Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-09-23
Foreign

Foreign
Niscount Uchida, minister of foreign
affairs at Tokyo, gave a luncheon in
honor of the American congressman
who are visiting Japan. The function
was attended by the entire cabinet and
other notables.
The Polish armies on the northeast
ern front deli.ered a series of success
full attacks upon the Russians and took
$500 prisoners, four guns and two ar
mored trains, says the Warsaw COM
munique
Rome dispatch says that a vol
oanic crater opened at the top of Piz-
ia d'Ucello, a mountain 5,S45 feet high,
above nine miles northeast of Spezin.
Constantinople dispatch says that
thousands of leaflets, warning Turkish
nationalist that if they do not yield
Greek forces will occupy Constanti-
nople. are being distributed through
Anatolia
patch, Tarsus, the birthplace of ST.
Paul, about twenty miles southeast of
Adano, is being besieged by the Turks
and the French garrison and the %.
600 inhabitants of the place are short
of food.
According to a Warsaw dispatch the
Polish armies on the northeastern
front delivered a series of successful
attacks upon the Russians and took
$500 prisoners. four guns and two
armored trains.
Rudolf Mosse. we'll known as a pub
Usher, is dead at Berlin. Herr Mosse
was born in Gratz in 1913. He was
the publisher of the Berliner Tageblatt
and the Berliner Volks Zeitung.
lent earthquake occurred in the Emilia
district at 2 80 O'clock in the morning.
| causing the loss of lives and important
damage. The shock was more violent
than that of last Tuesday.
| Gabrielle dAnnunzo proclaimed
Fiume an independent state DAN
nunzio declared he had received pri-
yate news from Paris which forced
him to declare F'iume to be independ-
ent.
Armed and masked men attacked
four police officers at Tullow, County
Carlow, Ireland. Two of the consta-
bles were shot dead and another seri-
ously wounded.
Three hundred and fifty delegates
representing 20 nations, were present
| at the opening session of the Interna-
tional Congress of Women at Christi
| ania.
! Five transports of Greek troops
nave landed at Ismid on the Gulf of
| VI.
tinople, and are replacing the British
forces there.
Forty former German liners, total
ing nearly 100000 tons. including the
Imperator, the KaiSerin and the PrinZ
Friedrich Wilhelm. were offered for
sale by Lord Inchape in behalf of the
government at London.
Premier Millerand of France. Mar
shall Foch, General Degoutte and Cen
Aral Lecomte, escorted by company
Of American cavalry which met them
at Wessenturn. visited Coblenz.
In the last two weeks in August
General Wrangel. the antibolshevik
commander in South Russia, took 81
400 bolsheviki prisoners and captured
10 cannon and 81 machine guns, he re,
oorts from Sebastopol.
A Manchester, N. H., dispatch says
Senator George Fl. Moses. opponent OF
the League of Nations and of woman
suffrage, was renominated by the Re
publicans in Tuesdays primary by 6
plurality Of about $4,000.
The Chicago Tr:bunes Paris CORE
spondent cables as follows: "Mon
lays earthquake caused loss of life
Of perhaps 5000 and tremendous dam
age in the region bounded by Flor
4nce, Milan and the coast, it became
Known, despite the efforts of the Ital
an government to hold up the news