Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-07-16

e.: ,:.,.: ~ : ''':;. the champion
-. - .>::;, -. i:eiore $4,000 spec
laioia. Jess Willard quit in his cor
"a ner after three rounds, during which
he was knocked down seven times and
punched into bloody mass around the
face. He was whipped from the jump
and never had chance. s.:
Washington
The. Fourth division of the army of
occupation is now en- route for Brest
+ and the Second will sail before the
: first of next month, it is announced at
Washington. .-
st.,.;$.. ... 60. -.-..-
Payments by the war risk bureau
at Washington to soldiers and their
dependents amounted.to 1882, 726 in
June, S62,322 checks being mailed
Payments this year have amounted to
more than '$25O,OO0,000.
81. Signing the. peace treaty with Ger.
many has. resulted in a. decision by the
department NQf Mstice-at Washington
that the great ma odty'0f German and
Austrian enemy aliens now at. large
on parole may safely be released from
all parole obligations. ...s..-g
.iAHHt ac".:': Ia :*r =; =, 40 III
5nNhe war cost the United Statesa$30,.
5177iQ00;OOO up to June 3d. 1919. Sec:
oct inc to- in
submitting. to- the congressional \ap.
preparations committee at Washington
the preliminary statements of the
treasury on the condition of the ma.
TONS finances. - @.s'. 80 Z
Total casualties in the American ex-
peditionary forces, including all cor
rections and alterations published to
July 2, were given in an official report
at Washington as 297, 147. q >.t. ~,
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Secretary Glass was asked in res.
eo1ution adopted to inform the senate
at Washington what is the amount OF
currency now in circulation, and as to
what steps are being taken to "reduce
the present: imitation"
So ;2s"zt,' nv , 49, ,.>5g~"~s. ts1s51$:
The Czecho-SlOvak republic received
:$y.:1.dit from rhestreasury at Washing
gon of So 900, 600; making q ftotals.:of
$55,33O, 900 advancedy to ltheunew gov
eminent. Advances to the allies have
reached total Of S9,459, 525,981 out Of
:aatotaly; OF Sl0,0O0.0OO,0OO authorized
sbYscongress.: s.. : @-1ss
Foreign E 81 '...
The fedora committee at Berlin has
approved ratification Of the peace
treaty with the allied and associated
powers. .~. e d III
-. Approval of plan for concerted at.
tack on Petrograd by Finnish troops
and the forces Of Kolchak was given
by the council of five at Paris.
dispatches from Rome report con
Tinued improvement in the situation
an most of the italian cities where dis.
orders incident to the high cost OF
aiving have been occurring. 80 as
3 Anarchists riots are continuing to
spread through central Italy at an
alarming rate, and outbreaks have oc.
Cured in the north and south as well.
Genoa, Naples. Turin and Rome are
affected.
"A bolshevik plot to attack the cen
trail part Of Rome by means of hand
grenades and other. explosives has
been exposed by the arrest of 16 of. the
.conspirators four hours before the time
fixed for carrying out the plans. About
the same time 30 of the reds motored
to Fort Pratalata,~ four miles from
Rome, and tried to induce the garrison
to Join in an attack on the Rome mar.
yket places. The soldiers fired on the
bolshevists and seized several of them
The others fled.
's The s.cndon Daily Mail announces
the ol,tning Of q prohibition campaign
throughout the United Kingdom. II
will be aided by, the Anti-Saloon
League Of America, the paper says.
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A proclamation has been issued from
Dublin castle declaring all Sim Fein
organizations and all Irish volunteers
3 An Tipperary unlawful associations. Il
General Pershing, tt was announced
at military Headquarters at Paris, has
issued instructions that the military
censorzhip sbe abolished amme1 liately.
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