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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
PREMIER Ma W0JENlllEC0
Pieniedzy trzeba IA zyWnosf
dla POlski.

Waszyngton, 10 syczna - Jan F. smuski Chicago: orzy-
depes od Hoovca odpowedz depes Wyslana
zeszlm tygodniu doyczaca nesenia d Pok Hoo
e ME noiWem Wyslac koea Trye
stu Jedyna nioziwosc cze sic zakupi transport
Sic Gdaska, nacej mic zrob Jezel
udom ws}ac waych do
dza awnosc skoro gotowi ac zupeno5c
NoWym Yorku laduje okret siedmu siacach ton
bizenpjedna {adunk mleka
dna Wieprzowny produktoW Wieprowyca edna trz
r6znyc Wktua6w Prawdopodobne bedziemy mqg mice
rosnnego oplaa patna CORY ebysee Wz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
Traae translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Minn., on
Jan, 13, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, s, 1917.
Ameryka1ski plan wyiywienia
Europy.

Waszyngton, II stycz. Komi
sya departamentu rolnictwa, wy
s{ana kilka miesiecy temu do Eu-
ropy, proponuje, ably Stany Zjed.
rozpoczeH prace mad miedzynaro-
~dowym programem prodnkcyi rol
niczej celem zmniejszeniu nicbez-
pieczenstWa braku zywnosci na
kilka nastepnych lat. Propozycye
te przedstawiono ma konferencyi
przestawicieli ministerstw rolnict
wa Aliant6w, kt6rzy, jak to twie-
rdzi sekretarz departamentu roll
nictwa bedacy czfonkiem tej ra-
dy, przychylnie odnosili sic do
niej. Sprawozdanie Hoovera g}osi,
re do KRAKOW Europy srodkoWej,
kt6re do tego czasu zWiedzono
trzeba bedzie wyslac przynajmniej
4 400, 900 ton zyWnosci. Komisya
amerykanska, ktora badala stosu-
nki zywnosciowe W tych krajach
oznajmia, re najbardziej brakuje
tam tluszcz6w miesa j mleka, j ze
wskutek tego braku zdroWotny
stan ludnosci jest. bardzo nizki a
smiertelnosc dzieci, Wskutek bra
u mleka wielka. 2 brakiem zyWno-
Sci idzie niebezpieczenstWo bolsze
wizmu, a odnosi sic to szczegolnie
do wiekszych miast, gdzie lhdzie
chodza bez piracy. 5:
Ma posted dzeniu Izby posl6W
rzedstaWiono projekt kredyto-
Wy Wilsona, przeznaczajacy 100
600, 600 dolar6W ma zyWnosc dla
Europy. Niekt6rzy rezentanci
stawiaja Wiele trudnosci v pre-.
prowadzeniu tegoz pominao, ze Sc.
nat sprawe te Wedlug zyczen1 pre-
zydenta przepr praWad al
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14

Polskie wojska kt6re ME maia
a11nat i tylko kilka strzelb i pisto
1et6W i byly: pod komenda genera
la Viotko, weszly do Lanowaro--
wa, gdzie zostaly rozbrojone przez
nierncow pos}ane do Bialystoku.
Tam zostaly obrabowane przez ME
meow i wyploszone polskiego te
,v'toryum. ..~ l
Lw6w, gdzie Polacy bronia sic
sami przeciw reutenczykom, Okla
zuje sic do tego czasu bezpieczny.
Polityczna sytuacya W Warsza
vie jest zatamowana. Tulacze z
Pctrogradu powiadaja, ze ulice
So przepelnione g}odna publiczno-
scia, wiele mich ma pieniadze.
lecz ME moga dosta6 zywnosci. "
Rydze byl wybuch. Ludnose tam
teisza skfade sic z Letow j Oston-
czykow, kt6rzy po wiekszei czesci
ss socyalistami j i stawiaje op6r
wiascicielom grunt6w i klasom a.
rystokrscyi kt6re 50 niemieckie
go poehodeenia.
Niadomosci Kiowa donosza
ze miasto to zostalo opuszczone
gd,a ME ma tam juz mic do ukra-
dzenia AMI do pozywienia cd villas
cicieli grunt6w ami do zabijania
kogoS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
PoIacy odzYskali Mako.

Berlin, u stycz. Raportuje
.tu ze polskie wojska zdobyly mia
.steczkoN Nakio, na p6lnocno Wschod
.odPoznania, j ze miastoB ydgoszcs
ma wseh6d Cd Nakla, jest zagrozo
ne. Niemiec eckie wojska zdobyly,
miasteczko Kolmar, dalej na aa
.ch6d, ,Niemiec eccy aviatorzy . Frank
fortu mad Odra rzucali bomb ma
stacye lotnicza niedaleko Pozna--
MIA, ktora Polacy zdobyli o. niie--
.dziele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
Anarcllia v Lodi.

Warszawa, IL stycz. LODI: j
inne polskie miasta znajduja sic
" stanie ogolnej anarchii Z poWo
du tego, ze klasy nizsze postepu-
ia jak sic i'm podoba Robotnicy
przyjeli. ten zwyezajj ze .kiedy i'm
potrzeba picnic "a, zadaja ich Cd
sWoich chile daWc6W, Wiierzac Il
dop6ki ME otrzyn1ajja, czego chca
Pracod odawcy zlozylii juz fundusz
10 milionow marek dla robotni--
.kow, ale to zdaje sic ich ME zado-
Walac domagaja sic boWiem 25O
marek ma kazdego. Bardzo ezesto
robotnicy spedzaja dzien, masze--
rujac po ,1licach z czerWonymi.
sztandarami, sluchajac NOW agi--
tatorow i krzyczac Precz 2 zyda+
mi, sluchajac NOV agitatorow
krzyczac recz q zzydani 5Precz
z burnis strzem Agitat atorzy zas
rozszerzajac Wiessci, vi E si zze skoro
lianci wejda, postepo poWaee beda pc
dobnie jak Niemey ktorzy OBJ
.kradi Polske tax doszcz zetnie, ze
peWien zyi 1nia1 . ppoW7ie, q ,1ziee IIkie
az Rosyanie II byli, chcia lem sic
poWiesiic, ale kiedy Meme przy
,szlii ME bylo jaz Il ne ne to SIM a
'bryki wI1odzi 4 81 u inn ycll MA
Isa kniete 4 I,oWodll bra ST lla q!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
Stosunek viii Z nieu,ca canli

Washington II styczn1a. ma
posiedzeniu wydzialu senatorskie-
go, kt6ry kieruje inWestygacya y
sprawie propagandy .niemieck
" Ameryce, przedlozono doku-
Ement adniajacy, re "a Wiel-
[ka ilose amunicyi wartosci $50, 600
doIar6w wyslanej v roku 19l5ym
do Will, zaplaci1 niejaki E. a.
Sommerfeld, kt6rego Wladze fede
ralne przetrzymuja obecnie pod
|nadzorem wojskoWym, jako nie--
bezpiecznego nieprzyja jaeiela cudzo
ziemskiego. Amunicye te zakupio
no Cd znanejj ffiir1ny 6 Western Car
tlige Co. " Alton nl. PierWsza
wysylke odeslano do =. Goxiola "
Ell Paso, ktory ia mial oddawac
ma rece brata Will poozniej jed
max amunicye te odsy ylano Wprost
do Will. Dzisiejsze przesluchy do
tyczyly roWniez pozyczek, jake
Niemcy zaciagali Y Ameryce. We We
dug obliezen pozyc czki te, zaciaga
ne n rozmaity ych bankach amery-
|kanskich przez rad niemie al, do
SeaF S
SLY do pokazznejj sunny 81, ,050,O 600
dolaroW Cd ezasu kiedy lbert
rozpoczal swa lalnose propa.
atyczna y rokll 1915 a sdo
owied dzeniia wojjny Meme om.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
True translation filed with the
post master at Wnona, MINI, on
JAN, 13, 1919, as required BY the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Paderewskl uslujje stworzyc
noWy rzad.

Ignacy Jan Paderewski, ktory
przybyf do Polski jako reprezen
tant PolakoW " Ameryce, powro
Ici1 z Krakowa do Warszawy, aby
Wziac udziaf W.utWorzeniu nowe.
iigo gabinetu, Rad bowien soeyali
styczny Piisudskego znacznit
stracif ma swej sile i znaczeniu
wskutek zamachu stanu honserWs
tyst6w libera16w pod wodza Sa.
Ipiehy. Obecnie. tocza sic obrady
mad utworzeniem nowego ministe.
ryum, w kt6rym bedzie zaledWie
Itrzech soeyalist6W. Rad bedzie
nosil Ia sobie chsrakter g6lno-na
lred zagietlzie lpasens sain1
Iezterech ministr9 ~ 2. Peznanskies
go czterech Z Galicyi osmiu 2
Krolestwa Polskiego. AMI zwolen:
nicy. generala Pilsudskiego, ami
Komitet EarodoWy Polski " Pa
ryzu ME beda niee przewagi "
nowym gabinecie.
Zwazywszy, re pan Paderewski
oswiadczyl, IL stoi po stronie ,ro-
botnik6W j wiesniak6w, peWnem
i 6'E . 5 &
jest, jak tWierdza jego przyjacie-
lie, re zdo}a polaczyc "wszystkie
partye polskie " kraju, uzyskac u
znanie Aliant6W dla nowego rza-
du r6wnoczesnie przedstaWic
jednolity front Fl przeciwko bolsze-
Wizmowi. Podczas swego kr6tkie-
&c. pobytu W Polsce Paderews
ia kstwierdzaja jego zwolennicy,
okazal, re jest ME tylko goracym
.patryota j slaWnym muzykien',
ale takze zdolnym mezem stanu.
Niedziclny zamach stanu ksiecia
Sapiehy ,lWazany jest W ko}ach
liberalnych "a mefortunny, wzmo-
emil on bowiem tylko pozycye MI
nistr6w socyalistycznych. Szesciu
ministr6w, kt6rych podczas tego
zamachu uwieziono, wypuszczono
ma wolnosc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
Polac ciagna na Ioruii.

Berno, - stycz. Wojska pol
skie maszeruja " kerunku Toru-
MIA, polozonego blisko granicy de-
Wnego zaboru pruskiego j rosyjs
.kiego, ln6Wia u q depesze Z Berlina,
Wsehod odniej Brand eburgH lud
nose niemiec 10 uciek Ia Hi zacho-
1doWii poWodu post tepu Polakow,
znai iilu tIl1Ij \
losei ,pil % RiIlss iI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
Pfezydeat Poincare powta Representative nova

True translation filed with thepost at Wnona Mnn
JAM 3 19l9 required by the Act Of Congress Oc 1917
Pa1y 13 stycznia stowarzyszona prase George
Cemanceau Fanc bedze trwalym prezydentem mdzy
aancke koerenc pokojow jako nak szczeg6nego holdu
ola premiera krau kym konfrena bede odbywae
Pzydent Wilson anerykanscy deegac u6w jego wyb6r k6
ry jest przyjetym przez wszystkich delegat6w
Perwsze poedzene wyzsze rady skoro aneykascy dega
Payza podzewany Jest &c sic odbedze juro
francusm cudzozienskn os Bedzie tam Wilson
zcch David Lloyd George
Georges Cemenceau Victoro Orlando ktoy prawdopodobnie
przybeda towarzystwie swyc zagranicznych minsr6w
Zdaje sic Colonel House przybedze takze preydntem
Wsone sekretarz Lansing akz poneWz urzedowal jake
dent tn przybyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
Rekrutacya ma 15go Lutego,

Waszyngon u stycnia R francuski
Poski Narodowy jak
wiece ochotnk6w kory najlepymiz Wszyskic
jakch mice MONA.
Rekrutacya moe rWac do pietnastego uego ale ochotny
podpsywac pzysiege olskemu konteo
ze beda suzyc Ar Poskj najmnie podp
warnk6w pokojowych Prosze powiadoe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
Argentina zniweczona Hiel-
kim ogolnym shajiem
Mothoh spalA koscid j szko1e dla
d1ewczat, xniszcxyl wieika dro-
ge kolejowa.


dMewczat, miszczy4 wieika dro.
ge kolejowa.
Buenos Aires. II stycz Ogd-
ny strajk zostal ogloszony W repu
blice Argentyny dis p6inocy.
Powiadaja re diva regimenty z
Campo Mayo, z gl6wnej kwatery
dystryktu Buenos Aires, odmowi-
ly przybycia powodu strajku.
Onegdaj vxezesnier wieezeren- Rad
jednak zgromadzif kilka tysiecy
wojska, obejmujacego przypadko-
wa arlnie marynarke. Ciezka
gwardya umieszczona zostala W
kolo rzadowego palacu napastu
jacy W okolicy motfoch zostal roz-
proszony wczesnie wieczorem.
Koleje zniweczone.
Wielkie nieporzadki byly pod
czas pogrzebu pieciu zabitych we
~ ~" 'n ~ ',''i0on ~.
: slneoa,'iu noa go 'lum p.1es1Ao
49, ~ rAo" spe'tl poos :"
.".9. 'A' ao'o Aoiel 80 = =
'eo,'1s p11y ''1,aA ~ po,em ~
ioA' "ah 10y, nisA' aoi
= la,ls @ n'l.'no ,.n',' ,.,.
/. oA,ueJ sp",n zAosoion -. Aa'oi''Ai
szAoi9 va u1teN.1a' "yi1uoa
Jeo W a1y io.ee'ien 20 uieo :.
pozos'a"iaJae wv s'u'el.eh ~
,l1s.y 'ueyi p.1 ua'l'u nau 'ors. !.
N1o'aocn s!,ail' 'o'em ei'o.iopnc :.
s'ia1y po1a'neJ suy = sti'e1sn
I" mleJeeo 1auul1.iio.
9'aya oao ue 1uoD =.
pys.i,A.1Ua sea.ya poisy1ua
asena . = lo:. 1uo, =
ZOStafa prZeZ uZDrOJOnyen SCraJkle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
Zdaje sic ze prezydent bedzie
|dZiafd " New YOrskim sraiku.
Shajkerzy powiadaa ze nczego ME przYma ecz zadaa
bezWarunkoWego peddania sic pracodawc6w
Roboty " przystani zawieszone.

Washington Il sycz Wplyw prezydenta Wona, aby
bic ukad sprawe strajku NoWym Yorku zdae dis
zapobegn Ponormowano go kaboWym tegramem poozenu
i spodziewana jest wkr6tce Cd niego odpowiedz 4a5
New York. II sycz Komtet strajkowy robotnk6w marna
rskch przyznae dnoye dis glosowa ably neprac
A. H. Smith wschodno okocznego dyrektora koleoweoo 20
godzme rozpocecie piracy dzaanosc kt6r znadue sic
die konferency podzy radem wIascicielami okr6w pred
dzy sraj ajkujacym. s5s #,s4.z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14

teryalu. Sklady jednak j teatry
So " Lodzi otwarte, przynajmniej
kiedy niena ulicznych demon
stracyi. ..s:.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
Bolszewickie wojsko zdoby-
Ii Wilno. Polacy uciekli.
zWYClESTW0 W0JSK R0CKlEG0 | LElllNA mad POL.
SKA MJIICYA NASTAPlIO 70 REEL
UmieraiacB gfodu ludnos6 nape1n1A WarsxaWe.
Umieraiacs z gfodu ludnos6 nape1nia

TrHe translation filed with thepost master at Wnona Ann
Jan 1919 required by of Congress Oct 1917
Wazszana, 10 stycz Przez stowarzyszona - Wino
padfe bolszewick kka tsecme arm wypdzaac poll
se mcye pubcnosc sic natychmias czca
powodu Poacy i'm op6r arcsztowaH abo srzelal
do lokalnyoh bolszewickich komitetow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29
Street Fighting Follows
Election in Buen0S Aires

Buenos Aires, March 28.-Mount-
ed gendarmes armed with rifles pa
trolled the Avenida de Mayo all last
night after two clashes between So
cialist and radical party supporters
watching the newspaper. bulletin
boards on which the returns from
last Sundays elections were being
posted.
I When the last returns of the
night were posted, showing addi-
tons to the big lead of the social
lists, the radicals, supporters of
President Irigoyen, set up shout
of Long live the PRESIDENT! Mem
bers of the two groups attempted to
charge each other and were prevent
ed only by strong police guards.
Shots we're fired later during a
second threatened clash and the
gendarmes then began to patrol the
streets.
No returns were being posted to-
day, but heavy guard of mounted
men was maintained in front of the
newspaper offices.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29
GERMANS DENY
OFFENSIVE ON
UKRAINE FRONT
Hun Minister Of Defense Says
Russians Statement Untrue
Referring to Teuton
Army in East.

Weimar, March 2s.-(Via Copen-
hagen.)-Replying in the national
assembly today to question re-
garding the message sent to Buda-
pest by M. Tchitcherin, the foreign
minister of the Russian soviet gov
eminent, describing the complexion
of the Russian soviet army, Gustave
Noske, the minister of defense. said
that the Russian statement was un-
true so far as it referred to the Ger
man troops. The Let's and the
Lithuanians were mainly involved
in the fighting in the Baltic coun-
tries. Herr Noske declared, and
the Germans had only occupied the
railway line to safeguard the bring
ing up of supplies. The German
authorities, he stated, had agreed
that no offensive should be under
taken in Courland or the Ukraine by
German forces.
ut is certain that the safeguard
ing OF the eastern frontier will un-
fortunately still be necessary" the
minister of defense added, but the
government only entertains a lively
wish to live in peace and good
neighborliness with Russia"
In his wireless message to Buda-
pest NJ. Tchitcherin was quoted in
press dispatches as asserting that
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg was
carrying out an advance on Kovno,
which lies. directly east Of East
Prussia, and Immediately to the
south OF the Baltic province of Cour-
land.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29
name MRS. Gait
|. HEAD OF women
|. VOTERS LEAGUE
Suffragists Endorse League Of
Nations and Urge Prompt
Redress of All Legiti-
mate Grievances.

St. Louis, Mo-, March 2S.-Mrs:
Carrie Chapman Gait, president OF
the National American Woman Sui
frage association today was
elected temporary chairman of the
League Of Women Voters. Miss
Catherine Pierce of Oklahoma was
elected temporary secretary.
Delegates from states having pres
idential suffrage were admitted to
the league.
The association today adopted
resolutions endorsing the league OF
nations and urging the United States
government to bring about prompt
redress of all legitimate grievances
as safeguard against revolution
by violence" o.. ...
Heading the list ,of resolutions
was one calling upon the Sixty-sixth
congress to submit the constitutional
amendment for nationwide woman
suffrage to the states at the earliest
possible moment.
Others included: Recommends
ton that in the future the govern
ment recognize the fitness of accept
ing the services of professional wo-
men for work which their training
and experience have well qualified
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29
Abolition Of Rights Of )
HapSburq-Lo thrinqen Plan

Vienna, March 28.-(Havas.)-
The government has introduced in
Parliament bill dealing with the
former reigning house of Austria.
Hungary, in which the abolition of
the rights and privileges of the
house of Observation-Disclosures in
perpetuity is decreed, together with
the Punishment OF all members OF
this house as we'll as Of the house of
Bourbon-P Parma (the family of for
mer Empress Zita). The German
Austrian republic is proclaimed the
owner Of the real and personal
estate of the former imperial house,
the net proceeds of which may be
used for the benefit of citizens whose
health was impaired through the war
OF of families which have been de-
prived of their bread winners.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29
Caretaker of Home and Man
Battle While Family is Away
George F. REIN and Wife Return and Find Interior Of
Residence Almost Wrecked-Oriental Rugs Spat-
tered With Blood and Expensive Furniture Knocked
About

George F. REIN, Omaha automo-
bile dealer, returned from Denver
this morning to find the interior of
his residence almost wrecked and
Theodore Sinnaman, caretaker of
the place, and James Kearnes, l03
South Thirtieth. street, engaged in a
battle royal.
The REIN residence is in 303 Hap
Hollow boulevard, one Of the ex-
elusive districts of the city. The
Oriental rugs were spattered with
blood, the expensive furniture
knocked about upside down, and cut
glass broken.
Mr.. REIN sent in hurry call for
the police.
Sinnaman and Kearnes were ar
rested by Detectives Murphy, Coop
Ter and Lahey. They were charged
with being drunk.
Kearnes was a guest" at the
REIN residence at the invitation of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29
Missouri Senate Passes
Woman Suffrage Measure

Jefferson City, Mo-, March 2S.-
The Missouri senate today passed
the senate suffrage bill granting
women the right to vote for presi-
Dental electors, and Immediately
afterwards passed a resolution sub
hitting to the voters constitutional
amendment for woman suffrage in
all elections.
Although the house and the senate
have each passed a presidential
suffrage bill, they have not passed
the same bill, but the senate's action
is considered as ending the women's
fight, as the house is overwhelmingly
for suffrage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29
Britons Consider Making
FIiqht to Atlantic City

New York, March 2S.-The Aero
club of America announced tonight
that it had received a cable message
from the British air ministry, say
ing it was considering an invitation
to fly one Of its huge dirigible bal
looms across the Atlantic to At
lantic City in May, while the Sec
end Pan-Ameriean Aeronautical ex-
position is in session there.
"They can easily make the trip in
about 4S hours from England, flying
at an altitude OF upwards of 5000
feet" Mr.. Hawley, president of the
club, said. 1.-THE crew will have
room enough to travel deluxe with
Pullman car accommodations"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29
Liberal Payments
in New Victory Loan
Announced by Glass

Washington, March 2S.-TermS
OF payment in the new Victory Lbs
erty loan announced today are the
most liberal ever offered by tho
government. Deferred payments
may be extended over a period OF
six months from May 10 to Novem-
Der IL.
Secretary Glass announced today
that 10 per cent Of subscriptions
would be due with application on or
before May 10, another 10 per cent
on or before July IS. and four
subsequent installments of 20 per
cent each on or before August IL.
September 9, October 7 and Me-
vember IL. Accrued interest on de-
ferred installments will be due with
the last payment
|, Payment in full can be made May
20, if desired, the 10 per cent with
application having been paid prior
to May TO- Payment also can be
completed on any installment date
with accrued interest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29
Hungarians Will Protect
All Allies in Budapest

Copenhagen, March 2S.-Emis-
saries of the Hungarian revolution
airy governing council handed their
credentials to the president OF the
German-Austrian national assembly
at Vienna yesterday, according to a
Budapest dispatch received here.
Hopes for the continuance of annie
able relations between Hungary and
German-Austria were mutually ex-
pressed. it is said.
The dispatch states that the revo-
lutionary government has ordered
entente flags hoisted on the hotel
where the entente mission have been
stopping and that posters will soon
be issued warning the people to re-
spect all foreigners in Budapest.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29
PROBLEMS MAY
| Be SOLVED SOON
AT PEACE MEET
Territorial and Financial Cues
tions Practically Deter
mined; New Committee
Will Assist Premiers.

Paris, March 29.-A council OF the
foreign ministers and foreign sec
retaries of Great Britain, the United
States, France and Italy, has been
created, to work simultaneously
with the premiers and President
Wilson, but on different branches,
of the great technical questions in
volved in the peace settlement.
Today's Paris newspapers sdeclar-
ed that extremely important prob
lens directly connected with Ger
many's future boundaries were dis
cussed by the council OF four in an
excellent spirit of understanding
yesterday, The Petit Parisien says
important results were achieved.
According to the Matin, the terri
torial questions involved and the
problems of protecting France ade-
quately have been satisfactorily
solved, although by means not fore
seen outside the conference.
As to the financial problems the
solution reported to have been
adopted provides for the payment
by Germany of yearly installments
on the indemnity Of which France
would receive portion sufficient to
tighten the burden of its budget.
Paris, March %. - (Havas.)-
Hopes were expressed tonight, in
peace conference circles that the
preliminary peace treaty might be
signed by April 20.
1t developed last night that unex-
pected obstacles had arisen concern
ing the Monroe doctrine amendment
to the league of nations covenant,
making it doubtful whether the
amendment can be incorporated in
tho xauicad dacitt,,ent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29

the caretaker. Mr.. and Mrs. REIN
were in Denver.
The fight which resulted in the
near wrecking of the sReim home
ST.. ed when Kearnes accused Sim
n. M the, caretaker, Of robbing
him of $50.
The missing $50 was found in the
heel of Kearnes' shoe when Police
man Lahey searched him at the
Central police station.
Police said that the appearance
of Reim's home indicated that Sim
naman and Kcarne- had battled for
"a period of time and then searched
the place for the money, only to re-
sumo the battle when the money
couldn't be found.
Mr.. and Mrs. REIN said no liquor
was kept at the house and stated
that the two men must have brought
whisky in.
Both men presented a bruised and
battered appearance.
They will be given hearing in
police court this morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29
Call Railroad Strike
in Sympathy With Reds

Vienna, March ga railroad
strike has been called and threatens
to spread to all the roads in this
country. The strike was called part
ly for higher wages and partly be-
cause Of sympathy with the Hun
earian revolution. 1t is feared it
may lead to the establishment of
soviet republic. in German-Austria.
The trouble began last night when
men employed by the Southern rail-
road walked out. All traffic over
this road is at a complete standstill,
even allied food trains from Triest
being stopped. AS result of this
interruption of transportation OF
supplies, Vienna is threatened with
famine. The situation is considered
extremely grave.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29
Norway Praised by House D
as Friend of the Entente

Paris, March 28.-Norway was
praised as friend of the entente
by Col. F. M. House, when the Nor
wegian delegation on the league of
nations was presented to him today
by Leon Bourgeois, French member
of the league of nations commission.
"No neutral action gave the en-
tente more help than Norway" Col
onel House told the delegation.
"Were Christiania not so remote
from the center of European activi-
ties" Colonel House added, that
city would have been suggested as
the seat of the league of nations"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-29
BoIsheviki and Returning
Troops Clash in Brisbane

Vancouver, B. c., March ga
cable from Sydney, N. S. w., to the
Vancouver World today said:
Renewed conflicts between re-
turned Soldiers and members of the
bolshvik element are reported from
Brisbane. A large number have
been wounded in street fighting, in
Guiding the chief commissioner of
police, who was hurt when the Rus
sian club was wrecked.
Scores of extra police have been
brought in from the country dis
tricts," the dispatch added. "All
hotels have been ordered closed by
the authorities until conditions re-
turn to normal" ..