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Show Bolshevik Peace Move Bitterly Denounced I SERIOUS 1 Blizzard Sweeps Colo-rado, Colo-rado, Kansas and Ne- lH braska; Wires Down. IH LOSS OF LIVESTOCK S'M H Heavy Snow, HighWinds and Zero Weather Prevail in States. . DENVER. Colo., Nov. 10. Tele- t f' graphic and telephonic service out of Denyer Is Berlouslj crippled by storms today Trains from the east, wesi and north are from three to five hours behind be-hind schedule as the result of a bllz-sard bllz-sard that followed twelve hour of ; r H heavy snowfall over a wide district Eight miles of poles of the Mountain Moun-tain States Telephone and Telegraph company were reported down east of J r North Platte, Neb. That company has , HI a wire to the south only The West ern L'nion and the Postal Telegraph company wires were working to tne east anil these companies alho had a limited service to the west A heavy loss of livestock on he ranges hi the northern part of Colorado Colo-rado is feared as the blizzard struck that part of the state without naming. nam-ing. The range is covered with snow to an average depth of a foot. Fan- 'H sas and Nebraska also reported heavy snow and high w inds The men in dropped below zero in Beveral parts of the storm area. 1 The leading theatre in Denver gave its ticket money back last night because be-cause the company scheduled to ap-pear ap-pear was snowbound "somewhere in Nebraska ." The fuel situation in several sev-eral places is causing anxiety. s; Storm in Canada. LETH BRIDGE Mberta. Nov in Southern Alberta Is in the grip of an ut her storm Winter weather has been continuous since October 21, nearly twenty inches of snow having fallen. I Sunday was the f irs-t day siuce tbe k fH storm started that it thawed and this resulted in a heavy crust on the s:ow. F fll 'making the outlook for feed for the tl i stock worse than-ever. Hay is arrlv- Itl ' ing at southern Alberta points some- w'hat more freely in the past few days. |