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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-16

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Oct. 15.-In
a letter to the Mahonine United
Labor congress received tooay'
Senator Atlee Pomerene says ne
backs Congressman John e. cooper
# this district In everything Cooper
has said against William z. Foster
head of the steel strike. Retra'nIn9
from discussion Of the steeI
strike, Senator Pomerene in part
says:
al have examined into the merits
Of William z. Foster. He was an
/ w. w. and a syndicaIist. 1t is
claimed for him that he has since
reformed. | have read his booklet
on synldcaIism and number OF MS
letters published in "SoI'dar'ty.
have read his more recent book on
trades unionism-"The Road to
Freedom" and have read most OF
his testimony recently given before
the senate committee. In his PAM
phIet on synd;caIism he advocated
direct action, sabotage, revolution
and the destruction Of the govern
mcnt.
at is significant that the reds the
|. w. W.'s and that class Of people
who believe in abo!ishing private
property are Fosters eager follow
ers.
"Why should you dec;Ine TO ae-
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IMPROVEMENT IN
CONDITION OF Mr.,
WILSON REPORTED.

WASHINGTON. oct. lJ.-Ahs"n"r Of
any new CompiiC&t.0H IN li"r> dent
Wilson's Illness brou%h: from his bod
Sdc late today the 1sSrran"" thar h" =
getting better" II Hi'na'jou "f ~"
recent annoyarc" caused by 81 Ghtly
Enlarged gland has removed III" only
outstanding OBSTACLE TO his Conval"S-
rcncc.
With the exception Of news furnish
d by Mrs. Wilson tho pres dcnr h">'
learned very l't;lc Of national and IA
t.ruational developments. although he
= given daily grn-ral summary ~
vents He has at times expressed a
lcSiro for more comprehensive reports
and has asked Rear Admiral GraySon.
his personal physician. for news. hut
always Dr. GrayS"n has succeeded in
Keeping away Information tha: might
prove trying 10 his u"rv"s.
- Tn" presidents Apprtit" y reported
"a b,. as good as expected. and Il re-
"gr~cncc uf tho glanduiar irouhl" is not
anticipated. Only moderate rat" OF
recovery * locked t'r and indications.
cf:ic.al and "th"rwl$" are that IN" inn
provemcHt announced today may bc
continued
The following bricf statement was
ISSUED by Rear Admiral GraySon III.
Presidents physician. at 1850 o'clock
tonight:
The President passed Il satisfactory
day
Tho headache from which he was sur
crriug early in the day. II was learned
had disappeared.
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PITTSBURGH STEEL STRIKERS To
CARRY FIGHT To THE COURTS

without permit will be regarded a. an
unlawful interference by you OF their
rights for which action will be institute
cd against you and you be made an
swcrable for all liabilities therein: that
I have adviccd the various union labor
organizations interested in the holding
OF such public meetings that they may
do so without first obtaining q permit
from you therefor"
1t was also announced At strike hear
quarters that the labor bodies identified
with the Pittsburgh Central Labor unS
ion will hold a meeting Sunday after.
noon to consider a program OF collective
action In support Of the steel strike. The
alleged action Of the city authorities IN
denying a hearing Of complaints againSe
city officials refusing to permit mass
meetings and alleged illegal arrests viii
b. considered. ...
Continued improvement IN conditions
from the employers viewpoint ~aS
claimed today by steel companies in the
Pittsburgh district. There were no asss-
portant changes announced. b
Strike headquarters had nothing to
give out on the general situation. ". q.
Foster. secretary of thr national strik-
.r.. committee. said nc had no Reports
and added that none Is good news"
Mr.. Foster said he would address q
mass meeting Of Bethlehem steel Etrfk;
ers at Allentown, Pa, Sunday afteFneeA.
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PITTSBURGH. Oct. 15.--Thc fight for
free speech and free assemblage. which
tho steel strikers claim has been denied
them in the Pittsburgh district. will
probably be carried TO the courts, ac-
cording to an announcement made today
at tho national headquarters OF the un-
ions involved in the walkout. w. b. Ru-
bin, counsel for the strikers national
committee. today notified Mayor l.. V.
BahcoCk, Of PittsburEh: Sheriff william
HaddoCk, of Allegheny county. and all
tho burgcsses in the steel towns in this
vicinity that tho union organizers Will
make n test case Of the alleged rulings
Of tho public officials In denying tho
strikers rights to hold meetings.
In his letter OF notification Mr.. Rubin
said that after a study Of the state con-
etitution and state and local laws nc
found that meetings I'm public halls may
BE- held without any permits and the dem
ial Of such meetings and their di>p"rSI InE
and threats Of arrests because a permit
had not been obtained is without any
warrant in law.
~ hereby respectfully inform you that
your interference with any public meet
ing held under the auspices Of the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor or any ono Of
the international labor bodies affiliated
with It. or any committee or sub-commit-
| tee for them under prete1t that same Is
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LEWIS LEAVES
FOR CONFERENCE
BEFORE STRIKE:
DECLARES MINERS ARE
THE FINAL JUDGES
Any Settlement Reached Must
Be Referred to Convention
of u. NJ. w.
SECRETARY WILSON
BECOMES MEDIATOR
Summons Lewis and Brewster
to Conference at the
National Capital

WASHINGTON, Oct. l5-Sec-
retary of Labor Wilson announc-
ed tonight that he had assumed
Jurisdiction under the law as
mediator in the controversy be
tween the. coal miners and oper-
ators of the central competitive
fields which has rc-u1ted in call
by the United Mine workers Of
America for a strike on Novem-
ber /.
Secretary Wilson seid that
both John L. Lewis, acting pres
ident Of the United Mine Work
ers, and Thomas T. Brewster,
pre- sident Of the Coal Operators
association, had accepted ms in
vitat1on to confer with him and
that the conference would be held
here Friday.
The action Of the labor sccre-
tary to bring about settlement OF
tho dispute betwce the miners
ard the operators IS to be under
taken under Section Eight of tho
! law creating the department OF
labor, which provides that "the
: secretary Of labor shall have
power to act as mediator and to
appoint commissioners Of concil-
iation whenever in his Judgment
the interests Of Industrial peace
may require 1t to be done"
Intervention as \ mediator In
tho proposed strike without a
| waiting o request from one Of
| the parties to the controversy,
as Is tho usual policy Of the
labor department, was said to
| have been impelled by the ex-
treue gravity Of tho situation.
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Steel Strikers Attack
Coroner'S Verdict on
Killing Of Mrs, SeAens

r,rrsBIrRGH, Oct. 1S.--Announce-
nss, was made at steal' strike heao
quarters tonight thnt ]. c. Brown:
aistant TO w, H. Foster, secretary OF the
stecl workers national committee, mas
forwarded to Chairman kenyon OIL III,
senate committee investigating inc s'rei
strike an affidavit by two physicians W
which il is asserted that the coroner
,.cr1irt in tho case OF Mrs. Fannie Sci
lons. shot and killed near coal hl'Ie
al West Natrona, IA. August 10 "F'
.,ot IN ,ccordancc with tho facts.
Mr.. S.llCus was an organizer Tor the
l-rtirl Mine Workers. II was teStlncu
that dcruiv sh"rfts fred at a crowd al
tho time Mrs. S"llons was killed IN sen
defense. witnesses Ior the strikers ne-
,lar.G sho was killed Will" protecting
children. The cororcrs jury verdict
wD., 10 the cHrCt she was killed by per-
.:,sls uufn"wn during riot.
THO arfiGaviis Of 'hc physicians mace
nfi,r thr body had been cNhum"d ana
,.xami,rd TINS week. aver th" woman.
was shot ihrc" tunes. twic" in IN" hcad
and once - tho back. Tho coron"rs
finding shows death WAS duo TO gun
shu; wrGnd in tn" left temple.
The AFFIDAVIT W. sent Ia III" senate
,omr,itt,r. il WAS announced. 10 show
,l.s was killed 10y a shot in tn" back and
that tn" other iw" bullet wounds were
made nrrhahIy after -nc had been killcd.
Th, wnruan was shot nearly m"nth
before. lh,. Slc"l strike started Labor
..narn leaders have charged that shc
wI> m;Irdcrrd. and that her killing IS
e., l,l.nr,. If ia" alleged methods used
lev certain companies in lighting union
, llhnr, tive iiIt$HurGh district. The
cas- was brought la the attention OF the
>,uAt" committee IN Washington about
'wo weeks ago. and again last Sunday
{ when thu senators held ~ hearing IN this
: C,;S.
! Th" statement Of th" tHrn"Gi" steel
company ISSUED tonight SAID that about
three hundred men went to work III its
plants today. about % percent Of them
being furm,r employees. wh" won't on
, rtrIka All departments Of IN" steel
, works at Homestead showed gains dur
. ing tn" day. u WAS stated.
! "a larr" number of old employees, rc-
! turned In work in our Youngstown plant
! today" the statement said. This plant
is heavily rickct"d but W" arc running
lh" blast furnar" thai was started last
night and hop" to be- under way IN other
departments very soon"
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47,000 AUTOS !,
GOING To RUIN
FOR UNCLE SAM
Congressman Reavis Makes
Sensational Disclosures Of
Committees Probe Into
War Departments Waste
full Methods
sneeiaI 70 The IntelIiaeneer.

Special to The lnteiIl9eneer. .s
NEW YORK, Oct 15.-Rsprssen-
tative Charles e. Reavis, chairman
Of the special committee Of the
house which for weeks has bsen
investigating alleged wastefuI meth+
ods Of the war, department. ASA q
Trihuno Representative tonight thx&
hIa REPORT would be made to the
house within the next few days.
Among the sensational things dis.
closed by the investigation are:
The war department 10 in posses.
sion Of 470oo surplus automobiles,
more than the army needs, and .
large proportion Of those machines
have for months, since November
last, been exposed to rain, frost and
sun without any sort Of protection.
The war department required
shipments under contracts, amount.
ina to 7o,13o neM cars, since the
war was over. .E
Brioadierl General Drake, chief Of
the motor transport service, testi-
fled before the Reavls committee
that from January up to September
last he had sent 40 requests to the
sales department to dispose Of thesSi
cars or some Of them, and not one
has been sold. =
The man in charges Of the SaleS
department Guy Hutchinson. essts.
fed before the committee that be.
fore taking charge Of the govern
ment sales department he was q
general manager for the WllIys-
Overland company.
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INSPIRING GAPPEA[FORT TRUE
sNER|CAN|S|N BY P0NEREN[

cept the counsel Of Congressman
Cooper, an American who is imbued
with the American spirit. and who
by ever act Of his life has shown
his interest in Iaw-abidins labor,
and prefer to accept the leadership
of Foster, who until recently was
seIf-confessed !. w. w. and syndI-
calist, and even now prcaches the
aboIishment Of private property and
the overthrow of the courts and
government?
"Permit me to suggest In very
kindly way. Do not mistake the
American spirit. Americans are
patient and long suffering. II our
government needs changing the ma
jority will change it, not the mIno-
rity, but when it is changed it will
be by real Americans and not by
sovets of Bolshevists or men Of the
Foster type. To place Foster at the
head cf any movement is an insult
to every law abiding Iaborine man
and to America herself.
"Americans, 'and am one Of
them, sympathize with labor In
their reasonable demands, but they
never will approve movement
which is led by the Fosters and
their kind. Their activities bode
no good to anyone.
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INVITE GERMANY TO
join BLOCKADE OF
EOLSHEVIST RUSSIA

LONDON. oct. lJ.--Tn connection with
n" report from Germany that England
had invited Germany ~ cooperate on
the coercion Of Soviet Russia. the cor
respondent Of the Associated Press
learns that a communication of this na-
turc was made TO Germany by the peace
conference.
WORD OF the request 10 Germany TO
participate in q blockade OF Soviet Rus-
sia came first from Berlin and was later
followed by reports from neutral states
intimating that they too had been rc-
duested 70 join in blockade. No dcfin-
ito announcement OF such contemplated
measures had. however. been made from
Paris or London. causing some adverse
newspaper comment 1t was stated in
Paris yesterday that the United States
did not join with the Entente powers IN
asking Germany TO cooperate in such
2 blockade and the American delegation
there did not admit any American parti-
..ipation in an actual blockade against
Russia-)
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AND MILLER IN
FATAL CRASH
Engine Suddenly Stops Over
Wyoming Ranch, Then the
Drop to Death - Maynard
Reaches Sidney, Nebraska
Expects to Finish at New
York on Friday

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct Is
Lieutenant French Kirby, pilot ano
Lieutenant Stanley c. Miller, observer
Of atrplane No. A, In their trans-con-
ttnental air derby were killed at cas-
tie Rock, Utah, late today when their
plane travelling westward fel dls-
tance Of approximately 400 feet.
The machine, west bound fell near
the Rigby ranch between Evanston
and Castle Rock, Utah, according 70
information reaching here from TWO
separate sources.
lieutenant Kirby was killed instant
lv, according to the manager OF the
ranch at Castle Rock, where the acci-
dent happened. Lieutenant Mhelr d1ea
tonight.
According to the manager OF the
Rigby ranch, the machine was 1ly1ns
high when the engine was heard TO
stop. Suddenly, when about 400 Iee'
In the air, the machine banked snarp-
lv and dived.. Lieutenant Kirby was
dead when ranch hands reached the
machine. Lieutenant Miller was ahve
but he expired before ph1sicianS
could arrive.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Iieutcnant Is.
MAYNARD, the flying parson' commune
,o..k,n3Sd IN pare Niue,)
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MOTHER JONES And
RADICALS DENOUNCED
At STEUBENVlLLE

Special Dispatch 1" IL" lmt"IIir'nc'C.
STFI' 'RENNILIE. O., oct. Ill "!
chamber # commerce today a""Ii'"
resolutions c"ndrmninG recent Sp"''h'S
made 10 steel strikers here 10y M"th"'
JnncS as inrlamatory. revolutionary aha
scditious, dcnouNCInE all persons d'-
pending or being in sympathy with NJ:
spccch or doctrine, and went on r"cNT"
To use every means in II Sr""cF 20
compel the observance and "nf"r'HmH'
or law 70 protcrt the life. rights and
property Of citizens.
Th" distribution here Of literature Al
lcgrd to be un-Amcrican ana l'"iSh'-
vistic in tone wOS also strongly con
dcnlnr,l. Th" resolution was IN" result
Of a letter received from IN" S''uu'",
viIIc striker committees. approving ana
Jcrcndinr Mother Jones language. and
cla. uing she had tho support or TIC
eight thousand men on strike in lhIS
district.
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PREPARED TO USE
TROOPS TO PRESERVE
ORDER IN THE u. S.

CLEVELAND. Oct. lj.-Sccrctary or
War Newton D. Baker. addressing The
delegates to the convention Of the Ono
Federation Of Womcn's clubs tonight.
referring to the agitation and unrest in
this country. since the signing Of the
rlnisticc, manif-sting itself sometimes
in race riots and mob disorder. but for
the most part evidenced by widespread
Industrial controversies. said the admin
isiratlon in Washington is determined
that federal laws be enforced and fed"r-
n agencies left unobstructcd. and that
federal troops will respond instantly to
the call OF any governor. TO suppress
ricts and disorder in any state.
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a- S.-N~~
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct.


INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 15--After ap-
proving and sending on it's way 10 tho
1000 local unions in the country the
official order calling on all union bitum-
inors coal miners in the United States
to cease coal production at midnight
October 81. John l.. Lewis. acting pres
idcnt Of the United Mine Workers of
America, left here lat" today for Wash
inEton to attend conference" called by
Secretary OF Labor Wilson, with Thorn
IHS Il. brewster. president Of IN" coal
operators association.
Before leaving. Mr.. Lewis declared
the only thing that could prevent Il
strike of miners on N"vcmbrr |. would
be tn" reaching OF an agreement h"-
tween the miners and operators rep
reScntativrS before that date. Even If
that should result fr"w III" Wash hing
ton conference. n" said. th' agreement
would not be binding until 1t had been
acted upon BY miners at n r'"unv"nCd
convention Tho signing If an at;rcc-
mcnt BY tho representatives, "f tho op.
orators and miners hcfnr" November !
!! it was S'Id. would mean IN" counter.
/ lnandinG Of tho strik" order at least un.
| I'll the convention acted upon the con,
/ tract. Lewis said prcparati"uS for the
! StTlkc ""uId Dc C"n'ihu'u us II IN" con
| ference were not in progress.
! The strike order warns tho minc
workers that there must h" no &uSpcn
i sion or stoppaEc Of coal production b."
| fore the time fixed and declares thai
! orderly procedure must l." followed
throughout.
The United Mine Workers Of Amer
ica arc now cmharkinC upon. th" great
cst enterprise ever undertaken in tht
history Of IN" trade union movement
| reads the order. and each member OF
| our organization must coop"rat" ana as
sist in bringing success To our efforts
/ You will be guided only by IN" polici"!
iof your union and tho official ordcrs
emanating from its Offices"
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T II T T I
OfSl5O,OOO in Jewels in New
York Apartment Reported
to Police

NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-The the1t
OF Jewels valued at between Slooooo
and $50, ,oco from the apartment OF
Mrs. Leylapd Brandeis, was reported
to the police today. Mrs. srandels
Is the widow CT H. H. Rranoels' "Ho
with two brothers founded the de-
nortnont store in Omaha, Nebraska,
which bears their nn1rc.
According to the list supplied the
police, the stolen gems inciuded
large rope Of pearls, diamond neck
lace and other articles.
r.rs. E"Cndeis visited her mother
Mrs. wilbur F. Studcbaker, on Long
Island, over the week end. when she
returned to her apartment she 1ouhu
n steel box IN which the jewels had
been kept lying crpty on the floor'
having bc,ra wrcr1Aed from Che
wall Of the closct in which 1t was
built.
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SAMUAL COMPERS IN
SPEEDY RECOVERY


WASHINGTON. oct. Is. - Samuel
Go,npcrS. president Of tn" American
Federation Of Labor. confined iu his b'J
at his home her in stat" Of temporary
nervous exhaustion. was reported t.
night 10 be Ing rnuch better. H.,
physician stated that thu labor leader =
condition was not serious and that n"
probably would b" ahI" I" r"SUuI" his
activities as head "f thu labor group N
tn" industrial Couf"r"n"".
Early in the day Mr.. G"n'p"r'S S"cT"-
tary announced t. members "t thu IN
dustrlal conference that th" fed ration
chief had a trmrcratur" Of lol and that
his physirlau had ordered him /" r.
main in bed.
Later. Mr.. Gomr"rs s"nt word t"
members Of the labor G"l'rt;l"n that II"
expected t. hr present at The C"nf"T"n""
tomorrow. and 1T u""a. II WAS anh"uHv-
Cd that Mr. GnmpcrS' temperature was
only 80 degrees. and that generally ~
was tc"lin; much better.
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Death for Two in the Aerial Contest;
Lieut. Maynard Leader Eastward Flight
Some Junk Pile In
This Mans Stomach

BOSTON. Oct. 15.-Discovery OF
human junk heap" was announced oy
officers Of the house Of correction At
Deer Island today. Charles W. BuEscll.
Of Montreal. serving a sentence OF one
year for forgery. complained Of indiges-
lion.
A surgical operation resulted in tho
recovery of two pounds OF miscellaneous
articles from his stomach. The collec.
ton, DR.. l.. c. Rockwell said. included
parts Of a dog chain two feet long;
safety razor blade nearly whole: sus-
pendcr buckle and l79 fragments OF
pieces Of glass. hay wire. staples. nails
and screws. Relieved OF these sub
stances Buzzell has almost entirely 70.
covered, It is said
The prisoner rad been accumulatins
the collection with suicidal intent, ac-
cordine to DR.. Rockwell. since last De-
cembcr. He had previously made SINH
lar cumulative attempt to end his lie,
but It was frustrated by an operation
performed in.New York. he said.
Buzzcll told the surgeons that he was
|, n former clergyman. having held several
pastorates in Canada and had been, con-
vcted Of worthless check operations, In
Michigan. New York and New Jersey.
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EAsToN. Ia. Oct. ls-l'aw and or
dor must b. preserved in America and
immigrants coming her" must r'a';ZH
that when they reach th"s" shores their
,imc for the use "f force IS behind
thcm. Attorney General l'alm'T declared
tonight in an address at founders DAY
exercises at Lafayette college.
"The mistake which seems I" have
been made BY many VIII" hay" com" hHr',
recently from Other parts 80 IN" world
aid Mr. Palmer. Is Ih~: They Affect
a. hc,i, We that IN" general movement
Sor hotter co-lj:tInns Of If" IN other
n,r.s Il the w"rId must have its c"un-
rcrrart in method III TINS newer world.
They rcfu,," t. -" th' stUi""d"is "d-
vance which has b""n mad'' IN 'ha'
movement hey" during IN" l',' century
By men Of larger minds iAd broad'i
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visions who preceded them to this iaha
for the very purpose.
II, is J,r:ruIt for US To give credit tor
sincerity to many Of the ultra-raoicai
,.lass war agitatocs who seek the snort
and rough r,..d built by force when thry
have nj hand i!,. smoother though pos
;: bly, longer route. 1t ls perfectly c4caf
that some of them arc honestly IhiS-
taken: II is equally clear that many OF
them are mere S"If-S"rk"rs who Woulo
.xplui. some II thC!r unIh!nking TEL
inws for their own benefit.
"Thr ingenuity Of man has made the
Atlantic ocean a me-" ditch between the
continents. New invrntiurIS Will make
i narrower Still. But II must always
IA" " .d" enough To i'crmlt the immigrant
=, hc r-",;c> II In rid himself for all
lIn" of all the misconceptions OF gov
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PREDICT FALL
Of PETROCRAD
LETTISH COMMANDER
REFUSES ARMISTICE
Two-thirds Of the German
Baltic Troops Refuse
to Retire

nELSINGFORS. Oct. 15.-M M1rgu>
lies minister OF of-eonmercc Of the North
yu,s;an government. has arrived hero to
negotiate with the Finnish government
in connection with what Is believed TO
~. IN, imnnrnt fan "f rctr"grad. inc
Minister desires t. Obta n export trans
,u-,al .uu for Finnish m"rrhnnd,N" now
needed for P,trngrad. II" population ~
which. acc. riding to tn" minister mas
rrqur>,rd ~" temporary suspension "'
EinlanG's c\.ult duties.
BERLIN. oct. 1;.--Acc"rd'ng 10 IN"
Zcituug Am Mi'ta:. only about one
thjrI r tn. ,i"rILan army N IT." FaI'i'
Sint., J., nt,.y yrrE TN" cracuat"n "rd"'
It Is assumed II political circles thA'
:acsr troops w:ll complc'" IN" "Facua-
tl.u T., ~, ,.rd f tn" week.
OF thu other 25.o"o m"n, says tn
nrw,rar, r. ,wr-!hird~ EaN" been trans
r,rr.d to tn" Russian service.
LONDON. oct. 1T is generally
rcco,:ntA"L that tho fall "f Or"l and
Tu,t would moan thai Moscow was
duum,d. II. r" IS silil un"crtaln't!
aho;,, tho position at Is,ca. According
,u tho report o! 4 German officer at
Nitau. Grloncl .Nvuluff-I' rm"ndt. com
mand.ng the l;uSSo-,icrman forces, -
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