Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-01-16

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Hermannstrasse, Berlin.
| when they announced that plans
being formed to GUST from their
every member who belonged 20
American Legion. OF course s5'
silly action cannot hurt the legion
the least, for, as Commander in Chi
D'Olier has made clear, the purpos
of loyal organized labor and of t
legion are in full accord. How md
longer will union labor of Chicago ps
nit the reds to lead it about by t
nose? =.
AS for Berger of Wisconsin, de-
layed presenting himself for seat in
congress, and issued the boast THAT If
he were again excluded he would be
| elected governor of Wisconsin and
then go TO Washington as senator.
There seemed small likelihood that
the house of representatives would
seat him. though Representative Mann
of Illinois caused some surprise by
declaring that he would oppose sum-
mary proceedings for the exclusion of
the convicted Socialist.
New York's legislature started its
| session by denying their seats to FIVE
! Socialists. A resolution was passed
| questioning whether they could be
loyal to their oaths of office while
| bound to act subject to the instruc-
tons of the Socialist party. and the
speaker ordered them brought before
the bar of the house. They must now
| prove their fitness to occupy their
seats before a special tribunal of the
assembly. Only six assemblymen
voted in their favor.
Though the reds are having such
! difficult time in America, as much
cannot be said concerning Russia.
/ Over there they are sweeping ahead in
a way that is most diSheartening TO
| their antagonists. The soviet troops
have smashed their way through the
armies of Denikine and reached the
Sea of .lzov at TaganrOg, and are
pushing ahead both east and west,
with a prospect of soon being in full
control of all of southern Russia. Al
ready they are threatening Odessa and
reports from Moscow say the peo-
pie of Odessa are fleeing though
other dispatches assert they are
! 70 dnfnnd fhnir
! In their progress eastward the boil
shevists are said to have taken the i'm
portant railroad town Of Krasnevedsk
on the Caspian, and this, if true, VIII
open to them the way to north Persia.
In London the fear is expressed that
the reds will be able to overcome the
small British forces in Persia and the
poorly Organized native troops and
seize Teheran, after which they might
obtain control of the entire country.
It is considered likely, also, that the
bolshevists will capture Baku on the
Caspian, the great oil center.
The one setback which the soviet
armies sustained was in the west.
The Let's evidently not caring TO par
ticlpate in the armistice arranged by
the Esthonians, Joined forces with the
Poles and drove the bOlsheviki out OF
Dvinsk and eastward in Letgalia, a
! district which Letvia claims.
The supreme council in Paris de-
cided the exchange of notifications OF
the treaty of Versailles should take
place on Saturday. January 10, in the
| French foreign office, but at this time
| there is indication that the Germans
have dug up some additional excuses
for delay in the assertion That the sew
eral states in their republic" must be
consulted. However, the patience OF
the entente allies probably will not
last much longer.
The full extent of the damage done
by the terrible earthquake in southern
/ Mexico probably never will be known.
| IT is certain that many thousands OF
lives were lost, and numerous sraail
towns were wiped out. The disturb
ance was conferred about Orizaba, an
occasionally active volcano.
Again the UnliHStates governn ent
has been CON call the atten-
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asked