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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-01
GERMAN DELEGATES LODGED
IN COMFORT At VERSAILLES


VERSAILLES, April 3O.-Count Won
Brockdorn- Rantzau. German foreign
minister; Herr Landsbcrg. secretary
for publicity, art and literature; DIR:
the Warburg Bank: Herr Lcinert.
president OF the Prussian assembly;
Herr Giesbcrts, minister of posts and
telcgraphs, and Herr Schuecking.
Gernrany's plenipotcntiaries to tho
peace congress, reached the little sta
ton ut Eaucrcsson, five miles from
Versailles, at 9:i5 o'clock last night.
The German delegates. accompanied
by experts and journalists, travelled
in two special trains from Germany.
After listening TO short address and
being photographed by an army of
press photographers the Germans
were conveyed in automobiles TO Yer
sailles, where they are now lodged in
hotels.
Several windows of the second train
which brought Journalists and minor
attaches were broken as n result OF
a minor demonstrate on during the
trip, but otherwise the journey pass
cd without incident. Among those
who arrived with the German foreign
minister was DR.. Haniel Won Hahn
hansen, former councillor at the Ger
many embassy Mt Washington.
Received With Due Ceremony.
When the German delegation to tho
peace congress, headed by Count Won
Brockdorff- Rantzau, reached Versailles
French government by NJ. Chalicre,
project OF the department of Seine
e,oise to Tn sSn the n count %n
The counts secretary GIerr Rudigcr)
subsequently remarked to the news
"Words fail me to describe my feel
ings as crossed your devastated re-
gions. hope the peace which we are
about to sign will give satisfaction to
all the nations which participated in
Director Hcineken. of the North Ger
sengers in the second train of German
representatives reaching Naucresson,
the n asne a or the
automobiles reserved for the higher
dignitarics. and was forced to travel
bus with the minor representatives.
Greeted by Project.
The German delegation was greeted
officially at Naucrcsson by NJ. Chalierc.
project Of the department. of seine.et-
cien Affairs. Colonel Henry for tho
Ministry Of War and NJ. oadaiic for
heisner the ranking officer hs of the n ndr
vance party of Germans. also drove
from Versailles to meet his chiefs. He
iiccr,. Major Kaiser. and by French and
EnElish officers attached 10 the SUI
prcme war council.
from which they apparently We're
anxious not TO be separated.
The first train of the two hringinE
the Germans carried forty-six persons.
The train with the others arrived a
half hour later: There was no speech
party.
BY 1890 o'clock he last OF the Cor
mans had been seen safely to their re-
spcctivc hotels. The DrocacdinE vas
entirely without incident.
Fifteen German newspaper men ac-
companied the German representatives
10 the peace congress-. ~
- No censorship will DC imposed upon
the newspaper mems dispatches TO Ger
many, but they will not be allowed to
communicate with the allied diplomats
or newspaper men.
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PLAN LEAGUE OPPOSITION
Republican Senator's Iiustcn TO wnsh-
inS1on To Confer ON Future
Actions.

ASIIINGTON. April 3O.-In;crcst in
the league of nations from the scna-
shifted today from Washington to
New York, to which city Il number
OF important Republican Senator'S were
summoned for private and secret con-
terence with their party leaders
The conference was called, II is said
Tor the PURPOSE of solidifynE Republi-
can opposition to the league covenant
and TO hold in line such recognized
Republican stalwarts as Chairman viii
cox. clihu Root, William Barnes and
"A number OF others.
great air OF secrecy was main
tors from the Capital
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concluded. ito maintain order in Ger
many and construct a law-abiding and
ordered state thus creating the foun-
course, would be vain if an economic
crisis. or interruption Of communities
tion brought collapse at the eleventh
hour or if the entente by setting uu
Impossible peace conditions destroyed
all our work"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-01
CHARGES THAT MONTENEGRO
Is VICTIM OF INTRIGUE
Friends OF Little Balkan Country AL
lcEc Plot to Absorb Its
Nationality.

LONDON. April 3o-(spec!sDl).--
Charges that Montenegro. the smallest
of the allies, has been Il victim OF in
triEue during the war, are made by
Alexander Devine, of Winchester. n
friend of the little Balkan country. In
q letter of complaint TO Premier Lloyd
George, Mr.. Devinc writes:
The great feature of intrigue has
been TO ignore her existence as sep
aratc country: then 70 protest that
fraternal consideration with her WAS
most desirable. and. finally. to delibcr-
ately attempt TO absorb her existence
and nationality"
MIR. Lloyd George replied that he
hoped and believed that the interests
of Montenegro would be amply pro-
,ectcd At the peace conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-01
TWO BOMBS DELIVE;RIsp
ny MAIL AT SAN FRANCISCO

bombs wero delivered by mail to tho
district attorneys Office in San Fran
cisco Saturday morning. One was ad-
dressed TO Charles NJ Fickert district
attorney, and another to Edward
GSrunha, assistant district attorney.
Ihcy were mailed from New York
Cunha, was opened and found to con-
tain pcrcu <sion caps. an explosive and
some acic Both were delivered in
wooden boxes. the bombs contained
In n cardboard box inside. Tho pack
ages were marked Novelty" with the
name OF "Gimbcl Brothers. New York"
on the outside of the package.
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HUN SOLDIERS ORGANIZE
Form Associations to Cnrc for Wound
cd md Take Part in
pOifttCS,

COLOGNE, April 30 Especially Ger
man soldiers wounded in the war have
begun forming associations in Cologne
and other towns and cities in various
parts OF Germany. Some OF the lead
crs say the associations plan to even
tual!y take a prominent part in poll
in Cologne to consider means FOR pro-
NidinE for those most seriously wound
cd. Discharged soldiers reported that
the municipal authorities have done
little 10 aid the disabled men and that
many OF them were not even rcCciv-
ing their Federal wound allowances.
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sCHEW-TOP BOX HELD
1T ROMB SENT TO ALABAnx

DSDEN. ALA, April 30..-Rcpre-
sentative John J.. Burnett, OF Alabama.
ecelved package containing an in
rsrnal machine, The fact that Mr.
HuTnctt %as unable to open the pack
5sse saved him from possible serious
injury The box. which bore "Gimbe!
AIyrothers, New York" name on the
wrapping, was turned over TO the
police. IT was exploded by firing a,
pistol shot at It,
sStA The bomb was enclosed In a screw
HSsr box, which was hard TO unfasten,
y AfiG while Mr.. Burnett and his son
S9Ssers attempting TO remove tho lid.
y 9hty remembered press dispatches tell :
iiiRE Ok similar boxes sent TO Mayor
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JUDGE lands THOUGHT
BOMB MAILED AS QUEEN,

-ItoCKVILLE. ILLS. Aprl 80
.ihats queer" said Judge Iandis
When Informed of the suspected bomb
a. The conclusion of his court late This
aitcrnoon. Why, nobody would send
ne bomb. Nobody ever attempted
public life long time. Ana they
after Rockefeller. too. are thew?
wonder why they didn't opcn IL, No
pay ever seems to open Internal ma
mes They are always just discov-
~. seemed disinterested. bought a
or popcorn and mentioned that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-01

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April 30
Dctachnents of the One Hundred and
Twenty-cighth, One Hundred and
Twcnty-nint and Ono Hundred and
Thirtieth Machine gun battalions left
today for Camp Funston. The men
Will parade in Springfield and Joplin.
Mo. There were nearly 1000 men in
the three dctachments.
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Will Qualify n. Judge.

DANVII,LE VA. April 30-E Wal
ton Brown will tomorrow qualify as
Judge of tho Corporation Court before
John Il Cook. clerk of the court. His
commission arrived from Richmond
yesterday. Judge Brown will preside
ut tho chanccry term OF thc Corpora
ton Court, which begins next Monday.
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CALL OUT SOLDIERS
Radicals in Tnmpn Fla. Threaten to
Hold May Day Celebration De-
spite Police Order.
LBv Assoclniel prnss

TAMPA. FLA, May AT the re-
quest of the sheriff, the Mayor and the
Chief of Police, Major u. T. Conoly,
commanding the battalion of COUNT
guards here. issued orders shortly after
midnight this morning for the three
local companies to assemble under
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NOSkE SAYS NECESSARY TO
DEFEND EASTERN FRONTIERS
rBv Associated Pres

BERLIN, April administer of De-
tense Noskc today. in the course of an
defending Germany's eastern frontiers.
Noske said tho statement OF British
premier Lloyd George. that Germany
$4,000 men for the maintenance OF or
der unfortunately was true Noskc
said he considered that the Bolshevist
Danger to Germany had bccn mill
tarily overcome.
we have done rything."} Noskc
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sections OF tho city a,

s Urn IN dIaeront sections OF the city a.
e Rad n L, t5odsSy. 49, Z
mold a May Day demonstration here,
and tho chief of police issued notice
several days ago that no such demon,
tenanced.
The chief said he learned last night
tnat tho radical element was plan
ming to disobey the order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-01

Hanson. of Seattle. and former Sena-
tor Hardwick, of Georgia. and ceased
their efforts to remove the lid, later
delivering the box TO the police.
Representative Burnett'S activities
in regard to the immigration question
is believed to he the motive for the
sending OF the Internal machine.
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Make More Typcrri.er..

LONDON. April 30-British tvpc-
writer manufacturing firms are max ing
great efforts to produce larger mum :
Der or typewritcrs 10 satisfy the de-
mand which is at present very great
Flants recently have been largely in
creased
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-01
Whnt "sprinr Fcvcrr

1t. is simply low Vitality. n lack Of
Energy caused by Impurities in the
blood. GROVES ThSTELESS chill
TONIC restores Vitality and Energy by
purifying and Enriching the Blood.
You can soon feel It's Strengthening,
lnNigoratinE Effect. Price 60c.-Ady
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Mitchell, Bound for Home

BROOkLIN. =. y, April aO.-Thc
Brooklyn National League Club has
received word that Clarence Mitchell
left handed pitcher, and valuable
utility player, is Bound home from
France.
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GREECE DECLARES ISLANDS
HERS CLAIMED by ITALY
TBy Associated Press.l

ATHENS. April So.--A proclamation
has been issued In the Dodccanesus
Islands. by which it is declared that
the islands have become united with
Greece. Italy has laid claim TO those
islands, being her sovereignty upon
rights secured following the Turco-
Italian war, in 1911 and 1912.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-01

WASHINGTON. April 30.--Thc wash
inEtOu Anne leans are trying out a new
shortstop named Davis. He appears to
he very good in fielding. but has not
yet shown anything strong in the way
OF batting.
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PARIS SEES HOPES
FOR EARLY RETURN
OF ITALIAN ENJOYS

lContinued From First Page)
ing with the Germans will proba bly,
occur Friday afternoon or SATURDAY..
when the pact will be presented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-01

at his trade and learning each coun.
try's language as he passed through
Later ne took up the teaching OF
languages and is now known as one
of the greatest English authorities on
the Italian language and on Italy's art
treasures
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SCHOOL TEACHERS ord
Bristol Educators Pass n
Dcba1 ding an Increas
Salary. tE
IBy Assoc,iatcd Prcw. /

BRISTOL, VA, April 3o.I
five instructors in the schools
city mot tonight and organic
Public School Teachers A2soN
OF Bristol. Tho new organt
passed a set of resolutions ask z
boards of education of both cithy
specially but firmly" to consider
request for an increase In wag,
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DAYS BOND SALES
REACH $1.195,8OO

Continued From First Pagc)
Association of Macabecs, Mrs. Mary
T.. Briel, chairman, at Second and
Broad Streets: st. Johns Circle, Kings
Daughters. Mrs. q. T.. Parrish. chair
man, at Mosbys, and tine Social Ser
vice Federation, Mrs. John B. Gayle
chairman, at FourqurcanTcmp Co.
Coiorcd People Start Drive.
The colored people OF Richmond arc
arranging to make an aggressive
drive during the remaining days of
the campaign for the selling OF LIB
crty Bonds.
They have established Headquarters
in the Army and Navy Club, at 90 w.
Clay Street, with Rev. NJ. l.. Davis as
executive manager. All of the lead
orS arc invited to meet Al the Third
street =. 81. +. Church Friday night.
May :: a, 1880 o'clock. to perfect the
organization for the drive and to ar
range for big mass meeting at Ebc-
nezcr Church, Friday night, May s. at
$40 O'Clock.
Fifth Reserve District Figures.
Virginia swung back and led Mary
land IN the number of subs cribers in
the Fifth Federal Reserve District yes
subscribed, while in Maryland 1882
bought bonds
The latter State was ahead. however
in amount OF subscriptions. 1t had
sl1,46g.150, as compared with $I4,-
S77.S50 in Virginia. Sales In other sec
tons were as follows: District Of co.
lumbia. $4,000 West Virginia.
$3.50, 400: North Carolina. sN3l7,s0O:
South Carolina. is7c.10o. The District
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nnsketmnker Beeome. Linsuist.

. UNMBIllDGE, April 20.-Thomas
lokey, who has been elected to tho
new professorship OF Italian at Cam
bridge, began life az a basketmaker
lie travelled on the continent working
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-01

of Columbia led in. individual sub
scri6ers, with 1855. The cash sales
in the District were $9.465,00O
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Richmond Subscription
Amounts to $6,775,950

Subscriptions were reported by
Richmond hanks and trust com
panics last nigh Il AS follows:
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81 g. q /: post .o,ilice clerk. wore
n Sss mailed $50 turdey night In u Cox
rSsrsistS s ,n1t n na }lsig GLE a6orhood of
stits hutlWcre sealed with rcd wafers
therefore could be accepted only
stSn ny they were sent to the. general
sEasisomce to be referred back to the
parcel had the name of Gimbel
81 tsENShcrs printed on it. and the de-
II pArsmentl store was notified, but failed
70 sansRer. Early this morning Charles
SlrA.aplan. a post .ottice clerk. while on
q MS way home from work, read in n
u Morning paper of the bomb sent to
Il sN sannfor Harwick. of Georgia.
EE5Ss Dcmbs Sent to Experts
81 81, The description of the package con-
EISsSSt atntng the bomb struck him and he
|F11urrted back to the post -oflice and eX-
detained parcels. He then
fsRtsions and the packages were sent
ihief. Post-Office Inspector W. L.
~ Explosives experts were called in by
INSPECTOR, Cochran and one OF the par
Gels was opened. 1t contained a small
phlai fastened to the top of a polished
That The cylinder could not be opened
swithout breaking the bottle. The
aS:areaRlng Of the bottle would release
sSthree illuminate Of mercury caps rest
! ing on a stick Of dynamite. The whole
|s,ss,Leter in the day representative of
3S Ssl.mpel Bros: called OH Inspector Coch-
IAN; s and after examining the, parcels
Sdselared the wrappings had never
sSElginated in the department store. lie
kspah, s out that the outside covering
3fo19Daper, such as would not be used by
any department store for mere wrap
ping purposes.
Have Several Clues.
ssIhe inner box, containing the wooden
$cylinder, was also made OF a very fine
Grade of green cardboard, unlike any
Sin ordinary use. Each of the parcels
measursd eight inches in length, two
On the back of each parcel was in
RED: Novelties--a sample" Inspec-
TOT Cochran expressed the belief that
Ehis was an ingenious effors on the part
q the senders to induce the secretary
an intended victim to hand tho
arcef unopened to his chief. The OFF,
ais who are in charge OF the invcs.
cation believe that the very eiabor-
enesS of the would-be assassins'
eparations may prove their undoins
anording certain clues 70 their
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LII MAINTAIN ORDER,
SAWS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


SAYS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iiANR ri Isl 3 ~ !, Pa. April so.-"we
sehafr et'0r of fenssSlva wi
led az New York to Gover rmos
ster. and himself Governor Sproui
pet the people who made the bombs,
lsnt on the attempted outrage. "'e
the lives Of the ,officiais is the direct oct
cesuit of their advocacy of legislation
sp under oSt so eisnnsidspaton aimed to
Among. these measures is the ad-
ninlstration antisedition bill. which
"A the hall Of the House Of Z" Rep resens
tatives yesterday. Attorney-tieneral
ans before ms
Secd for such legislation. Ire was
posed by a large delegation Of
eo az the By State daP Tesera
ysion of Labor. who claimed that The
Dili was too far-rea ching in it's scope,
covering any form of discomfort
sentfeSted by the workers.
yolunteer Police Force Bill.
It was Senator Eyre who introduced
bill which provides for a volunteer
police force In all counties of the Com
monWeaith and Tor calling them into
The bill would also permit volunteer
police In one county to so into ad-
.joining counties for tho suppression
sAnother bill against WIFI CHI there has
esSh ra'Se "a storm, storm Of protest by So
bill to Increase the personnel OF the
State poiicc.
ordered that ali packages Of every '3 don
\acription addressed to members of tho
ehi.sylvania State Legislature. State
held at the local post office. inspectors
phayc been ordered to examine ali
packages.
Find DEADLY BOMB
Il Il ON JUDGE LASDIS' DESK
,II owinn Aprii 5"-1nys tiga;ion
in the country TO be on the lookout
T for suspicious packages from, New
one OF the bombs on the desk Of FED
AsraA Judge kenesaw NJ. Lands. THAT
F5ne package had not been opened was
! absent from the city.
y The bomb was received In the morn
1RRE I;d mall I, With other packages. by Miss
Erapher. She placed it with a law
kbook upon Judge Lands desk. there
pens nothing in its appearance to
q Later when the general warning
I Vas sent out to watch incoming mail.
= tilc pdShd6eS ana called
d. Deadly, Device in White Bo..
seized i 10 the wa New marked Tor like those
and like the ones, sent to Former SEN
o Mor Hardwick. of Georgia and Mayor
white ABOUT two s inches I saSar BOX an is
even inches long. 1t. pore four 2
from New York to Chicago and pre-
vented its being held up as we're
3 olnsrs' Tor insufficient postage.
Ihird street and Broadway. New York"
age: IT bore label novelty" The
ne read. It was sealed at both ends
With Il red seal.
ribbon Of the typcwr HtTr''t was bI The
I1ghe address read: "Mr. Kenesaw NJ
Pesf-ofice ins spss 1hi saiG mo hon,
!SWCuld be held until IL was earned
what method had been taken in New
gsother bombs. ''e
Judge lands has handled most or
sf me- G9yernments cases against the
ne sent ninety-nine of them to Leav-
.fsnWorth prison, among them Big Bill
Si9Ewood. their leader. During the
q. bomb was placed in the corr,-
Of the Federal building, which
four and injured thirty. No
mas been apprehended for this
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NEWS BULLETINS

ROME, April Gothic American am
hassador. Thomas Nelson Page. had IL
long interview on the situation today
with Premier Orlando and Foreign
Minister Sonnino, after which he sent
~ telegraph report to Paris, giving a,
full account of the point of view of
the Italians and the Italian govern
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03

pubblica un intervista avuta dal suo
correspondents dallItalia con il nuovo
Presidcnte del Consigio. riguardanto
le relazioni ira Ia Francia rItalia
Nitti dichiaro' che ncssun statista dc.
sldera l'csistcnza di sentiment di mimi.
cia ira la Francia n 'Italia esscndo che
lalleanza dele due nabioni latine non
g sempliccmente basata su relazoni di
sanguc. ma anchc su mutui Interest,",
SuIla domanda fntta dial correspondence
Sc ii nuovo Gabinetto Nitti -Tittoni
mlrnrebbc cementare rallcanza ira la
trancia 'ltalia, l'on. Nitti ha ris
posta affcrmativamcntc. sofia considc
razionc. pcro'. che Ia Fraucia non con
slderi italia come una sorelastra
bensi come un cguale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03

Parigis, luigi o - (ritardato -
L'AgenzA Radio ha trasmesso il seq
uente telegramma da Roma:
la stampa tcdcsca ha reccntemcntC
pubblicato la notizia che nuovi dele
gait italiani avrcbbero riaperta la dis
cussione riguardante l'alto Adige ed il
Tirolo, in considerations di una rich =
iesta da partc del governo austriaco. La
notizia e puramcnte fittizia. lie from
tiere neutrali dell'Itaia dalla partc
dell Austria sono state dcfnitivamcntc
nggiustate sccondo desideri italiaui,
come. fu annunziato dal Ministro degli
Esteri Tittoni ncl suo utimo discorso
n lSenato. Qucsta qucstionc G stablita
Qualsiasi rumore sula mcdcsima e
cvidcntemcntc fantastico."
II giornalc franrcsc lie journal
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OUSTED ITALIANS CONFER
Orlando and Sonnino Discuss Their
Attitude Toward Treaty

Rome, July 3.--(By a. PD-For-
m"r Premier Orlando returned ycstcr-
day from Palermo for the purpose of
meeting Baron Sonnino. former min
lister of foreign affairs. who had Just
arrived here from Paris.
/. They held long conference as to the
attitude they would take in the np-
preaching discussion in parliament
which will be especially devoted TO the
work done by the Peace Conference.
particularly the relations between the
Italian and American delegations.
The exchanges between the former
premier and the Italian delegation at
Paris and President Wilson will also
be discussed during the coming session
of the Italian parliament.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03

arises. This is along the same lines
laid down by General Pcy ton e. March
chief of staff in Washington, in deal
ing with correspondents.
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UKRAINIANS ROUTED
BY POLISH DRIVE
Offensive Wins Lemberg-HaIicz-
StanisIau Railway Line-Takes
Enemy by Surprise

Paris. July s (By A. p.D-Thc
Polish forces on Saturday started n
counter offensive along the whole Ga .
lician- Nolhynian front. according to ad e
vices from Warsaw.
The Poles say they have everywhere
broken the Ukranan resistance and
that the LCmbcrg ITalicz Stanislau
railway line is again in Polish hands.
Tho enemy suffered severe casualties,
5000 prisoners. thirty machine guns and
huge stores being captured.
1t seems that the Ukrainians were
everywhere taken by surprise and that
they gave way at all points. Tie rolcs
occupied Brody.