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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
Yudenitch Army
Menaced In Rear
by BOIShevik

London oc;. z-NorwItnstanding
General Y oenltlh great success. Ms
1urce Is II imminent danger from BOZ
ne7-ih a--acE III the rear says a Eei.
sing ors dispatch under date Of Mon
da to the Mail. yudeni1ch p-oDabiv
has not more than LEGO men on the
firing line and little artillery with long
lines IF communication. the cor-espon-
den ADDS.
T UtZky experts, VINO include sever
a. We known Russian generals. nave
launched a powerful offensive in the di-
rec inn II Giof. threatening Tucen-
itch forces from behind while the
l..ft 7ank is liapIe 10 be sheIied by The
red" ships a. Perrog-aG. The CITY,
says the correspondent contains 1909
obstinate communist reserves. VINO are
preoar,nE Cor hard street. fighting The
Buisheviki Jnu- allowing themselves To
re almost surrounded will then a-rsmp-
TmasnIns flank blow.
Under Ga-e OF Tuesday The same cor
responder reports that in view Of the
a utsness Of the situation. General W
den!tch would probably accept Finnish
aid. which ne declined week ago Fin .
rish miI-tarv experts consider t1a: Pet
roR-ad cannot De taken without the help
Of the Firms, and they see danger IT
yuuenirch's small a-My being en-iced
into the city aac lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22

u asnIngtor. Oct 2iThe question
Of accepting peace u-ARTy reserva-
mons without @l1rrtler opposition was
earnestly considered by Democratic.
Senate leaders today under ne pres
sure Of developments pointing ID AL
early showdown n me ra1Ifica non
fgat.
The -,aa-y opposition forces. an
nouncinE a. lasl a complete agree-
nen- u . reservation program by
the Senate majority. brougn- the sit
uarlon 70 an unexpected Issue ly
serving nouce mat their proposal
would 20 before the Foreign Reia-
-Ions committee L0u-nrrow. when -ae
administration leaders would ne
asked 70 g on record definitely as
accepting or rejecting l.
Described by me maJorIrv spoke
men as n The nature Of an ultima
rum. the announcement was follow Z !
~ a conference on The aCuIUis-ra-
non side Wtlcn lasted al day But r.
81 Ecu IL 1i0 i--'1A- 1A--7''1l- -
Il" - So 00-N
S''i4is VI IL So -
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ne p<--- o- 7'i1--i - = IN - - :
'-"e'S ~ S'1-7iA1'si -
g - Lax = 49, % So I
me 7+s7tei' lL-4on program a. ID u
20 ot 1-Hs'7'il''1 81" Tie ,''iii-'---
apPFh q d. mo- HitlAe p1--''--- -
X was Ahde'7l-'t'u ~ e'l'''' axe i--''-
fese!'F -LtFs' "'o' 81 -''i"
ions sa~-lA@S 4. 'H' man
i ne Su~it-I~@ S[--- by r"
ne lo4io" NJ
ne TlsEt ~ LIS .oGl41- 2"
whether rs o''l4@a- Ions ii1I '''s'7i1 Az :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22

regarded nv MN as d rejection d the
treaty"
Behind me ma iorITys proposals, il is
declared by -heI- sponsors. viii stand
all of the e RepunLcans ana a. least
Sax Democrats. leaving as 4 maximum
Z Democrats opposing them. IN these
CIRCUMSTANCES rhe admin is-ra-lun man
ayers were told that their only hope Of
dedaaclne ne program was n VOTE
against ratification a@ta- the -eserva-
ions have Deer put INTO the raclfica-
lion resolution Some Of tna Democrats
Wanl 70 pursue t1a- course ana The
general prediction tonight was ma
committee acton would De fought of
tomorrow 10 give the administration
forces d. or -wo 70 mink me nar-
Ter over
In thei- Conference tpdav ne Dem
cratic leaders dld not nave before them
me actual workIng of the reservations
as agreed On ov me majority, our they
mad been roIC thai The tour regarded
as most important, relating 10 with
d-awal. domestic questions. the Mon-o.
Doctrine and Article Y. followed al
r-ost WORD FOR word The Language of
Nose put INTO the Senate record Nv
senator McCumDer Most Of the a-ru-
ment theref re. was over these -four
tCortInuec or Page Col. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
Longs Counsel
Fail TO Shake
Sleuth'S Story

Montpelier. VI. oct. 11-De1ectlve
James T. Wood of Boston. who fig
ured II the Investigation which led
70 the arrest Of George A Long on
the charge OF numbering Mrs. Lii
CHM {. BroaGwel IN Barre last MAY.
was sharply cross examined by rhe
defense IT Washington COUNTY court
Today but he remained mistaken II
his testimony regarding Two state
menrs made by Long. the first Of
which denied acquaintance with Mrs.
Broadwen and the SECOND OF winch
admitted not only acquaintance but
Illicit relations with her a. the home
Of Mrs. Isabel Parker, VINO Is InClCt-
ed On the charge of murder
The latter Of the statements was
made al q hotel where the inquiry
was held anG where d bOx Contain
(Continuer on Page -CoI. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
One Shot i'm Riot
in Pittsburgh Steel
Strike District

PILSnErs. Oct |-ElJL.GE which
hrok= out in me B~addock steel n ].
c street tDCae WAS renewed Euu1g4lG
when a crowd N ABOUT % strikers and
the r stm1ath.ze-s clashed win sever
a. worane-. who "a, just Ie1t one Of th..
!an-s SHORTY before : clock One
Man was shot curing ,he melee an:
MIN Ctls-s wer1 injured
Sac t-UoTe-s, attracted br the NOISE
CT The hgh-, rushed 10 IN. scene AMI
roe Intu he mub. using -iut Gibbs free
:" When the troopers put IN an ap-
? nance Ire crowd g-ee-eG them W.
stones, clubs and tories. and an uni
en- ned man fred revolver shots. one
Cf wt;Ilh ss-uck josef L nancii. n tnr-
viz y O. whose home the disorder
occurred. He was no. serinuslv hur:
TIE t~uope-s finally dispersed ne mob
ana arrested TWO men. Both Of whom,
according 70 the police had susta me,
Severe in cries il the tIsht
The disorders rodur covered an a-rr
q IL CITY Squares. resulting in lrjurie
n many persons and the arrest Of =,
men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
Hold Up German
Opera Pending
Legal Fight in \. Y.

We" OK DcL- PROD aCLlDu 81
German opera II the Lexington rnes-
re. winch .ast night provoked rIor-
ing ny ser .ce men. -anIr..- was DIS
cun-lnue2 bending me nut1orne Z
ie-sal wa--are begun bv Max n
steiner. attorney for ne producers.
H S-ener lAlR t0day appeared be
ore Supreme Council Justice Eigur ta
sack an order rest-a snTng the police
receiving instructions from 9yIar ID
prevent presentation ot "cie neIstar
singer Until pence md neer sirnet.
NJ Sleua~ sElc the question VS.
hesG by ne court to be one Of law.
and mat Justice 84Jur required rr7o~e
lfn@ ~ consider Il Els opinion is
expected tomorrow
Th~aa hundred 0r more soldiers an
sailors galherec near me r1eac~a ar
CLOCK despite me fac- rhat no pa
la--nlance was gwen. Pa-~ulrnan d.
persec - crowd which confined -
efforts to 'b0o.ng and leer1nG
About son policemen We're held in r.
serve a. he East Dist street sla.Ja
n case n trouble.
While 'Tsi- Cad Zimmerman. ne
opera scheduled tor tonight. WIS
called 0f. no money for seats was -
tunded and sign IN the lobby -ea-
Tickets VIII ne hunored tomorrow
night"
A furry IF excitement followed tn
ac-Ion ~ 4 man VINO stopped III f-or,
Oh Ut" theatre. grew a hammer from
a package ne carried and smashed q
plate glass door before The police a.
rested him
Th"nrGs continued Ia remain IN the
U.strlct. ana the police guard was re-
enforced by more mounted men. Most
m the people We're drawn 10 TIE
scene By Curiosity however. and.
WIFI the exception Of two music.a IS
being chased Inro The police lines.
noise constituted the only disorder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
GAINED 50 POUNDS BY
THE USE OF vITALITAS
Read A. ]. Livingstone's Remarkable Gain
from 133 Pounds to 166 Pounds by the Aid
of Vitalitas Alone

Mr. Livingstone 10 q well known
resident Of MancnesIer. y. 4, living
al 40s Belmont street. His ayr 10 a.
years. When he STARTED the yitalltas
kidney disorders and ne only weighed
I32 pounds. When he finished the
rreRrmen, his weight WIS 1ss pounds.
rheumatism cured and kidneys In
psrfecs condition. Mr.. Livingstone
sayE
of riralit1s. II cured ne OF rheuran
tim and kidney disorders az over 10
vars standing. when everything eise
hac failed When 7 stnrte6 the treat-
ment. ] mad no strength and my
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22

Boston. DC-. ex-governor Coolidge
has invited the mayors Of all Mass2-
chuser-s cI-les. the state comr1issl0H
on the necessaries Of life and the
district attorneys Of the state - con-
Ter with him and 4 Mitchell Paine
attorney genera Of the United States.
on October p The conference vii
ne for the purpose Of discussing
methods for . campaign against the
high cost Of living and formulating
a plan which viii procure more
effective co-ope-ation between stare
and feneral authorities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
Sharp W atch on
Boston Jobbers'
Handling of Sugar

b-slEH- Dct- L---he stalanenI lat
specu!a -lur III sugar by Boston Jobbers
IS wl1esrrea5 was made ny Brig Gen
Jon1 4. sherbourne. chairman OF the
commit on the necessa-ies of life.
a. er a session Of the committee today
at whl2h alleged prJfiteers were inter-
-ogated- He sald me committee hence
@orth woui1 devote its entire attention
towar1l checking prufiteerlns
EDWARD Wiggleswurlh. VINO was chief
o. The sugar division Of the @ood admin
isrratIon during the war viii ac- IN at
advisory capacity in TINS connection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
Senate Passes
Deficiency Bill
Carving $4,000. 900

Washington. Oct. 2l-Laving aside
the peace treaty. the Senate today
took up and passed with only
few changes a deficiency appropria-
tiOr bill carrying appruximaiely
5000 Doe, an increase Of s.s.o0o, 8e6
over the House bill The measure
now goes TO conference.
Among the most important pro
Visions in the bill ara APPROPRIATIONS
OF s15000.0oG for the army air ser
vice; $4,000 806 for the completion
Of the Alaskan railroad 81. 600 Goa
for the federal board of vocational
education. ID be used II the re-
Mobilization Of soldiers saa0. 00e
with which 70 pay the expenses of
the American peace commission and
SI0S.21e ID be used in defraying the
expenses Of the present indusrrial
conference and the international
abor conference
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
Turns Down all Collective Bargaining Rese
lufeas and Proposal for Intervention in
Steel Stke-Pubic Group Lines up With
Capital on All Votes-Labor Delegates
Gscemased-Wilson Sends Appeal
Urging Conference to Continue Work

ing with the public explaining labor 8
oh lection 10 The change. This
amendment was introduced by Mr..
Chadbourne, but the public group
alone voUeG favorabiy
When the origiql Russell-Endl-
corT resolution came up for discus
sion IN the conference. Mr. Gumpers
declared that the withdrawal Of the
support Of the public group was due
10 an Interpretation Of the words
trade and labor unions" by one
member Of the group, VINO Is allied
with organized labor, that the phrase
excludes ali bur American Fedora
ton Of Labor organiza tons. i was
said that the reference vas 70 J. j
Foster. alternate fur Bert NJ, Jewell.
acting president q the Railway En-
Continued an Page -col. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
Capt. Smith Third
i'm Aerial Derby
Across Continent

Chicago. Oct. @1-Capta4n Lowell r.
Smith pilotec his ai-piane in-o San
Francisco al g 81 53 A. NJ today.
gaining TIE honor OF being the third
70 finish the cross-cou-1nenT- and-re-
Turn Reliability race arranged by the
Army Air Service Captain Smith
was the frr- aIrman 10 fly from san
Francisco 70 New York and return
Lieut.. BelvIn ". Maynard and Cap
tain J. Q. Donaldson, first TWO &c
finish the race, landed a. MineDia. IN
Saturday and Monday, respectively
The next CONTESTANTS 10 finish prob
ably viii be Lieut.. Ear Mauzelmaa
and Captain Alex Pearson. both CT
whom spent the night in Cleveland
They are 5G3 miles from their goa.
Pearson few 462 miles from Rock Is
land. Ill. 70 Cleveland today. Man
Zelman was q: Cleveland throughout
the day. making repairs To his eugIna
Lieut.. Il W. Sheridan made the
longest f.ghI OF the day. starting
from Sidney. Neb. this morning and
arriving al Rock Island. 63S miles
distant. before shutdown.
o. the other flyers IN the cross
continent race. Lieut.. r E. WORT
ington. west bound. today. made only
lao miles, flying from Chicago 70
Rock Island. Lieut. P 3. Bagby.t
who is substituting for Lieut.. Col. j,
I. Reynolds. made only short dis
cancs from Reno, IN ms eastward
fight.
Three aviafors started from SR7
Francisco today. Lieut.. Col E.
Hartney led these three with SIS
mile fight 70 Salt Lake CITY. Lieut..
N c. r. Brown aid Lieut. 7. ETnes.
The other starters few only short dis
tanres. There are eight flyers IN
their return trip and eleven waiting
II San Francisco TO start back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22

inert. Win troops m guard. L neces-
sa~v To see that the public sor an
adequate SUPP : If coal
Observation-Disclosures OF the fuel aG-
MANIFESTATION. which ceased 70 Tunc-
ton last spring. also was discussed
L was commended thai the fooG cor
rrol act gave me government tuI
power n require ne miners % re-
main II work pending adjustment Of
wage dena
! WIS not though rouigh- that the
conference w7Ul6 continue y session
after tomorrow Al ruvarunent plans
waited, therefore. Un1I rs close
Win -ul expectation. should no 70
suits b. Obtained. -ta- the govern
raenr. through CGngress or olne-
agencies, would step IT and keep ne
mines il full operation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22

weight was going down 20 nothing
Today feel as strong az MANY a man
HI IS. All praise il due To Vltaiitas
It's wonderful
Weoean offer no better evidence ~
70 what Vitaliras viii 40 than the
above statement, We say Z you viii
give yitaiitas n fair trial II 10 bound
20 shcw results. For rheumatism, In
digestion. stomach, kidnsss OF lfvar
ills II has no equal. To increase
weiuht. regAin strength anl % MAKE
rich red blood. take vfralisas.
This great remedy should be In
every hnzne. Il in sDod for children.
AZ we'll N Krown-ups. DeOrsay's
Drug Store. waterville and Cough
Inns Drug Stnre, AugustA.-Aav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
Indiana Congressman
Optimistic over Situation

Washington. Cct. 21-Ser-lement
Of the cortrcve-sy between bIruml ll-
GUS miners and operators without i
strike is within the range Of Drac-
lIcabiIIry," Representative Sanders.
Republican. Indiana, declared II d
Speech n Inc House today his dis
crict Il IN the center Of the Indiana
Goa field.
For over a quarter Of 4 century g
said Representative Sanders. The
Continued or Page Col. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22

....n=-7n. Oc-. e1.-The joint
nee or scale committees o.
4ad operators Of the Central
--a--..--e coal fields winch was
IKE Secretary Wilson n nope
ing d strike. adjourned lare
mil tomorrow without reach
r- -- agreement Lenders Of DOTH
.-.rrs asserted that their respec-
--.-ades had NOT beer changed
va.
r-.e me scale committees. near
au n number. were lighting -aslT
behind Z closed door. strike
II ragged II the senate. anc tee
agencies looked Up the law. Urn =
-1rviuced mat II would have 10
---oKec &c save the country from
s distress and suffering. Win
ms snuc down and less than q
-r~r-r.s stock on hand % keep fires
ing
-.r7-reG Of the attack on the
mons n me Senate ~ Senator Ere
-c---,.--ser OF New Jersey and re
.--- rom many quarters rnaI the
...-.s-r,-rler7t might intervene, sLrlka
ea-e salQ there was q bare CHANCE
some encouraging developments
-.0-~ow Du- mat me strike order
".-.- stand,
-.r-a.a-v wilson left the meeting
~ -aol. giving the least 1n-Ima1lon
Is vca- was n ms mind as 70
saa- ". sediment
1a VIC committees. II separate
----as Alac INTO the assembly han
re 14d Cross building AND sal
.rv. SHORTY before noon while sec
~ wilson went ID the front ana
.aaIt ceremony announced mat
..r .a. 1e-ar asked u meet and az
-- ae.. crievanues. Pleading Tor
7,u-. .G-4 settlement OF the strike.
awaG now il would affect the
now il would close Industrial
ana stop freight AID passen-
Il sleCa use Of the limited cni-
sad ev the raIlrDacs.
1are -ewls then spoke tor inc
~ae oic wage agreement ne
aaG expired and the oper-
a- charged. haG refused 70
new enc.
80" IT the operators was
av H Penaa " Terre
nd VINO charged tha> the
.- &C rIol1aed Their agreement.
epera-0rs had adhered
tnc.uIes and practices Of col
sl~-al1.nG. and THAI the IN
were a. FAUX. Then. without
-uE ne lenders. Secretary VII
SEesteG an adjournment IN
new as casually as Z the
ae rag planned 10 run for :
~@s nc objection. neither
sang 70 appear in the arrl-
..e blocking Of peaceful Ell
voluntary mediator. hut
md operators alike were sur
re General feeling seemed TO
M tnlug would e fought
Led today The secretarJ',
s;>.- Indicated desire 70 pre-
Jews pf the government
SIZE had neen gwen a fr4
~acaiied that during the
Hr-s.-.oa of President Roose-
"'' caaj Strike appeared Ger
C.-ae-s and operators were
aGl : he mines were shut
tet would be- Immediate"
-a0 operated by The govern
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22

Washington Oct. a1-After day
OF uncertainty. during which Presi-
dent Wilson sent to Chairman Lane
a message of conciIiacIon 20 be USED
rs a last resort" the national in
dustrIal conference tonight cleaned
izs slate by rejecting all collective
bargaining resolutions as well as the
labor proposal for intervention N
the steel strike
The public group aligned with
capital on The vUte against both
the Original collective bargaining
aad the steel strike resolutions. a.
though the declR-rior Of collective
bargaining was proposed by the pub
&c delegates. Prior 10 the vote on
Inc orlEjual declartion- the employ
ers' substitute and rwo new amend
ments ~ Thomas Z. Chadpuurne
chairman Of the conference cen
C-al committee. met defeaL. Only
the employers favored the suhsc!-
tuce and iaDor and capital unirao IN
rheIr opposition % me amendments.
When the conference -ecouvenes
tumor-uv morning. II VIII DE n
pracriCaTfv the same position as n
the opening on October &. In ad-
jou-nine me session -onIgA- SeC-e-
-ary Lane declared ina the confer
ence had produced nothing" and
advised ii 10 take a new start by
aCjourrlng Tor several days while a
cooperating c0mnI--4e OF MOI more
than SIX members frames a program
CT action
Deferred on every POM and hav-
ing lost the support CT me public
group. which heretofore mas bean
On the siue Of me workers. TIE IaDo"
delegates left the conference hal
tonight disaearrened and feeling. as
some Of thaTn said. lhaI little could
De gained by further meetings. Flow
ever. Z meeting Of me group mas
been called for Q clock tomorrow
morning anG several r1enb e-s VIII
ne bound Icy actIou taken a tnG-
Tine
Should labor show a disposition 20
boz he conference Chairman Lane
viii undoubtedly use the President
letter IN an e@o-t . avert me crisis.
Reading Of the letter was sand 20 be
entirely d.scrstionarv with the
chairman. vino declared thar ne
would not produce = unless me
situation became azure. Although
labor may force the disclosure Of its
contents. II was gene-aIly predict
ed tonight that the workers would
MOI Withdraw.
The President s message. = was IN
de-stoOG, re-stares the purposes FOR
which the conference was convened.
emphasizes the u-sHnCy Of the need
for allayiug industrial unrest and
makes 4 plea for further work. On
the par Of the conferences.
The morning session Of the confer
eucs lasted only 4 Few minutes. and
the afternoon meeting. during which
quick action was obtained, was not
convened Until . ociDck. The entire
day was devoted 70 group meetings IN
an attempt ID devise another decla-
ration on collective bargaining SAT
isfactnry 10 all elements After more
than three days Of almost continued
sessions. the employers were unable
TO agree upon another statement ana
fell back upon the Wheeler substitute
Members Of the public group al
tempted 70 effect a compromise by
the substitution Of the words "asso-
Citations Of their OWE choosing" for
trade and labor unions" II me
clause OF the groups resolution guar
anreeIng workers the right TO organ
re. and the five labor representa-
lives on the general committee OF
fifteen spent TWO hours in joint meet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
General Forecast

OF Atlantic coast. north Of Sandy
Hook. Fresh south 10 vets WINDS.
rain. followed bv clearing weather
SANDY HOOK 70 Eatteras Fresh
south and southeast winds. showers.
followed by clearing
Pressure mas fallen rapidly in the
eastern states and mas been attended
during the last ~ hours by showers
III the north Atlantic states.
The temperature has risen gEnsr-
ally IT the eastern states.
In the middle Atlantic and New
England states. showers n the morn
ing will be followed by par-.y cloudy
and cooler weather Wednesday a1--
ernoou an6 generally fair weather on
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
Red Evacuation
of PetrOgrad

Amsterdam. Oct. a1-Commissary
Zinovief, the chief Bolsnevik gov
eminent Representative IN PetroErad.
mas withdrawn from that city, TAX
ing with him all men able TO bear
arms. according 70 reports ID the
German press. The official documents
and cash. il is declared. have been
taken 70 MOSCOW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
n. Y. Publishers
Decide to Resume
Publications

New York. Oct. e1-Publishers of
approximately $50 periodicals and
trade papers having headquarters in
this city. who suspended publication
several weeks agp because Of labor
difficulties. decided late TO-DAY 70 re-
sumo publication at once either In
New York or elsewhere"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22

Jacksonville, Fla. Oct 1.-THE
United States ANY Radio Station
here today picked I'D an 8. Q. 8. call
from the steamer Coulter, which stat
ed that she was IN latitude eS-2s
north, longitude 7s.o4 west, with the
boiler room flooded. Later messages
stated that the British steamer Star
Of Scotland. the steamer City Of Co
fumbus. and the Destroyer Caldwell
were standing by while the vessel
was being rowed TO port by the e.
:. s. Topeka
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
GENERAL STRIKE
AT SANTOS. BRAZIL

Santos. Brazil, Oct I-[Bv the Assp-
cIated P-ess).-A general strike has
been declared here AS Santos is the
largest coffee port III the world the
strike Is expected 10 affect materially
,he cnffee trade The police nave been
re nfurcsa by 4c9 soldiers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
Russian Papers
Say Rebellion
Exists In Petrograd

London, Oct IA dispatch 10 The
Central News rom Heislngenrs SAYS
that Russian newspapers arriving ther-
= pnrt state Of rebellion II and around
Petrosra1 md the discovery Of a coun-
ler re1 olutiunary movement in the Boi.
shevik front lines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
THE WEATHER
SHOW E5S

Showers Wednesday; Cooler OF
X eCnesGay night, ThU-sGay parity
cloudy
Southern New England: Showers,
followed by clearing. WednesGay;
colder " ednesday night; Thursday
partly cloudy,
Eastern New York: Partly cloudy
and cooler "Wednesday; THURSDAY
far
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
RED RESISTANCE
HALTS YUDENITCH
NEAR PETROGRAD

Eeisingtors. Finland. Oct. IL
General Eudenitch has encountered
strong Boishevlst resistance beyond
PulkDVo. about seven mics south Of
petroE-ad. re has therefore halted
ms advance n concentrate his forces
while awaiting achievements anG
heavy artillery One hundred guns
reached MS army TO-DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-22
Govt to Release
100000 Pounds
Sugar to Public

Washington. Oct. 11.-Arvtsed
that t,e Navy Department 1as N
reserve S.JnD,000 pounds Of sugar
Secretary Oar els -ocay in-i-nate1
thar ne wouic release ore rtsTr- o.
the Stock. or 3.G0D.0Co pounds. ~u-
public use &c rs.ieUs tne situation
resulting from 1a-Ior- VICE
shortage % the connorIty.