The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1919, Page 9

DVB? eat a PL ~ ENGTONTRE, ~ ROBBED, HANGED BY TERRORISTS Hunearian Noblemen Accused of Ordering Executions by the Wholesale. # in the Trans-Danubian region, are, Printed to-day by such conservative newspapers as the Neue Freie Presse’ and Arbeiter Zeitung. The latter paper says that meetings are beld nightly to perfect the organization of White groups to protect Premier Freidrieh in the expected civil war. It js known as the “Awakening Hungary” Party, and it is alleged by the Arbeiter Zeitung to be centred in & movement headed by such mon as Counts Szechenyl, Estherhazy, Pong- racz and Salm, Baron Pronay and other noblemen. Accoiding to this newspaper, nunrberiess hangings, whippings and extortions have taken place, the victims being Jews and persons suspected of Bolshevist tend- encles or of former affiliations with the Reds, Groups of officers are said to have participated in thesy vets, The despatches sive the names of VIENNA, Prees).Circumstantial accounts of the organization and acts of brutality of the Hungarian White Terrorists, which they allege continue unchecked 18 (Associated Franklin Simon s Co. A Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets e London-Made AUTO-SOIE RAINCOATS HAVE JUST ARRIVED TO MEET THE INCONSISTENCIES OF NEW YORK WEATHER 4 ono Se SSE elmo 4) T the turn of the seasons, i) when Summer merges into pag) Aurumn and the equinox brings its customary rains and cloudy days, 1t is wise to. be provided with an Anto-Soie raincoat that will not only, protect one in a downpour but prove a decorative accessory when the sun. shines. 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He wus hanged without any liminary examination, the news asserted. Numerous instances are cited of the alleged flogging of Jews and the im- position of Anes amounting to the en tire fortunes of the victims, the Ape: PLANS TEACHERS’ UNION. Initial Step Taken to Organize jctors, ning Work!,) Sept, 1%,—The initial move in an attempt to organise the teacherr of Connecticut into unton. and aMilate with the American Feders- tion of Labor has been made here by LV. Lampson, National Organizer and “iret Vico President of the Federation of Teachers, American In an address to ta of Stamford in the high # joriun he stated that there we hun tw. red and twotonctidrs’ ‘uhlon in the country and urged that Stamford teachers should take the lead and be the first to organize tn Connecticut, While nroat of the teachers eaproased themeclves as being In favor of the union idea, action wad deferred watil next week conmsanapdegeabs U.S. Atmy Officer to Organtes Han- gartan Potter. BUDAPEST, Sept. 18.—Col. Horivite of he American army has arrived here to wreanize the Hungarian potics fore, Changes, ere in in the Han arian Cabinet. ac ‘ding to the in political circles beliet money being exacted under threats of death, The newspaper says that one Jewish lad of eleven was thrown | into the Danube and drowned. In one | town where a number of Jews had | been arrested, the Arbeiter 7% declares, a Catholic priest appeared before the terforists and swore on the crows that the prisoners were in- nocent of any wrongdoing. His oath was not heeded and tho executions took place. A Hungarian woman artist named Kukovicze is said to have been bur- | ied alive on suspicion of being in sympathy with the communists. 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