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Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
Tt1 STOP VOTING BY ALIENS
ous:ia?%1ent Uraee! by ienneein Judge
Draft Opponent FIR.

minneapolis, March 5~-Alian vot-
ms il Minnesota elections must stop
and aliens who have exercised the
elective franchise must be punished,
according to the seriousness Of their
2ffense as shown by evidence, Dis
riot Judge Daniel Elsa has just told
he new Rennopin County grand jury
II his charge.
Judge Fish also told The grand jury
o put an effective stop to opposition
% the draft and to such attacks on
he government as viii hinder the
prosecution Of the war.
Minnesota aliens who have refused
% register as directed by the Mime
sofa Public Safety commission should
be internod fer the period Of the war
State Auditor j. A. Q. Preus contends
lie already has the names Of a num-
Der said to have failed to register.
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07

.A..5...1.. A..5... NOT YET FIXED
caa 2aign for FIotation to Last Three
or Fcar Weakc-Dctails Of
Third Lean not Vet
Yet Arranged.


Washington. March THE third
G-iJeg.s ioa@ VIII o0a2 april 6, the
ls... ,.u1iyos ssary OF tic United States
entry into lie war. There viii be q
{" tga OF three o. four weeks
III announcing the date Secretary
,-aACoo std the anour5 CT the loan,
tie interest rate, and other features.
sucn a.s c.lYer.ib:litty Of bonds OF
Lgav:9u5 neg. maturity and terlhs Of
lament, are vet to he determined,
"a t,l..l :. " rcgulatio1s will be nee.
~as2rr bes.ee The plans can be COM
,,.cted.
Tie fact that Tie amount of the
!12.7 Is de. g.GeIt on further legisla-
1:1n in1icares that Ii will be for more
th4p e@ccC 500 GaV. the remainder rf
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
To Protect Soldiers.

Topeka, Kan, March 1. = Fifteen
women arc held without bail in jail
here, the first victims of the cleanup
lice following sensational charges Of
immortality made by DR.. S. ]. Crum-
bine, member OF the state health d.
rcctors and representative in this ter
rtOry Of the United States surgeon
general DR. Crumhine declared WON
en-, driven f:om Kansas City by the
anti-vicc crusaders, have come TO this
city and established rendezvous with
soldiers
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
Indications Point to Agreement to
Consent to Mikado's Troops
Entering Siberia.
.SLAV PEACE SPURS PLAN
Quick Conclusion of Negotiations Ex-
pectcd Since Russ Agreement
Wish Kaiser For Cessation
OF tiostiities.

Toxic, March Bills authoriz-
ing the minister Of war to mobi-
ize industry contributing to pro"
secution of the war are to be in
troduced in the diet, it is an
nOunced.
Washington, March 5.-A quick
conclusion of negotiations among the
Allies and the United States over
steps to be taken in Siberia to pro-
tect military stores there and check
any move the Teutons may make in
that direction, is expected as one of
The immediate effects of the signing
Of Germany's peace terms by the Rus
sian Bolsheviki representatives.
There is every indication that the
American government will join with
the Allies in agreeing to action by
Japan alone, with the understanding
as to the scope of any operations to
be undertaken. So far there has
been no announcement of an agree
ment, but even before the news that
the Russians formally had accepted
the Germans terms came, it was un-
derstood that the exchanges On the
subject were about concluded.
President Wilson has been follow
ing the situation in Russian very
closely, particularly because of it's
close relation to. the important step
proposed by Japan. There have been
suggestions that he might appear be-
! fore Congress soon to make i state
! tnlent on the subject, although no one
PROCESSES to know his plans,
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07

-Four Found hoIeep N5jii3 On Sen
try Duty.
First Announcement Of Return {
Crippled Gclc.ieEs Made-2oo E!cW
Learning Trades in u. s.

Washington, March 2.-Daath sem
tencc has been passed On four Amori-
cal soldiers, cauSht sleeping while
doing sentry duty in the hrst line
trenches, but General Pershing, al
though he has authority to carry cut
the sentence, has referred their caso
to the War apartment for review.
200 Crippies Feturn.
Atlantic City, n. j., March 1.-The
first announcement regarding the re-
turn OF crippled soldiers to this coun.
try Vas made before the delegates Of
the department OF superintendent Of
the Naval Education association, when
Na5o. ". H. Henderson, sanitary
corps, U. s. A. declared that zoo men
are at Fort IcEcnry, Va, undergoing
instruction to fit them for scI2support.
Caesed, Bombed or 2urnecl.
The majority Of the men have been
Gassed, bombed or burned Less than
10 per cent have lost arms O. less.
The men. ranging i'll age from IS to
20, are from I'll walks of life, varying
from ministers and college professors
to Iaborcrs and illitcrates.
The 1nan at Fort Mc5enry are
learning and pofecting Themselves in
s1o1 occupations as drafting, paint
ias, willow basket making, stenogra-
ply, ty~oWritinG and c2rpe.tery.
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07

Charge OF Br..19 Taking Against
Maj. Cen. Cruise.
Affidavit: Showing conpiicity is F.o,
Gucsd-Accuaaa Genera! Said
to Have Confessed.

Chicago, March Accusations Of
accepting gratC i'll awarding arz1g
contracts. in a@a;.avits and warrant S
IN the United States commissioner S
Office, is made against Maj. Cen.
Thomas H. Cruise, who retired two
months ago with the thanks OF Con
gGess
According to r&eae aeaaavits Cen
craI Cru&o et,oilted the charge.
UUon the complaints and affdavits
fled before Commissioner Mason,
warrants were issued 1or the arrest
Of Henry L. i.ippert and his son,
Ralph 4 E,ippert, manufacturers
agents, who, it is charged, paid thou-
sands Ct dollars to General Cruise for
his aid on var contracts.
General Produce Correspondence.
Capt. Mclytn Z. Erickson of the
array i-te.l:esnce office. sought the
warrants 2Md fled the affidavit in
which General Cruise is so5d to have
confessed co:nn3:city.
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
May SELL GERMAN PROPERTY
Port Terminals of Enemy May Be
Cisnosed Of 2y u, S,

States government is considering the
sale to Americans Of more than $10,-
100000 worth of port terminal proper
ty in America belonging TO Germany.
The money, it is intimated, will be
invested for the Germans in Liberty
Loan bonds
The property, mainly that of the
North German Lloyd and Hamburg
American steasmhip companies, is
now being used by the United States
government for war purposes under
the supervision Of A. Mitchell Palmer
alien property custodian.
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07

Washington, March 5.-Representa-
tive Miller Of Minnesota, Who visited
he battle fronts in France last year,
must make provision for the enter
tainmcnt Of its soldiers when on leave
from the trenches. France and Great
Britain, he said, have recognized the
necessity Of allowing their soldiers
TO so homo whenever requirements
will permit and added that because
hey can make frequent visits home
they are more contented than the
Canadians, Australians and otners.
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
lssiunu False PASSPORTS Charaed.

New York, March 2.-Evidence is
being uncovered by federal officers
showing that groups Of Greeks and
Italians were responsible for the is
suance of bogus passports in New
York to Albanians and Greeks who
were anxious to get to Europe. Fed
eral agents have arrested six Italians
one OF them a clerk in the Italian en-
bassy, on the charge of selling falsi-
fed passports Federal officers as,
serted that they had evidence that SO
persons had recently left New York
Oh fraudulent passports.
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
LaughIess Days for Manitoba.

Winnipeg, March 5.-A move to es-
tablish lot of laughless days has
been made here Members of the
Canadian Film Exchange Managers
association discontinued importation
OF comic movies into Manitoba The
step is a protest against what man.
ayers claim is ruthless" censorng
Films that get by" in other provin
ces IRE barred here, they claim
Censors answered by threatening tt
extend the censorship to other kind.
of movies, which are now being showr
ct theatres In the province.
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
Mooney to Appeal for Pardon.

San Francisco Cal, March 5.-Courl
sci for Thomas j. Mooney will nd
petition the state supreme court Il
reconsider it's affirmation of the dealt
sentence against him for participd
ton in a bomb explosion here, bul
will appeal directly to the governo
for a pardon, Attorney McNutt, VIII
directed Moneys defense, announced
MONEYS appeal for a new trial wq
denied by the state supreme cot4,
Friday on the ground that there, wa
no reversible error in the recocA Q
his trial.
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
SEED LOAN BILL NOT DEAD
bs1ousc Committee Decides to Take
| Up Measure Again.

Washington, March g. = The Baer
bill providing s50,ooo,OoO for the pur-
chase of feed and seed for farmers
on credit will be reconsidered by
the House agricultural committee.
Tho bill was rejected by the com
mittee, but strong pressure upon
Chairman Lever now seems to as
sure favorable report. Mr.. Lever
cast the deciding vote against the
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
Porkless SATURDAYS Help.

Washington, March 2. = Porkless
Saturdays are Erecting vast savings
of pork, Cold storage holdings of
the department Of agriculture an.
nounces. l>erd stocks were increased
about 10 Per cent. Frozen beef in
storage and cured beef holdings also
increased
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
HOLDS AUTHORITY LACKING
Federal Judge Rules Rail Control BY
McAdoo illegal.

Louisville, March An the course
If an opinion denying federal courts
exclusive jurisdiction in damage
suits against transportation compan-
les solely because they are under gov
ernment control, has failed to find
,ny statute authorizing Director Gen
eral McAdoo to take control of the
railroads of the country.
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
:. = = !. = = Z. :. :. !. :.
Seed Wheat Assured At
Fair Price For Farmers

). Minneapolis, March 5.
: Northwest farmers will get all
). the seed wheat they need and
: there will be no famine prices,
: Frank L. Carey, head of the
!. Minneapolis office of the Food
+ Administration Grain corpora
+ ton, says in a statement out
+ lining conditions.
I. !. J. !. :. !. !. !. !. !. !. !.
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
Living Cost Up 25 Per Cent in Year

Washington, March 2.-Another 2
per cent added to the retail prices
of food from Dec. Is, 1917, to Jan.
IS, 1915, made total of 20 per cent
which the cost of living advanced in
the year ending on the latter date.
The bureau of labor statistics an.
nounces that II of Is standard arti-
cles increased in price from Deccm'
Der to January, the greatest advance
being per cent in hens Flour de-
creased 9 per cent and lard, bacon
and cornmeal per cent each. Pota
toes alone registered decline.
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
DRIVE FURTHER III PAL ESTIn9E
2r;tic1 Advance 5000 Yards on
TlyaEVe Mile FROM.

London, March 5.-British troops,
operating north CT Jerusalem IN Pal
9stiuc, have made an advance along q
front Of Z miles to maximum d2pth
Of 5000 yards, astgide and west Of
The Observation-Disclosures road, the war
2tsGt3e a@n0VnceG.
II the month OF January, says al
ofricial statement Just issued, the Ger
osans Grooped I .4&2 bombs in the area
2osupiod ~ British troops in France.
n the same period British ay;atars
lrerpcd 1853 horeJs il The enemy
area.
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
Ban on Beef and Pork Is Raised,
Except One Day Each Week,
To Save On Wheat.
need MORE OF LATTER
Allies Make Increased Demand fcp
F-oodstuffs and Change is Ex-
pected to Curtaii Consump.
tion of Cereal.

Washington, March 5.-The food
ary suspension of the meatless meal
and of the special restrictions against
the use Of pork ON Saturdays, as a
readjustment Of its food conserya'
ton program. Increased meat pro-
| duction and the necessity for still
greater saving in wheat, it is de-
clared, make the change advisable.
Since all restrictions on consump-
!. ton of mutton and lamb had been
lifted previously the administration
now asks the public for the time be-
ing to deny itself only beef and pork
on one day a week-Tuesday.
Increased meat consumption, Off.
cials believe will itself curtail the
use of wheat and for the present
there is no intention to add to the
restrictions already in force against
| the use of flour.
More Wheat Needed.
In a statement Food Administra-
| tor Hoover said:
"The Allies have made further and
| increased demands for foodstuffs,
these enlarged demands being caused
to some degree by shortage in ar
rivals from the Argentine. 1t sis,
therefore, necessary to urge a still
farther reduction in the consumption
of bread and breadstuffs generally, if
We are to meet OUT export necessi-
tics.
"Exrc-icnce shows that The con
SUMPTION Of breadstuffs is intimate
ly associated with tie consumption
Of meat Fer various reasons Cur
supplies Of meat for The nGxt two or
three months are considerably en-
iar%ed and we CAN supply the Allies
! with all cf thc meat products which
transportation facilities rcnder POS
Biblt and ut the same time somewhat
increase our own consumption. IN
| these circumstances, the admtnistra.
tion considers it wise to relax the
voluntary restrictions On meat con-
sumption to some extent with view
to .sHrthar decreasing bread corr
SUMPTION
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
Germany Announces Intention To
Stockholm Official Dispatch
es Say.
ALAND ISLANDS Base
20 Ee Used for Supplying Armies.
Sweden Protests--Tceting Tense
savs Burn Eriiges-Regard
Treaty as "scsap of Paper

Berlin March 5.-MilitaIy op-
erations in Russia have stopped,
saws the official statement issued
by the German general office.
Washington, March 5.-Germany's
occupation of the Aland islands is
only a preliminary to the total oc-
cupation of Finland. Official dis
patches to the Swedish legation say
Germany has announced the Stock
holm foreign office !er intention to
occupy Finland and that Sweden has
protested. Germany advised Sweden
the dispatches say, that it was neces-
sarv to temporarily occupy Finland to
restore order but gave assurances
that she has no intention to take per-
,nanent possession Of the territory
Sweden protested also against the
Aland islands being placed in the
war zone.
Base For Foe Supplies
The occupation of the Aland islands,
che dispatches say, is to make them
base FOR supplying the German oc-
cupation of Finland. There are SEQ
Swedish troops on the islands for po-
lice purposes. Their commander was
notified by the German commander
Of his intentions and while so Tar
there has been no clash reported, the
Swedish troops have not been with
drawn and the feeling is described
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
NINE AMERICANS ARE KILLED
North Dakota Private Slain and Min
nesotan Wounded

nesotan Wounded
Washington, March 5.-Five Ame'fi1
cans, including Second Lieut.. Harold
F. Eadie, of Tilton, N. H., were kill
ed, five were severely wounded and
four slightly wounded in the figh6
with the Germans north of Toul OIL
March /, the War department an (
nOunceS.
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07

30 e C~cNe:I m "aV. F-.I l.cr-.ic,-s
F!ot Vet rcc;dtc,
WASHINGTON, March 5-The fn,,r;,,
group Of officers trafnfro ca7,7r,. viii
open carly in Nay. it sas been lean.
I'd. Only rac1] frgjn I'D ran1.a og tpa,
army VIII De acceDtad
The number to be tr2faoa has not
r,,t been Gaoil3p1 NOR f7,a location of
.ccr7Ds. II ia p-c3aA;e na,ynv., t,.t
10000 INC, ;..iIi rerairo i.,o+.,,l,+icoe
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07
J! leSGsY Gtill fIeati.ass.

so long as the present conditions
continue the only special restrictions
we ask are the boeflcss and porkless
Tuesday
'Ths roat2ess meal and the pork
less Saturday are nc longer asked"
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07

FOURTH CAMS n155'2s 6 FOR OF : -r:Rs
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07

Fsc.,ro ~~'r"R' E,@2:F
Courier Democrat., 1918-03-07

Berlin, Naroh: 5.-Military op-
erations ip Russia have stopped,
says the official statement issued
bv the German general office.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
SCENA DIN CONGRESLA
'CETlREA EAARlHSHTlyLuI

WASHINGTON, IL Nov. - Mi
de persoane au avut norocul de a
ii in casa representation ca sd
auda pc presedintele Wilson ex-
punind termenii de armistitiu.
Probabil a fost eel mai impre-
siv moment cind presedintele du-
pa APPLAUSE frenetice STA inceput
recitarea.
Toti diplomatic intre care mem
bril- cabinetului, judecatorii de la
curtea suprema, diplomatic stra-
ini 81 oamenii lor erau in galerii.
Cfnd presedintele cetit clau-
sa referitor la Alsacia 81 Lorena
toti ochii s'au indreptat asupra
ambasadorului Francez, care a
zimbit, stergindu-si totodata O.
chii inlacrimati.
1ntre acestia era 81 Charles HUI
ghes, fost judecator la curtea SUI
prcma, 81 candidat de presedinte,
el aplaudat neincetat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
KAISERUL ARE Sc
FIE INTERNAL.

LONDRA, Nov. IL. = Rapoar-
tele sosite astazi aici despre loeul
unde sd tine William Hohenzollern,
fostul 7mparat al Germaniei, cum 81
asupra positiei ce va lua guver-
null olandez asupra intregei afaceri,
sunt diferite 81 sd bat in capetc.
In general insa Sc sustine ca din
sui are sd fie Internal, daca nu va fl
fost deja pima acuma cind scriem
aceste sire.
Corespondentul din Haga al ma
reiui ziar Daily Mail" declarat
q ex-Kaiserul q fost Internal in un
castel intre Arnheim 81 Utrecht. .
0 telegrama a agentiei Reuter-
della Amsterdam spunea ca trimita-
torul ei are stire della o malta per-
'soan4 politica, care . spus ca fostul
'fmp&rat german este deja Internal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
1NAINTE De INCETAREA
0STILlTATILOR.



Gu armata Americana in Fran
ta, II Nov. (Noaptsa). - Pri-
mul rapport neoficial desprc SEM
narea armistitiului . fost prins
de la telegrafia fara fir din tur-
null Eifel la cinci ceasuri dimi-
neata.
Svonuri circular toata noaptea
printre soldati ca armistitiul nu
sc va SIENNA. In zori de ii Ameri-
canii 81 Francezii au inceput sa
inaintezc. In uncle locuri nu au
aflat nici un Hun ca sd li-se opu-
ma; lar in altc locuri au intimpi-
nat o rezistenta puternica. Avia-
torilor lisa dat ordmul sd nu a.
tace pc manic.
Ordinele germanc de inceta
ostilitatiIe, trimisc prin tclegrafia
fara fir, informa pc soldatii ger
mani ca ostilitatile 81 incete la IL
ceasuri (dupa timpul din Fran
ta).
Din calza cetei groase, aviato-
rii americani, intre care 81 CAPT
tanul Eddie Richenbacker, nu au
Iutut vedee misc&r alusmanu-
lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
REGELE ANGLIEI MULTUME.
STE PRESEDINTELUI
WILSON.

LONDRA, II Nov. = Regelc
George al Angliei in telegrama
trimisa presedintelui Wilson, tir-
ziu aseara, multumeste presedin-
telui pentru partea jucata in cis-
tigarea razboiului.
Tclegrama spune:
I'm aceste momente de bucurie
universala, va trimit die prese-
dinte, cit 81 poporului din marea
republica, felicitarile melc 81 null
tumirile sincere, in numele mcu
sinai poporului din imparatia mea.
Este chestie de multumire
solemna ca popoarele din aceste
doua tari, legati prin legaturi spi-
rituale 81 limba sd Sc afle All u
niti in indeplinirea celei mai mari
democratic.
IVA multumesc die presedinte
cit 81 poporului din Statele Unite
pentru marea 81 nobila parte pc
care att jucat-o in capitolul isto-
riei pentru libertate''.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
DE LA FRONT.

Lagarul American, IL Nov
(noaptea,. Comunicatul oficios
de astazi la ameazi spunea numai
alta:
I'm acord Gu armistitiul, lupte.
lie au 1ncetat.
Soldatii vcseli esiti din ascun
zatorile dor 81 trecind grupele dc
prisonieri pusi la indreptarea dfu
murilor, spuneau:
Ell, ce ziceti la toate ace
steaf'
Prisonierii nu raspundeau nj
mica, lucrau din greu mai de.
parte.
Minatorii automobilelor de po-
vara si-au fmpodobit automobile
le Gu drapele. Trupelc zimbeau ca
ire, carale carl treceau pc drum
Gu ofiteri.
Uitasera sd mai salute. Alta
crau de voiosi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
CHESTIA PRIZONE-
RILOR GERMAN.
WASHINGTON. IL No

WASHINGTON, 12 Nov. ~
Tot ce Sc poste ca prisonierii Ger
mani 81 Austrieci sd fie intrebuin-
tati in recladirea oraselor de pc
teritorul devastat de manic. a
ceasta este parerea oamenilor de
stat de aici dupa ce au discutat
mai multi timp termenii de armis-
titiu pusi Germaniei 81 Austrei,
tcrmeni printre care Sc afla 81 .
celia CD ele Sd dea drumul priso-
nierilor aliati fara sa-si primeasca
in schimb pc al Tor.
fnaltele autoritati cred ca acea-
sta ar Fl 0 rasp1ata, avindu-se in
vedere pagubele facute de puteri-
le centrale in teritorul ocupat de
ele, precum 81 faptnl ca Germania
q luat mil de Belgieni 81 de Fran
cezi in interiorul ei ca 50 fucreze
ia decursul rasboiului. De aseme-
nea razboiui 4 cauzat Q. mare lip
sa de brate IN Anglia, Franta y
Belgia, aga q se cere 60 trupele
lor " se reintoarc4 A tara cil
nj cnsfnd spre : 3ppeps lucrsal'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
LEG|UNEA ROMANO
CONTRAMANDATA,

Legiunea Romina prin moi
ca ne acem daorna faa de Romne Mari
alator noSr faa de
Strea aceasa prmit-o din cee mai sgure zvoara.
Pentruca totusi st fost vonc gnd
sa piece carl istintat nga multi brav incpu
vm aata numee ceor nscrsesera inca naine
armistitul - Sd mai inscrsesera:
loan Sufana din Fort Wayne nd Angheescu
s;on o. Sofron Noara din Salem O.; Dudas
din Pttsburg Pa Petru ugan din Cincinnati
riu din Sharon, Pa Aure Gabor Vas Baltimore
Md Ncoae Tomulet din Terre Haute Andre Antne 81 Nj
coae Toparcean din Hubbard o. loan Ganea Detroit Mich
lar Dnul Teodor Caus vataul causeror socea Ncolae
Flpescu din Madison Ill., trimesese urmaoarele sire:
.Stmat domn della zarul America odata de aici
din St. Louis am z din No. Dakota punet 81 pc mine
In ndu cor sa upte
mimic chemama ca unt gaia tmp
tru Rominia Mare lar domnulu Captain Vas strg din
tot pptu romn Capitane dune odaa undei
unde fum steagu vin aiasca tara fan
fara Dumnezeu moi de-acum".
Cnd socotm asaz dupa 81 asenre regulate terminal
respective opri aa ca mutt mportants
mesagu Amere atr Romina aproat ntregu lor
aspratle Rominei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
The only Roumanian Daily in IT, s. and Canada
SERVICIU TELEGRAPH COMpLECT
DE LA AsOCIATIUNEA PRESSED.
CLEVELAND, O., MERGt1RI, Is, NOV. 1918
H0honzo|Iornii S'au
aSCunS in 0|anda.

PARIS, IL Nov. = Situatia de
All in Germania, dupa cit Sc poa-
e judeca din STRIFE primite prin
Elvetia, este cam astfel:
In Prussia nu mai este imparat
81 toata puterea are acum un
guvern socialist inchegat 1ntr o
forma inca nedeterminata.
William Hohenzollern, fostul
Kaiser, Gu sofia 81 Gu fiul sau
mai mare, au fugit peste granita
81 s'au ascuns in Olanda. De ase-
menea in Olanda sc mai afla 81
contele Won Reventlow, precum
81 multi ofiteri Germani.
Bavaria 81 Wurtembergul au
fost proclamate republice.
Familia regala de la Oldem-
burg fugit, lasind in urma Ell o
revolutie furioasa.
S'a formal republica 81 in
Schleswig- -Holstein.
Frankfort, Hamburg, Cologne,
Essen, Muehlein, Aix-la- Chapelle
81 Emerich, precum inca 81 alte
localitati Sc afla in miinile revo-
lutionarilor.
Kiel, Wilhemshaven 81 alte pOr-
turf sunt in puterea fortelor ma
vale revolutionare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
TATAL
ASUPRITILOR.

PARIS, Nov. IL. = O grabnica
conferenta de pace nu poate Fl a.
yteptata in curind. va II imposibil
pentru interaliati ca sd stabileasca
81 cOnfedereze mitutelele state ca
ri cresc din ruinele feudalismelor
Hohenzollernilor 81 Habsburgilor.
Gu toate ca nu poate fl amintita
nici una din conferentele aliatilor,
in mod privat Ell lauda politica de
ofensiva a presedintelui Wilson, ca
racterizindu-o de a fl vrednica tot
alta de multi ca 81 succesele militia
re ale maresalului Foch.
Aici s'a latit peste tot locul i'm
presiunea ca presedintele Wilson
va juca eel mai important rol in de-
mocratizarea natiunilor Europei la
a caror aspiratiuni a PRINT sa lie
fie tata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
CONFERINTA De PACE 0
SA FIE IN VERSAILLES.

PARIS, Nov. IL. - Credinta ge-
nerald, Garcia j S q dat multa aten-
tune ieri pc aici, era ca in Occurs
de 10 zile, cartierul general al ar
mattel franceze are sd fie mutat la
Metz.
Marclc ziar Petit Parisien's spu-
nea Cd prepierii aliatilor sa vor in
truni in curind la Versailles pentru
ca Sd discute asupra problemelor de
pace. Aici sd crede foarte mutt Cd
viitoarea mare conferenta de pace
are sd fie tinuta in Versailles.