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Seattle TUESDAY Rents st 1 in , ides MONDAY nH w Tide Ist High ‘Tite Wigh Tide tnd Low Tide VOLUME NO. 410 > 99 GIDDAP! ! WILSONTOBE HUNGARY CHIEF “ F ATWORKSOON REPORTED DEAD His Physician Orders Him in olt Bed for One More Day BY CARL D. GROAT (United Press Staff ¢ ls Rumored LONDON, soviets have The overthrown April 7 been Budapest PARIS, April 7.—P r cording to rumors In Vienna, a news Egon'’s condition continued to agency dispatch from that city, re layed by way of Berlin, reported yement today, but y tae son ordered him to re|today. Bela Kun, the Hungarian hap aging foreign -ninister, is said to have been main in bed ‘The president, whose cold has Killed. broken, and whose fever has Bided, wished to attend the “big| BASLE, April 7—Rumors are be ‘ing today, Grayson, how. |!ng circulated that « counter revolu ie tion has broken out in Fudapest, ac two or er, realizing that the next apres weeks will be filled with heav ce instated work of vast) importance, hat Wilson r@main quiet for at least other day cording a dispatch from Vienna today. Foreign Minister Bela Kun is waid to have been assassinated. Col. House gna a few other Ameri-| PARIS, April 7.—No confirmation visitedgihe “White House” yew: | Was received from official sour stay aftespoon, and were permit-|here today of rumors that the H gf tale Mertedly with the presi-|#arlan soviet government has been it. It is tanderstood that several |Overthrown and Foreign Minister b questions were touched | ela Kun assassinated. So far as portant nm. UThe George Washington, which 3 been undergoing an overhauling known here ing order. the ministry is presery the United States, has been or Gorman i headers wed to be placed in commission ately, it was learned yester- | Watch Spartacans Inaglance of the order two) yoxnon, April 1—The Berlin ks abgad of the liner’s scheduled | ee cr ent of the Dally News re urn to France was accepted as eaning the president may desire to ported. today that the rman gov ernment is taking every precaution ve hér in readiness in the event). -vinut a threatened m coup ia necessary for him to le hel by the Spartacans. Fresh troops Feonfefence on account of delays have been. ordered to imar, he 4 — said, and War Minister Nosxke ha NEW YORK, April 7.—-Reports | jeu wo blanket warr wuthor bled the t President Wilson vy department to dispatch the Washington, presidential » denied by See. laing the arrest of any communists Says Germans Plan to Start Soviet BASLE, April 7.—A dispatch trom Berlin reported the Work n'é and Soldiers’ councti there had cided to arrest influenthl per ry Tumulty tod: “Personally, I think there is noth in the report. I haven't heard a 2 about it," Tumulty declared. BAKER ON WAY % geoisie and press, and o the war ministry, after which viet republic would be proclaim ed simultaneuosly with a general strike WEW YORK, April 7.~-Secretary War Baker sailed for France to: on the transport Leviathan. He | actompanied by officers of the | Collier F founders; Four Men Missing SYDNEY, N. 8, W., April 7.—The vs | spect a Ot thing aban yn tone | Collier Myolo has foundered outside emain roa he wecre < her oka went aboard the Leviathan of Gyeney heads. “Four men ep EB dock at Hoboken. Going down | ™issing out of a crew of 15. bay, the transport was salu the flotiiia of small craft those waiting to welcome iral Sims, coming in on uretania, Mylo in a according The 260 tons, British vessel of to Lloyds’ regis. d in Australia. been us RRR RRR ee Counter Revolt in’ Budapest. | alert to oppose a coup d'etat, WILSON DECIDES ON A POLICY IN RUSSIA An America GREATEST DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE Entered a Be May 9, ond Claas Matter ontoftion TTLE, WASH., MONDAY, A FY LABOR MEN STARTING NEW MOVE Pettit Says He'll Stand by Guns in Spite of “50 Recalls” 66 ARRESTS ON TAG DAY TACOMA, April 7—The re fusal of the city counell and po lice officials to sanction the tag day of the soldiers’ I} sailors’ counell Saturday, and the subse quent arrest of 66 tag sellers, re sulted today in a move on the part of Tacoma union labor to recall the entire city administra tien, Including Mayor C. M. Rid defi and Com sioners Pettit, Harrison, Shoemaker and Daviv clthiens’ meeting, called immediately special seaton of the yew oma Central Labor council terday « The n for elteu mor ton Works H. KR. Harrison ix a member suncil, he was are ot = sanrenqielp ~* bers of the city council in the refusal to w the tag day headed by resident of the T dex “EASTER PEACE” “::. =. w avor to get the rele diers and civilians rested Sat the sold ore’ council Delegates Believe Treaty Is (fre ice in tne bull p LEEING -aper That | Fights for Americ anism. The Seattle star ANY PAPER IN THE PAC IFIC NORTH EST PRIL 7, 1919. RECALL THREATENE % * Tacoma Officials Facin ———e “Under His Tin Hat’’ “His (the doughboy’s) concern is to get home, Nothing else matters in comparison; we have a quarter of a million homesick men in the army of occupation, and to these can be added every Ameri- oldier France “It surprised me to diseover that a lot of the regulars are anxious to get out of the army. With the exception of a comparatively small number of old-timersy who know no other life and would be lost in civilian competition, this was true every- where I went. s for the national army men and the guard, they all want to get back to their old in jobs. No more soldiering for them! To the last man they are thru with the army—fini! They are sick to the soul of war with these combat divisions; and peacetime soldiering with its petty garrison dutics and restrictions has no appeal for them. “Yet I believe their feeling goes so deep that our men who have done the fighting would never volunteer for service except in case of war, They are not pacifists, but they are tired of khaki and the military system; they are fed up with hard- ships and misery and horrors. “But at that,’ they declare, ‘I'd liefer be fightin’ pian lie go thru this damned peace ‘soldierin, “A two-fisted fighting man who has acquitted himself well in battles does not take kindly to the rule-of-thumb existence. He is apt to chafe over the importance attached to placing his feet at an angle of 45 degrees when standing at attention, and when an inspector from corps headquarters reports that he found a K. P. careless about his finger nails he recalls the Argonne Woods and groans in bitterness of heart. “The boys are growing pessimistic about home. They sing songs nowadays voicing their incredulity of ever getting back.” From in the tullo is with the Ur current r His Tin Hat f the Saturday ree Pattu nue Evening Post overseas forces in German Airplanes to Shower BAVARIAN LEADERS PPR PPAR PAARL PPP PPI PDP PDP PPL LDP PLL LP PPP PPP PPP AP PPP PPP PPO FROM REDS LATE EDITION TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE ‘ Weather Forecast: by Mail, $5.00 to $9.00 ——— light frome conte variable winds le + * & & g Figh ) SEND HELP. COMMUNI TO TROOPS FORCE IS f IN RUSSIA RULE NO Machine Gun Squads Assembly Building in Munich Volunteer Force of British- ers Will Be Dispatched to Archangel BOLSHEVIK] RETREATING LONDON, April 7.—The ad vance guard of the British relief expedition is scheduled to sail for Murmansk on Wednesday, it was learned today. From there it ngel at the main force of the expedition OUSTED MEN MAY riot BY FRANK J, TAYLOR United Press Correspondent BERLIN, April 6—(Delayed) —The Bavarian government, considering opposition to the communists hopeless, is leaving Munich, according to dispatches: from that city teday. It plans to” ave in two sections, the first calling early. in Day end wee wt| make o tet stand te fe ond on May 15, The expedition will Ge posatys ergs a : be composed entirely of volu ne GRINCH Y | SORE ae 4 Nicholas ‘Tehaykoveky, « Human 4 (0 be making efforts to peevead tatesman from Archangel, address, {'™ establishment, of the ing @ Quakers’ me appedied for aliled aid. Without it Russia will become a playground for Germany and Japan. ng yesterday e = laimed soviet republic. centering thetr campaign in rural districts. Communists, armed with he Mesinwea’ “ere of SUn#, are reported to have men What v need is munitions, the assembly building in 2 stiyivtiés and or yesterday morning, preventing © A dispatch from Kovno, relayed | eng of the landtag. sas AR ePoae.. b eiracs bar At the sw time the oa + Pig ces are pe. DCkaN strengthening their ties treating from Nor rn Lithuania. the Hungarian and Russian #0} bind Part of the shevik army is said Urge Triple Union to have mutir refusing to fight, The Bavarian soviet leaders are ported to be demanding abolition all government parties, tion of « general political strike fraternization of the Bavarian, Hi garion and Russian soviets with @ entente radicals. They are said consider overthrow of the Bat government as the signal for ings in the entente countries wi will abolish all national dif : In Berlin the soviet executive coum cit has demanded abolition of War Minister Noske’s volunteer army. It called upon all workmen to boycott the bulldings in which recruiting te U.S. DECIDES RUSS POLICY Definite Plan Ready to Sub- mit to Other Allies PARIS, April Ameri- 3 Me ee ae ten ian can peace delegation has evolved — going on, Some of the newspapers Soon to Be Signed bs ca aad thek we a definite Russian policy. it was | charged today that Russian agents . Bede ae taraiae thar tiktoy tae reported today, It will be sub- operating with the Spartacans BY FRED 8. FERGUSON oe kuew t cod jaieew eis WETS _ mitted to the other attied dete- anizing the new revolution and United Press Correspondent bind ‘ae dnd ked that we be gotter gations for ratification. mpletely demoralized several PARIS, April 7—W ree igh- cornu pat yee Airplans flying low and drop- the 159th infantry, and 38 men of| ‘The reported policy, it was said,|of the government's regiments: . of this r ’ A v f ; four” resumed its co her fag yladeerepas ping flowers on the steelelmet- | the 26th engineers, ail casuals does not include recognition of the wa = ct that another log oday a feeling of hope prevailed in| ‘M*) the vermin ar op dbe : rivate John Berg, 6244 Woodlawn | Bolshevik. government, but is such|has been ¢ ed to liberate at ican circles that the predictions! ..04 and the air in here carries a| °¢ Heroes of the Argonne fore | Diente E that Premier Lenine is likely to ac n war prisoners, _ of Premier Lioyd George and For. foul stench. The boys join in protest} = 808 Atlantic st., of the 91 cept it eign Minister Pichon of an “Easter! at ex-soidiers should be treated in Streets canopied with red, have t Ko Ri ne nh sible, it was de ‘ . gonne nd vance and are closed eA CE ro} a subi eC ? done, claiming that they were ps clared, depends chiefly on’ the Bric | {one claiming that they w Sirens shriekir beings a to" Die’ alliee” ye Wrestler, Lanta Are Nearing End ish and French. So if they have | ney law tnt rent i eclve Is playing, crowds cheer- Minar cava heninadin tah promising to discontinue Bolshevik) ‘TOKIO, April §.—(Delayed)-—Eind concluded they can agree on the vie | eee eee et are of the great attack, but ede nda and grant. anti-Rolshe- of disturbances in Korea started By rious problems by that date, peace is |'™,0o'"! I on the Job and in-| 7 are. features being worked|1n walking a mile to a first aid | Vik districts the right of self-determl-|{orean nationalists is near, Gielt satel: nearer ead! Pe wishes enc ae a stenags ORISE Colella was wounded three | nation in return for withdrawal of Gov. Yamagata announced here to The American ever, were the |, 6: debate.” waa Comin for Se aprnneceed later All armies and shipment of food andj day, upon arrival frem Seoul. He or e date peters, ame] 5 ones eatery Whe. Pettit t of the 1xtdivision, who are) “We are glad to get back,” saya|Taw materials has received advices from his Seoul ing », March then April| termined reply today to the r » éntrain at New York for | Berg. “Our experience has shown us office that memorials have been ree 1. On the t f the American | of the unions to recall the clty ad-| their westward trip most any time|that the U. 8. A, ts the best land ceived from influential Koreans, ree conclusion Agreement appeared | rinistration in the worl | the recent activities, possible on each of th dates ‘ now jebcasimapeia fied: ta denied reports that éx- Another Tag Day ' com i settioment has been delayed far ; ; s : trae Fi We don't know when they're com cessive severity was used in quelling beyond the Am n forecast obvi w D. Padd ve Frank ¢ chairman of the demonstr; ously thru a fault of the Americans ier the welcome committee but enn : { PAGE TWO} Ri s Delay ] we are going right ahead with prep more optimistic of the dele : ; ng wil sae rf wrations, #o that everythi will katex believed the question which Denies Council Is iy Oban tle those nin Officials of Krupp Works tay—reparations—would be cleaned Bolshevik in Aims Need More Money eta " Ordered Under Arms up today. ‘The task for the past two ‘Twelve men from the Soldiers’ and| The committee has $1,000 and Police Fired on in Tumult at i weeks has been centered on the Brit-| Sailors’ council of Seattle, 631 Lyons | needs more, because it will take | COPENHAGEN, April this problem, Lloyd George's pre-|for welling ta according to Presl- | ing men who are coming home now i plots in several towne, #56. satabilah election pledges and French promises | dent C. T. Lill. H. EB. Kiffinger and C Morse, of LAWRENCE, Mass, April 7.—~A]} nt of oviet republic, a se pledg prom len — me f fet publi mi of making the Germans pay the full We sent them over with some of /the Chamber of Commerce decorat:| uit oecurred here early today when | official patch from Berlin an bee it tee war have been the stum- | the ore Ny ia er oie tanusedane Vs abs aot . : yp Rogen eis hen: £060 kein textite nounced t my Repressive measures After the “I ur” had virtually |“And we will go their bail tempted. Bands have pffered their | workers rushed. the Lp ws The Krupp wor reported to be agreed on the plan for leaving col Lill denied that the Seattle organi: | services free nator Misa, Pein: | Huting stones thru the windows. | si, and ite: officials shave: bean in lections in the hands of a special! zation ta a “Be ik organization” | dexter is expected in Seattle for the|'The Holy Rosary Cath Shur gM| En bp arth thichnae an oe oat permanent commission without nam-|or has any connection with the #0-| occasion, All merchants are asked we attacked nd valuable stained ing a specified amount of indemni-|catled Soldiers’, Sailors’ and Work: | to prepare decorations & - wiagow : pn f : tles, a division of reparation under | ingmen’s council Local aviators will cut capers tn] More than 70 shots are sald tol 4 enited Prean dispatch from 1 he N el the ye collection scheme became ‘Our purpowe ia to aid the) the air nd mortars fire Hog bs nie a es ade a sont oe llin Saturday night, said the govern OV greatly Involved returned service man," he said, “and | bombs Nie: “bg : - tment had discovered a plot to pro- Leading bankers from the Scandi-|not to foment industrial trouble.” | uals Included lice took part. According to the} Rist»? in that city navian countries, Holland and other | Some of t Beattle men are Lieut. Charles H Paul, of Com-| poll arent Simathy 0 pda | Arming the Krupp officials may neutrals arrived today to confer! on other charges than that of pany 1, 464th Infantry, 91st division, |automobilo was fired upon when | Arming the Zetipn officials may with the financial experts of the) tags, Lill said. Three have immigra: | already home sfenciig four) the marshal appeared before the} st on the works ii-aut efeank en peace conference regarding German | tion charges against them and mostmonths in hosy to recover from | strikers to read the riot act obtain a large supply of arms and credite in their countries, of the others are charged with re-| wounds received during the Argonne Charles Catalio, a othe was ar- | ammunition. The Germans recently advanced | «isting arrest, Lill xays that he can-| fighting, has been appointed to the reated br Nick Aca lg ate. the plea that they were unable to|not support the actions of some| welcome committee, He will work| also leading the NK In ada | make immediate gold payments to|of the men Out plans to include all discharged) ton, 27 other strikers were taken 363rd and 347th to : : ‘ on of the|by the police and held on charges the allies owing to the interest on| Lill insists the Seattle council has s of the 91st, division of t i 6 West Sh tl : of rioting. | ome or" y —BY— ond to certa neutrals falling | no olutionary ideas, but was or: | celebration . At a rhe wtatue ot theese eee ote es oivice. wien ee ek 400 men from the North-| Despite the number of shots said} SAN FRANCISCO, Apri! 7 " i fe learned from the Nouteete theen |e Tetlee in. ObtaanIne ieee | wat eiu arrive in Camp. Lewle|to have been fired, mo one wae Te- | the. railroad administration wil. MARY ROBERTS RINEHART ie Meutrale them: | their own re fe hes 1 ne fobs . ithin a few days, for discharge. | ported wounc tempt to send the rd infantry s ; “a eee hekathty HHAlee pollee repor yland 847th field a Y across the rage 3* | ‘he council has on hand $14.0 This is the m x = ‘o'clock am ne Se tomd, Lat - aut ‘ ab dicated b: AN GENERAL STRIKE the bulk of which was contributed|man Gates in a telegram f po the Attor 31 el ak tht = rnin Row. : atin nt t ite - _ tna nied by HRLIN, April 6-—(Delayed,)—|by, the employes of Bkinner &'Md-|Great Northern rallroad., FepOesing | Seleuse te eee as, wae Nuri | Beane Tae nce od at py mat eet peo poe td = na $300 be tie pata’ st-dally Te jue night. ‘The troops includ house at 40 Newbury st.) Mad n, Jervey, assistant chief of | n a e plans for 4 gener early nex Do ane me paid out da | jeuday 1 sion wrecked door and | s e ne are expected to - week, Government forces are onthe for thé relief of soldiers, sailors and|298 men of the 848th infantry, 204 vowr a nd | staff, The men are exy ar- | their families, he ‘says, 4 infantry, 30 men of | part of the rear of the building. men of the rive between April 14 and 13, \

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