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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
Wilson Refuses to Lift War Time
Dry Ban Unit! Demobilization==
Fight Put Off Till After Fourth
ATTY. GENERALS JOB

Washington. June :s-The attor-
nev general ana not the War de-
parrnent viii have 70 advise P-es,-
dent Wilson when GENERALIZATION Ut
the emergency forces mas been com
pleTaa. military experts SAD today
when heir opinion was sought as
ID the approximate dale Of rescind-
ing 1T wartime prohibition. The
present composition Of the military
was said. that a decision by the
highest legal authority you'd be
necessary.
The army Is estimated today to
number few thousand more than
1.hNl. Wn.oh men. compusen Of reg
ula-s, National Guardsmen IN Fed
eral service. drafted men and voiun-
Teer recruits who recently enlist I'D
for me enc and three year periods
The regulars. exclusive Of duration
Of emergency" men. include NOT
more than 40 00l al the most and the
Recently recruited class numbers
g.. 9lil. leaving 900. 900 as the number
which apparently must be dis
charged before demobilizae Ton can he
said 10 have been completed and the
president De legally entitled To act
The perlod reauif &c for demobiliza-
ton depends. Il was said today with
III definite limits. upon the size of
me American force left with the
army Of occupation.
The $4,000 men now comprising the
A z T. IN France and Germany
could De returned by August 10 and
ne camp machinery in TINS country
s capable OF dischargIng the men
as fast as the transports can land
Item.
The Siberian expedition does not
affect standardization plans since the
Intention is 70 replace this force en-
tlT-ely with voluntary recruits who
nav either specifically requested 81
berlan service or VINO have not asked
my definite assignment and may
therefore ne sent wherever the de-
I.artment decides.
With the exception of the First 70
Fifth Divisions. inclusive. the only
line organizations still abroad are re
S1stn Engineers the fo6th and SI4tti
''raln Headquarters. the 114tn SAM
ta-y Squad and parts of the 3Iot.l
supply and Ammunition trains. The
remainder Of the troops abroad about
aBnoeh IN all. comprise motor com
nanies. sales units and similar serv-
zee Of supply organizations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
n. e. Railroad
Head Resigns
Todd Successor

Boston. June thames r. HuEfis an.
nuuneed today that he had suhmit1ed
mis- resignation. effsctive July l. as dis
United States railroad administration.
lie said the pronabie return Of the mi
neseazzyr To give immadiate attention
70 his~dntias as reviewer Of the Boston
s. Maine .ailrnad. he viii be succeeded
by Percy. z. Todd. WIN hAs baen zs-
ainsnnt u tn dintxnt dirMrtE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
D. S. Leading
in Inter=Allied
Games, France

Pursuing Stadium. France. June
S-The Stadium was crowded al
The opening Of the In1er-aIled games
today. Before the contests began
Colonel Wait johnson uf the games
committee recalped the decoration Of
Omcer Of the Legion Of Honor. and
Lieut.. Coionels Goodrich. LonerEan
and MacDermor1 and Elwood F
Brown of the Y. M c. A. were made
Chevatiers Of the Legion.
Roharf Simpson. United States.
won the dnal in the I'D metre hiEh
hurdles event. Wilson. New Zealand.
finished second
The first Engiishman 10 compete IN
the stadium rzn thlrd IN his heat of
40b-met-e run today and qualified for
the finals. In the finals Of the run
ming broad jump. Sol. Buffer. Unit
ca States. made 7557 metres: Worth
ing1on- United States. Z26-, john
son. United States. 1881 ksmdeIl.
New Zealand. 65S3.
The worlds record tar the 500 me-
res relay was broken twice today
In the drH heat the American team
covered the distance in one minute.
IS 1-S seconds, followed by the teams
representing Australia Italy and Ru-
mania Immediately afterwards the
Canadian four eguaIled the Amsri-
c1ns' time and were by France. Bel
gum and Greece. The new record
beats the old by Is seconds
Both finishes brought the 30.0e spec-
tAfofs cheering 10 their feet. The
Amex1cAn tsam was COMPOSED of Pad
duck EHadflockc) Tnrklesun and T.sch-
nm
Simpsons time fur the i1D-mefre bur-
Dies was Is 1-5 secund1- 10 second slower
rhan the worlds rucprd. Buffers ruu-
ming broad Jump WAS WITHIN soc metres
Of the Olympic record. beating the
French record by over half a metre
An the Ames1czn entries IN the a.
metED rm-Edbr. spink and Grey
qualified for the semi-finalR, winning
their respective heats. They were SLOW
ey. however. than Devaux of France,
vino won the second heat IN - 80 seq
onds.
Amer1c1 showed France unlier ii the
basketball matches. 80 % 6.
Companies of the 10th United States
Tiuneer Infantry gave varied exhibit
tfns of mass athletics. such as indoor
baseball and other games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
Fails Halfway
on Attempted
1900 Mile Flight

Washington. June 1.-Lieut- Ralph
johnson of The army, who left Arcadia.
Fla. al 6.os A N. Saturday on q LIB
mile nonstop light 10 Boston. was
forced TO lann q miles east of New
Bern. y. c. His plane was badly dam
aged but he was NOT injured
Lii. Johnson. who holds the world 5
record fur looping the loop IN an ar
plane. had expected to make the trip 10
Boston in u hours trum Caristrum
field. Arcadia. A message from nin
today said he had covered 6 miles
when ne landed. The machine. a De
Eaviiand 4. was SO badly damaged he
said. that ne was unable TO prpceea
with II johnson plans to MAKE an
oGh~ zStsUpt - tn 1ND-mile night -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

OLD CrCnATu. Me, June 1.-Neari9
s1M0n property lnas wRs caused and
several people were injured IN . fire
which completely destroyed the White
Restaurant block here Yesterday mnr-
rig. Fire started from a furnace IN the
basement of the structure anu when
d Hcvvered had gained SUCH great hasd-
way that all attempts 70 uuench II by
means of hand extinguishers were Ut; =
awaiting. A strong wind scatterti
81 .Rrks among the CLOSELY packed bu1d-
Ings along the beach and fear Of rep
etitiun of the condagraupn Of J. vars
ago prompted the ofhciais TO send e'1r
aid frDm Portland Biddefurd and Sacn.
The FIRE was discovered by Archie l.
Perkins of Hiddeford. fireman IN tire
building, at 9.4s. and IN less than three
hours the big rwo-stnry wooden st-uc-
ture was q mass Of ruins and another
large wooden building In the rear. &C.
cupiet on the ground floor as a bowling
aney and for lodgings for the Wine
employees on the second floor, WAS BABY
damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
WILSON REFUSES

Washington. June CIV nile Pres
inenf Wilson's announcement last
night that he would not lift the ban
en- wartime prohibition until the
.my was demobilizad provoked a
storm Of va-ylns comment IN Con-
gresEionhl circles. there were no IN
eicaauns tonight Of any concerted
move To obtain immediate coDsldera-
ton by the House of enforcement
Legislation. Indeed the general view
was that there was law enough for
the present, and TINT the House
would adhere 10 the plan outlined
by leaders 70 let the whole pron1bl-
ton question go over until after the
holiday recess. which may begin to
morrow night Or Tuesday. Members
opposed 70 the drastic PROVISIONS of
TIE measure reported on. by the Ju-
a.c,arv committee. gave notice To-
day that they would snGeavur ID
Lave these stricken out on the floor
From the other SIDE came -nEIna-
tons that IN some respects the bail
was moi strict enough and II was salc
an amendment would De oHe-ac To
eliminate The section which would
permit a citizen 10 store liquor N
his own home. and the other clause
when would make its use" lawful
The President made II ciea- N
It's statement issued last night
through the White House taa-. with
the failure of Congress 10 act on
bis suggestion for repeal Of the war
tine laws as far as i relates 70
wines and beer, the effect Of nis proc
H.matinn 70 be issued upon compie-
on of Decentralization would be 10
permit the sale of whlskey until the
country becomes dry by cpnsEru-
tiunal =menGment January 1h. 1870.
This mems. according % Rspresen-
tative Randall. prohibinonIst. Cali
forr1la. that the country viii oe
thrown into a 'wnlskey DRINKING
o-ry." winch. ne salC. the President
surely does not desire. In order,
therefore. 10 bridge the gap between
the GHte of the proclamation and
the effective date OF constitutional
prohibition. M. Randall announced
;.uniEht thai he would introduce to-
morrow an emergency measure TO
rr-ofibIr removal from BOND. or trans
,,ortation interstate commerce of anE
distilled spirits for beverage purposes
Some of the oUtspoSen opponents
of prohibition as soon as the House
takes up the bill. VIII endeavor To
ave II separated and linrnertlate con-
sldera.lun gwen the part dealing with
enforcement of the wartime aCl
r'hey pointed out today tilat TINS
ri1ou.G he passed as an emergency
neasul 2. despite tile statement Of the
chairman of Il ne judiciary cnn1TaicTet
and others. thai present laws are
ample The bill Is put together N
such a way that the separation VIII
not require further reference 20 IN"
committee.
The main fight. however. VIII oe
On he definition Of intoxicating llq-
urs. with Il view u me elimination
Il the words more than one-haf of
one per cent alcohol" There viii
be other bills To make II TWO and
t1ree-f ourths per cent. al of which
according to prohibition lenders. will
be voted down. because. they con-
lend, Congress is more than 70 per
cent. dry"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
REPUBLICANS
PLANNING FIGHT
ON PEACE TREATY

Washington. June .-hepuniican
lsaders tonight claimed further pro-
g4ess toward cohesion OF tnose OF
thu objectiux to the negotiated peace
trustr. while supporters OF the
treaty expressed growing commence
IN dnal ratification.
The Republican leaders. II was
said. plan first amendment OF the
treaty in four principal fearures-to
eliminate Article 10 OF the League or
Nstinus, fnrthsr to prDtsct the Mon
rus Doctrine. 10 slimtnnfs domestic
Qunsetuns from TIM Leagues Jns
dacf5nn and TO provide fm enc Win
AUw1l num tn Lsagus without mn
.u1mUnx cusuuut. II hA1lEed IN the
1890 ths opposition. IT u
- uaaas b IN hack upon an e.
fmt % IA xrv1xlnnH - fos
- n u1l0enffU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
Franco-American
Covenant Signed

Paris, Jane 2s.-f Aavas.' = Inc
F-mco- American covenant was sign
ed Yesterday on behalf of the TWO
governments. according 10 the news
papers. II Is said that the covenant
irclufies several articles and speci-
fics thai v-inl.tions of the Peace treaty
by Germany will give France the
night y request American and brlf-
ish assistance
The journal says that the cnIncl-
dence in the signing Of the covenant
and the Peace treaty On the same
r;ay is part of the spirit OF union
among the associated states ID see
that the treaty is carried ouf
The newspapers generally urge the
french people TO begin az once Inc
work Of economic Recommendation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
Serious Anti
Govt Disorders
in City Of Rome

Rome. June @.-tAzspclated P-eass.-
Serious disorders marked anti-guveru-
nent demonstrations n Rome last night
The demunstrants attempted to reach
The residence of Premier Nitti but were
driven back by large forces Of military
police Order finally WIS restored after
midnight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
RESOURCES OF
NATIONAL BANKS
SIG, S25, 600, 900

Washington. June 2s.-Rasources
Of national banks reported under the
call of May IL were announced to
dav as $50. SIS. Got. a0o, an increase OF
sSu1, 00H 900 since March 4. and near
L. sil 900. DOC. 600 ii the last SIX
years.
Loans and discounts On May l.
amounted TO So s94. 900. oD6. an in
crease of s-lS.DuG, oDe since March 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
British Flag
Burned in Dublin
DeValera Qheered

Dublin June G1Associared pressa -
The British flag was burned In Dublin
saturuHy night Outside Of Trinity COL
isEe a number Of Union Jacks were
se.zed and The tnr-h applied. Chesrs
were gwen for De Valera and -erolu-
nonary songs were sung. Sim Fem
DEMONSTRATIONS occurred IN other parts
of the city also.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

Berlin. SATURDAY,. June -S--IAsso-
c,ared Press The Evangelical
nurches of Germany will celebrate
sunday. July g. as a Day Of mourn
.nr Il will ne requested that quiet
r.,evasl and that Germany make an
aarnes, effort 10 recuperafe by con-
.s.an, work. The church bells VIII
chime a hymn of mourning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
Edwards Orders
Arrest Beggafs
10 j. s. Uniform

Boston. June 9.-At the request Of
Ma. Cen Edwards. the Boston Police
have been ordered 10 arrest all men IN
army uniform found begging. Gen. Ed
soidier-begra-s are cakira."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
GERMAN PAPER
SUPPRESSED FOR
"RENENGE' HEAD

u. ~"+IrciRy. June B--fEy the As
e P-css1 The pan-German
IN ie ZeitlinE has been Suppressed
ming a headline Revenge for
-aannnr of 1879 in an article reia-.
he treaty IF peace which was
SHED by he newspaper this morn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
LONG SERVICE
CHAPLAIN DIES
AT NEWPORT. r L

-Nt'H Dor z l.. June c9.-Cautatu
'---i--a 6 Caasard, chaplain at the
@F-- tanning Station. died today.
. H7ta-ec the service in 1ap7 and
zen IN Ire Bzt-leship Indtnna IA
%" >n4ulsn war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
THE WEATHER

FAIR
Northern New England: Fair Mon
day. warmer interior. TUESDAY fair
ve.ther except On east Maine cuast
Southern New England: Fair Mon
day. warmer interior. Tuesday fair,
warmer
Eastern New York: Fair Monday and
Tuesday with rising temperatures.
0ooEun Forecast
Foracast- fur Boston and vicinity
Fair weather MONDAY and TUESDAY:
moderxae cant 70 south winds
G0H0raf EosDcnat
Pressure in high OVER the eastern hail
n ths country. although falling over
Tn Ox51uo aneta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
LIFT EMBARGO
ON C. p. FREIGHT

Montreal June S.-All embHrEues on
freight orar the Canadian Pacific west
Urn lines have hoen removed az tile re-
suit of the collapse of the Winnipeg
oExt1A 4 wAs unnDunnl h0o tuu1gh6 :
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Makes Formal Request
In Communication to
Premier Clemenceau
Takes Sole Re-
sp0nsibility During
His Term of Office
As Chancellor

& Berlin. Saturday. June .sIA.-
ciated Press}-Dr. Theohald Won
Bethrnann HoIlweg, former Germnn
chancellor. has formally asked the
allied and associated powers To place
him On rrla, instead Of the furmer
emperor. The former chancellor
saTs that he assumes respunEhil;ty
for The acts of Germany during his
period Of ONCE and places h1mseif 1t
tho disposal " the Allies.
The "reuussf Of the tormer Germaa
chancellor was made on June x IN
a communication 10 Premier Clemen-
cean. president Of the confe-unce.
DR.. Won Bethmaln-Eollweg, II il
said, desired 70 take tbs step On
May 20 but RETAINED AT that time an
the expressed wish If the German
government The COMMUNICATIONS
asks the premier To bring the follow
ing document 70 the knpw,edEe IL
The Allies and assoc ated powers:
In Article - Of the peace terms.
the allied and associated powers
publicly a-raiEned His Majesty, VIII
liam u Of dohenZoIlern. former Ger
man emperor. fUr a supreme ofIense
against interna aunal morality and
the sancrlry Of the t-'eatles At the
same time they announced their re-
solve 10 address a request To the
government Of the Netherlands for
fur the pur- 1e IF trial.
With reference therein ] take the
liberty of addressing a request to the
powers To let the projected proceed
inEs against His Majesty. the En-
peror. ne rakE n against me. FIR this
object ] hereby place myself AZ the
disposal of the allied and associated
POWERS
As former German I-ne9rial chan
cellor / bear for nv period of office
sole responsibility. ar regulated IN
the German constitution. for the
political ac-s If The Emperor I be-
lieve ! may deduce tberrfI-om the
claim mar tine reckoning which the
allied anu associated powers desire
for these arts shall be demanded
sulely If me.
Being convinced that the allied and
associated powers vii NOT DENY intar-
national respect 10 file Legal posItien
fixed by public constitutional law. I
nay express me hope tna- they will be
inclined 10 weld L. my urgent request.
tSienedN
''vun BETsMAN-E oL VEG"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

Or Won Betnrnann-F5oiwer was Ger
man chancellor from 1909 to 5ulv IA, tsIr
He succeeded Prince van BueIow
The definition ~ me treaty. ruaran-
teeinG the neutrality of Belgium as
crap Of rRpe-" was made hv vnl
tfmann- 5oiw.C n an address to the
Reichsia- shortl~ after the beginning
o. the war- The tnrner chancellor has
blamed the militarists for starting the
var while he in tirn has been blamed.
Last February the ror1ner chancellor
offered 10 go hefare tribunal to g-ve
a. accounting nf ms stewardship az
ctianceiiorship. 7 was announced m
Esrlin an March =. that Won Bethmann-
Eoiweg would he among those who
v-ouid he tried by the German court
WINCH would investigate responsibility
r. the loss Of the war nv Germany.
The name Of von Betnmann- HaiwaS
has been mentioned several times Is
among thuse who might he tried by t.,e
Allies fur poilfacal orenses IN cnnnsc-
tion with fAe origin of the war.
DR.. ron 0stlkznann- HoiwaG In q rca-
Old. Befare heing made chancellor M
was Prumian nninis;er of the irturiur
and imperial treasurer and vice chan
ctllur. He held the rank of neutenanf
general IN the German army. SINGS h,n
retirement crom office the former chan.
csiior has been living a. f5uieufnuK
HI. estzte near Eberswalde. = -
xmfd uf H4Yiin. --------1 1850
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-10
HOW THEY VOTED
AND WHAT THEY COT

A man with crouch dropped into the
~ ennehec Journal Office on Sunday ana
after giving the Gardiner city govern
"ent. the school committee and society
IN general a 'nerciless going over. SAID.
on remember the 10 questions tn.
C'izens were called upon to vote on
three years ago? Well. two II ELI
nave oeen done against the direc. vote
Oh the citizens. another is going to oe
sure. and most probably all TIL. re-,
VIII De. He then left and the reporter
dug OUT the 10 questions He found III.
three referred TO by the man ana fouud
that he was right thus far Ii was gen
orally considered at the time that thi
straw vote did NOT represent tho true
feeilnS OF our citizens and tnere hl ;
since been no reason 70 change thai
opinion. The first question was: .;ha 4.
me city raise $4,000 for the erection Of
a new high school building" THIS 70
ceived 296 Yes and C$4 no since then
the city has voted to issue bonds for
this amount ana this purpose Tie eta
evidently t!le extension OF the wa ar
this was JS6 no ana 20 ves S'un..
Then. n Connection With The hul ing ,.
the new litter plant. the vote has b.ar
reversed and the mains so extended
The Grange chat was soon 20 b. mace
IS probably the refusing Of the ,.'tt {
accept tuition pupils at The high school
The question was worcch as follows
shall the city Of Gardiner cont;',l:n -
receive IN its schools for instruction
pupils from other towns and c,t'as'"
The vote was 1853 yes and 4Oa no. Sine .
that time conditions as regards III"
c:owding Of the high school have be-
come even worse and there appears 70
lie a general feeling that this step must
soon be taken in order to insure any,
where near proper facilities for Car.
diners own pupils. II is runored that
this may be done during the tvmina;
spring.
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THE STRAND

Double Program, the Japanese Star
Sessue Hayakawa in "His Birth
right" with>His Own Company. and
William Russell in "Hearts or Ola
ronds' at the Strand Today and
Tomorrow Wives" Next
Week
Sessue Havakawa. star Of the emo
ttonal dramatic Aim and author Of in
ter1ational dramas. finds an unusuall.'
high-c!ass medium for his taie is ii
HIS BirthriGht.' Haworth release. on.
of the most remarkable plays OF its
kind ever screened.
His Bir-hright" involves the fortunez
of Young JapanesH who IS determined
to avenge his mothers honor and ~
punish the author Of his being. who is
at the time the story opens an -a1ner.-
can admiral.
Hayakawa himself is responsible for
the effective Interpretation of little ur-
derstood Oriental character and hs
succeeds in making Yukio. the nero OF
the story. a most lovabe type.
William Russell. star of William Rus
sell Productions. known everywhere as
the hero of adventure photo-drama. has
A splendid vehicle in his irst play COM
Melted under the new corporation 9 aus
pieces.
The title Of the piece is Hearts or
piamonds"" and it presents plot ii
-emarka Bile power. The scenario was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-10
ADJUSTMENTS
ON fi,x Coming Friday and Satur-
day-te's a Wonder

To Inc MOxle Fan.
Ethel Clayton comes here todav at
Johnson opera house III her late Par
amount picture. "Nassir Pepper has.
81 upon the famous play by tie late
/ .ares Klein.
Rose Stahi appeared n he stage ver-
sion of the play ana made. one Cf nv.
greatest hits OF hey career III It. W..
are confident that Miss Clayton Will
duplicate Oh the screen the success
Miss Stahi achieved on the stage.
Maggie is 4 department store glri with
more ;lan the usual amount OF diff
cult!es. AT the same time. however
she has more than the usual amount Of
pluck. Pepper is her last name. AMI
probably Ginger IS her middle name.
Playing opposite Miss Clayton is Ell
lott Dexter And rs if that weren I
enough. Winifrei Greenwood. Tullv
Marshall and Raymond Eiatton also rp-
pear in the cast. Louise Glaum will re-
seen in "Shack!ed'' on the same bill,
making The double program 10 reels.
Yours sincerely.
A. r. BURNS -Advt.
p. S.-Con't forget Tom Mix.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-10
BOLSHEVIKI BOMB
AMERICAN POSITIONS

Archangcd. I-r,uar. March GO 3>
The Associated 2-ess> The BolsneNlkl
took advantage Yesterday Of HE irst
lear day with the thermometer ABOVE
the freezing point by attempt ns 70
bomb the American positions on lie
Vaga front from m aIrpiane. Tie ma :
chine vas the frs, one observed 10 bear
tAe new red army Identification marx.
a pointed red star. The bombs ISL
without creating any damage
Since the beginning Of he canpai sn
last summer there has been much eon-
fusion m both sides OF The me nt-
cause the Boisnevik airplanes bofe fhe
Oh Russian markings. A red. "h'te nj
blue circle Th.3 vas so similar 70 ~"
markings on = Allied planes tHat Y
vas hardly possible % distinguish me
one from the other and the enemy ma
chimes were sometimes able from tais
raus, 10 Nv within revolver range OF
the allied troops. -unaoats ana arTnor-
ed trains while the allied danes w@r"
similarly able thus TO approach the Eoi-
shevi'i.
The -ener j, situation on the aga
front was unchanged TO-DAY. Late eS-
ercia- the enemy renewed his Eom-
bardment on the Dvina. There was
also considerable patrol acti"ity-
on the railroad front the Boisheviki
yesterday afternoon twice began sheil-
ing but were speedily s.lenced by the
allied guns.
The village Of kadish. winch has
changed hands six or seven times. IS
again in the hands Of tae Bolshc"!ki.