Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1919-01-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

President Wilson arrived in Rome,
He was received at the station by
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen
Helena, members of the government
and representatives of the local au-
thorities. An immense crowd well
coined the president with greatest en-
thusiasm.
Many German airplanes were dam
aged by the Germans when they evac-
uated Cologne, according to reports
from British correspondents IN the
British area of occupation
Father Vladimir Ledochowski, gem
era1 of the. .SsSTety of Jesus, and known
as the 'B4ack Pope, has obtained per
mission to return 70 Italy and reside
in Rome on the ground that he is q
Polish citizen, according to the Italia.
His arrival in Rome has been delayed
because the Swiss frontier is closed
The daughter of Leon Trotzky, the
bolshevist minister of war and marine,
and bolshevist named Lewow were
arrested in Warsaw, Russia, Friday,
according to Polish agency at Lau-
same Six million marks were found
in the apartment which they were oc-
cupying.
Nine million marks arrived at Cob
lenz Friday from Berlin to be turned
over to the American army authorities
as part of Germany's payment toward
the expenses of the army of occupa-
ton.
Two thousand French soldiers have
entered Budapest, the Hungarian capi-
tai.
During the street celebration attend
ing the arrival of Ignace Jan PadereE-
ski in Warsaw Thursday balcony OF
4 house collapsed and twenty-five per
sons were killed.
There are $4,000 more British pris-
oners in Germany than the British
show, so that number of men
given up as dead or missing
viii return to their homes, it was
stated in London this week.
President Poincare of France is plan
ling to visit the United States after
he peace conference.
Although a rigorous Rhine winter
las set in, converting Coblenz into
rosty fairyland forest, winter sports
promise to make the place a paradise
or the doughboys, who are already
the maximum of physical
comfort. On his recent visit General
'ershing personally ordered that all
leedless work be cut out of the rou-
inc duties, and that everything pos
ible be done for the comfort of the
'oys. "A bed for every doughboy.
ven if some of the boches have to be
urned out of them," he said in effect.
The farms of Palestine have been
o. devastated by the Turks that it will
e a tremendous problem to get them.
DING again. But in the Red Cross
are agricultural experts
Tho tbok with them from America en-
ines, trucks, tractors and farm imple-
lents, so that as. rapidly as possible
ne rehabilitation will go forward.
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The storm which has been threaten
lg in the French chamber i'm Paris.
rance, for the past four days broke
aturday when Stephen Pichon, minis
sr of foreign affairs, amid violent in
of the socialists and coun-
IF demonstrations by the government
Importers, outlined Frances peace
arms. The minister declared that
rance is absolutely in agreement that
Ill publicity be given to the proceed
lgs of the peace conference He an
ounced that Intervention in Russia
as inevitable, but it would be Of a
sfensiVe character so far as French
oops were concerned, ard that il Of
'nsiye operations were undertaken It
ust be by Russian troops
PilIaging on large scale is being
lrried on by mobs in Frankfort, Ger
any. and the authorities are power
IS to prevent it
In addressing the chamber OF depu-
es at Paris, France. Monday, Premier
Iemenceau made it plain that 1t was
s intention to support Great Britain
the peace negotiations on the uues-
On of the freedom of the seas.