Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-12-16

The London Chronicles RamsGota corre-
spordcnt reports mysterious disapp e&T1n22,
attributed to Bolshevet intrigue, OF u tu1 ard
three barges employed GA British covering snt
service with nineteen British seamen aboa~l,.
According to this story, the tug towing the
harges left Antwerp last Monday, the barges
being laden with British field pieces. Moth
ing has since been heard OF them, bat it is
stated that information mas been received
that nine Russians speakiEg English. but pro-
sumably Bolsheviki with passports and prop
uganda literature in their possession, man
aged to get aboard the tug.
1t is added that there is general Del1ef
that the Russians captured the vessels anu
subdued the crews, either landing them Of
secluded spot On the British coast or kcepiES
them aboard in an attempt TO reach q Rvs
sian port. The Admiralty has dispatched de-
stroyers to search for the missing vessels. Tie
tug was Of the most powerful afoat
Victor L. Berger, Socialist, and Henry1H'
&c. opstcn 1,etu~l. cl.2-tusion candidate,
were nominated for congress at = primary
election in the Fifth Wisconsin 5districl last
week Berger received $4,000 votes and
Boaenstab 9,2S2. The special election will be
held on December 10 TO MI the vacancy
,aiszc& by the t>f.-~aG q tal2 present congress
/ q ~ =, I e.
tica last year was approximately $4,000.
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| ,#zG gc.c3 20 i-,-cro AcInin2tic2.at u .At1~'e
Dr. Kari Rcnncr, the Chancellor, has been
notified By the Supreme Council at Paris that
| it is wiling to receive him personally TO plead
/ his couDt1ys dangerous plight. Dr.. Rehner
| will beg tor Immediate help, proposing, as an
| alternative, the retirement OF the present
/ soveral2eEt and the election b. the Allies OF
& neutral dictator and administrative staff to-
/ govern the country. e5
! Serious bread riots in the cAEy and suburbs
! of Innsbruck are reported MAn, women and
children have forcibiy entered the ware
houses OF the Farmers Association, restau-
rants, shops and hotels and also the Jesuits
ColegiEm and Institute in Sa@an, plundering
{ and destroying.
! Italian carahipeers have prevented the
loot.nS Of the banks a2d government
! granQricc.. .ea.s..
Norman iiapgood, American Minister to
Denmark, is about to return to the United
States at his own request and will it is ex-
pccteQ, relinQutsh the diplomatic post to
which he was appointed by President Wilson.
Ihe State Department has confirmed the re-
port that Mr. Hapgocd has asked for leave
OF absence, bat it has said nothing on the sub
! lcot OF ms retirement. Nevertheless, mem
bers OF the sonGte c0nmittee on Foreign Re-
iotions arc convinced tl&t the nomination Of
] Mr. Hapgoo4 viii net be resubmitted and
that he VIII rosiSa soon after his arrival in
/ this country. i7E
Public confl2nca IA ali tsazopo9tatian has
! dove 0p2d to such an extent thai ceusirn~
Ec2ts OF vauabies ana fragile goods OF all
! Kinda arc now baing gont by cir A pron,i-
| noat ART dealer recently received from Lon
don pictures valued a. 100000 and lsant to
the BritISh c.R:t@5 pro2iols Jars u Chinese
ToCceiail by 2irplanc Such objects y,Fa
tcf2ieT-y carried by s.ccal n1gaoae 3rs ta
! qouolo 1he e-po1zo Of ar t-.ns: 2r.attca y
Herr schlnidt, Goqraa Minister OF foed
a1d Economic caitl il Ga &Gtrtsj lrz. weak
| in berln thar lie cc2nan, : sttartioa in Ga4-
iaany naAl recently iEanro ed 10 on astoaigh-
1 ing eIt2nf. Wcr3crs ba2 returned 60 tbeir
| tasks III far greater 6aoras than wa4- fnAi,
| seen last summer. Fer Schmidt c'tol sfst;s-
ticS TO snow that n~oGrc1i0n m tSar1r;f,,rs
shlpyaTdo, ana general Industries had reaeh-
| ca levct approaching the pro-war basa.
op!he eGcCpU!nlg, ho sa.t;. were To he nc.sI
pU' these Wel0 duo for the moss part to !aek
OF raw material.
Cato Sells, U. g. Commissioner OF indian
Affairs, in his anrasl report TO the Secretary
/ o. the I25c- ior, computes tho population or
fuTe oicod Indians IN the country at, 232,-r
! IDS a1a CT FIVE eiTiitG9A tribes, coye~;aJr
freed men and irtar-r1ar-:oH With whites,
; 81 F0e, maxim tell Ct 322,702. Their
/ e-t, ,1.3d cara 'ara far the last yea " TO
Sl2.$12, 5<7 OF which the civilized trib IS
80 2,G7 = .-@". gag re 900 Ind ana IN
j Now 4o'&' remnants o. tho Irogu9is lea~ue
who own govo2 TcG@rvattons, comprising So
e?o acvca. ~
Thee aye &4.9c2 Ind an children oliqit,o
1",2-' i7 7ue"'0-'. oe whom 63,G89 arc
in &'l2adG2ce ae Gtctoe
M EDvacc thp a hos I,aan IN
/ vcstigating the facts concerning the murder
Of Count Tiaza. tie fG"!roF Hungarian pre-
micr, committed suicide last week by jump
ing froE1 tkird-lcor window OF the court
house IN Budapest.
! Judge Koyacs had been accused BY the
extreme Socialists OF suppreSsing evidence to
show that former Premier Friedrichs he'd
knowledge taat the murder Of Count Tisaa
WIS intended.
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and aboYo all ether considerations. American
ism, pure end unGchled. il hGartened and help
! ed Ly this declaration Of tho mon who Offered