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COULDN'T DOUBLE
UP HIS FISTS
Suffered Great 9atas from Rheumatism
Of the Joints. His Muscles
Were Sore and Stiff.
Claims Great Relief Since Taking
Dreco, the Great Herbal
Remedy.

When the kidneys hccor" weak Or
derargcd II is impossible for them 70 Sc
narate the polSonS from tn" blood rs
il passes through these organs: the kid-
news are the filter!ng plant for tn" body;
as the blood goes through th"y strain
out the poIsons and pass them from the
system. II these potSOns stay IN the
blood such troubles as rheumatism. ca
tarrh, sallo skin. dizziness. headaches
etc. show up. The body requires full
supply OF pure. rich rcd blood. free from
poisons. TO keep 1t in healthy condl-
ton. Dreco acts on the kidneys, keeping
them strong to purify our blood supply.
The greatest relief I've known IN
years is since I took DrcCo.' SAID MIR.
Jess Nevill. who lives At bridgeport. ..
1--WE been fun Of rheumatism. aching
Joints, and sore muscles for long time.
My hands were 80 sore l couldn't
double UP my fists: couldn't bend over
without having terrible pains IN my
back.
1--WE taken so much medicine that my
stomach was all out OF order. Ny t""d
didn't digest and got nervous and weak,
but I'm feeling great one" more for
I've never seen anything take hold ike
Dreco did. 1t simply knocked out my
troubles and put me on my f"ot again.
Mr.. Ketster. tho well known Dr""o
expert. has headquarters at c. H. Crest
a Co.'S Drug store. 10 moot the local
nubiic ard cplain the merits Of this
great remedy. See him today.
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SHANTUNG
Continued From Page one.)


tnr nrnposalS to aid the Armcnlans is
cXrcctrl 10 report late this week.
or the LEGISLATION before congress. TWO
important MEASURES are du" for carly
transmit,al. PRIMARILY to-mCrrow. {"
President WNSnu---;h" bills for enforce
.,,rut Of wur t.rIc and constitutional pro-
h,bi,irn and IL" icnaliz" profitH"rinG in
fund and rlata;nE. TIL" measure IN
yrrasins postal employees salaries IS
urarlu:; COMPLETION in conference.
Railroad Legislation.
Railroad l"E.S,atIOn has reached the
drafting stage in the senate interstate
commerce. rriuit.t;cr which hopes TO re-
nor, out is Hill la'" This week. TIL"
Subcommittee also expects t. submit
It's recommendations 10 the full COM
n,:ttcr. Important provisions Of the leg
:s!atiru are t. lie vote! on At ono" "y
the scnat,. rummittr" and predictions arc
general that the completed bill Will re-
tain The ant!-str!Nc provisions Of the
Cumn!nS measure.
Conclusion this week OF the steel
STRIKE investigation o. the Scnat" labor
committee is considered probable. An
carly report on the committees findings
IS known to hc desired by chairman
Kenyon. Numerous other Investigations
h. committees Of both bodies OF con-
grcss also arc - continue during the
week,
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cuilr,- in Paris, takinL; caro-. however.
:" notify IN" polio" by = r.r,"nal W. .'-
on. changes tu"'S h"u,"a.".
war Front Tour Difficult.
ro.irur about h.irrli.'lds = subject to
10 >Drci;,l r &Uiurj,;>. 'N''." "n'
.N.Sl,', l., rr"ti', ., i,,r,.'y +, sm!...
-,h,'r c,,,r,rU r:n,,yud. li,i: - Sr1in.
n,, must h. ur,rTr,d Tor r~,in ~" d.y.,
Ia :. w...k'~ wyat@i,n" oyer yiS"s.
m! tr,ir7si'. ra\t ,r.'....,r rri!"il =, rn"d
md ,r,.I..r n L',r.- and III" l1rg"-
French c:tI"S ,hvr.. A.. e '"urs''. i'h'"'N
If good hotels. all WIN L. however, ar
r;:.Gt< tI"y arc 'ryuu G." crowd und -
their roots Finding room l"N" her" :
ru,.s. drraalc Of 4 fat. nUd.:S room q
reasonable rates 'y'u ;" >'','""" '...
hrSt'lrics i cut 81 ~" i'' = ,,I
10 cignt drll1rs = day fer S'"Ei" r,".
rrcparoL {" pay. with J." r..~ t"r r'.H ..
laundry and thu trILu "nh 'N'iAH
= correspond nEly I":'y S"h''. 49,,
Should their stay tn - be- S"t"".' ..'s
lcns to r>ud THIN =" pr" - - -.
down in a flNr th"y Will ''''HN'"r. 'N''
pricl,licr th"ru<. Il';" - what E'@
Ar,hur. PRINCIPAL tH'"N' y"r 81 tctl
tate to tho .Nnsl"-.Nrl""l'Hn r''"ni. u .'
- S,y ahnuf tho aparim"I' problem.
Rents Havo Tre6led. ,,.
"Turnish"d apartments have IN hlti!
instances trcb,"d in pr.'H' ana u"'
nished ones MAJ Yet reach tE2t J."
crease. TIL" smallest flat accS7tao'" -,
the temporary American rcSid'A' W "
room and kttCh"n--Is scarcely OBTAIN!
III under 900 francs month. "
Year aeo this could bc had TOR "H'
third tina, amount.
."Thc reason is twoCold: tn" p"nNH'
ton Of Paris has trc;G"nldouSiy , ri,rr +" .,
ed and the cost OF building mas r'H," -
four times tn" pr"-wAr standard. $
no hope OF rents falling. ,.
The Departure Of Am r'can troot,
rnd the vast number Of american w.
faro workers stationed her" has Az
Cether failed 70 case tn" SITUATION. n
Scn,and seems Ia incrCaS" daily: whlH
~ s,nnIy stands Stlll. What VIII mar
mn whrn thr tours; fl""d sets IN III
III IIeoven only knows"
/ -,Lnr fr- :, ErraI weeks has beer
ring to obtain suitable residence
, - NJ bassoJCr Wallarn thus far with
tor A mnaSs'u"t
CUT suCe' - hor,,c zone is both inter-
HctL"S ,hriiI,n,- The latter adjective
CSlinS am rc-nrrr to The adventures u
na'I"S hIurI 70 h,yr in locating !
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copyrisht. 1912. BY Tho Press Publish
ing Co. The Vow York W GRID
ISDcc3ol Cable DISpatCh)

convriSh+. 1919. BY Tho Press Publish
inr Co The Now York World.
Especial Cable pIspatCh)
PARIS. Oct. l@-Amcr!Can tourists
coming 20 France on plraSur" and en-
Iirhtenncnt bent need not iullGin" their
path here is going TO be- Str"wn wltH
roses. such floral offerings as may D"
made chem are likliCr TO consist chIHttE
OF thorns For despite the "tt voiced
eaxerneSs Of the French Government !"
see a resumption OF sightseeing traE'r
from over tn Atlantic the fact romans
that travel and oven immohIlc existence
in this country today ~ traGSht WITH
practically as many difficulties as IL
was during The dark days of the war.
Neither the French people nor m"
French authorities have recovered th-Ir
peace time attitude toward foreigners.
and ecSn for IA" sake Of tn" profit u
be derived from him Frcnchmcn are diS-
Inclined TO 20 out OF their way TO make
the travellers ,Ot 4 happy one. Most
Americans seem 10 think that. once nav
Ing conducted a successful offensive
against passport dictatUrS ut New York
or Washington. their troubles IN TINS
respect arc practically over. whereas IN
reality they have just begun ftaEin%
hacked his way through a HindenburE
line OF inuuiSitOrS NJ n French port or
decentralization the unfortunate ToYaGHr
arriving at Paris must repair forthwith
TO the Prefccturc II Polio" and obtain
card emitting him to SoJ"urn III
France. This sounds simple. and is. pro
yided one can talk French nu"ntty ant
has from three hours TO week 10 spar"
IN putting the thing through. This form
ality accomplished. one may linSer tran
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GRAND JURY GETS
ASSAULT CASE TODAY
Helen Collins to be Taken TO Wellsburs
Today to Te-tify Before Grand
Jury.

Helen Collins. alias Helen Ecklins.
will be taken from tho Ohio county
ja:l this morning TO W"llsburr. whcr"
she will probably testify in IN" grand
Jury invest CATION Of :hc vicious
assault made upon Alfred tDutciD
Mantril. q Wheeling; taxi driver, sever
al weeks ago.
The Collins Cirl, with Charles Carr.
4 ParkcrSburE c<-soldier. according Z"
tho girls admissions made in tn" jail
Ner. jus, after her arrest, framed a
PLOT TO have Mantcll drive them 10 stop
- on he Panhandle traction line.
Th,r" Mantcll was assaulted with a
hatCh.t, hut 4 robbery WAS prevented
by tho approach Of another automobile.
Helen Collins has told her story OF
the afrair on rnorc than on" occasion in
~" Ohio county jail. making the claim
That !, was carr who welded the
hatch"t up"n the head Of Mantel.
NIGHT Jalc- Mike Fitzgerald, IN
erraking Of tho case last night. sad
,ha; since hr- confinement in the Ohio
county jgu h"ro Helen Collins has boon
IN exemplary prisoner. There has been
nothing N nor department. while in his
custody. he said. 10 indiCatn that Sh" IS
tn. typo Of girl who could help plot and
carry out such n vicious assault that
only tremendously CSCarcd beng
MURDER In spite Of the serious crime
IN which she admits she Was an &C
cornp!icc. there is quit" Dlt or sym
pathv for her among til" officers in
whose custody she has been because Of
hnr tender age.
Mrs. Anna Johnson. OF McKeesport.
TT n sister. came yesterday to visit
. the girl and Will remain to go TO Wells
. burg, with her this morning to await
tho outcom" OF tho grand jury investl-
rItiun % the case.
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$4,000 let's
Sconttnued From Page one.)

nunish Germany for the developments in
the Baltic
1T is believed. says th" dispatch.
that General Won Der Go!tZ's ultlmatum
also has been forwarded 10 IN" dctach-
mont Of Major EIsrhvf ,aLd VIII induce
any hesitat!nC German tr""uS 10 JON
their returning comrades
The report that General Won Der
Goltz Is prcprrinE to adNrnC" toward
rskoy Is declared to BE- m;Nl, Idin;;. and
n IS stated that Il return 10 Germany IL
AK ne place.
Major BiscAof Is N command # a
G.rlnan contingent IN III" IialtiC region.
4 diynatch from Berlin NCI"h"- sad
he would b. court mfrtIal'd for urging
his troops 10 remain there n"twlrh-
standing the directions from E' Rim that
they return TO G"rDH-ly. \ recent
statement made in tn" na'i"n1l aSS''u'
h!v nj Berlin by Gustav N">k'. minister
If defense, WAS to tho effect that B:S"-
hnr had asserted that III" American mill
:?uy mission nj Riga suggested l." rim
last April that tho German iron dIr'-
sion" ono Of tho principal units under
command Of Won Der Goltz. should take
luga)
RERLIN, Oct. 1o.-No ships ar" being
permitted TO leave kl"l. according 10
the Vossischc Zeitung. which adds thar
Stettin ship owners have sent wireless
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WOMEN FROM
north, SOUTH,
EAST, West
Recommend Lydia E. Pinkham';
Vegetable Compound as a Reliable
Remedy for Woman's Ills.

Spokane. Wash. 90 want to recon
mend Lydia L. Pinkham's Negetaul'
Compound for women's ailments as i.
helped re so much during middle agc.
Mrs. MARTHA Common, lU-I ManShel
Avenue.
Abilene, Texas" For almost yea,
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so from female lis. Lydia l.. linkham !:
EegctatlcCompound rcstored ny heat
after PHYSICIANS had failed. Mrs. L.
l.. OWES.
Rockville, Conn. ~ suffered so long
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ComrounI restored my health after
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Oakland, Cal. Lydia Z. PinkEam $
Veretahle Compound gave me such
relief during Charge CT Life, wish
every woman could know IloIt i. |
surely praise this great remedy for
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500 Dover Street.
The reason Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
ctable Compound is so successful
because it contains the CURATIVE.
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directly on the female organism.
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after TWO YEARS
FRANK NETS IS
OF SAME OPINION
Stands by His Original Praise OF
Nerv-Worth-"Best Tonic
... I Ever Took"

Two years ago this we'll known Saline
Vile, O.. farmer endorsed Wentworth
IN writing. He was recently asked II
the passage OF time had changed his estf-
mate Of Wentworth and this IS MS
reply:
Wentworth CU.--Two years ago I was
so poorly with my nerves I couldnt
sleep nor sit still. I would get iiSnt-
headed I was not safe 10 be out with -
horse. \ friend ofminctold me Of Scrr-
Worth Before I took one bottle c"Itd
work and sleep. By the time 1 took
three bottles could 60 any place with
a horse or climb to tho top Of our wind
pump derrick. Our barn HAS an iron
roof on. can crawl all over It with
small rope fastened To the comb 70 hold
TO. I feel better now than have for ten
years. keep bottle Of Nerv-WortR IN
the home 70 take If my stomach feels
unsettled. I recommend Ncrr-Wortn-
the best tonic I ever took.
FRANK METTS.
SalincvillH. ONO.
Your dollar back at Gr!"st's Drue
Store. Wheeling. II Merry WORTH doc ''o'
benefit you.
Nery-Wor,h Is sold in warwood by
Fulton. Fulton Phar'
macy. MirGo Junction. Moore Bros;
Ma-irns Ferry. Rals:on & Parker: s.
C,aIrsyll,r, Patterson & Sons: Barnes
vile. Hillcs Bros: Cameron. cameron
Drug Co.: Sistersv:i'". c. f. DtsqGe
New Marrinsvillc. 'iornbrooEs Drug
store: Moundsvillc. J. II B"am Drua
Co: bridgeport. S>lby & Reed Cpcn'
pharmacy: Fclla!rc. Dankw1rh BROS
Padcn City. Morgan E-c2: "cGt AK
ander. r. X McConn: kGSe wooa. Inc
FdgNwood Pharmacy: Elm Hro'e
RNIrn's Pharmacy: Bcnwo"j. 6cnwooc
Drug 20: McMcCA7n. Carr"'i thA1
o,acy; TcllSburG. J. p EISon.
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nit the clothes and also affidavits as
evidcn:a Of how people struggling Tor.
Their rights are being treated by some
OF the authorities.
Chairman Kenyon gave permission to
Attorney Rubin 10 submit affidavits To
cover the case
The committee continued In session
until IL p. M, when adjournment was-
taken. The next session will be held IL
Washington at the call OF Chairman
Kenyon.
! The late night testimony was marked
by a r"futation by Monessen clQIen'
/ that unlawful arrests had been made by
Huntrr. pres. dent Of the Monessen town
council said that city officials there had
taken no part in the strike except TO
preserve order. He declared that seven:
ry-Eve pr"cent OF the towns population
;Ars you making any attemp. to Am.
cricanizr this 23.0O0?" asked Chairman
, Kenyon. in reference TO the foreign born
residents. In reply, Hunter said they
! were 1900 children in the public
According TO several Monessen resi-
! dents, tho paradcs Of strikers haa 10 Do
, slapped by the authorities. Tor. thSE
! said. such demonstrations as were hcIu
, would have resulted in riots" 1t was
testified by ono Monessen witness Oaat'
. AT first. 5000 mon had been on strike
! but that many had returned TO work.
William J. Brennan, Pittsburgh a..
torncy, was the last witness called py
! ihs comm ttrc before Adjournment: nc
, told Of the alleged methods OF ponce ~
! nrrrsing strikers on charges OF Ueins
eusricious persons. He said he had been
! Informed that the Pennsylvania law dc.
! Iu:nG suspicious pcrscns. mao osen
abused in the strike. and added thaI
when striker IS up before pa
! officer. the custom is 10 assume that nc
I IS guilty Of something.
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CAR OF U, S. FOOD
REACHES THE CITY

One car Of the L. s. government food
ordered by tho local Rotary club arrived
n Rcnwood Junction last night. TN"
car will be sent to the li"mpf!"ld yards
carly this morning. but II Is not likely
that II will be opened today Two cars
Of food arrived. but one OF them Is cun-
signed To Bcnwood. Just what tn" cars
contained was not learned. There are
three more cars Of fool expected 10 ar
rive. two cars each Of pork and beans
and tomatoes.
Tn" post office authorities arc also *"
rcctinC Il number OF their orders 10 ar
rive today.
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O.V T. HEARS REPORT
ON WEIRTON TROUBLE

Tho Ohin valley Tr1dcS and Lah"r
assembly h.ld Noting .ycSt"rday in
which n report on tn" r"r"n' tr"uhl" ut
Wcirtun was presented by a C"mn;tt""
chosen from strikers - that place. tha
strikers submitted afndHvitS 10 provo
thai ms whnrr affair Wis grossly mis-
represented by the W"ir:"n authorizes.
\ rumbrr nf Finnish lob"r"rs. they cav,
We're forced Ia Kiss tn" flaE ard ,a"n
ordered 20 l.avc the town. Tho author
'ticS claim ,n have found number ~
T. W. ". propaganda rhamphl"ts AID
stores Of arms and Ammunition. TIL"
labor Commits" "r Wcirton hav" am
davtS t. prove thnt these statements
are erroneous. Following tn" bearing
Of the cnrrmittee md tn" transaction or
routine business. tho assembly marched
In a body TO tic labor mass meeting In
the Auditorium
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Chemist Wins Lasting
Gratitude

IT tried several doctors and all kinds
Of medicine, and had about given w
I'll hope of getting better. l did MOI
think it possible that any medicine couid
be- so wonderful In its effect as Mayr
Wonderful Remedy has proven In my
case. You sure have won my lasting
grati;udr. could not work 1T oil ano
had constant pain in my stomach DC
fore taking your medicine" II Is sim
plc, harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the tntertlnal
tract and allays the inhamation Which
causes practically all stomach. liver and
Intestinal ailments. including appendix
lis. Ono dos" Will convince or money
refunded. c. H. Griest q Co., and druH
gists everywhere ..
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PARIS. Oct. l?.-Thc not" OF tho
.,uirs 10 Germany concerning the Baltic
situation declares that there are delays
AID lu-win in spite OF the rrin"nSF;t",,H
80 IN, Aims IN the evacuation &C th'
I:llt!c Provinces. Il does not admit 81
In, reasons pa; forth 10y Germany Tor
tin. delay.
Then. saying that the situation IN
L,;iN.I has been aggravated ny the al
,.,rLs of rho German troops. the allies
announce that t is their intention to
hryp up in their entirety the c"%rc'ye
;.irAsurcs announced September - as
!nu; as the evacuation is not continue"
md to assist IN the execution OF ines"
treasures.
The note accepts the proposal MADE
lv Germany IL send a control commits
sion L. tn" Baltic. y prompt rcp.E 10
The nnto j. aSkci for. II is stated IN the
mote that Germany will h" held rcSpon-
s.blc for any acts Of hostility against
rrprescntaiIv, q the allies.
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STOCKHOLM. Oct. lo.-Authorties OF
.bo Io,tish government left, Riga before
IN, G,rmanu-Hussian forces took the
MACE Lc!rg now nj Rodcnpois station
and EStho1ian troops arc engaged IN inc
lighting east of the Puma river. accord
ny to an Official statement ISSUED oy
l.sthcnian headquarters yesterday. Riga
has been h"mharded by the attacking
forces. Erldgcheads east Of IN" river
arc sill b.lrg held by LcttISh troops II
. J., sad.
tRucrn3ois docs not appear on any
;,aiiahlc maps. hut 1t j. rr""a"it IL -
.nt FIR from Wcnd'n, Whl'h - '"ou'
fw,ntS-.ivc miles east OF k'ei)
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TOUR FRANCE IN THIS
POSTWAR ERA ENTAILS
DISCOMFORT AND COST

Getting Passport Only the Beginning of Traveller
Troubles - Hotels Overcrowded and Apartment
Rentals Treble the Price of Year Ago-Valn Search
for Home for Ambassador Wallace.
50ADAY IS THE COST OF A WAR ZONE JOURNEY
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steel corporation board Of trustees
w.uli nu' hS'"n to our union TCPicS
tatIvrs." he sad promptly.
lie added tnht ms ON! KICK wa: T.'
IN. Ion, hours" after senator Sttt
Ing drew Cruln n III ;hr Iact mat ne hau
hem earning $S.iJ "A day IS Il brahCildh
IN steel plant yard. ...., ,b.,
=, Ia, H. aII .,ul~;TianS, testified tnhl
thcy had been arr"S'cd IN M"h'SS'h w.
tween and $50 in thu morning by stat"
, ., H. ..tu taken to jail, mat Wi!'lt
.I.i v"I,. tn,r. thrN la dbCtn asked il
they we're going 10 80 back 10 WGrN. hin
ryi u..d. and ln,n had been hcid uhu'l
Sju0 hal Ia appyLCr hvtUr'. grand jury
II, the lookup policeman told th'ih
they wrlr To- rc hanged AT "!Eht y CI"Ch'
t,Icu one sad he WAS alone al IN" tllnc
and that tho police gathered IN" SIX To-
gr:hcr from different dirc't"hS; onc
Of the wIinc: $t* said h" was on ms Wy
to buy cigarettes and another mat ne
w,s "nirE 20 VISIT L cousin in another
rnwn. All protested They had done h"th-
ing. ,.-,..,...,, g.. ,I.iI.
liam Frcny. n $trIk" "rGanI|"F' pf"kr ILL.,
Throwing m"n IN jail every day Tor
"''' . Arrested gy Negroes.
Mrs. Ann.r Eanlls"y, a Scrp;a am Si'u
! shr and a woman cVihpaHi"lh ma ~ w
! rrr.si.ri by negroes d'iuliH'd as SHUT
| IFS and taken to jail. because some one
| clSc yclI-d '>Cab' waliv they were walk
| ing down the strcct.
} conducts Il Confectionery store Sh,d d
stat trooper had Int HIM over the hcaa
. ,,,r ,I,,i 4 Inn -cnSyi"ss. merely be-
causc he had not gone back into ms
store VIII n ordered.
Nrarly all tnc foreign born witnesses
} ", / irh.d VIII, th"r they were natural :,
lied. and If not why not. All hlH
nnrI,;h: Liberty Bonds hut on" Of the
witnesses did not knew what tho bonds
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.,jrp7,chos q c.sols a. sea 70 return
;mm"d..:clv 10 St"tun or S" |" '"'
nearest port.
News Of a blockade of tho haItlc sea
has. cr.ht..i n sensation IN l'ah|'s' ""ele
,,rco co-rocs If coal and herring were
,ypcc,cd in the next few days.
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I'll '7T1ENN'
I1--pcmands that German ships on the
t,al,ir no recalled to their home ports
and that all others be forbidden to leave
wcro received by the German govern
mem in = telegram from Lcnd"n tins
morning, according to tho Ahend POST OF
this city. The telegram is quoted as 1ol'
loYs: ,,- r-oo
Owing to tho attack on Riga 1Teo
pasSag" permits arc Professionally VIII
drawn for all German ships IN inc b'i-
lic. All ships in the Baltic must Dc re-
called and no other ships must De PEI
miiI"d 10 put out TO sea as ''ns as ms
,,roh;h;,ion remains in force. Ships en-
,..,nrrred IN the Baltic are subject 10
seizure by the alice
New-York tribune., 1919-07-25
Increase of German
Cable Traffic Expected
Rush of Personal Messages Is
Looked For as Soon as
Ban Lifts

Cable traffic to Germany has not
quite assumed prc-war proportions since
the lifting Of the ban July Is, it was
made known yesterday at the Offices Of
the Western Union and Commercial
companies. The rush that will swamp
the wires will undoubtedly come. it was
stated, the minute permission is given
to send messages Of a social and per
sonnl nature. Only business cablegrams
in plain English or French may be
transmitted now.
Most Of the cablegrams sent to Ger
many during the last ten days, it was
stated, have been "feelers," efforts of
firms here to reestablish business rcla-
tions with former correspondents and
representatives.
No prediction was ventured ns to how
soon the prohibition would be taken from
personal messages. When this does oc-
cur, ono Western Union official said,
there are certain to be a vast number
of persons in America who, not having
heard from German relatives in four or
five years, will be anxious to learn how
they Jared throughout the war, and who
of them survived
Peru was added yesterday to the ma
tions that have abolished censorships
There are now no restrictions on cable
grams to that country, Great Britain
Ireland and all British possessions-ex-
cept Egypt-Norway, Denmark and Bel
gium. France, Italy, Spain, Portugal
and Greece have not yet relaxed CEN
sorship.