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Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03

an monarchy has now ceased to exist and
has been replaced in Austria by a re-
publican government, and
Whereas, the principal allied and as
sociated powers have already recognized
that the Gzecho- Slovak state. in which
are incorporated certain portions Of the
said monarchy, is free, independent
and allied state. and.
Whereas. the said powers have also
recognized the union of certain portions
Of the said monarchy with the territory
OF the kingdom of Serbia as free.
independent and allied state, under the
name of the Serbian Croatian- Slovenian
state, and
Whereas, it is necessary while restor-
ing peace, TO regulate the situation which
has arisen from the dissolution of the
said monarchy and the formation of the
said states, and to establish the govern
ment OF these countries on d firm founda-
ton of justice and equity.
For this purpose Austria is recognized
as a new and independent state under
the name of the republic of Austria.
Following is an official summary Of
the Austrian peace terms:
The frontiers of Austria: the north
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Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
HANDBILLS
PREACH WAR
UNTO DEATH

Washington, June 3-What may turn
out to be the first clue leading to iden-
tifieation of the anarchists in tonight S
wide spread bomb outrages, was obtain
ed in this city and Boston. where the
police discovered circulars and handbills
signed The Anarchistic Fighters.
The handhills found near the scene Of
the explosion bore the title Plain
Words and read as follows:
The powers that be made no secret of
their will to stop here in America the
worldwide spread of revolution. The
powers that must be reckon that they
will have to accept the fight they have
provoked.
THE time has come when the social
questions solution can be delayed no
longer. Glass war is out and cannot
cease but with complete victory for
the international proletariat.
THE challenge is an old one. Oh.
democratic lords of the autocratic re-
public We have been dreaming of free
dom, we have talked of liberty. we have
aspired to better world, and you jailed
us, dubbed lis, You dcport us. sau
murder us whenever you could. DO not
expect us to sit down and pray and cry.
We accept your challenge and mean to
stick to our war duties.
do not say that we arc acting
cowardly, because we keep III hiding, do
not say it is abominable: it is war. class
war.
We are not many. tho perhaps more
than you dream of. but are all determined
to fight to the last, till not man re-
mains imprisoned in your basties. till
not hostage of the working class is left
to the tortures of your police system.
'There will have to be bloodshed: we
will not dodge; there will have to be
murder; we will kill. because it is neces
sary; there will have to be destruction;
We will destroy to rid the world of vour
tyranicaI institutions"
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
RHINELAND REPUBLIC
MAY LEAD TO COMPLETE
BREAKUP OF GERMANY

was issued at Berlin denounciug tho.
who We're behind the movement Il was
charged that the French were active
in propaganda work in the province
If the Rhineland province becomes m
dependent. q buffer state will De seI Up
between Germany and France and BEL
GUM, the Saar region will be IN ths
control of the new state. and Germany
will have lost all her possessions West
Of the Rhine. Bremen and east ana
West Prussia and possibly other pre-
vinces in Germany are said TO be CON
temnIating similar serious step, which
might mean the disintegration OF Ger
many.
Recognition of the all Russian govern
ment Mt Omsk. headed by Admiral kot-
chak. is expected to be delayed until Ro-
land 8. Morris. American ambassador to
japan. has reached Omsk and has report
ed to President Wilson. 1t appears that
various Russian factions object to the
terms said to have been proposed to
Admiral kolchak by the peace confer
ence and advices indicate that the head
of the Omsk regime may ask for a modi-
fication of the conditions.
Ignace Jan Paderewski, Polish prem
icr. who is in Paris, has asked that an
American commission investigate recent
reports of mistreatment of Jews in po-
and
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
TWO EXPLOSIONS
IN PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgh, June "a bomb explosion
which occurred two doors from the resid-
ence of United States District Judge
". Fl. Thompson, late tonight. damaged
the residence of the jurist and other
houses in the vicinity. The homes Of
three prominent business men of the
city were damaged by the force of the
explosion, which occurred on the porch
of G. J, Cassady's residence, in the
fashionable Highland district
Shortly before midnight and few
minutes after the Highland district ex-
plosion, another bomb explosion occurred
in the West End district. Residences
were badly damaged and w w Sibray.
chief inspector Of the bureau of immi-
grafton here, was thrown from his bed
The Sibray residence is located across
the street from where the explosion oc-
CURED and police authorities expressed
the belief that the bomb was intended
for the inspector. who has been active
i'll the deportation of enemy aliens.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
VIOLENCE MARKS
THIRD WINNIPEG
STRIKE PARADE
Police Fight Rushes Of
Mob on Citizens Com
mittee Quarters.

Winnipea. Man, June 2--viol-
ence by strike sympathizers in
parade crowd of at deast 1000
men, mostly returned soldiers, today
marked the 18th day OF the general
strike In Winnipeg.
For the first time since the strike
began, winnipeg policemen were
called into action to oppose the
demonstrators, who forced their
way into the board of trade building.
The policemen, with detectives and
volunteers, checked the rushes Of
the mob. Before the rush was
made on the board Of trade where
the citizens committee of one hund-
red has It's quarters, big banner
of the citizens committee was ripped
from the building During the melee
which followed an automobile, park
ed, at the curb, was smashed.
Several hundred soldiers, each of
whom was armed with an automatic
pistol and rifle were standing at
attention In Winnipeg barracks
this afternoon, when the parading
strikers and sympathizers attemp-
ed to force an entrance into the
board of trade building. Officers
awaited a signal to bring the men
into action.
The trouble took place after the pa
aders marched to the provincial parIia
rent building for the third time sine
tCantinue0 o. PAxs Twal
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
JUDGES LIVES
BOMB TARGETS;
WOMAN KILLED
Internal Machines Ex-
ploded In Boston, New
York, Pittsburgh.

New York, June 3.--An attempt
early this morning, to blow up
Judge Charles c. Mott, Jr., of the
court of general sessions. resulted
In death of at least one person and
possibly three.
A bomb, which was planted be-
meath the entrance of Judge Motifs
residence exploded at 1858 a. m.
Agents of the fire department
bureau of eomhust tibles reported
they had found portions of one or
more human bodies buried beneath
the debris. The torso of one of the
victims apparently was that of
Woman-the house caretaker. Bits
OF male clothing and a false mus
tache also were found in the debris.
Judge and Mrs. Mott are not In
the city.
An hour before the explosion in Judg
Sott's home, it was stated at polio
headquarters that no official warnin,
the countrywide plot hat
,een received and that no special pre-
autions were being taken to guard tn.
ZONES of prominent New Workers.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03

\ situation which may affect the
peace settlement with Germany arises
thru the proclamation of an independent
republic of the Rhine province, stretch
ing along the frontier Of Holland. Bel
gium and Luxemburg and extending
from the lewIands along the Dutch bor-
der to the hills of the Saar, This prov,
ince contains vast fields of coal and
iron, great industrial cities and the cen.
ters Of some of the most Important
textile manufactures in Germany.
Announcement that such declaration
was to be made has been forecast IoI
several weeks. Last week settlement
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
ATTEMPT ON JUDGE
IN ROXBURY RIOTS

Boston, June 2.--The home of Justice
Albert F. Hayden. of the Roxbury muni-
cipal court, at II Wayne street. was
severely damaged by an explosion of un-
known origin, shortly before this mid
night. No one was in the house at the
time. the judge and his family being at
their summer home at the seashore
The explosion evidently was internal.
as there was little exterior damage. The
interior was badly wrecked. All windows
were broken. There was no fire
The police said that if a bomb had
been planted it probably was done as a
result Of Judge Hayden's decisions in the
recent Roxbury riot cases
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03

Must Demobiiize Whole Navy.
Austria agrees to accept the league
Of nations covenant and the labor char
ter, TO renounce all her extra European
rights. to demobilize her whole naval
and aerial forces, to admit the right of
trial by the allies and associated powers
Of her nationals guilty Of violating the
law and customs Of force and to accept
detailed provisions similar to those OF
the German treaty as to economic re-
lations and freedom of transit.
In the following summary part Of the
treaty, containing the covenant Of the
league of nations. and part twelve, con-
taining the labor convention, are omitted
as being identical with corresponding
sections Of the German treaty. Part SIX,
dealing with prisoners of war and graves,
and part eleven with aerial navigation,
are also identical except for the sub
stitntion Of names, and are likewise
omitted. Part thirteen of the German
treaty containing guarantees of execution
is not paralleled in the Austrian treaty.
Recognized as Republic.
The preamble is longer and more de-
tailed than in the German summary and
in part is as follows:
Whereas, the former Austro-H o-Hungari
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
TERMS RECOGNIZE
AUSTRIA REPUBLIC
OF ABOUT 100000
Accepts League Of Nations and Must Demobilize
Entire Navy and Air Forces; Guarantees Equal
tiles for Her Minorities

St Ger1nan June 2-The conditions peace of the allied
and associated powers with exception of military reparaons
financial certain boundary clauses handed to the
penpotentaries ST. German today follow exactly
outline the German and in places identical with
he for the change Certain specific
included especially regards the states created Of
former Hungarian empire and the protection rights
of the racial religious and linguistic mnores Austria
Rumania and the
state.
Austria by the treaty state of from six million or
million people inhabtatng territory Of between
5000 She required to the
independence Hungary Czecho sovaka and the
state cede other territories which, previously
with composed the of Ausrangary with
its population of 50,00OOOO people.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
MAN BLOWN TO BITS
BY BOMB MEANT FOR
ATTY. GEN'L PALMER

Washington, June 2.-An attempt on
the life of Attorney General Palmer
were made, tonight, thru the planting
of bomb which wrecked the lower
portion of the Palmer residence in the
fashionable northwest section of Wash
lngton.
One man. thot TO be the person who
planted the bomb, was blown to bits
lieved that the bomb exploded pre-
mafurely before it could be placed
under the house.
Mr. Palmer and all members of the
family escaped without injury, being on
the second floor at the time Of the ex-
piesion.
The bomb, the police say. was con-
tanned in suitcase filled with clothing.
Portions of the clothing of the man
killed, 1t was said, indicated that he was
roughly clad
The force of the explosion was suf-
ficIent to shatter window glass in resi-
dences for block on each side of the
Palmer home. The residence of Senator
Swanson, of Virginia. next door to that
OF the attorney-generaI, was not badly
damaged.
Police picked up along with bits Of
clothing OF the man killed, copy of
FtdH W UFuS FdutCdI puDiiclff0ffs
This, In connection with the report of
an explosion at the home of Justice
Albert F. Hayden, in Boston. caused
authorities to fear another widespread
bomb plot, similar to that which radicals
attempted to carry out about month
ago.
Mr.. Palmer has been active in the
prosecution of radicals and was destined
as one of the recipients of bombs mailed
In New York but held up by the postal
authorities there.
Pices of two separate fire arms were
located, one an automatic pistol and the
other revolver.
VICTIM SHREDDED.
Besides tearing away the residence
front, the explosion jofted out of place
the stone steps leading up to the first
floor level. Remnant of shabby cloth
ing worn by the man killed were scatter
ed. sections being found over a radius of
100 feet and pIastered on an automobile
which happened to be passing at the mo-
ment
Streets near the Palmer home were
cleared with difficulty by police and
soldiers. One or two persons near the
spot claimed to have heard two ex-
posions, but most people reported only
one. 1t had. however terrific force.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03

Berlin, June 2.-{By The Associa-
ted Press. THE inhabitants of Nav
enee and Wieshaden began this morn
Ing a 24-hour strike in protest against
the attempted coup in prociaiminq an
independent Paiatinate republic.
1t Is reported that pro- German
Palatinatists at Mannheim declared
general strike and that the inhahi-
tants of the Palatinate, notWithstand-
ing the threats by the French of
courts-martial, everywhere are tear
ing down the posters proclaiming the
republic.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
Kaiser Has All-Night
Visit From Zimmerman

Amerongen, Iune 2.-(By The
Associated Press.)-Dr. Alfred
Zimmerman. former German secre-
tary for foreign affairs, remained at
Amerongen castle over last night.
after comforting with the former
German emperor until late in the
evening. DR.. Zimmerman was ae-
companied by Herr Schluhach, Sec
retary of the German legation at
The Hague.
The former emperor had another
conference with the visitors this
morning
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03

Members of Attorney General Paimer's
family while shocked. the police said. re-
tanned self-eontroi perfectly.
An empty suit case. found near the
entrance. and a handbiII signed "The
anarchistic fighters" printed on red
paper, worded in infIamatory fashion, and
serving notice of intent of its authors to
begin general war of leaders of society,
was the only clue available at late hour
tonight.
The remains of the man killed were
literally shredded over the block, and
driven into the asphalt pavement.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
BOMB EXPLOSIONS IN EIGHT CITIES
MARK NEW REIGN OF TERROR; RADICAL
KILLED ATHOME OF ATTY. GEN. PALMER

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Represents W. Powers swrehN
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
MAYOR, S|LKNAN,
[AWMAkER AND
CHURCH BOMBED
Nobody Injured in Five
Explosions in Four

Cleveland. June 2.-An attempt was
made to blow up the home of Mayor
Harry L. Davis here, tonight. No one
was injured. but a part of the house
was wrecked
First reports were that it was a gas
explosion. but police later declared a
bomb, or internal machine had been
planted.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
TWO IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, June 2-Bombs were
thrown. late tonight. by two men in an
automobile at the reetory Of the Catho-
lie church of Our Lady Of Victory, in
West Philadelphia, and at the home of
IoGis JagieIkF. jeweler eight blocks
away. The rectorv was badly damaged
and plate glass windows in the church
shattered.
A woman and young girl who were
passing the church were injured
The front was torn out Of Jagielky's
house by the other bomb explosion and
Mrs. Lettut. who resided there. was
seriously in iured
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
WARRANTS WILL DEP0RT
EIGHT OF 81 ANARCHISTS

Chicago. June Warrants for the
deportation of eight of 81 alleged anar-
ehists were received tonight by Harry
X. Lands, immigration Inspector
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
LAWMAKERS HOME WRECKED.

Newtonvlle, Mass. June 3.-The
house of State Representative Leland w.
Powers. a son Of former Congressman
Samuel L. Powers, was partly wrecked
by a bomb soon after midnight this
morning.
Mr.. Powers with his family was on
the second floor and no one was in
jured. So far as is known.
The bomb was placed against the
outside Of the house to the rear and
tore thru the walls. wrecklng the first
floor interior and smashing windows.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-06-03
BOMB WRECKS MANY HOUSES.

Paterson n J., June 3.--An explo-
sion, which the police believe to have
been caused by bomb, wrecked the
house Of Max Gold. silk manufacturer.
331 East Thirty-first street. at 1880
o'clock. this morning, partially wrecked
an adjoining house and broke the front
door and windows Of a residence across
the street Most of the houses within
A radius of 200 feet had windows
broken.
Captain Ryan. Of the police declared
it is his belief that bomb was planted
in a driveway close to Colds residence.
No one was injured
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