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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29

Neu ylrk Man -h-f2e-ls- within
z -ew hours was -nrecas, ny me
waarae- bureau -oIlEnt --nr lie
MAJ, snow s1lrrr vnirr swept over
ne ciir -uuay 1a-alv=inc ms nay
hur breaking Tnally -4iaE-A9n INC -el-
apnune lines anG cAusInC --a+tlc con-
gasrInn unr,ra-led curing Tia. w.rra-
-asied by gale I'LL -ns. a INES
IT swrlInG snrU Ing Norwegian
marx Tala AND Nc >LanGa-a -',l Dari.
5ucnnv We d-',ren aannre m ms
lErnur T'wo men cauE.t ma
ME 9r-snnre n SINAI noL- wer+
drowned wner me c-z1S- ci4AsIa-o
MEn. sIaAIn+-s Gur na,a -lGA u
Guiding -ne -~nnI an-ps -ArLa ala
DELAY a,1---r mo ne na~nor N.s,-rlt.-
-nt santa Ara " the SANTA ltr.a
!ias -+nu~ree ur w---l=as slnu+ me
81 nrrr D-ose
I1l Inc "r-v srn~..s HI ,r1rn- acca-
ien-s w4~e ~epn~- ~. -u,-slt.e as.
4u-nnrnl-es and wagons we-e III t~.--
aunrr ca1-,sia'. -r' 0lv@rne,-ls
:aus.l nHrr -1IA
ri+ S-eaz..s, cnr-as..ou IN -s."enr
y-ai1,s was ~apu--"c a: ne 5~,lt.. ~.
n-1uEe ra~-rl-li4- IA ~. .-rnf.,.-l Fan
d T~ausi- -1UnA:rv tlr.G tr- v-'4t.r
~usi-ruu- "-nwus +alE ~ uil-e...e nr
SLOW moving -.,era-+-o -~a.rs ana gur-
-ap4 .a-1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
BANK HOLDUP
Attaches Shut ii Vault.
Patrons in LavaIoy
>is -1~aE.Se1 5ancIts : axe s72.1N -
CASH ana s6a.11D N Unregistered
: ae'-y BONDS ram cec-of: Bank
ans EsEaps az Touring ca-Snr-
se-s 5e'evsa sounr +ur Tn.enn

JeI:ol-. Man A-Aa~ulnE = par
snnA. including s.sv4,a. women aa-nns
mo me Igvaturv ano me vault III me
"+:s; Siut UI-ancn NJ ne COMMON web n
sta 5ank ue~a SIX 1aun5.s ms ar
t'-npnn runp-a ~. Dauk 81 sos III
Cash Anu -.nr.:s,; sts.rs.a -...ia,--v Sunds
wn-n offiaiA4s sa7 MI s.zcaea a.uh II
Va II Ft- -nnuHanc uuilE-s II cur
-en''v mad been removed -,-orn M.
1"3ln-h 70 me mann Dunk nn!y Il t.'W
HOURS a.,tur= hi nuiGup. accu-alrE 70
" Mct-a uE.a,'. president n me DE-k.
III Huluup was 7nns: aA-,nE -wp
-77er nun Eas~c. 1u-aluf -.lo enr-anoa o.
nv nAnt wfliie 5uur IN ered. -nel- leaG-
~ w4vlns 81 weu-nft nu,-uI. M
1i.sr wurt .l. -ll-ai.s -hH-i-s = N paneS
',-si-Ier - Pau Ma1lIck. ms 4ssIsI-
AMI vac Iruart.tI ON -nel- ages mi
n bandits VIII stva-a. 7Istnis -n-ned
ne Ds--1nE I'm stand u'.~ uprl lseti
ni2uf wnii. nt --i III rs Wa osinc -,fi..u
We 1anf g-+a"ues wa-a -nt,, u-.-ie-t.,;
mo ne "H@ ~-'t- M NJ ne mr.
ana ne n3r s'... unnr .aoseu E.Enr
Hlher nA-snnh ,nctuuInr ie,va-a VIM
ri>7ne = go ne bandits AT n~a. and
among mem -ro wurnar aAct7 v--r =
AE!'r r ne" a--7iE wa n-'-in--aa m. ~
IN. lr-0 M iava-7-r
~ Dincttg -Nnn II -1i.rn,7 ,trs al re
cli''hn"r II SET ana asrapea y Z r1lr
1ur'-nc - -hAl- --1acrln. wf.s sean
- - vy-ac- ~, 49, e---....- ,,, ~ 80,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29


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,..-. ..~r. ont- IN The ar. n
,sz, nj s7asnt,,..- ~
j
.i.-lt'---i- Fly SUSTAINING me
u,1i-ntrncug vote. ana re
erIa--,-r ~. mr.
w.,
1f-llsh. ne AouisFs
h. massage ny ialer aC-lCn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
PRESIDENT AND PREm|ERS STILL
UNDECIDED AS TO CONDITIONS
PRELIMINARY PEACE With HUNS
GUARDING BIG 4
During Daily Confer
ence at Paris
-eno'e Ssnnmrnn -ou Wei Ac.
auaI-rru Nirr Time ann Face n
Mss- ,rs--o 7eruae p Minimum
AIRY =nssra.e -na,c. ~ -aruer

Farm Ma-ch S. II. AssnrIa.. s..
ISIS Increased pTes@au-Imls ia .
oA.n -aAen Il si.te.rua-,t 7-asiuenG y IT,
son and he 1rsrrle-s with wnun n. :
n dE.lE conference % carefully nave
NJ piIns t,-an Enau. liz nnl even TIT
:niet II -iI- A-nu-rcln se..-s.t E..r-vlus.
lnEs VII -l-ke aIAue
i p 10 M FRASER: some ~ -re news
uAoe-S nave .a-~lea n -nt.rr morning
-CiClans 4 scneuule ~ -n. nuu-naIl.e
n1 -'-"siuen! wilson WIN ne -t.sull ira
--owrs ,rvE-:a1iv nae .atrad 10
witness -.s s.:-'vL. 4nC resident u IL
snn Anu ms cnrt t,-s.as
-he me n ne neaIlnr -uctIr q;
-ne nile 5nuse" ugs mn announced
ana ne p-a--le-s arrived scanning II
4 casii-. manner
~he~F mas been NJ sne4ia. Incluen.
~ n--rs aauuf ms eE--au-1ina-v CHE
nuT il IS nnr,nus ma -nf pe1pie ~ E7a.'is
az becoming -on wei acquainted with
ne me ma ula"e ~ ne meetings ana
mat -:ls -ac. caused d dstc--71 rrIl-lnr
r. adun- & rnu-s.. -Ri.- wnuiG -aaun4 %
Z MINIMUM a-y 1nsainlt rnanre 81 can
Eer- 7'-esIder- w.isnr 1lrnHalt gnneA-f
% nt er-.,-e:- Irwn~-7.d
-'he enormous R1nuur. ~ wn~K rs-Hsi-
den- wilson ms ln1e~- aser mar 4n-~n.7
n!-T7 IN -nrurn NJ -rnf -rass,..-'n eti ~
7,ea- A.irrl-al "a SIN ms 7t.-grrsa-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
Not TO Make Public His
Reply
70 stxnments cs HsJu-- Gen.
S-ox,de- nr Suc,eE - Military
Just.ce-ss.e- SAYS -uni'csr,or u
-eree- Nauic no; --cse -eiS-4i

washington Ma-cn 2%t--laut- Col.
AnReIl's -nnIv II statements ~ Ma3o--
Ser C-owue- 5uuEe-agvocale genet
IN n. sun1ec- II n --a-" justice
WI nu1 ne rnau. punIIc pr -A- Va
Depa---nan-.
stc-e-a.-y Baker announced -oua,
M, NJ aao returned ne a--a~ 70 I'll
AnseIi WIN ne Suggestion --a- -
publication wouIC nor - net.rGI aIl
= ne office, nan an Suggestions ~
Recommendations as 70 changes 2 ne
..nu-- MARTA g-'s-arr ae cnulc mike
i ..t-ne- 70 MS superior officers n-
ne sec-e-a-v ~ Wa
Col. A1se- rnuRv EaIr ~ mao na
statement - ruR..e- L-s ---1enns If
s,s--s.c : was -rrurnDanie ma ~
wound TAKE any Sens ONWARD r71i-i--Ne
-,,1nllc N. -apl- r1rnse!t. is sucn ar
nm wouId D. construed a .nsunn~,,-
-H-3on anu wuuIa -eruer ne Office
y;anie . cau~- ngr-ia. proceedings ~
.ra- cna--r ruI -te p-oceetilllGs
unuiC nui necessE--l.y -rrp'V- ttA--e;
80 ,.r,7---,,vsrrv nre, IN. eEa. sNS-
+arn n me army ny ne persona -
s-,or,s t,erwear Col Ausel ana 1s'r
-y-owue-
m. -.piv n I'll Ansei was ny
wa-,,..c 70 5eu~era--T Baker VINE -
a..,.-..r....,- US anseuI Ppm Washing
-or on an inspection -nu1 r
INNS Ac-7nC-sec-nril-T lowe. WE
.,y--,r4ad nv NJ 5HHar 70 wr~..nut1
- 1-o-- -,ur,ii5.a-Inr UNI. NJ
a--e- : -eTu--
-.na-u- Chamberlain - ili-
,.,,.---ns- II -ne n1l.1-A--,- cnr13!1li- 80
~ n. as. -.sTla.a- obtained G'l'
- -. -a,,f.- y confidence rom ser
-..-..-,- -,-uwell anr iEter feies---[i !'ilt'1
NJ oaI,a~ u-rerL4y requesting "a
-, ,.or---7;,r7]czlur ~ u1uuf pun
-..,,,..-.,,r = w. II ger 0unilc 'hIs'
IL. ,,c ~oI A75an 1eInh1cr@ I NJ
niaced nef ore M enunIt' a. Aao
--nwder Statements
officers II TIE War lena L-re'3' nh Y
-. =, 4,,H. 81, Ear as KNOWN me 'T-S
-, ,4 ~. .-epl~ eavt-r me nenA'
,,-.. ~. me 10 senator NAM
,,,,, @-ur11 statement rnnue
,,,,,,j,c simultaneously VIE re sen
,.,-s telegram some nHlces
r me 1rru-essiun maj Col -
III, ,,s7t.rred the action n me Ut
.,+ m submitting n -1sntsi y !
-,.-.7 Chamberlain tn+ invest y
RIM of me CONTROVERSY ~ LHe
So c-.n. Chamberlain WIS pre- uo'
~ 1orr assoclaInn WIN h1------
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
COMPLETE TRIAL
CAPT. WEISGERBER
VERDICT LATER

-arr. .1w-n N@Isgerner II PITTS
ou~=t, a'li---Eu WIN aGts involving
-lsi"T1-1E c NJ --l-eG ~.4-+4s.. SYM
ra--tT W. r--.'-narv ana improper
-,srsonai c0nGuct WIS :11upie;ec ne
IT. ne .aII-- -nE---.i-. NJ -zuvn--1ur S
tssfETU ~3CG+ t1I---- tit II g~prt--
dE-+. -'+au-r+-e ma me findings If me
aoU,-- " sunI,l-;-s.G n ne neadu ua--
-srs ~ -1e Eastern -tepE---aent 1ur
approve. hence submitted II Y ASH
-n-3n ana suNsar uer-tv published
81. nh Z ma ~ WI " tnree " tet.s
4: 4asE l.e1ore ne var:,lC- IS an
nauncec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
BRITISH NAY
SEND DIRIGIBLE
ACROSS ATLANTIC

Wv -0"E- N4:"N -F--ht =.@F1
~'ut n A.ue~sca announced en-
ma. mad -ArsivAd canls message
INN NJ a~,-.sf - rn-n1s--v saT:ns
Wa .nnslu.r ne AT :r7-,-a-Inn .
f. one hi - .s4re c.-,E.nle nG-lonns
ar.-nas ne 4..A1--c 20 -Atlgn-lc -icy
> Mav wn.Ie ne =acnnl Pan amer
..,.-7 A.-,,-,l!a.11-cz-. EXPOSITION s Il st:s
sam t.~a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
ENDORSE LEAGUE
v 0 n En- Su+=ragis1s
Pass Resolution
a. 81. LOUIS or"e-tlnn-A sanc.a-
non --ses -rItec Stare Govern
-ner- . 5-'ns Annu: 7-arnat 7e-
a-ssS . Al legitimate grievances

-. -ouiA. Man --rh+ Na.IunA-
: -ntrican v Irnln -ur-~ag. ASST. IL non
-nuEv pAsseu -4.sniu-lDns endorsing N.
-.zASne Of AAQunE ana urging NJ Init
~ ---aIes. guve--lrn.nt 10 1-lnE apuu:
--lt prnrrpr -t.lresE u1 Z. egg. NM.
S-lsrt-ncsts' is q ss-eE 4A-c Agalns1 ~
ulutlnn 1r vlnieucs
Win ne .-uuplun II d 4onE LII ID
-t:stl aluns ne eonvenLlur proper ara
-lgiAl,r CLOSED It's a-sainns ne zarrn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2 ~ -a-tIen luInur-ow
nnun .A--a- morning session or lie
-eaEut NJ x omen K a,..-s .nnnns+.s a1
ueIaE1- -es rum prasner-.E- suffrage
states The selection u me ne:,- aan-
VeCTIun site u-onaniv WI. Ds ief1 10
n. ona-u u dI-ecru-g
leading ne iiE- u ~esnlIcuns WIS
ms calling upnn ne y6ta anE-ess -u
submit me cnnsti-u-luni.. anlenCment
tn- nA-Ion-wIne woman suffrage III
tne States 4. -he aa-iiesf possible mo-
nlerl- others included
aecor!rlen dE- iun mar n ne su7 .lrs.
-he government -ecng-lIze M --ness t.
accepting ms service nf pru1easlurraz
women +u- WITH wrrirf 1zie,- ran.
ana experience nave well qua.ified mem
Il being sGIu ma women pt1vslr;a-,s
anu Dentists were compelled = ser.
N ne va: under -.le F-encr flag DE-
lIsf -tei- Th-vIces we-e decllnec ~
ne : nl1+1 STATES Erlue--lrrer1
''---t1,.- Euve-nr1lsrl- residence u;. 6 : -
wurnsr os placed n -ne ngalr wv
woman
tn. -unE-,esE give militia. Al.
2--r-- nurses
--nr ne esiaiitisrITlferl- a. x ash
nE-nr n na-IuTla department nj .du-
anon with d sec-era-- u euuca-1ur =
ms -anlne-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
HUMANS AND
cECHo-aOvAks
AFTER HUNeARuNs

Paris. Mar. 2s.-CFgncn
wireless Servlce}-The Ru-
nalal anc C1ecao-SIcvak
governments nave taken
military measures ara-ns1
the Hungarian rsvolu non
AIRY government. z Geneva
despatch 10 1,e Petit PARIS
lei SAYS. Two 3.unanian
army CORPS are said 20 have
crossed the t-onu sr q east
err Gallc1a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
Detachment [. 5.
Railway " orkers
On Thurman Coast

A--aG-lrs... Aa,-cn -s--5v ne
-4-azocla-ea P--ass The arE- ae-acn-
men = American abroad workers
destined 10y warg m ne Ml-na1
'-f-!iwav mas ftr'c'--.1 m ne Mlr-nac
noaFt r'-aer de-ac1r1lenLs ara 81
-,t--,- &c q follow SOM.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
HUNS INCREASE
DANZIG GARRISON

Ea-'.s --a-in : . me Assncia a.
T'-Hss -News WIS -ece,v.c ne-4 -oGa
Tia, IL zt.-rAns 4-e increasing ne
garrison I: -aaZIE THIS Is taAen as
indicating lu intention to -.sls- wna,-
eve, tlsnnsI1.an me p.Aue .nr. erence
nj - rlake ul ne mr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
ROCkLAND MAN
TAXES OWN LIFE
IN BOSTON HOTEL

BOSTON March -A---he nodT u
EDWARD n Carleton Of ThnTlasi ON.
Ne was FOUND To-Day n a hurei ruuIn
Win Dulief wound n me rlEnI
temple aru 38-ca Iitlre -svniver n
the -iE.I MING A medical examiner.
Ii DrunnunclnE ne case suicide. salo
tna1 the man nan been asad aDnu1
e hours Ee naa L,e.en living 81 ne
autei fur TWO mnuIuk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
HUNS REFUSE
Landing Of Poles At
DanIg
Germans SAY -arnur Take =esnnrs-
n'T-s A.ic~lrg eo.es -ne-e-r~-
aa-ea = Facilitate Landing 4;
Sts--ir. aenrgsours. Meme o.
ban

ms = -il-ill- Nj = tn. A-At.s
uul= HI German demanding M: Fns-
ISL --aups ~ aipwed q ana !, 1anzlr
d.-,,ia--a ma -.tust4. 1v German wuuIr
y -eEa-uel as : n-eacn n m. a---nis-
aca. : aa--lIn ass;laL4lI aalu. Tit. Ie--
rrG1 guv@rn-1l..rr -etnileo -tlH. i couic
npr -s-ae ne -sspunsiniliJy 1n~ PERM
-lnE ne -nies u and a LGGZie nut
was D-anL-ec I'd facilitate. 1 .anElnr Al
Stt.t.---l, : ,e-ll G,spu--, Meme Or LA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
DENY PUBLISHERS MUzzLf ANSELL
l. ION to Reopen
-vaS-lgatlon
p Newt --rn: Sape- Cn1es anu
,sss-Aurrrr,s s,nr Mos ea~e
aa-- Z 7eonen Matter aut
A,-nnu, una. 70 Sonrucf IN

- =.
l--:-....:--a-.. Aa-c. 2---hs teusesA-
-'i-- NJ ri ne"spAle' oH''iiAl-
= -.e-.s-1 -1, "@npenIns OF 4ls IL
@s------F ntwF prih- pas'e' Ihsls
80 -,--s=~
LIZ Iailins liz; 4 nish1 nave --ie
~=~.e1 TT na--e-. me cnrn-
-.....9, --rn,,ncao ma. il WIS without
--- .,,. r,- ,,-n o,r-s
~ wl-hnui adNnti11R3
-.~2s
$3.50 CONGRATULATIONS ss.,., fo-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
COMMUNISTS
PLAN CONTROL
AUSTRIAN GOVT

7G~ik Ma-a.l $ 4-'asl The .ara-
minis elements It AasI-ca ar rIln-
cInr Z rnuvernen- Z gan cnrl-nl u ne
government. ne ~n---espnndenr n ne
Main n ne =arut agss--ec ne jes;-ls
---or ieI1na The movement wal,il ~
Eli simultaneous, II Jenna. INK ano
zr.1l-..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
sin 5np~-a a. 9 harv

na-rr N MAJ. @>--- E-'t
1otooA -rr 81, st,var auc na-:
ncn"s nj snow Had +.---:n a..re r.
oaru:nE ty -ne nffl..a. -;e,lres- anu
ndlcuanns wee -aa+ TINE q wnuIu
~ .ansiu~~auv age are r1u~-l-
.nE e-@ w,nd -l-ls..-a a.-..p l-,+-A.
asl,e2li-~ n ne nut-~iuc 4-.r-iur..
-Th- --ac-4nn aanDac Is nLuar-a +.
.,a@p aa~s n ope~a-lun W nnnsiue.-
ani... d +tlnu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
THE WEATHER


Northern View England -nuws sAt-
,,-,i,,,- nucn .nida- II Malne suuuAy
IA ~slng +.rn5,+-2rure II Ve:-nnni ana
New Hampshire
-o,,--a---7 Neu England. Snow -oiiow-
-, ,.ias-,rc -a-.lrt.ay- Inucn culae-
IN N. eass1 mast SUNDAY -.lt win
-isfuc l..'IlIl-.l-i4- Ira
E.asrtt--l New Tork Fair SATURDAY
- @urda- warmer SUNDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
BRITISH BAR
EXPORT OF GOLD

-ondor. March 2A-An 1-der n
Council issued -11s evening prohibits
II. =21-,a-- 81 gaiC :pIn " bullion
i4T7z-v nara.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
Boston So-ecaEt

T-o-acss. fu- Boston ana vicinity
-a-,1-oHy snow +nIiuweo Ivy learn.
,,,a ,.otc.- ~linuay IAN surnswnR
v,r.---r,.- rnr, nwes1 Ea4.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
SEEKS RECONSIDERATION
ACT DEFINING PER CENT
OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR

In Message Asks Legislature to
Pace Maine in Line With Other Drv states
and Federal Law Which Recognizes On
Hat Of One Per Cent as the Limit Two
N1re Measures Sent Back to SoIons With
-ar ernor,s DisapprovaL Senate Passe
T7e-ing Resolve Over Veto-Sunrise Ses-
aa- Today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
MARCH STORM
Sweeps Over City of
New York

-a-an- T-s+FIr -a-aiyzsn, -e,eprn,s
ard Telegraph Wires Down anr
WRIST --a+f1c Congestion n Win
re-T~n Sn,ps Driven Asnore N
-arnr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29

An n,s slogan WITH an 10. Co t,s-
n'nuts neananss NO Jnc ann srnslt.
no rob tnn large % rene'se arnrrt
ar-snriur a: r,e o-,rfinu Siam o. TO
ss-nensc Journal Company.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18

staff, was mcteOrOlogist to the Scot tish Antarctic expedition. A. H.. Lark man, chief engineer with the Shackle- ton expedition, will go with MT. Cope in the same capacity, and Lieutenant Il. R. Eooke of the Royal Air Force, who also was with the Shackleton expedition, has been appointed chief of the wireless staff.
 Captain Hurley, official photogra- pher to the Australian forces in the war and who accompanied the Nav son expedition as photographer, will go as photographer.
 Lieutenant E. Healy, late of the Dublin Fusiliers, has been appointed member of the shore party which will leave the Terra Nova when the vessel becomes fast in the ice, and will explore the district to the south of the great ice barrier.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
BOLSHEV|kI REIGN WAS LIKE SCOURGE
Many People Murdered and Clothing Stolen by Reds

Bielcbei,, European Russia, May 10, Via Vladivostok, June ?, Correspond ence of the Associated Press. 1.-The reign of the Bolsheviki passed over the people of Bielebei like a scourge The Bolsheviki occupied Bielebei for several months.
 The correspondent of the Associated Press vicited the town within a fort night after their evacuation. The people were just beginning to read Just their domestic and governmental affaairs. Refugees were returning, to view the wreck of their homes They were Veritable Wrecks for the Bol- sheVlk1 had coupled all vacated houses ana had carried away or destroyed most of their contents An elderly Judge of the district court Prof Paul BIumenthal long a resident of the Cnlted States, who left upon approach or the Bolsheviki, was so overcome
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
OFFER AIRPLANE
 FOR POLAR "TRIP
J. l.. Cope Receives Offer and Will Take Machine With Him on
 Long Exploring Trip.

London, June 20, Correspondence Of The Associated Press. )-Two air. plane manufa cturers have offered to give an airplane to J. L. Cope, leader of the British Imperial Antarctic EX- petition, for a flight to the South Pole. 1t is declared to be MT. Cope S intention to carry an airplune on board the exploring steamer Terra Nova on which the expedition is to proceed until the vessel becomes fast from the ice.
 MT. Cope is planning to be absent about six years.
 Among the officers he has selected to accompany him are several who participated in previous expeditions. Professor R. c. Mossman, who had been appointed chief of the scientific
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body was removed by relatives who had come from Ufa. She was a high school girl from that town who had been abducted by the Bolshevik com misSar when Ufa was evacuated. Close by was the body of another WO- man.
 When the Bolsheviki entered Bic lebei the government of the town was taken over by a Revolutionary com mittee of communists" There was formed "committee of Investigation under the presidency of one Welt, a Lett. One of the first acts of this committee was to shoot the president of the former local county zemstVo as a cOunter-revolutiona The latter was ill at the time and had to be car ried out to his death in a chair. TWen- ty men were shot and in addition many Mohammedan priests. A mem- Der of the Investigating committee boasted that he shot one priest be- cause he was too long over his prayers while the committeeman waited o take him.
 High school boys and girls and priests were compelled to clean the streets. Women of the Intelligent zia' were made to clean the floors and walls of barracks occupied by Bolshevik troops.
 Mme. Koshnevikoff, owner of the most imposing residence in the town was arrested. Her daughter, seeking s her release, was told that the charge against her was a secret. After a month in jail she was released. It de- veloped that all they had against the woman was that on a previous evac-
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nection financial experts here said comparison of the unofficial figures published in this country with the figures given out by the Mexican treasury department show no great discrepancy.
 The official Mexican figures as to the external loan debt of the country are S143,472,0 with interest to the end of this month placed at $42, 900. The unofficial figures as recent ly published placed this total at $173,- 469,OOO. The apparent difference, eX- perts here said, is made up mostly by the $30,O0O,000 of the Huerta loan, f1oated in France under authorization of the Mexican congress, but repudi- ated by the Carranza government.
 The internal loan debt of Mexico, according to the official statement is $69, 1897, ,000 and interest to June 30, of $17, 7,914000. The unofficial report gave this debt as $66,611 ,0OO and in terest of $14,53O, ,0OO:
 Washington financial experts say the Mexican treasury statement fails to account for all the guaranteed rail- road indebtedness which the unOfti- cial report figures at $29O,5 O,5OO,000; the obligations other than railroads which the Mexican government has guaran- teed the chief of which is the farm loan banks debts, which, with interest to June 90, totals $31,5O0,000; the "infalsificable" issue of paper money of which $80,OOO,00O at 10 cents, United States currency, is still outstanding, making a total of $80, O00,000 more, or the $20,0O0,000 which Carranza took as a 'loan' from
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the banks ,of issue in Mexico City.
 The fact that Mexico has paid interest on her foreign debt sa 1913 also is kept in the foregrol by Washington experts who, for state depart iment, are keeping 8 cl watch on the financial condition Mexico. Experts here also assert t the Mexican government has used entire incom of the railroads 1 express companies without account and with no admission of respol bility.
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With grief over the fate of his native town that he wept.
 Many persons had disappeared and It was we'll known that many had been murdered. The corpses of vic- tlfns are being discovered. The cor respondent followed a stream of men. Nohlen and children which flowed out across the fields toward the edge of a Scl ldSsly wood. There under the over- hanging bank on the edge of & gravel pl'' Ihey were lying, tangled heap ol oodleS apparently as they fell or hatd been thrown, with no attempt at burial
 The bodies were mostly those of young or middle-aged workmen. From each the boots and most of the outer clothing had been removed. Of some the skulls were crushed, of others the faces were disfigured as though by gunshot at close range.
 The crowd on the bank above the greWsome pile appeared fascinated. They silently made way for a group of Amer1cans, including Consul Elm bry from OmSk, and two correspondents. and watched With interest while they photographed the victims.
 A nicely dressed woman and little girl walked into the pit to get a bet ter look at the figure of a blond young girl which lay partly uncover ed close under the bank
 The body was perfectly preserved by the cold and lay with arms bare and crossed as though the girl might have been sleeping. The face, which was not disfgured, was that of an intelli- gent, pretty girl. Toward dusk the
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MILLION SHELLS FIRED.
First Four Hours of St. MihieI Dl
 Took Enormous Number.

Washington, D. C, July 1S.-T most intense concentration of ari Iery fire ever recorded was that the American troops in the battle St. Mihiel, fought from Septembe to 5 and which was the lrst distin Iy American offensive of the war. was fought chiefly by American troo and wholly under the orders of Ams ican officers. In this battle the Am, ican artillery fred more than 0 million shells in four hours.
 Two comparisons with Gettysbu emphasize the magnitude of the Mihiel operation. At St. Mihiel, 55 900 Americans were engaged;
 Gettysburg, the Union troops nu bered approximately 100000
 three days at Gettysburg the Uni artillery fired 33,000 shells. The Mihiel offensive cost the America about 1000 casualties, less than or third the Union losses at Gettysbu
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uatiOn of Biclcbei she had served such fine meal to the BOlsheViki that some of them narrowly escaped cap ture by the "WhiteS" because Of tar rying over their dinner
 More than eighty hostages were taken when the Bolsheviki eVacuat- ed.
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MEXICO OBJECTS TO
 ITS DEBT FIGURES
Newspaper Protest That Figures Printed in United States Arc
 Not Accurate

Washington, July 18.-MeXican newspapers reaching Washington con- tain long articles declaring that re- cent figures as to the Mexican public debt, published in the United States, are 'FWhOlly inaccurate" In this con-