Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-06-13
HUNCARY RELIED
|ON To STAY TIDE
| OF B0LSHEV|SM
yltimatum Sent Bella
Gun Will Be Backed by
Conference Action.
|ERMANs PREPARING
/ FOR IN ALLIED ADVANCE
(Ry the Associated Press).

(Ry the Associated Press.
The menace of boishevism in
Central Europe has again assumed
proportions which cause concern in
peace conference circles. The sue
cess OF the Hungarian soviet army
against the Czecho- -SIovaks, the
military reverse suffered by the
koIchak forces in southeastern
Russia, and the danger of Austria
passing under boishevik control,
have brot matters to stage where
there is no disposition in official
circIes to minimize the danger.
Poland, hemmed in by boIshevism
on the east and south and hard
pressed by the Germans on the
west, IS said also to be potentially
threatened from the direction of
Austria.
Sent on Taking Pressburg.
Buoyed up BY their recent victories
Pinst the Czechs, the Hungarians ap-
rently arc determined to capture
essburg, an important industrial city
the danube. and the Czechs chief
er port. The Czechs army is being
organized under French officers. the
Ian officers having been replaced
'eace conference circles are much
rrled over the situation as reports
llcate the Hungarians have practical
all OF the Austrian army's artillery
are much better equipped than the
echs.
Ehe president of Czecho- Slovakia
omas Masaryk. is appealing to the
Aference daily for assistance.
Bella kun's troops are parading Ru-
man prisoners thru Budapest
teets and gaining strength because
military victories.
reports to the conference show that
ia KHn's position has been strength
Ed by the prospect that the govern
Int may receive limited recognition
ia possible negotiations with the
|,ce conference.
czeess Partially Blamed.
official reports have been received
Fiarlng that tue Czechs have. crossed
temporary boundaries fixed by the
Ilference. Consequently the Czechs
not considered blameless.
Noske Defies Enemies.
Fn Germany. Gustav Noske, minister
ldefense, has thrown down the gaunt-
to the radical majority socialists
p have been attempting to force his
ignation and that of Premier
Reidemann from the executive com
tee Of the majority party.
We are still in office aud we will
fk. because. it is our duty to save the I
tman people. Noske declared. I
fkes strong hand in putting down I
,Prder was responsible for the demand /
his resignation, it il believed.
Germans Look for Invasion.
dispatch from Coblenz tells Of the T
tmans withdrawing all material from /
flfories east Of the allied bridgeheads
says that armed German forces also
|e retired considerable distance east
the ground held by the allies on the
I bank Of the Rhine. That there is
Exposition on the part Of the German
|lian population to be prepared for an
ed advance into Germany also is in
tied.
/ he British government has denied
|eport that British troops are oper-
[g against Petrograd.
ne formation of centralized or
fzation for the control of interna-
|al economic affairs during the period
reconstruction after the war is being
Fldered by the council of four.
[dvices from Paris Indicate that the
Ee conference has decided to back nm
demand made upon Bella Kun by MI
Fnenceau, president Of the conference
wired the Hungarian soviet govern ]
PTS foreign minister to cease hostili-
against the Czecho Slovaks.