The Ordway new era., 1921-04-15
FOREIGN

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trict of Toxic destroyed 1900 buildings
and rendered total of 1900 homeless.
a survey of the fire zone showed The
fire was the biggest in Japan since
1918.
Measures are being taken by the
Russian soviet government TO allow
foreign owners of manufactures IN
Russia to exploit their properties un-
der regime similar TO that estab-
llished for the mines. il was announced
/ in a wireless me>sas se from Moscow
sent out by the soviet governments
service.
Prince 'Andreas Of Greece. brother
of King Constantine, has died from
wounds received in fighting near
Brusa. says Constantinople dis
patch. quoting = Turkish announce
ment. The Turks also assert that Gen
eraI vlachapouloS, who was in com-
Turkish NationalistS on the BruSa
front. has been killed in action.
Former Emperor Charles is homeless
He has been notified that he may re
main in Switzerland only long enough
10 arrange asylum elsewhere II IS be-
Iieved he will 20 to Spain. Carl was
met in Lucerne by the former En-
press Zita. Her welcome was warm,
although attendants declared she was
greatly disappointed that her hus-
bands venture had not gained him the
throne.
The '-decaying civilization of soviet
Russia was depicted as the worst
tyranny in the world by DR. Morris
Fucker. known as Il leader and organ
izer OF the Communist party in the
United States. and whose home IS in
Brooklyn. y. Y. on his arrival in Reval.
EsthOnia. from Moscow after nearly
five months in Russia Conditions
steadily are becoming worse he de
clared.
The conflict between the CroatS and
Italians around Carnizza, in the Pola
area. which had its inception in an az
tack by CroarS on Italian Fascist
continues serious and i becoming
worse near the coal mines. which have
been occupied by Croat workmen for
several weeks. The anti-Italian propa
sandiSt. Cilega. is declared To be en-
coura ginE the peasants 10 believe Istria
is about TO pass from Italian SOyer-
eighty TO that of the Jugo-Slayis.
Despite the new trade agreement be
tween Great Britain and soviet Russia.
the large portion of the extremely
small amount Of goods entering Rus
sia through Esthonia continues 10 be
of American origin. One freiGhier in
Reval has just unloaded 10000 pairs
of American shoes and 4 quantity OF
leather for shipment into Russia. while
another American steamer similarly
laden has just arrived there
GENERAL,
Gen J. J. Pershins. in addressing
mass meeting in New York. To arouse
public sentiment for betrerment of hos
pital conditions for wounded soldiers,
declared existing organizations for the
care of wounded veterans have failed
in their purpose
Investigation of the sudden death Of
Mrs Neya N. Frazer at Kalamazoo.
Mich disclosed that she had taken poll
son while attending a party. had re-
turned TO the -aieries and danced
among her friends until death oc-
Cured No reason was known for her
action
The United States bat1leShip Con
nee1icut and the tank steamer $ c
Folger. from Port Arthur, Texas. col
ided off Point Breeze. four miles
cut vas steaminE uD the Delaware
river when the tide caused the moor
InsS of TIE : c FolEer 10 break The
Connecticut was mol badly damaged
: o :. calls from the Connecticut
said the FoIre- VAS in danger OF sink
E ing and aid vas rushed Al once.
F Eleven miles Of railroad 1raekaze
has been washed OH zs a result Of
{ cIoudburs-s On fbe Chicago. Rock Is
land Pacific lines between Clinton
and Foss- Okla according 10 reports
1t The Office Of the railway 81 Fort
Worth No loss Of life has been r.
ported
Z Applications fled by tbe New York
4 Cen-ral- Denver L salt Lake AtehIs0n-
Topeka K santa Fz, Chicago & North
western and uiHerteen other railroads
for permission 10 pat mo effect temp
orsry wage cuts retroactive 10 April
L we-e denied in z decision handed
down By The United States Railway La
Dor Board
Erwin BergdozI. wealthy Philsdei-
piiH draft dedEe-- must Se-Te The re-
Irsainder ot ms four years II Lezren-
worth prison for svzdin- The draft ac-
cOrdinE 10 q decision handed d0<n by
Federal Judge Jofl1 c. Pollock AZ Kan
sas CITY Judge Pollock denied writ
Of habeas corpus applied for by attor-