Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-04-26

Drought TO this country, Slipped into
New York harbor early Saturday night
with the imperial German naval stand
ard flying beneath the Stars and
Stripes.
Six days of IA modern wild west ad-
venture ended in the killing of one
youth and Imprisonment of three
others in the Aztec, n. NJ, Jail on a
charge of automobile thefts and rob
berry in two states.
Charlotte is the first Michigan city,
if not the first in the country, to sub
scribe its full quota for the Victory
Liberty loan, $4,000. Efforts will be
made to triple the quota.
WASHINGTON
Full suffrage for all American wom-
en- for the 1920 elections is foreshad-
owed in statement authorized Sun
day by Senator Charles Curtis of Kan
sas, the Republican whip. Senator
Curtis said that both houses of con
gress will pass the amendment as
soon as they reconvene.
There Is considerable discussion at
Washington of the news report from
Paris to the effect that President vii.
son has promised France the support
of the United States in the event that
Germany again threatens the French
frontier. According to the report,
France has been assured that England
and the United States will go to her
aid if a. n. In, 81 ;.,
New evidence of Americas purpose
to redeem in full the pledges made on
entering the war was asked of the ma
ton on April 10 by President Wilson,
who urged full subscription of the S4,-
500000,000 Victory Liberty loan issue
Great interest has been aroused in
official and diplomatic circles at
Washington by private adyices from
London, stating that Great Britain
France and Italy and. the United
States propose to recognize the Omsk
government as the defacto government
of non-Bolsheviki Russia as soon as
the peace treaty is signed and the de-
tails incident to it have been con-
cluded.
julius r. Barnes, president of the
Federal Grain corporation, has been
appointed wheat director of the United
States by President Wilson. Mr..
Barnes will direct the handling of the
entire 1919 wheat crop and will adj
minister the $1,000,000,000 fund APP
propriated by congress to take care
of the wheat crop under the govern
ment guaranteed price.
FOREIGN.
The soviet government admits re-
tirement to new positions on almost all
of the front in eastern Russia.
Since landing on the Archangel front
last September the Americans have
suffered 500 casualties. OF these 1876
were fatalities, there having died of
disease or been killed, nine officers
and 1877 men. The wounded consist of
II officers and 800 men.
Through its commissions, the Amer
lean Red Cross is distributing $4,000
pounds of food, clothing, soap and
medical supplies among the destitute
inhabitants of the Balkan countries.
Foreign Minister Count Won Brock
dorff-Rantzau of Germany has an
nounced that three ENJOYS will be sent
to Versailles April % authorized to re-
seive the text of the peace prelimin-
aries. The council of four has notified
Germany that the associated powers
tives at Versailles who are merely
messengers.
Control of Vienna has been taken
over by the soldiers council. Quiet
erty of those unable to resist has been
begun. 1t is possible there will be no
change in the name of the government,
but it will be Bolshevist in purpose.
The Adriatic question, embodying
Italy's territorial claims, again fell
short of solution after four-hour SEES
sion of the council of four Saturday.
Success for the Russian and British
forces on the Archangel front are re-
counted in British war office an
nouncement, and advices from Arch
angel tell of the occupation of Boil
shieozerki village. The Bolsheviki are
being pursued southwark.
Disturbances and strikes continue in
Germany. and reports from Vienna in
dictate that violent demonstrations
have taken place there. The parlia-
ment building was the storm center
when crowds in sympathy with the
Bolsheviki movement tried to enter the
building
An official announcement received
by the viceroy of India Sunday re-
ported Lahore quiet and the shops OPP
Grating again. Delhi and Bombay al
so were reported quiet.
The report from Paris that the plea
of the Japanese delegates for the in
clusion in the covenant ,of the league
of nations of clause providing for