Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-03-01

by tle mouse.
Criticising the league of nations as
the most radical departure" from
President Washingtons policies and
as spelling the end of the Monroe
doctrine Senator Borah of Idano, Re
publican member of the foreign rela-
lions committee, declared in the SEN
ate that before the plan was adopted
the American people should be allowed
to give a verdict on it.
No appropriations for the continu-
ance of several government agencies
created during the war, including the
department OF labor's employment SER
vice, are contained in the new sundry
civil appropriation bill reported to the
house.
FOREIGN.
King Victor Emmanuel has signed
decree OF amnesty to Italian soldiers
and members Of their families sent
enced for political and economic Of
lenses, treason and speculation alone
being excluded.
The losses of The Turkish army from
the time Turkey entered the war until
the end of 1918 are placed at 94S,477
dead, wounded, prisoners and missing
according to an official statement.
The first anniversary of Washing
tons birthday to be celebrated on the
Rhine was marked by Il dinner given
by General J. T. Dickman, command
ing the Third American army, in honor
of General Mangin, commanding the
Tenth French army, which occupies the
sector on the right of the American
army of occupation.
Plans for the restoration OF peace be-
tween Rumania and Hungary by the
establishment of neutral zone in
Transatlantic have been presented to
the supreme council.
Germany, Austria and Hungary are
in the throes of terrorist revolts which
threaten to make the communist stage
of the French revolution look mild In
comparison.
The Queen of Rumania and her
daughter, the Princess Elizabeth, have
fled from Bucharest to England. fear
ing revolution in Rumania, says
dispatch received from Vienna.
Ministerial Councillor Jahries has
been killed and several officers of the
war office gravely wounded In the riot
ing at Munich. The radical elements
have threatened with death entire
classes of the population as reprisal
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Kurt Eisner, the Bavarian premier,
was shot and killed February y, by
Lieut. Count Arco Valley, as Eisner
was ON his way from the foreign min
istry in Munich to the diet, says Mum
ieh dispatch.
The Rhine provinces of Germany oc-
cnpied by the American and allied
armies were opened to commerce Feb
ruary 81, by the allied economic coun-
ell at Paris, subject to such limita-
lions rs the council may prescribe.
The mining association of Great
Britain, which comprises all the leading
colliery owners, has DECIDED to invite
the formation of joint councils of
miners and employers to manage mines
in certain defined districts.
Reuters Limited says it learns that
the commission inquiring into German
submarine excuses has sufficient evi-
dence to convict some twenty German
submarine commanders, nearly all of
whom are il Germany, of murder.
Premier Lloyd George, it is under
stood, made new proposals to the
Miners federation at a conference
February -, with view to prevent a
strike which would be likely to in
volye the railway men and transport
workers as Well as the miners.
The Berlin Deutsche Allgemeine
Zeitung says it learns the German min
istry of defense has drafted a bill pro-
viding for standing army of from
10000 20 $4,000 men. The army will
be formed on the voluntary basis.
The Duke of DevOnshire. governor
general of Canada, declared in an ad-
dress at the opening Of the Canadian
parliament that a bill enabling
women to vote and comforting upon
them the privilege Of sitting in parlia-
ment would be introduced during the
coming session.
The carnival of dancing, wine drink
ing and expensive night revels into
which certain classer Of the popula-
ton of Berlin and other large cities
have plunged since the signing Of the
armistice hereafter will be restricted
by the police.