Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-03-20
WORLDS NEWS IN TABL0lDS

The Delaware & Hudson railroad re
pair shops nj Carbondale, pa, We're
burned, The loss amounts to 100000
A Brussels dispatch says the German
delegates have accepted all Of Admiral
Sir Rosslyn WemysS' naval conditions
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Telegraph said re understands the
supreme war council has decided to
grant Poland's claim to Danzig.
The bolsheviki have executed a
Swedish Red Cross delegate, Sven
Hedslow, at KharkoG according 10 a
Stockholm dispatch to the London Cen
trail News.
The Victory Liberty loan campaign
will open Monday, April u, and end
Saturday night May 10, according to
an announcement by Secretary OF
Treasury Glass at Washington.
General Pershing reviewed the head
quarters troops Of the Third army in
the Schlossplatz on the magnificent
grounds in front of the erstwhle
6aiser'S Rhine residence at Coblenz.
Seven hundred and twenty-nlne per-
sons were killed and 1,754 were injured
in aerial attacks by allied forces on
German territory up to November 6,
1918, according to official figures made
public in Berlin.
Emile Coffin who recently mace an
attempt upon the life of Premier
Georges Clemenceau was sentenced to
death by the court-martial which was
trying him in Paris. The verdict of
the court-martial was unanimous.
The commission on international la
Dor legislation at Paris has refused to
consider various proposals, such as
adoption of universal eight-hour laws,
affecting child labor and woman labor
and the Observation-Disclosures of labor.
Another attempt has been made
against the life of Nicholai Lenine, the
Russian bolshevik premier, at Moscow,
according to reports received at Co
penhagen. Shots We're fired at Lee
nine, but he was not injured. His
chauffeur was wounded.
A Kansas City dispatch says winds
almost Of hurricane intensity, thunder
storms, driving hail.torms and rain
storms that are carrying small streams
out of their banks, were reported from
various parts of Missouri, Kansas,
Oklahoma ana Arkansas.
Satisfactory health conditions in
army camps nj home, with a decided
decline in the number Of influenza and
pneumonia cases, is noted in the report
of the surgeon general for the week
ending March Z, made public at the
war department at Washington.
Action by the peace conference to
eliminate race prejudice, which he
termed a fruitful source Of discomfort
and uneasinesS among nations in the
past" was urged by Niscount Ishii,
japanese ambassador TO the United
States speaking before the Japan soci-
ETY. at New York.
A Berlin dispatch says Or. George
Michaelis. former imperial chancellor,
is the latest German statesman slated
to join the ranks Of the officially I'M
employed. The Prussan ministry of
the interior has requested his resigna-
ton from the post OF oyer-president
of the province of Pomerania.
Countess Marliiewicz arrived Mt Dub
lin and was greeted by a tremendous
reception. The countess, who has just
been released from Holloway prison,
was carried on the shoulders of two
husky Sim Feiners in torchlight pro-
cession. thousands of Irish volunteers
marching in military fashion.
The bolshevik general staff ut Mos
COW claims that during January and
February the boshevik army occupied
territory the size OF France, having
1865 miles Of railroad under its CON
troll and declares that the soviet
troops will reach Archangel by May /,
according TO Helsingfors dispatch to
the London Mail
American marines have raided the
Japanese concession at Tientsiu, fore
ing their way into Che japanese con
sulate, according 10 dispatches re
ceived al Picking The trouble is said
TO have been caused by the rough
treatment given American soldiers
who became diSorderly in the japanese
quarter of the city. japanese soldiers
drove out the Americans, with fixed