LONDON.—"The surrender of these men is virtually impossible, turn it down so that other Germans should be handed over to the revenge of their Hungarian Will Surely Be a Monarchy.
VIENNA.—(By A. P.)—There is no doubt, according to newspapers here, Bulgarian Bolshevik! Plan Coup.
SALONIKI. —(By A. P.)—Bulgarian Bolshevik! have fixed May 1 for the coup d'état by which the present regime in that country will be ousted by violence, according to Sofia advices telling of the seizure of Bolshevik documents there. More arrests of communists are reported.
NEW YORK.—(By A. P.)—Sterling exchange rates, which reached the low record of $3.19 yesterday, opened today at $3.22½ and rose to $3.25½ at the end of the first hour.
Mexicans Abduct Another American.
WASHINGTON.—(By A. P.)—The abduction of Joseph Askew, an American citizen, during a raid by Mexican bandits on the plantation of Tlahualieo Company, near Lerdo, Durango, was reported to the state department today.
The Big Bend district of Texas is impossible, American customs officers today told the senate sub-committee investigating Mexican affairs.
Troops Alone Afford Safety.
EL PASO, Texas.—(By A. P.)—Were it not for the protection afforded by United States troops Mexican raiders would make existence of residents in all schools, churches, motion picture houses and other places of public gatherings be closed until such time as the decreased number of influenza cases made their reopening?  Advised.
Seven hundred cases have been reported.
Death from influenza occurred here today, Harry Lanhart, 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Lanhart, passing away. He became ill at 3 p.m. Death at Walla Walla.
WALLA WALLA.—One and died at 7 o'clock.
Another Death at Grangeville. 