Cheyenne record., 1919-03-13
FOREIGN


ander, according to a Fiume dispatch
to the Idea Nazionale, quoting advices
from Belgrade.
AS result of representations Of
American officials, the British govern
ment has consented to the removal of
all censorship on business, commercial
and all other messages
A republic has been officially pro-
claimed in Luxembourg Princess Char
lotte, who succeeded her sister, Marie
Adelaide, on the throne, has fled and
is probably in Switzerland.
An American relief commission has
arrived in Constantinople and is en-
gagged in preparing for transportation
Of food and medical supplies and
clothing Into the Caucasus, Anatolia,
Armenia, Cilicia and Syria
On the casualty lists of the French
army, the word "missng' is written
opposite the names of 311,OOO men. In
vestigations have established the fact
that of this number all hope for ap-
proximately 10000 must be aban-
doned
Following the reception of German
East African troops, headed by Gen.
LettOw Vorbeck, in which tens of
thousands of people took part in the
Pariser Platz, n crowd stOrmed the
Hotel Adlon in an anti-American dem
OnstratiOn
The committee of jurists appointed
to consider the war guilt of the ex-
Kaiser and others has decided that the
sovereign of a state cannot be pro-
ceeded against, but the decision must
be ratified by the peace conference as
a whole before 1t is effective.
Discovery of nationwide Boshe-
visit woman's organization in Finland,
through the arrest of an 1S-year-old
girl, is reported in dispatches from
Helsingfors. 1t was said that COM
plete list of BOIshevist agents had
been obtained from the prisoner.
A settlement has been reached be-
tween the Berlin strike leaders and the
government, according to Information
from the German capital The strik-
ers had the support of the Spartacans
and in the fighting which accompanied
the movement many persons were
killed
Great Britain operates the worlds
largest flying boat. The machine is
% II feet high and has total span of
123 feet. 1t is a tripanc, the bottom
wing being shorter at either end than
the upper two. The hydropane weighs
23,4OO pounds and is fitted with five
Rolls Royce engines
SPORT
Illinois Wesleyan University won
the basketball championship of the lit
tie nineteen for 1919, defeating james
Mlliken University of Decatur, II to
10, in the title game played In Bloom
ingtOn.
BY vote Of II to 4 the State SEN
ate of Nevada passed the 2J-round
boxing bill over the veto of Governor
Boyle and 1t now becomes law. The
Assembly passed the bill over the gov
ernor's veto last week.
Jimmy HanlOn, the Denver light
weight, defeated Bobby Waugh at
Fort Worth in a 15-round bout. This
Is the second time in Il week that Han
Ion trimmed Waugh, the first at Hot
Springs, Ark, in ten rounds.
1t is hoped to have the Olympic
games of 1920 held in Rome, but no
definite decision nS to this has yet
been reached. Premier Orlando was
recently approached by the Italian
olympic committee on the question
and reply is expected from him with
in n few days
GENERAL
Twenty-Five dollars Il glass-which
IS merely ut the rate of 500 a quart
will be the price of imported cham
pagne after July 3O-if there happens
to be any left then-according to an
announcement of local dealers of New
York.
China's first wol,an lawyer, Mile.
X. Tcheng, has arrived in Canada
from the Orient on her way to Paris,
where she will represent the peace
conference for the Associated Press Of
China.
a commercial airplane which will
take Its place with the tugs, barges,
lighters and other necessary auxiliar-
les of II large steamship company is
soon to make its appearance in New
York. The plane, according to A. e.
Clegg, vice president of the Kerr
Steamship Company, will be used to
transmit to vessels at sen -clea rance
papers and other documents for the
handling and discharge of cargo at
ports of destination.
A mammoth hydroplane with a wing
spread of 80 feet, the largest yet de-
signed, is now under construction for
the American navy ut League Island,
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