Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19
Foreign


Foreign
The Vatican at Rome officially con
firms the announcement that the Most
Rev. p. J. Daugherty will be made Il
cardinal in March.
The Portuguese cabinet at Lisbon
has resigned.
Ex-Empress Charlotte of Mexico is
IN with Influenza al Buchmont castle
near Brussels. The king and queen OF
Belgium call on her daily.
4 London dispatch says that the
governments stock of 100000 barrels
of behring's has been sold TO Bloom
fields, Ltd. exporters Of Dortmoulh.
for $i5,000.000
Sir Harry LaudoS the noted Scotch
comedian, was made knight 10y King
George Sir Harry attended the cere-
mony of inEesture at London at
tired in the Highland costume.
General Renaud, professor in the
superior war school al Paris, warned
tIie allies through the French press
That Germany and Russia nay attack
Jointly and asks America to be ready
to send 100000 troops.
The Greek army in Asia Minor Is
crmnbling; deserters are forming
bands and footing towns or engaged in
guerrilla warfare against the Turks
. nd Greek military police, according
To a dispatch received at Paris.
Polish troops are massing along the
German border according to officials
Of the German foreign o'iice Mt Berlin.
About 100000 Poles have been mobil-
lied and are prepared to launch an
offensive.
Tie cabinet at Belgrade rejected the
draft of treaty of commerce with
Germany, prepared in collaboration
with German representatives there and
by the minister of commerce
Two persons were killed and one
wounded in conflict between com
munisis and extreme nationalists at
the naval shipyard at Monfalcone
Italy says a Rome dispatch to the
London Central News.
A Tokyo dispatch says FIVE Ameri-
can hlueiackets were fired upon by un-
known persons in the streets Of Vladi-
vostok at eleven o'clock Thursday
night and one was wounded.
Col Chester Harding, governor of
the Panama canal zone, sailed from
Panama for the United States. His
resignation and departure leaves Col.
Jay j. Morrow as acting governor.
The ministry Of finance ut Berlin
has reached the conclusion that the
utmost sum Germany can pay in rern-
rations is 15O,0O000O 900 marks 1895
700,000o00, estimating the mark at
nornal (gold), 23.S centsl.
A Paris dispatch says 10000 Brit
ish, French and Belgian soldiers in the (
Rhine area Of occupation were issued
heavy marching equipment and or |
dered to stand in readiness to receive !
orders TO advance toward Germany.
che police seized, IN a house IA the
west end of Berlin. - machine guns. |
10000 rounds Of cartridges and |
number Of cacbines belonging 70 m |
called the Berlner Helm
atyermand
A Dublin dispatch says that large /
body Of Sim Feiners swooped down |
upon Skibereen and held the town for |
two hours. They carried rifles and re-
volvers and, during their stay. had
complete control of the streets.
France has the greatest standing
grey IN he world, according 10 8n. :
formation sent to congress AT Wash
.ngton by Secretary Baker. but. count.
ing its active and reserve forces. Italr
Is the worlds leading military power.
The DISPATCHES from Rome stating
hat Arch lshop Dennis J. Dougherty
# Philadelphia vould he raised 10
he cardnalate were confirmed. 1ays
'hiladelpl 9 dispatch
According 50 the Paris iurranageant
be eZ-kai-er Is suffering from loss ~ /
ueaHy and cuu no longer write.
TEe treaty Of peace between soviet
Rus % end Poland was signed at Riga |
n Thursday, 1t Ia announced I'm a
wireless di~p3fch received ar V,l.tr,