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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1918

Page

20

Russian Revolutionist Predicts Doom of Bolsheviks on Murman Coast

Ukrainian-born Russian historian Vladimir Bourtseff, writing from England, predicts that allied landings on Murman will doom the Bolsheviks and spur a broader anti German movement. He urges allied troops to front Russia and sever relations with Bolsheviks, warning that German intrigue aims to destabilize the Allies. He cites executions of Volodarsky, Mirbach, and Eichhorn as signs of looming conflict and urges decisive action against German agents and strikes aiding Germany.

Murman Coast Herman Bernstein Vladimir Bourtseff Russia Weaklegion Post New York Herald York Aus Vladimir Isgurtseff England Murman Wichoaop Moscow Tmey Flutsia France Juniki Germany Necesary America Grand Japan Tre_lans Ation of

Saved wheat for Hun pays $1415 in Red Cross gifts

Minneebolis Aug 24 Paul Volkman of Browntown Minn saved 715 bushels of wheat for the Kaiser under food administration orders. He used seven teams to market the grain and donated the entire proceeds 1415.70 to the American Red Cross. Other MacLeod County violators listed include Emil Gnerke Julius Rathke John Abraham Max Hrady and Charles Dittman who donated to the Red Cross and bought war savings stamps.

Minneebolis Minn Paul Volkman Browntown Kaiser Food Administration Volkman American Red Cross Food Central Act Mcleod County Vye Emil Gnerke Red Cross Julius Rathke John Abraham Stewart Max Hrady Charles Dittman Rad Cross

dining room week sale at hecht co half yearly furniture sale

five more days to save from 10 to 80 percent during dining room week in the hecht company half yearly furniture sale. the ad touts enthusiastic staff and customers as the driving force behind a runaway sale and promises remarkable values on furniture and rugs in washington.

Hecht Co Washington

Large China Closet and Dining Room Suite Ad

An impressive swelled front china closet in quartered oak with heavy hand carving. An economical dining room suite in mahogany includes a square-ended china closet with grilled front a long buffet with mirror a server with drawer and a table.

Dining Room Week Offers 10 to 50 Percent Discounts

A historical advertisement promotes Dining Room Week with 10 to 50 percent discounts on furniture. It highlights practical home planning and flexible payment options, inviting readers to browse, ask questions, and buy only when ready, with cash or convenient terms.

Choice of Woods in a Dining Room Suite Ad

Ten pieces comprise each set with options in Louis XVI William and Mary and Queen Anne styles. High-Class Suite in American walnut features walnut medallions and wood panels, including five side chairs and one armchair upholstered in Spanish leather.

Butler Adam Brothers

Czecho-Slovaks Gain Rights As Nation Declared Split

An article argues that Czecho-Slovaks secured national rights by partitioning Austria Hungary, with Bohemia Moravia and Silesia in Austria and Slovakia in Hungary. It condemns Hungary as reactionary and praises US and Entente support for Czech and Slovak independence, predicting broader dismemberment of Austria and Hungary.

Bohemia Moravia Silesia Austria Slovakia Hungary Vienna America St. Stephen Croatia Adriatic United States

Mountainers free deserters gang after two-day hunt

Huntington W V Aug 24 Mountaineers of Mingo county protect the fifteen remaining members of a gang of army deserters moonshiners and draft evaders. U S Marshal William Osborne says the search will resume in the immediate future. Seven prisoners including one girl were captured after a fight that killed a deputy and a civilian posse member. Rio Janeiro Brazil Aug 19 Brazil invited by the allies to outline insists Poland’s independence will be restored as a condition of peace. Foreign Minister Nilo Pechanha says Brazil will not compromise on Poland’s freedom.

Huntington W. Va Mingo County United States Marishal William Osborne Mingo Marshal's Mil'tig Rio Janeiro Braz Brazil Poland Nilo Pechanha

News Print Supply Shrinks Across North America

Montreal reported Aug 24 that U S mill stock of news print on Aug 10 was the lowest on record per B S Kellogg secretary of the News Print Service Bureau New York Canada production rose slightly in 1918 over 1917 but U S output drop pushed total production 3 percent lower than 1917 and July 31 mill stocks down 41 percent from 1917 levels.

Montreal Quebec United States B.S. Kellogg News Print Service Bureau of New York Canada Kelloge

Change of Views Spurs Home Rule Talk in London

London observers report that Sir James H. M. Campbell lord chancellor of Ireland announced support for self-government for a united Ireland at a Dublin luncheon on Saturday. The remark, seen as a policy shift since his June appointment, sparks liberal commentary on a possible government reversal toward home rule.

London James H. M. Campbel Ireland Kim Dublin James Lenation John O'Brien

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