Boches Are Amaxed
One prisoner testified to the amax,
ment felt by the boches when they
discovered the identity OF the on-cou,-
ing troops. The Canadians only ~
Gently were known to be noaf
Amiens. where they shone gloriounly
in the opening of the present often.
sive. while the Highlanders were last
heard from harassing the German
line far TO the southwark.
Passing thru Arras yesterday. 1
saw column of 1000 prisonern.
headed by dozen officers. Their
general physique was poor. in con.
trast to the prisoners taken farthor
north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
100 |. ". ". TO
ASK new TRIAL

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.--The 100 I. w.
w. leaders found guilty here on
charges OF sedition were TO hear pre-.
sented for them today arguments for
new trial. II was predicted Judge
Lands would pronounce sentence at
once II he rejected the motion.
Twenty-year imprisonments and
fines can be imposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
Crenades Explode;
Two Aviators Lost

LISBON, Aug. 27.--The grenades
on one Of two hydroplanes leaving
here on an overseas expedition ex.
ploded and caused the machine to
fall into the sea. 1t was announced
today. Lieut. Vasconceiler and his
observer were drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
BOCHES MUTINY
and ARE SHOT

AMSTERDAM Aug sT.--A Ger.
man battalion. ordered TO the front.
unanimously refused to 20. accord
Ing TO dispatch from the frontier
published in the Telegruaf. There.
upon every tenth man was shot The
remainder yielded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27

DOLLARS and CENTS

should the war be over. il will not
only be worth $500. but it will be =
worth considerably more. Five dollars
at that time will without doubt buy
more clothes. more rent, more food,
more of most anything than today.
And in the meantime-your money
will be working for Uncle Sam. II
will buy necessary equipment for that
boy Of yours at the front. 1t will give
him the physical and the moral back
ing he needs.
This is @. @. week in Seattle-thc
week for Quick Quota.
Seattle is s3,00O.00O behind its War
Savings Stamp quota.
With the character Of investment
fully appreciated. there can be no ex-
cuse for failing to reach the quota
and to top it.
Seattle has gone over the top in
every patriotic call-and it must do so
again. When the solicitor calls on you
this week. give him your pledge to buy
stamps. AND KEEP YOUR PLEDGE.
@. c.-QUIT QUIBBLING.
@. Q.-QUICK QUOTA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
us. Chaser
Is Sunk by
Steamship
Two Officers and IS Men
Are Missing in Sea
Tragedy
MISTAKEN FOR U-B0AT
by Uniscf Press Leased Wire
Direct 10 The Star

WASHINGTON. Aug. I'll
Mistaken In the dark at $3.50 n
m. to-day for = submarine. the 4.
\. chaser No. ,09 was sisrilcd
and sunk by the m~rrhsntman
Felix Tou<sir. The commander.
executive officer and IS men are
missing from the chaser. while
nine have born landed. eight In
Nov York and one nj I.~wes,
DID, sccoeding Ia navy depart
meut Information.
The rescued were picked up 60
miles east Of Sandy Hook from a
safety mattress. All but two were
suffering from wounds.
The ship which fired the shots
approached In the dark and. barely
making out the outlines Of the pa
troll boat. small craft. Immediately
came 20 the conclusion that she was
submarine and opened fire. Sew.
eral shots were fired before the little
craft riddled by good marksman
ship. sank.
A u. $. destroyer picked up calls
for assistance and dashed to the
scene at high speed. She found the
surviving members OF the patrol
boats crew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
Italian Propaganda
Dropped on Agram

BERNE. Aug. 27-Italian air.
planes recently dropped propaganda
manifestos on Agram. capital of Sla-
vonia and Croatia, according to Aus
trIan advices today. Agram is i6
miles southwest OF Vienna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
CONDUCTORETTEs REJOICE

LONDON. Aug. 27.--Conductors
and conductorettes of the tube trains
observed today as a holiday. In cele-
bration of the victory won In their
strike. They Will return to work to-
morrow and receive equal pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
Huns Agree Pass Work
TO Replace Clause for
Spain Ships Senate Bill
Add Labor Feature to Man.
power Bill in Discussion
This Morning
CALL BOYS OF 18 LAST
ny c. MARTIN

Omitted Press Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Aux. .7.--By
. vote Of ~ 20 0. tho senate today
adopted an amendment 10 tho
proposed work OF fight clause in
the man power bin which IL d.
signed 10 obviate the tying up ot
war industries thru strikes.
while NJ tho same time recognis-
Ing the right Of the workers 10
demand better conditions and to
enforce those demands by
strike.
The amendment offered by sena-
tor cummins provided that the work
or fight proviso shall not apply in
tho case Of strikers who az once sub
init their grievance to the war labor
board. agree TO abide by its decision.
and. pending that decision. irnmediat.
ly return TO work.
cummins' amendment proved n
happy compromise between those IN.
voring n drastic anti-strike amend.
ment and those who felt that labor
must be protected In legitimate ef-
forts 10 improve conditions. II was
at once accepted by Senator Thomas.
author of the work or fight clause.
and the senate speedily proceeded TO
give Its approval.
The battle over the work or fight"
amendment to the man.power bill
was virtually settled today. when the
senate. by vote Of 20 to 20. refused
to strike from the bill the whole
work or fight clause.
This was the first test OF sentiment
on the work or fight" principle IL.
self. altho the vote on the Cummins
amendment to the work or fight"
clause showed that the senate did
not wish To take away from labor en-.
tirely It's rights to fight for better
conditions.
The motion 10 strike the work or
fight clause from the bill was made
By Senator McKeilsr. OF Tennessee.
Hold Younger Men
Boys OF is and 10 win not be sent
to the firing line until an emergency
arises In which they are needed Sen
ator Overman. discussing the amend
ment 10 defer calling IS and is.year.
old boys. declared Secretary Baker
had authorized him 10 make this
statement The young men, howev.
er. will be called for training at once
and kept In the United States until
needed. Overman said.
With an agreement reached to vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27

VYYHAT are few dollars and cents
w to you NOW? What will they
buy?
Let us say that you have Four Dol
lars and Nineteen Cents that you can
spare. You have given to the Red
Cross and to the tobacco fund and to
other worthy charities. You have
bought Liberty Bonds-which are 10
to 20-year investments.
You are now looking for n sensible
thing to do with that S4.19
There is but one answer:
Invest in War Savings Stamp.
Why? Simply because ii is not only
patriotic but absolutely the most re-
liable and the most satisfactory invest
ment in the world.
On 10 days notice, you can get your
money back-WITH INTEREST.
Any postoffice in the United States
will cash the stamps.
II you wait till 1923, that s4.lo will
be worth $500 to you.
There is no risk in war stamps
NOT ANY. There has never been so
safe an investment in the history OF
the world
Invest S4.19 today and in 1923,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
SIX AVIATION DEATHS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Six
deaths occurred on American flying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
Allied Forces Continue Gains
Along Western Battle Lines

LONDON. Aug. e7.-Progrcss
along the whole British front,
with further advances In inn.
portant sectors Of the French
front. was shown in the official
statements last night. The Brit
ish have passed the old Hinden.
burg line east Of Arras and have
added materially to their gains
around Croiselles and along the
north bank Of the Somme.
Confirmation Of the capture Of
Frcsnoy-LeRoye was stated In
the Paris communique
The Berlin night statement re.
ported British attacks extending
north OF the Scarpc. which mainly
failed" II stated that counter at.
tacks are progressing in some places
and claimed the capture of Tongue
val and Mont Auban.
The Belgian communique reported
repulse of German attacks around
Merokem and Langhemarcq. north
of Ypres.
The last German defense before
Roye was broken by the French this
and they are now within
1 800 yards 0ess than "A milel OF the
town. which is also threatened from
the north by the British.
Resumption OF activity Is reported
in the Noyon region. The French
are also attacking along the Ailette
line and pushing southward toward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27

-eommittee of Seattle, from f. \. Van,
cannot impress upon YOU too strongly
not one dollar of direct benefit from v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-27
NATIONAL COMMITTEE

The following telegram was received By
Chas. II. Clarke. chairman Of the war savings
reaching IFS War Savings quota this week, and
all over the United States, receiving
wer this week
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-01
ALIANQ UDERZAJA PRzEz AUSIRYACKIE LIME; LIME;
LlCZBA WlEzNl0W WzIETYCH WYN0H $4,000.
ANGLIA UZNAJE POLSkE
17JEJ .ARMIE.
KABLOGRAM URzEDU PRASOW0 INF0N
MACYJNEGO WYDZ. MAR. POLSKIEGO.

True translation filed with the Mnn
Oct 81 1918 required by Of Congress Oct 1917
Paryz 26 pazdzrnika Angelsk Spraw
nrnych Balfour presa Sobanskego
polego Komtetu Narodowego Londyne uedowy
list nastepujacyn brzmieniu
'Ministeryun SpraW Zewnel.znyeh. IF
zaszczyt odbi6 Pansej noty 25go
k6rej Pan Peskej Narodowei Armii
Po]s Narodow
dowodca
skego wok poskch walczacyc przeciw paswom
tralnym jako armiie sprzymierzonej.
Nam anaczyc Rad kr6lewsk chene przychyl
sic do adana odad uznae przyszoc Poka Ame ako
auonomiczna, aliancka sprzymerzona
Py sposobnosc Pana ponfoowac Rad kr6ew
ski emieszkaI baczyc Wysk
niezmozone Pokego Narodowego k6re czn} cd chw
aianckie krzepac sWyc ziomkow
lynn swiecie odpoosci ku cenranym przecw
mimi odnosne do kwesyi poske
kr6ewksiego do onosci Konteu do kra
j5w alianckich pozostaje newzruszone.
Rad Kr6ew niejednokrotne pragniene swoje
Wonej Zednoczonej Poi Gala przya
dekaracy wech pastw Wersau 1917
aiego pastwa wolnym dospem do
warunk6w trwaego sprawedwego pokou Me potrzba
chyba Pana sympayach przesych
nych narodu poiego bez wzgdu przekonania
zea k6y nar6d tax we wyczerpia} podczas Podz
wiamy sna narodu polskego odnow zezwoene Nemcom
Wegrom do owana pzyszlego sanu kra
parymy przyszos oczekuemy chw gdy obecne
ryczne ukocza Poska wona enoczona
wasna konstucye ustanow do swego
ludu Oby radosn chwa by} h najbzza jest to naszczer
zyczeniem kr6lewskiego rzadu.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-01

: = !.
wiedziana tylko "a zgoda parla-
mentu i Rady Rzeszy niemeickiej
p. Kanclerz moze pozostac przy
"a sw6j urzad pred parlamentem
wladzy tylko wtedy, gdy posiada
zaufanie narodu. 3Kanclerz bedzie
odpowiedzialny "a politycznaa
dzialalnosc cesarza a kanclerz
1ninistrowie beda odpowiedzialni
Rada Rzeszy. 4 mianowanie, pro
mocya i dymisya oficerow armii i
marynarki moze nastapic tylko
przez podpis kanclerza. Ministro-
vie wojny beda odpowiedzialni
"a MIA pred parlamentem. Nadto
depesza -Berlina donosi, re par
lament przeprowadzil W piatek "
calej rozciaglosci wniosek, refor-
mujacy, prawo odnoszace sic do
rzadu Alzacyi j Lotaryngii. Sto-
sownie do telegramu Drezna sa
konska gazeta rzadowa oglasza,
il ze wzgledu ma reorganizacye
saksonskiego rzadu kr6l przyjal
rezygnacye ministeryum. Wiele
innych wskazowek, ktore potwier
dzaja mniemaniu 0 bliskiem pod
daniu sic Niemiec, Austryi j Tur-
cyl, zawiera sic " depeszach os-
tatnch. Nieustannie donosza, ze
~ r6znych miastach niemeickich
przychodzi do rozruch how, podczas
ktorych czesto zdarzajA sic star
cia poleya, rezultatem Rh
utrata zycia. Brak suroYego ma :.
teryalu, zwlaszcza dla pocisk6M
wybuch howych, utrudnia poWazinfe
przedsiebiorstwa Kruppa zmuszo'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-01
0Dp0WIEDz AUSTRYI.

Bazylea, 81 pazdz. - Odpo--
wiedz Austryi do prezydenta Viii
soma, wys}ana przedwczoraj przez
rad szwedzki, brzmi jak naste-
puje; .s:.~
W odpowiedzi Ia note prezy--
denta Wilsona z 1890 tego miesia-
ca do rzadu austro wegierskiego,
W ktorej prezydent postanowi}
movie wprost 2 rzadem -austro--
wegierskim w kwestyi rozejmu
pokoju, Rad austro wegierski ma
zaszczyt oSwiadczyc ,ze tax samo
jak w poprzednich proklamacy-
ach prezydenta, podziela i teraz
ten sam punkt widzenia zawarty
w ostatniej nocie co do praw au-
stro wegierskich ludlow, a zw}asz
cza Czesko Sfowak0w Jugo S1o-
wian.
Dlatego, poniewaz Austro We
CRY przyjmuja wszystkie warunki
jake prezydent postawii jako
warunek rozpoczecia ukladow W
kwestyi rozejmu i pokoju, niema
zadnej przeszkody, zdaniem rza--
du austro wegierskiego W rozpo.
czeciu tych negocyacyi.
w rezultacIe .rzad austro we.
gierski oswiadcza, il jest got6w
bez oczekiwania rezultatu innych
negocyacyi wejsc W rokowania
w sprawie pokoju miedzy Austre
Wegrami a panstwami przeciwnel
grupy W spraWie rozejmau t na
wszystkich austro wegierskich
frontach.
Uprasza zatem prezydenta, ably
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-01

strony Austryi. Gala arlnia wlo-
ska gotowa bedzie do uderzenia
ma Niemcy, kt6re drugiej stro-
ny pozbawione beda pomocy au-
Istryackich dywizyi. R6wnoczes--
ME znajduja sieNiemcy odcieci cd
Rumunii takze po czesci cd u
krainy, przez co kwestya ich wy
zywienia bedzie ME do rozwiaza-
MIA. Widocznem jest az nadto do
brze, il bez Austryi Niemcy wy
trwac moga tylko Ia czas bardzo
ograniczony, re straca wszelka
Inadzieje poprawy swych stosun-
k6w ze dalszy op6r oslabl ich
tylko tenn bardziej IA czas powo-
jenny. Akcya Wiednia oznacza
przeto poczatek konca. Wzmacnia
ona jeszcze determinacye wedz6w
;wojksowych i dyplomatycznych
alianckich W zadaniu cd Niemiec
takich gwarancyi, kt6reby uczyni
4y kraj ten niezdolnym do podje
cia Ia nowo krok6w nieprzyjaciel
skich, W razie gdyby warunki po
kojowe, podyktowane przez Ali
antow, ME zgadzaly sic W niemiec
klein pojeciem sprawiedliwego po
koju.
Rozst6j W monarchii austryackiej
Londyn. - Niepokojace rapor-
| ty nadochodza tutaj W sprawie
lsytuacyi weWnetrznej W Austryi.
Y Amsterdam donosza, re wiesci
o przygotowaniach do demobiliza
Icyi armii austro wegierskej wy
wolaly nadzwyczaj przygnebiaja-
ce wrazenie " Berlinie. Hrabia
Tisza mial oswiadczyc, ze zaWar-
cie pokojn odreh ehnego miedzy Ali
[antami r6znemi narodami An--
stryi i Wegrami nastapi lada
chwila.
- go :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-01
byi laskaw rozpoczac negocyacyc
Ia tym punkcie.
Nota Austryacka szczera.

N0ta Austryacka szczera.
Londyn, 81 pazdz. y Podejrze-
i inie jakiem przyjmowano w ko-
ZACH londynskich slusznie czy ME
slusz1ie kazda note niemiecka.
/, ME pada ia ostatnia note austry-
acka. W chwili gdy Niemcy So
chwiejne ma punkcie poddania
!, sic, Austrya dala nura. Rad bry-
i.tyjski otrzymal odpowiedz Au-
:stryi, kt6ra przyjmuje wszystkie
jwarunki prezydenta W sprawie
rozejmu j pokoju porownujac ia
niemieckimi komunikatami, wy
da1 opinie Ia korzysc Austryi,
gdyz przemaxia szczerze W pre-
:cwienstwie do pelnego podstepu
jezyka niemieckiego rzadu. Au-
strya posz}a "a przyk}adem Bul-
garyl w Zupefnem pOddamu sic,
co jest nadzwyczaj waznem, gdyz
kompletnie odosobnia Niemcy.
Jest }atwo zrozumialem, re te
ME chca jeszcze podzielic losu
swych sprzylnierzencow, re jed
|nak beda wkr0tce zmuszone do
tego, ME ulega najmniejszej wat
pliwosci. Chociaz warunki Bu}ga-
ryi ME koniecznie powt6rza sic W
rozejme Austro Wegrami, W
Ikazdym razie Aianci zabezpiecza
sobie uzywanie terytoryum j ko-
lei aastro wegierskich przeciwko
kazdemu sprzy mierzencowi, kt6--
Try jeszcze proWadzi Wojne. a tax
INiemcy, iezei pestanowia prowa-
die da1ej wojna obronna, mu--
lsza przygotowact sic na atak Cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-01

stytucyjnej strukturze i re roko-.
wanna prowadzone SO przez rad.
.ludu, v kt6rego rekach spoczywa
aktualnis konstytucyjnie wladza
decydowaniia- W1adze wojskowe
.sa jejj take podlegie.
Rad niemiecki oczekuje teraz
warunk6w rozejmu, kt6ry poWi-
MEN bye pierwszym krokiem do
EEsawiedliNego pokoju jak to 81
|prezydent saznaezyl = swei pro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-01
WtADZA WOJSK0WA
PRzECHODZI POD K0N-
TR0LE REICHSTAGU ttJ-
DEND0RF REZYGNOWAf
True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Oct. 81, 1918 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.

Londyn, ,29 pazdz. = Niemiec-
ki parliament olbrzymia wiekszos-
cia g{os6w przeprowadzi} wniosek
w kt6rym wladze wojskowa pod
dano pod kontrole cywilnego rza-
du, m6wi depesza z Kopenhagi
! . Exchange Telegraph. Akcya ta
parlamentu nastapila wkr6tce po
ogfoszeniu w Berlinie, re general
Erich Ludendorff pierwszy gwa--
ternistrz generalny, uwazany po-
wszechnie "a geniusza niemieckiej
armii, zrezygnowa1. Cesarz przy-
jal rezygnacye jego, postanawia-
jac, ze 39ty regiment renskiej
pieehoty, kt6rego wodzem d1ugo-
letnim byl general Ludendorff,
ma nosic odtad jego imie. Rezyg-
nacye genera4a Ludendorffa uwa
zaja powszechnie w ko}ach alianc
kich jako znak przyjecia przez
Niemcy warunki rozejmu podyk-
towanych przez Aliantow. Czy to
zapatrywanie jest usprawiedliwio
ne czy ME, nie MONA zaprzeczyc,
IL rezygnacya generala Ludendor
fla bedzie miaia powazny wp}yw
Ia upadek ducha moralnego armii
niemieckiej. Socyalistyczny Vor
waerts oglasza tresc wniosku re-
form, kt6ry zawiera nastepujace
punkty: l wojna moze bye wypo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-01

lie byly oddalic wielu robotni--
k6w 2 tego powodu. Depesza z
Chrystyanii donosi, ze okrety dun
skie widzialy wiele nurow niemie
ckich, powracajacych wyweszo-
na biala flaga do port6w niemiec-
kich. Socyalista Ledebour mia}
v ten spos6b wyrazic sic " parla-
mencie ::Zgubmy wplyw cesarza
musi bye usuniety' przyczem po-
sci ten domagal sic obalenia sy-
stemu monarchicznego. Move je-
go powitali socyalisci okrzykami !:
Abby ykowac! Tymczasem przew6d
cy rzad6w alianckich zbieraja sic
" Paryzu, ably ostatecznie wykre-
Sic war,lnki rozejmu, na podsta-
vie. ktorych gotowi sa zaprzestac
wake z Niemcami. Premier
Lloyd George j sekretarz dla
spraw zagranicznych Balfour wy
iechali do Franeyi W towarzyst-
vie oficerow armii i marynarki.
Pulkownik House, powiernik i
doradca prezydenta Wilsona, jest
take " Paryzu. Odpowiedz ME
miecka ME zmieni " niczem sytu-
Iacyii merykanskiej prey dent vii
son bowiem skonczyl sWoje per-
|traktacye 2 rzadem niemieckim "
chwili hedy powiad domil rzady
|A1iant6w 0 prosbie nemieckej "
spIawiie rozejmu pokoju. Dalsza
akeya nalezy przeto do Sprzy--
mierzonych.