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Show rise (to DESERET EVENING Thrift. Read the Minx. hniii toe MTtofi opporta- - Jltlrt- - 36 PAGES SATURDAY MAY , SALT 24 1919 LAKE CITY IVxUf'a PPer jet new UTAH !itD At Ponta Delgada; NAVY. COSTING Flight May 14 Weath- Delay ' erWASHINGTON, fou th The Ben SIXTY-XIXT- II SEAPLANE FLIGHT Weather Still JBad NC--4 Sei Today. conditions still were unfavorable for the naval seaplane NC-4- 's start from --Ponta Delgada for Lisbon the A. message announcing flight would not be attempted was received by tb navy department from Admiral Jackson at Ponta Delgada this morning, but caused no disappointment, aa weather forecasta had indicated continuation of atorms In the vicinity of (he nralDi whllo it r. la YEAR Pit RED . IS lo--d-sr I TO PROTEST k TREATY - Azores. Each Plane Worth $60,000; REDMAN DECLARES Paris Writers Fear Action at Great Throng of People Cost INDIAN BUREAU IS Research . Work Gather to Voice SentiSmyrna Means a Diminu tion of French. Power in ment Against the Award $250,000; Patrol Costs ROBBING ABORIGINES Made by Pari Conference The Remainder. MINNEAPOLIS. The Near East. ' Minn. May Treaty With Remnant of Hapsburg Empire Will Leave 34. Charges hat the United States bureau of Indian affairs is Guard The Seven It Military Force a Corporal from the "squeezing the blood AMOY, Chin May 21 At a mast Beazell. P. W. By By William Cook. All Her Engine Sea Swept Clean of Her Battlecraft Indians whose affairs it adminis-- meeting hare today attended by a New StaI News Staff Xrest- - throng of people, (New York (New York (era, "stealing whatever, they protest were Dispatches From Various Correspondent.) Correspondent.) ery of War to he Yielded to the Allies and Her Muni and destroying the' old have, th terms of the peace adopted against Sources Report Russian Copyright. 119, by The Press Publish- treaty with TKEPAS3ET. NF., May 34. Since high morals of the race, were aa they affect Germany Cion Factories Closed. Co. ing , the departure, of the mae by Dr. Charles A. Eastman, Tsingtao and An address to Bolsheviki Defeats in PARIS. May 24 The prospect of the American Shantung. planes from here .members of the base president of the Society of Ameron the subject was press a of with out the Turkey adopted, and peace making treaty have been figuring ican Indiana, in an address at the expedition oralso wer telegrams With Many Quarters Germany chief peace plenipoteo tlaries are back at VersaiUea today cost of the Little theatre at the University of appear to, be growing less and less dered sent to the Paris peace conferproject. With means of liter an Important consultation at Spa with Premier Scheidemann and oth-naval Allied of Tha find disembarkation Minnesota. knowing authoritatively, they Their Enemies Confrontence, the Chinese peace and representatives of the German, home government. force at Smyrna means the end of the the legations of tbe Allied delegates Dr. Eastman, himself, a the planes and equipment cost and associatIt had been announced from'Berlin that the framing of Germany' that, to the ed powers in Sioux and a Dartmouth Turkish empire, according 49,888 each, and that the research ing Them on AIL Sides-1-GrePeking. to the .Allied peace term was to be considered atthe Spa college man, is In Minneapolis to The role which French Work brings the total to 359.680 To newspapers. "With Chinas declaration of war all arrange for the coming meeting conference and It seem probable that the final form of theee proposals the United States will play in the Near this ic added the cost of the destroyer Change Has- Come next fall of the national inter' previous treaties including that afbow ha been decided upon. ediof tribal a total is severely criticized by the East makes which of convention the grand society. patrol, There is an appreciable pause In .developments at Paris and Tsingtao ware rendered void Over Situation in Russia The convention. Dr. Eastman torial writers, who complain also that fecting 5L608.000. so far as the making 'of peace with Germany's concerned. the address to the .American aid, will be a protest meeting and. a and vast in orient lost France has one the of is cost The largely destroyer re dr-- " Justice ffemandsmus direct The peace conferees have been devoting moctrattention to the shaping ig Fires and - Explo 6U d field in which the has ai- the bureau bOokk -- Wortd-Dener- Wortd-Desei- et - et -- ic trans-Atlant- K ed at counter-proposa- ls - Ver-Jle- s, ' eeptn gTTo th evesae IsW As a result ( thepece "trraty'tdbgpresen tedTn tfceTAuMrEan delegatee. not has been announced that at a plenary session of the peace conference to have been on other stations if cost Is the Is held on Tuesday, next, the treaty with Austria win be formally laid hers, and the only actual problematical Hem pf extra fuel. The next day, it is 'exMore the represents tires of the Allied nations. Lieut. Commander D. E. Byrd. Jr., be terms will the handed the Austrian representatives. pected, secS The military terms of the document. It is understood, will provide that who was head of the navigation tion that ' made the preparations, nutria's great army,- - In 114 second only to that of Germany, be tomorrow for to a mere handful of 15,800 men. All implements of war now In the leaves Trepaasey Today he showed correlands of thi Austrians are to bedeetroyed and the further manufacture of spondents a marvellous collection of the sssidous la to be forbidden. .The naval terms, published in part some time charts, revised and supplied to planes, as well as instruments develo, sweep away the whole Austrian navy. oped by him, including the bubble JWspatchea from Paris indicate that sextant and drift indicator. These, more than any other two things, made will work of the peace conference 01 the .flight possible. 4 and with the signing of the treat-- g While Mr. Byrd protests that he between the Allies and the central had only a part in the invention, it is and It can be said that not only did he do Turkey. spires, Bulgaria more than ail others put together, sal that the work of adjusting con- -' but he is officially given, the great Ming views on subjects which are bulk of credit by Commander Towers. apo riant to the Allies is likely to take NextT to ' the instruments tntmpor-Unoe- th position 'chart," ' work S It jfcr "believed , jrairinrebletlme. out by Byrd and. G. W. XauUhale of wrefore, that American representa-r- a v the Hydrographic office. With this will remain lit Paris after the It is possible to get the exact posiWASHINGTON. ce has been made and President tion in four minutes ot. computation, May 2,r-Rece- nt has left for the United States official advices from various parts et and - may-- , revolu tiomxe navigation consider with the representatives of Mexico indicate the situation In the methods. altogether! 1 re-ise-ed mUTEIEPDIITS Qd important nays played a leading part. There appears to be a general assumption in French diplomatic circles that the United States will administer Constantinople and the adjacent regions and Armenia as the mandatory But it can for tbs league of nation be-- stated authoritatively that the American government haa not yet de cided on a definite policy in this re- Two-thir- of the Indians are of the educated type which, be himself represents, he added. Many are well to do, some are millionaires, but they never see their money and the agent is likely to be "too busy to give out the millionaire his 1 1 0 monthly allotment, he said. Educated Indian are discrim- inated against because they "know too much" and there is no redress, since complaints can be lodged only through th agent. Dr. Eastman mid. A-- sociated PrsaJ Michael J. Ryan, one of the representatives of Irish Societies in the United -Slates, who have here in eonneetkm with an effort to Beep r a hearing fnr'the Irish Smit ' Fein delegates before the peace conference, left today for America. Frank P. Walsh of Kansas City and former Gov. Edward F. Dunne of Illinois, the two other members of the committee, have decided to remain here for a rtma to await developments regarding tha request that - Prof. Edward DeValera and other representative of the Irish cause be given sate conducts to come to Paris. -- I. The nation that makes thegreatest fully expressed before tbe world Ad ef Abe miring your noble principle of justice: profit. by. lhte djfcnwMnberJtienl r Chinees request1 year Turkish empire to- Tec.''which a and equality, efforts in opr ebvim-i- u the beginning of tha peace conference order to secure -4 " dee--ray- -- 1 in th militarist says: . - "Her w have th United States deeply engaged in European affair Unless American public opinion, which ha always been bound to It continental isolation, react powerfully, one may say that m a very short time there will be no more Atlantic. All through our era theee intermediary countries between Europe and Asia have been the reservoir of nearly all tbe storms which have swept across Europe." Passing Of The Sick Man. St. Brio in Th Journal, says: "Th desire to distract attention from the Adriatic problem seato thelataef TttXt key. The occupation of Smyrna is tbe British Diplomatic Agent. death warrant of the Ottoman empir The passing away (f the Sick Man WASHINGTON. May 24 would leave us cold enough if it did Ronald not spell tbe end of French Influence Lindsiey haa arrived In Washington to as act councillor and in the Near East. of the British emhasey during charge the existence of th vacancy caused by Lord Reading's retirement and during tbe abJAPANESE DIPLOMAT sence on leave of Cohnlle Barclay, who to returning to England with his LEAVING WASHIfiGTDN J?" PQwct-wU- 1. MUTE the-Aa- sm h -- ( . are however, working putting the t track into shape again. American motor launches have been brought on flat cars from Murmansk and, it is expected, will soon be operating with olhrr craft on Lake Dneg.. which is connected and by river canal with Lake Ladoga, the largest in Europe, the Neva river and Petro- i r- - 1 v e 1 ; 0. T( pre-Mre- American Alii. .. The hard grad. The artillery continue active on the. Archangel front And there are ocfamily.". casional raid" but no serious fighting. Several hundred American tnfantrv- men are still in the fighting line on the S. S. Demobilization. Dvina and Vaga sector They will be relieved. American engineers, WASHINGTON, May 24. Units now boor however, continue to work on nearly to sail: 100.696 la May. 208.600 ta June all sector and the smalt remainder In July. A definite schedule has been arranged Would Join for closing all the supply sections and leave areas now under control of tbe WASHINGTON. rJay 24 The A. E. F. headquarter General headin western Russia. ,are Cbaamout will be closed a union of their territory withseeking quarters at Finearly In June after which time tbe land. according to Helsingfors reports v Coblenz sector will .be supplied direct t tbe Swedish press transmitted tofrom Antwerp. day to the stats department. eon--reo- ee PES m -- se e y. ...LONDON. May-3-4 Great fires and loud explosions have occurred in and e Pari " 24.-lis- . 0.1. around Petrograd, according to reports forwarded ty the Daily Mail's date of Thursday It is believed that th Bolsheviki prefeed by the Ealho-nia- n advance are destroying the munAnti-JapanesBoycott , . itions in Petrograd. Machine firing also ha been heard PEKING. Friday, May 23. ( By the in Peirograd end it is reported that Associated Press.) Foreign mission- the population has risen against the ary organisations here have adopted Bolsheviki. a resolution which wilt be cabled do the peace conference calling attention Yank Engineers Aiding te th serious conditions created by tb decision in the Shantung question. ARCHANGEL The resolution expresses the opinion Friday. Mav 23 that Chinese dissatisfaction to justi- (By The Associated Preen i tttrnrri-ca- n railroad troops are playing an imfied. Tbe boycott is spreading, particularly at Rhanai. portant part in the rapid advance of Allied troops southward along the Japanese authorities have lodged a the protest against tbe use of th terra Murmansk railway. The Bolsheviki, "enemy goods" with relation to Jap- as they move southward, are destroyanese gooda ing bridge in A0 effoft. lo Imped J he . muktstsi 'Fertinx" writing Echo de i t Fires at Petrograd - ly If radio direction finding does not subjects northern part of that country due to governments the varied become the ruling method, one other attention- demanding Villa operations is more serious than most important matter that may now hitherto has been reported. It was become - a matter of general knowlIr eaty Ready Tuesday is- the perfection with which the learned today that Villa and his rebel edge Richardson hull of the NC boats has TARIS, Friday, May (By The band are now threatening part of tnet the supreme test. This flight ueocialed Press.) It was announced Durango, as wed as Chihuahua to the hull was worked out by Commander H. C. Richardson of NC-- i. and may 1U the treaty to be presented to Am-- r north. would be considered at a plenary now be said to be amaxmgly good American mining men have asked Mr-- Richardson is 45. and the oldest eMon next Tuesday and would be laid xtore the Austrian delegation prob-ul- y for to be ready of all in the crews. Tbs average age special' trains . to Wednesday. remove themselves and is It33. The oouncil of four today considered families has become known that, even , from the danger zone with Js military terms as framed by M ariload the trimming of the NC-3- 's Villa of the when osi Foch, commander-in-chie- f approaches. ' Of- by leaving behind Lieut. Rhodes, part OAKLAND WOBBUES ijied armies; Geo. Dias, supreme ficials asserted, however, that as yet of the equipment and 176 gallons of RAIDER ANDJAILED. woman der of the Italian army and no Amertcatr liad been hiotested Arid gasoline,- - tt carried 'pounds more ther military leader. Austrias foreither of the others. than Villa FOR RED ACTIVITIES himself had treated all midable army Of upward of a million that,. It is interesting to recall that, while with consideration. Some here, the flyers never referred to the ewa, which was second only to that Americans OAKLAND. CL. May 34. Five d Germany is reduced by the treaty American property has, however, been boats as "she, but always as it- i 15,888 men; virtually all military The last of the American vessels got men alleged to be leading memtaken ViiUsta the when needby they away today. The Prairie wen this opplies would be surrendered or bers of the L W. W. are in the and further military produc--- ed food, material and fund. morning, carrying Cspt. Arthur Crencity prison as the reeutt ef A raid-to- day -Th capture and .sacking of parral shaw, commanding the third deabolished. on the headquarter of the -are similarly by VlHistas has been confirmed in stroyer flotilla. As she passed out of The naval terms Polka detectives organization. surrenall the of the Amerithe being harbor, warships rateping, dipping arrested all the men found in the der and Austria's position as a naval detail by reports received within the can colors above the correspondents place, and removed a wagonload last three day Anumber of other im- car owr terminated. acknowledged by- - Cajpt. f document, pampbieur. and"' The council of foy r also conOnued portant places are said to have been Daniel T. Ghent. - In honor of her even the charter, which was torn rebels intaken by the and in each of thu economic stance S consideration going, the village flew a surprising from the wall. the over federal went garrison were aases of the Austrian peace treaty to number of of flags. every They Those arrested are Axel Kelson. Vii lists a with Uttle opposition. Mtmg-t- n from the Newfoundsort, imaginable experts for consultation-Th- d Thethe Joseph M. McHugh. William Aussituation in Chihuahua CUy is said land ensign and the Union Jack, to American delegation has bo grave. Villa forces threaten to the house tin, Akel Dricson and Louis J. of a memorandum showtng the to flags fishing schooners, Cavaili. The police said these take that city soon, according to the and even old Rstn of affairs before the peace weather no At signal men have been distributing literaand --will hate little difficulty other time during the stay of the fleet on the conclusion of the Aus-mt- n advices, ture in doing so. containing die I oral statewas there such a display. The dresstreaty. ments, and also have been spreadVilla was it learned himself, through was formidable a of evidence extraorthe ing today This discloses that ing radical propaganda. advices today, is now at dinary the Trepasslans have mount of business ts still to be transa- authoritative the head of a force at Gomel come to regard feel for the Americana. cted, besides the Turkieh and Bul- Martas, only six large miles from Torreon. The destroyer Ward and Walker DENY WILD YARN garian treaties, covering the whole followed the Prairie to Newport. The XEge of interallied subjects. The MEXICO 23 CITY. Friday. May fuel ship Hisko went last of all. and "memorandum leaves no doubt that the OF DISSENSIONS Gen. Candtdo Aguilar, former secre- the village onference will continue for a con aid already is going back to soon of will leave -- that affairs, foreign tary the be broken till wont quJet treble time after the treaties have AMONG AMERICANS States on an official the caplin begin to come in for een signed and President Wilson has for the United was announced tonight. spawning. it mission, In a or week two. Then eft. , Nothing regarding the object of his the cod begin to run. and the fishing WASHINGTON, May trip was made public, but it is reported season starts. reports of resignations of Sew German Oligarchy unofficially It will be connection with attaches of th American peace pending petroleum legislation in Fri-Umission in Parts, construed to inTTRTCH. Switzerland, May 23. WILSON A dicate dissatisfaction in the mis(French Wlreleaz Service.) WASHINGTON. May 14 Ambassasion with the peace treaty, drew military oligarchy is being formed in Bonillas expects to be gone only a the first official dental today from rinnany, according to Dr. Richard dor said comparatively short time. It was the state department. It was detrailing, the author ' of ''JAccuse, TO REJECT Carran-wiefred more at the embassy that President nied that Bfi K. T. William blUi rim Munich, The oligarchy Is ambassador" to the consult ixraerftfl than the Schiedemann-govuifkep Bn f. .rgufaetuu iwara k .us XtTITl! IpISSiniis cOuntuea with the affair and stated that he was men; only 'managed to remain In relations between Mexico and the being loaned by th University of PARIS. -- May - 24. (By the support of the military United State, - The recent declaration California with the understanding" and of mercenary troop In dis- by Mexico denouncing the Monroe dated Press.) President Wilson has that be would be kept only until atInformed the council of four, it was cussing tbs peace terms. Dr. Grelling doctrine also has attracted much , April than more tention. that they were do ad in peace conference cirdee reported consul-gener- al could haw been expected, in View of in Chilean the Today today, that the other members of the This Kansas' Doctor rum and devastation caused by the New York issued this statement: German armies. He criticized the "The government of Mexico explain- council should be prepared for the - - Seems to be a Sort von Monmeeches delivered by Count United Stairs not to take a mandate ing its declaration regarding the Brwkdorff-Rantza- u at Versailles and roe doctrine statedibat the same was for or Constantinople Of Gasoline Stork any other part President Fehrenbach, before the made after having been eonsulted by , l f assembly before which both friendly governments. With reference of Turkey. rinsedfto admit the responsibility of jt0 0,11,. the embamy will declare that, This ts interpreted not as the per-- p BEAVER CITY, Neb.. May 24. Dr. F. A. Brewster of this city, bany. Dr. Grelling said that government ha not taken any stepsonal Inclination of the resident welaralions were falee and have little toward that end." using an airplane he recently pur!Lio-- e a mandate, but as a Precau eight and showed that their authors chased foe making long profesIt has been expected that rarious""" 4 not learned anything. He con- South American governments would tion in case Congress does not approve sional call flew sixty miles to ceded: of Turkish a mandate. the of disclaimers issue McCook, Neb, this morning to entertaining Germany made war to conquer same views as Mexico. two surgical operation-Th- e The reported stand of the president perform had old The regime territory. has had the effect of starting two distrip was mads in 56 minute be- prepared for It- - The people be-Jtinct movements with, relation to tbs He plans to return by plane this J Hitchcock to Speak that It was a war of defense Turkish problem. The first is to place afternoon. they had been fled to. All this an under International Dr. Brewster completed hto a been proved. Those who persist in on League Constantinople Taft With committee la which all the great first - tong distance flight yesterhave no right to com-- a would have a voice. Should jp knowingly powers day. Leaving Beaver CUy at 2 th of the peace terms WASHINGTON. May 24 Senator this not prove acceptable, the second o the rigor le the reeult of their p m. be flew to Herndon. 6$ mile Demrigor win be forward. This plan put plan Hitchcock of Nebraska, ranking aitude." distant performed a surgicaj opon based committb relations is, of the foreign ocrat assumption that If eration on a patient whose Skull tee. one of the chief supporters of the rivalries among the great powers bad been fractured in a Kanes Clearing House Banks. Prtsident Wilson's fight for ratifica- of Europe make it Inexpedient for oil derrick accident, and returned tion of the peace treaty, has accepted Great Britain, France or Italy to take vta the aerial route before sunthe mandate to entrust it to Greece Etr TORJC. May 24. Th actual an Invitation from formeron President three-day- s' with the down. His actual flying time to support, of the great powers. 'h'diuaa of clearing house banks and Taft to accompany him weeka In Herndon and return was leas than the Premier Ventxeloa has let it be trip next companies or the week shows middle-wes- speaking adknown an hour la Greece that t. ready to aramme They will make hold 54.157.69 reserve in Wade Stevens of Beaver City, rjlher of legal requirements. This Is dress at Omaha, Neb. on Saturday at th mandate if neither the United Z' States nor aa International comm tssion 'a Former army avtatioa tacteass of 4.41.; from test a state convention of peace Magus to prepared 4 ssantni responsibility. tor, to ttie doctor's pilot. societies. Ber 31 1 1 Kdl-cha- expression for Presilaid before tb oouncil 16 claims to dent Wilson's 14 points and the lofty more part of tb Turkish empire, involved aims in th calling of the inthat portion in A si and these were approved by th Allied gov ternational peace conference. -- --be-ee in view of the fact that America was not in a stats of war with Turkey, the as to exquestion haa been asked herewar ship actly what part American are playing in the Gulf of Smyrna. The American peace delegation has as yet no explanation to offer. - n . ik spect- RYAN LEAVES PARIS BUT FRANK P. WALSH AND DUNNE REMAIN PARIS.-.May.JLB- to'ratton of Tsingtao to Chin China is sions in Petrograd. willing to make Tsingtao an open port and Indemnify Japan for all the expenses of her conquest. LONDON. Friday, Slay 24. (Brit-"The Allied powers justify Japan's Wlrelew Service) A rre&t change retention of the economic interests of haa come over the situdUon in Rus-- l Kao-S- n because of the and Shantung through the successes ot the var- tPetra- force said trestle being concluded unofficially and not having been ratified grad is closely threatened by the adby the national assembly, are void If vances of the Finn and the Esthon- tbe Chinese claim for the Shantung Ians on either side of the Gulf of Fininterest and Tsingtao fall. China will land and by that of Gen Maynard in never forget the injustice and her re- the region of Lake Onega, while Bolsentment will result in Japans losing shevik attacks on the Archangel front more than she gain have ceased, and the Boleheviki have Chinese 'The people are now as been UDable to check Admiral watchful aa before they were apatheforces west of the Urals tic. We must ensure our ideals being ht Finland TOKIO. May 1. (Correspondence of thq Associated Pres) It to understood that the forthcoming return of Vtocount Ishli. the Japanese ambassador to Washington, to connected with a Oi-n- misunderstanding concerning tbe appointment of a financial adviser U ei Chin International News Brevities The Japanese government appointed Baron Sakatanl financial adviser Vtocount to the Peking government to Tokio reported Isbti. U appear objection to that Washington bad no Dr. Reinsch, the appointment Later,to China, eV the American minister t-- 1 f " ab-nc- WASHINGTON. May 24 Viscount Entente Reply ApPTOVed Ishii is sailing for Japan about th middle of June, the first date he has' Hava . News-her- e PARIS May 24 been able ts get passage. It is said that as the Tarauchi admlnistra- papers here unanimously approve of tion. which sent the ambassador herd. ,e "fairness, justice and precision" of LT!T reply of the peace coherence, it Is necessary for him to gd Into dose thetb.notes of Coant von BrockdorfT- new the with foreign touch personal Rantzan. . In the reply relative to sco- office head Baron Uchid norolo they sea the resolute The Incident growing out of Amer- delerm questions (nation of tbs Entente to obican objection to the appointment of tain all desirable reparation" the Japanese Baron Sakatanl aa financial adviser to the Chinese governRecord ment, If to expected, will be discussed, Frenchman but as it was disposed of last summer and long before Secy. Lansing's dee . PARIS. May 34. Lieut. RogeL the parture to Paris It is not believed French aviator, who in April made a further steps will be taken at present. non-stflight of more than 488 miles It is understood the American ob- from Lyons to Rom, started this was based Bakatahi Baron tb jection morning on a flight from Paris to upon hto position in the strife between Morocco, whence be plans to attempt K ap- a flight across tbe Atlantic to Brazil, tbe north and south of Chin with Dakar as a starting point. pointment has buna mad ! After op 4 Hun Wear Bonds Tumble COPENHAGEN. May 24 Germs n ar loans Issued at 96 fell to 72 during the week, the Berlin correspondent of the National Tldende reports. tx Huns Back at Versailles 1 X t by the ASHoavrro press tered a Want Treaty Reconsidered This led to inquirtoo . Wash i ton and tt transpired that a misunderthe . LONDON, Friday. May 23. Au apstanding had occurred and that, American government had not apnumber of emtrwot aignad by proved the appointmenthad th con- peal Viscount Ishii. who professors and other tnctadtng the embartrary impression, was much bishop of Oxford. Arthur Henderson. rassed and requested a leave of The entire question may j tined a. due t. language dim- GA. Murray and Jerome K. Jerome, has Viscount Ishii to regarded here as keen rehere the published win urging , very able diplomat and efforts of th terras of peace on bel made to induce him to remain in consideration that they belle the spirit the service as Japan's representatlvs, the- ground 14 points of President Witoon. j of the at Washington. - - r ir i VERSAILLES. Brockdorff-Rantxa- u May 24 and Count-vo- n tbe other members of the German peace delegation who went to Spa on Thursday, returned here this morning with tha exeeptioa of. Tr Theodor Melchotr. the financial expert. Ail the member of the 'party were smiling and seemed In good spirit -- French Flyer9 Plans ' PARIS, May 14. Lieut. Roga. French aviator, was ready this morning to begin a flight from Paris to The aviator plana to at- Morroco. tempt the jump across the Atlantic from Dakar to Brazil tf conditions prove favorable. Polish Successes LONDON. Mav. 24. Polish troop have capttired the Important town of. Lutsk, in Voihyma, northeast of Lemberg. from the Ukrainian a Centra.! News dapatch from Berlin say Tbs Poles also took 2.909 prisoner and a number of ; gun large |