Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-09-10

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Foreign
A COnstantinOple dispatch says the
Turkish nationalist forces, which have
been fighting desperate battle against
the Greeks in the loop Of the Sakaria
river in Asia Minor, are Withdrawing
toward AngOra.
The turbulent elements at Oden
burg, Burgenland, have been expelled
from West Hungary by the Hungari-
ans. Two freebOOters have been shot
by the regular Magyar troops, who
are maintaining order.
Field Marshal Gen. Won Buelow, who
was commander in chief of the Ger
man army during the war, died at Ber
lin. Marshal Won BuelOw, who was
seventy-siX years old, was one of Ger
many's leaders.
A London dispatch says an acute
situation similar to that in Upper
Silesia is growing up in West Hungary
and allied troops were reported on the
way to prevent war between Hun
garians and the Austrians.
Rioting and sniping died down in
Belfast following the advent of mill
tary forces which patrOlled the streets
in the disturbed districts. The death
list in the rioting there has reached
IA, while scores have been wounded.
Josef Mann, first tenor of the Ber-
lin opera, collapsed suddenly and
died on the stage while singing in
aida" at Berlin. Mann had been
engaged to sing in the Metropolitan
opera house in New York.
1t is reported at Copenhagen that
Joseph G. Grew, United States min
lister to Denmark, will be transferred
to Switzerland.
tionalist capital, to the Greeks, was
reported in dispatch from Smyrna.
Minister Wirth, in a public address
at Berlin, denounced reactionaries OF
Germany. He said they supported, en-
couraged and thanked Erzberger,
whom they now have murdered, for
his work in securing the armistice.
Sadi Lecointe, the French aviator,
won the aviation grand priX at Brescia,
Italy, flying the 800 kilometers Q86.41
miles) in 1 30 g. Lieutenant Brak-
papa, Italy, finished second in :2S 49,
Hunger and death go virtually IN
noticed in the neglected streets and al
legs of Samara, Russia. Refugees from
famine districts, estimated from 3O,OOO
to $4,000, are huddled together in de-
serted buildings.
It was announced at Riga that the
soviets at the end Of August obtained
100000 tons of rye and 100000 tons Of
wheat for sowing.
Fighting between troops of the
northern and southern governments at
I-Chang, a treaty port of Hupeh prov
ince, 165 miles northeast of Hankow,
is reported in a wireless message re-
ceived at Hankow.
Hundreds of thousands of Japanese
subjects at Tokyo were given their
first opportunity to cheer an imperial
parsonage when Crown Prince H1roh1to
returned to Japan from a two months
trip abroad.
A Berlin dispatch says several per-
sons, among them children, were
wounded by machine-gun fire and hand
grenades during street fighting at Co
burg between police and agitarcrs. The
disturbances followed a prO-reQublican
demonstration.
DR.. Nahum Sokolow, chairman of
the Zionist world executive commit
tee, was elected presiding officer OF
the international Zionist congress, in
session at Carlsbad, CZechoslOvakia.
Nine Moro bandits have been killed
by a constabulary patrol on Lebac
island, it was reported at Manila, Z.
l. The Moros robbed and murdered
another Moro, it was reported.
Henry Austin DObson, poet, died at
Ealing, near London. He was born in
1910.