Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-05-26

oI interior. dleG at n0Splthi a.
Rochester, MINI. Death was due to an
attack Of angina pectoris.
Sporting
Ministers who don't want to live
in state where boxing match 10
staged should leave the state" was
Gov. Edward /. Edwards answer to
the protest Of the Camden IN. -
Ministerial union against the holding
the Dempsey Carpenter bout.
Foreign
There was general opinion at Lon
don, both in official circles and in the
press that the European atmosphere
has been greatly cleared by the speech
Of Ambassador Harvey.
The people of Isabella province in
the Philippines, are contented under
American rule, and not worrying about
independence, Governor Pascual Pa
guirigan of Isabella told Maj. Gen.
Leonard Wood.
Alfredo Zayas was inaugurated at
Havana as president of Cuba, and
Gen. Francisco Garlic as vice presi-
dent. Zayas and the retiring presi-
dent addressed the crowds. President
and Nine. Zayas left for Spain.
DR.. Walter Simons, former German
foreign secretary at Berlin. has signi-
fed his willingness to go to Washing
ton as the German ambassador after
the United States makes peace.
A Paris dispatch says that Great
Britain has agreed to send two battal-
ions of infantry into Upper Silesia at
once, to be followed by two more in the
near future.
American military policemen arrest
ed several German civilians as the re-
suit of an attack upon two American
privates in the American zone of occu-
patton at Coblenz.
Beware Of Madero's fate. His So
called friends We're traitcrs," says q
memorial signed by congressman and
addressed to President Obregon at
Mexico City. Mexico is being swept
by wave of violent radicalism.
The fiat and positive declaration
that the United States will not enter
the League OF Nations was made by
Col. George Harvey, American ambas-
sador to England, ut dinner in his
honor at the Pilgrims club in London.
Lloyd George at London announced
that the American ambassador, Col.
George Harvey, will participate in the
next session OF the allied supreme
council, which will debate the Silesian
question.
About 1000 Prussian officers. vet
Grams of the World war, left Berlin
for the Upper Sliesia frontier Tues
day night to form u "shock section"
of home guards to fight the Poles.
Frank Seaman, alleged to be an
American agitator; another American
whose name was not announced at
Mexico City, and two Spaniards were
ordered expelled from Mexico.
Sir Claude Hamilton Hill, who re-
tired last year as member Of the
viceroy's executive council Of India,
has accepted the post Of secretary
general Of the League of Red Cross So
cieties at Geneva, Switzerland.
The Paris government urges the
sending of re-enforcements including
American troops to the allied forces
In Upper Silesia as the solution Of
the imbroglio there.
Ambassador Harvey's speech in Lon
don Is known to have the approval of
President Harding and Secretary Of
State Hughes Mt Washington.
The Banco international de Cuba at
Havana has petitioned the Federal Re-
serve bank liquidation commission to
liquidate the banks assets.
Liverpool business men intend to
take over the work Of the Chicago
board Of trade as the world grain
market when the proposed legislation
becomes effective.