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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
B0L$EvlklSMUt PRINDE
TEREN.
De: RALPH TURNER
United Press Staff Correspondent


TOXIC, % Martic. Stirea a.
dusa astazi la Harbin de slujbasii
japonezi spune ca Bolsevikismul
cistiga teren in Russia 81 tocmai ci-
stigarea accasta de teren este causa
schimbarii Gle conducatori politici.
Invataturile bolsevikiste, spun din
Sii, nu s,lnt moarte ci stunt insufla-
te tuturor prizonierilor de razboi,
carl due acele invataturi Gu din
sii acasa, cind vor parasi Russia.
Germania sd teme dc influinta
bolsevikista 81 de aceca nu incearca
sa faca atacuri asupra cstului In
departat. Germania nu intentionca-
"a Sd firimitureasca Russia ci voie-
ste sa poata duce cit mai multe tru-
pc pc frontul de vest 81 sd ajunga
Ia grinarele Ucraniei:
Acesti functionari cereau simpa-
tia japonezilor penfrn Russia. Sti-
rile asupra unei intreveniri japone-
ze, yor pricinui turburari.
e 5~-.ats IL
Dealungul liaiei trans-sibcriane
= au vazut prizoneri de razboi, carl
mergesu far6 garsla.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
De: Carl D. Groat,
United Press Staff Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, % Martic. -
Bombardarea mare Germaniei
81 atacul de pc linia de vest a
fost privit in general aici ca in
ceputul de mutt vestitei dar 81
multi trasei la indoiala ofensiva
majora. Faptul ca la punerea lui
in practica ell a intimpinat un su-
Gees partial, nu a facut pc nimeni
sd descurajeze. Toti spuneau ca
este prea de timpuriu sd Sc site
ce voiesc Teutonii, lar contra-a-
tacurile englezilor o sa fie foarte
costisitoarc pentru dinsul. Aici
sunt multi earl cred ca atacul nu
este alta decit perdea tacticoH
sa care sd ascunda un alt atac pe
alt front.
Unii din inaltii dignitari 81 a.
cuma cred ca Germania inten-
tioneaza o navala in Italia orr
Macedonia 81 ca miscarea de ia
ia este un ,yhumbugs' care sd a.
copera altc operatiuni 81 ca sd
1ngreuneze trimiterea reservelor
din parteta aliatilor.
Primele rapoarte arata ca un
atac in masse este cea mai cost.
! citoare forma a razboiului.
Patrunderea liniilor engleze in
tinutul dintra Cambra. 81 La
Fere, de buna seama fost reusi-
ia numai in urma marilor per.
deri ale Teutonilor. 81 cind en-
glezii sd vor misca pentru un con.
ira atac Germanii vor Fl alungati
indarat perzind tot, ba char ma
multi decit aceea ce au ciStigat.
| Conform parerilor cercurilor
militarc, daca perderile germa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
BULETINE.

VIENA, 81 Martie. - Comuni-
catul dat de la ministrul de ras-
boi, anunta Cd artileria Austro-
Ungara luat parte in lupta con-
ira francezilor 81 englezilor de
pc frontul de vest.
PARIS, 81 Martie. - Un CO.
municat dat de La Cartierul ge-
neral, anunta urmatoarele:
MART 81 Mercuri, att ziua, cit
81 noaptea escadroanele noastre
de bombardare au operat intr u
ma, aruncind in acest timp $4,000
de kilograme de proiectile pc sta
bilimentele militare, cimpurile
de aviatie 81 garlic din zona ina
micului. S'au observat citeva ex-
plozii 81 focuri in cladirile bonn
bardate.'
TOXIC, % Martie. - Primul
ministru Terachi q informal as
taxi parlamentul japonez ca nu
sunt motive deocasndata pentru
ingrijorare Gu privire la event
mentele din Asia.
BERLIN, via Copenhaga, %
Martie. = Noutatea ca o lupta
mare a inceput pc frontul de
vest a fost primita Gu liniste aici.
Herr Won Steiner, ministrul de
rasboiu al Austriei, care Sc alta
in Berlin, g, ajuns la Sntelegere
Cd Austriacii sa sustina frontul
de est, 81 in acelasi timp, 50 tri-
mita ceva trupe 81 tunuri 81 pc
frontul dc vest.
Pc frontul de vest sunt 81 citi-
W. Bulgari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
OFERA
PACE ITALIEI.

Conform celor publicate astazi ID
ziarul IL Progresso Italo-Ameri
cano" Germania 81 Austro-Un-
garia all facut propuneri de pa
CO Italiei.
Stirea, care este trimisa din
Roma, de un correspondent al III
arului, zice:
,,Sunt in stare Sd va annnt ca
Gcrmania 81 AustroUngaria au
facut propuneri de pace guevrnu-
lui nostru III mod direct, lnsa q
ceste propuneri au fost' respinse
cu indignare, Gu toate ca crau
foarte artagatoare. Am primit =
ceste inforlnatinni dintr' X sursa
autorisati s. damna de increde'
Re. y Il ii Il, Il,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
.INAMICUL E NEfNGADUI.
TOR Gu ROMfNIA.
o AMENINTA Gu TERMEN1
81 MAI ASPRI.

WASHINGTON, q Martie. -
o telegrama primita astazi Gu in
tirzieri de la ambasadorul Fran
els, anunta la Washington ca
Germania a amenintat sd impuie
Rominiei niste termeni de pace
81 mai grei, lii tazUl Cd guveruu!
Romln MI accepta termenii deja
oferiti.
Cele de mai sus au fost anu,n-
tate Rominilor de Fieldmaresalui
Mackensen.
Ambasadorul mai raporteaza
ca Germania a lnceput expulza-
rea Rominilor carl nu sunt pc
placul oficialilor eli, 81 ca Won
Mackensen incercat sd dicteze
noului cabinet Romin.
PARIS, 81 Martie. - Condi-
tlunile de pace impuse Rominiei
de Austria, sunt GU multi mai i'm
povaratoare decit cele ale Ger
maniei, in ceea ce priveste ane-
xarea dc teritor.
Dupa cum zice depese din
Vlena, primita aici prin Basel,
Austria pretinde ca Rominia sal
cedeze tot teritorul eli della est
de trecatoarea Turnu Rosu pima
la Dunare, linga Ghilramar.
Accasta cercre insemneaza ca
5000 de mile patratc de teritor,
IN care Sc coprind trecatorile
muntelui Vulcan 81 Portile de
Ficr, sa devie in posesia Aus
triei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
-CROMICA.

Kaiscrul, cind este vOrba
De cinstc 81 0menic,
De miM sau de dreptate,
Zice cd sumt jucdrie.
De idei 81 de principii
Sfinte 81 umanitare,
M Ureo Sc site de elc
Dacd nu sunt militare.
Atunci cind vrea sc inceapd
Vrc-o noud nelegiuirc,
Sd con,itd crime laSe,
Cintd numai din pSaltire,
81 IN gura lui spurcaM
POdrtd cuUintul DMn,ncseu,
Pc cind in rcalitate,
M este decit un Atcu.
Ieri insd, immune mare,
Cind hoardcle lui barbara
An 7nceput ofcnsiva,
Puse lumea IN ,nirdre;
- Ma 'nrocat gci 81 sfinti,
Cnm ar f. f0st ,,natural"
Ci m0mentul dccisiU
In rdsbOiul actual.
DeciStv?! DE bund sean1G,
M incape indoiald,
Cd trufaSa lui armdtd
Va cdpdta o mdrdeald
Strasmcd, 50 p0meneascd
MomentM eel .decisiv,
Ca 'dltd data la comandd,
Sc respunsd negatir.
Caro- Lima.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
CERMANN Sl-AU IN
CEpuT oFENSIvA.
De: WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS,
United Press Stuff Correspondent.

Lagaful englc$ in Franta, %
Martie. (1:15 a. Sm.) Trupele
engleze, s'au mis{at Gu raceala lor
obicinuita dupa barajul bombelor
de gaz 81 mari explosive al Germa-
nilor de la inceplltul atacului in
annie, intimpinind primele sire Gu
masti de gaz pc fata 81 puscind din
pustile automatic sasupra valurilor
avansatoare.
Luptele piept la piept au fost
foarte desc. Soldatii cnglezi carl O.
cupau punctele intarite ale liniei
prime, luptau acu baionetele.
Sa pare Cd Hindenburg si-a in
ceput multi vestita sa ofensiva. Daca
aceasta este galagios anuntata O.
fensiva, atunci dinsa sosit con
form specification. Ofiterii 81 sol
datii zinbesc fncrezator in timpul
cind eu trimit aceasta cablograma.
oltua!lunea es.e pc 9. SC poa'e ue
nedeslusita. Cind sd incepe lupta
Pc III lions tsa ue il"'e % ,coe'
cite-va orc peiiIlu "a Sd priVes'llelh
uesiasurarea. oeea ce u oiie'e ca
zurl Sd pare vi uiasdii' ue in''i'c
|
ori ueViile h'iihai = inasca y uil d.
lac ihic poale Sd ne prelacul Ill .
'hca'erare ue uiiaSl
Dupa uoluDa q"e sc"i'a pc u''
ltoli1 ue - inne uerllldhil si-du
aluissa. 'lupcle ioi a'ese pe'l'ru d
salcurile ihura.hs!e as'ipra 1lall-
cHnul y arS.. .' 8 sln,,pr c,is.sze IN,
Sli sei'cau ~ vafur' uoec iilaaratu'
''hui IL l,lh ue oaiaJ
ArCileria y pustiie a'iloiilatc ale
ehelezlior a.. taiat posta'l III sire
ie ll'alniculul.
uauiic ue illare iuseaia aie III
dnicuiui au i,.ceput 50 ooiiiodfue'
ze slnuturiie uiii coisuriie lhoepar-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
.CERMAN|A IA OFENS|vA'
Pc FRONTuL DE VEST.
FORTELE AUSTRIACE AJUTA. La ATAC.
RAPORTDE EPEFRONT

De: WILLIAM PHILIP SLMMS United Press Correspondent
GU ARMATELE ENGIEZE in FRANTA, q Nartie. - Sc
loreaza Scarpe
St Quentin nfanera paruns na rontuu englz la nord
de Lapicourt 81 Louveral
Mai trzu s prim raporul ca Germanii inanau crasa
de la ST. Quentin marginea crbe de Cambra pecm
adurea Gauche in ace sector cmpie caramidalor de
lnga Crosile Sur Vilers.
All dminea Gemanii inceput bombararc puernica de
punct char r Scarpe pima ancu rept
telor englezc, la sud de st. Quentin.
Aceasta dtanta de cncizeci de mile in ne dreapt 81
{ cOprinde cam rs mile de front
Tot astfe sau mai raportat up mari secorul Messne
dmncat namicu incpu bombareze Feur-
bax 81 Arneineres ghiuele de gaz.
Astfel aproape ng fronu bombardre inceput
81 intetesc 1nr una.
saptamini acvtatea pc cr sbuciumarle
vii Pee de naval ost neprine de
doua partie lupee aerene n au fncetat o
Germani facut sfortari faa de penu opr
aa sbura peste ne or fcernd in aces mp
dperare cleaga nformatun despe feu unde
zate fortele engleze Hssa.
Cd inchei aceasta depese tunurie mai arunc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
BULLETIN.

FORT NORTH, TEX, 90 Mar
tie. Cadetul s. w. Arnhein,
de la corpul Roial al sburatori-
lor, ieri dup6 amiasA q fost ONO
rit prin cadere IL scoala tunari-
lor aerieni de Pc Hicks Field, =
proapo dc aici.
Ruda cea mai apropiat4 : o.
dsthlni Arnhsin ssts dina !. W.
Arnhsin ~ yI'sst Ind A.,
lgvx Ysrk Ci1 E
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
Pc Frontul American.

GU ARMATEI.E AMERICANA in FRANTA, q Martie. -
upa ce puverizat ntartuc Germano poae de glelc
trupee din Luneve navat in transee
amcuui Navarea drcp raspuns neobnu
Lombardari din partea unurior gernanc.
Artileria 81 nfanera franccza luat parte in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
RAPPORT FRANCEZ.

PARIS 2 De la Ministerial de Razbo raporat
bombarda din artee
deagu secoareor de la norde 81 sude de fronu
francez, 81 in regunea Champagne
in Champagne Gcrnani ncerca sa prunda mai seama
sector arteria auta
cezlor nsl n butit
germana bombara violenta nle franceze din
cgune Souan paru mile est de Tahure 81 St Souppe
(paru mile dc Souain) urmmd imediat atacu.
sIn atac Vertn a rezultat
ta piep pept. Inamicu a fost respns complect.
Germanii bombadat furie nle rancec din egiunea
Nomcny American de la Tou
dat atacu ocul lea
laglbe mari
nvari dc nord de gu
nile II mile de American
de la Tou) 81 luat mai multi prizonicri.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
POLITICS seen IN S0LF PLEA
GERMAN OFFICIAL ASKS PRE-
LIMINARY CONFERENCE:
Real Purpose May Be to Have
Future Of Former German
Colonies Settled.

Washington, Nov. IA. - The pro.
posal of DR.. Solf, German foreign
secretary, for a preliminary peace
conference has not reached Washing
ton in official form, but it is under
stood there is little probability of it's
acceptance.
Such a conference is regarded here
as unnecessary and as likely to USE
lessly complicate the work of the gen.
eral conference when it is held.
Ostensibly DR.. Soils proposal is
based upon the urgent need Of Ger
many for food and other supplies, but
it is pointed out that these condi-
lions will be dealt with by the United
States and Allies in advance OF the
peace conference under the general
pledges contained in the armistice and
given by the supreme war council at
Versailles.
In some quarters here 1t is suspect
ed that DR.. Soils real purpose is to
have the preliminary conference dis
pose of political matters, such as the
future of the German colonies and
trade relations between the Central
powers and the nations with which
they had been at war, in the hope of
being able thus speedily to re-estab-
lish German foreign trade.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
LIST CARRIES 1861 NAMES
WAR DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES
LONG CASUALTY ROLL.
Men Killed In Action Number 310
Wounded 354 and Unaccounted
for 81. ..ft

Washington, Nov. II. - Americas
losses in the world war reached 1873
with the issuance by the war depart.
ment Of casualty list carrying 1861
names. The casualties were divided
as follows: Killed in action, 80; died
OF wounds, 100; died of disease, 1879;
died from accident and other causes,
II; wounded, 1854; missing in action,
81. :,
Northwest names appear in the list
as follows: Killed in Action: Pri.
Yates Peter Johnson, Rosen, MINI. ;:
Earl Mitchell, Minneapolis. Died of
Accident: Privates Norbert J. Onitz,,
Peever, S. D.; Rasmus R. Skriver, Luz
verne, s. D. Wounded Slightly: Pri.
vate Osmer Rain, Fountain, MINI.
Wounded Severely; Privates Harvey J..
Hullinger, Vera, S. D.; Larry Johnson,
Tyler, MIMI; Oscar Nelson, St. Peter,
Minn.; Peter Paulson, Minneapolis.
Missing in Action: Lieut.. Austin F.
Hanscom, Willmar, MINI. Died Of
Disease: Corp. E. p. Carlton, York,
N. D.; Corp. Victor J. Hirsch, Wabas-
so, MIMI; Privates Adolph Anderson,
Otisco, Minn.; Ernest A. J. Dirks, Full
da, MIMI; Monta Fraser, Deer Creek,
Mimi; Clarence w. Hating, Owatonna,
MIMI; Leslie Lawrence, St. Paul.
Killed in Action: Sergt. Albert Mar.
tinson, Minneapolis; Privates Gust E.
Able, Minneapolis; Frank Sellner,
Sleepy Eye, Mimi; Satisfied Meadors,
Beresford, S. D.; Nels E. Finkelson,
North Branch, Mimi: Charles L. Hart.
man, Ross, N. D.; Earle w. L. O'Dell,
Sioux Falls, S. D.; Rudolph r. Shock
ey, North st. Paul, Mimi; Wyott 3.
Silker, Marmon, N. D.; Clarence R.
Runnie, Morris, MINI. Died of Dis
ease: George T. Piquette, Bertha,
MIMI; Henry A. Dieterich, Grand
Meadow, MINI. Wounded Severely:
Lieut.. Lester r. Herman, Condo, S. D.;
Privates Henry J. BOIL, Dell Rapids, S.
D.; Clarence ]. Taylor, Dickey, N. D.
Missing in Action: Bugler Roy L.
White, St. Paul ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
NEW COMMISSION
MAY Be CREATED
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AR
CONSIDERING NAMING RE-
CONSTRUCTION BODY.
FUNCTIONS TO BE ADVISORY
Chief Duty Will Be to Develop Com
prehensive Program for Nations
Conversion From War
to Peace Basis.

Washington, Nov. 14.-Governmen
officials have under consideration thu
appointment of reconstruction com
mission to develop a. comprehensive
program for the nations conversion
from a war to peace basis.
The commission would be advisory
rather than executive in functions
and the plans developed and co-ordi
mated by it would be carried out by
existing government departments and
agencies.
Would Be Small.
AS now considered, the commission
would be representative of CONNER
cial, industrial, labor, agricultural and
social interests; it's membership would
be small, and it would deal with all
phases of the great problem Of easing
the country from war to peace.
The President is understood to be
distinctly opposed to the suggested
plan of having a congressional com.
mittee prepare a reconstruction pro.
gram.
He is said to prefer men who can
give their entire time to the work and
who have made special studies of the
economic and social problems.
Must Keep Plants Going.
How to shut off further war produc.
ton without closing plants, throwing
men out of work and causing financial
strain is the immediate reconstruction
problem.
Hundreds of kilograms of inquiry
reaching government departments to.
day disclosed anxiety of business men
over this question, and offered a null
titude of suggestions for dealing with
it.
AS clearing house for such sug-
gestions the reconstruction commits
sion would function.
Government authorities having
charge Of placing ct war contracts are
considering plan for diverting raw
material from war industries, as fast
as these curtail their activities, to
other industries where they can be
used at once for reconstruction needs.
War orders will not be cancelled in a
wholesale way until such plan Is
de-eloped, it is believed.
i this connection the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States made
pubic letter to President Wilson
citing evidence of anxiety among bust
ness men over the governments fu-
ture course, suggesting development
Of uniform policies for all departments
and measures for preventing a sudden
drop in price of raw materials.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
DECLARES ITS INDEPENDENCE
1RANSYLVANIA EXPECTS RE,
UNION WITH ROUMANIA.
Hungarian Province RevoIts and
Seeks Support of America
and the Allies.

Washington, Nov. IA. Transyl-
vania, which, with the support of
America and the Allies, expects re-
union with Roumania, has declared
its independence Of Hungary: Militia
has been organized by the local au-
thorities.
Roumania volunteer troops to the
number of nearly $4,000 are said to
have crossed the border into Transyl-
vania as an army of occupation.
These forces were made up largely of
Roumanians who returned from Rus
STA and Siberia after the Russian
debacle.
New Roumanian Ministry.
Jassy, Nov. 14.-The Roumanian
ministry, headed by Alexander Mar
ghiloman, leader Of the conservatives,
has been replaced by one composed
of generals. The new cabinet is pre-
sided over by General Coanda, who
also takes the post of minister of for
eign affairs. The portfolios of war
and interior have been assumed by
General Grigoresco and General Vau-
miano respectively.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
GENERAL STRIKE UNDER
WAY IN SWITZERLAND
Objects Are Revolutionary and. 20.
liticaI Rather Than
Economic.

Washington, Nov. -Switzerland's
general strike, which commenced this
week, has objects which are revolu.
tionary and political rather than Geo.
nomfc, and has had direct Indictment
from the Bolshevik organization of
Russia, according to Hans Sulzer,
Swiss minister to the United States.
: Mr.. Sulzer sketched circumstances
leading up to the strike. Though with
out information as to the progress of
the movement, he expressed complete
confidence that it would fail to break
down the present Swiss government,
which, he said, had the support of the
overwhelming proportion of tho popu-
latiOn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
EASTERN EUROPEAN
JEWS FEAR MASSACRES
Leaders Appeal to Allied and Amer
lean Governments to Pre-
vent Bloodshed.

New York, Nov. 14.-Massacres ex-
ceeding in horror the Russian pogroms
of 1905 are feared by Jews in East
ern Europe, according to Julian w.
Mack, president of the Zionist organ
ization of America, and Louis Mar
shall, chairman of the American Jew
ish committee, who issued a joint ap-
peal to the American and Allied gov
ernments for intervention to prevent
the carrying out of reported anti
Jewish policies, particularly in Poland
and ROumania.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
Victory colors Favored.

New York, Nov. 13.-""Victory col.
ors," for goods, in red, white and blue
produced by the country's industries
engaged in manufacturing and selling
woolens, silks, millinery and the like.
were announced here by the Textile
Color Card association, comprising
wholesalers and retailers in these
lines Of goods. The standardized trade
colors selected are Cherry" for the
red and navy" for tho blue, and these.
with white, will bs the recognised
victory eolors" + the making C
goods.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15

Chicago, Nov. 14.-(U. S. Bureau Of
Markets.) - Hogs, receipts, 10000;
butchers, $17.75@18.10; light, 1880
1900; packing, $16.50@17.65; throw
outs, $15.25@16.25; pigs, good and
choice, $14.50@16.25.
Cattle receipts, 5000. Beef cattle,
good, choice and prime, $15.50@19.75;
common and prime, $940@1550.
Butcher stock: Cows and heifers,
$6.0O@14.00; Gamers and cutters,
$5!00@6.00. Stockers and feeders:
Good, choice and fancy, $975@12.50;
inferior, common and medium, $1,000
9.75. Veal calves, good and choice,
$16.0O@16.75. Western range: Beef
steers, $13.75@17.50; cows and heif.
ers, $8.25@12.50.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
URGES FRENCH TROOPS
TO AVOID VANDALISM
General Petain Appeals to Soldiers
Who Will Garrison Ger
man Territory.

Paris, Nov. 14.-General Petain, the
commander Of the French armies, has
addressed an order of the day to his
troops, eulogizing the tenacity and
energy shown during four years by
France, (which had to vanquish tho
foe in order not tc die"
He asked the soldiers who will &C.
cupy German territory not to permit
their resentment over German VIC.
lence in France to lead them astray,
and to respect persons and property.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
Navy Did Splendid Work.

e., London, Nov. 14.-Some of the &C.
compliments Of tho American navy
may now be made public. The Amer.
lean navy 80 far has provided escort
for 100000 troops, which is nearly so
per cent OF the total of American
troops in France. American ships also
escorted ~ per cent of Allied and
neutral shipping. including merchant.
men, supply ships, munition ships and
troop ships. A mine barrage $50 miles
loag- the longest in the. world-has
just been completed from Scotland Ia
Norway.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
GERMAN PAPER SAYS
TERMS ARE TERRIBLE
Socialist Organ Declares New Gov.
eminent Must Carry Out
the Conditions.

Basel, Nov. 14.-The Socialist Vor-
waerts Of Berlin describes the Ger
man armistice conditions as terrible"
and adds:
"Since the old regime has collapsed,
the new government must accept the
conditions and execute them Loyalty.
The treaties have been signed and
must be executed. It will be the task
of the new government to conclude
rapidly the best peace possible"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
Butter, Eaos and Poultry.

Minneapolis, Nov. IA. BUTTER
Extras, SIC; extra firsts, .55c; frsts,
SIC; seconds, 53c; .dair1es.. j47c; pack.
ing stock, 33c. ~.
EGGS - Fresh, prime flrsts, new
cases, free from rots, small, dirties
and checks out, per doz, &c., current
receipts, rots out, $500; checks and
seconds, doz, 35c; dirties, candled,
doz, 4oc; quotations on eggs include
cases. .cE.,.
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys, fat, 10
lbs and over, 26c; thin, small, cripples
and culls, unstable; roosters, tic;
ducks, 18c; geese, lb, 15c; hens, 4 lbs
and over, zoe; hens, under 4 lbs, TIC;
springs, all weights, 19c; guineas,
young, doz, $500; suineas. old. doz,
$500.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
Thrift Conference Planned,

New York, Nov. 14.-A thrift con.
ference" Of life insurance executives
from all sections of the United States
for tho discussion Of future national
development, "accentuated by thrift
intelligently and voluntarily prac.
ticed," will be held here Dec. s and
Is, in connection with the twelfth an.
:nual convention Of the Association OF
Life Insurance Presidents. The con.
,,vention will take up the Constructive
!. influence Of American life insurance
is teacher Of thrift, In the period q
reconstruction 70 come
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
BELGIAN KING WILL
RETURN TO BRUSSELS

Paris, Nov. liking Albert of Bel
GUM, at the head Of his army, is ex-
pected to enter Brussels, his capital,
Friday.
A great ceremony in the cathedral
has been planned. Burgomaster Max,
recently released from long i'm
prisonment in Germany, will be one Of
the principals in the ceremony.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
ANOTHER GERMAN GRAND
DUKE HAS ADVOCATED
William Ernst Of Saxe-Weimar Quits
In Order to Prevent
Civil War.

Basel, Nov. 14.-A dispatch from
Berlin says Grand Duke William Ernst
OF Saxe-Weimar has abdicated in or
der to prevent civil war.
The dispatch adds that republics
have been proclaimed in Wurttembure
and Hesse.
The new government In Baden has
been constituted under the presidency
of Herr JESS, Socialist.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-15
PREMIERS WANT WILSON
At PEACE CONFERENCE
Lloyd George and ciemenceau Are
Understood to Be Urging
His Presence.

Washington, Nov. lit 10 under.
stood that Premiers Lloyd George and
Clemenceau both have pressingly sug.
gested that President Wilson should
at least attend the opening sessions
Of tho peace conference.