Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-18 | Page 2 | Attack Made on Life of Former Hungary Premier

ATTACK MADE ON LIFE OF FORMER HUNGARY PREMIER AMSTERDAM, Oct. 17. As Count Stephen Tisza, the form or Hungarian premier, was leaving ihe lower house of parliament at Budapest. Wednesday, a yout h approached his motor car with a revolver, according to a dispatch received here from the Hungarian rapital. Count Tisza's chauffeur struck the would-be assassin as-sassin down before he could fire. The count's assailant was arrested. He gave bis name as Le.it ner and said he was 21 years of age anil an official in tbft food, department. He said he had Intended In-tended to attack Admiral Paul von Utilize, whose resignation as German sec-reiary sec-reiary for foreign affairs recently wan reported, during his visit to fiudapest, but thai Adminti von Hintze had left before he was able to accomplish his purpose.