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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15
TRADING CHECKED
BY MONEY MARKET
Inability to Obtain Accommoda-
tions More Of a Factor
Than Rates
SENTIMENT Is DIVIDED
Stock sales today on the New York
exchange, as compiled by the Evening
Sun, totaled .40t 200 shares.

New York. Oct. 15.-The New York
Evening Suns closing financial review
Today says:
Today's stock market was an unset
tied affair in which trading was re
strictcd by the stiifening tendencies in
money. 1t would not be wholly ne
rurttc. perhaps. to say that the money
ate dominated the market. but in con
junction with til" uncertain conditions
obtaining in the labor situation and the
Presidents indsposition suggesting pro-
tructcd convalcsccncc and the technical
uosition within the market itself as II
result of prolonged speculative i1itia-
tive it served as deterrent to those
It least. who do not look beneath the
surface of things.
A. matter Of fact. rs things stand
now. the rate demanded for money is
not so important as it is to get the
money Mt any reasonable rate. Spccu-
lators who see a big profit in Il quick
turn are not particular as to what they
have TO pay for accommoda ton provided
they can get accommodation when they
want it.
This state of affairs naturally puts
the banks in Il position to discriminate
carefully IN the placing OF their loans
and accordingly the rate is still further
hardened. However. there is wide
divergence of opinion In Wall street as
10 the present state of the market and
its early future. and this has resulted in
considerable confusion of sentiment
which was Enthusiastically reflected in
the course of prices today.
Some market observers were cautious
ly bullish. but the majority seemed to
expect the market to lapse into neu
tral condition of give and take. while
few vcntured to prophesy a break, as
that term is generally understood. al
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ENTIRE CURB LIST
UNDER PRESSURE
Heaviness Develops After Early
Display Of Strength-As-
phaIt Strong
VANADlUM STEEL DECLINES


New York. Oct. 15.-Early strength
on the Broad Street Curb was followed
later in the day by pronounced pres
sure against the list Nnerally, and in
the afternoon many Stocks showed a
heavy tone.
The forenoon trading was marked
by the establishment of new high rec
ords for several issues, Vanadium Steel
being special feature, advancing from
60 to G6h. but later reacted to 60.
iencral Asphalt was strong IN the carly
trading. advancing from 40 to IA.
but lost all its gain before midday. The
widest movement was in Houston Oil,
which rose seventeen points to 161.
Marconi of America was traded in at
GM to 6M.
Shell Transport was traded in at
7Tk to TTaS. Loft, Inc, sold at 2Iai
to above 29. Submarine Boat reacted
after yesterdays advance, with sales
this morning at 1872 to Is.
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BIG DROP IN COTTON
ON SPOT FIRM SALES
Prices Work Materially Lower
in Face of Persistent
Trade Demand

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York Oct. l5.--Thc following tenn
pcTatures were recorded in the cotton
Little Rock and Oklnhoma CITY %; Ma.
con and Nashville ~. Fort Smith. Go!
Shreveport, NickshurE. Nashville and
Wilmington as san Antonio and Thomas
vile, 20; Montgomery. Savannah and
Tampa, ~: Charleston and Pensacola,
"a; Jacksonville New Dreams and Corpus
Christi. 70 Galveston. IS There was
.0l inch of prec imitation at KnoXville
.lG inch at 1ittl" RUCk. rs inch at San
Antonio; 80 inch at Shreveport: "a inch
at Corpus Christi; 81 irch at Savannah;
20 at Nicksburg 30 inch at Galveston:
l,32 inch at Memphis and l.6G at Nash
viIln
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. oct. i5.--HOGs-Rcceipts 12,00o
head Strong. Bulk sl46 2Oi top. si5.25;
heavy, $i4.20Q ll2j; medium sli.d0M
J.2ji light Sli.2 mlj; light lights, S13. 10
so. heavy packing sows. smooth, fl3 10
Wil 40; packing sows. rough. Sl3.2jm13 Tj;
pigs. s13.5O6p14,5O
CATTLE Receipts. is. 600 head Firm
Beef steers. medium and heavy. choice and
prime. slfmlh; medium and good, siim
II 10; common, SS. ga II; light weight, good
and choice. sll,25ais 50: common and
medium ,N,I53m li.25; butcher cattle, heif-
ners and cutters, S5GG: caves, SiG. 80 20
1870; feeder steers s7@13. stocker steers
s9ei ioi western range beef steers. T.75@
SHEEP-Reccipts. 40, 600 head. Firm
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Refined Sugar Market Unchanasd

Refined Sugar Market Unchanged
New York. Oct. 15.-The refined
sugar market remains unchanged. Local
refners continue withdrawn owing to
oversales and a shortage of raws. Some
relief is promised in the near future
from the latter feature. There are
several cargons of raws in the harbor.
which, now that the longshoremen's
strike has been broken, will be unloadcd
and the sugars delivered to the con 4
signees without delay. Prices are un-
changed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15
LONDON METAL MARKET

New York. Oct. 15-Cable adyices re
ceived at the New York metal exchange
this morning quoted prices in London as
follows: Tin-Spot. t2!S los loss OF r.
down II l5s Singapore f2ss los. IN.
changed. Sales-Spot $50 tons; futures
$50 tons and Singapore. 200 tons. standarb
copper-Spot. fl05 l5s futures. fi00 rs
both off 5s, Sales-spot. 30 TONS futures.
f122 both unchanged LeaG-Spot fos rs
I'D. an advance of IS Cd; futures. $50 bs'
unchanged. Spelter-Spot. f44. 2 gain Of
5s: futures. GA los. a gain of 5s '' VI
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Lambs. si2.2adt IL. 80; culs and common.
S. 5Om12; ewes. medium good and choice,
SG2a@7.50; culls and common, t3@8;
breeding. S075@l2.50.
Pittsburgh, oct. j,-HOGS--Recei pts,
1000 head. Lower. Hcavles and heavy york.
ers, Sll.90Wl5i light yorkers s14.20 % IA 80:
pigs S14m14.25.
SHEEP AND t.AMBS-Rccepts. 600 head
Market 9teady. Top sheep, $40: top lambs
CkLvEs-Rcceipts. % head. Steady
Top, 500.
south Omaha Oct 5-HOGS-Receipts
5000 head 3a q soc lower. Top. sl5 10.
CATTLE-Receipts, $500 head. Steady to
sHEEP-Rccelpts. 10000 head. Slow.
steady.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15

New York. Oct. 15.--Splling by
southern spot firms and New Orleans
houses caused reaction of | to 14O
points in the cotton market today.
There was persistent demand from
the trade, but buyisE from other sources
wn1 lacking.
In the early dealings. some of the
Liverpool houses sold and there is no
question but that the market would have
worked to materially lower levels had it
not been for the fact that when the
trade demand dwindcd short accounts
were covered
In the late afternoon. the market CON
tinucd under the influence of heavy
rcalizing sales and prices worked stead
lily lower in the face of persistent
trade demand New Orleans was II
prominent seller and II supply came from
Il number of sOmthern snot tirms
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Shromazdenie 'roPnickej
iednoty " dev. Novel Vsi vypa-

do mad oCekavanic vcl'mi do
bre. Rychtar obce a predseda
Rolnickej Jednoty Michal Bu
cic uvital recnikov, vladneho
Teferenta DR.. p Blahu, Ondre
ia Maxiana, Simona Vlcka a
Ignaca Polaka. Prltomnych DO
10 vyse 1000 Pudi. Reic vypocu
.e boly vel'mi pozorne a al so
5uhlasom pritomnych zastop-
Gov soc. demokratickGho delni
ctva. Prijata bola resolGcia
l.de sa vyslovuje s1hlas so "a
lozenim Rol'nickej strany, od-
sudzuie costa Hlinkova a Jehli
ekova do Pariza a vysloyuic
sa dovera vlado Ceskosloven-
skej republiky.
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mem Vyboru' bylo jednalo ne
pfiznive o jednote G. S. P. S.,
a ably takove podezrem melo
padati ma ostatni cleny.
V zminenem jiz elsie "Orga
nu Bratrstva" otisten jest zaro
ven dopis bratra Orta, We KITE
rem tltoci ma zasluznou cinnost
spoluzastupce bratra V. Havel
Ky, nynejslho tajemnika vybo-
ru, oznacujice' jeho snahu co
|prospecharskdu, zvlast6 pax $
ohledem ma Jim vydavany case
pis "Tydennil Obzor", ktery
pfekrtil ma 'Tydenni OhlaS-
ku'. Jest opravdu politova-
MIN, ze jest pam zapotrebi Sc
o takovemto bednani siriti, je=
likoz zajiste jest S dostatek ka-
zdemu znama cinnost bratra
Havelky, ktery ochotne sc uvo-
iii Ia bratra Orta vyrizovati
vsechny tiskove a jine prace,
ma kter6 bratr Ort bud nedo-
stacoval, nebo Sc mu nedosta-
yalo casu. Co Sc pax Jim vyda-
vaneho casopisu "Tydenni OBJ
bor' tyce, tn muzeme pouze
poukazati k tomu, re Jest to
bohuzel jediny cesky list, KITE
Try otazku slouceni fedroval v
kazdem SVEN elsie a zajiste ne
ku Skode tech ;kteri Sc 0 otaz-
llu slouceni ceskych podpur-
nych jednot zajimaji.
" tax vazne dobe, iakou ie
nynejsi, tkdy predkladana jest
otazka slouceni uradovnam k
rozhodnuti kdy zajem vSeho
clepstva jest bran V uvahu, Jest
zajiste neimene prilezitosti ma
vyvolavani polemik TAX nedu-
stoinych, "a jakou povazuie-
me shora naznaCenOu, a proto
odsuZujeme toto jednani bra
ira Orta co nejrozhodneji.
Ia res. vybor:
A. j. Zahrobsky, predseda,
Y. Havelka, tajemnik.
Y. X. Soukup, John Hribal,
Zik. Chobotsky.
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la obcanskOu vaIku.
WsSl LEI .WsS,

D. St. Mandik. O podrobno-
stiach jeho smrti sd6l'uje sd
nam: V sobotu II. oktobra, do
pol IL. hod. vecer sedela spo-
loCnost: p. Radro minister u
radnik, panom prednostom
stanice Skalici a jeho Svagri
Ma ucitel'ka pohromadc V do
brej nalade, ked' sa prednosta
vZdialil zaostali sami, Mandi-
kovci a rodina Radro. Il prediz
10y Ma |. poschodie vedie mala
veranda ku zachodu. Ma We
rande boly rozostayene kvict-
Milky. Tu sa potknul vo tine, lc
DO dvor boil neosvetleny, "a
bradlie ktore bolo shnitc, sa
prelomilo telo vZalo vahu nd
dol. Ola pitevneho protokolu
spadol dolu hlavou a smrt' ma
.jtala rozdrtenim lebk yokamzi
te.
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Nebyl OvSem bOnat, ale mel
Zabezpecene postaveni a 'kras
nou budoucnost.
Touz dobou vsak postizena
byla rodina Marsanneova TRIP
kymi zkouskami, q proto dala
mu mlada 'divka ma srozume-
nou, ably pockal.
Smrt Marsannrova vedla
matku dceru do velike tisne
= dluhy firmy souvisely S; jme
nem zesnuleho musily byti
zaplaceny.
Nahoda chtela tonlu, ze s pa
nj Marsanneovou a ieji dcerou
seznamil Sc prave pan Andre
Verdier, bohaty rrGmyslnik.
Helena okouzlila jej svou kra-
sou, sveril Sc pani Marsanneo-
We Sc svymi city.
Sobecka vdova seznala hned,
re snatek ten bude ochranou
Jeii'i Heleninou -. Slibila, ze
Sc pricini, ably ziskala souhla-
81 dcerina.
Zacala tim, re seznan1ila
svou dceru $ limysiem majitele
zamku Larignie. Helena plaka
la a doznaia, re zaslibila Sc jiz
iinemu.
PAM Marsanneova nebyla
tim nijak prekvapena. Pozoro-
vaia, 2e Rene a Helena nejsou
81 lhostejnymi - i vedela, re
"a takych okolnosti potrebi
zvlaStni obezrelosti. !
L pficmy tc nevystoupila
pfikre proti sve dceri, nybrz
zcela rozumne dala il ma uva-
2enou, nehrozi-li obema ztrata
cti, kdyz neuposlechne hlasu
rozumu We sve uminenosti
Hetrva ma sve voibG.
A skutecne vystupovali veri
tele velikou bezohlednosti.
Hrozilo Jim prob ,aseni kon-
kursu.
PAM Marsanneova vedla 81
velice obratne. Obiasnila dee
II, re musi voliti mezi laskou
a povinnosti.
Tu Helena nevdhala. Chtela
zachraniti jmGno otcovo pred
rrlhanou a Ia Ctvri nedelc
sta1a sc pani Vernierovou.
Mattel huti byl o dvacet let
starsi nez ona. Zpoznoval il.
Jak lakomec skryva svui po-
klad, tax zavezl hned Helenu
10 sveho zamku Larignie di-
vukrasne krajine.
Pani Marsanneova nebyla
bez vlivu ma toto rozhodnuti
= a ubytovala Sc sve dcery.
Helena neslysela pax nikdy
. Reneovi, ale laska k nemu ne
kyla mrtva.
Livot stal Sc il "utrpenim.
Musila snaSeti nehu 2 pozor-
most muze, jenz byl vrozena
Velkomyslnost, ieil vsak nemi
lovala. Manzel ieji nemel nj
notuchy, CO sc deje V dust jeho
rhoti. Myslil, ze jest milovan.
DaValat' 81 Helene 'velice ma
tom zalezcti, ably nic neprozra
dila a on niceho nczpozoroval.
DneSniho vecera, kdyz vide
Ia Janu a Courtiil zariti ste
ntim, trpela prilis.
Vstala.
Pevne rozhodnuti zracilo Sc
ia jejim cele.
"Jiz dost", pravHa sobe.
fpryt temi prizraky. Minu-
lost zmizela.
Hodiny billy dvanactou -
smutne rozlehal ST iich zvuk
tichem.
Helena, obracena k oknu "a
dy, ncpozorovala, Jak neci ru-
la odtahuie zaclonu. iak OBJ
jevil Sc muz, objintajici zelez-
ny sloup balkonu a rozmysle-
lici sc, smi-li Sc odvaziti dale.
Byl mlad, postavy vysoke.
ale ponekud nachylane. sRysy
Jeho obliceje prozrazovaly
lrudnomyslnost.
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SirotkoVa vina.
ROMAN -
Napsal Paul Rouget PfeloAl A. H.

! titi hlavu, piece mela desny
tpoeit, ize nekdo "a nj stoji.
! Zaslechla druhf vzdech od
Esalonovyeh dve;'i.
VVykrik dral Sc il ma rty, a.
vsak hlas 'uvazl v hrdle.
Chteia prchnouli, ale nocni
host stal jiz pred ri.
| Ustoupila pred MIN a u ve-
likem rozcileni, ocl majic siro
ce otevfene, obratila Sc k We
tfelci, jenz tn stal bez hnuti, s
pokorou We zraku.
! Nahle poklekl a zaseptal:
/ "Odpusteni!"
Bledost nezmize,a jeSte upl-
mes iejiho obliccja, ale strach,
jenz zracil Sc V jel.m pohledu,
zvolna zmizel.
] "Vy - zde!"
Muz pomalu vstal priblizil
Sc o krok.
"Ano - ia to jsem, Hele-
ro".
Ustoupila pred MIN - a pro
to pokracoval:
"Zaprisaham vas, nebojte
Sc mne. Neprisel lsem proto,
habych rusil vas kid s. vase ste
sti. Ale 'upiynulo Jiz ctrnact
,,at Cd vaSeho shatku. - Myslil
isem, re mne jiz ami nepozna-
te. Rika Sc, ze utrpeni zmehi
cloveka ="
Helena pravdc ami nepo-
slouchala. Zrak icJi tkvel u
pfene na jeho obllG eli, jenz Sc
! tolik Zmenil - nehot' sestar-
nul.
Zmocnil sc il revyslovny
smutek = pax pocit, jako by
sc mela zblazniti.
Jest to tedy' pravda. Neni to
'pouhy sen ten, na nehoz pred
! chvili vzpominala a lenz byl a
zlstal jeji jedinou .:skou, stal
pred nj - bylo by Sc il to zda-
10 prilis nemoznyn,
Ale - co zde chtel?
| Rene Buel usma| Sc bolest-
ne.
"Jednate sc mnou jako ne
pritelem. Helene. ia vSak ne
'neinil niceho, cim >oych zaslu-
loval vaseho Hhnevu - Kdysi
jste mi rekla, re mnc milujete
= slibila jste mi, ze lbudete -
ba, Wy jste mi to slavne prisa-
'nala. PAX zlofnila Este vSak na
ME me srdce a zn;fila mou vi
~ We stesti -"
! sMluvil tise, piittuSenym hla
sem. jako by e9ba!, ably jej nj
pkdo We vedleisim epokoji ne
siysel.
Buracenfm nhromu tfasla Sc
9okna.
! Mlada PAM trpela nevyslov
ne slovy Reneovymi. Go pra-
vii, vnikalo ji'piil:5 shluboko
tto srdce.
%Citila, ze 'hesmi iej dele po-
slouGhati lie emusi 9odejiti.
'Zvedia rame = alc klesIo
,zpei, Nemtla Nodvahy. aaby jei
szapudila.
Rene pokfaCovei;
"Po' vasem sn natau. ,kdy jsem
Seznal, re Jest vsemG skonec a
@zc .smi nczbyva jiz lnrazadne
;Eadeje, mel jsem' ve' siabt chvi
f, ii mysienku - skoncit ten III
! vot Ale byla by to byvala
fdvoji zbabelost mel jsem u
s;sabe sveho otce tvl jsem je-
isiinou jeho podporou. Stracho-
val jsem sc o'neho. AvSak mu
sil jsem opustiti PaTia. protoze
pfipominala mi uprchlc Stesti.s
sPotkaval jsem li1i, sktefi vas
znali a vas sc .mrou mluvili.
: = Chodil jscm tymiz ulicemi
.iako Wy Vas ob-az mne ne
tCpoustel = byl jsem blizek ST.
'enstvi. PAX = pax = obaval
isem Sc iiz sama seoa = a po-
nevada nabidli mn6 prave mi
Sto cizine, prija. jsem je =
e. r Il
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ZASLANO.

lstopadu 1919.
Narodnimu Hlavnimu Radu
Jednoty c.. S. p. S., a ceske We
rejnosti vubec!
| V rijnovem elsie "Organu
Bratrstva" jednoty c. S. P. S.
lotisknuto jest "Prohlaseni Ma
rodniho Hlavnfho Radu c. S.
P. ST." We kterem jest slovy ne
Ivybranymi narazeno ma 1850
by, kterym ma pravde mnoho
nezalezi", ktere die tohoto u
DAM mely tvrditi, re puvod-
MIN zneni "Prohlaseni vyboru
pro slouceni ceskych svob. pod
pdrnych bratrskych jednot
I've Spojenych Statech," prija-
tenn ma sjezdu c. S. P. S. V Chi
lcagu, ILL.,, nebyl obsazen odgta
lvec, ktery zhi, Z ejednoty, kite
re 81 slouceni pref, mali Sc
lpfipojiti k jednot6 G. S p. S.
K tomuto prohlaseni Tpripojen
jest zaroven "pro presv6dceni
ltechto zkrucovatelu pravdy,,
techto utrhacniku a bidnych
|podezfivacu' fotograficky snf
Imek rukopisu zmfnene resolu-
Ice, We kterem jest dokazovano,
ze We skutecnosti tento odsta-
vec Sc V pilvodni resoluci vybo
ru pro slouceni, zvoleneho SIZE
zdem G.. S. p. S., nachazi. a ze
made vsi pochybnost vepsan
Ebyl tam tajemniKem zminene-
tho vyboru, bratrem Frankem
Ortem.
Ton fceleho tohoto .'prohlase
|ni' jest takovy, re kazdy ma
prpy pohled musil by hledati
| tyto "skudce" jednoty G.. S. p.
5. V "Poverenem vyboru pro
slouceni ceskych svob. bratrs.
Ipodp. jednot,' pod kterymzto
jmenem pracuji zastupci vSech
Jednot, na slouceni Sc podileji-
cich. 'Vzhledem k tomu, usnesl
Sc "Povefeny vybor" ma poda-
nj odpovedi a vysvetleni ma to-
| to- "ProhlaSeni Mar. Hlav. Ra-
Idu," ia tim ucelem zvolen
resolucni vybor. sestavajici q
bratu, panu Johna Hribala, V.
X. Soukupa a Zikmunda Cho-
botskeho, ktery podava timto
tsvoii odpoved':
Phi prve spolecne schulz "a
stupcu ceskych svob. podp. jed
not, konane V mistnosti Cesko-
Anglicke Skoly ma rs. "a May
ul. precten byl zastupcem jed
noty c. S. p. S., bratrem Or
tenn dopis, ktery byl prave uni
nenou resoluci sjezdoveho W.
boru Jednoty c. S. p. S. Pfito-
mni zastupci jednot, mezi mimi
| hlavnl urednici Jednoty Ta-
boritu, kteri sem byli Ia tim d
celem prijeli ze st. Louisu do
Chicago, prohlasili resoIutne.
(ze nemuze byti zadne reCi o
pripojeni Sc ostatnich jednot k
Jednote c. S. P. s., ze jsou
ivsak ochotni vyjednavati ro-
vnopravnych podminkach pro
clenstvo vSech jednot, die kite
rych mohlo by byti docileno
lspojeni nebo-li slouceni iednot
" Jedno telcso. Bratr Ort, KITE
Try byl dopis zmineny precetI.
prohlasil, ze jako taiemnik sic
zdovcho vyboru pro sIouceni
nenl 81 vedom toho, re by SC
bylo na siezdu jednalo o "pri-
Ipojcni', ale re vi, ze iednano
| bylo 0 slouceni''. Stran zneni
dopisu Sc vyjadril, re Y resolu-
ci one neni zadna zminka O
"pripOjeni' a pakli Sc chyba
stala, re muscle Sc tax stati V
Hlavni Uradovne c. S. p. S.
kdy resoluce zadavana byla
do tisku. Sam pax sc nabidl,
/ &c poda ia svuj rad resoluci
Velkoradu statu Illinois. G.. S.
I. s., ably zminena chyba byla
napravena. ShrOma5d6ni "a
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BOJf Sc OBcANSKE VALKY

Bismarck, N. d., %. list. -
Distriktni soudce w. l.. Tues.
Gle vydal rozkaz narizujici
statnim urednikum vydati Was
burn Ignite Go. jeii majetek,
totiz dolly uhelne, jichz Sc IL
rednici zmocnili S umyslem te-
ziti V Mich "a statni kontroly.
Statni vrchni soud bude jedna
ii o tomto rozkazu. Soudce
Tuessle pronesl obavu, ze gu
werner a ostatni statni uredni-
ci neuposlechnou jeho rozka-
zu a ze ku vykonani bude "a
potfebi fysicke silly, coz zname
ma obcanSkoI yaIku
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-06-11
IS
IN LATEST
REVOLT
of Omsk Govern
ment Turns Down Pro
posals of 'Big Four"
Who Help Him.
Especial United Press Wire.

Especial United Press Wire.)
Paris, June 11.-Admiral kol-
chak's reply to the allied offer of con-
ditional recognition of his Omsl1 gov
ernment, constitutes a refusal prac-
tically of all conditions the peace con-
ference laid down, it was learned
from an authoritative source.
Kolchak's reply contains the fol-
lowing: A refusal to recognize the
independence of Finland, which the
United States, Great Britain and
France already have recognized; a
refusal to summon a constituent as
sembly, giving as his reason the al
legged fact that the majority of that
body are bolsheviki; the declaration
of Kolchak's right to determine the
disposition of all outlying Russian
territories, and the recognition of Pol
ish independence.
Kolchak's armies, according to the
latest information, have retreated an
additional rs miles, their left wing
now resting on the village of Sarapul
(65O miles east of Moscow.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-06-11
BUTTE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OBEY GENERAL STRIKE ORDER
Reports From Montana and
Northwest Points Shows
Telegraph Service Badly
Crippled.

All operators in the employ of the
Butte office of the Postal Telegraph
company walked out this morning at
6 o'clock in response to the call of
President Konenkamp of the Com
mercial photographers Union of
America for a nationwide strike OF
wire workers.
At the Western Union offices, it
was stated that neither the two OPP
orators, the wire chief or the two
girls handling the automatic instru-
ments there had obeyed the strike
order, although, according to opera
tors of the Postal company who are
out, some of the Western Union en-
ployes were expected to go out with
in the next "a hours.
At the Postal offices Manager e.
J. Bateman and Chief Operator Carl
Kolhepp were endeavoring to handle
the wire business, but service was
considerably delayed. Five men,
three operators and two wire chiefs
comprise the Postal employees who
are out in Butte.
Reports received by the local key
men this morning indicated that the
service of the Postal company was
seriously inconyenienced in Mon
tana. Reports from Helena showed
that the Postal operators there
walked out to man, while at Ana
conda the company's office is closed
and locked up.
Reports from Great Falls indicate
that only one of the force of op-
i orators employed at the Postal com
Dany'S office was remaining on the
/ Job, while at Missoula, it is expected
the operators will go on strike to-
morrow morning, request for ap-
plication blanks for membership in
the Commercial Photographers union
having been received here.
Reports received by local wire
workers from Chicago indicated that
the Postal company's business there
was demoralized, with only the wire
chiefs remaining a work. 1t was re-
ported that as the operators quit
work at the end of their shifts last
night. they removed their typewrit
ers and sounding boards from theil
tables and took them home.
The full effect of the strike is moi
exnected to be reached until this
afternoon at 4:3o o'clock when the
shifts change in all of the larger of
fices, it was stated.
Persistent reports today were tt
the effect that operators at the West
ern Unions Butte office, who re
mained at work this morning, viii
walk out tonight or tomorrow morn
ing.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-06-11
Mayor Gray Looking
for More Trouble
Twenty or More Injured in Yesterdays
Rioting. Executive Says Street Car
Service Will Resume Tomorrow. A
Fresh Autoist Comes to Grief.
Especial United Press Wire.)

Especial United Press Wire.)
Winnipeg, June 1.-THE preven-
ton of further rioting is the prob
lem now before the Winnipeg Of
ficals, they assert. With 20 or more
injured in street fighting yesterday,
Mayor Gray issued proclamation
requesting citizens to go about their
business peacefully and to keep off
the street as much as possible.
Gray said he would go through
with his program of inaugurating
street car service tomorrow, and fur
ther trouble is anticipated, but the
mayor refused to consider martial
law Heavy forces of "mounties
constables are patrolling the streets
to prevent rioting like that of yes
terday when an autoist who at
tempted to drive through a crowd
was maltreated. When constables
attempted to club their way to him
general fighting was precipitated
Nearly 10000 persons collected dur
ing the trouble.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-06-11
SHOE WORN BY BOMBER"
IDENTIFIED IN NEW YORK

New York, June 11.-A shoe re-
pair man here who positively identi-
fled a shoe found near the scene OF
the explosion at Attorney General
Palmer's home in Washington, June
2, as one of pair he repaired short
ly before the blast, has been found
by the authorities, according to Will
liam ]. Flynn, chief of the bureau
of investigation of the federal de-
partment of justice. The shoe, it is
stated, is one worn by the terrorist
who was blown to bits in the Wash
illgton explosion.