Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-03-28
ITALIAN TROOPS ARE
WITHIN Sc Miles
Of VIENNA, REPORT
French Have Eye on Hun
gary, Belief - BoIShevist
Uprisings in Austria Are
Near-TroubIe Is Feared
(RY IAsT-MINuTE CABLE)


Italian troops have occupied the
town of Pressburg, thirty-five miles
southeast of Vienna on the Hun
garian side of the border, according
to a dispatch from Budapest, for
warded by the Central News CORE
spondent at Berlin.
BOLSHEVIST UPRISINGS
IN AUSTRIA ARE NEAR
BERNIE. March 27.-Bolshevist up
risings in Austria and Czecho-Sio-
Vakia are imminent, according to
adviceS received here today. Any
move in those two countries against
the Hungarian soviet government is
expected to precipitate the trouble.
The British military mission in
Vienna, it was reported, has notified
the government that the allies are
ready to increase Austria's food sup
ply if order is maintained.
The Austrian population is greatly
excited over events ill., Hungary, eS-
pecially in view of their own eco
nomic situation All restaurants in
Vienna are closed, there is no gas
or coal. and the meat ration has
been reduced to an infinitesmal GUAM
tity. Bolshevism apparently is PROV
ing an increasing attraction to sub
stantial portions of the population
Fritz Adler. according to reliable in
Bolshevist uprising against the pres
ent Austrian government.
In Prague. radical Socialists are
demanding imm ediate general ma
Specialization. The entire Socialist
party is threatening = general strike
II an effort IS made TO mobilize
agains. Hungary.
(Unconfirm ed reports have been
received that formidable Czecho-
Slovak army already has begun in
vasion of Hungary. occupying the
important city of Raab. about mid
way between V emma and Budapest
The latest adviceS received here
Indicate hungarian communism is
making the Russian soviet republic
appear almost conservative. Every
thing is being nationalized and the
most severe no7alties are provided
for any form. of resistance.
Bella Kun. the new foreign minis
ter is said to have been IN prison
when Count karolyi decided to turn
the government over to him. Friends
Of former Emperor Karl in SWitZer-
Ind declare he will recognize the
national asse mbly and legalization
of his dethronement without giving
UP hope that the Austrian people
will eventually uIange their minds.
IN the meantIm he will settle down
to a secluded life at Parma castle.
His brother, Archduke Max, is re-
manning IN Vienna but is prepared
20 -renounce all claims to the throne.
TRENCH TO TIA KEHAND
IN HUNGARY, is BELIEF
PARIS, March 27.-General Man
gin, one of the leading officers of
the French army. will be recalled
from his command at Mayence, the
newspapers announce, to undertake
a mission, the character and scope
of which lis indicated plainly by
the events in Hungary"
HUNGARIAN SOVIET REPUBLIC
is FIRMLY ESTABLISHED
BY EDWARD BING
BUDAPEST, March 25,-1O:fO
public was firmly esta blished to-
day without disorder or bloodsned
and with amicable relations contin-
uing with allied representatives All
aliens and allied soldiers are at COM
plete liberty. The popularity of
British and American officers has
not diminished.
Everything in the country has
been sociaIized. from the army down
to baths. This reorganization mas
been accomplished with apparent dp-
prevail of the wealthy and aristocratlc
as well as the poor and humble.
A red army is being organized on
a purely volunteer basis, conscrip-
ton being abolished as soon as the
communist government took hold.
Soldiers are paid 800 a month. They
are clothed, fed and equipped with
out charge and in addition they re-
ceive extra pay for support of their