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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
BRITISH FEAR
DISASTER IN
FROZEN NORTH
Another Khartum In Russia
is the Prediction Of Sir
!. 4. Erasast, ShackIetan: :.

LONDON, April 8. (By The Associated
SHfess)-Thc curtain was raised for the
British public on the position OK the
allied armies in North Russia for the
first time this afternoon. The serious
situation In the MurmansS region and
the attomps by the Bolshcviki 10 drive
the allied troops on the Archangei front
into the sea are the cause Of much an
xlety. The London afternoon papers
circulated posters throughg the streets
with startling phrases Of. which tho
British Army Imperilled!" was typical.
The public bought the papers eagerly.
having no idea which army was referred
10. Some OF the papers declared that
another Kut surrender OF Niartu m
tragedy threatened.
Sir Ernest Shackleton. the explorer
who has just returned from Russia
where he superintended the winter out
fitting and feeding Of tho expedition,
confirmed The danger to the allied posi-
tion and armies. He is credited with
stirring British officinls into kccncr
realization OF the scriouSncSS or Inc
poslion In Russia
Tic declares In AN intcrricw ihnt both
fronts arc I'm danger md that the Boil
shevist peril Is Il very real one because
tho Entente forces hre 0utnumbcrcd by
DISCIPLINED and wnll-armcd md we'll
equipped troops In close touch with tho
allies extended. but by no means strong
front.
we must avoid the possibility Of an
other Khartum." nnyn Sir Hrnrsl. lie
urge. tho nneh or sending reinforced
ucnir lrnmndintrly. Th~nn. h." hnnrrie ed.
can rrnrh MurInnrk from England In
lrhn ihnn week.
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FINISH DRAF 7
OF THE NATIONS
PACT TO-DAY
ONE ADDITIONAL.
ARTICLE ATTACHED
Monroe Doctrine and Japan
csc Amendment Not In
cIuded in Covenant.

rAnIs. hpIIi h.e-fnS Th~ hss"~
0iaL.d rTess) The i.oe1Us ~ a"tl"""
drafting onnn,ittss has """ipiStsd ~
ARTICLES OF tha League "I astl"nH o"r"
ea.nt, uhirh npw nonLsina u? arsinla".
II In not known what ths pAdlsi"nh
arkin;e Is.
Tha oornmlttse probably Will nnlsh
Its draft tumorrc-, whloh viii he In
French ana English, in parallel ool-
umnH.
A full moetinW OF tho leaaue oom-
mission Will be held probably saturday
TO oonxidor the revised oovanaAt whloh
doubtless Will undergo further ehaRRos
before 1t 10 submitted TO tina roprasens-
ntives o{ tbs nvs big nasions.
The r6vision thus far dooa not oon-
tain mention either Of tue monros
doctrine or tho proposed JaDausso
amendments. These questions Will
= not be disposed Of until tho 'next mest-
Ing OF tho league commission.
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ERzBE.RCER. IS .
GIVEN 4 SHOCK
When He Hears the Demands
of the Allies from Mar
shal Foch.

SPA. April 3. Marshal Foch arrived in
Spa nj $50 O'Clock this morning and Inn
medialcly informed Matthias ErZberScr.
head Of the German nrmisttcc commits
sion. TINT he would confer with him in
his private car at $50 o'clock
The conference took placc nt hr np-
pointed time In the presence OF Major
General Wcygand. assistant 10 Marshal
Foch and 4 French Interpreter and last
cd forty minutes.
Marshal Foch' laid before Herr Err
berger the dccisions Of the Emf cnte Err
berger after tho conference hurricdly re-
turned 10 his train. He appeared deeply
moved. After a conference Of one hour
with General Baron Won linmmerstcin. II
member uf the German hrmiSticc COM
nissinn nnd his technical ndvsers, ErZ'
berger returned tn the hotel where tho
Grrmnn members nr the hrTnistice com
Inisnion nrr lodged.
The pulIIIincr acclaimed Mnrahnl FnGh
on hlr arrival Inv Hpn, During tho day
ilr marshal vlhilrd tl"torhl Nuhnht. hln
representative In Hpn.
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GETS YEAR FOR THE
HARBOR|NG OF SON
WHO HAD DESERTED

HuNTiNGTDN. W. Va. April a.--AI
arhn ur tho drHcrinr hunt In hlnE0
county liant yunr wan hanrd ~ f"dornl
court, horn indny .whrh We. Vhhos. nEod
90 wan Hrrn ighrd hnfarr Ju1Jn ,RrIlnr
ON - Chnrna nr harit0rlnH hlH son. Louis
Vance, mn allrHod hnnrriGr. nnd Other
alleged dps"rtnrH pnd Hln:krrn. Vance
Admitted huving nih"d hiH non nimda ihr
nuIhuriIIuH and wna rnntrncrd to one yonI
III III" Mingu county lnIl.
Twu deputy rhrrirfE wcru killed ~
Tho war on tho EInrknrs. practically all
OF whom wcro rounded up mud turned
over To tho military authorities.
Ollie Berry. Cola Wnsson and DnvE
williams, MI thrcr or whom wcrc mr.
rested Wednesday might chnrgod with
bringing liquor into Tho state. were
Gnrd nnr dollnr cnch md costn by Judge
Keller Thurrdny afternoon. The mcH
wcrc placed I'M tho Cnbell county jnil
until their fines arc worked out.
Judge Keller inst rucicd the jury Ia
return II verdict >nf not guilty In the
cnsc Of Teddy F<ank Justice. Justice
WINS charged with knowingly making a
fnlac stni cmcnt In his dunst!onnnirc.
OrvIilc Hackney Charleston was nd
mIitcd tn ihr bar by Judge Kcllor.
Ilhrry D. hoI"'hh Il|h"'h hu''S :"
transporting moro .thnn one quart Of
IIuuor into tho Rtntc. judge Benjamin
+. Keller fined him $20 md costs and
remandrd him 10 the custody OF thc
marshal until pnid.
William Dpmrnn. former county Of
fIccr Of MinRn county. WINS found gull
ty Wednesday afternoon OF violating the
Reed amendments The defense moved
that the vcrdlci hc net aside. II wns
decided Thurrdny morning that nrgu-
mcnin will hr heard TN tho motion Snt.
urIhy morning.
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Food and Lower Cost of Living the
Greatest Need of Hour in Germany

wnr HIIghily over five poundn wcck.
but wua niill rmnctlunInE efficiently.
Otherwise tho rntiuning machinery
had largely broken down, either on nc
count HF "xla1Htiam Of HHPplIcH or Inn
: 'Ity OF u weak government 10 cnfUrC.
the rlIrclIuang regulations. which hnd
hccn beyond tho power nI II strong :"
government. The ntion. sven on paper.
was Inndruuntc To maInlnin tho w0rh-
INK ability Of people wcnScn"d Ivy four
years Of food prlVntion. Every one.
rich md poor. bought what supplies
could 10" Ohtnln"d Oui"id" tho rallnnS
;nI enormous prirr4.
The workman. rnrning hiH Imposing
thirty or forty mmrka II dhy' hnd hcrn
spending days wnKcs for pound OF
lard pork ar beef. The more nnfOrtun-
ntr middle cInss man. ON n liked salary.
WIN unable 10 nnnncr such luxury OK
rcp1 on tn" rnrrni "cchslon. Both OF
these cInssrs nj the end uf March found
Tint even nl such cxhnrhitnnI prices
nothing wnA To hr obtained. R"stnur-
ANTS. which earlier Ind catered to Gus
TONER'S with money and hnn furnishcd
them with food. without tn" pr"santn-
ton OF II card. were b"inK forced to obey
the INV
Tho long whit rur the decision OF tho
prnCr Conference Hnd The press reports
from time To time Of d"cfHtunH nfvcrHc
To Grrunny hhd produced II very prn1i
mIaiic ncnlimcni. md. just mn tho gov
rrnmrni representatives tnlhcd Of rn-
furinE to niEn IL humllintinR trcnty no
mny puhlIciKta md mon In vnrloua
wnlkn uf life had begun to argue TIM
ndvinLIliIy OF cnniinK over the wont
nnl CumlnE tn mn undcrninndlnK with
HnlrhrviRl IturFln.
Thin ncnt Imcnl. when coming from
thosr Of tho h"ttcr clhHsoH. wnR un-
doubt cdly voiced largely for foreign
consumption. An alliance with RunBin
nnd lIoiRhevisin however. In n plank IN
The plan Of tho Independent Socialists
in their big drive for power and is n
ca rd lnnl principle of the propaganda Of
the Spnrtacnns who arc no largely fin
nnccd by Russian money that tho gov
crnmcnt carly In March introduced spe-
cInI emergency NIogislation to prohibit
the importation and circulation OF Rus
sian currency. --sI
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PARIS. April .. (ny tho AsHoclat cd
tho fighting at Frnnkfor, and tho re-
ncwai of tho strike In Berlin confIrm
tho impression prevailing In Germany
whom the former Berlin correspondent
OF the Associated Press left there a
week ngo that tho then compare
lull In tho manifestations Of industrial
disorder md revolutionary violence and
pillncc by tho rnbblc waa only tcmpoar-
nry.
quiet. the only important exception b.
Ing Il strike in the surrounding region.
The March inHurrcctInn In Berlin and
the distrubnnc"s In Central Germany
and In East Prussia had been suppress
cd. the flamo OF disorder was only
Pickering In tho SIlcslu coal fields while
order was being maintained In Bremen.
I;Hscn and other cities. formerly scrnGs
of Spnrtncnn uprislngS. aud tho Rncinl-
list prolctarIat OF Bavaria. although run
ming affairs in TINT state. without r"-
gard 10 tho Central government were
not sneklng any occasion or conflict
with the ccntrul huthnrltira.
Dencnth the surfnc" there were nbun-
dnnt ponsibilitlcs nf trouble. The ma
jority OF tho German worktngmcn. pnr-
ticulnrly tho married men. Wish To
work. although higher wngrs nr" be-
ing c0nAtnuuy demanded la meet tho
rlrlnK cost or food. An energetic Spur
tacau minority md the younger irr"-
prnnafblcs. however. nrc constantly
cnualnR trouble md prcnChlng I}olshr-
yism doctrinsH OF reiterated pUliilcnl
Htrikra to dIspoHRcHn factory owners
and overthrow the present government.
On earlier occhHlonN. nS MT R"rllu Rnd
In the Ruhr region. thosn minoriiics Ind
been able 10 Invciglc or prrsuadc others
Into joining The strike movement. pro-
ducing higher wngcs In nnsc Of succcsH
and holding out the bait OF abundant
food shipments from Russia II tho gov
efnmcnt wore orcrthruwu and nlli-
nnce concluded with BolahTist RUSSIA.
Tho tnctory" owners feared that the
Radical minority might nSain dominate
their fellows If a a.new strike was called
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WARRINGTON. April 3.--rho pass
,,.< NJ Tho "bIlIion dollnT' conRraSH'a VI
nro-vnr days and tho coming TOT t".
nonco perLod OF -four million "o'"''
ronrrcrscN ~na predicted t"niRht III
.tntomcnt by Representative -|'"od oi
Town who will be chairman OF the hp
propriatlonn committee in inc n"H'
honss. ,, ~
RnylewinE tho financial problems 20
h,o faced BY the next cpnEr'~a. MT. 'oou
estimated that the appropriations h'c'e
sary ..for tho various government eNpcH-
6ttnrc,. in the fiscal year ending juno
% 100, vo,,ld total more than $3.8Oo.-
400 900. Strlctcst economy. he ado"u.
would BE- necessary 10 ho'o 'Ni"'u''
down even to this total
.-rhe, next -congrcss." said Mr.. Eo"o
In his statement. would br brouRht ioGe
to rnco with many new ana ih'r,ea'o
problems and many or them VIII cali LOT
large expenditures of money. IL IL '',
possible 10 esti mate whnt cHPcHS"H "''
bo involved In the futur" In inc ao'h'h .
I,trutton OF the railroads. operation OF
our merchant marine. the "nr risH m
s,rrancc payments and 10 pror'oc noii''
Etnsds for our soldiers.
-yHAflo difficult to mako a rchnnic
1oyeca,t ns to what tho cxpcnner OF tn"
,royernrncnt Will hc for tho fiscal year
ending Juns 3O.l92l. It iH reasonably
~.So 70 ana,Ime that tho "xrcutiV" de-
partments Will most earnestly urge up
,nonr1atIonn nt least pa lnrEH M lhosr
apuroprtntcd for the fiscal year ending
Juno 30. 1920. for such appropriations
were mado TO administer thcs" depart
rn,nts on n peacc onnlS. IT W" hHnuInr
hoveyer. that both the military ana
naval progrnmn will b. greatly reduced
,nd thnt our standing army will b" lin
itcd to 7bo. 900 men 1t will require rather
atruc. economy to bring the rcsu,nr nm
20 this must be added tho permanent
ana Indefinite appropriations OF approx
fmately 31.e5o. 100000. or grand total
OF ruore than $500. 100000 necessary
9or tho various government activities.
II WIN require tho exercise OF strict
economy TO hold the expenditures down
to approximately these figures"
Mr.. Good estimated that the appro-
priation made by congress for the war
period and for tho fiscal year ending
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u
D|5APPRC J
HINES ACTION
Urge Railroads Acceptance
of Steel Prices Fixed BY
Federal Commission.

FAIRMoNT. w. Va. April a.
movement disappearing the action OF
Walker D. Hines. director general OF the
railroads Of the United States, with
reference 10 refusing 10 accept the ac-
ton of the United states Industrial
beard, the department OF commerce and
the steel industry on the prices Of steel
as agreed upon. was put in motion to-
Gay by the Fairmont Rotary club.
1t was unanimously ordered that the
resolution be passed. and n copy OF II
was wired to Mr.. Hines, also to.the dis
trict governors Of the Rotary clubs. as
follows: -.-.. 49,. -.r,.s-
"Fairmont Rotary club at meeting to-
day passed resolution strongly urging
railroad administration to accept prices
for steel products fixed by agreement
between representatives OF steel indus
try and officials or the government. and
also recommending that 1t Immediately
pace orders for steel required by rail-
roads. Any hesitation or delay in nc
cepting prices ~ fixed or in placing o.
dcrs 1T these prices means disaster to
the busInc#s Industries OF tho country.
"(S!gncd)
"HARRY r. ENGLE.. Secretary
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GENERAL M07QRs.C0.,;,, :. :.
MISREPRESENTATION: B: ]:
IN PLANT EXTENSION

DETROIT. Mich, April 3.-The Cen
eral Motors corporation today an
nounccd plans for the extension Of it's
plants in various parts Of the country.
involving an expenditure of over $37.-
100000. '-as an answer to the feeling
Of uncertainty ia industrial and financial
conditions over postwar conditions. as
w. C. Durant. president and general
manager Of the corporation. put 1t.
Everybody has been waiting TO see
what the other fellow was going to do"
said Mr.. Durant, In making the an
nouncement General Motors. by its
decision to invest Immediately $37.uoU.-
600. emphasizes it's belief in the under
lying stability Of the country and the
soundncss Of tho automobile business.
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Judge Dayton Orders
Sale Of Brick Plant

MARTINSBURG. w. Va. April a.
In Federal court Today Judge Alison @.
Dayton entered IL decree ordering the
sale Of the big plant OF the Municipal
shnIe, Brick and Block company. bank
rupt. located near hero The plant is
valued at 100000. District Attorney
Stuart w. Walker wns appointed iruhtoo
and special comm lonrr d..
Judge Dayton han disfninAcd the jury
for tho renn indnr OF the term. nInl H.
In expected that hn will adjourn court
tomorrow morning.
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under propitinuS cIrcuInntnnc"H, pariicu-
lprly mn thrrc wrrc number ur big rH-
tnhllEhncniH. known CUIIuuulnlly M
"Li"bkncChl plnnIE,' whcr" the work.
men wrrr largely SrhrtHcan. whh could
BE- counted ON In give II mont snliHlhc-
tory Impetus to general strike by go-
Ing ont In IL body al II given sEnHl.
Factory owners md others III close
touch with IrftlusI rial conditions regard
tn" dIairihutinn of American food HuiI-
plies NJ reasonable prices ns tho only
possibility Of mastering TN" alrik"
movement. rr-csluhlIshlnR induStrtnl or
der and stImulntIng production. wish
tho wnrkmcn HbIc I" buy with their
wages tho necessary food. they may b"
nbl" 10 shake orr the influrnc" az the
radicals. without this possibility nli
must inrvitnnly drift completely into
tn" Illumination Of the extremists.
Tho industrial situation is complicated
by a shortage Of Cnul and raw mate
rinls Fncturlrs nrc running only iirc
duys II wrrk on II abort Hchcduln or
hours. Should the cunl production he
incrruncd mud tran ,p"rinIlnn improved
There would hr u far better uutl"nk FOR
industry.
LrndiuE German manufacturers. rnr-
ticulnrly la ihr rlrCIrlrnl nnIl mnrlIlnrry
lines. assured the rnrrrnpnndcn, Ihht
they would hnvr nu difficulty In duinR
n profitable huTlnrrr even under thr
prcncnt wnEr mnr if tn" fOud AMI ru"l
dirficuity wnp nUlvcd. The rnnd ritun-
ilDn wnr rnpld1y hrCnnlnR rriii'hl when
tho food md shipping nRr""in"n' wan
signed. ut the np""lY nrrlvnl "f Nm"rI-
Cnu food ships. with NIL un board re-
aulrrd. had mn Imposing effect III gem
crul sentiment. though dislribu'i"n hnd
not begun week nHo.
Tho exhaustion Of the potato rt"cks
wnR In sight. tn" food administrators
hoping only I" continue the reduced
rntinn until into MHy. som" stocks
or grim could Inst mt bcHt only Into
tho third week Of May. Tho emnciatcd
herds Of Germany were no longer nbc
to supply even the reduced mont ration
The governmental distribution OF bread
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They Will More Than Appreciate What You Discard
High Aviator Officers
Die in 2OO-FoOt Fall

hMERICUS. ca. April 3.--l-icutonen'
Colonel Frederick w. Dckman, COM
mnndin3 officer. were killed tGdny lr
The fall OF mn nirplanc in which they
were making flight. Colonel Dickmnr
was the son or Major General Dicknan
commanding tho third American army
OF tho rNpcditionury forces. e..
The two Officers Ind been up Tor the
customary afternoon flight and had
made the last turn Of tho field prcpara'
tory to descending when their engine
.suddcnly stopped and the plane came
crashing down in a tall spin from n
tcight OF 20n feet
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Bo|shevist Defeats
In Both CouIlaIl||'al|| !
And the CaUCfll

LONDON April 3.-(BrltlsA Nlr
sorvicc)-Thc northern Cauca11eS
tho Black sca 10 tho ;Caspian -
been entirely cleared Of tho Bolel1
ms the result OF tho successfufS
pnign OF the army Of General DeA
in that region In January andHlH
ary. according to an Official reneea
susd hero. The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j.,
1ghtlnE having ccnscd. arc forminH
forces Of Cossaeks and other nAtiH
Tho report says that In the capte.
yladiknvkaz OIL January ~ b1sk&
troops under General Shkuro.J com e,
tho campaign against the Boltheyil
which 10000 prlBoners. more thani
gums, $50 machine guns. 100 focohoel1nl
and thousands Of railways carr
tnkcn. ila3gsft111
ca report from Odcssn on FebruAly
rnId TINT the army OF General Dsus
In reaching the Caspian scn -,hAd -
tarcd n Boishavik army OF l00,0oli
of whom more than $1,000 we're -,
prinonern.) ,ltSasf43H
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Help the Ragged and
Suffering Europeans
CONTINUED on Page Ten.)

child in Ohio county Is
sle 70 look over something the
the like
spare Europe The need or
ith common 10 see
men and clothing cover e ooaee "he III
not be had any
The biggest hardship that these people nave
sustain
be had TOT
does 80
placed over the city ana county
make
to-day VIII see u0
In
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F0IIR R||I|ON DOLLAR PEACE
CONGRESSES NOW PREDICTED

June Jn. 1870. totniiod moro than 1f7.-
llU. .0O0. 900. Tho ravenue To Hioat thn"o
appropriations. he ontimat"I Mt 1l6.-
B57, ,UDO. 900 10 10 derived through cuH-
toms receipts nnd Income md other
,nxca and t26.SRS. 10000 to be rnlH"d
from tho Hhlo or bondn. notion md war
nnvingS stnmpH.
Tho approprlationn'' Mr.. Good added
ito supply dcflclcncIon In Tho various
dcpnrtmcnts are chhrgcnblc against tn"
fiscal ycnr ending gJunc 80. 1919. and
when deducted from tho total ofthc ap-
proprations above referred to 1t will he
found that the total revenue will fall
short Of meeting tho appropriations for
tho fiscal year ending Juno 30, 1920. by
approximately $4,000. .00o.O 900. A part OF
this deficit will no doubt he madc up
from war salvage receipts and the bal
anucc must be met by tho salo OF
bonds"
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TOWBOAT SCRANTON
TOWED into PORT

NEW YORK. April 3.-Thc transport
Scranton. reported In distress with rud-
der trouble 9U0 miles east OF Shndy Hook
wns towed into thln port todny Ivy naval
luga.
Three OF tho Scrnnton'b crew lost thclr
livca In tho cnpsizinR OF Hmhll bont
while trying TO carry n line to III" trnns-
port FL Sol. which stood by until tuGn
we're summoned. They were John Glenn
cut Jones'. Chrome. N. j.: William So
rcnson OF hcrwin. 8. D.. md Clarence
J rickncr OF hmbrono. N. D.
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BAVARIANS SEEK
RUSSIAN ALLIANCE

BERLIN. Via Copenhagen, April 3.
Tho BAvnrian government has bsEun
negotiations for ths conclusion Of an
alliance with HurStAI according TO ad-
vtoes from 1[union.
Tha BavAr1Au Voiks Xsitun@ a.
plains that ths governments action u
duA TO xhs fact thAt - food suVply
iaadsquAtely Assu1od $; WAszsA0} }EH1At1S
II obtaiHAhlS fruR Russia q I. &: 4
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ARRIVES
WITH THE BODY
Of LOCAL BOY

NEW YORK, April o.-Ths Htsoln-
ship Roma arrived tonight from Mnr-
nstllsp with a7b troops, all oaHuRlr.
many OF whom have baen discharged
from service and otharp who are on
rurlou1ha. Units included nt1rinau
and znlAll casual oompaEios from Kan
sna md Wort Virginia.
On Board tho Roma In the body OF
Charles Qunrr4sr Of Wheeling, private
in tho Three Hundred and Kunrtoonth
axtflery, who aiaA ON the yoypyo from
Prancs. ,.ERi ~ H.. g.. =
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TEE wEATHBH-

wASMNdron, April a-roroossti
ohio-nain Friday; Saturday proba-
bly, fair and warmer.
West VtrEinia-Raln Friday; Bntur-
dsy probably fair, warmer west portdon-
Western Peuuay1vau1R---Hztn Friday;
Saturday probably fair. ~, -, 4. W.
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Apprehension
Greater Over
Peace Delay

DEMANDS OF THE FRENCH ON FRONTIER ISSUE
PROVE FICULT OF ACCEPTANOf.,
THOUGH PRESIDENT WILSON SHOWS M SPILL 80
OF CONCIIIATION EARLY AGREEMENT ON
PREPARATIONS
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LONDON. April 3,-Fnilurn OF fhess. u.
fon,ivc in tho direction OF TukkuM
CourInnd, went OF Riga. In ndmittAet
INC nussinn Soviet In u wirolsaa
mage received hcrc today. 7,.s
Tho mcsragn adds that nEhtings14s
prosrcss In the direction ofi
seuthwcst OF Riga. and In tho re8lgg.
Pskov, northeast OF Riga. ,4tsss;gSS tssssssgSl
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07
URGE ALLIANCE.

Madrid, Nov. 7-CBy the Associat- ed Press)-Aliances by Spain with friendly powers to insure the avoidance of war, were urge6 soy for mer Premier Romanones Tn a speech at banquet here last evening"
 T know the hour of alliances has sounded for Spain," the former pre- mie- said. but 1t is an hour for al- dances contracted by the force of public opinion in common accord with the government and the king Treaties of alliance with France, Great Britain and the United States
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07
NO AMERICANS HURT,

Paris, Wednesday. Nov. 7-(By the Associated Press)-Latest advices re- ceived at the offices of the Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean railroad show that IS travellers and three railroad employees were killed when the Geneva bound train colHded with the Simplon express at Sens, Monday night. Sixty persons were injured, according to the advfces No A1ss5Gtcans are on the casualty list.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07
BLFF! Stop iogtlng Liver and Bowels with violent drugs, but take "'Cascaets..

"Dynanittng'' bile out of your sys- tenn with calonaet and other sickening purgstfves is all wrong, SEaIts, Oil. and Cathartic Waters act by fioodfn 2. the bowels with the digestive Juices which are vital to the stomach. Gas caret sare different. They act as a. ionic to the bowel muscles, which is t19e only sensible way to relieve a bill iGHs attack, sour. acid stomach, or eenstipated bowels There is no grip 1hg or inconvenience. You na at1lra IIv FsTalrn to regularity and cheerfuIness, g5Sscarets cost very little and they work while you sIeep.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07
GSHIM TAKEN,

London, Nov. 7-(By the Assocfat- ed Press)-A Russian BolsheHil communication received here reports the capture of lslain, (T5 miles north of Petropavlecsk), with 1900 prison CTS. The conmunique also claims the capture of 1000 prisoners at Usr Busuluk