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Samoanische Zeitung, Volume 19, Issue 19, 10 May 1919, Page 1 (Supplement)

Awanui. —The Italian Delegates are returning' to Paris. A Revolution has broken out at Sofia with Sanguinary fighting these air serious riots at Freemantle. Lumbers threaten to use arms. Cabinet is considering the position. Japan states that she will return Shangtung to China retaining the economic priviledges granted to Germany and the right to establish a settlement at Tsingtau. It is that the Allies offer Puime to Italy after three years as a free port. (Received from Honolulu on the 6th May). London. Fiume question settled in full on an agreement with the Italian Government on the basis that Fiume remains autonomous for two years and then will be assigned to Italy. (Paris dispatch of Exchange Telegraph.) If delay continues at Versailles it is contemplated Berlin will recall German delegates which can only be sent Versailles again when Allies ready negotiate by German wireless. London. — Bavarian Spartacans blew up a train crowded with Republican troops near Munich. Exchange Telegraph says three hundred bodies found. Paris.—lt is believed certain that Clemenceau will hand the Germans the Peace Treaty next Thursday, according to the French papers. New York. Rock away Beach naval station fire damaged two seaplanes which were to start to-morrow on first big trans-Atlantic flight. Commander Towers announced weather permitting start for Newfoundland will be made to-morrow by one undamaged seaplane and possibly two others. Paris.— The Treaty will be handed Germany at 3.15 on Wednesday. (Received from Honolulu on the 7th May), London. —Gustave Ladtuer Minister Bavarian Soviet Gov-

ernment, shot by Government troops. Budapest. Soviets are making a last effort to raise the red army. It is estimated that they number a hundred thousand. Berlin. — Italy accepts the terms according to a communication. It is Jbelieved\ that they seek to remove the personal element in the controvery and give way to territorial readjustment when relations resume. Vienna, Saturday.—lt is stated in allied circles that the commanders of Serbian and Rumanian troops have decided not to occupy Budapest and are confining their operations to Vienna.

Berlin. Heavy fighting among Bavarian Government troops in Munich in which were-tnany killed. Paris. —Negotiations Fiume been settled in full agreement with the Italian Government on the basis that Fiume shall remain free port for two years, when it will be assigned to Italy. Rome. Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnio of Italy started for Paris today.

Versailles. —President Wilson and Premier Clemenceau and Lloyd George visited the " Trianon " this afternoon to inspect the arrangements tor the ceremony of handing over the Peace Treaty to he Ger-t mans. They expressed themselves as satisfied. Paris. The decision of Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnio to return to Paris was taken spontaneously after Conferences in Rome during the last few days according to the " The Council of Three did not reply to telegram received from Baron Sonnio on Saturday, New York. Private telegraphic advices received here to-day indicated that losses in recent earthquake in San Salvador are heavier than was at first supposed, particularly in the city of San Salvador.

American Red Cross San Salvador actively engaged in work of caring for inj ured and homeless, and endeavours in this direction are making heavy demands upon its local resources. Paris. The situation in Lemberg has lately greatly improved, according to a despatch. Berne. are advancing along a front of 260 miles from Courland to the region of Grodio and are approaching Vilna according to a report received by the Lithunian- Press Bureau. Lithunian advancing troops have occupied Seikei and Wiewai 24 miles from Vilna and the bridgehead of Ciesna on'the River Vilna. (Received from Awanui on the Bth May). The Peace Treaty has been handed to the Germans at last. Germany is to renounce -territorial and political rights outside Europe, to disarm fortifications, suppress air forces, fleet and army to be negligible and to surrender the Kaiser for trial. The territory held by Germans in Poland, Denmark, France and Belgium to be surrendered. Germany must before May 1, 1921, pay a thousand million sterling in gold, goods, and ships and restore all property in the invaded territory. The Italians have returned to Paris and an early settlement of the difficulties is expected. Wilson is receding from his previous position." Italy agrees to admiaister Fiume for four years and afterwards becomes absolute owner. Austria protests against cession of Tyrolian towns. Roumanian, French, Serbian and Slovak forces are advancing on Budapest, and the fate of the Soviet Government will soon be settled. The ExKaiser has asked for permission to return to West Prussia Hindenberg has retired into civil life. The German General Staff has been abolished.