Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-06-04 | Page 1 | Poison Needle Gang Busy as Crowds Gather

POISON NEEDLE GANG BUSY AS CROWDS GATHER I i BUDAPEST, June 3. With army officers in hospitals m consequence of having been pricked by poison needles, and a number dead, it is believed that bolsheviki are attempting to create new disorders during, ihe period of uneasiness attend ant upon the signing of the peace treaty :? The city is filled with terror at these outrages, which are committeed at night when officers offi-cers are going about on duty, and particularly when they are in the crowds. There are few people on the streets now, the cautious ones staying within doors. Order is being kept by mounted mount-ed police and squads of soldiers sol-diers armed with hand grenades, gre-nades, pistols and rifles with fixed bayonets, 4