The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-26
STRIDES MADE BY B0LSHBVIKS
CONSIDERED BY CONFERENCE
OF PREMIERS WITH WILSON
Every Effort Made to Stop Progress of Anarchy
Westward by the COnsummatlOn OF
An Early Peace

! An Early Peace
Paris March 26-ln President Wilson'S study in the Paris
white house today gathering Of preers under
held unit until DISTINCTIONS to the peace treaty removed
m sSSe % a @ s @ se'ps n tatGs
political pheava Hungary considered today
Boshevsm into central Europe examined
experts had prepared huge showing the vast extent OF
Bolshevik authority which embraces half OF Europe
Red the main advance westward The
around Russia takes in Hungary and shows Bosheyk nfe
ton Ukraine huania and other independent parts OF Russia
There private reports of brave character
An effort being made by the conference to link together
central with Germany their responsive head The
of to @ rsa w
Germany in document which did not take notice OF ays
It that that the United States
with Turkey Bulgaria has raised no objection the plan
could HG be ee Concluded 1ia by May l.
President Wilson and Premers Cnenceau and Orlando will
the Paris white house today their Of conferences
which expected continue until the most important questions
p
have since the return of Mr. Wilson Paris being
considered fully and frankly and effort being made reach
The president and t the premef held M their first meeting
expected will smooth over many difficulties facing the
into the matter in which the French been able
e the the in thee ns and crodno
districts are officially reported by Polish headquarters here
1he administration Of the city been formally
taken over by the Polish authorities The Polish armies occupying
flight have left behind many machine guns ammunition,
locomotives: and half million rubles." 7S
The meeting the commission of the
conference fixed this afternoon was
Wilson Peme Lloyd George cemenceau ss and 3 Orlando
PmonE W to the nations
suggested Gs by former President Taft. a. 4.
persstent n rumG that all Europe the Of financial
been engaged for several months making survey said today
The situation he said but that be
hn
han eyer before because Of the with which her
NO APPEALS PERMITTED
~ Copenhagen March 26-Ihe Hungarian
president and two members while prosecutor will be named BY
ns s The III s death it provided be
the death sentence will be carried out Immediately.
,onaou IN. DISASTROUS @ TO FRENCH
London (Tuesday) March 25.Winson Spencer Churchill
events of the last three the Ukraine had been
m % sd 0d ito to the French He said they had entered
terea ter vastly forces and also with much opposition from
rash or condered action '"se' WHICH "ene result
kuzon and Nkoaev have been taken Odessa being
pented @ 5ss
exposed Rumanla to a direct threat of invasion =
ASSASSINATION RUMORED
Berne, March 26-According to an unconfrmed r,noor
re'l'er A'foy OF Hungary has been assassinated.
CAPTURE RAB
Vienna % March between Budapest and
Vienna nave been Interrupted by the by the Bolsevk
the town OF Rab where large are located
REPORTS OPTIMISTIC
washington March progress toward peace are
g aoe appears on the surface message received
To-Day from the American peace delegates
= TO ARRAlGN FORMER PREMIER
Copenhagen, March 26.-Count Michael Karolv; forne.
Hungary who arrested will be o brogab bsfoe
revolutionary tribunal for trial Vienna dispatch saws
SEVENTY CHILDREN DEAD
Berlin (Tuesday), March 25-Seventy children .ro o.a
result OF stampede at Weigleschieg Galica today -
GERMANY DEFIANT
Berlin uesda), March 25-Itake most solemn 40 ~.
will not surrender to the enemy one inch of Ger
ri either east or west said Schffer minister Of
Ia tne new cabinet in addressing great crowd in front
~ 'e ralace sunday according to the Tages Zeitunp
TO FOLLOW ID POINTS
Berlr March 26Germany determined TO st;cl cosa -
ne Wson terms IN making with the allies o,nt W.
Berntorff former ambassador America said in a.. 0n
with the Berlin correspondent of the TEMPS - 81 "'erve"