Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05

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Charles, ex-emperor Of Austria-H Hun
sAEg, EPsdaa the futile Efforts to regain
appeared in Hungary without forces
and claimed the crown but Regent
Horthy refused to step aside rCzeqho-
slovakia, Jugo-SIaVaa and R1mania
mUbfiised= frustrGte tlfe=c0nP and=the
allied council of ambassadors warned
Hungary that the FestoEatiSn sof the
Hapsburg regime WOGld%not Del t0lef-l
ated. So Charles returned to his place
Of refuge Switzerland. But he was
not through, fcr on October 81 he and
his wife, Zita, went by airplane to
Hungary and ratified considerable
number Of supporters who proclaimed
Charles king, Again the little en-
tente'' prepared for action, but Regent
Horthy led his army out Of Budapest
and defeated the Carlists ina real bat.
tie, The former emperor and empress
were taken prisoner, as were number
Of prominent Hungarian mobiles The
allies decreed that Charles must be.
exiled, and in November he and Zlta'
were taken to Funchal, Madeira.
Russia's year was one Of fighting.
famine and efforts to resume relations.
with other nations. The soviet gov
eminent held Its own against repeated
iFexolts which inclnded risings Of the
workingmen of Moscow, Of peas
ants under AntonoY, and an invasion
Of, the Ukraine BY Petlura," which for
time threatened to be successful.
Failure Of the crops brought a terrible
famine in the Yolga region. Many
thousands starved to death and even
the AmeG91f Greeley laRylEH 4l itFg ifFT9tton,
which took charge Of the situation,
66did billy FAR tInlS lGH&EE the disaster.
In seeking tO-breAk through the ring
9of a4eqla5teR 9uTFouAdiHgpt, tbei MNiioQgsFoT
government gradually receded from itg
comAdhis3lc pflAtaple5. sIAsought the
aid of foreign, 1eapital, and on August
8 It abandoned state ownership of ali
but a, few Of the largest INDUSTRIES,
Treaties were made With the Baltic
states Ando within Turkeys sand tempt.
ing offers Of concessgiiopEls, were held
out to- other nations. In a notable
pr6nOuhcefn9Iti on October 21pPrenier
Leniut admitted the eeelon4ic5 defeat
d, communism. ~ j., .--,I. 1890.
Old King Peter Of Serbia died in
Belgrade on August ri, and f6dto days
laterS .dise osons Alexander was pro
KIM, of aIugo- sJGyigg He was
reluctant9tO leave Paris, however, and
1t was not until November g that be
went to belgrade and assumed his
crown. Portugal, was Upset by hsey-
Oral revolutionary INDUCEMENTS coward
the close Of the year, ON August 10
the ministry wRsoONerthrown bDa MILL
taEy coup and nseYeraE ocabIAeto RaeIn-
berse including. Premier Granjo, were
l9ssasslnated!7 "A few days later, 9, plot
of the royalists was uncovered, and in
November Carvalho Mesquite led a re-,
volt. Because OF these disorders and
OF the spread OF B6lshevism the pow
jGtbp began consideration aof a plan for
dntsrventlhn.J SpainGhad r66els,oaisOa=i
the b tribssntenoj OF MQReeqos 1.,Against1
them She naiHtaiged g. tWearying, and
expensive . warfare for months And
while on the subject Of rebellion, mem
ton must be 3made 81 the revolt OF
the Mopfahs P6694 the nMaia6ar coast Of,
India, which Caused othe British gov.
eminent much annoyance and onbt q,
few lives. .5rsyWsl \ bHs
! There were Go#mubis uegtbfeaks In
Germany IN. March a,u and on August %
Matthias ErzbergeerT, the German states
man who signed the treaty Of Yerr-A
sa1iies, was assassinated.. Doctor Wirthe
who became Chancellor On May 10, re-
signed With his cabinet on October %,
btt was peasua Ged 10 IremMn in ofleer
and form ANEW ministry. In Noven1-
bhr lthereoweEe Ftots7 In many German
cities due to- the high prices Of foodsl
q The chaHyipistic, clemens, in. JapaB
was, active, especially after, the Wash
ington conference opened, and on No,
v1esmber 3, Pretdier Hara was assass5ii!!'
mated. V4scouint Tdfahashi succeeded
him. no The semper6r of9JapanI suffered
u ledmpieter mental andLphysttat break
down some; time lasb,yeeE and Grown
Prince sHirOhit9 was made regent 0Rs
NQYenbero % He, had lately. returned
t|eiS45t . CSS1tsH INV 'FS;v sidt noit -nsi
il list 51,j61fQJAEsTiGl36A s.a III IL.
S zGos!5q .stoY won gnilstsizs7 7alt
MOP During the regatTly part of the year
the country was preparing for the
change Of administration On March 4,