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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-05-15
F.nn FOR SALE IN MADISON

mila from car line on road leadin~
from White Sehoolhouse to Madison
acres. no buildings nic4
orchard land. ten acres in pasture
lots OF growing pine; splendid site f6r
summer home five cent fare L. Lake
,Xnnd near one Of the most hea#tif.l
lakes IN Maine. +. +. Tripp. "a West
ern avenue, Fairfield. aWl>'
MADAME r. E.-RELIABLE nE4D.
INGS of Palmistry. Astronomy and
cards Railroad st, SHOW hogan
Hours TO !" 4NlN'
ROLL OF HONoR-MADE tn
order for the home. churcn. 1o8p.
town ar place of business. ete. Hand
drawn and painted. In memory Of on
Eoys Write for particulars to q "
Greene. Richmond. 4wiS'
mann AND GOOD CARE N
Protestant family wanted for htti.
girl Of two and one-half years. pre-
farabIV in or near Skowhegan. Mr.
NJ r. Johnston. r. +. d. /, Skowhegan
y Z. Tef 27-5. avis
farm cuts 20 tons hay; pasture II
~ plenty wood for home Is. lO1
asres growing pine. 10 cords fir un-
be retdy TO cut. located on Sta'.
roa9. near neighbors. p miles fra7.
WIIfaa Academy. Shoe Factor.
lem buildings with town water fn
house aid Harn. Details Hunis
Agency. Str7-g. Wv
soDs. LOAN. sAND AND CLAY. FOR
Sale " H. Iese. IN, Cor Of Water
and North Streets. Sn vinegar Main.
Phone 42-3. Awl3'
sly ROOM 'o OF A,de ASn o,' "AhA1E
At l.akt"o"u ioi say haS
IA III L,rant ~ -. =.
4WI7s
run WELLS HOUSE FOR SALE.
sotitE Id. Elm 81 ~
, -. ff,u Inanfre of " : Ioral
~ 1as5n SWl-.
BARGAIN. FORD COVERED tn o.
t - llaaj SON eo''''''''' l.. ~.
/ MT \ JOB CUTTING FOUR
fe# s14G for fhe summer pulp wood
preferred. NJ. +. Burns NO. Ne" Fnr'-
1--WE NoME FIRST CLASS SEED
ftom alI kinds at bad We'd ed
Horny Dunlap Madison y. +. Hslr-
tuoae 56-l g. 4"li'
SMALL FARM, ABOUT FIVE ACRES
,-It6 4ause. ell and barn: on road faal-
laz rom E,st To " est n''t 81. HI
'itt4. - II, ar Pi' - I'll"
,th = VI - Mi :. - :. u r. - - -.
I.t lt.a ~" '''''i' u ~ - -.
u4,E DnIXt>C HORSE ron
szi.=. aiz1 several wagons. and harnr,
.,. 5f,ttr some extrn collars ..T
I5,fs,ss G. +. Rurrill. East Madiear
farmers Phone 3.llo. tn
,trouontIE FIRE INSURANCE.
o.rittrn 20 per cent cheaper thar Other
.lg,nfs ola reliable company. CIV,
tfav41and 4. Companv \ r. relephor.
11fz2i tn
WHITE WY&NooTVE Eggs ron
hafchlne. the Orono strain Is for ;
,,n.,r3uttad 20 per cent fertile or r,
Ilaa.d free Mice Hodgl1fns Nj
fIdees,srh IL +. u =. ~.
-....f-9 nsnl.d farm cart. eaiIjpn4j -,
immediate use. for sale. Mr.. A..
ms Tel i-31 4Wi-.
JUNK AND LIVE POULTRY W Ant
Won have ANYTHING you wish to dis
nose of let me know. Write. til.
phone or bring il 10 my house Tele
phone 81. J. S. Goldberg, So7 Madi
hogan. tf4o
on Been street. near Fairview rart
Inquire of Albert j. Blair. ~ North
avenue. Skowhcgan tf1-
,
'omPETENT "oMNN VA Nkfp
Tor genera h"AStN u" III smah Tar
~ WASHING sent out; Good Was+a
,ApplS 10 Mrs. after tight by q
Nh foh ~ Lawn NV
:. Ks Am taulpped. WIN an electrie"
ivn narantaad 10 clayt1aos
Russell St, Skowbegan. ffff
c
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.'raut Street for sale; good garden
Lot we'll water wired for electric
Iehtz Augustus Gilblair Center
=Hsst. StoWhesau y. r. Phone l2O-5.
ffIG
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NAVE \ DRIVING HORSE roK

sl1e= ai=p several wagons and harnrs
including some extra collars atG
haaes G. +. Burrill, East Madison
Farmers Phone 3-110 til
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4 GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED FOR
ArnAMnEnnY pLANTS Fnn sAIE

IXrrbearinE superb and progressive.
- Zach; Box Elder and Elm trees. Z
- f high. sue each. &. W Good
rich. SkoWheEan tits
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Eon SAFE OR WOULD EXCHANGE

for any kind of livestock. an extra
good two-seated surrey, rubber tires
harness for same with collar ana
names and light rcins. Used very
little. PA Water st. Phone No
42-2. tits
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TIN rs in pieces about AZ it. square.
H. beon hemmed and used IA few
timss onlyJ for hay caps. Material
in eaeh would cost now about 81. of
fered for sale IT 45e each. postpaid
thrre for $l20. six for $2.l5. Fred
Paxton. care of Independently Reporter
{ q tflg
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lnnn Ill sllL.Ls DE AsIlEs MANTEn

Tor NhI0N 7 WI al n your H0m0 m
SHOW hogan or \prridEcWOck aud pay
you - cents bu4hrl cash. Write
postal W = Tryou. Skowhepan. r.
l. u 2W20'
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I'VE \ rnIpLE IRoN nEnN.

spring and mattresses and second hand
lann mowers FOR sale. All AT low
price | am still buying antiques aud
se,oud hand furniture. Lancaster
wis
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for sale: also single riding wager
with umbrella top. in good condition
baby carriage, flash light and cam
lamp W NJ. Nalliere, Skowhegan
tfts
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wANrED-MEN AND WOMEN TO

WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN To
take orders among friends and neigh
bors for the genuine guaranteed hos,
iery. full line for men. women and
children. Eliminates darning We
pay soc an hour spare time or S24
week for full time. Experience un-
necessary. Write. International NILS,
NorristoWn Pa Sw19
APARTMENTS TO LET OVER
looking Water street and railroad
suites or Offices or splcndidly adapted
for club rooms or for lodge and So
cietv purposes. Steel ceilings through
OUT + n Merrill. iw19
ENPERIENCED COOK WANTED
At the Metropolitan cafe. oxford
Block Water street ul9
SUMNER SLEEPING HOUSE SAILS
TT for sale, we'll built, and screened.
Large enough for four single beds
This building is 50 constructed that it
could be adapted for many other uses.
INQUIRE AT Smiths Music store Far
mers' Phone 26-f tfl9
\ GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED FOR
general houSeWork. Must be good
PLAN cook Apply at \. l.. MeInniss
r f d 8. BoN p. Skowhegan. 2w19'
BLACKSMITH SHOP. ESTABLISH
ED trade WORK enough for three men,
for sale. in one of Somerset Countys
most hustling communities. House
on same lot goes with it If desired In
allire of colby x Withee Farm Agency
Sorridgewock p. O. Address. Skow-
heean. X. +. d. 1. Telephone Norridgc-
,y6ek Exchange 17-19. tf19
>rRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE
ExcrbearinE superb and progressive
- Zach; Box Elder and Elm trees.
- f. high, sue each. (. W. Good
rich. SkoWheEan. tits
NEAEN ROOM HOUSE on EAST
FHa4t Street for sale; good garden
plot we'll water. wired for electric
alhie Augustus Gilblair. Center
1900. SEoWheean y. r. Phone l2o-5.
tf14
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EGGS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BRED 5. 9. White Leghorn eggs 4
W. Young strain, Regal strain W wv
andottes and Fishel strain " iN
mouth Rocks $1.25 per setting o.
-. S8 per hundred. Write or phone
to Joseph Whittemore. SkoWheE4f
Ear. Phone 2O-l1O. Il. +. n. . GN1l'
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EItS I'm equipped with an electFice
lN operated machine for sharpeninl
lawn mowers in a superior manner
Work guaranteed. &. S. CleYeland
Russell St, Skowhegan. ttlf
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IL AtH enNIE FtRNr CLASs sEEn

eg.H sf4H for the summer pulp WOOD
.t=..f#alaa. NJ. r. Barns. No. NeN rart
nal fWH-s
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,rtir WELLS HOUSE FOR 81

\. An-ou Village. three tenement
rity uater. south side Elm st. nea-
oir4uee Han Inquire of W. 5. Jones
Na. Arson. Nv
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unn sALE-laO ACRE DAMN

farm cuts 20 tons hay; pasture Is
,ows. plenty wood for home U.s.. lN1
a re. growing pine. 10 cords fir lum-
hes re.tdy to cut. located on Stat.
roa3. near neighbors, p miles frd7.
WiItaa academy. Shoe Factor
Woolsn Mil. Stores and Depot exec
lent bul.dInGs with town water tn
ho0se and Naru. Details Huns =
Agency strong. sW.-'
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.n.lrInN INVITED ny \ WV WHO

Ia 9.9IIN EUOW IpuGt OT : +1l'.fs ulNl-
ness or WAC accept employment in
ans linz where | could make myself
useful H. : care of independents
Reporter Company. tits
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WHITE MNANDoTTE EGGS FoK

Matching. the Orono Strain. - for :
Euarauttcd 90 per cent fertile or re-
plaeed free. Atee Hodgllins Nj
rldeeee3ek. H. i. u .. aW3
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for general huuseNo rn IN smah far
lily Washing sent out Good Vases
Apply To Mrs Walter Hight. Dyer 5.
SkoWhegan. \. +. Tel. 205. tn
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Openings Tor chefs. COOKS, WaIfre#s1
laundresses chamber maids. pparI
work. kitchen work clerical NOR
nurses, etc. For details ana pet-N n.
al advice write or telephone a. Mr
f. II IlaWley, $50 High ST. Bath. NJ
Telephone 725 tf.l
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high prices. Get my quotations be
fore you sell. Ray Malbon at the
home of A. II. CLEVELAND ~ DR.. Mann
road. Skowhegan. n. f.. Phone e
tits
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STRIKER - ami 3oe. Send good
photo fp copy Photo returned with
Nouf photo ,alendar aud 10 beautiful;
post cards fire.. Pike Studio Box L.
NEaX.rIV % iWZOt
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\ PRACTICALLY NEW FOUR

~jee1-a ueelrd farm cart equipped TO,
use. for sale. Mr.. A.
thony q sawyer, Starks, Maine FIR.
mers Tel III 4NIr'
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TnREE HOUSE LoTs FoR WI


on Beech street near FairVieW Park
Inquire of Albert j. Blair, 81 North
avenue Skowhcgdn. tfl1
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6<on Visible for rent first month
49, second month sl.15, third
month and thereafter, $3.50 per month
payable in advance independents Re
porter co. tf12
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shape. newly painted and new tires.
VIII exchange for team or COWS, also
for sale Shetland black Pony. weight
375 lbs. ride or drive. l.. l.. Lougee,
Madison 1w20
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f3r 10 GOOD CONDITION. r. /. Dan
forth Madison. 4N19t
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TIRE CHAM LOST SOMEWHERE

in SkowheEan village. about April 26.
Suitable reward Will be paid for its
return. Party who took jack saddle
from our stable might save trouble by
it's early return. SkON hogan Jersey
Creamery. 2Wl9
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sone IoAN ,AND Ann CIAY Fou
sly RnnM COTTAGE AND CARGO

Sale " II. Hese. IN, Cor Of Water
and North Streets Sn vinegar. Main.
Phone 42-2. iW17'
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ORDERS TAKEN For ARIsTO-


CRATIC Iowa Light Brahma setti1s
eggs. Price $500 per setting of M
teen. Call or write, Mrs. Albert j.
Blair. 297 North Ave. Skowhegan TN
A FEW MORE LOW PRICED FARMS
wanted for our new spring bulletin
Roderick Farm Agency. Cover RiocN
Skowhegan. tai
POWER MAKERS FOR FORD CARS
While they last, $40. Island Avenue
Garage, Skowhegan. Both Phones INV
80 BUSHELS CHOICE, SEED WHEAT
for sale raised on Hillside Farm \ ;
Burke, Bingham. II
DEVELOPING AND FINISHING Foh
amateurs. neatly and promptly d9ns
at The HUFF Studio. 81 Water -
Skowhegan, Me. Mail orders for ou'
of town people promptly attended t9
TRUCKING. SMALL OR LARGE
jobs; good team. competent and are
full driver. Telephone your orders
anytime. Skowhegan Fire DepAt
ment, Engine House, Island ANenut.e,
n. E. Tel 210. uoI
CUT FLOWERS AND PoTFEp
Plants Flowers for all occasions
Say 1t with Flowers" When In W.,
terville we invite you to call Mitchsn
Flower Store, IA Main St. WaterVin'1I
Ned II. Lambert, Water ST.. y. r. lsh
e5-ll Skowhegan Agent, Agents Wanss
ed in other towns, iS""
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\ SHALL oFrIcE sNEE MANTEn
STR AN BI;rsRI

State size. condition ana prlf. ~ IN
letter. H. &. Walker. Sko0 heE5"
L. +. =. L. tflf
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Non visible. to rent after May 18th
Price. first month. 500. md month,
$1.7a. third month and thereafter, $3.50
Rental can apply toward purchase. If
desired Cash price of machine $l3.
W. also have an L. G. Smith and other
modern makes in splendid condition.
for rent on reasonable terms. lnde-
pendent Reporter 20. SkoWhegan. tf20
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,nu ron SALE ABOUT 100 ACRES

IN laIds. uUstWe nd a large aereaEe
IN IRON lne lumbef Buildings III fair
conditions with "a large amount Of
dressing 30 commission To pay as
goa viii buy it Of the owner . H..
bartlett 26l Madison Ave. Skowh"-
pm 2N20+
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nn.nn ND GOOn CAnE IA

Protestant family wanted for iItti.
girl Of two and one-halt years, pre-
farab1V in or near Skowhegan. Mr.
N +. Johnston. r + d. /, Skowhegar
Y r TeI oI-3. 3Wl>f
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Raspberry plants. Hardy, Mafrr-
grown stock Send for prices G.-n
cove strawberry Nurseries. " g.
Lufkin. BoN W. Rockland. s@IAt
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hanger II mon, drop Tor I I3-Ib moi
shaft. good as NV. Will sell for $3.50
also one SOLID hanger, - inch drop
will sell for 10 cents. independent
Reporter Co.
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wv WIN MODEn ATE CAPIrAL


wants 10 buy small business Of some
kIHd t. e. Care Of Independent He
bortfr 90 TIA
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EGGS FOR MATCHING

White Orpingtons, Keller. Straes &
cook strain direct First class VIM
ter LAYERS WhH send away for eggs
when you can see the birds. Price
Toe per egg \. -. 5oarscs. q = y
l. Madison tits
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wEAVERS WANTED AT ONCE.
NEW FORD TOURING CAR WITH

extras for sale for cash only Inquire
of Bl=saH 4 Conant, Water and Russell
ST. SknW hogan. 4Wl9*
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ron SALE or ENcIIA>GE ron

ialN Ford car horse. wagon aud htr-
ne4z J L. Wilson. East Madison
fW2u+
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NArIoNAL srARk PUG ron W.
t0ULD LIKE TO BUY SECOND
Will TAKE BAnIEs TO BOARD-

Terms reasonable. For further in
formation inquire of Mrs. John Red
mond, F. o. Box So, Bingham. Far
mers Tel. 1914. iw19
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order for the home. churen. iodg.
town ar place of business. ete Hand
drawn and painted. In memory Of or
Govs Write for particulars to q "a
Greene Richmond. 4WfSt
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SEVEN NEAR OLD MACK MARt,

for sale; weighs 1900 lbs, sound. good
worker. bargain If taken at once Rod
erick Farm Agency. Skowhegan. 3wI9
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farm or timber lot. write or Tel T..
IL lamsdcll Ripley. Tel - Ripley.
9hM2ut
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AMERICAN GIRLS

as mattresses for summer, good pay,
good rooms and good board, Expert
ence not necessary. Apply Columbia
Hotel, Kennebunkport, Maine AVIS
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LEAGUE. STANDING
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CE AND CASTOR 1.-THE

IIcalcrs" will be in their Offices. OK
ford Block, Water st. Skowhegan,
Monday. June Ind from 100 p. m. TO
$50 p m Tuesday Bird and first Mon
day aud Tuesday each month. 3w20'
The Washington times., 1919-10-29

to him singing is for the songs sake.
His program was a rich one, with
Beethoven's adelaide" given with
finish and in sweetness OF tone that
yet carried to the farthest corner
OF the large theater Two songs OF
Cesar Franck held the impressive
ecclesiastic quality of these noble
compositions, while in type he orna-
mented the "Mandoline" OF Faure.
and the dramatic "Dansons la Clique
of Poldowski with the touch of the
interpreter
Mr.. Hackett's encore from "Manon," :"
beauty, in feeling, while, at the piano.
eauty, in feeling, while. at the piano,
Claude Gotthelf was the creator of
tone poems of distinction and quality
of tone,
Mr.. Hackett also gave as encore
Little Mother o. Mine" by Floy Little
Bartlett, and Miss Renard played as
encore the Music Box" of Emil
Sauer. i. MacB.
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
TREASURY WORKERS
BREAK WITH LABOR
Ninety Architects Leave A.
r. of L. Because Radicals
Are Becoming Active.

Ninety technical employees of the
office of the supervising architect of
the Treasury withdrew yesterday
from the American Federation of
Labor.
The reason for the withdrawal was
that during the past few months,
many men holding radical and un-
American ideas have become active
members and active leaders in the
American Federation of Labor"
The members OF the Treasury sec
ton pledged themselves to use their
efforts toward influencing other Gov
ernment workers affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor to
break away from that organization.
They also pledged themselves to op-
pose the radical tendencies that
threaten the foundation of the Gov
ernment of the United States"
The Treasury section. composed OF
architects, craftsmen, structural en-
gineers and mechanical engineers
also voted to sever its affiiiation
with the International Federation OF
Technical Engineers, Architects and
Draftsmen's Union The latter body
was organized in July. 1918. and has
a membership OF 5000, composed
mostly of technical workers in Gov
ernment bureaus. navy yards and
shipbuilding plants.
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
NAMES MEN
Who KILLED
j. S. A|RM|EN

Mai r. S. Bratton, who was in COM
,mand of the party of army officers
who were sent into the Gulf of Cali
fornia to bring back the remains OF
Lieuts. Cecil II. Connolly and Freder-
ick B. Waterhouse, yesterday report
ed officially to the War Department
that the evidence is conclusive that
the two young Americans were muir
dered.
The crime was committed, accord
ing to Major Bratton, by two Mexi-
can fishermen on Los Angeles Island.
His dispatch ito the War Department
gives the names of the two Mexican
fishermen and that OF the fishing boat
on which they are employed. The
names were withheld by. Secretary
Baker lest the men implicated be
given advance warning.
Major Bratton recommended that
the matter be placed before the State
Department and the extradition of
the two demanded. Officials thought
that the major misused' the word ex-
tradition, since there is no means by
which citizens of one country could
be extradited for trial in another.
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
FIELD MARSHAL
HAESELER DEAD

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 29.-FieId
Marshal Count Won Haeseier died sud
denly from heart disease on his es-
tate, Herecop. near Wriezen. Branden-
burg, aged eighty-three, according to
a copyrighted dispatch from Berlin to
the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Long Gottlieb," as he was called.
was sent home in 1915. as the scape-
goat for the crown princes failure
at Verdun. He was out of favor with
the Kaiser. because he would not sac
rifice men in massed attacks.
He was a man of strong religious
feelings, and was said to inspire a
good deal of fear in the French troops,
who called him the Devil of Metz
He had resigned command of the Metz
army corps in 1911.
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
REDS PLANNED TO
TAKE WESTMINSTER
Arrest in London Reveals
Conspiracy Which In
cluded Seizing Whitehall.

LONDON. Oct 2e-with the arrest
of one of the plotters, Boishevik
conspiracy to seize Whitehall. and
Westminster early during this year
has been revealed.
Several extremists. most of whom
are still engaged in Bolshevist propa-
ganda here and in the United States.
met and discussed the plans for this
undertaking. which they hoped would
be executed by a so-called sailors
and soldiers soviet.
The plotter arrested has been sent
to prison where he is serving a SEN
tence for having made revolutionary
speeches. The plot failed because of
lack of support and the watchfulness
of the authorities.
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
REDS MAKING GAINS
AROUND PETROCRAD
Recapture Krasnoe Selo,
Says Wireless From
Moscow.

LONDON, Oct. 29.-The Bolsheviki
taking the offensive on the Petrograd
front, have made important advances
at several points and recaptured
Krasnoe-Selo, a Moscow wireless com
munique claimed today.
A dispatch from Viborg said Colonel
Elvengren, Of the Finnish army, had
captured Toksvo, seventeen miles
northeast OF Petrograd, in an unau-
thorized raid from the Finnish from
tier.
The Finnish government recently
decided not to join in the offensive
against-Petrograd because Of the ex-
pense involved.
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
AUSTRIAN ROYALTY
RENOUNCES RIGHTS

VIENNA, Oct 9.-Ten members Of
have renounced all their royal pre-
negatives under the act of April 3,
last, and have declared themselves
loyal republican citizens The ma
tional assembly has ratified their re-
nunciation. They are permitted to
retain their private fortunes and pri-
Yate estates
Those who make the renunciation
are the formeh ArChdukc Francis
Salvador. son-in-law OF the late EN-
peror Francis Joseph. his three sons
and daughters. and tho former Arch
duke Peter Ferdinand. Grand Duchess
Alice of Tuscany, and Archduchess
Maria Tkcrc2a.