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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-10-30
The Canon City Record Thursday, October 80, 1919

time he made 16 round trips across
the water and he relates some thrill
ing experiences. On one occasion al
explosion of INT caused fire which
destroyed the transport and resulted
in the death of a large number OF
the crew. w. C. Thomas of this city.
Y. NJ. c. A. transport secretary, made
several trips across on board the ship
with Mr.. Fawcett.
Mr.. jackson, who is a native of
Glasgow. Scotland, but who an Amer
ican citizen. enlisted in the army
branch of the service and spent sew
eral months in France. during which
he seen active service in the front
line trenches. His family was well
represented in the service. three
brothers having gone across to assist
in stopping the Hun. Both young
men have been stopping II the w. a.
Johnson home on Pike avenue.
GUESTS OF POSTMASTER
AND MRS. CLARK COOPER
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cooper arrived
here from Gilchrist. Colo, this after
noon and will be the guests of Post
master and Mrs. Clark Cooper. 500
Greenwood avenue. for few days.
Mr.. Cooper is employed as an over
seer of the prison road-making camp
in Weld county. The Messrs. Cooper
are brothers.
GEN. LIoeETT PASSES
THROUGH THIS CITY
Lieut.. Gen. Hunter Liggett. who was
second in command of the American
expeditionary forces in France during
the late war with Germany. passed
through Canon City on Rio Grandc
train No. / Thursday afternoon. en-
route to Salt Lake City. He is on
his way to San Francisco where he
viii take command Of the Western
Department of the United States army
with headquarters at the Presidio
Gen. Liggett was accompanied by his
military aids and number OF per
sonal friends.
is THE GUEST OF
SISTER AND FAMILY
Mrs. a. p. Haney and children are
in the city for few days visit with
her sister and family Mrs. Robert
Powell.
MRS. AR6UckLE DEAD
AT COLORADO SPRINGS
Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Arbuckle died
at her home, 131 North Weber street.
Colorado Springs. Thursday morning
at the age OF 73 years. She is sur.
vived by two sons and one daughter
They are J. II. Arbuckle of Casper
wyo.. Price Arbuckle OF Colorado
Springs and Mrs. Z. s. Miller of this
city. The funeral took place at Col
orado Springs at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. and was conducted by Rev sam
uel Garyin OF the First Presbyteriar
church there. Burial will be in Den.
yer
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Friday
RECEIVED WORD OF
R-IN.l AVIS DEATH

Mrs. w. : Evans recently received
word of the death of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Nevada Ellis. wife of j. w. Ellis.
at Kenesaw. New. Mr. and Mrs Ellis
have visited in this city and have
many friends here who will regret to
hear the sad news.
WILL ATTEND
DENVER WEDDING
Mrs $. + Lane and daughters.
Misses Viola and Virginia. went TO
Denver on Thursday to attend the
wedding OF Lieut.. wynot Irish and
Miss Juliet wilkin, which will be
celebrated in the parlors of the Shir-
ley hotel al o'clock this evening
Mrs. Lane will play the wedding
march at the ceremony and Miss Vir-
ginia will ofiiciate as flower girl Mrs
Lane and Miss Virginia left for Den.
yer on an early train Thursday morn
ing. Miss Viola left In company with
Miss Nina skinner on No Thursday
afternoon.
IN CANON CITY
FOR SHORT VISIT
Miss blanche Wadleigh of West.
cliffe is In this city for a short visi,
with her friend. Miss Blanche Marvin
SERVICES AT FREE
METHODIST CHURCH TONIGHT
The Free Methodist church will have
prayer meeting this evening at 1880
O'Clock nj Joseph cowan's residence
NJ Brs~=;er, Galo.
ES-sERvlcE MEN ARE
hFEE FROM PUEBLO
stanley = Fawcett and John Jack
eon of Pueblo. both eV.servicc mon,
have been 10 ,his city for the past few
dave and may decide 20 remain indon.
rl'c'r n they md suitable employ
men,. Mr. Fnwceft has inst com
puloied q ipo-year term In the navy.
having been engaged ms engineer In
the transport service. During thar
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-10-30
Give the world
the once over

listen, fellows, to some
straight talk. Many
a man when he gets
to be 40. misses some
thing. He may have
lots of money, and a fine
family but
He never got out and
saw things. After he
gets settled down, It's TOO
late.
Every man wants to see
the world. No man likes
to stand still all his life.
The best time to TRAVEL
is when you're young and
hvely-right NOWI
Right NOW your Uncle Sam
is calling, Shove off" He wants
men ior his Navy. He's inviting
YOU las the biggest chance
YOU Il ever get TO give the world
the once overi
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GEN. lIGGETT PASSES
THROUGH THIS CITY
is THE GUEST OF
SISTER AND FAMILY

Mrs A. p. Haney and children are
in the city for a few days visit with
her sister and family Mrs. Robert
Powell
The Washington times., 1919-04-26
INFLux or NEW. CONCERNS.

A serious thing about the truck
business Is the great influx OF new
concerns which seem to think the
truok4 business. is an easy one instead
OF being one OF the most difficult in
which to attain, success, . Many ot
them are certain. 70 meet with failure,
and buyers should be careful 20 RHE-
chase only from eoupanjss that ave
3 proven product and are hnancEaily
able to carry out their service oblIEa-
tions. =, : -.
There has been little or,Ao change
in labor, while raw materials have
come down only slightly. This makes
1t certain that there viii be few. ~
any, lower prices this season. -
The Washington times., 1919-04-26
URGE DRIVERS To-
SWEEP UP GLASS

Every motorist owes a duty to him
self and all other drivers to stop his
car and remove from the highway all
broken glass or other substance dan
serous to tires which he notices in
! his travels.
! The United States Tire Company
! recommends that a small brush or
: broom be made part of the equipment
I of each automobile and that the auto
I mobile owners OF the country pledge
themselves to stop their cars and
sweep Oft from the highway any glass
or harmful substance encountered. If
each automobilist would follow such
a policy. it would not be necessary
for the average man to remove glass
| more than a few times a year.
When a cluster OF broken bits OF
glass is allowed to remain on high
way until il has been entirely swept
off by tires or carried away embedded
in tires, probably hundreds OF cars
have their tires more or less injured
! before the glass disappears. If ii Is
removed by the first man who sees II,
hundreds Of other machines are free
from danger OF tire trouble.
The automobile club OF Wilkes
barre, Pa, is the first automobile
group in the country to adopt this
suggestion. At a recent meeting Of
the club, the members committed
themselves to the glsss-removing pro-
gram. Each member Of the club will
keep 4 careful record as to the NUM-
Der Of times he has to stop to remove
glass and viii also try TO form a
judgment as to how the glass came
TO be on the road. Other clubs arc
expected to follow their example, and
enroll their members as knights of
the broom"
One thing is eertain-the person
who drops bottles on the highway for
the pleasure of hearing them break
has become very unpopular and is go
ing to become more so.
The Washington times., 1919-04-26
MAXWELL BREAKS
.524-HOlJR RECORD

Following def that was marked
for its. boldness and supreme conn
dence in the car, a 1918 Maxwell. has
shattered one OF the NEST coveted
records OF the, automobile wOrld.
The, details Of the latest achieve
ment of this consistent winner have
Just been received by H. B. Leary, jr.,
local Maxwell dealer.
.In4the latter part OF March this
year, H. L. Arnold, Maxwell .distrib-
utter at Los Angeles. TiotIaed the pub
lie at large that the Maxwell viii
break the worlds nonstop motor
sealed in high-gear, twenty four,hour
city record"
"Tt consider II a wonderful tribute
Of confidence in the car" commefted
Mr.. Leary, that the Los Angeles dis
tributer should come out with an ad-
vance announcement of such SpositiYe
assurance and daring, reliability It
Is OF more than passing interest thai
he did not say the Maxwell may
break or will attempt to break but
ir large bold type swespingly assert
cd the Maxwell viii break the worlds 5
record
seven days later the news was
fIaehdd all over the UnIted states
that, the Maxwell, again demonstTat-
ing Its repeated claims of endura1ee
and superior workmanship, had. after
a.grueling q seven days test romped
away With the frst great competitive
honoTs' OF 1919. made by asstandi.rd q
touring car" a. -
"details Of New. Record.
Further details are as follows: With
the motor. sealed in. high gear and
after driving for seven days through
the%thicily congested streets of Los
Angeles for seven eonsecotiYe days
the closing thirty-six hours OF the
phenofienaI record were driven in the
fiereest storm Of the winter season.
The-total Of 4.241 miles was made
as follows: First day, 4l9- miles;
SECOND. e23; third, $50; fourth. 734;
hfth,. $685.; sixth, sos; seventh, $50
miles. The outstanding feature Of the
Maxwell sealed in high" record Is
the tremendous test on the Gluten,
transmission, drive shaft axles and
differential, in so successfully sur
the tremendous strain Of start
ing and stopping, its load OF three
men, extra gasoline, oil and sup
plies for the passengers, driving re-
day and night, sunshine and
storm and stopping a thousand times !
the car but not the mOtoE-on the |
busiest streets Of Los Angeles
The Washington times., 1919-04-26
Crank Shaft Severely Tested.

Each Of the four wheels Of the rec
ord-breaking car revolVed 2,s51, ,436
times during the test, q tremendous
strain on the axles and wheel bear
ings. More astounding perhaps is
the fact that the Maxwell crank shaft
made more than 10000 revolutions
without a.stop. Experts have fur
Eher figured out that over $4,000. .0aO
sparks. were collected and delivered
to the spark plugs, a startling proof
OF ignition efficiency in the Maxwell.
The Washington times., 1919-04-26
CLEAN YOUR RADIAToR NOW.

Why not clean out that radiator
now? Here's the way to do II: Drain
the radiator. Next miX.a half pound
Of baking soda in with two and half
quarts OF water until dissolved, Pour
this miHture into the radiator and use
for a day. Drain radiator and flush
with a hose. The soda tends TO re-
move all Of the rust and particles Of
sediment which have accumulated
during the winter
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09
FEMEILE CONTRA
RAZBOAIELOR.
LUCERNE, I August

LUCERNE, Z August. - Re
meilc delegate la conferinta SD
cialistilor International Sc rapor-
teaza ca au decis in Sedinta Gle az.
ca in caZ c1nd Sc va declara I'll
nou razboi orr o mobilizare gene
rala toate femeilc lucratoare 5,
iasa in greva.
Delegatelor de la Liga femeilol
socia.iste li-se va da oportunitatea
mai tirziu ca sa-si prezinte formal
parerile lor inaintea conferintei
In noul program pc care socia-
listii il compun, nu vor vorbi ma
mult despre razboiul de clasa, 9
vor intrebuinta substitutul ,,libe.
rarea umanitatii." Partea din
stinga cereau masuri extreme, du
pa cum spun Ell, Sc potrivesc 81
lumea nona de acum, insa eel dil
dreapta sfatuiau ca sa Sc proce
deze gradat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09
Rosi actiM in Ungaria.

BUDAPESTA, 6 August (intir-
ziata). - Pc cind trupele aliate
mentin ordinea in Budapesta, 81
raporteaza ca bolsevicii au pas
control pc sud-vestul Ungariei 81
Sc spune ca sunt foarte ocupati
cu macelarirea populated bur
gheze.
ASaSinarile Secrete suite de
persoane comise pc timpul reyi-
mului bolsevist, au fost descope.
rite numai acum. 1ntre victime d
fost 81 generalul Fory, care d
fost linSat 81 aruncat in Dunare
81 colonelul Borhy, care fos1
impuscat 81 aruncat in riu.
Teroristul Abraham Kohn ca
re fost arestat astazi, a spus
Gu obraznicie astazi ca ell a comis
optzeci de crime prin ordinul ~
Thor Szamuely, unul dintre fru.
tasii bolsevici.
Asasinarea >contelui Tisza care
s'a facut din ordinul lui JOSEPH
Pogany, comisar sovietist, abii
All Sc site ca 81 acesta fost vic
TINA rosiilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09
RfCELE FERDINAND A IN
TRAT IN BUDAPESTA.
PARIS, 8 August. REGGIE
Ferdinand al Rominiei intrat In
Budapesta spune alta. depesa
sosita mai tirziu.
ENGLEZOAlCA ACUZATA
CA AR FIPRIMIT BANI
De LA Bella KUN.

LONDRA. s August. - Sylvia
Pankhurst, fruntasa agltatoarc ,
femeilor din Anglia. fost din
nou sub privirile scrutatoara a
multimii, cind un oficiant de Ia
Scotland Yard (Politia London"-
ia acuzat-o ca az ii primlt
S3O.O .OOO in aur ruSeSc de la Beil
Kun fostul dictator al SovieteIol
unguresti. Banii is d dat prin IN
radical norgian, asa Sc spune,
81 al fost dati GU scopEl ca st fie
lntrebulntati III promovarea gre
velor in Anglia.
D-ra Fankhurst neaga ca az y
primit bani.
Gel de la Scotland Yard spun
ca in un raid facut la Glasgow
poIitia a afIat scrisori in care III.
tre altelc Sc aflau 81 reguIelc com
plecte pcntru o republica soyle-
tista, precum 81 indicarea locur!
lor mde sunt inmagazinate BON
! bee il Glasgow. ss,sss.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09
Ungurii s'au Pus in noiscare.
CE FACE LIGA NATIONALA

MA bolsevista. Ceva tot remas.
Rominii 81 pc acest putin voiesc
sal jefuiasca. Au 81 inceput. On
lacomie $ au dedat la jefuire. An
jefuit poporul unguresc, Budape-
sta cea mai frumoasa capitala din
lume. Au ridicat citeva tunuri
tlntlte asupra acestui OraS mimi
nat 81 dupa aceea in limba spar
gatorilor de case, au rimis vorba :
.,1nainte Gu banii, Gu toata averea
miScatoare. caci altfel lovim'
Cita denaturare de la adevar 7
Unde Sc vede fraza aceasta in Ui-
timatumul comandatului romin
Mai departe:
,,Saracul, uitatul popor ungu-
resc este Gu totul fara aparare,
char 81 inaintea jefuitorilor. Pc
poporul unguresc vor sa resbunc
penru tot razboiul. De la eli iau
mai multe teritorii cu tot felul d.
firme, GU toate ca dupa toate Ger.
cetarile nelndoioase stapinit ia
"a chiar numai O mie de ami. (Nu
vrea sa spuna ca robit-o. n. r.
Numai un singur partinitor are
poporul unguresc in marea $
sfasietoarca nenorocirc. Guvernu
! American 81 poporul Ameri
can'' >. 81 urmeaza mai depart,
GU tendinta de stirni simpat,;
! 81 interventia Americanilor.
Daca activitatea Ungurilor dil
Statele Unite s ar reduce ce scri'
yazetele unguresti II ar Fl ing.i
jitor, dar activitatea lor sd des
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LegiS|atui Sc pregatesc
ca Sc auda pc Wilson.

WASHINGTON. s August. -
Mutt dintre membrii congresulIl
au ajuns astazi in capitala la che
marea urgenta fruntaSilor ce Sc
aflau la Washington; facuta &C.
lor ce Sc af.au afara din capitala
Fruntasii doresc ca Sc fie cit Sc
poate mai multi membrii din cji-
gres. cit 81 casa REPRESENTATIVES,
ca sc auda vorbirea presedinteiul
Wilson. care 0 va tinea All dup;
ameazi pc la patru ore.
Fruntasii partidelor cred ca nu
va fl greu ca Sc stringa destIl
membrii din casa Representative
Ior ca Sc formeze majoritatea ne-
cesara. daca Sc va cere d Sc cc-
ii lista nominala. p
Norbirea' pc care presedinteie
vrea sd o tina in sesiunea combi
nata a cOngresului 81 easel repre-
Zentantilor este considerata de
multi ii una dintre cele mai I'M
portante vorbiri din cite ii tinur
,,Daca presedintele va face pro
puneri concrete. congres@ll astl
gaia de a-si 1ncepe lucrul, 81 q
trcce ori ce legi Sc va cere,' !:
spus senatorial Gronna. presedin
tele comitetului agricultural.
Multi Sc intrebau ce Va avct
presedintele de spus. Multi crel
ca ell va cere nu mai mutt deci
>a fie imputernicit de catra con
gres ca Sc intrebuinteze legil'
din timpul razboiuiul, Gu toat'
ca raZboiul acum trecut. ca 81
poata reduce pretul necesltatilo"
iIegea cunoscuta sub numele lie
yer food control Act'' Gu artico
lele Ell drastice ce tinteau Sc IL
veasca in speculatori. poate 81
fie votata ca Sc fie pusa in vi
goare 81 in timp Gle pace. Sc spu
ne ca 81 alte sugestii sunt incor
porate in mesagiul presedintelul
lntre care Sc cere ca preturlle he
ccsitatilor sd fie publicate regu
lat, ac sd sc site pretutindeni co
stul normal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09

tasoara pc alte cal multi mai prac-
tice. prin interventii, miIogeli 81
piingeri la locurile de unde isvo-
resc 81 Sc pun la Gale interven-
tile de Stat. Suntem pozitiv in
formati despre aceasta.
&c facem moi ca Sc contra ba
'ansam activitatea? Cine sc miscd
"a Sc arate celor in drept ca Ro-
,nlnla este in dreptul Ell, dupa ton
te legile razboaielor 81 internati-
male la pretentiunile exprimate
in Ultlmatumul yuvernului Ro.
min catre Ungaria
Daca nu he inselam aceasta
sarcina cade asupra Ligei Natil.
male, care G slngura institutiune
GU scop polite in tara accas:.
lnfilntat sc apere interesele ned
mului.
&c face Liga? Unde d. Vasile
Stoica, presedintele Ligei in NO.
mentele acestea supreme pentru
'auza Romina?
Pc lucru domnilor. Esiti din a.
patia 81 tembelismul levantin, 81
faceti-va datoria de conducatori
ii Ligei.
Rominii americam si-au pus toa-
IA increderea 81 speranta in Vol
M abuzati de aceasta increders
81 nu-l inselati in sperantele. lor
81 aceasta acum, indata nu la i
loua 1nviere, sau dupa ee s'a re
cit ferul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09
'STATELE UNITE AU TRIMS
UN ULTIMAT R0MAN|E|.
America amenlnta ca nu mai trimite
provlZll pana nu sc retrag Romanii.

PARIS, Z August. Statele
Unite all TRIMS un ultimat Ro-
miniei cerind ca sd 81 retraga trrl-
pele din capitala Ungariei con-
form termenilor de armistitiu pre-
zentatl guvernului unguresc, III
caz contrar Gu toata parerea lie
rau. Va opri trimiterea de aju-
toare in Rominia, spune depe-
sd trimisa din Niena.
o depeSa primita la Berlin
spune ca reprezentantii ameri-
cani cc Sc afla in Budapesta au
avut 0 lncaierare ell autorltat tile
militare romine referitor la acti-
unile acestora.
Acum singurul ajutor care cs-
te dat Rominiei este hranirea CO.
piilor, acest ajutor in ori ce caz
nu Sc asteapta nimeni ca Sc fle
oprit. Dupa cum Sc pare ultima
tul american este numai nOtlta
trimisa Rominiei prin care i-se
face cunoscut ca pima end nu sc
Va supune cerintelor aliatllor. ed
Sc nu mai astepte nici un aJutol
de la America. nici ca hrana on
credit. In decursul acestui razbo
/ o considerable suma de bani Z
/ fost imprumutata guvernnlui q
! la Bucuresti de catre Statele T.
mite.
in acest timp Hoover, Seful 20
misiei de ajutor inter-aliata. dal
/ ordin ca orr ce articole de hrand
ori imbracaminte Sc nu mai fIt
trimise la Budapesta. Hoover IN
vede nlci un motiv de ce Sc ri
mita acestea END site ca in ori cf
caz vor fl .confiscate de Romlni
Membrii delegated amerlcan'
All seara au facut o declaratl'
Erin care neaga ca in Budapest'
sunt trupe Americana ori ca vo
fl trimise astfel de trupe Ri spm
ca poate sunt vre-o citiva Otter
81 citiva soldati americani car
sunt angajati Gu lucrarile de aJu
tor, carl Sc afla in Budapesta. )
probabil la acestia Sc refera de
pesele ce spun ca ,.soldati anne
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Ziarul .,Szabadsag' din Cleve-
land. in numarul sau de Teri res
pindeste cele mai false 81 tendcl-
tioase stiri Gu privire la condulEa
armatei romine, care a ocupat
capitala Ungarlei.
Tendinta ziarului e ca Sc po-
negreasca pc Romini, sal compro
mita in fata natiunilor civilizate.
Pentru acest scop Sc foloseste de
telegramele din Berlin 81 Nlena,
carl au cOmunicat Oare carr tut
hnrari, 81 aceste telegrame au fos'
prelucrate in asa fel ca actiunea
Raminilor Sc para criminala, O.
Gioasa.
/! doare tare pc Unguri ca Ro
mini au intrat in Capitala lor. @;
multumita actiunei armatei romi
ne, guvernul communist lui Bels
Kun a cazut de la putere.
in priyin+a a:eaSia iata ce scric
ziarul sus meilt onat:
Budapest, 4 Aug. - 0 armata
de treizeci de mil de oameni com
pusa din infanterie, cavalerie $
artilerie romina la sunetul muZi
,celor a intrat in Budapesta. Go
tele romine sub comanda genera
lului Murgescu au parcurs dru
mul Andrassy 81 alte strait prin
cipale.
In articolul de fond cetim intr'
alte fraze suggestive 81 tendentioa
Sc 81 urmatoarea:
,,Ungaria a fost aproape rnina
. ia de razboiu 81 in urma de dom
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rlcanl Sc afla n capitala Ungarici'
Consiliul suprem inter-aliat,
dupa o intrunire tinuta astazi IN
care S "a luat in considerare ST.
tuatia Cngariei. TRIMS nota
authorization Romine. rugindu-!e
sd Sc conformeze deciziuni!or IL
latl.or 81 Sc nu ingreuneze prin
actlunlle lor munca cOmislilor tsi-
mise in BudapeSta. Grcnadirul
general Harry II. Bandholtz. re-
prezentantul american al comisi-
Ell, d plecat aseara spre Ungar:a
Situatia dim Ungaria a rastur-
nat intregul Sistem de communicate
din Europa centrala. facind ilG-
poslblia trimiterea de hrana ro-
pulatiei muritoare de foame. Sc
spune in cercurile diplomatice dc
aici ed atitudinea Rominilor de
MI parasi Budapesta pare a crca
un nou amenintator razboi in
Balcani
Archiducele Iosif din casa Hah-
sburgilor a fost recunoscut de
catra aliati ca stapinul Ungariei.
UrmatOrul comunicat fost daa
de catra guvernul francez All du-
pa ameazi:
!. ...Iaadarmii uE1uri iifcun; ;ari9 |
palatul din Budapesta arestat
la sase ore ieri Seara guvernui
unguresc. Archiducele Iosif a pus
nina pc puterea statului GU til
lul de guvernOr, ell d anuntat I'd
va organiza un cabinet de coali-
tie"
Lovitura de stat fost facu:l
fara nici desordine.
Din Berlin Sc raporteaza cd G.
xiSta o conspiratie care tindc sc
asasineze pc DR.. Carl Renner. Sc
full delegatiei de pace 81 cancelar
al Austriei, pc DR.. Seitz, prese-
dintele republicei Austriace 81
alti ministrii austriaci. Sc mai
spune ca un mare numar de ares
tart s'au facut. Delegatia de pace
austriaca era Sc piece seara ;re-
cuta de la st. Germain spre Vie
na.
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Bella KUN FUGE GU o MARE
SUMA DE BENZ.

LONDRA, 5 August (intirz'a-
ta). 0 depesa din Berna spu-
ne ca Bella Kun, dictatorul boise
Visit dus Gu ell 55 milioane de CO.
roane unguresti. Kun a fugit i'll
Austria.
Q alta depesa din Viena aducs
stirca ca 81 ceialalti ministri bol.
sevici Lander Jeno, DR.. Var,sa
Jeno 81 Vago Bella, tovarasii i.li
Kun au la eli cinci milioane dt
coroane unguresti 81 suma ma
re de ruble rusesti 81 bani elve
tieni.