Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-07-22
Foreign

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Foreign
The Germans have again signed I'M
conditionaly on the dotted line. After
four-hour session at Spa, Belgium,
the Teutons affixed their signatures to
the allied ultimatum regarding coal
deliveries.
General Pablo Gonzales, revolutions
airy leader In the state of Coahulia,
who was captured by federal troops, is
being taken to Mexico City for court
martial, according to news from the
capital.
Santari Nuortava, secretary to Lud-
wig Martens, Russian soviet, envoy in
the United States, who has been ar
rested at London. will be deported to
Russia by the British government.
Reports from Rambouillet that the
health of President Deschanel is great
ly improved have been confirmed, says
the Journal at Paris, which adds it is
probable he will resume his presden-
tial functions.
The Polish council of defense has
agreed to accept Premier Lloyd
Georges armistice proposals for ces-
sation of hostiities on the Russo
Polish battle front, according to a
Warsaw dispatch.
A dispatch from Damascus says that
French troops have occupied the
Maalakah and Rial sections near
Zahleh. The Syrian forces at Maj
delahgar are preparing to resist
Several persons We're killed and the
Jugo-Slav consulate was sacked dur
ing ii clash between Italians and Iugo-
Slavs at Fiume, says a dispatch from
Vienna.
The Russian empress and her chill
dren We're burned alive after the exc
cution of Emperor Nicholas ut Ekater-
inburg. it is alleged in statements at
tributed to Alexis Dolrovitz, formerly
Paris.
The bolSheviki occupied Wilma with
out opposition, according to dispatch
to the London Times from koNno.
A Constantinop!e dispatch says ma
tionalists have begun an attack on
Greek shipping in the Black sea, seiz-
ing two ships and contiscating 11,000,-
600 rubles.
Monterey, capital of the state of
Nuevo Leon, was attacked by Gen.
Villareal, according to reports received
| by the war office at Mexico City from
General Trevino. chief of military
operations in that state.
Santiago dispatch says Chile has
called to the coors the military
| classes of 1915 to 1919. inclusive, of
| the four northern provinces of the
| country 1t is understood this action
was taken in view of the internal sit
uation arising In connection with the
Bolivian revolution.
With the sailing of 200 metal work
ers and other skilled laborers from
| Stettin for Beval, en- route to Mos
| COW, German emigration to Russia
has actually begun, says Berlin dis
| patch.
The Croat outbreaks at Spalato, Dial
malta against Italians resulted in
the death of Commander Giuli of
the Italian cruiser Puglia, another
| Italian officer, three sailors and q boy
of fourteen.
Premier Lloyd George said at Spa
Belgium, that he had no confirmation
of the report that the Russian sovie
government had replied to his pro
posals for an armistice with Poland.
The Poles have reoccupied Dubn,
in Volhynia after hard fighting anC
the retreating bolshevilli are being
bombed by Polish airplanes, says al
official Warsaw communication.
Fifty men raided the general pos
office at Dublin and carried off al
letters directed TO Dublin Castle. thu
viceregal lodge, the chief secretar.
and undersecretary.
Confirmation of reports of the over
throw Of the Bolivian government wa
received at Santiago, Chile. by tn
Chilean foreign office in dispatcl
from Lapaz.
The Germans notified Lloyd Georg
at Spa. Belgium. they would accep
the allies coal terms calling for deliv
cries of 100000 tons monthly. Tn
German cabinet backed down afte- |
heard of the allied decision to serv
Fehrenbach with an ultimatum to &C
cept the allied terms or Ruhr bash
would be occupied Immediately.