The Daily Star-Mirror
MOSCOW, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1919
VOLUME VIII
NUMBER 92
BOLSHEVISTS ARE DEFEATED IN BERLIN
The Bolsheviks have met a decided and crushing defeat in Berlin and Professor Liebknecht, the leader, who would murder every one who had more than 30 cents and destroy all government, has fled for his life, while his son and daughter are held prisoner in Berlin. Liebknecht has followed Kaiser Bill's example and fled to save his own hide, leaving his victims to pay the penalty.
The German cabinet met yesterday and is trying to organize a government that can treat with the allies in the settlement of the peace terms.
The supreme war council has been busy getting in line for the great work of the conference. The league of nations question is to be the first on the program.
Von Hindenburg has taken the command of the German army to march against the Poles in eastern Germany.
Hunger war riots are growing in Petrograd and the people ask the soldiers to "serve and save them from starvation."
A rebellion has broken out in Portugal and is assuming alarming proportions.
The cable and telegraphic news received today follows:
Bolsheviks Badly Beaten.
BERLIN.—(By Associated Press.)—Berlin's long week of Bolshevism has finally ended. Here and there scattered desperadoes, mostly youths, still fire occasionally from house tops and small bands of Liebknecht's followers during the night attempt to revive terrorism, but they are insignificant, however. Liebknecht's sister was arrested today and several hundred of the rebels  are prisoners. The losses inflicted on each side during the last week are believed to greatly exceed 200 dead and 1000 wounded, an overwhelming majority of these being Bolshevists. 