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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-06-14
IA STATI-A DI FRANCISCO
GIUSEPPE SARA FUSA

VIENNA-La magnifica statua del
defunto imperatore Francesca Giu-
seppe, tutta in bronco, a Wiener
Neustadt, verrd fusa in monete, che
il governo fara Distribute fra po-
veri della capitale.
n Consiglio Cittadino, inoltre, ha
deciso di ribatezzare lutte le strade
e piazze della citta attualmente in
testate a membri della casa d'Asbur-
60 e ad ex-comandanU lI'esercito
aUstrO-ungaricO
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-06-14
gil EBREI CHE
DONO PROTEzIONE

PARIGI, DeIegaHoni ebree da-
eli StaJi Until, dalTItaIia. dalla Gran
Bretagna e da attire nazioni hanno
fatto pervenire ALA Conferenza del
la Pace una Ioro prOtesta conro
massacr perpetrati contro eli ebrei.
Nella protesta essi fanno proposte
per Ia protezione dele minoranze e
bree in Bulgaria, Polonia, Rumenia,
Russia ed attire contrade dellEuropa
centrale ed Orientale, domandano
un pagamento d'indennita a benefcio
dele vittime, oltre ALA pensione per
lie vedove e eli orfani creati dale a.
trocita commesse a danno degli ebrei
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-06-14

ueIle NlJJlne, OIJle ana penSlOue per
lie vedove e eli orfani creati dale a.
trocita commesse a danno degli ebrei
CROATI CONTRO l SERBI
FIUME- -Portata da messi Qui
giunta un'altra solenne protesta di
tutti vari partiti croati invocanti la
liberazione. Essa stata inviata Il
Parigi. EccoIa testualmente.
PrOtesta-I croati unit in un sol
partito, protestant Tidea deIl'Unione
della Croatia della Slavonia della
Dalmazia, con il Nurakoz, in una in
dipendente repubblica popolare, con
a capo il presidente del partito popo-
lare del cOntadini croati Stefano Ra-
die, ora arrestato, i cui membri sOr-
passano ora un milione, prega si-
gnori delegati del regio governo ita-
lianO ALA conferenza della Pace a Pa
rigi di presentare ALA conferenza la
segUente prOtesta:
10 II signOr StefanO Radio 81 tro-
va agli arrestf con altri 4 membri gia
da sci settimane senza essere ancora
state esaminatO. Negi arresti sor-
vegliato da quattro soldati serbi. ST
deferisca il signor Radio dinanzi al
un tribunale.
20 Vennero arrestati 20 membri
del movimento repubblicano e cio6
pid autoreVoli contadini. Questi fu-
rOnO sOttoposti innanzi tutto ALA flu
stigazione del soIdati serbi.
80 l croati protestant contro il
fatto che la legge serbia viene estesa
anche nella Croatia nella Slavonia
come quella della lesione della mae
sta quella sui tradimenti perch6
una tale cosa spetta solamente al
parlamento cOstituzionale che COM
posto di tutto il popolo
10 Come croati protestiamo CON
tro il fatto che ALA Conferenza della
pace 81 riconoscono delegati serbi
come delegati della Jugoslavia oppu-
re il Regno S. H. perch6 tall deIega-
ii non hanno Tautorizzazione del
croati.
PreghiamO perci0 signori delegati
italiani ALA Conferenza della Pace
di voler presentarsi in nostro fayore
quail vicini del Regno italiano ALA
Conferenza della Pace per quanto la
nostra causa sia giustifcata dal pun
to dt vista culturale ed umanitario,
perche il Dopolo croato ingannato
e non liberatO, ma occupato dai serbi
che in coltura stanno di 100 ami in
CietrO al croati
II signor Wilson le aItri grandi
pOtenze riconoscano aIftne le modesto
pretese del croatf alrindipendenza e
alIunione. 81 mandi neIa Croatia
una commissions internazionale per
udfre il popolo; 81 convochi Ia Costi-
tuente ed il popoIo croato disponga
del propri destini. L'esercito serbo
venga allontanato dalIa Croatia per-
che crOati sOnO un pOpOlO pacificO e.
non hanno bisogno di sottostare ad
una forZa armata. 81 rispetti il Sabor
croato, il quale anche dopo Ia rivolu-
zione ha il diritto esecutivO e pu0 e.
manare ordinance al poDolo croato
che oggi pTovengono da Belgrade e
vengOno efettuate in un modo bru-
tale e col concorso della forza arma-
ia
Sc il signor Wilson e cost pure la
Francia IInghilterra 81 vorrannO
informare in tutto clio cambierannO
di certo il loro atteggiamento. Zaga- .
bria, maggie 1919. II Comitato del
croati
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Tn discorso di Bella Kun

Bella Kun, mel suo discorso al Con-
siglio centraIe degli operai solda-
IT, deplor0 che le truppe ungheresi
non 81 battano e non sentaDo Ia ne
cessita di difendere Budapest, che e
espCsta aII'invasione. Egli disse che
le due divisioni che 81 ritirarOno dal-
Ia Darte settentrionale del Sibisco
sono state disarmate per salvare le
armi che, a Budapest sono circa
quindici battagIioni Bella Kun pose
inoltre il problema Sc cedere la cit
ia ovvero difenderla. "U GovernO
rivoluzionario-egli disse-ha chic
5tO una pace di Brest-Litowski pre-
Occupandosi soltanto di salvare una
parte ii territOrio che divenisse pun
to di partenza di una rivoluzione pro-
letaria verso occidente Sc PIntesa
vuole calpestarci 10 faccia; sara per
breve tempo"
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-06-14

Per le inserEiOni ell avyisI u paEa-
meuto rivolgersi direttamente al nostro
uficio dial manager Francesca BIamou-
te o teIefOnare per esso.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-06-14
Tn cerchiO di fuOco

Come noto Ia proposta di armisti-
zio stata accolta dai romeni, ma
con tall condizioni che il Governo
riVOluziOnario ungherese ha deciso
di non darle seguito. IntantO Buda-
pest s cinta da un cerchio di fuoco.
La Iinea degIi czeco-sIovacchi que
Observation-Disclosures Quella
serbia e: Observation-Disclosures Seeks
nard-Szentes. Da Szentes a Szol-
nOsk verso MiskoIcz sono romeni.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-06-14

's@A'N' ~ ~ -
lie condizioni di vita Budapest
solo Genosisslme. Sc fra POGO non
verri Iiberato il territorio che for
niva carbone ALA cittd. Budapest
sara priya di combustibne. ALA po-
pOlazione e assegnata una razione di
quaranta decagrammi di carne per
settimana, a persona; ma quasi sem
pre- Ia carne manca Per Iarrivo di
molJissimi fuggiaschi non 81 trova
alloggio. Parecchie classi di perso-
Income avvocati, funzionari del
yecchio regime, direttom di banche
sOspesi daI seryizio-sono state con-
centrate in campagna, presso Buda-
pest, e Ia essi cOltivano la terra, ri
cevendo ciascunO trenta corone al
giOTrO con Iassicurazione che, dopo
il raccoltO, ne sara Ioro data una
parte. 81 vedono per Ie vie ex-uffi-
ciali che fanno Iustrasca rpe, aven-
do ancora sulla giubba lie decora-
zioni di guerra.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-06-14
Ffume deve appartenere an'Italia


In quanto ALA Questione di Flu
me, Budapest in tutta IUnghe-
ria nessuno Sc ne occupa. E. noto
che bolscevichi non hanno tenden-
"a a discutere di confini politici che
non rientrano nellie loro teorie.
La borghesia industriaIe unghere-
Sc riconosce che Fiume debba appar-
tenere aIl'Italia non ALA Croatia 0
ALA futura Jugoslavia.
Quf, Fiume, cOntinua la calma
in n'attesa ansiosa {. .nervosa. Nei
ceti marinai borsistici sorge della
pTeoccupazione per la minacciata ri
duzione della flotta mercantile. Flu
telegrafatO a Orlando, che rispose as
sicurandO tutto il suo interessamen-
to.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
A. Fl. Davis Is Not
Not a Profteer

Rumors, originating from an un-
known and irresponsible source. have
been persistentiy circulated about
town for the last III DAYS CT two weeks
that A H. Davis. Canon City's pioneer
shoe man. had been arrested and fined
by government agents for profiteering.
The friends of Mr.. Davis, of couI Sc,
did not believe the story and regarded
the matter as sort OF joke, but were
unable TO see any humor in It. Some
people. however. who do not know Mr.
Davis very well took the report seri-
ous'y and gave credence to it. Mr..
Davis himself ignored these rumors,
convinced that his long residence in
this community and his established
reputation for integrity, patriotism
and fair-dealing would be sufficient
refutation to such a falsehood The
continuation of the reports. however,
were exasperating to his friends. and
they have taken steps to undo as far
as possible the wrong that has been
done him by these slanderous state
ments- No denial is emphatic enough
for them to express their Indignation
that assertions of dishonesty should
be made against citizen of such un-
iInpeachable4 character as Mr. Davis.
We are in position to state that
there is absolutely no truth whatever
in the rumors that Mr.. Davis has
been profiteering in the shoe trade
That he was arrested Ly government
agents, or anybody else for that mat
ter, is lie out of whole cloth. Peo
pie who report the slanderous state.
ments that Mr.. Davis has been prof.
teering. or give acquiescence to them
are doing him grave injustice. He
has neither been arrested. nor sus-
pected by those who know anything
about his business. with profiteering
An Investigation today shows that
the highest-priced mems shoes in Mr
Davis store are $3.50 a pair. and th-
highest priced lady's shoe In his stock,
which is white kid. is s11 pair. The
story that he tried TO sell SIS shoe TO
a government agent few weeks ago
is at once preposterous and untrue.
Furthermore Mr.. Davis was away on
fishing trip TO the Western slope
when the story Of his alleged profiteer-
ing is rumored to have occurred. Mr..
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Davis has no such price for shoes as
s15 and never sold, or offered for sale.
a pair OF shoes for that price IN canon
City or elsewhere
The story that Mr.. Davis has been
guilty of profiteering is an adaptation
and has been localized. Similar
stories have been told on shoe dealers
in nearly every town in the United
States since the nigh cost of living
became such a problem 10 the people
of the country It is an exotic yarn
and where it had its genesis is un-
known. II may have been in Port
land. Me-, or it may have been in
Portland, Ore.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04

an extensive trip through the game
sections Of the state.
Deer have thrived during the pres
ent summer, he said. and a census OF
the animals would undoubtedly SHOW
a marked increase.
Our reports Indicate that only be-
tween 500 and 600 deer were kilIea
during the open season last year." Mr..
Parvin said. 'Ali of these. of course.
were bucks-the only kind it is legsI
10 hunt. There were about 10000
deer-huntiDg licenses issued in the
state. but it was a decidedly sma,i
proportion OF the hunters who were
successful in getting deer"
koutt Mineral, Eagle. Grand and
the other big game counties Of the
state reported through game waru..s
TO the commissioner that there will be
plentitude of the black tails this
fail
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
American Legion
Post Organized

A post Of the american Legion, an
organization of the veterans of The
army. navy and marine corps OF the
world war. has been launched in this
city and by the unanimous vote OF
the charter members. has been named
the Wray-McKinstry post in honor OF
the late Lieutenants Harry wray and
John McKinstry. two Canon City bows
who made the supreme sacrifice on the
battle front In France fro their coun
Try The post viii meet at Knights
of Pythias hall at O'Clock next Fri
day evening. at which time Il is ex-
pected a number of new applications
for membership will be presented for
consideration. The indications are
that a strong influential post will be
established here Every soldier and
sailor Of the late war having an hon.
orable discharge from the Federal
service is urged 10 become a member
Of the American Legion.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
FARMERS FROLIC
AT ANNUAL PICNIC
AT STATE PARK
All Parts of the County Repre-
sented; Picnic Dinner Was
Bounteous; Good Program.

The fourth annual picnic OF the Ere
mont County Farm Bureau at State
Park today was well attended and was
in all respects very pleasant affair.
Representatives were present from
nearly all parts of the county, and the
program presented for their enter
tainment was highly enjoyable one.
The picnic dinner at noon was of
the most bounteous kind, and the
viands included most of the good
things known to the culinary art. The
hospitality was superb and added to
the delishtfulness of the occasion.
There were large number of guests
from town, and they were made more
than welcome by the eeniaiity OF their
hosts. The dinner menu was an
elaborate one and was served a la
cafeteria There was fried chicken,
boiled ham and roast beef galore, with
fresh honey. and pies. cakes and other
delicacies in the utmost abundance,
not to mention salads OF various kinds
and other appetizing goodies"
The post-prandiai program began at
$780, and was staged in an artractively
decorated stand located near the edge
OF the park opposite the admipistra-
ton building of tue penifentiary. This
feature of the days celebration was
introduced by Prof. A. L. Haley with
cartoon and other free-hand drawing
ss..:s..-won for him general applause.
The addresses of the afternoon were
delivered by Rev. Don Frank Fem,
rector of Christ Episcopal church
Prof H. T. French of Fort Collins, d.
rector of the department of farm ex-
tension work of the State Agricultural
College. and Senator Agnes Riddle of
Denver. all OF them first class and
heartily appreciated. A better pro-
gram of the kind. II is safe to say,
was never presented in Canon City.
Ex-Gov. Ammons. who had been sched
uied as one OF the speakers, was un-
expectediy summoned to Washington
and was unable TO appear
Later in the afternoon there were
athletic sports at the park. followed
by the sending up OF numerous multi
coicred paper balloons. which sailed
away until lost in the distance. Be
tween 400 and 500 people attended the
days festivities and voted them to bs
eminently successful
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500 Reward, 500

The READERS OF this rapcr win be
pleased to learn THAI there IL ut least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure in all its stages and
TINT IL catarrh. cAtarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Medicine 10 taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces OF the System thereby destroying
the foundation. OF the disease. giving the
patient strength by building ur the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing It's
work. The proprietors have so much
tnith In the curative powers OF Hall's
Cntarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II fails
to cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address +. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo
Ohio. Sold by ali Druggist. &C.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
Illicit DistilIers
Taken In Custody

Sheriff Newcomb and undersheriff
Fuikefson arrested Jonn Krashoirtz.
Peter Ferme and Lawrence Ferme. al
Austrians. AT the formers place near
Florence about o'clock "Wednesday
evening on the charge OF distiliinr
and selling liquor in violation OF the
Federal revenue laws and the prohi.
bition statutes OF Colorado. and locked
them up in the county Jail. In con-
nection with the arrest the Officers
seized n still and fye gallons OF aico-
hoi. Krashoirtx is 35 years OF age
and has wife and several small chill
dren. The Ferme brothers are aged
81 and IS years. respectively.
The siill. which was new and very
complete in IFS equipment. was Sc.
GREETED In corn field. whore Il had
been removed by the distiliers n few
hours before its seizure The I'VE
gallons OF alcohol were found hidden
inside sacks of old rags. and were in
buggy IN readiness for delivery 10
purchasers whom taken into custody
The tefcndanfs were taken to Flor.
ence nv Sheriff Newccmb At noon r..
dHv whers thew win be riven : rre
Ilminarv hearing before Squire Ham,
bIe't this afternoon. This II the rrs.
seisuse Of 4 atm N this county fn-
nea-'v vear. KrnehoIrts lives on
the Gpmser ranch Between Florence
and The Rainbow Park dIstfict-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
Hindenburg Will
Run for President

Berlin. Aug. 2s-The National Peo-
pies party has decided to nominate
Gen. HIndenburR as its candidate In
the next cleo ton for president of the
German republic.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMEN1

Estate of Louisa Boyer, Deceased
Notice Is hereby given that. on the
: sth dar of September. 1913, the under
signed viii present to the County Court
of Fremont County. Colo, her accounts
for final settlement of administration of
said estate. when and where all ger
sons in interest may appear and object
to them II they SO desire.
AMELIA b. JONES
Administrative
First Pub. August es, 1918
Last Pub. September IS. 1919.
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

l-sIdtt OF MAT tHd iHUfhHs, Decedsed-
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Coun-
ty Court of Fremont County, Colorado
on the goth day of September. A. d.
ALLEN HAWKINS.
First Pub. August 4. 1919.
List Pub. September 4. 1919.
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Deer Fat, Frisky
and Numerous

Denver, Aug. 29.-There will be an
abundance of deer for Colorado MIN
rods to hunt during the four-day open
season OF October IA. inclusive. this
fall, in the opinion of Roland G. Par
win, state game and nsh commissioner.
who returned Tuesday morning from
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
NOTICE OF ADyUsTWEyT DAy

Estate of John Jenovick. Deceased
All persons having claims aSain-
said estate are hereby notified 70 pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Comfy
Court of Fremont County, Colorado.
the 18th day of September. A d. 1913.
10 O'Clock a m
MITCHELL IENOvICK.
Administrator.
First Publication August IL
Last Publication September g.
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Or. WILKINSON
TO RETURN TODAY

DR. c. II. Wilkinson Is expected to
return home this evening or tomor-
row morning from three or -four
DAYS professional and pleasure trip
TO Eagle county and points on the
vYeAtern alone
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ARE ENTERTAINING
RELATIVES THIS WEEK

Mrs. II. F. Johns and daughter Har.
rie,t Of Cleveland. o.. and Miss Jean
Ogi'bee OF Manitou. Colo. are here as
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph wann.
xsks.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
GAVE PARENTS
PLEASANT SURPRISE

Miss Harriet Laurie of Marshall
No. surprised her parents and siste,
by coming to visit them. She was
here few years ago and liked II. sc
well that she was glad TO come again
She finds many improvements in the
way Of public buildings since her last
visit
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
EXPECTED HOME
CAMPING TRIP

Nr. and Mrs. Lloyd Egbers. who
have been enjoying camping and
fishing outing at wrisht's ranch or
the Rio Grande river near Creole fol
ihe last week or 10 days. are expect
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
HOME THIS EVENING
FROM DENVER VISIT

County Clerk Jonathan Seaman. A.
p. Nelson and Frank Emmerson are
expected 10 return TO Canon City this
evening from Denver where they went
the first of the week 10 attend the an
nual grand lodge meeting OF the
knights OF Pythias OF Colorado.
EXPECTED HOME
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
OVER FROM THE SPRINGS
ron A WEEKS VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w sperry anu
two children drove over from Colorado
surings on Monday on a weeks vaca-
zion with relatives and friends here.
tuesday morning Harry Tolies ano
SON. versil. came mp from Florence
and. in company with Mr. Sperry ana
SON Earl. notored up to the WEI
Mountain valley for a few days nsh-
ing in the lakes and streams OF Gus
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
ARRIVED FROM FORT
COLLINS LAST NIGHT

Prof II. T. French of Fort Collins
director OF agricultural extension work
of the State Agricultural College. ar.
rived here from Denver Wednesday
night to attend the Fremont County
Farm Bureau picnic. and was one Of
the principal speakers at the gather
Ing at State Park this afternoon Prof
French attended a meeting OF tire di-
rectors OF the Farm Loan Association
at the Office OF County Agens Ralph
r. Jetfries at 10 o'clock this corning
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-04
D. q r. @. HAS A
GERAIIMENT AT ECHO

a derailment OF an eastbound Den
yer & Rio Grande freight train oc-
Cured near Echo. near Cotopaxi. o.
Tuesday afternoon. and five cars load
ed with calcite on route 10 the steel
sorks at Pueblo went into the ditch
Nobody was hurt. but traffic on the
second division was held up for sew.
erai hours while the wrecking crew
from Salida cleared aawy the debris
and restored the railroad track TO per.
LIT the resumption Of travel. Pas
Ipre~ train No was held here and
No Js az salida until temporary
roadhea rru'd he built TO allow con-
tinuation Of rattle The cause Of Che
accident could not he nscertained.
HAMEL INSPECTING
CAMPING SITES
Forest Supervisor A. G. Hamel OF
westcliffe. ACCOMPANIED by his friend.
G. II. Johnson OF Omaha. Neb, were
In the city Wednesday on their way
10 westcliffe after visit TO Pueblo.
Trinidad. walscnburg and La veta
where Mr.. Hamei has been inspectinv
municipal campin gsites for the past
week
WILL FISH IN
coNEJos COUNTY
- v. Blake aud brother. Otto. left
this morning on a fishing trim in Con-
etos county and The southwestern part
Of the state. They will go BY way
of Saiida and Monte Vista and will
be jdlhed BY party OF friends In the
San Luis valley, They expect TO be
zone several weeks.
HAS RETURNED
FROM ovGRSgA0 h.
Battslion Serrt MAI. Frank n.
coughIin. eon Of Bart troughlin Of
Park Center, Colo. arrived home frop.
eyerscas Saturday. after serving IA
months n Ffencs with the central
records o6Ice, a11utAnt generaI's de-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-09
'31,OOO BOLSHEWSTS
 ARE CAPTURED BY LOYAL RUSSIANS
Effort Now Being Made to Secure Allied Recogni- tiOn of New Omsk
 Government
By Associated Press

Washington, January 8. Loyal Russian troops operating under the authority of the Omsk government have defeat ed a large bolshevik army, cap
 turing 31,000 prisoners and large quantities of war mate rial, according to a telegram from the Omsk authorities to the Russian minister at Stock
 holm. The message as printed
 in the Swedish press was re
 ceived to day at the state de partment.
 The telegram said the 5olshevik army Of 10 regiments had been shattered and that the loyal troops had advanced be- yond Kama and Noet and were pursu- ing the enemy toward Glasgow. Booty captured included armored trains wei as large quantities of war materials an6 reserve supplies.
 It was assumed here that the Russian forces referred to were those which re- gently captured a city in European Rus sia. near the Siberian line. More than io,0oo prisoners were taken in that en- gagement.