CZfHS AND AUS1RIANS FIOIII HUNS IN UKRAINE
CONGRESS OF SOVIETS FAVORS
GERMAN PEACE VOTE 453-30
Will Probably Mean
Early Japanese
Action In
Siberia
Pe'rogrud, March 15. — Congress
of Soviets, meeting in Moscow, by a
vote of 4."U to 30, decided to
ratify the peace treaty with the Cen
tral Powers. M . Kyazoiiov, promin
ent Bolsheviki theorist aiwl repre
■sesentative of all professional un
ions, resign* u from the Bolsheviki
party immediately aftur the vote.
MEANS KAH1.V JAI» ACTION
Washington, March 15.— Rati(iea-j
tion oy the V!1 Kussian Congress I
of Soviets »t Moscow of Germany's
peace terms will bring, it is believ
ed here, an early move T>y Japan
in Siberia.
U.S. IROOPS HOW
IN GEfflM
trenches; :
American Army in Frauce, March
15.—American troops today are oc
cupying German treuchea in the
Luneville sector which they wrested
from the enemy in recent righting.
U. S. soldiers are proud of their |
first actual advance. j
AMERICANS AID I
FINN KKI> GUARDS
Stockholm. March 15.—A number
of men from Americn are playing an
active p^rt in the movements of
Finnish Ked Guards.
Subset ibe for The Daily .AJaskan.
I ADMIRALS. R.FREMANTLE
IKwnutn N«wipap«r L nloo
-iiCk ,& .
Rear Admiral Sydney R. Fremantle
has been made deputy .first sea lord of
the British admiralty under Vice Ad
miral Sir Rosslyn Wemyss. He is the
only merpber of the new admiralty
board who did not serve on it under
Jelllco. He saw active service at the
Dardanelles in 1915.
Amsterdam. March 15.—Active
negotiations {ire in, progress for
reconciliation between Germany
and Poland.
A new solution of the Polish situ
ation will be announced: shortly, ac
cording to the Kurjer Polsky of
Warsaw.
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FRENCH
FORCES
ADVANCE
!
Paris, March 15.—The war of
fice reports an almost continuous
shelling along the entire French
front. Three raids today in quick
succession failed .and German, forc
es were compelled 'to retreat in dis
order. There has been a successful
forward movement of Preach troops
near Loiubaertzyde.
ItKRMN ADMITS GAIN'
Berlin, March 24. — A strong
French detachment has gained a
footing west of the Nauroy road on
•the German Crown Prince's front
in Champagne, 6ays today's of
ficial announcement.
Petrograd, March 15. — Twenty
thousandi casualties have resulted j
from civil war which has broken
out in Turkestan between Soviets
and natives, according to dispatches
leceived here today. Great battles
are being fought.
London, March 15.—Our raid
ing parties entered enemy lines west I
or Villers and Fuislam, bringing |
back a few prisoners, says today's
official communication.
r
IS EVACUATED
• Vienna, March 15. — The Aus
trian war office announced) today
Rumanians have evacuated the last
stretch of occupied Hungarian terrl-'
tory.
25 YANKEES
DECORATED
BY FRANCE
American Army la France, March
15.—Twenty-five more American
soldiers, including the chief-of-staff
of one division, have been decorated
for bravery with the French war j
cross.
Colonel Douglas McArthur is
chief-of-staff who received a medal
for "Extreme valor."
EHIESWS
MAKES I. P. i
PROUD !
New York, March 15—.Col. Theo.
Roosevelt has cabled his eon. Archie,
captain In the U. B. army la France,
that he is very proud of him, add
ing, "Your cross is greatest pos
sesion this family has." , .
Archie was pounded in. recent
fighting, being severely hurt ia
cue leg by bursting shrapnel and
having one arm broken.
UNDERGOES OPERATION
Paris. March 15. — Archibald
Roosevelt wag lying on an operating
table at TV>ul Trout when decorated
by Freuch ofXiciAla.
fiUSStt—UKBfllHE
TALK PEACE
TERMS
Amsterdam, March 15.—The opeu..
ing of peaec ne&atlatioas at Kiev be
tween Russia and. Ukraine is re
ported in a Vienna dispatch to
day to the Voeslche Zeitung of Ber
lin.
FORMER SENATOR DEAD
Marinette, Wis., March 15. —
Former Senator Stephenson died
here today.
The steamer Jefferson passed
Ketchikan, at 1 a. m. today and
should reach, Skagway early Sun
day morning.
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REINFORCED SOLDIERS GIVE
FURIOOS BARE TO TEUTONS'
KING OF THE BELGIANS
ill.ilillill/IH!',I Kt «v
This unusual photo is probably the
most characteristic ever made of the
hard-working king of the Belgians. He
is busily engaged on some important
piece of business in the simple little
room that Is his headquarters not far
from the front line.
SOCIETY WONIAH
FLEES FROM
Seattle, March 15.—W. W. Butler,
rich Seattle broker, has reported to
the police the flight, of his wife.
Mrs. Butler was a former typist, the
second wife of Mr. Butler, a-nd is ai
the preent time a prominent society
woman.
Prisoners Taken By
Huns In This
Section Are
Killed
Amsterdam, March 15.—Fighting
in. Ukraine has been, greatly intensi
fied during the past wheels by ranks
of Maximalist forces whose com
mands have been largely strength
ened by reinforcements from
bodies of Czech and Austrian de
serters, according to a Berlin dJs
l*itch to the Rhenische 1 Westfsill
ische Zeitung.
Austrian troops are invading Uk
raine upon orders from the Kaiser,
and at the time of their first en
try into Ukraine considerable agita
tion took place between Berlin and
•Vienna.
German troops have been fre
quently engaged in furioua battles
"with this new army in Ukraine
which is composed of Austria*,
Czechs and Maximalists, and 5vhen
any prisoners faill into German
hands they are immediately shot.
biggesTbattle
OF TIE WAR
CBIIi
Amsterdam, March 15.—If our
enemies do not want peace they
must fight the most tremendoua bat
tle of the war on the Weflt front.
Quartermaster General Lizendorff de
clared today in an interview pub
lished in the Cologne Volks Zeitung.
BIG CASUALTY LIST
Washington, March 15.—Persh
ing's casualty list which, will be
made public tomorrow will be 'the
longest yet. ' ■ 1
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