The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-04-29

e"S" tne scene OF the proSenta-
ton OF the peace terms. Sixtees,
OF ono committee are women. With
tne party were official courier
Won Bismarck, a doctor, 4 barber
and Rudolf Brandt the press .rep-
resentative. There were also
number Of telegraph and teIN-
phone operators.
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESs)
me stage is rapidly being set for
the flna! phase of the peace neeotia-
tlons. Yesterdays plenary conference
stamped its approval on the final text
OF the covenant of the league of m.
tlons, while today the German dele
gates are expected to arrive at Vs.
sa.lles s 20 confer with the allied dele.
tates taI ALREADY there. Some Of the
.ernls OF tn treaty to be offered Ger
1h,ahy h". are not yet difinitely framed.
Dut IL IS expected the treaty will he
reaGy Tor the enemy delegates by the
Italy was not represented at the
plenary session yesterday, but dis
patches from Rome Indicate the prob
aoli1tv> that her delegates will return
70 farls after brief period. The
Aoman parliament will meet TO-DAY.
ana IL IS expected that Premier Or.
!ando will at once appear and nlsse
De1ore it the situation which a+nra =
farls when President Wilson annesrad
pe1ore the peace conference ana mada
n, ms statement regarding Fiume and
the Adriatic. ~ e 'iu
Bella koff, head Of the Hungarian:
bolshevlki, has admitted that the
Troops under his command are being
defeated. , : 4. ~,
REVIEWED AGITATION s:i;,5 8.
Farls, April Renewed axitation
IN N all parts of Germany is reportedsin
German advices received herr "a, srho
rallway employees in the Berlin d;s.
trlct are christening d ~. !,
general strike May Z, il their claims
are not satisfied, while in the Rmhr
industrial district the Spartacans -
again showing great activity. fXlTaa5I
mere nave been outbreaks III which
casualties occurred. [ lr'i = 'ss.l's' $3.50
Electric railway employees in SILICA
generally are reported to have struck.
SURROUNDED BY TROOPS
Paris, April 29.-The ercirclement
of Munich by German troons h.s ~,
accomplished. This result was a. aca.
compilshed, it is stated, by the occu-
pat!9n OF Landschuet, about 40 miles
northeast OF Munich, which town has
Geen closely approached on all sides.
IN tne meanwhile government forces
are dealing with troubles in Burem-
purg, where the Spartacan leader. Al
pert Schmidt, was killed by govern
ment troops and a state of seipe de.
clared. es w.
TO ARRIVE THIS EVENING
Versailles, April 29.-The leaders Of
the German peace delegation are ex-
pected to arrive here at 9 o'clock this
evening, ,'",. ,.so '2.,r nGln.'- -. sl'i', 'S
>, ~ PANIC PREVAILS. &e'' Il
London, April 29-Panic prevailed
III Munich on Sunday when the Ba-
ts var1an troops began their march on
tne capital, and three members Of the
communist cabinet resigned, Before
mldnlght the troops had captured sew
eral villages. The communist lead.
ers are said to be prepared to escano
in airplanes. s"po
MAY MEET IN ,wAsh,NeroN
Paris, April pa proposal is on
,oot to hold the first injecting OF tac
league OF nations in Washington dur
ing the current year. Should the as
semoly meet first in Washington. it is
said President Wilson doubtlessly
would be asked to become the first
president of the league
DEMONSTRATIONS IN ROME
fome' Monday, April 2s.-Demon-
stratlons in Rome today in support
vi the governments stand on the Adri.
atlc question eliminated in q great
mass meeting convoved by Premier
Colonaa the mayor on the capitol Ane
MIL The citizens at the meeting ad.
opted resolution asking the annexa.
ton of al territory given to italy by
the treaty of London and also Fiume.
A procession afterward went to the
Qulrlnal, where the king and queen
appeared on the balcony of the palace.
The crowds cheered and cried: "Fi.
ume, Dalmatia.'
VISITS ORLANDO.
Rome, April 29.-Thomas Nelson
Page. the American ambassador, visit
ed Premier Orlando today. The two
men had friendly conversation in
which the ambassador expressed re
gret over the situation which had
arisen. The ambassador said he
thought the situation had been laxkra
waited by criticisms from Italian pa
pers which misunderstood Presiden,
Wilson's attitude.
Premier Orlando in reply said b,
considered the situation serious. b,
that his desire was to amels0sate 4
and to restore calm. The premier sait
he deeply regretted that the inc3denl
had occurred and had been much dis
turbed over it.
/ MARTIAL Law DBCrARRD
Berlin Saturday, April E 1-lfaf.
tial law was declared tola1 = g
Bavarian territory oose AZ ~ ~