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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09
INTERESTING SPIRlTUALIST SER
VICES
Different Speakers and Messages hear
erS ut Madison Camp for the Week

The annual campmeeting of the
Spiritualists of Madison Camp opened
Sunday with fine weathr and good at
tendance President George h. Cut
ter of Boston presided and voiced
opening remarks. He also furnished
special music for the occasion both
on the piano and by snging. In the
afternoon Rev. Frederick Nicholson
pastor of the Universal Spirlualist
Church in Boston who has appeared
frequently at Lakewood in past sea
sons delivered the address Under con-
troll and later voiced messages VIII Oh
we're received and clearly interpret
ed by persons in the audience. The
stage was prcttily decorated with
flowers aud presented an attractive
appearance MIR. Nicholson conduct
ed seance in the evening Monday
there were serves in the forenoon aud
evening while Tuesday and yesterday
tire were services forenoon, after
noon and evening with Geo B Cutter
Converse +. Niekerson and Mrs Eli
zabeth Harlow Goet2. the latter being
new at Madison Camp as the speakers,
and message bearers The program
for the balance OF the session is as
follows with sale of fancy article
week days by the Ladies Aid Society.
Thursday, September 9th. 1870 a. m.
conference with speakers taking part
200 p m. Convere f Nickeron, S15I
p. m, grand concert, admission %
cents Friday. Sept. 10th, 1870 a.
m. Frederick Nicholson. 200 p. m.
Mrs Elizabeth Harlow Goetz, Annual
business meeting, S15 p. m, Trac-
ton Co. night. dance Saturday
September 11th 1870 a. m, Elizabeth
Harlow Goetz. 200 p. m. Frederick
Nicholson 730 p m, Nicholson, Cut
ter, Nickerson, Admission Is cents
Sunday, September 18th, 1870 a. m.
Converse f. Nickerson 200 p m,
Frederick Nicholson 80 p. M! Fare
well Seance, admissiin Is cents.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09
Harvey u. Eaton Visits Farm in Aero
plane

Harvey D. Eaton of Waterylle, who
is a frequent visitor at his farm near
CaSs Corner in Cornville, made a trip
up from Watervillc Sunday by aroe-
plane passing over Skowhegan cir
culing around Lake Wesserunsett and
thence over to Cornville. The trip
was made with Lieutenant Maxim,
who has been flying from the Central
Maine Fair grounds, his intimate ac-
quaintance with Mr.. Eaton leading up
to the visit and trip of Sunday last.
Mrs. Eaton drove up from Waterville
by automobile to meet them.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09

The Boston Post, New England's
best daily, to subscribers Of the Re-
porter, $40 for six months; $500
year.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09

We take orders for receiving stamps.
dating and numbering devises Of all
kinds
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09

Samuel Albee OF Norridgewock who
is 81 years old recently dug ten and
one-half bushels Of potatoes from his
garden in about an hour and half.
He figured that they yielded better
than 400 bushels to the acre. One
hill contained II potatoes, nine if
which averaged a half a pound apiece.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09

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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09
SOMERSET COUNTY
STATE OF MAINE

o o b. 1920
fully tearing 0
dUav6 LII Secretary
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09

For Representatives to Legislature
CLYDE Il SMITH Skowhegan
ARROTT W NELSON Fairfield
JOHN u. WENTWORTH. rittstleld
FRED LUCAS. st. Adams
GEORGE II. NILES. Madison
FRANK II. HOLLEY. Arson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
ROAD BILL
IS OPPOSED
BY League
Municipal League, However,
Indorses Soldier Bonus
in Report

The Municipal league went on rec
ord as approving the soldiers bonus
hin and as opposing the cariyon road
bill.
The report on the bonus bill de-
ciared the provision proposed In be
half OF the ox.scrvicc men was "rea-
sonahle and just and IAN act OF rrs-
titutfon for the financial Tossed suf.
fercd by reason OF military service
during the war;
In opposing the Cariyou bin. the
committee reported that much OF the
pavement would b. In sparscly set
tied districts. and that much OF the
mileage In Eastern Washington
would not follow the shortest. bost or
most practicable route.
The committee reporting on PRO
posed constitutional amendment In
crcasinx the pay OF certain state Of
ficisis reported favoring the amend
ment
= The present limitations wcre pre-
scribed In 1859 TO meet conditions As
they wer~ then. In no sense could
restrictions then quite reasonable be
deemed adequate today. said the com
mittee.
The average pay OF the principal
administrative officials OF this state
Is now less than that Of the deputies
of King county. Il Is less than that
OF many subordinate officers of the
city - seattle: II Is less than that Of
the school principals in many small
cities OF this state.
Adequate salaries should attract
well equipped men IA well as make
IL possible for n poor man TO serve
The resulting increase in taxes. II
b said. VIII be practically nothing.
amounting to about $4,000 OF one
mill per anuur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

down. saw hundreds OF them,
vhe first came leaping down and
drew up surprised at sight OF me.
steeled myself for rush. little
realizing that the Cinnamon were
perhaps worse scared than myself,
was determined 20 mace every
chlnk that got within reach. Then
The hail was plunged into dark
mesa The lights had zone out
IN the next few minutes many
L Cinnamon bfeathed past mo In
the darkness. Some I caught. but
they sauirmed free could hear
one more coming down the stairs.
laid for him in what I imagined
was a good location
As he came by | pouneed on him
and together we rolled the floor.
He cursed In perfectly good Ems.
lish and demanded I let him up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
NO TIPS? OUCH!
BILL EvENS IT
Travellers Paradise at Mi
Ian Soon Smashed
ny MILTON RlsONNER

MIIsANs--By mail ri thought
had found the travellers paradlse--a
place where the eternal tip Is not
even expected.
The hotel manager told me wns
not to tip. The hotel clerk who
booked me repeated this. The chief
porter warned me no tips were en-.
pected- The chambermaid repeated
the glad song. Likewise the waiter.
1t was great. grand and glorious
feeling. would certainly have 10 tell
ali the folks back home about IL
Then woke upi My bin was hand
q me. The last item was rs per
cent. on the amount OF the bin IN
LIEU or TIPS
In Milan the workers got together
and made up their minds 10 cinch the
tin business. They forced the propri.
etors TO stick on a is per cent ser
vice. charge. which Is divided among
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
Boom Record Vote
for Soldier Bonus


TACOMA. Oct. eT.---one hundred
per cent" precincts for the veterans
bonus bin
That Is the object OF American L.
etcn posts turnout the state. accord
ing TO the state campaign commit.
tee OF the legion
There are scores Of people who
expect TO attain that goal. too"
Chairman Dewitt NJ Evans Of Taco
ma announced today
A spirited competition among the
posts In the Ave congressional dis.
tricts for the honor Of having not
only the most 100 per cent" pre-
clncts. but the greatest aggregate
vote for the compensation measure
has sprung up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
Flying Cowboy" to
Boost Bonus Bill

l. J. De viliierA the -flying cow
noy.- viii make q s.ooc-foot para
chute Jump In the interests Of the
soldiers bonus bin Saturday after.
noon
The hap win be made At Z o'clock.
For an hour preceding the jump. De
yiiIiers will circle the city In q ma
chine piioted by Burrill johnson.
showering the city with literature
explaining why the bonus bill
shouId be ratified
Advance arrangements for de VII
hers feat are in the hands Of Ralph
A. Horr. who IN in charge OF the
statewide campaign for the bonus
bill. on which. AZ Referendum No. .,
the people viii vote next Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
Could Not Enthuse
Over Swimming Race

PARIS, oct. 2T.-S Some folks here
simply win not get "het up" over a
sporting event. jules Lameroux was
swimming across the Seine. A spec
tator ieaped from a bridge. declaring
no was going 10 shake hands with
the swimmer. lie forgot he couldn't
swim. Bystandera were busy rcscu.
ing him when a fisherman seated on
tho bridge called out In wrath; Get
away You're driving away the
fiahr"
~~~~~~~~~~~~~<>~
There was flicker OF light In
the few electric globes In the hall
and found myself pinning Ander'
son 10 the fioorl
"And they all got away" b. said.
as he brushed himself off WON
der who switched off the iightAT"
NJE went up TO a room on the
w fourth floor and found a big
den lined with cots. The air was
heavy with opium smoke. An over,
turned peanut oil lamp had burnt
hole In one cot.
We opened the windows and the
cool night air rwlrled In the suffo-
eating room
A few minutes later we had
wrecked the room. mopped the
Precipitation from my brow and
asked fiaerman:
What nextr'
about time IN knock Off. ma
been n good nights work" he an
swered.
II was nearly 4 a m.
Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

Variations In the dismetrrs Of Cyl
indcrn are quickly determined by a
new gnuge and shown on a dial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
ny LEE SULLIVAN


Mai AN*AN -
rTuiE Milwaukee hotel looked quiet.
l. There werr not more than ono
or two lighted rooms on earh floor.
Anderson pointed out 10 mo the
suite Of Coon DIP. Chinese consul.
where fringe OF iight showed from
behind tho curtains
We went around on Seventh ave.
10 the side OF the building. Ander-
son pushed open a door aud led the
way as we started up an ilhnghted
stairway.
suddenly Anderson stopped
what was thatg- he said.
somebody ringing for ioewaier.-
suggested
More probably SNOW Baerman
said with a laugh,
Reaching a landing we entered .
hail thru door to the right
Here's the lookout's euhbyhoie."
Anderson said as he pushed on q
small door. Huh. IT'S locked -
funny. Hasn't been thing dcin---
The door crcaked and was opened
BY a scared. shrivcied Chlnsman.
'Heii-or- exclaimed Eaerman- lie
haSicd the chink out BY the collar.
Before we could question him We
heard the shutting patter Of many
feet ON the floors above.
The hell was an aiarm--ict'a CO.
Andy. Here. hold this guy Baer.
man said excitedly. lie showed the
Chinanan at me
And stop every one that comes
down. was hts parting order be
fore l could even protest against
being left alone IN the darkened
Railways 90 cope with what l
thought were desperate Cinnamon.
T FELT the smooth security Of
i my gun
I looked at me shrinking China.
man whose collar was tightly
ciu,ching. His eyes rolled furtiveiy.
lie would have liked 10 have smiled
at me. but l gave him my hardest
police look.
From tho floor above there scon
came a loud ciamor-Chinks run
ming. doors slarnming. scraplnss and
poundlngs-
was getting nervous. expect
ed any moment a terrible gargoyie
OF a-chiaaman with . bloody dag
ser 20 come lsapinx at mo from tho
dark shadows OF the hallway and
rescue my captive. ciutched his
collar the tighter and he squirmet
The noss> above shifted 20 the
stairway. saw the vanguard OF
a host Of Cinnamon come swarminT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
Officer Sullivan
He Helps Wreck Chinese Den
Has Savage Fight in the Dark
What He SaD When the Lights Came
The End of an Exciting Night

Of g
Of m~mher e In
anier h
s,r. ~ssats policeman.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
ZELEZNICNl DOPRAVA DRAzSf.
KOMISE PRO MEZlSTATNf OBCHOD POvOLILA ZE
LEZNIC1M ZVYSITI JfZDNE o 20 PROCENT, MA
KLADNf DOPRAVU Cd Is DO 40 PROCENT.

Washington, 81. cervence. Rozhodnutfm komise pro
mezistani obchod byo dovoeno zeezncim zvy ejch
by tax ably zskay prbzne pdl druheho bionu vice dd
chodI
Sazby nakladn doprayu budou Zvyseny as tfetinu
iizdne ceujlci petnu popatek pouzvani spacch
voz1 polovic.
Rovnez lodch konaicch sluzbu podel pobrez neb
vnitrozem, fekach ezerech elektrckych drahach
mohou by popatky zvseny pomeru ke zvysen zeezn
cch ejich kan6 Neby u6inn zadny odhad jake cfsice
toto zvysenf dosahne.
Move sazby ez mali zdstati do bfezna 1922 Weldon
patnost petdenni oznamen ucnene zeIeznicem koms
pro mezsani obchod veTenost byti patnost pred
lednem 1921 Pon6vadz vsak vdni zaruka deficit zeeznc
presava za ocekava zeeznce ostatni doprav
nj spole6nosti ustanovi move sazby pred tim dnem.
Zvyseni povolen6 komsf ma opatrit zeezncm dodate6
d1chody paceni vys mzdy cn pres $500 900
mmo 6procentni cisty dhchod cekovou hodnotu
ezncniho majeku ak jest to dovoeno die zn6n dopravni
ckeho zakona Cekova hodnota vech ezmc bya odhadnu
koms $18900 900 prot knihove hodnote $20040
600 900, iak byla udana zeezncemi. n
Zvysenf 20procentnf izdne pro cestucf dopravu
zavazadel pres dovoenou vahu dopravu leka 50pro
cen zvseni pouzvani spacich voz budou vseobecna
cele ZvySeni nakadn dopravu bude rnzn cd
40 vchod6 25 hu 35 procent "a
pade = totiz od reky Mississippi ku Skanatym horam do
% cd Skanaych hor ku pacckemu pobez nepoc
taje to Alasku.
Kasase pro mezsatni obchod razhadnut iea saaijas
36 tenych sranek nevypocva presne ak vysoko stoup
dichody dopravnch poetnosti dsledcich onoho IVY
Semi ale prav ze Jest pine opravnene vzhedem rychle me-
nicim podminkam porebe opatfeni postacenych do
pravnich prostredkI pro obchod zeme.
ZvSenl zeeznicnch dopravnch sazeb pocit kazdy bud
primo neb nepfmo Po6a re jenom zvseni nakladnch
dopravnch azeb rovna rozvru S12 rocn6 kazdeho
ze, zenu dit6 pri ldnatos 105,000,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
KONEC AMER. LETECkE
ESKADRY.

Londyn, 2. srpna. Celia Kos
ciuskova eskadrilla, pozustava
jfci z americkych letcd bojuji-
cfch s polskou armadou, byla
zneschopnena k dalsim bojum
pri pokusu zastaviti rusky po-
stup ma Varsavu, bylo ozname-
no dnes kap. George Kellym z
Richmond, Va, clenem one
druziny, jenz pfibyl prave do
Londyna s ddlezitym vzkazem
cd polske vlady. Ackoli zadny
re clenu eskadrilly nebyl zabit
Cd te dolby, CO zahynul Ed
hlund Graves z Cambridge,
Mass, vsichni byli poraneni
neb jinak k urazu prisli. Zadny
re clenu druziny nebyl zajat,
.ackoli kap. Cooper Indiana
polls mel jednou ma male.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
TRAGICKY SKON BYV. GUVERNERA.
j. FRANK HANLY, DRfVEJSf GUVERNER INDIANY,
OBETf AUTOMOBILOVEHO NESTESTf S DVEMA
SVYMI PRATELL

jenz zasahl automobil DR.. Ba-
kera, ujizdel velikou rychlo-
Sti. 1
]. Frank Hanly narodil Sc
We srubu ma farme blize me-
stecka St. Joseph V okresu
Champaign, V Illinoisu, 4. dub
ma 1868, kde jeho rodice by
Iii mezi prvnimi osadniky tom
okoli. V detstvi jenom nepra-
videlne chodil do skoly, jezto
bylo treba jeho pomoci ma far
me a cteni a psani Sc naucil cd
matky. Pozdeji, svym vlastnim
piicinenim, propracoral Sc nor
malni Skolou a ziskal ucitel-
sky diplom, kdyz bylo mu ne
CO malo pres Is roku. Skoro
soucasne Sc ozenil, pojav "a
manzelku slecnu Evu Simmero-
YOU z Williamsport, Ind. Ma
politickou drahu uvedl jej
soudce Rabb 2 tehoz mesta,
jenz vyzval jei jednoho dine,
kdyz So zamestnaval vykopa-
vanim, stoky, ably promluvil ne
kolik reci V nadchazejici poll
ticke Rampant. Pri tom Hanly
objevil svuj talent a dial Sc do
studovani prav, coz 1spechem
dokoncil. Slouzil n6kolik lhGt
We statnim senatu a pozdeji v
kongresu We Washingtone.
V roce 1904 zvolen byl gu
vernerem statu Indiany vetsi-
nou $4,000 hlasu a znovuZvo-
len pro druhou lkitu. PoZdeji
sc venoval hnutf prohibicnimu
a roku 1916 byl navrzen touto
lstranou "a presidenta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
RUSOVE ODLOzILI VYJEDNAVANL.
CHTEJ1 PATRNE DOBYTI vARsAvU, HLAvNf ME-
STO POLSKE REPUBLIKY, NEzLI UZAVROU
PRfMERf III

Pariz, 81. cervence. Trocky
naridil rudym armadam dobyti
Varsavu, nez-li jednani pfi-
meri bude zahajeno. Soucasne
polskym delegatGm, kteri pfi-
jeli do Brest-Litevska vcera ve-
Ger bylo receno, re ruske vyso-
ke veleni neprijme je az 4.
srpna. Nejposlednejsi zpravy
z Polska sdeluji, re bolsevici
dobyli Bialystok a ze jejich il
zda postoupila ma padesat XII
lometrG "a ono mesto. Fran
couzske zahranicni minister
stvo oznamuje, re sifrova de-
pese z Moskvy vrchnimu veleni
rudych armad byla zachycena
a re Sc V nj nafizuje, ably ar
mazda napjala vsechny silly ma
dobyti polskeho hlavniho me-
sta.
BolSevicke uTednis soznameni
pravi:
"Rozvinujeme velikou ofen-
sivu, kterou nepfftel nem1ze
zastaviti."
Zpravu o odlozeni vyjedna-
vani, obdrzelo zahranicni mi
nisterstvo Cd velvyslance JUS
|seranda, vIdce franc. mis-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
ZENSkY BATTALION ZLE
POSEKAN.

Varsava, 1. srpna. VarSava
uvedomila 81 dnes pine hruzy
valky, kdyz pribyl tam, We vel
mi zubozenem stavu, zensky
battalion, jenz Sc podilel ma o.
brane Vilny. Utrpel velike
ztraty a jest nyni reorganiso-
van. MISE byla slouzena "a zen-
ske vojaky a ostatni, kdoz po-
lozili sve zivoty pri obrane Viii
ny. We Varsave jsou nyni roze-
stavovana della prot aeropla-
nun, nebot' panuji obavy pred
vzdusnym 1tokem bolseviki,
ktefi jsou dobre zasobeni le-
tadly vseho druhu. Tez civilni
organisace Sc pfipravuji k o.
brane m6sta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
SCHUZE RADY SVAZU
NARODU.
We vymsns valecnych zajatcI
Ruskem vyskytly Sc vazne
obtize.

San Sebastian, Spanelsko, l..
srpna. Repatriace 100000 va
lecnych zajatcd drzenych do
sud v Rusku a 100000 Rust v
nemeckych zajateckych tabo-
rech vezenich byla predme-
tenn uvazovanf rady Svazu Ma
rodu v jejf dnesnim zasedani.
DR.. Fridhjof Nansen, nedav-
no ustanoveny ku obstaravanf
dopravy techto zajatcG ozna-
mil, ze vymena byla zastavena
ruskou sovetskou vladou.
Plany ma dopravu Rusd ma
|lodich do Vladivostoku byl.v
formulovany, vyrozumenim,
ze lodi tyto budou privazeti
zpet Cechy a Uhry a dopra-
vovati je do Terstu, nez toto
zarizeni bylo zmaTeno, pravil
DR.. Nansen, odepfenim SOVIET
ske vlady zaruciti, re Rusdm
bude dovoleno pokracovati z
lVladivostoku v ceste do svych
domovn.
1
Rada pokracovala rozpra.
,vach o SVEN programu v sou.
kromi a oznameni jednotlivycl
rozhodnuti bude vydano ma We.
rejnem zasedani v dtery.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
Obsazeni arcibiskupskeho

Obsazeni arcibiskupskeho
stolce v OIomouci. "Maeri-
sches Tagblatt" V Olomouci
sd6luie, re olomoucka kapito-
la sestavila jiz terno pro OBJ
sazeni olomouckeho arcibiskup
skeho stolce. Ma prvem miste
V tomto ternu ie senator DIR.
Stoian, ma druhem mfste posi-.
prof. Sramek a ma tfetim pro-
fesor bohoslovecke fakulty v
Olomouci DIR. Jan Helsel.
Sebevrazda obhajce komuni-
sty Holze. Nedavno byl We ve-
Gerniku "Prava Lidu' prudce
napaden jicinsky advokat DIR.
Abel, obhajce povestneho ne
meckeho komunistickeho vud-
ce HoeIze, jenz po SVEN nezda-
renem prevratu Sasku utekl
Sc do Czech, zde byl zatcen a u
veznen V trestnici Kartouzich
u Jicina. Dru. Abelovi vytyka-
10 "P. L., re Sc dopustil w.
deracstvi. nebot' pry "a obha-
iobu Hoelze 81 napocital st.
900 korun a Ia zvlastni inter
vence, aby Hoelz nebyl vydan
Sasku, 10000 korun. DR.. Abel,
sam socialni demokrat a stou-
pence levice, byl timto utokem
a pax tim, re Hoelz jej vyka-
zal ze sve cely, TAX rozrusen,
ze nevyckal ami navratu diver
nika jicinske socialne demo.
kraticke organisace, jenz od-
iel do Prahy. aby vymohl v
"Pravu Lidu" opravu, a wa
81 zivot. V utery v noci Sc We
SVEN byte obesil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02

Dennison, o., l. srpna. j.
Frank Hanly, dfivejsi republi-
kansky guverner Indiany a
kandidat "a presidenta ma pro-
hibicnim listku V roce 1916, u
trpel smrtelne zraneni dnes V
7 40 hod. rano, kdyz autoplo-
bill, v n6mz jel, zasazen byl VIA
KEN Pennsylvansk6 drahy Sest
roil vychodne cd tohoto mesta.
DR.. c.. M. Baker z Kilgore,
O., jenz ridil automobil a pi.
Kilgore-ova prisli rovnez o Ii
vot. Byli sice vsichni til dopra-
veni "a ziva jeste do zdejSi ne
rocnice, ale smrt brzy nasle-
dovala. Pan Hanly skonal V 9;
pi. Bakerova v 80 a DR.. Ba-
ker We $3.50 odpoledne.
Manzele Bakerovi setkali Sc
S Hanlym V Dennison, V 6:45
dnes rano a vezli jej do sveho
domova V Kilgore, kde mel V
umyslu straviti den. Ultra mel
prosloviti rec ma Chatauqua V
Carrolton.
Pravi Sc, re DR.. Baker vjel
ma koleje Sc svym automobl-
lem, kdyz nakladni vlak W.
chodnim smerem ujizdejici mi
nul, primo do cesty vlaku ma
zapad jedoucimu, jimz auto
mobil byl zasazen. Stroj nesen
byl temer pil mile ma pilotu
lokomotivy.
Krizovatka, kde Sc nestesti
udalo, vzdyclSy byla povazova-
ma "a nebezpecnou a nekoliR
.lidi bylo tam zabito. Jest tu
znacny svah nakladni vlak,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-02
BREsT-LITOvsK v RUKOU RUsU.
MOHUTNA POLSKA PEVNOST SEDMDESAT SEDM
MIL DO VARSAVY, BYLA DOBYTA BOLSEVIKY.

lie v onom pristavu. Veliky dav
shromazdil Sc pozdeji kolem
vezeni, kde vojaci jsou drzeni
a rozsirili Sc povesti, re diva
britsti vojaci, vezne hlidajici,
byli zabiti. Do Gdanska priji-
zdf kazdodenne nekolik lodi z
Francie a z Anglie S valecnym
materialem pro Polaky, kteryz
jest dopravovan nejvetsi moz-
nou rychlosti ma frontu. Pres
velike uspechy bolsevikd fran
couzska vojenska misse pohlizi
ma situaci dosti optimisticky a
ocekava, re armada Sc vzpruzi
pod vIdcovstvim gen. Hallera,
o cemz jiz nynf cetne znamky
So objevuji sesilenim polskeho
odporu ma nekterych castech
fronty.
Pariz, 1. srpna. Nemecka
stanice pro jiskrovou telegraph
V Nauen poslala 80. cervence
depesi sovetskym 1radum "
Moskve oznamujici, ze presi-
dent Ebert prohlasil neutralitu
We valce mezi Polskem a sove-
ty, die zprav De Temps dnes.
Tyz sasopis sdeluje, ze obsa-
hla correspondence jest nyni v
proudu mezi Berlinem a Mo-
skvou.
Berlin, 1. srpna. Zakaz vse-
no druhu verejnych i soukro-
mych zabav byl vydan polsky-
mi vojenskymi 1rady, die de-
pesi dnes zde obdrzenych.
Prestupky podlehaji trestum
pokutami v6zenfm. V kabi-
netnich kruzich prevlada po-
.nura nalada po schuzce konane
Sc zastupci dohodovych moe
nosti. Tito pry poukazovali, s
jakymi obtizemi bylo by spoje-
no vojenske pomahani Polsku a
zddraznovali, ze hlavne Sc mu-
81 spol6hati ma vlastni silu.
Polaci ma SVEN ustupu ami
nemeli casu zniciti dGlezity ze-
leznicni most " Grodnu, cimz
umozneno bylo ruske jfzde "a
skociti je ma jich nejkrajnej-
Sim levem kTidle. Vojensti kri-
tikove jsou toho mineni, re CT
ler: Rusd pritomne jest Ostro-
lenka, dGlezita zeleZnicni spoj-
ka, odkud mohli by Sc snadno
zmocniti kontroly Bialystok-
VarSava zeleznice.
Zprava z Gdanska pravi, re
pres shroucenf Sc polske from
ty, pokracuje Sc " preprave z
Gdanska americkych polskych
dobrovolniku, kteff bojovali
armadou generala Hallera We
Francii. Americky parnik
Pocahontas, dodava depese, O.
deiel do New Yorku 1900
muzi, ktefi slouzili pod gen
Hallerem.
Carihrad, 1. srpna. Bolsevl
: cke pronikani do Armenska po
kracuje, die zprav obdrzenycf
zde. Provincie Karabagh
Zanhazour zalozily sovetsk'
vlady 20. cervence die vzorl
vlady v Baku.