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WAsHrNoroN, March 1.-THE follow
ing casualties have been made public
by the War Department:
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COLLEGE Av, 1873, e ., 5ox1oo-same to
same. prior mtg $4,000 March it,
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VALENTINE AVENUE-Nehring Bros.
sold for Lancer & Kahn to an investor
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Keii and ano. ss15 Grand Boulevard and
Goncourse, March is; atty. same. III
WEST HARToN ST. 9 s. $50 W City Island
av. 12S to low water mark Eastchester
Bay x50x-x50-Martha c Bergman to
Arrow Holding Corp. All Bway. March
II; atty. r Bergman. 2sot al av.. Exch
Mel Setter to Lottie Meyer. seq Manila
av, mtg $1,000, March is; atty. T. @
s1Mrso GS 81 IT, Sway sss Westminster AGO.
25xlo0-Thos Murtha TO Rosie Dickstein,
se7 18th st, Brooklyn. mtg 5000. March
JERo My Go, N s1s bw =. ,iGG
--Minna FRANKIE TO Ennis &c sinnott, Inc,
z t?d st. March II; attys Calm q
xPPn1qs e itsth SUPPLEMENTARY 500
Schwarzler Co to Melfram Realty Co, 90
Nassau ct. mtg $4,000 March IL; atty,
Franklin. 90 Nassau st. ...........s10O
Park AV. cor 1ssth st, 85.4x100x42x
1904; also Park av. 6. s5.t n lSsth at.
t2xloo-Msy Dryer to Aniello Rug
giero, ftso Belmont av ct al. mtg ssl,-
COO 600, March it; atty. t q & t Co. .i5s
NELSON ". ills. " VS.; g, ,;xio5..s..j.: ' Gun.
n min, e so 70 Michael Nee. i17 9th av.
NORRIS Az. W 'iis;sid st, 'iiiioiImRcGst
Bwss mss - nnr M.r as l s eSp
whssTSa ~. ssc isi.ih st, ,t;i.ii1liitssSs
sas,a st. h mts. & sBs5tf M nss
w a stty; T g q T CO. iIs swsy..: 300
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lss FL ST. .. sos W Rogers ri runs i.iU "
ss,sr 2 72.ex . b2.7x 17.fx 4I.sI
n nt--John Weiss and ano, exrs.
S,I rsul nR: He. Heinz 4,, = Walnut 4. skyn
c6iIEoI Ky. I'D. IooiiGC-kk t Z i
isisS St mtg 1890. March ZIP II: .st ,s :
SAME PRoPERTY~AlienSy Rity Corp p't to
$4,000. March Il; atty. n 's'aH Z - % co'
18TH 81. > 400 W ccartl.indit av. tcI
WIN, Az. mtg $4,000. March Is; 81 atty HS,
Ho pi.is SSsT ~ 4 T Co. re nwsy: 400
2sxloo-Eliz Bonner to Cath rorivsn''
; gSet s.h ev mtg $3.50, March II; atty,
AN S1its S9ar T Co d7s Bway. 800
A Goldsmith 6l7 p l7sth at March Il
6 ATTY. o s Teller. ~ Court st, Bkiyn 81, 900
Margaret Louis to John Kadel. se sIs7
G JasD w az; mtg $4,000. March il: atty.
,7sTH ST, $50 ei0 T. Gis01 ss,s;int.n3o
Borrelli TO Nina v. Borreiii' his wife'
go i1e,h q, mtg 81, 900 Feb ao 20:
wAsGiNGToN A. 2 e4go Sd sv; a ;a,.aas.1
A Ads a Townsr 70 Peter U Risss. 1889
eHsss az hr mtg sdd0oo March 10 stty..
1esD ST, 9, a25e M.irro;.;s, 49, ~ 200 %
tog}E1Dsny Rlty co to VIM Horn, 400
n do4th st mtg $40. 500. March ~; atty.
M36nESAN AZ so1s' e.. 4l.i4s a-B. s11S
ssno, $50 z 1s1st st. mtg SOS 600. March
iei Ally, TG Co. 17s Bway. 800
ny hoRf 81. W in div line lots T3 and
-, map Brentwood Park. runs W s5iix
s. TO beg-Jos T Marten-
Drive Drive; Feb Fl; atty. wray, 1895 BIOS
2osD ST, n $, i2oa Grand n i;;ii'i 81
Coneourse. 26x127.3-Jennie F Michiiena
70 WIN w Niles, 201 Mosholu Parkway,
mI1ss 1000. Feb 20; atty. C T Co
MATILDA ST. 4sis. s. 2s.,cc..Myis,ts,llSgs
MsI.y Sonstn Co TO Andrew II witt
stty ESQ st; mtg 1880. March Is
BOTH ST sac e. g. 25xll4-Geo
Haymond 10 Helene Hoepker, 1927 North
chestnut Drive, mtgs s6.5oO March ~
atty T G Co, l7e Bway 81
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BUILDING AND coN7

Nal ~ S>fS RrucyaIsl aud rcuavrr,d
returned home As same la, Psob,
sac SsoU,-, M,',r-, 30
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MoNrv ro 1oAN-. cniIA.rrELs .,

iOTki $ ard rooning houses % al kinds
,hs time Allison Realty, gi2 Security
bldg Phone 4TlA
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Ftle your claims for oil. gas and
mineral, New MeXiCo and Arizona
Information AS to blanks, cost etc,
free
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EMPLOYMENT
SITUATION WANTED +,

oIIOhIloN WANTED -- MALE ~
| iOl \G man desire, position IN oil OF
Lt" inc o'f'rr a. ,ienoDpist or clerk
Have had . y yssrs experience present
employer leaving town Address II -.
ar. World
| IN FEkIENCED teacher. middle aged man,
irsi grade certiiicste norma trained
d''ifeA position a. principal or teacher
IN town or rountry school v IL Nichols,
HOBART OklA
EXPERIENCED accountant. hooLk-cpsr.
tierogtAphrf 'n handling dictaphone.
operator ~ most all modern office ma
.hInr', experienced IN oil and grocery
hurs, can Furnish references Address
cor ,arc World. or phone il95
WANTED. situation a. lrucE driver by
honofah.y darharged soldier who served
more ihah year overseas with aviation
branch 81 United States army previous
shpruen-e before enlistment Address
n o. care World
WANTED Bf houorab., discharged sol
der clerical work ha'. some knowlcdro
o' aalrauanshlp. can drive ADy Kind of
ar NiI. consider ANYTHING hest of rrt
'f"nces address li2l are World,
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE a.
Hot stkEFPER wants position In w,do~
er home no objection 10 children Ad
arr.' N - rare Word
WhN1 TO care FOR u,s furnished home
during summer for the use ot n. no
children Aldres, II care World
WANTED l.iy want, cler.ra. work mod
'r'te saarg Phone n2-
ofFlCE work vantrd b, responsible lady.
r.n use pPr~r,t"r. touch system. uice
place to Vork preferred more than high
salary rhoue 1908
EXPERIENCED Ncnozrapher want, pos
lion good references Phone -IAJ or
70 70 Box 1900
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Tulsa Investment Co.

9 Holland Bldg Across From Hotel
Tulsa
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EMPLOYMENT

DBEssMAKING MILLINERY 90
Nv N7IlllUlNG ant plroung neat ~ofs /;
rrir" reAt0nA8I" Wh'r sssIng MAchii.
-omp.rF !lH tAst Third
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FINANCIAL


- NEAL ESTATE LOANS
Liberty boNDS var.st t.-
1ri uute p.ld hy FcN- -r %. rG
Phone l9I5325O -'- hHh 40,
c,rv MA ESTATE ',A.,
Bnilding and 0oAu Man So ."'NS.
monthly payment plan. ,s|. NJ,
AMMAN straight none, us,
loArs l.. y kwiur a q. 'arrr
= BfS Phones gl0 a,.,.. ~
Salary loans to nor. ma,
holding steady positions b., men
as you get paid Cht,r, oaek
pianos, household goods ievc.r,' on
MONEY TO LOAN ana
diamonds.
TULSA LOA% co
Room 3. over Model CI.l,
Tulsa. Okla N'ors
WI. Buy Liberty po.r. -
No,r and monthly ph-r.. ....,.....
oyetton ll' sour p.r.. f'I'
FARM 'ONNp
An unlimited amount o. ...
to loan 70 he.n buy 30" .. h'''
ln any rart Of Ok'ahuH. "a'
cha' khnsas Mi,sour ,. ''
Long time IN suit. interest .p... '''
a yea nry.gs" given FOO .,. ... o.,
any interest dAy without
r.oNnE bowrs' rates . @
! .ia' Bog l-'EA't Four t,at rs.-.
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and decorated room In nice Morn,nrsda
home suitable FOR man and wife also
garage space references required shown
only by appointment $50 small room
~ desired Address n 20. care World
olNNriA Y Large south ,'ecpns
room Phone t52iJ.
FLGlN. ~. Ii27 For rent large we'll
lighted front room. litnsy service
MAlRELL s. 2I2. N,re cool sleeping
rr,""H Adioirlnr bath. for ono Gentleman
PhSu" iHil j.
DETROIT s, 3I5-Ljsht housekecping
rooms Phone 1921
EIGHTH. " 700 south sreping room
o Tor rent for one or two ErniIemen. Phone
DETROIT S ia For rent nicely fur
nlshed bedroom also refined young lady
roommate Phone a26e
THIRD W. AZ sleeping porch. suitable
for three gentlemen private entrance.
convenient TO bath Phone 1883
TACOMA \ 5ls--slecpng room for rent.
private homa
BOULDER ) zoo Sleeping room. private
entrance, connecting hath rhonc 1855.
NICE Hcsplns room close in. gentlemen
onl, Phone 27Is
TWO sleeping rooms gentlemen only
strictly modern 1888 Fast Third street
oNE large front furnished room. close In
Phone .tl1
ONE 'argc sleeping room south cNpo,ure
with Kitchen privilege and nsc 81 LIVING
room. TO Two Young 'sdics, reasonable 81
tast Independence
MAN. s, IN Cool southeast room al
Joining bath $3.50 per week.
s. SO Rooms Tor rent.
front bedroom On second floor. price
- SO Phone tsTT
FOR RFNT Small truck Tor baggage aad
Light moving Call 9pSsSSas Ada,
Transfer Storage Co
III FNfNTH y i2-For rent. nice ,.cep.
lng room. downstairs reasonable
IA MODE UOTFl
0l6A East Third 'Arge well furnished
rooms, strictly modern special rates by
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per ,Olm or un 49, uCrl FuarALIerd
Sutherland rhoIs l1lI
o, p.niia. ,nd p.per hanging better
work Tor less money Interior work ,
tIrrIa'iy Phone 4t6l
,r,,,,
hhfhlhlNG AND REhODELlNO -
FURNITURE R.INisiiiNG Furniture
A.I pianos ~PelA ~ Io enamcing
,.h'f' Nnn'irt. 2ll West Fa't'ie~
.u'. I'I'
MY rs Mace 10 order gun and lorEsmlth'
ing Welding Of broken parts Of ron. 70
lairing Of oVcrything. Jacobs Novelty
90 '"A' t"'' ruins 10
HELP WANTBD--MALE SIS
.W,>rrp v., fl. ,r,,,,s.,,, .,,,,r.. A,
Wv. ~ ..,.' i-.'' '''p -. ~.
Warffol., second .rI Che,enne ,treets
p Vryrtr ,.I .... ........ ...,..,,,,
/ ..s,a.,. ,,.", a. 'iu,.,,1I s'r,i,,,
/ ma '''N
/ w,NTrp p,y. +, IL, ~ ,.,,, q, -. 20
I l,,fr .nor r,n.ir tr,d. tpolV A, lng
/ oonib V,,, ''''' ~ ''-
! WANTED \ az tailor Apply + n
U'Rnd lh West Third
WANTED Experienced elevator operAtor.
middle age, man preferred Hotel Tulsa
ROOkkfrpFR WANTED on. Who mn
icrtanis double rntr, bookkeeping md
rsaI,o, importance of correct records
rr,''r man ~.'h 'Npcncnco tn building
,n'''floa,, ,anaar' R""iins N"ieta'
=" a1I h'N'"n
NNNIEp" Man 10 deliver. collect and SO
..I' ana ''"r rh'rs" OF a uc~srap"r
's'nN no gooa town 10 oklahoma An,
'n'f P"rA by letter HoN II ,, World
"'''''
JoIN ihE AkNf hecrIlnnt office. 81
uhlAhoms .ly iu,M MnaAoEee Ch'sk
',oa. Atluo's ''d ENC. -.-..
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RooMs uNruRN1anrn


NNNRFLL. l21 Four ua'urn.,hsd
rooms modern no small rhuIdIrru.
Phone 7l9s
FIFTH 'll-For rent three unfur.
.nsaed rooms Phone 52G5
FOR RENT Two or three unfurnishei
rooms Phone aI7l
TACOMA y. 'ls- Servants quarters for
rent
OFFICE ROOMS Tor rent one suite of two
rooms. tWo choice single rooms and one
Arge doGt.c room Phone 2ltu =
Nonnghl"od 81 Securing Bidr O.d
tlrst NN'onA nIds second and Nam
ROOMS WITH BOARD s
tINO0p. y Table board family
style
BOARD and room Tor tEo Young men At ala
last Seventh also table board Phone
412u2R
BOSTON. s OH Room and board Tor one
Young mar Phone 80
For RTH ~ 'ls-Llrgr sleeping porch
and 'ArEs sleeping room ,onrcctipg
suitable 'or tour gentlemen. and board
desired Phone 9-5I
NINTH W l2n- Ro.ri and room for two
Or tr'c youur msr.
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FOR Millinery and novelty ,bop
Old established business. retiring account
health about $4,000. Address ID EaSt
ilke' Peak, Colorado sprires, Colo
CONFECTIONFRY FOR stI.E chesp rem,
thrc" year lease. good business pr,cn
~ 500 some terms Phone s656
TO SELL har interest in paying cleaning
snd pressing shop on EASY terms pres
eni partner ~ leaving city Address
H2l, care World
BARBER SHOp for sale a2a West First
str-rI Iulss Okla
ACT QuICK-For your oil and "a, right,
m New Mexico See Tulsa Investment
Go room Holland BIdE acroN from
lIotc, Tulsa
'lR % COPPER and silver per ton Utah
property Subscriptions taken FOR new
issue o' stock IS cents per share Send
Tor pArucu'ars. Frank \ McNnhn 4
Go Woodward Bldg Washington ID {
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IMPORTANT


IMPORTANT
File your claims for oil. gas and
mineral New MEXICO and Arizona
! Information rs TO blanks, cost etc,
free
Tulsa Investment Co.
9 Holland Bldg, Across From Hotel
Tulsa
CIGAR STAND Tor sale doing good bu,i.
-, ness W good iorAtion sell part interest
. or whole r"asonGbie TO rood party Ad-
dress Box 30 care World
FOR SALE 26 share, American Gls,,
Caskrt stock Ada Okla address Roy
Morgan lIomiuy oka
OIL LANDS AND LEASES 4iA
HAVE stock IN the Alvinn OIL a Gas Co +.
wiling 10 trade for garage II delivered
Eis kenda, Drug co Phone
wANrEn-No so or roo acres In shallow
nc.d 'or drilling we'll VIII post forfeit
o. contract Write o. see Streeter 4
Elliott tii MAYO B.dF
OIL ANn GN" leases IN the shallow field
offset wells to dri, win give interest
for vel or vii sell worth 'he mooc,
d'a' are,, wa o~Hsr ., 'T' II 'I",ysI1n flraLI.
eos Nut bldE Phone 6s7l
WNNTED-Neuo or h.uona on. p,.
Ry2"'or, on Globe on ssmm's' on
mso's hank BLDG st Louis Mo
FOR SALF-A going grocery and meat
msrAet. ssiang SO to $3.50 nsr day low
rent no overhead expenses locAisd IN
Ne, Tuln established rhre, year,
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PURELY rERsoNAL

" hhhN ibhNONAL
WANTED -faN " Osers sod
address u 10 .ar- World
wFAk MES Take C,Vlebcrr,., y,,ul
f...' Tor lost nanhuu. rrr,uu, tgN..n
ruAran'rsd maze. sl ua,.s 3
Ia." Wrapper \ Ca,Nrhsrr, tu.nu.
hos Ga
FAlNMuINr MATERNITY HuSetTtL
For coaiucueut ptvafs pa.rt r.a,os.
sble may sorA for board. babie,
sdoptsd Nnie for booker NJ, I "A
Long tpil tsN rWrDU sevtuth street
kansss City. No
SPECIAL NOTICES q
A TEACHER oi spr'tQn bridge f, forming
rlass for 'niormaufr ts' sogI
FOTR blue and ~h.ie rAEslt. for s,lr .,
weeks cd. fljo prr pair Phone
sSTTJ
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TOR RENT Nrrr 'Nrr~ elegantly furnished
and decorated room I'm nice MorulnrslHa
home suitable Tor man and wife also
garage space references required shown
only by appointment $50 small room
y desired Address n 20. caro- Word
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LIVE STOCK AND yrHIcLEs ~
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
WANTED LIVE STOCK

FOR SALT Thoroughbred Wait, ra.hora
cock-rels 81 each 1884, ta.' foa-ir
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-28
REED FLAYS COVENANT
Missouri Senator Criticises Plan
for World League.
Asserts Revised Draft Has Overcome
No Grave Danger of Original
Document.

Washington, May Ex-senator Reed,
Democrat, of Missouri, in the senate
attacked the league of nations as Of
fering grave dangers to the future of
the white peoples of the world declar-
ing that under the covenant in its
present form nations governed by 9th
er races would have the predominant
ing voice.
The senator presented statistics to
show that of the total population OF
the countries composing the league,
S11 ,425,500 would be of black, yellow,
brown and red races, with only $780,
ass, 800 of the white race. In the as
sembly, which is to be the governing
body, he said, white nations would
have 15 representatives and other ma
tions IL representatives.
Senator Reed told the senate that
the revised covenant of the league had
overcome none of the grave dangers
of the original draft, but had aston
ished many students of international
affairs by its allotment of membership
In the league. He quotes figures to
show that in many of the countries
admitted to full membership the Hit.
eracy vote is very high.
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PLAN TO RENEW FIGHT
Advocates of Woman Suffrage in
Senate Are Busy.
Present indications Are That Resolu.
ton viii Come to Vote on
Thursday.

Washington, May 28.-Opponents of
woman suffrage succeeded in blocking
efforts to expedite senate consideration
of the constitutional amendment reso-
luton passed last week by the house,
but supporters plan to renew the fight
Wednesday with the hope of bringing
the measure to vote Thursday.
After the senate convened Senator
Watson of Indiana, new chairman of
the Woman Suffrage committee, called
up motion to take the resolution from
the committee and place 1t on the SEN
ate calendar Opponents resorted to
parliamentary tactics to prevent q
vote.
During the discussion opponents init
mated that there was no doubt of suf-
ficient votes to insure passage of the
suffrage resolution and supporters ex
pect to pass it Thursday after it has
remained on the calendar for day, as
required by the rules.
Before the senate met the Republi
can conference called to consider com
mittee selections adopted a resolution
pledging prompt action.
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Director General Hines Decides
to Control Shipments by
Permit System.
EXPECT BUMPER YIELD
Problems Involved In the Transports
tlon of 1900, ,ooo. 900 Bushels Of
Wheat Are Being Solved by
Rail Administration.

Washington, May 2S.-The railroad
administration will use permits for the
shipment of grain. from interior mar
kets this year to control the move
ment of the mammoth harvest just
beginning.
Problems involved in the transpor.
tation of 1,200,000,000 bushels of
wheat, the yield estimated by the De-
partment of Agriculture. have been un-
der consideration by Director General
Hines.
1t was apparent that unless some
method of restriction was devised, con-
gestion which might paralyze all trans
portation facilities was possible when
the farmers eager to market wheat
quickly under the standard price guar
antee, began to pour the crop onto the
market
| After consultation with leading grain
men in the West and officials of the
Food administration grain corpora
| tion, the director general decided that
permit system similar to that In
effect during the freight congestion OF
| ldSI year WOulu DC the Uest SUtutlou VI
| the problem.
Shipping Zones to Be Established.
Machinery for operation Of the sys
tenn is being worked out at the Rail
road administration. Grain control
committees will be instituted at each
market and perhaps shipping zones es
tablished. Although the harvest al
ready has started on the southern edge
Of the wheat belt, the system will not
be put into use until threshing begins
next month in the Middle West.
THE permit system Is a beneficial
system of controlling traffic at ths
sources to prevent serious congestion
On the road and at destination" Di
rector General Hines said. While the
permit system at the ports Is still In
1 operation it was suspended a few
months ago at the interior markets
due to improved ocean shipping ant
The fact that the bulk of the grain had
been moved"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-28
New States Carved Out of Qua,
Monarchy Are in Peculiar
Position.
WORKING ON SOLUTION
Council of Four Received Protests
Sympathetically and Referred Mat
ter to Reparations Subcommis-
sion for Rehearing.

Paris, May 2S. - The reparations
commission gave a hearing to repre-
sentatives of the new states carved
out of the former Hapsburg monarchy
on their objections to being held re-
sponsible for their share of the pre-
war debt, the war debt, the war issue
of currency and reparations and re-
quired to compensate Austria and
Hungary as they will be constituted
In the future for the value of the pub
lie buildings and property inside their
limits.
The protests were met sympatheti-
cally by the Council of Four, which
sent the question to the Reparations
sub-commission for rehearing. This
submission will be supplemented by
Franco British representatives, who
are understood to be opposed to any
change. The British representatives
delegated are General Smuts and John
M. Keynes and the French are Captain
Andre Tardieu and Louis Loucheur.
1t is believed new report will be
made exempting the new states from
any payments on account of repara-
tion or public property taken over.
The prime factor in the negotiations
has been the fact that about 100000
900 of the Austrian pre-war debt is
| held in France, and the cabinet has
promised to procure repayment to its
nationals.
The Supreme economic council an
nounced that the Allied and associated
| governments would lift the blockade
| of Hungary as soon as a stable gov
ernment is established.
Hungarians Claim Victory.
Copenhagen, May %. The Hun
garian army command at Budapest an
nounces the enemy" is withdrawing
toward Sajo-San Peter, Szikelso, and
Kis-Telex, southeast of Budapest, in
disorderly manner. 1t says that the
61st Roumanian regiment, composed
of Roumanians from Pennsylvania
was almost wiped out.
An official communication received
here from Budapest says the soviet
having triumphed against its enemies
the liberation of hostages has been
ordered.
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PETROGRAD is BOMBARDED
Reports Say Soviet Government II
OverthroWn.

London, May ga news agency
dispatch from Viborg, sent by way of
Stockholm, reports that Chinese, Let's
and Finnish Reds hold Petrograd and
have overthrown the soviet govern.
ment
A heavy bombardment from the sea
was reported, apparently directed at
Petrograd and Kronstadt, 20 miles
west of that city.
Esthonians and Firms with British
support have been reported operating
against the Bolsheviki in Petrograd
and dispatch had the Esthonians
only IL miles from Petrograd's out.
skirts.
Chinese mercenaries have been em.
ployed by the Bolsheviki in the past
II there is any truth in the rumor,
these mercenaries, together with Let
tish and Finnish troops brought into
Petrograd by the soviets to help de-
fend it, appear to have taken control
of affairs there and ousted the city
authorities.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-28
ENJOYS Decide 1t Shall Be Main
tanned Till Germany Has
Free Government.
FOES REPLY IS READY
Teuton counterproposais Probably
viii Be Delivered to Allies Wed.
nesday-Austrian Likely to
Get Peace Terms Friday.

Paris, May %. - The Austrian
peace terms, with the exception Of
the military, naval and reparation
clauses, will be presented to the
Austrian delegation Friday, &C
cordino to Reuters Limited.
Paris, May 2S.-It is announced that
the Council of Four has ratified the
decision of the economic council to
maintain the blockade against Ger.
many until a regular government,
based on a free and popular mandate,
is set up.
The Germans contemporaries to
the peace terms probably will be pre-
sented Wednesday,
The Turkish government expressed
regret that the Greeks were permitted
to occupy Smyrna, saying the govern
ment felt 1t would have been wiser to
have had a joint Allied occupation
The protest says 1t is feared that trou-
BILE would ensue as the advance into
the interior of the country continues.
Bulgarian Terms Considered.
The Council of Four has begun con.
sideration of the Bulgarian peace
terms.
The president of China has notified
the Chinese delegation by cable that a
meeting of the Chinese cabinet and
the speakers of both houses author.
ized the delegation to sign the peace
treaty with reservations regarding
Shantung.
New Reparation Board Named.
Appointment of new commission
on reparations was announced by the
peace conference. Members of the
commission are: Norman Davis,
Thomas w. Lamont, Vance McCor-
mick and III. w. Dulles of the United
States; Lord Northcliffe, General Jan
Christian Smuts. John M. Keynes and
Mr. Smitter of Great Britain: Finance
Minister Klotz, Captain Andre Tardieu,
Louis Loucheur and M. Jouseset of
France; Signor Crespi and Signor
dAmeglio of Italy.
Germans Finish Their Terms.
Versailles, May 2S.-Between SO and
60 minor members and attaches of the
German peace delegation will leave
Versailles for Berlin Wednesday
Among those who will 60 win be the
technical advisers, whose work is fin
ished, number of secretaries, some
journalists and stenographers.
The Germans had busy day in fin
fishing up their reply to the Allied
peace terms. Count Won Brockdorff
Rantzau, 1t is understood, will person
ally add q chapter to the German
counterproposal on the divisions oi
raw material.
The men manning the printing plant
on the train the Germans brought
here, with printing equipment, worked
ell last night printing the counterpro
posals. These will make pamphlet
of 120 pages. Only enough OF these
will be printed to supply the delega
tion.