The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-31
SOVIET CLAIMS TO POWER ARE
 PREMATURE; HUNGARY HAS NOT
 FULLY EMBRACED BOLSHEVISM

y premature as the entire people ot the country have not yet declared themselves ill favor of its adoption The ment given that the entire Hungarian people had de- clared for soviet government declared to be At the present time state of panic exists i'll portions of Hungary the people believing that reign oi is about to be naugurated along the same lines that ducted in Russia.
 SOCIALIST PARTY MAY SUPPORT MOVE VIENNA March 25-(H9-From present indications it is believed that the entire socialist party of Hungary will support the newly declared soviet form of government Their action will not be based much upon their love for the form of government much their feelings toward the entente for which they express deep hatred All of this faction without reserve strongly against those tries which humiated Hungary Most of the rural popu aton reported being favor of the soviet and have taken sides with them against former associates who still pledge their allegiance to the former government.
 DISARM FRENCH IN BUDAPEST PARIS, March 25.-(P)-The allied mission which have been Budapest for the past days and who considering leaving that city reported to the supreme ic that they had been informed that permission would be denied them take their departure being considered interned owing the declaration of of the soviet government upon the entente Immediately following the declaration of the French troops stationed in the city were disarmed and nterned The government declared the city be under martial law and the death penalty would be inflicted upon all who offered armed resistance Ito the Bosheviki forces
 GERNlAN-AUSTRIA AFFECTED PARIS, March 25.--(P)-Advces received today from state that the present situation in Hungary
  The affairs of these have assumed threatening titude and it is feared Bosevism makes into this portion of Austria it will spread rapidly the Ipeople greatly discontented.
 FORMER PREMIER ARRESTED PARIS, March 25.-(P--It is reported by Vienna Idespach that the Communist government is already start ling in its work of dealing with those whom it fears will hinder the spread of its doctrines Former premier Dr Alexander Wekere has been placed under owing hs outspoken opinions the present of affairs The iS the hjyh ceedngs and has hestancy in stating It be that when the government is firmly established 1t will decree the fate of Dr. Wekee the many others during their sway in Russia
 PROVINCES ARE PEACEFUL 1 COPENHAGEN March 25.-N)-A Budapest off cal that the activities o the soviet principally
 fined to the city, All of the provinces to be in Idery condition and peacefully inclined. SOCIALISTS TAKE CHARGE While the of the country surrounding Budapest lis peaceful it stated that considerable feeling has been aroused against the socialist element for the prompt ness in taking charge of the larger They occupy these places with large force and immediately lcharge of the administrative duties. SOLDIERS ORDERED INTO SERVICE BASEL, March 25.-(P)-The Hungarian conmis- soner of military affairs have ordered all of the soldiers who were dsbanded reoin their units and be prepared for immediate action.
 COUNT kAROLYI RESIGNS f BASEL, March 25.--(P-It was reported today thai Count Karoy has resigned his position in the Hungarian cabinet and would return private life Before ing his resignation it reported that he made short speech in which he remarked that he would still support his leaders and the people and if necessary would will
 ngly private soldier that the aims of Hungary might be attained.
 WOULD EXCHANGE COMMISSIONS PARIS, March 25.-(H9-Todays issue of I,e Natin states that it has received information that the soviet gov ernment detained the French military mission the quest of the Russian soviet government in order that exchange might be made for the soviet mission being held at Salonki From all indications the plan well laid and the Russians have placed themselves equal basis with the French by holding mission entrusted anoher country
 | WASHINGTON REALIZES SITUATION | WASHINGTON, March 25.-(P)-An official of the state department today said the increasing seriousness of the Hungarian situation indicated that the time had for the allies definite