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New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Nulfcr, Cheese and Eggs

bu'tcr. Receipts were S42 pnckagca
creamery, higher than extras. lb. 52on52N
.&tr's .s' score. i q 81 s.c; iirsis ss to 81
sr'r'. ana ale: seconds. So to 81 score. As "a
vac, iowcr grades. aTc: unsnltcd higher
,han "Ntras. $50 SO '4c: extras. 6tpb,iac:
is'r, az sc. seconds. t0Gr5lc. state
iAiry tuhs, finest, 81 % isc: good to prime
- n 80 pc, common TO fair. l6 n 49c: rem
oNai"d. nrsts 5om 80 re. lower grades ISdD
SIC NthlcH current make. nrsts. t7dDt9iAc;
seconds, lbc; lower grades AZ NJ l5r: pnCk
.nH s,"'k. current make, No. /. i5ia a i6c;
SO :. i'c. owcr grades. tOGp44c.
hr's' l'c'tpts Wcrr a72n hnxra
VI inic. whole milk. fresh fats colorcd III.
~ ;. m 81 'sr; white. 3ldniI l.r. nvcrag, run
c"lorcd "0ia @3ici white. a04 GlaONc. low.
cr Erndca. .5et zoe. Twins. srrcinls whIes
~ q 81 lac. colorcd, 81. Gf3Iiac. average
run, "ht", 30mSo'ac, "olorrd. SOiaqpalc,
lower Etnd"s. 2'Waoc: Wisconsin whole
m'ik, I"inr, fresh. 3oia n NC. single
q" iFieH coiorcd n a 6l3l ne; double
dalsic" frrnh 81 Il a. 32c. Young Amcrican.
fresh. a3W3atac. state. skins. spociuls.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Poultry
Dressed

Norhsfy b Sis
3S 29c Brollers: Nearby, colored.
Virginia. milk-fe ID. soc; California
White Leghorns. 4sc Fowls. Fresh.
dry picked. milk, fed. II to box. Western
under so lbs. 32c. Fowls: Fresh. dry
packed corn fed. IL to box Western, 80 to
60 lbs and over to dozen. aS y dl37c; under
30 lbs. sic. Fowls Fresh, dry packed
and iced. bbIs. Western. dry picked 4 to
lbs and over, soc: -. lbs. 34c; 3 lbs
and under, gle; Southwestern. dry picked
bbls or kegs. mixed weiH hts. 330 "a 34c; old
cocks: fresh. dry packed, boxes or bbls
Western. dry picked. No. |. 2ac; scalded.
re Ducks: Long Islam, Island and PennsyI-
saGo@s3 Turkeys: Frozen lSs PACK. S
hens 4sS SSHes hqmea drv
selected young toms. As q f9c: Western. bbls,
dry picked. selected young. 4Sc; young hens
Texas. fair toe good 400 @43c; old toms.
43c: broilers, milk fed, fancy. Is to "a lbs
to doz 46MiSc fancy, 25 to 30 lbs. AZ q
c5 to so lbs, 4oM42c. Chickens. milk fed
81 to 60 lbs and over to doz. AZ q 4Sc. corn
fed. 81 TO 60 lbs and over TO doz. 4OQ4 42c
3Sc. Az to 55 lbs, Ssc: ~ to ~ lbs. 37c:
30 to A. lbs. 35 a SO l.c, 80 to 30 lbs. 336p
aac; under 80 lhs aogalc; corn fed. so
a7ia &c: 40 to ~ lbs. 3e l.c 36 to ~ lbs'
SOC: 80 to 30 lbs. S3u s3lac under 30 lbs.
ar. a 3Sc. old cocks, Western, prime. dry
picked. 23c; Western. scaldcd. &c.
Live
Chickens Spring broicrs. colorcd. large.
via express. b0Gi 55c. spring broicrs col .
ored small, cNprvsa soc, brothers, white
Ieghorns, l.,rs. express. A5c: hrolcrs.
White L,phorns, small. express aOc. si,ring
brollcrs. Western. freight. 6Oelb6c: spring
br"'I"rs. southern and Southwestern.
freight soc fowls. exprcsa sac: fowls
frcisht, light. aac; fowls. freight heavy
34c: old ruoatcrs freight. lac Turkey. -
freight 20 soc. Ducks.-Western freight
soc ducks Southern freight. 3Oc. ducks
Iong Island. spring. lb 37c. t;~~s~.--
Freight, 2oc. Guincms.--Pair. $lI0. Pig
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Paris Market Irregular

PARIS. June 12.-Prices were irreg-
ular on the Bourse to-day. Three per
cent rentes, 81 francs 20 centimes for
cash. Exchange on London, 20 francs
65 centmes. Five per cent rentes, 88
francs centimes. The dollar ranged
from francs 1914 centimes to francs
43 u centimes.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13

Dried-Apples: Evaporated fancy. h.
choice. IS Il @21c; State. prime, 2oQ2lc.
Fresh-Apples-Box apples: Winesap. far
Western. $"M$5.50, Newton Pippin. S27O@
Sb.l0 Strawberries: Maryland qt. GOA
3sc; Delaware, at 200 @2sc Up River. at
- q &c; Jersey at. is 23c. Cherries:
Up River. per S-lb bs1, S8OQ$l25 EIncL-
berries: North Carolina. qt $50 23c
Gooseberries:. Small green. at. SN 1oc.
Penches: uneeda, crate. $50 q $3.50; Queen
crate. 81 a s3 Early Rose. crate. sl75@
SO: Arp's Beauty, crate. $75@S1.75: Green
sober. crate $.75M$1.25: Carmen, crate
sl25@S2. Oranges: Florida. box. S4MSs
California. s2.50@$7. Grapefruit: Florida.
box. So q IS. Lemons: California. box So. 70 70
S6.95. Pinenpples: Cuban. crate. $30$5. so:
Porto Rico. crate. $2@s5.50. Muskmelons:
California. crate. $4Ms7. WatermelOns:
Florida, car. $500 0s700; Florida, per 100.
$iOGt$72
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Swedish B0nds Go Well

Coupon bonds in denomination Of
$1,000 against the s25.00o, 900 loan u
Sweden were offered 70 the public
yestsrday for the frat time, ard at
the close of the day the syndicate
nsnsgers reported that "they were
going exceedingly we'll. with vide
distribution that vss gratifying"
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Remington Typewriter
Company

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. So
The Board OF Directors of the Company
dividend OF IN 70 on all outstanding First
Preferred stock of the Company, and the
regular quarterly dividend of 2eo on all out
standing Second Preferred Stock OF the Com
pany. payable July !. 1919. to stockholders
OF record on June 20. 1919.
GEORGE X. GILLULY, Secretary.
Dated June " 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
c4ls025Nc: prime to choice. '21 @ CSC; fair
to good, II q zoe; lower grades; 7@l6c.

Eggs.-Receipts were 33.415 cases. Fresh
gathered. extra, dozen. 4s1a @ 49c; storage
firsts. As Q4Slac; gathered extra nrsts, As n
@ nc; frsts 431a Q441ac; seconds and
poorer 80 42iac; dirties. No. l. 38c; No. 2
and poorer, 30Q SIC; checks, good to choice
dry. 36c: under grades 26 6@35c; state
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hennery
whites. fine to fancy, So @ soc; ordinary to
prime, 40 Sc; gathered whites, ordinary
to fine. 47@56c; Western and Southern
gathered whites. 56@55c; state. Pennsyl-
vania and nearby hennery browns, 492 q
50i5c; gathered browns and mixed colors
~ Q49c; fair to prime. 431a Q461ac.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
The American Agricultural
Chemical comuanv

New York, June l2, 1919.
quarterly dividend Of one and one
hzN per cent q = ~ on the Preferred
stock 81 this Company tNo. 56) and a
quarterly dividend OF two per cent t2ee)
on the Common stock tNo. 3D have been
decisred payable July Is. 1918. to stock
holders OF record at the close OF business
on Monday June %. 1913.
THOMAS A DOE. Treaaurer
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
NEw YORK TRANSIT COMPANY

New York. y. Y May so. 1919
4 dividend or 500 per share has been
declared the Capital stock OF this
Company. payable July 18th, 1919. 20
stocHhoidere ct record at the close OF
b1ssness June 2Ist 1913.
Al. communications regarding payment
or change Of address, should be sent TO
'n~ undersig.sd not later than July sth.
1919.
GEORGE cHEaEI4R0. aecretarx
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Wall Street Items

Roger II. Williams has been elected a
vice president of 'he National Bank OF
Commerce in New YORK. retiring from the
law firm OF Williams, Glover e. Wash
burn. Of which he was the head Edward
II. Rawls was elected assistant
cashier.
At meeting OF the executive committee
held yesterday. W. c. Mansfield and G. NJ
Powell were appointed assistant auditors
OF the Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York.
Campbell Mce<er Ferdinand f. Jclke.
Edward V. King and j. o. Straus were
elected TO menbership on the stock Ex-
change yesterday. Partnership transfers
included the sale of the seat of Dudley
Davis to Pierpont Davis and Alexander W
Thomson TO Arthur c. Delany. Alexander
II. Brown rcinstated to membership
on the exchange.
dent of the American Brake Shoe and
Foundry Company 10 become chairman Of
the executive committee Joseph B. Ter
bell. vice PRESIDENT succeeds Mr.. Pierce as
director. succeeding the late Joseph D.
Gallagher. and James B. Curtis was ap-
pointed general counsel. also succeeding
Mr.. Gallagher
The Guaranty Trust Company. Of Now
York. has been appointed transfer agent
OF the capital stock Of the Continental
Candy Corporation.
Haley. stuart & Co and william r.
CoInnt"n .ro on Company and the Equitable
$40. 100000 Joint stock Land per
cent bonds at lc2 and interest. yielding
about 41@ per cent to optional maturity
dated May !. 1919. aud are due May /.
1883, optional May !. 1924.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13

4 qsartesiy dividend OF SI.75 per share
fss this q y been declared upon tbs Pre-
tsrred S;oc% of this Corporation for tho
quarter ending June 30th. 1919. payable
july !st, 1913. 70 stockh0iders OF record
al fhs close u busincyr Iune 18TH 1919.
tRnyEH 'r,f..u-c-
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
AMERICAN Can COMPANY

quarterly dividend Of one and three
fDsr'"rs per cent tas been declared tho
Preferred stock Of this Company, payable
Jgiy ]. 1919. 10 Stockholders OF record at
me ~tose cf busnesn June H. 1919 Trans-
fer Books will remain open. Checks mailed
r. II. ISMON,
Secretsry and Treasurcr
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
lea

Large exports of tongou teas to Scandi-
haNan countries are reported. These ship
nlents are giving noticeable strength to
TN" market. quotations for lots of 30 and
100 packages follow
Greens: Moyune. GunpoVder. 5laD73c;
I'nEsucy. Gnnpowdcr. 81 case. Jupmns:
n"n'ir"d, '3M 55c, FormOsu OOlOng: Good.
- Sic; lndn: pclloc Sou, 80 Sac; Ccy-
ion; ithoc, "a u iic. Java: Pekoc .9Q39c
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY

NFW YORK, june II, 1913.
dividend of two ana half per cent
fzHIJ on me preferred stoch of Eouthcrn
Railway Company bas this day been declared
ps yabie On June ~ 1913 10 stockhotdcrH of
serorf ~ the 'fD, II b,ssi3ess June a. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Bonds

Following is complete record of all
transactions In bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Hops

common to fair 43@54c: 1917. common
to prime. nominal: Pacific Coast 1918
prime to choice, ST. 59c common to fair
As q 56c; 1917, common to prime so q 3Sc: :
State and Pacific Coast. older growths
81 q 30C.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
By order of the Board of Directors.
J. w. ALLEN, Secretary.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MO
TON PlCTI- BE TRADE DIRECTORY

TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MO-
TION PICTURE TRADE DIRECTORY
COMPANY INC:
special meeting OF the stockholders
of the Motion Picture Trade Directory
Company, Inc. will be held at Room No.
1908. No 277 broadway, Borough Of Man
haitian. City and state of New York. on
the 2sth day OF June, 1919, at o'clock
y. NJ. for the purpose of taking action
and voting upon a proposition to increase
the capital stock of said company from
$4,000. its present capital stock. consisting
OF zoo shares of the par value OF 800
each, to $50. 900. to consist of 500 shares
OF the par value of 800 each
Dated. New York. June 1lth, 1919.
II. y. WYCKOFF. President.
{. a. GORDON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
FINANCIAL MEETINGS


NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING-
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders OF the Gree ns
Cananea Copper Company will be held at
New York. " Y, on Monday. the sixteenth h
day of June, 1919, at twelve o'clock noon,
for the transaction OF any and all business
Guiding the election Of three directors to
hold Office for three years, and to consider
the proposition OF ratifying and approving
tho acts OF the directors IN making con-
trbutions to the American Red Cross and
United War Work Campaign, Inc.
The transfer books Of the Company will
not close, but only stockholders OF record
as at 3 o'clock p. NJ Monday, May 20,
1919. will be entitled to vote at this meet
ing.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
J. w. ALLEN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Hay and Straw

Hay-'rimothy, No !; large bales. ton
$40; no grade hay. s2o@s36; fancy light
clover mixed. $+5N SAG; No l. clover mixed
sf2@s $40 No =, clover mixed $3s@s41: :
straw. NO ], rye S130$l4: No l. oat, S13
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13

Lave steers. fair
to PRIME 100 lb. (
Dressed beef sidcs,
~. t,ts ....
Live vrals. com
mon 10 prime,
100 ID
Dresred ycaIa, city
III ...s..s..
1.-Two ewns. 100 10
Drosrcd mutton.
10 .tt.s, .s. .
Dressed lam bs,
city. 10 ......
Hogs. 100 III. ,,.
IivS lam bs. fstr
- prirn H. 100
~ fs s..,.s
Er~rA~d h o q y.
bacon. III, 49,.
Mess beef, bbI
Mess pDr,f, bbl
Lard. MD West.
100 lb..i.....
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Foreign Bonds Dealt in Flat

Mex Extern strl IS OF 80 1945 e8Ta -
Mex Extern Gold 4s Of '04 1854 Sc 81
Russ 1894 Rente 4s 1000 ruble 20
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13

In the Liverpool spot market middling
was quoted at 20.3S. Sales were 5000
bales. of which 1000 were American. I'm
ports were $4,000 bales including 2S 900
american. Manchester had another holi-
day.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Prices for future contracts wcr
Cereals

Whcat.-The final official estimate of
ne ne o"d Wheat crop of India this year is 1os,
3a2. 40o, 900 bushels. Receipts at New York
yesterday were 7l,400 bushels.
Corn.--Corn prices moved up yesterday
Throus hout ' rhs day the market % stspis%ea GsHss
great strength, which was based upon
crop complaints, higher hog prices and
west of he Mississippi River, particularly
in the Southwest. there came reports that
the crop was not doing as well had
in Eng land we're reported.
Yesterdays Previous Year
corr, nv No or? yell slssh 1885, si:son :sos ago
Chicago:
July .......... 1.7lA 1885 1.4ses
~psS'i"s' DceymSsr :..: ::: iss5z ':ss ':sS ':sSM
Oats-oats prices advanced in sym
pathy with corn and on unfavorable crop
and weather news.
Yesterdays Previous Year
oats NsT No S?T 2e so G'S:S so7s sos59s ss2
July '...... .ss7s .s7sa .soss
iSp's'4SsF Daeslnbsf 49,: .. 'SS 'Ssu Ss1s ss1s =
Ryc.-Markct stronger.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close close ago
Cash, No West sl6.M sl.591. s2.os
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close. ago
Minn y. $lI 80 q r. 90 :Sli. 500 ~ 90 S11 90
Corn flour $500 400 $500 400 5l21a
Ry H. e. 5000 S.75 5000 $40 1915
ID 49,. 1850 - 1850
Cottonseed Oil.-Cottonseed oil was more
active vest tcrdaE. Sales were $500 barrels
Prices for future contracts were:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. A year ago.
S14.OOOi8.OO
100 20 .23@. .26H
100 q 1000 1s.0O0Is.SO
.23 70 .23m.28
7.O0W1O.6O 1000 OWI4.OO
1850 20 RIO .25
sra .3s .2SD as
1000 M2O.50 17.750I7.75
jD.00N2I.O0 2I.00M22.OO
. .2s1aM29. 25laM2bM
81 90 m 10 90 1890 % "a 90
500 ~ $500 17.oOGI $500
s6.s0@sS.7o 2l.10@24.zo
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Consolidated Exchange

Unit of trade on this exchange, 10 shares
transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Sugar and Coffee


Current A year
prices. ago
Sugar Sugar sranuatcd' .il1 per per Ih.... 30 7.45
coitcc, Rio No. 7. per lb...... 20%x 81.
Coffee. Santos No. 4, per lb.. 24A -
SuEmr.-Purchasos of $50. 900 bags Of
CUBA rhws for June shipment are reported
through the EQuaiization Board Advices
from cuba Indicate that the crop is max
ing Favorable progress.
Coffee Futures. After an IRREGULAR
opo ping. coffee prices moved forward and
at the close We're 26 to 81 points net
high"r. Traders appeared to be impressed
by IN" continued reports of a short Santos
crop. Latest adNicea were that the crop
would not b" greater than 5000, 900 bags
as against tn" normal crop of 10, 900 900
a leading authority secuted the idea of
any such shortage. 1t would mean. he
sad. that seven out of every ten coffee
trees iii the Santos districts had been 80
impoverished by frost to produce moth
ins, rms was too much to "swallow." he
declared
ra Hnp pttu r~lt
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13

Whcat.-The final official estimate of
ne wheat crop of India this year is 1os
4oo.o00 bushels. Last years crop was
3a2. 400, 900 bushels Receipts at New York
yesterday were 7l,4oO bushels.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13

The Guaranty Trust Company, OF Now
York. has been appointed transfer agent
Of the capital stock OF the Continental
Candy Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13

Onts.-Oats prices advanced in sym
pathy with corn and on unfavorable crop
and weather news.
YesterGay's Previous Year
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13

At meeting OF the executive committee
held yesterday. w. c. Mansfield and G. NJ
Powell were appointed assistant auditors
OF the Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
OBITUARY NOTES

GEORGE :. NNDEHHILL. eigb,x.
for many years member Of The ss1sA
X J. BecH t- Co. fl-qp nx and co-n-n.. ,,A q
merchants, g.. 80 c=v Died ee4,.,d,-ssi'a
his home ia Pla.nfs.a \. j - a:
trouble. He was iorn IN Now Yo-k ..s sssH
boy vent 20 work for ;re firm nt aug 4s
ne becaTne q member. and uaas he raea
n Piainficid thir'y-four wears aSo 3'ns
leaves y ie, brother and .wo : 'sters ~
JOHN LUKE SEWARD. fftv.fo,.
l3f Schaefer Street. Brooklyn lied Tss, T'sss.a' y
He had been employed as an eec.r 10y
VIE and daughter e'ss
FRANK x KUCHLER. - ssy.-..
Wednesday at his home. -ql oresn *' alea
way. Brooklyn He was q CANDY . -'i'
facturer and came 70 Tbs corn.-v "ahs
Germany fifty years az. H. caves l.. ,19n ~,
and son Funeral services wi. he bs,S ".'
morrow. u -
CHRISTOPHER L. DOOLEy sf.r
died Wednesday d. nis nome. 2-.- -
Street, Brooklyn. He va. a contra,.e- .1-'.9a pa
hn lder. He leaves his wife and -o- sc
neral services VII be held to-niorrow :
CHARLES f. GRAHAM. son Of Co..
and Mary Mulady Graham died T,.ass TS.sgs
at his home. III Clermont Aven,s re p,s.s'
lyn- He was c injected with tho -
Trust Company. He leaves MS u ia fs'@-sa
parents and four sons and TWO dart rs
Funeral services VIII be hid ,o-no-~6,r =
WILLIAM A. DOMMER s.x,v-ons T.
Yesterday ct his home. -af Aibany Ayers'
BROOKLYN he leaves his w fe. Fins-sl 'e.-e ne
wees VIII be held tomorrow. -
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Miss Julia Heinrich,
Opera Singer, Killed
Metropolitan Artist Meets Death
When Train Strikes Bag
gage Truck

HAMMOND. La. Sept. 1s.-Miss Julia
Heinrich, Of Philadelphia, Metro
polital Opera Company singer, was
instantly killed here to-day when she
was struck by a baggage truck which
was knocked from the tracks By n
locomotive.
Miss Heinrich was Mt the station
waiting to board New Orleans bound
train when the baggage truck, which
had been left on the tracks, according
to authorities who investigated the
accident, was struck by the train A
handle of the truck struck Miss Helm
rich on the head.
Miss Julia Heinrich received her
musical education in this country at
the hands of her father, Max Heinrich
who was we'll known singer. teacher.
and composer. She finished her studies
in Hamburg and appeared in opera
abroad. When she returned to this
country she did great deal of choral
operate and concert work and became
connected with the Metropolitan Opera
Company three years ago, takin. up
her residence IN New YORK. Her die
ton was remarkable and her voice,
which was noted for its exact intona-
tlon. was of a particularly rich and
penetrative quality. The funeral serv-
ices will be held at 1920 Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
Obituary
CESAR GIILETTI

PASsAlC. N. j., Sept lS.-Casar
Giuletti, ffty~eight years old who
toured the world several times as ad-
vance agent for the Barnum & Bailey
cilcus ana who was prominent in the
- awouTt world" both with Buffalo
Bill's "Wild West" and the Barnum
shows, died suddenly to-day at his
home in this city from, heart failure.
He had notable collection Of curios
from all parts of the globe, and he had
decorations presented by the King of
Portsgal the Sultan OF Turkey and
other sovereigns. He retired from the
Barmum & Bailey circus soon after the
death Of Mr.. Bailey.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-19
p Oles; sAfIvallce
100 Miles to
Bank of Dvina
- 4. -
Bolshevikii Drive Petlura
Out Of Pado,nysl, hut
Are Making No Attempt
at the Recapturc' of Kiev
kolchak Gaining Ground
More Than 1000 Red Pris.
oners Taken This Month
in the Archangel Sector

LONDON, Sept.-n 49, (By The Assoc
ciated Press).-The Polish forces in
Russia have driven the Bosheviki to
the northern bank Of The Dvina River
rs far as Disna and have occupied
Korohtenehtop. On the Ukrainian front
the Bolsheviki. have forced General
Pet,ura out Of Padomysl, but apparent
ly are not attempting yet to recap
turc Kiev itself.
This represents an advance north
ward by the Poles OF approximately
100 miles from the town of Borisoff
on the east bank of the Beresina River,
fifty mics northeast of Minsk.
The Po.es have succeeded also in
cutting railroad commune cation be-
tween Kiev and Petrograd, according
to dispatches from Minsk by way Of
Zurich. They are making important
and Orsza.
Gereral Denkine holds a line ex-
tending roughly from Bielays-T serkov
to Joints thirty miles northwest and
north OF Kiev. Denkines forces CON
Dl.ieper, but have suffered repul lses
further to the northeast, where the
Eolsheviki have recaptufod Borena and
Bakhmach.
The Siberians commanded by Admiral
kolchak, head of the All-Russian gov
ernn ent, continued to advance success
fully, and are now within forty FIVE
miles of Koorgan. However, owing to
the enforced retreat of Admiral Ko-
chak's southern army, the Bolsheviki
advancing southeastward along the
Turkestan railway have succeeded in
effecting functions with another force
moving northward from Cholkar, south
west of Orenburg, near the ural River
The Bolsheviki have suffered a
severe defeat in the Trans Caspian
region, losing heavily in an engage
ment at Archman.
In the Archangel region the North
Russian troops are carry on successful
operations southwark from Kedish. on
the .Vologda railway, and on the Muir
man front. Since August these forces
have captured more than 4 600 prison
ers, many guns and large quantities Of
supplies.