Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1918, Page 4

FINNS YIELDED ONLY TO DOMINATION OF BOCHE: COPENHAGEN, Nov. 6.— (Cor- respondence of Associated Uress,)— | Finland became a monarchy instead | of a republic solely because the Finns | yielded to German domination ac- | cording to a communication from Finnish sources published in the Ber- lin Vorwaerts. The correspondent asserts that up to April last the Fin- nish leaders were determined to or- ganize a republic but in May the goy- ernment withdrew the measure for) its organization and advocated a monarchy, giving as its reason the fact that Germany desired it. The Vorwaerts asserts that altho | the German government pretended to be netral on this question, the politi- | cal section of the German general | staff supported a monarchy in Fin-| land. “In reality we were not free,” writes the Finnish ‘correspondent. | “German troops were auessekes thru-! out Finland and warships Iay in Hel- singfors harbor, The Finnish for- eign minister announced in the Fin- land diet in July that the German government wanted a monarchist in Finland. The Finnish communication as-| serts that some of the Finns refuse to recognize a German prince as a king of Finland. pie Ae RUSOIAN ENEMHES NOW NUMBER HALF MILLION MOSCOW, Nov. 6.—Russian _ pa- pers estimate the actual fighting strength of the Czecho-Slovak de- tachments since they have recruited Cossacks and other enemies of the Bolshevik government at from 200,- 000 to 500,000. Commanders of the Russian red army insist they have been greatly ougnumbered at the points where they have been re- pulsed by the Czecho-Slovaks, but in opposition to the Bolsheyik goy- ernment charge the Czecho victories to the disorganization and lack of discipline in” the red atmy and to the unwillihgness of many of the red soldiers to éngage in what they re- gard as a domestic struggle. eres BELGIAN CANNON MADE, INTO WAR SOUVENIRS | HAVRE, Nov. 5.—Souvenirs in the shape of watches made from the steel of Belgian cannon which were, in active service on the Belgian front! since the beginning of the war in 1914 till October 29, 1917, are being manufactured in Switzerland by or-| der of the King and Queén of the Belgians. The watches, which bear inset in gold on the cases the mono- gram “A. 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