1. 8.
N. PRESS
NEWS,
Copted
by "F. N."’
CHICAGO:
Word
was being
awai.ed
here “today from Department
of
Justice
azent:
who were
sent vesterday
to points
in
Illinois
and
Northern
Indiana
in
s2areh
of
men
alleged
to
be
radicai
anarcnists
whose
names
bgcame
Known
through
the
arrest
here
Wednesday
nmiznt
of Nicholas
Jazzinski
and
John
Holocny
in
whose
possession
grea!
guaniiii?s
of
ana.
chis’s
literature
were
found
WARSAW:
A
now ipsurrection
agaiast
the Russian
Soviet
Govi,
nas
broken
out
in the distriet
of '‘Nizhni Novgorod’’, 265
miles
northeast
of Moscow, according
to
information
.»iven
out
by
ths
mission
colony
in
this
city.
The
iasurrection
which
was star
ed
ny
the
sociaiists
revo-
iutiopary
party
embraces
grea®
masses
of p2asants
and
is reportad
to be
spread-
ing in all directions.
[t is declared
to be
indzpandant
of other
counter-revolution-
ary movements,
RIGA:
Delegates
of Poland
aad
Sovi-
et
Russia
wio
held
a
long
session
last
night in an
effort
(o reach
an agreement
for
aa
armistice,
resumad
their
efforis
today.
Several
points yet
to be
settied
principally
the interial which is
to elapse
after
signature
and
date
armistice
Is
effective.
BERLIN:
The inter-allied
Commissiun
tried
to seize the Zepvelin, super-airplane
whieh
has
just been
completed
for
pro-
posed
trip
from
Berlin
to
New
York.
The
constructor
of the
plane refused
to
give it up declaring
that the power
of the
entente
to condemn
airplanes
us
being
against
the
armistice
regulation
expired
six
months
after signing
of that
agree-
ment.
YORK,
IRELAND:
Part
of the
city
hall
here
was
destroyed
by
bomb
this
morning,
six explosions
were
heard
and
was
foilowed
by
considerable
rifle-fire;
so far
as known
they
were
no casualties.
CARNAREON, WALES:
Lloyd George
in
a speech
here
today
concerning
the
situation
in Ireland referred
to
reprisals.
He argues
that
the police in Ireland does
not
shoot
without
provocation.
The
Premier
said
hat
238
policemen
had
been
shot, -of whom
109
had
been
shot
dead
and
the
patience
of the
police
had
given
away
with
ths
result
that
they
shot
back.
'‘We
hope
first
to
restore
order in hheland
even by war
methods’’.
The premier
declared
otherwise
that
the
whole
country
would
fall into
complete
anarchy.
WASHINGTON:
Announcement
that
Govt.
owned
vesseis
will be aliocated
to
te American ship and
commerce
corpor-
ation
for
the
operation
on
the
former
German
trade route
under the agreement
of
the
Hamburg
American
Line
when
the
corporaticn
makes
application
for
them,
was
made
last
night by Admiral
Benson
Chairman
of the Shipping Board.
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TELEGRAMS.
““i@CROIX STATION.
Riga,
Oeci
Bth.—The
meeting
of
the
Polish
and
Bolsneviki
delegates
to
the
Peace
Con
erence
which
rook
place
here
today, adjourned
at
an early
hour
with-
ont
having
signed
the
armistice.
No
date
has
beeir
arranyed
for
the
next
meeting of the
Conference
Parvis,
OQct.
"Bth.- At a
meeting
of
the
Egyptian
Nationalists
Party
held
in this
city it
was
decided
to
aeccept,
with
one
important
reservation,
the
plan
of
the
British
Govt.
for Egyptian
independence
the
Egyptians
insisting
upon
the
com
plete
elimination
from
the Versailles
or
any other
treaties
of
any
relerence
to
British proteetorate
over
lugypt.
Constantinopie,
Oct.
Bth--Turkish
for-
ces
are reported
to
be attacking
the
Ar:
menian
headquarters
on
the
Araxes Riy
er
and
ate
#is)
planning
an
attack
on
Batum,
which
is
held
by tL.e
Georgians.
London,
Oct.
Bth.—A
despateh
from
Milan
reports
that
twenty-five
persons
were
killed
by
the
wrecking
of
an
ex-
press
train
in
a coll sion
between
that
city and Venice.
Brussels,
Oct. Bth.—The
International
Finance
Conference,
which
has
been
sit-
ting
in
this
city,
has
adjourned.
The
delegates
are
staied
to be oplimistic over
the outlook,
as
a result
of the
meetings.
Washington,
Oct. Bth.—American
war-
ships
in
the
Baltic
have
reported
that
two Bolshevik submarines
are
off the
Es-
thonian
Coast,
their
purpose,
it
is
sur-
mised,
being
to
endeavour
to *intarrupt
the shipment
of war materials
to Poland.
Washington,
Oct.
Bth.—The
Navy
De-
partment
reports
that
as the resuit
of the
expenditure
oi
nearly
one
million
one
hundred
thousand
doilars for
health
saa-
itation during the year,
the death
rate of
the Dominican
Repablic
shows
a
great
decrease,
Kansas,
()ct.
Bth.—At
a meeting held
here
last night,
to
which
thousands
of
persons
./ere
unable
tc
gain
admit-
tance,
Senator Harding
was
cheered
for
more
than
six minutes.
During an
ad-
dress
yesterday
the
Senator
spoke
In
favour of agricultural reforms.
Louisvilleky,
Oectober
Z2rh.—(Governor
Cox
was given
an
ovation here
yesier-
day.
During
the day
he delivered
thir
téen
addresses
and
charged
Senator
Harding
with
continually
shifting his
position
regarding
tne
League
of
Na-
tions.
'
Washington
Oect. Btn.—Bids
have
been
received
for
only
tour
ships
of
the
Government’s
wooden
fleet
of
285
ves-
sels.
The
Shipping
Board
announces
that
two
hundred
of
itz
snips
are
to
remain
tied
up
iad-t
ately
1n the
James
i
River,
|
Allensteinn,
East
Urussia,
Uet.
Bth.-
!
Upon
the
departure
for
Paris
of
the
Inter-allied Commission
ot Control
which
,
forth 2 past
six
months
had
been
di-
.
recting
the
Government
of
East
Prus-
.
sia,
their
mission
having
come
to
an
end,
the
whole
of rhis
ecity hoisted
flags,
not
of the
German
republiec,
but
of
the
'
old
German
Empire.
The
authority
.
of
the
Commission
terminated
at
«¢iuht
.
o’cloek
in
the
night
and
at
the
same
'
instant
the flags
appeared
on ali
buiid-
ings.
At
a
schoo!
facing
the
quarters
-
occubnied by
the
Commission
the
Direc-
-
tor had assembled
his pupils and
at
that
~
hour
addressed
them,
declaring’ that
the
-
moment
was
an historical
one
for
Prus-
.
sia,
which
at last
sdaw
the
end
of
the
oppression
of the
conquerors.
Upon
the
termination
of his address.
the
Tmperial
flag
floated
above
the
school
and
the
pupis
sang
''‘Deutschland
über
Allies”’,
tho erowds
gathered
around
the building
joining in the chorus.
London,
Oct.
Bth.—Mr.
Mac Sweeney
passed
a better
night
iast night and
had
some
sleeo,
but
he
appears
weaker
and
more
exhausted,
according
to the
bulle-
tin
of
the
Irisk
League.
Although
he
appears
to
be strong
encugh
to speak,
~
he
was
only
able
to
pronounce
some
-
words
without meaning
or clearness.
Vienna,
Uct.
Bth.
-The
Hungarian
Minister
of the Interior has ordered
the
-
immediate
expulsion
of all Jews
in
Hun
carian
territory
who have
arrived
here
since
1914.
During
the
recent
Jewish
religious
festivais
the
soldiery
of
the
Hungarian
Army entered
the Synagogues
-
and
illtreated
the worshippers
and
many
persons
were
assaulited
on
the
streets
by
the populace
and
the
soldlers
On
August
1
the
Administraror
of
Dominica
issued
a
proclamation.
pro-
hibiting
under
severe
penalties,
the
~
exportation
of
flour.
bread,
biscuits,
arrowroot,
ground
provisions
of
all
kinds,
peas,
beans,
and
farine,
fruit
such
as
mangoes,
avocados.,
plantains,
and
banana
also
onions
and
charcoeal,
--~The
Dominica Chronicle.
-dAgricultural
News.
;
In
China
the
swine
industry
lis,
of
-
animal
industries,
next in importance
to
that
of
raising
poultry.
It
is
difficult
to
ascertain
the number
of
pigs
raised
there
each
vear,
and
all
estimates
are
little more
than
rough
guesses.
A con-
servative
estimate
of
pigs
raised
an-
nually
in
China
wouald
be
100,000,000.
At
the low
price
of sl2
each,
which
15
the
average
amount
received
for
pigs
sola
¢n
the market,
the
annual
pig cron
of
China
would
thas
have
a
value
of
$1,200,000,000.
Most
of
the
hogs
ex-
ported
are
sent
to
Hong-Kong
and
to
Russia
{The
Jourxal of Heredity.
—lbid.