Cheyenne record., 1921-04-14
FOREIGN

a survey Of the fire zone showed The
fire WIS the biggest in Japan since
1913.
Greeks express confidence that they
| can yet .esf the Turks in Asis Minor,
Notwithstanding the serious Greek
| losses before Esk- Shehr. Reinforce
menfs are being sent King Constan-
time is seid TO ne anxious 10 go TO the
front bur ciiniop as 10 this Is divided
particularly as his health is Dot Of the
best.
Former Empress Augusta Victoris os
Germany died in Dcorn. Holland. Born
| Oct. - 1888 n DolKiE. Augusta Vic
roris was The oldest daughter Of GRIND
Duke Frederick of SchleswiS- HolsfetD-
SonderburE- E-Augustenburg and ranked
as a princess of Schleswig- -Holstein-
Her early childhood WIS spent at Kiel
She married 10 the then Prince VII
| liam Of Prussia on Feb. -. 1881 They
had six SONS md one daughter.
Former Emperor Charles is homeless.
main in Switzerland only long enough
TO arrange asylum elsewhere Ii is be
nered he will go 10 Spain Carl vas
met in LucerDe by the former En-
press Zita- Her welcome was wsrm.
although attendants declared she whs
greatly disappointed that her huF-
bands venture had not Sained him the
throne.
The conflict between the Croats and
Italians around CarnizL4. in the PolA
area, which had its inception in an al
tack by Croats On Italian Fascist
continues serious and is becoming
worse near the coal mines which have
been occupied by Crost workrDen for
several weeks The aun-Italian props-
Ezndist, CileEa- is declared 10 be en-
coursging the peasants TO believe Ietria
is about 10 pass from Italian sover-
eighty 10 that Of the Juso-Sisris.
voicing the opinion Of the Danish
trading community Of Copenhagen the
Poliriken suggests that King Christian
| combine his visit neIf June TO ICELAND
and Greenland with visit Of state 10
President Harding n Washington. The
suggestion is tina; the king pay this
visit 10 thank the United States as the
first nation TO recognize Danish snv-
ereignty over Greenland and for the
introduction by its representatives Of
the principle Of self-deter1Dination into
the peace treaty.
0ENERAL
Convicted Of murder al Covington.
Ga, In connection with the Jasper
county peorsge cases and sentenced 10
life Imprisonment John :. Williams.
plantation owner. has been taken to
! Atlanta 10 await in jail action April
80 on his motion for 4 new trial.
Thirty-siI Of the forty-fire men tried
during the last four weeks in Federal
Court al Macon. Ga. on charges of
conspiracy 10 rob the American Rail-
way Express Company Of goods valued
at more than 100000. were found
guilty and the other nine were acquit-
ted
Doubt that the Cherokee Indian na-
| ton can properly lay claim TO 14-OU.-
600 acres OF land in Oklahoma and
Texas. as WIS done in a petition filed
in the United States Supreme Court be-
cause ii has no official or legal status
as q nation. was expressed by S. p.
Freeling. attorney general Of Oklaho-
ma. He said. however, ii might be pos
sible for individual descendants Of
members Of the nation 10 support the
petition
The United States bsttleship Con-
necticut and the tank steamer S. c.
Folger. from Port Arthur, Texas, col
lided off Point Breeze, four miles
south Of Camden. y. J. The Connect
cut WIS steaIning up the Delaware
river when the tide caused the moor.
inxs O. the S. c. FolSer TO break The
Connecticut YVES not badly damaged.
$. o. S. calls from the Connecticut
said the Folger was in danger Of sink
ing and aid was rushed at once.
| Eleven miles Of railroad trackage
has been washed out as q result Of
cloudbursts on the Chicago, Rock Is
land 4 Pacific lines between Clinton
and Foss. Okla. according TO reportS
at the office of the railway at Fort
Worth. No loss Of life has been re-
ported.
Applications filed by the New York
Central, Denver + Salt Lake, Atchison.
Topeka 4 Santa Fe; Chicago North.
western and nineteen othe: railroads
for permission to put into effect temp.
orary w:ge cuts, retroactive to April
| i. were denied in a decision handed
down by the United States Railway La
Dor Board.
| Erwin Bergdoll. wealthy Philadel-
phia draft dodger, must serve the re-
mainder of his four years IN Leaven-
worth prison for evading the draft, &C
cording TO decision handed down by
Federal Judge John c. Pollock at Kan
sas City. Judge Pollock denied wri:
of habeas corpus applied for by attor-
neys for Bergdoll. The Philadelphian
coptended be had not been technically
advised that he was drafted Judge