New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1919, Page 5

R RAIDERS BREAK U= rvorerr iels of Accepting No War Leot t© Prohibit Action. Army Officers and Wild Women Canght in Police Net ttlement. understanding Britain would demand ig German fleet of Zep- .t at least one would be o this country as a maodel for construction. ho policy of accepting no war loot males it exceedingly doubtful at an early hour yos- v of the big lighter than afr- Army officers and vill become the property of the “by many pretty | United States, ing the time | n the crash came.over five German submarines will e | not bo controlling. The enemy { marines will be placed on *exhibition rest in | pere, and featurcs that promise also | to be of re: utilized in Marshal James M. Power of Brookl accompanied by Major Hea U, inate in a sudden - | future construction by American naval | rn in Man- | experts. be arraigned It is possible that the mnavy may 2l court in Brooklyn charg- (purchase a German Zeppelin after liguor te mMen |peace is concluded, provided thair manufacturers have any for sale. PANIC IN BUDAPEST. i | Ovder Has Disappeared and Bels Kun turday Himself Has Narrow Escape. that in tie Dunlunl Berlin, May 4 (By the Associated tavern and J zed to obtain ' Press.)—Budapcst is the scene of the invitations for two of his deputies, I opportunity ar ht when the deputies -e of the | Plete dis2ppearan | greatest panic, a ding to dis- tehes here. Recent statéments on uation cla Kun, the Soviet have led to a com- of order and Bela a l‘Kuh himself is reported to have had: a narrow escape from Vviolence out |meeting of the soldlers and ory entrance | MeN's council. ; ! 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