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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-11-17

Cut Roses.
Mrs. H. l.. Baxley, second prize,
Cut Roses.
Mrs. R. S. DesChamps, first prize,
best collection of Ferns.
Mrs. r. S. DesChamps, second prize,
best collection of Ferns.
Miss Hattie Hodge, first prize,
Dahlias.
Miss Hattie Hodge, first prize,
Chrysantheums.
Mrs. j. n. Hicks, second prize.
Chrysantheums.
Mrs. r. S. DesChamps, first prize,
best collection of Begonias.
Mrs. O. P. Harvin, second prize,
best collection of Begonias.
Mrs. w. D. Epperson,
Mrs. Richardson,
Miss Harvey,
Committee in charge.
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ORDER FOR SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION

In the District Court of the United
States.
For the Eastern District of South
Carolina
In Bankruptcy
In the Matter of
Trinity Mercantile Company, and r.
o. Schwartz, doing business as
such. Alleged bankrupt.
Whereas a petition was on the 18th
day of November 1920 filed herein for
the adjudication of bankruptcy against
Trinity Mercantile Company and it
appears therefrom that said bankrupt
Is not within the district and that per-
sonal service of the subpoena herein
cannot be made on it herein; now on
motion of Weinberg and Stukes, At
torneys for said petitioners.
1t is ordered that service of such
subpoena be made by publishing this
order together with such subpoena in
the Manning Times" newspaper
published at Manning in said district,
once week for two consecutive weeks,
the last of such publications to be on
the End day Of December, 1920, and by
mailing copy of this order and said
petition and subpoena to the last
known place of abode of the said
Trinity Mercantile Company in said
district on or before the day of the
first publication.
Witness the Honorable Henry A. NJ.
Smith, Judge Of the said Court and
the seal thereof, at Charleston, in
said district on the 18th day of No
vember, 1920.
(Scal Of Court)
Richard w. Hutson,
46-3t-c. Clerk.
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ministrator of the Estate of Augustus
F. Richardson, deceased.
j. S. Richardson.
Pinewood, S. c., Nov. 10, 1920--pd.
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NOTICE OF DISCHARGE

will apply to the Judge of Pro-
bate for Clarendon County on the
29th day of November 1920, at II
o'clock a. M, for Letters of Discharge
as guardian for Annie Marie Buddin
formerly Annie Marie Turbeville, for
merly minor.
J. M. Buddin,
Guardian.
Timmonsville, S. c., October 26th,
1920. pd.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Clarendon

Under and by virtue of an Execu-
tion issued by l.. L. Wells, Treasurer
for Clarendon County, and to me
directed, will offer for sale on Mon
day the sixth day of December 1920
the same being salesday within the
legal hours for judicial sales in front
Of the Court House at Manning in
said county the following real estate
for taxes:
Manning township, Estate C. j..
Lesesne, lot.
E. r. Plowden,
Sheriff of Clarendon County.
Manning, S. c., Nov. II, 1920-46-3t-c
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NOTICE OF DISCHARGE

will apply to the Judge of Pro-
bate for Clarendon county on the 9th
day of December, 1920, at IL o'clock
A. M. for Letters of Discharge as Ad-
minstrator with the will annexed of
the estate of Mary Ann Harvin, de-
ceased.
Sanders Tindal,
Administrator.
Paxville, S. G. Nov. 8, 1920 pd.
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TRESPASS NOTICE

All hunting, fishing or otherwise
trespassing on any portion of the
Sallie Clark estate is forbidden. This
includes lands west of Avenue and
first branch stream leading to swamp.
49, 6t-pd w. M. Clark.
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION

Is often marred by infammatory
diseases of the skin, such as &C.
zema, letter and the like. Blotch-
es and pimples make ugly scars. Try
Zemerine-sold for SO cents and 81
by Dickson Drug Store.
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small admission fee to the club men,
bers.
1t is hoped that this will be day
Of much profit and pleasure and that
each club will be we'll represented.
Mrs. S. O. Plowden,
Home Dem. Instructress.
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40 -s~ ~~
NOllOE

Any one accepting my Endorsement
will do 80 at their own risk, for I
will not be responsible for said in
dorsement.
r. S. DesChamps.
Pincwood, S. c., Nov. 15, 1920-46-6t-p
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NOTICE OF DISCHARGE

I will apply to the Judge Of Pro-
bate of Clarendon County on the 18th
day of December, 1920 at IL o'clock
A. M. for letters of discharge as Ad-
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NOTICE

This is to notify the public that no
trespassing, hunting or fishing will
be allowed on any of my lands.
G. M. DAVIS,
45-6t-p. Summerton, S. G..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-23
Pacific Sports

Once again the Amateur Athletic
Union of America is facing the chal-
lenges of small organizations as to
how and why the American amateur
governing body takes unto itself the
Jurisdiction of and the protection of
amateurs. At the present time a
war baby" organization, known as
the American Industrial Athletic
Association" takes issue with the A.
A. U. on the question of Jurisdiction
over the amateurs.
Since the early days when the late
Jim. Sullivan organized the A. A. U.
this body has always been the butt
of small organizations which ques-
toned the right of the American
amateur body to place itself in the
position Of being the GEAR" of anna
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Woleast already had lost his title to
Richie, but the Dutchman was in
hopes of rehabilitating himself at the
expense Of Azeyedo, who then was re-
Sarded as a conner. Wolgast failed
miserably.
The main drawback to the progress
OF Burns was the fact that he was
lacking punch in either hand. and
there were some who were of the
opinion that the Oaklander was lack
ing in the necessary courage to carry
him up to the heights. The combina-
ton of the two doubtless kept him
from ranking among the top-uotch-
ers.
In this last meeting between the
men. neither showed anything of the
old-time form which caused fans to
predict their rapid rise to fame. The
bout was dismal hugging mitch in
which neither did any execution.
Burns, notable chiefly for his left,
which he used to work with piston
like regularity to the face of an OPP
ponent with a view to wearing him
down, evidently had forgotten that he
ever had possessed this asset.
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teurism in this country. The Indus
trial organization takes the stand
hiatt its amateurs are just as good
amateurs as the A. A. L. men, and
therefore are eligible to compete in
the Olympic games.
The war baby" organization, how
ever. does not take into consideration
the fact that the A. A. U. is publicly
recognized throughout the world;
that it is the legitimate parent of
amateurism. 1t does not know that
the American A. A. L. is just one of
chain of A. A. us throughout the
world which come together in a COM
mon world federation for the uphold
ing of the amateur principles; nor
does it know that only members Of
the world A. A. US are the only men
eligible to participate in Olympic
games, due to the written contracts
of all countries of the world to this
effect.
1t is granted that the A. A. U.
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Olympic club is sending two men East
in charge of Frank Foster, the club
coach. Jimmy Dunning, one of the
cleverest 108 Founders that has ever
ever stepped into the amateur ring
in the Golden State, has already been
selected and another boy will be
named to leave for the East on March
2S. Los Angeles Athletic club is
sending a fast welterweight in Joe
Farquhar. These boys, with what
ever boys the Multnomah club decides
on, should make a good showing as
Coast representatives. The winners
of the Boston events will be named
to go to Stockholm as American rep
resentatives for the Olympic games.
Followers of wrestling are inclined
to the belief that Joe Stecher is des-
tined to hold the heavyweight wrest-
ling championship of the world for
some time to come. There are few
who dispute his claim to the title
made vacant through the death of
Frank Gotch His two most for
midable rivals in the mat game are
Earl Caddock and Stranger Lewis,
and Stecher has shown conclusively
that he is the master of this pair.
No mat man in the memory of
wrestling fans ever has been a more
expert exponent of the scissors hold
than Stecher and his application OF
this hold is a deadly one which, once
firmly clamped on an opponent, spells
the beginning of the end. He has a
tremendous power in his logs and to
get In their vise-like grip is not far
removed from being in the coils of
a bOa-cOnstrictor. TIE pain that he
is able to infiict is shown on the faces
of the men unfortunate enough to
become his victims.
Caddock is credited with victory
over Stecher but at the time this was
achieved the former already was
veteran at the game and at the height
OF hts prowess while Stecher was
little more than novice at the game,
Lewis lacks the size and weight
ever to be a formidable opponent for
Stecher and his deadlock hold is the
only really dangerous hold that he
has. 1T so happens that the conform
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alton of Stecher's head is such that
Lewis has found he has been unable
to make this deadlock stick even
after he has been able TO apply if on
Stecher. This is because the cham
pion's head is comparatively small
and obloid so that he is able TO slip
out of the grasp.
/ 1t must not be inferred that neither
Lewis or Caddock never will beat
Stecher. 1t is possible at any time
but unlikely. Stecher probably could
dispose of either man three out of
four times. If the ratio were only
two out of three it would be suffi-
cient to prove Stecher to be the best
man of the three.
OF the other heavyweights that
stand remote chance against the
champion is Wladek Zbyszko. the
Pole, but followers of wrestling are
convinced that he practically is out
of the running. While the Pole is
rated by many as the strongest man
physically of the quartet, he does not
possess the versatility or the powers
of quick thinking which are a part
of the champions repertoire.
Oakland. Cal, March 23.-Those
who witnessed the recent bout be-
tween frankie Burns of Oakland and
Joe Azavedo of Sacramento at the
Oakland Auditorium, which ended in
a four-round draw, harked back to
the days few years ago when both
of these boxers were thought by many
to have splendid chance eventually
of reaching the pinnacle of ring fame
Both were fast, clever boys, end we're
able to hold their own with the best
offthem.
1t was Azevedo who finally put the
skids under Ad Wolgast. To be sure,
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Bowman Of
this city enjoyed a short visit over
Sunday from their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wright of Tacoma.
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makes mistakes. All big organiza-
lions or corporations do that many
times. but the A. A. u. is ready to ac-
cept the war baby" organization as
one of it's affiliated branches if the
latter will comply with the laws OF
amateurism as laid down by the ma
tions of the world. The Industrial
Athletic Association" can gain mem
bership by the simple act of making
such application, and thus place its
athletes in line for selection for the
Olympic games team.
The Industrial association idea is
growing. Branches of the governing
body have been formed in San Fran
cisco, CAL; Seattle, Wash. and Port
land. Ore.
San Francisco, March 23-The
English code of Rugby football that
once held pride of place in California
and Nevada universities and schools
I is the center of big fight in that the
local board of education has ruled
that the foreign game be continued
as the major football of the high
schools. No other schools in Califor-
mia are playing the game. and foot
ball followers are making a deter
mined fight to have it eliminated and
the American code put back on its
old pedestal. The students of all the
city schools have voted for the Amer
lean game and are against playing
the Rugby code. George Spaulding
of the Olympic club is heading a
movement to restore the game in the
schools and a big delegation is TO
wait on teh mayor Of San Francisco
at an early date to discuss the ques-
ton.
Portland. Ore. March 23.-For the
first time in the history of amateur
boxing on this coast the best boxers
OF Oregon and California will contest
for national honors at Boston next
month. The Multnomah club is fig
uring on sending one or two men
East and special trials will be held at
the club to determine on the men.
Word has been received from San
Francisco by Fred Carlton, manager
of the Multnomah club. that the
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Measure your success as a beekeep-
er by the average yearly production
of your colonies in honey. and not by
the number of swarms you get.
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Bee diseases cause loss Of over
50, 900, 900 from the honey crop alone
in the United States. The loss In
bees and equipment is nearly az biz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
Murio IN mexicano que fue
maltratado en- Nc
Allen, Texas

McAllen. Tex Septiembre TN
nuevo atentadO contra los meXicanos.
del que hasta ahOra no ha dicho Ia
prezga de este lugar n sofa palabra.
Sc cometi6 hace dIas en- la persona de
I'm compatriota de nombre Manuel Mar
tfnez. quien mu-i6 a consecuencia de
los golpes que TN empleado municipal
le infiriera. FL case de r~eferencia- tai
como 10 ha relatado un hermano del
infeliz compatriota. es como sigue:
FL sabado 20 del pr6Xmo pasado mes
de Agosto. como a las y de Ia nochc.
lego I'm empleado municipal n la casa
del referido scho' Martinez. V NANTES
to que deseaba hablar con 81. Al pre-
Sentarse Martinez en- ls puerta. el m
pleado. sin que mediara antes palabra
aiguna. arremeti6 a solpes contra eL
~habiendole asestado 3 golpes con la PTS
tola en- Ia cabeza, rompiendole Ell era
neo. En- seguida, el empleado condujo
a Martinez 4 Ia carcel de la ciudad, en-
donde al dia siguicnte. domingo. muri6
e. d~esdichado conpatriota a c~onsecuer
/ cia de las heridas recibidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
LOS POLACOS AVANZAN
AL SUR DE BREST-
LITOVSK

VARSOVIA, Septiembre 13.-Las
fuerzas p~olacas han extendido sus Ii
meas al sureste de Brest-Litovsk, a lc
largo del ferrocarril de kovel Y han
ocupado las p~oblaciones de Wielkory-
ia, Maloroypa y Mielnit1 despues' de
sostener con ell enemigo encarnizados
combates. Los bolshevikis al atacar a
los polacos en- este sector empiearon
nueve carros bIindados que fueron
CT pturados por las tropas del general
Pilsudski, segun dice Ell communicate
Official publicado hoy aquf.
Al sureste de Lemberg, Ia caballerfa
polaca con Ia cooperation de las tro-
pas ukranianas han hecllo nuevos avian
ces V han ocupado Burszeyn. Bukac-
zowce V Nastasy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
PAGA A LOS E.
u. LOS INTERESTS
DE SU DEUDA

WASHINGTON. Septiembre 13.-El
sobierno polaco ACADIA de pagan la su-
ma de Sl.176.1T6,454 por intereses de-
bidos al gobierno IL los Estados Uni
dos. por Ia compra de provisiones de
guerra obtenidas en- este pals. Segun
dice un anuncio dado Il la publicidad
aqui hoy. Con este. Polonia ha dado un
ejemplo n otraS n%aciones. Y principal
mente a Francia Q Tnglaterra. de como
Sc cumplen los compromises contrai-
dos. no obstante hallarse csc pals en-
s~ituacion mucho mas crftica que cual-
Tuiera dc las otras potencias citadas.
lnglaterra Y Francia deben a los ESta-
dos Unidos cerca de diez millones de
pesos. pero ambas %cuentan. tambien.
con cerca de Glen veces mas recursos
que Folonia. que Sc halla nIn sostenien
10 una guerra formidable contra sus
enemigos. Nj Francia nj Inglaterra.
han paEado hasta ahora IN solo rem
tavo n los Estados Unidos, no va del
capital adeudado. pero nj de intere-
| seS.
Fl pago de los intercSes debidos ror
Poionia, 10 fue hecho por conducto del
Principe Lubimirski. 81 Embajador
polaco en- csta capital. QUE extendit
un cheque por esa sIma por conducto
del National City Bank.
la deuda total de Polonia a los Es-
tados Unidos. es de 10. 600, 600 de Pc
SOS. que comprenden Glen millones de-
Dido a la Corporation de Cereales de
los Estados Unidos V So millones a Ia
Secretarfa de Guerra, por material de
| guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14

Para Iibros en- espahoF, d~irijase US.
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano. f13
N. Sta. Rosa. Ave-. San Antonio, Tex.
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Segun refiere el hcrmano d. Ia vic.
TINA. la causa de este atentado fIc
que una mujer llamada Manucla Santa
Marta, con Quien MARTINEZ vivia. acus6
a Martinez de que no lie guerra entire
gar n nina de tres amos. hiia de
amboS. Y sin duda Sc comisior6 al cita
do empleado para que 10 a~prehendie-
IA.
Segln declare el empleado. Martinez
trat0 de hacer resistencia al ser apre-
hcndido. por 10 que Sc VIC obligado a
hacer uso de su arma. pero algunas
personals que fueron testiGoS aSeguran
CUE no hubo tai. pues que cl empleado
no do tempo para NADIA al que iba a
a~prchender. La VOC de Ia calle dice
tambien que el policia mencionado te-
MIA celos de Martinez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
Sc RUMORA QUE POINCA-
RE VOLVERA A SER
PIE. DE FRANClA

PARIS. Septiembre Eel EXPIRE
sidentc de Ia Repubiica. NJ. Raymond
Poincare. IA anunciado que no discu-
tira nj Sc opcndra a las proximas cleo
clones presidencialeS que, no obstante
que oficialmente Sc ha negado. sc efec
tuaran el entrante mes de Octubre.
BESIDE hace tempo, Sc viene rumo-
rando con insistencia que en- vista del
estado en- que Sc ~encuentra Of Presiden-
tc Deschanel. desde 81 Academic que lie
ocurri6 al caer de un tren. la cleo
ci6n dc un uevo Presidente es necesa-
ria, toda veg que ell actual no puede
atender a los asuntos de Estado. dado
su NAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
FRANCIA E ITALIA
EN- CONTRA DE
iNGLATERRA
e e &
La conferencia de los
Primeros Ministries
Il e a
MiIIerand prometio a Italia
dejarIe manos libres en-
la question del Adria-
tico y Fiume

PARIS, Septiembre l3.-La prensa
francesa toda comenta o calor la
decision alcanzado en- Ia conferencia
de Aix-les-Bains entire los Primeros
Ministries Giolitti, de Italia, Y Mile
rand, de Francia. AIn cuaado no sc da
a Conocer el resultado &c tai Conferen
cia. Sc sabe de ciencia cierta que en-
ella Sc pusieron de acuerdo los repre-
~sentan:es dc los dos gobiernos, para
aislar a Inglaterra. Y reducir su poder
Y fucrza. en- vista dc la polttica egoista
que ha venido siguiendo esta.
Habiendo perdido Francia sus ligas
con Inglaterra en- vista del reconoci-
miento o%torgado por III primera al 60
bierno del general Wrangel Miilerand
fpe = IA conferencia dicha. dispuesto
a safar n Italia de Ia Influenza in
glesa V a ~alinearla Il su lado. cosa que
consigui6 segun Sc dice. sracIas a las
promesas hechas, entire las que fisu-
ran las de dejar manoS libres a ltaila
en- Ia question del Adridt:co y IN de re-
conocer Que Ia question dc flume es
un asunto meramente ital!ano V que
debe a~rreclarse por 10 tanto de una
manera privaCa entire Italia Y Iugo-
IIslavia. A cambio de este. Francia
pedira a Italia que eypulse de Roma al
Representative diplomatico del Soviet.
que desdc hacc varios meses sc en-
clentra eStablecido all y que esta
c~orsiderad0 como persona grata POI
- gobiernO italiano. juntamentc con
Ia promeSa de que Italia Sc rehusara
en- 10 successive a rntrar en- 1egociaclo-
mes de ~cualquiera clase con Russia.
Tambien Sc pedird a Italia que Sc
una a Francia para lograr echar fuera
de cualquiera confercncia i~rtcraliada
a los representatives alemanes. incluso
en- Ia pr6xima reunion que tendra lu-
gar en- Ginebra. Suiza. V en- la cual Sc
,tratard Ia. question relativa al monte
Y modificaciones dc Ia indemnizaci0R
que debe pagan Alemania. indemniza-
ci6n que de acuerdo 20 Ia polft!ca
franccsa. apoyada on este case por
Washington. debe dejarse enteramente
que Sc fife por Ia Comisi6n dc Repara-
clones que tiene SUI a~siento en- Paris.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
LIBROS MAKAVILLOSOS.

Para los CUE sufren, sou victimai
&c Ia d~esgracia, les persigue Ia ma
"a suerte. fracasan en- u negocios y
son desafortunados en amores. Con
tan, curiosos libros lograran todos sus
jeseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos y empresas, lograran ell carino
eel ser amado, llevaran 4 feliz termi-
no sus asuntos y triuniaran en- TODD:
Be veran libres de malas infiuen-
cias, ' venceran & sus enemigos y ma
die podra causarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa.
"a gastos y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin y Co.
San Rafael 61-A. Habana Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
COMO Sc ALIvIO UNA SESORA.

Althea Walker, New River. Pc.
nos dice: He padecido de los rinoncs
por dos amos Y hasta cue tome Foley
Kidney Pills recobre mi saiud. Duer-
mo muy agusto toda Ia noche Y nj
mas he sufrido de los rinones." Guam
do los rinones no funcionar bien. una
gran cantidad de sustancias t0xicas
son abandonadas en- el ORGANISING
para evitarlo hay que tomar Foley
Kidney Pills, medicamente que ha
devuelto Ia salud a miles de mujeres
V hombres (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
RUMANiA AL
SOVIET

LONDRES. Septiembre lS.--El 60
bierno rumano ha contestado a las ne
Sociaciones de paz iniciadas por Ell 60
hierno del Soviet. segnn dice un des-
pacho de Moscou trasmitido por Ia VIA
inalambrica, manifestando que Ruma-
MIA desea Ell restablecimento de las re-
iaciones amistosas con Russia Y pro-
mete nj efecto informar al gobierno
del Soviet muy en- breve. sobre sus
puntos de vista Dor 10 que respecra
a las condolences de I'm possible enten-
dimiento entire los dos pafses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
LA VICTORIA DE WRAN-
GEL SOBRE Los ROJOS
ES DECISIVA

SEBASTOPOL, S~eptiembre l3.-Ple-
namente Sc ha confirmado que Ia bata-
LA por Ia possession de la Taurida. pro-
vincia rusa que Sc haIla. al norte de Ia
Peninsula de Crimea. termino con la
derrota total dc los bolshevikis. Los
que han Observable las operaciones mi
litares del general Wrangel, con inte-
res. manifiestan que un nuevo elemen-
to ha sido introducing en- Ia campaia
militar rusa por ell jefe anti-bolsheviki,
V que csc elemento consiste en- una es-
trategia desarrol!ada no solo por IN
estado mayor, sino por las mismas
tropas disciplinadas. Los citados OBJ
~servadores eXpresan que en- vista de Ia
victoria tan firme alcanzada por Wran
gel. el frente de las fuerzas anti-bol-
shevikis quedard ahora e~stacionario. a
menos cue los bolshevikis envfen con-
siderables refuerzos. 10 Que para hacer
frente polaco.
LONDRES. Septiembre 13.-Un des-
pacho procedente de Constantinopa
recibido hoy aqui, dice que Ell general
Wrangel esta ahora coInbatiendo con
sus tropas en- las cercanfas de Polo
Chi, ell Ia provincial de ESxaternoslav,
en- donde 5iene bajo sus inmediatas
ordenes toda una h-igada con 81 res
nectivo rstado MAYOR 2
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