Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-05-07

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denied in statement issued from the
Italian delegation at Paris.
Washington
President Wilson cabled Tumulty at
Washington that in his opinion the la
Dor program adopted as part of the
treaty of peace constitutes one Of the
most important achievements Of the
Dor are to be Systematically and intel
ligently safeguarded anG promoted"
| American cable lines taken over by
the government in November were re-
stored to private ownership and oper-
alton at midnight Friday night by d.
rection of President Wilson.
| Shortage of men is about to cause
the navy department at Washington
to place the famous battleship Ore
gon out of commission.
Rechecking of army records resulted
during the past week in addition OF
476 names to the list of major casual
ties, the war department at Washing
ton announces, bringing the total to
75,82O killed in action, died of wounds
and disease and died from other
causes. The number of prisoners was
reduced to 4,786 as result of correc-
lions, and the missing in action re-
duced to .4,293.
A Washington dispatch says two Of
ficers and fourteen men of the crew
of the naval tug Gypsum Queen were
drowned when that vessel struck q
rock and sank near Armen Light, off
the coast of France, on April %, while
returning to Brest after assisting a
fleet of mine sweepers In distress.
Official advices reaching Washing
ton through neutral source said that
the bolshevik leaders Lenine and
Trotzky were seeking refuge outside
Russia, fearing a possible overthrow
Of the soviet government. .
The breaking up of the great Amer
lean army passed the halfway mark,
the war department at Washington an
nounced on April "a, when the total
discharges reached 1,836,S83.
Foreign
; A report that the bolsheviki had
| captured Chenkursk and decapitated
| GO American prisoners with axes was
declared by both the British war Of
flee and American headquarters In
London to be untrue.
| Josephus Daniels, American secre.
tary of the navy, was the guest Of Sir
Eric. Geddes, minister without port.
folio and former first lord Of the ad'
miralty, ut luncheon at London.
King Ferdinand Of Roumania has
entered Budapest, Hungary, at the
head Of his army, it is reported at
Basic.
/ j. 81. Z. co. -F
A London dispatch says the Russian
soviet government has sent an ultima-
tnm to Roumania demanding the evac-
uatiOn of Bessarabia. A wireless dis
patch from Moscow says that the Rou-
manians are given 48 hours to reply.
Admiral Kolchak's army, driving the
bolsheviki before it southwest of
| Sterlitamak, has advanced almost
ninety miles, according to dispatch
from Omsk dated April "a.
A Paris dispatch says the naval
terms to be embodied in the peace
I treaty with Germany, which finally
have been completed, do not provide
for the sinking of the larger German
warships.
The monetary loss in Mondays great
fire at Yokohama is estimated at To-
100000 yen, or approximately $7,47O,-
GOO under the prewar rate of exchange.
Thousands Of people are homeless.
| A San Juan Del Sur dispatch says
revolutionary Costa Rican exiles de
feated force of Costa Rican frontier
guards on the Rio Frio, near the
southeastern shore of Lake Nicaragua
The frontier guards fed. It is re
ported here that other reyolutionisti
have begun an attack along the border
between Costa Rica and Panama.
] A Helsingfors dispatch says bolshe
vtk axmen decapitated 60 American
soldiers at the capture Of Shenkursl
81 . surprise attack made possible b
the work of spies