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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-22
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it can work successfully. The First
division is the first division not only
numerically but the first division land
ed in France and perhaps you all know
is now thoroughly trained, high grade
unit, and so far has always delivered
the goods. Other units, like the Rain
bow division, which was organized
from all the states in the union from
national guard units, commanded by
Major General G, Il. Menoher, is fine
representative of the national guard
and has also done high grade work. At
the Chateau Thierry fighting, although
the number Of our trops engaged was
small, a good deal of important work
was done by machine gun units under
a major whose name do not know.
The whole brigade at that point was
commanded by General James G.. Har-
bord, who was recently Pershing's chief
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Marine Casualties

Washington, June 22.-Marine cas-
ualties reported today numbered 81.
divided as follows:
Killed in action, 4; dead of wounds,
Is; wounded severely, II.
The list follows:
First Lieutenant C. W. Smith, Deca.
tur, Ill.
Second Lieutenant H. T. Waterhouse,
Oakland, Cal.
Drummer c. w. Price, Atlantic City,
n. j.
Private L. N. Boone, stokesdale, N.
C.
Died of wounds, received in action:
Corporals G. G.. Christensen, Santa
Ana, Cal.
B. Berry, Jr., Bethsda, Nd.
Privates G. w. Anderson, Proctor,
Minn.
J. c. Etchison, Oakdale, Ill
c. c. Bemusdaeffer, st. Louis, Mo.
A. L. Dunfee, Boston, Mass.
s. Halblaub, st. Louis, Mo.
A. Leitner, Holstein, Wis.
H. c. Miers, Mclean, Ill.
c. Z. Nelson, Salt Lake City, Utah.
X. L. st, Clair, Eggleston, Va.
G. B. Sellers, Moscow, Texas.
Z. f. Small, Toledo, Ohio.
c. A. Towson, Washington, D. O.
X. A. TrOw, Trinity, Texas.
Severely wounded in action:
Sergeants NJ. Gill, Perry, Mo.
6. B. Roam, PattisOn, Miss.
Privates A. Erlandson, Lakeland,
Mich.
w. B. Flanagan, Conception Junction
Mo.
r. F. Geiger, Price Hill, Cincinnati.
A. II. Johnson, Hebern, Ind.
II. Moon, Eldwood City, Pa.
j. n. H, Phlegar, Russell, Kan.
J, NJ. Worrell, Colorado, Texas.
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Cantata at Rantiet Church.

Or. q. +. Holt S topic at the First
Baptist church in the morning will be:
" Glorifying the Common or Doing Com
mon Things in the Common Ways" " Iii
the evening the choir will render the
Cantata "Ruth." The following is the
program;
PART I.--S0RR0W
Introduction .---.................,.Organ, Violin
A Gfievous Famine .................. 49,. Chorus
Naomi: mo Go Your Ways, 0
Gracious Lord Miss Tartar
Choral Recitative Chorus
Ruth, Orpah, Naomi: Farewell"
Mrs. Peterson, Miss Fawk and
Miss Tartar
Ruth: g Entreat Me Not ...........
--................................ Mrs. Peterson
" Art Thou That Naomi2" Chorus
Naomi: ''Call Me Not Naomi" ........
....-.,.-..-.........,..,........,. Miss Fawk
I" weep No More - Chorus
PART II.--4vY.
I" See the Golden Rays of Morning"
~ Chorus
" Naomi Had Kinsman" .......... Chorus
Ruth: "Let Me HE Unto the Field"
Miss Davis
Naomi: eco My Daughter" ...s...
....,.-.-....-.......,............... Miss Fawk
Boaz: "Go Not From Hence ".....:.
Mr.. Smith
Ruth; "Why Have | Found9n
"Past All knowledge"
.,.....e,-..,.,............-.... Mrs. Peterson
Boaz; 81 Know the Goodly Decds''
Af. smith
$50 She Cleaned in the Field -. Chorus
Ruth, Naomi; "With Joyous Heart"
...-,,.,.,........., Mss Davis, Miss Tartar
"Nightfall" ...,......,...........,.......Ch Chorus
" Daybreak" ,,...........,..... Organ, Violin
=" Harkl Harkl The Cymbals Clash'
Bons: GLORY Be to Thee" Mr.. Smith
" Rejoice for Blessings Round Us Fall ;"
chorus
Miss Lily Siege, violiuist; Miss Lucille
Ross, organist; Miss Lena Belle Tartar
director,
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Chicago. June 22.-Officers of the
Michigan Central today advanced the
belief that the engineer of the equip
ment train was dead before the wreck
occurred.
General Passenger Agent Landman
said; "In no other way can ! account
for the fact that he ignored all dan
ger signals. He ran past two block sig
mas, two red lights and the usual fus-
es. The engineer is missing | believe
he was the only member of that crew
injured. -
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riust church Of ohriat. scientist.

Sunday services are held at 44O Che
mekcta street al II a. m. and 5 p. NJ
Subject Bible lesson, is the Universe
Including Man Evolved by Atomic
Forccqn Sunday school at 9:l5 a, NJ
Wednesday evening testimonial meeting
at s. Reading room in Masonic temple
suite 200 Is open every day except sun
day and holidays from ll;45 a, m. to 8
3. m. All are cordially invited to our
services and to visit the reading room.
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Euanrnlical Association

18th and Chemeketa street, Jacob
Stocker, pastor. Sunday school 10 a.
m. Sunday school, c. +. Williams, sup
erintendent; II a. m. divine service aud
sermon, Remember the Sabbath Day,
to Keep 1t Holy 7:l5 p. m. Young
Peoples Alliance. s p. m. sermon by the
pastor
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First Congregational.

Liberty and Center street. Rev. w.
c. Kantner, minister. 10 a. nj. Sunday
school with classes for all ages. Prof.
W. L. Staley, superintendent. IL a. M.
For Truer Vision. P. IN. Christian
Endeavor. 8 p. m. "The Manifest Man
Of All the Ages" A cordial welcome
for all
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of staff and who has been transferred
TO that brigade.
1.-The Goth division is reported as do
ing very well.
1.-THE general situation looks well.
1.-THE present lull on the western
front simply means that Germany is
relltting her combat divisions and pre-
paling for another drive. 1t does not
mean that the great battle is over at
all. We can look forward to a renewal
and repetition of what we have been
passing through these past few months,
as far as German activity is eoncernedh
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Church of God.

l776 Playground road. Sunday school
10 a. IN. Subject for the service at II
a. m. will be "The Binding and Loos'
ing of the Dragon, and the Last Judg
ment.'' Scene Rev. 20. Young Peoples
meeting, p. m. Subject for the ser
vice at s p. m. win be "The New
Heaven and the New Earth, the Final
Habitation OF the People Of Goa. Rev.
2l Prayer meeting Wednesday, p
nj. j. j. Gillispic, pastor.
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Nazarene Church.

Nineteenth and Marion streets. sun
day school at 10 a. m. Preaching at
IL and again at eight in the evening.
Wednesday night prayer meeting at 5
These prayer meetings are special fea-
ture Of the work at this church. Come
and see. Baptismal service at the creek
Sunday afternoon at two thirty. Como
over and enjoy an hour with US. A..
Welle, pastor.
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Highland Friends church.

Corner of Highland and North church
streets. Sahbath sch>vl 10 a. m. II a.
m. unveiling a service flag with special
music and talk By the pastor. Christian
Endeavor 6.45 p. m. Special evangelis-
tic service at p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday, p. m. Everybody welcome.
Josephine Hoekett, pastor, phone l465.
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Leslie Methodist Episconal

Corner South Commercial ond Meyers
streets. Horace N. Aldrieh, pastor. 9:45
a. IN. Sunday school, E. A. Rhoten, su-
perintendent. II a. m. and p. m. pub
lie worship, with sermon by the pastor,
z p. IN. devotional meeting of the Ep.
worth league, under the direction of j..
ID. Neale.
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Jr,on Lee Methodist Church.

Sunday school convenes at 9'4o a.
m. Chas Il. Hagerman, superintendent
Mrs. J. NJ. Clark. superintendent prl.
mary department. Morning worship al
II clock. Sermon by the pastor. Even
ing worship at 3 O'Clock. The pastor
will speak. The Epworth league will
meet with the other leagues at First
church. Strangers welcome at all ser
vices,
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South salem Friends.

South Commercial and Washington
streets. H. E. Pemberton, pastor. Bible
school at 10 a. m. Glasses for all. Albert
Miller, superintendent. Meeting for
worship and preaching at II a. m. C. E.
at p. m. Bible study, subject "The
Second Coming Of Christ" at p. m.
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land.
w. Cornelis, HOmCstake, Mont.
j. j. Donohue, New York.
NJ. C. Lacy, Munhall, Pa.
Z. l.. McWilliams, Shelton, Neb.
E. Ruffin, Surrey County, Va.
J. B. Thompson, Fort Scott, Kan.
d. Van Valkenberg, KerhOnkson, n
Y.
A. Zeimerscheide, Mora, Mo.
Died from airplane accident:
Sergeant s. NJ. Campbell, Anniston.
Ala.
Died from accidents and other causes:
Corporal A. S. Harris, Richvalc, Cal.
Priyats T. L. Bailey, Erskine, MINI
G. W. Bowen, Atlantic City, N. j.
r. Damone, New York.
c. +. Duffy, New Haven, Conn.
+. Il. Gael, Chicago.
L. B. Kleeber, Woodville, Miss.
&. Muscietro, Ballston Spa, N. Y.
j. Scanlon, New York.
H. Snielberg, Chicago.
The wounded severely include:
Captain NJ. w. Clark, Atlanta, Ga.
Corporal R. A. Moses, Clio, Ky.
r. R. Reynolds, Ontario, Ore.
j. L. Schlosses, Chicago.
Jrivates C. E. Annis, Rugby, N. D.
j. Z. Erect, Hanover, Pa.
r. Hosford, Menominee, Wis.
c. W. Knapp, Curwensville, Pa,
s. d, Lee, Calhoun City, Wis.
H. M. Mathis, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mich.
M. J. May, Avis, Pa.
A. Ripberger, Bellevue, Ky.
j. NJ. Ross, Hammond, Wis.
E. sletten, Westby, Wis.
r.. w. Stanton, Moosic, Pa.
j, B, Walker, Deer Lodge, Mont.
W. g. Williams, Butte, Mont.
c. G. Wolff, Belle Fourche, S. D.
N. Yushik, Cleveland, Ohio.
Wounded, degree undetermined:
Corporal Fl. H. Johnston, Indianap-
oils, Ind.
Private 0. w. Barrows, Miles City,
Mont.
Missing in action:
Lieutenant J. A. White, Jr., Dun
can, Okla
Private G. W. Braham, Springfield,
Ill.
L. c. Cermak, Chicago.
John Rade, Youngstown, Ohio.
I. P. Rooney, 1924 Lakeview, blvd.
Seattle, Wash
Prisoners
Lieutenant V. NJ. Casgrain, Detroit,
Mich.
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German Raids Repulsed.

Paris, June German raids were
repulsed in the region of Belloy and
Hautbrae and in Alsaee," the French
wal office announced today.
''French troops took a German out
post at st. Maur, capturing number
ns prisoners.
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Services will he held at the Institu-
tiOns Sunday as follows; 9 a. m. State
Hospital by G. l.. Lowell; p. m. Girl S
Training School, by H. Slower; 3:15
p. m. tuberculosis Hospital by G. f.
Holt.
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First unitad Brethren.

Yew Pork, Sunday school at 10 a..
NJ. preaching at II a. m, Subject, "The
Day the Lord Hath Made =. Midweek
PRAYER service Wednesday evening at
5 o o'clock. @. W. Corby, pastor.
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swedish Tabernacle M. E. Church

Corner South 18th and Mill streets.
John OVAL, Minister. Sunday school at
2 p. m. Gust Anderson, superintendent.
Miss Hannah Christensen, assistant. All
welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-22

Dean Geo. ii. Alden Of Willamette
University viii address the Gospel Tenn
perance meeting at Ramp Memorial hall
corner Commercial and Ferry streets
at p m. Sunday. Subject, " Relation
of Liquor Traffic to the War" Come
and hear him all who want peace
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United Evangelical


Cottage and Center streets. Rev, @.
l.. Lowell, pastor. Sunday school at 10
a. m. Divine worship and preaching at
II a. m. "The Proper Size for a Ma" "
Christian Endeavor service at z p. m.
Evenings worship and sermon at p.
-.
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Few Prisoners Taken.

London, June 22.-''A few prisoners
were taken and casualties inflicted on
the enemy in patrol encounters in the
Villers- -Bretonneux and Strazeele sec
tors" Field Marshal Haig reported to-
day.
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obriztian ana missionary Alliance

Rev. John r. Fee, pastor, will hold
services as usual on next. Thursday af-
tsrnoon, June 27, al 032 South Comemr
cial street, at 2.l5 O'Clock All cordially
welcome.
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Paul Verrees, member Of the Brussels
fought tor three months in the trenches at Dmude and lived ses
and bread He wounded
Scotland He doing help whip
Kaiser The above Conms-
sion Washington order dbuion among t
Of the United driving
and fruits Write % the for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-22

The Huns would probably call the
" devil dogsn in other words, "hounds
of hell" But harsh names won't affect
the fighting spirit of the marines.
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Continued from page two)
= ----------------- -
Piauo-Daneing Waves ,.......... Bugbee
Ersel Mundlnger
NlOln-Autumn .......,............ j, Henry
Lester Thompson
Piano-lEarly Morn .............. Lindsay
Elizabeth Wcchter
ViOlin-Summer Night ... franklin
Ivan White
Piano-SnowfIakes ...... Bughee Davis
Thelma Martin
Viohn-Seouts on Parade, .Greenwald
Elizabeth Thompson
Violiu--Cah to Arms ................. Kern
Robert Ramsden
Piano-(a) The Violet ........,.... Powell
(b) Marche Militaire ......Greenwad
Myrtle Seaverson
Violin-Dance of the Wild Flowers
.o.......... ,.s..,........,....., Alfod
Claudine Gerth
Violin ensemble-Giding Along ....
.........- ............ ,....,........, Grecnwald
First siolin, Winitred Eyre, Bessie
Schrunk. Oswald Seaverson, Ruby
Lister, Elizabeth Thompson, Ivan
White, Robert Ramsden; second vio-
liza, Edna Denson, Waiter Fleming,
Clauline Gerth, Lester Thompson,
Ross Harris, Paul Purvine, Charles
Hagermanni piano, Joy Turner.
Violin-(a) Der Glene Prinz, .,.,,.......
........... ..........., .......,...... Krogmann
~ Der Lustige Reisvogel ..,.....
............ ...-.-.. kr0gmann
Ruby Lister
Piano--(a) The Snail ....,~..~D. Rowe
(b) Morgan Gebet ....,..... Streabog
Gertrude Reissbeck
Vi0lin-Reverie 6................ II, Kennedy
Bessie Sehrunk
Piano-(a) Heliotrope .....,. Liehner
(b) Lady Slipper .................... Read
Maude Engstrom
june Bug Dance ................................
Myrtelle Shipp
Violin-Chorus from Judas Maeca-
baeus Handel
Walter Fleming
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GERMANS BOMBARD
Continued from page one,

vOsgss there was brisk artillery fight
ing"
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Whenever you get discouraged as you
hoe the garden and pull the weeds, just
make a mental picture of the crop that
you Il soon be harvesting, and be happy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-22

PianO-Capriee ..-.......--.....--. R. Vincent
Hazel Bugher
Yiolin-NOcturne. OPP. 9, No. A.
.-......--- .--...------.---. ...-..-. Fr. Chopin
Ross Harris
PianO-(a) Heather Bells .--.., Lange
(b) La Princess ---.....---.-..-...--.... Merz
Maude Savage
Vi0lin-Mandolnata -.......-. A. Franz
Winifred Eyre
Piafo-May Bells Ringing - Siewert
Helen Ramsien
NiOlin-Mignonne-GavOtte .......--...----
-..-........ ....-..--.-----... --... Th. Hermann
Oswald Seaverson
Piano-(a) Caprice -.-.....-............. Frim:
(b) Die Spiel Dose ..---.-.,.. Liebieh
Ruth Weehter
Violin-Pohsh Dance. Op. 8, Mol.
.......... ......---......... *. Scharwenka
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Continued from page two)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17
CHANGE FOR
THE BETTER
And Pains in Sides Relieved BY
Use Of Cardni, the Woman's
Tonic, Says Texas Lady.

Kemp, Texas-Mrs. Minnie Cheek.
Of this town. writes: II suffered
with pains in. my sides and
couldn't stand on my feet, at times.
Couldn't do my work, only what had
to be done. | had physician and,
he gave mo medicine, tho it didn't
do mo any good. and he advised an
operation. l had read in the
Ladies' Birthday Almanac of Cardui.
so | decided to tryTt. When + had
taken one bsttle, felt the change
for better. | took 0 or 10 bottles
and have been we'll ever since.
| recommend Cardui to all suffer
ing women. When my husband told
DIR. --, our family physician, was
taking Cardui, he said it was a good
tonic for me. I will never cease
praising it. 1t built up my system
and strengthened me more than
anything l ever done"
Cardui is a purely vegetable tonic
medicine, composed of ingredients
which have been recognized by medt-
cal writer's for many years, as of
value In the treatment of ailments
peculiar to women. and thousands of
voluntary letters similar to the above
are received every year. from women
users OF Cardui, who have actually
proven this to be true.
II you are weak and rundown
from womanly troubles, try Cardui.
the woman's tonic. All druggists
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17
DOCUMENT NO. 20.
G. G. s., Nachrichten Bureau. Section
r., No. SS3. Mar. ., 1851

lG. G. S, Nachrichten Bureau, Section
r., No. SS3. Mar. ., 1851
To the Comm ission for Fighting the
Counter, Revolution: 1t is herewith
if necessary attacking the Japanese.
AIT 4, and an Russia9 officers who
facher: krieger. Geze. Walden. Butten-
hon. Datian, and Skribanovich take
that either Commissar Kabozeft or any
s OF those ssn,y named nisd BY The commission
Kobozeff" and "Telegraph s trea6erg"
of illcgiblc signature appear on letter.
hnd Gei9" i the 9Tdsr ls,t
the signing habit OF Dzerzhinski,
chairman of the commission for fight
order appears the list OF addresses. as
follows:
Report according TO List. No. 81
!. Staufacher. Nladivostok, Panoff's
house.
.. r. Krieger. Nikolsk, Ussurlsky.
-, .. Deze or GeZe. Irkutsk, drug store
4. +. Walden. vladivostok. his own
- 5 Buttenhon. Khabarovsk. firm
kunst & Albers.
6. a. Dattan. Tomsk. Nechayefskaya
- kuzberg, Harbin, office of the
S. G. skribanovich. Biagoveschensk,
HouSe Oh NunSt a. alDefS.
q Panof, Nladivostok, his own
house.
This letter was sent me after LEFT
Petrograd and reached me April 5. 1t
is important not only for content, in
dicating as II does the names and adj
dresses OF agents Instructors who are
called upon for increasing activity
against the United States and Japan
to make tho Pacific Ocean a new area
of terror, but showing that the German
general STAFF was continuing after the
Hrest Litovsk Peace" TO work ac-
lively with the Russian Bolshevik
Government.
Have original letter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17
Sequel To
Love For Doll
Maternal Instinct Greatly Developed by
Teaching Children to Love their Dolls.

The little child's doll is mother to tho
most romantic fairy. And In the years that
pass. the doll fades into the petals OF
June rose. to evolve the most wondrous OF
all transformations.
And now comes more serious period
when the Joy Of real motherhood should
be rs tranquil as best effort can provide.
This Is accomplished with a wonderful
remedy known as Mothers Friend. An
external application so penetrating In its
nature as TO thoroughly lubricate the my
Rad network Of cords, tcndons. nerves and
abdomen.
1t relieves the tension. prevents tender
ness and pain at the crisis and enables the
abdomen to expand gently. rhey muscles
contract naturally after baby arrives and
the form Is thus preserved.
1t should be applied daily. night and
morning, during the period OF expectancy
BY regular use 1t enables the abdomen to
expand without the usual strain when baby
Is ,,s born: Naturally. pain and danger at the
You will find Mothers Friend on sale
at at every drug store: II is prepared only
oh T Boos ss"a Without yHa
charge. Write them to mail H. TO you. Do
not neglect for single morning or night
TO use Mothers Friend, Obtain bottle
from your drugglst to-day by all means,
snd thus fortity yourself against pain and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17
IN AND our or TOWN.

Mrs. Benjamin o. James has returned
10 her apartment In the westchester.
after d visit to Goochland, Loudoun
and Louisa.
Miss Beth Palmer. who has been Wis
fting her grandfather. Colonel William
II. Palmer, at Mountain View" has re-
turned to her home on West Frank
lin Street.
Mrs. Menalcua Landlord, Of Norfolk.
is spending several weeks here with
her parepts. Judge and Mrs. Edmund
Waddill. Jr.. before Joining Mr.. Wad-
ain In Chicago Mr. Landlord left FRI
day for Chicago. where he Will enter
the naval aviation school at the Great
Lakes Station.
Mrs. Thomas Smith. of warrenton. Is
spending some time at the Spotswood
Arms. Virginia Beach.
W. C. Archer. OF Richmond. Is stop
ping at the Hotel Marse!lles, New
York.
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh n. Taylor have
returned from their country homo in
Clarke Count. where they spent the
summer.
Mrs Lenoir Moody Pussy and her lit
tie son. Jack. OF Beaumont. Tex are
visiting their aunt Mrs. w. A. Harris.
at Colonos, Westhampton.
Mrs. Frank E. Stacy has Just re-
turned TO her home here. after short
stay in Lynchburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton H Smith. Of
Virginia Beach. are the guests Of Mrs.
Frank Henley here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

been. decided to delay the departure
OF the Italian embassy from Peters
burg and. as far az possible. to search
,he embassy baggage. OF this decision
! count IL my duty to inform YOU
For the head of the department. r.
Bauer: adjutant, lIcnrtch.
Note.-Across the top OF letter is
written by Trotzky Instruct" and
signed with his initials l.. 7. 1t IS here
set forth laconically that n German
officer OF the general STAFF and l.euine
In conference ordered the search OF the
baggage OF the ambassador OF a coun
try friendly to Russia and at war
with Germany; and that Trotzky gave
the instructions for carrying out rho
order. clerks note at the bottom
Is additionally specific: ITO ne given
to Blasonravoff." The last named was
the coinmissar Of martial law in Petro-
grad. The Italian Embassy train was
delayed for more than twcnty-four
hours when II sought 10 depart, some
days later. Petron assistant foreign
minister. told me on March >. with n
great show OF Indignation. that .'The
Italians had given a diplomatic pass
port to the embassy cook" So. he
said. IL was right to search the train
II they had better luck than they did
when they held up and searched the
italian ambassador in his automobUe
almost in front of the Hotel Europe
did not hear of 1t. Document - tells
of the robbery.
lave original letter, No %