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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-26
Second Floor Plan.

vegetables and for the other things
that ordinarily are kept there.
This home Is the kind that those
who have not large amount of money
to expend can secure. 1t Is good to
look at, and provides an up-to-date.
comfortable and convenient place for
the family Of average size.
There never was a time when home
owning was more profitable than now.
Rents, especially In the cities and
towns, are all out Of proportion to the
cost Of building. 1t Is a case Of ''pay
what l ask, or go without" The man
who owns his home Is Independent of
landlords; after his home is paid for
he has an asset that IL worth more to
him than the money It cost his family
has a real home, and he has the re-
spect that Is paid every one who
owns property.
Now is the time to prepare to build.
The first move, Of course. Is the seleC-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-26
Novel Rheumatic scurs."

A really quaint cure for "matics"
has been known under the name Of the
whale cure" which Ii said to have
been tried in Australia. With what
success 1t has not been ascertained ;
but at q certain seaside resort out
there, Q hotel once accommodated pa
tients, who would wait till a whale
was caught. Then the "cure" began
The whale was landed, holes dug in It's
body large enough to admit" patients
and into these the "rheumy" ones
would get.
According to the severity of the
complaint, % they would remain; but
this treatment" should at least make
one forget the rheumatics.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-26

ton vi The plans for, the home. fol
these must be secured before 1t can b.
determined how much the house will
cost. Bankers always are ready tc
help finance home builders, as there
is no better security for loans than 6
home and no better borrower than thu
man who will save for q home.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-26
Knew Him Well.

Mr.. Borer ION being introduced to
his adored ones mother)-Pardon me.
Mrs. Marie, but have we not met b.
fore7 Your face seems strangely IA.
miliar.
The Lady (coldly)-Yes; l am the
woman who stood up before you for an
hour In q railway carriage the other
day while you sat reading . paper
AnGW0gA
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-26

permits comfortable, convenient and
economical use Of the interior space.
This home has a frontage Of SO feet
and Is % feet deep. 1t contains seven
rooms, four on the. first floor and three
ON the second. Outwardly this colonial
house gives a strong impression of
hospitality. Its great wide porch with
the colonial columns; its dormer pro-
lection and balcony set into the front
on the second floor; its dining room
bay window, and Its general appear
ance all combine to give the passerby
the thought that here is a real
home"
The floor plans show the sizes and
ARRANGEMENT Of the rooms. The en-.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
BELGIUM TO GET U. s. CATTLE
cksesse k'r1o>a Cs.es Far, Which
Regular sh pr,eats afs 70 Rs
Ma.

New. Yo-S.-A !. se and, rNcc1'lar
movement, of. "a 'r";a 'hes country.
Consigned - ''s ,.e'%ian soSa:nne's,.
wifi h. star 3 > tia he tex, few
days .tCs CSa,2, ,..o 'N0sashous the great,
CT rar; "f .,s,' scaf.
4, ls ui4 stet'd tasi ,asse animals
Will lre u>a! Ia oeplare ssae 'ss>es
Tkey are 10 So l9 gay ~ Ro>'o" TO
An;wc'r. The cS,-> guer Is T. kuras
& Cp. Of Caa=arF, Can Sh'rments
will he made st>'m northwestern Car,
ada. Kanss ss Pity and Chicago direct
20 .i,c large >isckyeris rear Sos;,Sa
ne,wern 2tfsl ard S,Ao head will he
SHIPPED cacs nicn'l, Al of the cst,ss
viii be discharged 81 Antwerp
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

yar.oas Investigations ci
urf'.eer,ng are again being
made, which causes the proateer
TO Slauah real hearty, for be
knows ,hs, he Is going 10 De al
soweh 30 ge. awsy with h!s loot
Ne read in the papers the other
dow. howaver, Of tho arrest and
prosecu ticn 0, aa alleged prof
tear. so We feel somewhat en-
conraged at the progress the
hythorit.es arr making III pro
iueting tho pubic against this
gentry lie WAS fhpoh stand
hes,ror wha had charged q
cents for asapdwiol Stu. this
tnciSnu, IN hardly sufficient &
cause she hig spectators in
sugar and other ncecssar'es oi
life. WHO have been p!ondeisre
the consumer ot huEdreGs OF
n.s,iens o. dollars during the
past year. 10 lie awake nights
with visions Of Atoue walls and
barred windows. As Ion. ~
,hr blg proa,eeYs act. fairly
square with The government in
,nak In9 ,hesr income tax and OK:
cess prof. .ax returns they viii
not be seriously nolss,ed hy the
federal authorities, however
/. .muehthey may Investigate" Al
for the fellow who made the
oyercharge na. ,Ge sand ~!ah,
why, he s. the goat. -.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
TO FIGHT UNDER
FOURTH FLAG
WINS cTlTlolE From French
" AeesptsS ~ Lstts Y~soty-YAsss
Nsas-oiS oeoeasyn oey VIII hsvs
eervo6 Under Fsvs Tiaos -
FouS rearN

waEav.-Nsi Joses.A c. g,ehssa. .
twensy-three-yesF.cs1 svsA.oe Of Es~ck.
lyn. n. T.. who already has saGxhs In
three armies, has cote 20 KiyE 10 ez-
list under the Ls;sisa tag liz the var
against the ResxSsr beixheriki- II his
services are accepted, he will have
served under fsu. 1axs 10 fs,ur years
The eolcry os France. AEseriez. Poasr,s;
end Letvta, 10 rurI- have Eoa has AZ
legiance.
Since last faE Major Stshgin has
been fighting III the arEstsoa brsneA
Of the Polish auss. and In ,tat s@rr-
Ice took par, II the Pollsa drire .aIch
threw the hoisleviki oat Of Dyinsk-
Wins French cftasieeA
Stehlin. who Was formerly q life
guard II Sheepsaeaa bag. Brooklyn.
wen, to France In January. 1917. ard
Joined the Frenes flying corps, where
he won two citations and axs rYn-nc.
ed to be sergeant TO. siding fellow
aviators ATTACKED ty German rs&oes-
When the American srzny came ose-
to France Stehlin transferred his allie
glance 10 the American Gag received
q commission is FIRST lsu!sn4Z. of
Aviaiors, and took part In sctss'ras liz
the Champagne. Neraun and scissors
sectors After the arrnistiee he re-
turned TO the rni;s-d States and is said
TO have tot1ed the asiE-tcra ss-c.io- u
the New York police as s cnptain
Made csptzin in Poland.
Last September lie Joined tie Polish
forces recruited ia New York. wEs
commissioned as eapsain. came TO Fo-
land and WAS assigned 70 duty ON Vie
northeastern frons
= He spent four months with Il Po-
lish dying squadron. t@i1- ,he only
American with the P.yles' en- ths. rsar-
.icular front. and participated IN a'l
the aviation work Isrsces3 ns ard dur
Ing the Polish aus cs on the bcis2er-
iki tn the region. ~ DylDsk-
Ssehiin hss flown over parts Of
Frxnce, Belgium. Spain Rassia. Po-
land. Li.huania stsd the Uait~i S.stes-
and has h.sssex se.on Sf seeing Lewis
and Rigs from the air Iii his. ss.rricv
with the Let's
Major Stehlin says he has 10 Idea
what vocation lie viii. take Ep Il The
wa. should end over here. but be feels
CERTAIN tha; lie cAn neyer 60 back 10
the pros.A;c duties Of a l..eSpsr. IF
the beach. That game is no, exciting
enough foc man 10. ye: 'sea'y-
four. who has fus.sh; under four asgA
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

Onr Democratic friends will
bring up any an argument In Dc.
fense Of their party and the
Wilson administration. but what.
ever shining array Of principle
aud achievements they may
present, or however g!ittering In
generality they may become.
there 10 always one great aud
shining fast that must forever
beditn the effulgence Of their
self praise. They Democrats in
the seven years Of the Wilson
ad miaistraiion have spent more
money in carrying On the gov.
ernment than ths whole cost of
our government amounts 70
from its foundation until the
memens President Wilson vas
inaugurated. Seven Ers
against LAG years. 1t il the kill.
ing record.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
SAY WFE MUST work
osslse MsUaaoe cs1s prsvt6es pwle
eisais 4sgs ssspsss GasA
OtAse.

Lon6on.-A Russian wife 10 suqusrud
10 support hsr knas~zsd II shs be abls
To Do - and b. 10 unable b wosis
ard In nesd II Ass support psAw ~
marriage laws n so.sss Ruanaa. 4
copy of this codA Translated into Eng
LISA. has just reached London frun
the Russian Reepies Com.rissasist of
Justice.
II pe0vides tlns IuArfied persons
shall be expected 10 support each Oh
e.. Should on refuse. and the o<hsr
be what u ciassed ~ 4 'pssdful.- IN
1T to w0ris. the LATTER has the right to
apply to the department Of social se-
curity to compel the husband or wife.
u the case rasy be. to pay support
Mutual consent of husband and wife
Or merely the desire a one Of them
to be freed from the ether may be Coo
stdered ss grounds for divorce. Local
Judges are authorized TO hear divorce
cases. but their dedsians are subject
to appeal.
The matrimonial age IL fixed At Is
for men and le for girls. Both must
be of sound mind and mutually desir-
Gus Of marriage. Differences Of re,i-
eiop or VOWS OF ceiibacy .re no impe,i-
uaen.. Married persons may choose
to bear the surname Of the bride or
the. bridegroom. or Of their Joint
narnes. Marriages a,nsres-sed in &C.
cordance with religious forms are not
binding unless the union lis registered
under the prescribed form Of civil So
viei!st marriages Uid forms of mar
rage law. or, Es II lis termed, the
lesaiis-d forging together os%nen and
women" are abolished.
= Under the laws Of SpcsxsSson4 in the
soviet code, none but the -res-.ful"
and the" stfte may inhes:,' Yropesty.
The estates of eirisrants and o< rebels
are subject 10 o~onhscaiiou sy the state.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
Wood chern,ns Newest Fsa

Los Angeles. Cal,--p, N. t.nnaci
usnarrr of string of California ,carN
Is; hotels has Installed al Santa sarN
hara and Pasadena ca,nmas cid
fashioned sN,et ri'e. well eQaipisca
with axes % VARGAS weights aad net
tor sharp. Guests s,r w~icsase 10 chop
10 their hearts ca,rat. Llnnarc Is
willing ta Furnish sii the Nod they
want. II Was ,Annard ~he sreash,
~ccd splitting TO Tie nsaSSrs-,aas Is
the usass~. ef tourists
-Thssi.rv Roosevelt bnspi-~. rhe
iss~a.- Linnari said = hcliss- w"os'-
cbut,.lss the heSi nt exercise aud .
ksAv q faa q. svsl
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

Pte<re, s. n--A pig. 60 the csrsrS-
,ca ranch. In Hsssoc ca7asy seems 70
have as many lives as uNss: cats and
rssssih,y may BE ssp~-scr in sazze r~-
s,s>ss to q wAc,~ ,se es esrsetS Ths
pig fel, into q ~v., ssa r~srassed thes~
for - as.s s~sfax 'ats firne The
cwoer searche<s ard advertised ses the
missing ro<kes. :, ~ss fosn1 By .
deg. whose sessens stsrscsa . cesrse
es chlltr~a. Evidsnsiy tA< pAx had
livcs. "a srcw. I, ~as r~sk. bat W.T.
srg 10 eat vhsn hesssess fre<n the weii
sss u hsd tass ansss; ., vsssssssA
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
NOISE COST. RAILROAD $3.50
Maryland We-sar Gets vsrases ssr esi'
Ringing ard Car Ssefsias
st Night

Rs Ra.t.snatc.-~MrS rAarsl3 L. Syrasng'
,ea II the tsre~a Spring valley ~
zs,,s;exs 4 verde. g. go fv0sss 3 tary
In the suit AGAINST Walker n A.sasss.
fsx.sFsi rx.s.vaa administrative, and shs,
P~nn>yiransa Ea.lrs,se ts.aaGany- Mrs
S,ralnrsor asss>a for Sssaoa
Mrs. Synsn<son, Charged a.ssst The
ringing cs hls s~,7. blowing II engine
whistles and shifting ~ cars kept her
family swake- Mrs SsJasnsscH sis<'
c>sn,ensie&s that \ he-s<~ m her s'sus~rsy
WIS Destroyed aat tAs. q Esx.sen e<
her land was used by .hr csssusAay.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
FAvos TO KINGS isks ssisS
Waiver e. cesserss Saiss ~ rrcsstxr
SHARPLY crstSss,sa ~
kesscsesra

Geneva. SsitseriAnd-An sr1er ~
sued 90 tho treeps assi ssssssSsas otissisls
xusrf,ns the S~s-s~tsessssn froatses
shst II The .osSser kings Of Bavaria zad
wserssstahsrx and sa~ fs-Inev grand
duke ~ asd-a desire 10 erser ssitrrr-
lss.i attn their suites an t-ontier Zoe
uaiitis. mest he waived 10 tssir tSYeE
is causing csnssdsrssle discussion -
the Swiss ns~.rsr~rS~ rlas oS'ser ssss
the sornzer raeaAreAs and The Sae~tzoe
Erssa asss nssy cz.e into ssitzers4a9
vssAsut icing ssstesssa ~ the ass-zl
psecrssarx sf the frunfisf
Os~ of th~ s~ssg~p<ss is estssciz.oz
- ssx3ss ssks uArthes the swt>s Sss-
lmu1 = GnDnUn1n8 - UmmnGu11uk
.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
Think 1t Over, Thea Act.

tlt expenses" says The Re
publican Congress. GIVE Us
more money 10 spend" demand
the members u President VII.
son' aab.ne.. And the cabinet
iscomposed Of nan whose mlrds
run along with the Presidents.
|, is np to the American people
TO c,Ioose which OF t!.c two e.e.
merits they will support. /,
We ! ua'arely s-em i..At 81.
thoughtful, pradont man or
woman would sooner or later
arrive 81 the tQuclgsilan that The
eta ut fedora, eAtsavsSance and
waste must suon come To An enG
THIS Is an unavailable. issue be.
fore the peuole and they mus
pass Upon II 3. lie polls In No
ven her, L, is weil 10 il.,,s il
aver before you = o into the e'ec,
.,on bootl4. ai.a insn aud "there
act honestly ard Conscientious
~ with yourself. and with you'
.,sst Judgment; - Milan INC. Re
publican.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

Victory bsnds ses . new low
record Last Thursday. That ~as
the day after the SECRETARY OF
treasury offered another lssss sf
treasury certificates amonnting
10 500. 900. 600 ~ more. bearing
SIX per seas inteyest. This enc
hund red millions "or more" will
be but = drop In the bucket OF
administration's money mecca
stiles, and IL will make another
issue Of it, treasury certificates
in a few weeks probable, ~ still
higher interest rates, when gov
ernment bonds will! take another
flop. Notwithstanding the i'm
meuse inflow Of revenue from
the oppressive taxes that now
burden the people, the federal
treasury is always broke and
out borrowing money at rising
interest rates fer government
expenses. Before there can be
any relief from this reprehensi-
BILE situation of our sgovernme ent
there must be a change of ad-
ministration.. The party now In
power seems TO have, no concern
whatever in getting the govern
ment back upon :. a sound, debt
paying basis. 1t seems to be
.ou. 10 make grand cleanup OF
ali. the money it can. rake, and
'ssrape together. and. pass the
middle. of @reaeeuiiEg the ''a'
tion'i hnarees on. 10 the party
that villsscceed i, on March M
next. The Liberty and Victory
hond holder has no reason fot
loving the Wilson al administration,
aud cxn with good conscience
give il swift and heartyk.ck
on November ga next
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

They are fighting alongsa 400
mile front between Poland and
Russia. Quite like old times
u few years agone. Aud how
somebody must be Il worritin
that he can't send a million or -
Of American boys over there to
take a hard. TO cure the world Of
it's appetite for war. Meanwhile.
wha. is the League OF Nations
To eafoYce peace doing,
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

The Philadelphia rnalic !su
ger Gays the soaring pt,ed u'
sugar. with sIl ;ae denrivs.iou,
vas. food. waste and disturbioe
discomfort which 1t >sn,Sils,
seems 10 have been placed
squarely al the doors of tbs
Washing,on: ad u minis,rAuon,' ;
This la the way .tha si,uatiau
looks 80 newspaper which has
.uppor.ed many OF the admins
tratioas policies.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
Strike Gold In craee~ Reoiea.

Warsaw-Eefor;s that gold has
been struck near the village nt Micch.
gov IL the Cracnw rcc.on. have reached
this city and quite a great deal of ex-
ci,cm-ni has been caused by the an
nounoemru,. DISPATCHES from an
American Eci Cruss un., In that So
tion confirm oariicr rumors ct tie gold
strike.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
Prisoner Free Too Late
TO See 0yaIJ Brother

,Sc,s s., York au,isc Malone
srnuied i~rnissann ,o Th"ieas
toT'a'-an, a rr@eitcr 5,f the
Is.;nbs, fo ri 10 the bedside of
his siSs brother 1dhue al, 10
.rask place, unoASn. He ar.,
rise! there in charge Of. prison
guards s"oa afler Ihe death Of
his brother from pneunesia.
The sucthers were arrested
8iarr'k IN cnnnec;icn With a
safe burglary a, the o..ice Of
James H. neersag,. lS5 Broad-
way. In which sse.Qp was s.o-
leu. Zach WAS committee. Ia the
sTomhs In default Of $1,000 ball.
Later John became i'll. Ills hail
ives reduced 10 Sl.0a. which
was furnished
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
Song of 10000 Lines Being Written
for lndias Pariah Water Drawers

ll&ssp&nF3ss S0esrxa-
ter strange .resss-.s ts
tk&.r ve<k % sS~saa-
ssG tie 'Eesrtss os
o.rssssaa,sy. SSs ess-
orally ,Asy ere ahis q
wrSk ess . ycss-a ssssu-
,saR pc<sar was.sa
y. ScnsSsx. .sr y~xss
. ssissassAry ~ tia
lsstca Ksssx@z "a srsA
n 1EsssA. sxs s0v a..
sA~AsA to sAs rwrs.xr
Survey Of tas later
sAs-SA wesia Move
nxns tells " saS CO.
rtsGs psvessE vstl
easrv1.
soes e~ss~stes u,
isAraAA water 4rA~Ss
II .s4sA hsS measures;
sAs u ssmeEs ws eS-eAwis
ss ~asss As Ssss ~
nss&ss Ss . esaG "a
ss..ss stesA s-sAals u
er@as. mech sEea u
ass &C s@Ssrass. sas
water 1rAwss aA-s &c b
x.s~G ssrss rsStas.s VI
zs~&szssRasHs Sc ss.s
ssag 1&s ASv.ssSt !;
russ.
gAr@s IAgsss~s Aaa
-ssrxy Nstalaaz Sfe~1ss
@AAs I
E1es tisnssrUs. kt<stsa
isisaa AAsr -
Aaa - ca ter is
ss<aa.s4.s.
yes sssssSsf tsssr'
tag q sx-t2sS esE=e~z
sg e4sxsss ~ e,s drs1 "a
ss.ls he water arGssr
10 ssge Asa sSa.s y:
susa = vSrss ec ttaS,
TIE drawer pesss 81
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

Senator Capper ot Kansas
says Attorney General Palmer
is setting mouse traps when he
should be setting bear traps. 1t
WAS Senator Capper who also
recently said that this country
had become a robbers roosts.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
One Child TO Family,
Professors Forecast

New Yo.s.--Tbe nxig1, c~ u.
chilt.ren with average 't--s that:
one &, Il family tSo Sszscf@ @o"ns
hence II the prrae@a; birth rate
decrease essn,it.nrN, scSn~1a.;.c ~
l,r. Amy Ic~cs, prafe'sassr cs
,>,>s,lsuss.!-s z.xi s.s-8cso,y 81
Naun; ttvift.ke college
TIE IS Use ~ it. ds~.taAe Sas
attrstG' j IA e~ss3oTsisc sNsgsts.
;snyis gE.a late n&atTta go Ing
HeNe< SaSxrs,s as S~saS!ssa
eaviy marriages. She said ,hT
obstacle 10 fg2S'ss MARRIAGES
sasrA; bc removed II s'se 'sosnSH
,unt.nue.t 20 work zstss sae be-
cx;sie a wife.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

IL Is reported that cong rsss
intends 10 hold the appropria'
tions for the fscsi year begin
ming July LIST coming 70 about
So. 500, ,0oo, 900. A good resolu.
tion. only therell still be eight
months OF thc Wilson admins.
Irssios - Q a. In ~ otst0oal
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

Mr.. Hoover seems 10 feel that
the Republican Ta1;y would ot
making big nia:aka lt II nom
mated auyoue bu. Mr. Hoover.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

Uncle Joes Cannon 8 curative
recipe for these out Of Joint
eimes-"plaiu hard work"---is
I'd miraSle. bri unfortunately Il.
doe sn Z strike the fancy Of the
people should take the dose.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

What sort of mental siaat pos
sesssss these yeung follows'who
wan, 10 get II easy, and A. . re
sult spend . mum bsr OF yeara at
hard labor in enforced confne
snent that wins them nothing
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

According 70 the Federal Re.
serve Board. prices show .
marked tendency uPwARn. Ana
still Mr.. Wilson aius sayin'
uothin'
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

Wm. K. Hearst says the Dem.
otra.io party is now the Wilson
party and that there isu't mach
of that. .
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

Cynthia. ky-i. l. Garnet, hss Jus,
had cut and made into pies a pump
hin which he kept for two yrars u
Was IN a prime state az preservation
sui Re says II ~oaia have iss,ra much
leaSvr n rats had m, grs~eJ IL
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

President Wilson still seems "a
Zee that the people are in honor
bound to carry out all The prom
Uses he made at Paris, and tha.
+; thsy arc slven',he chance they
will stand by him by large
ma ajofity on his precious league
and covenan,, We must some.
,.mes wonder If the Presiden,
has any real understanding Of
what is going on in ,he county,.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

Well, anyway :ha. California
"Bluebcard" fsl,er has shown
,hs, the women are just a. crazy
as over ~ yet married,
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

>. One OF .he most astonishing
exhibitions OF gail lately is the
Presidents charge that Congress
Is stryina 10 usurp his 'constits.
tional funceiuna.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

1t 10 said THAT the saloons in
New York are running wide
open. selling intoxicating Liquor
with no Interference from ths
fsdegal prohibition enforcement
officers Caod Democratic poll.
Hcs; the order 70 keep hands Of
thr saloons probably came fteuj
pretty high up in administration
authority. The saioon vote
couuis As much a. any other,
u;ic.. il Is in .t.f. ballot boz.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

Michigan is the state where
Riivsers bopn aud hooos aivvsr.
I-lisuoklys EaG3aA
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

Gsrnaays placs 10 shs ssa
sssas - - vAers Ahe spS10 aea
-A1oAay JoasanA
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

II the Democratic party cou. d
win oa its spend!ag record, what
4 walkover /. would hare.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

VI. Bryan ~opt wear over
alfs OF anything. but dshting
.cle.hes a, San Francisco -.sA.
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
RUSS TELLS Of
SOVIET HORRORS
Noted Writer, Just Before Death,
Asked y. S. Not to ee
Deceived.
LIES ARE Sent BROADCAST
mo Wards - csscribs Darkness
Around vs." 10 Assertion Of Plea
Mads BY Lsonid Anorsisv. ths
Great Novelist

New York.-"S. .. s." . remark-
able literary document by Leonid An-
dreiev. written by the great Russian
novelist and shert story writer Just -
fore his death recently. has been re-
ceiyed In this country BY the ADert.
can Central Committee for Russian
Relief. with headquarters in the HO-
tel buckingham. New York.
AIdreiey's message, like voice
fr9in the dead describes the blight Of
Dol sfleyism over his country. An
dreIev had been a paci'ist. as shown
ty his play ''Tiie Red Laugh" publish
Ell daring the Knsso-Japane&. war,
but he came out strongly for the al
lies and the,r cause. His pen Was al
So turned against bolsheyisIn with tell
Ing effect
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19

At another posn. he writes:
1T Is not sSoisstancr for the Rus
.tan I-~s'ie 'f,as ! ilap'orc of you. But
tere are iarsa thousands. ',nore or
lss>' who a4se bUl one lie. which
Is hui eu instant, and vLc are .-,risa-
Ing every ho1r III uni,ts, rable suffer
!n4, or who l,Nc. tg, In IA H'ay worse
than death !, Il ~ H. importance
tbs: sles are cgile,. Russians, but ii
is Of Importance tia; these human
beings. Uisssc sUrtrlnGs began Sd
lene aga aid tan,sY;!v slij.esSly. cou-
,ipu. a,,h0Gs sicam %. lishi, as In
6 rcai bel. from whj,t. Es,all Snan,. ter
r.blc forces rule uAchallea.pd.
''Thsr- IL s,!ll ,!slc :s shorten their
.uGvr.usa i;t'w Is s:it time to re-
s.lo'e Tie menace oi death frs.n their
heads. and :, Is fu> tho saving ot their
Koais that | ssad forth ipy humau
PRAYER"
To Give assistance TO ,5..>e safer.
ing RUSSIANS IT. H.u-'.nlslt.,ik tef'i-
.6f? taC American t,;a'rHi ts.,slsnI,tev
fer Enss.an Relief Was .fof-saSi: with
Ir.anaiuent N;ncric.sus. r., th,. head Of
T. Charles ~. Elt@,, i,N.,ident e,ncr'
t;ns of lsnr2 sri. is She ,",ijsary pr,s.
.Ient. .E'I'h Bo;,f, >aHgulci G.sap-rs.
JOHN Il, Mot, asd Cyrus IL Nicer.
f'iss are Vice I,gtss!d,,.t.. Princess
ts'n'atu1cnc, granddaughter ol rrcsi-
dess,, Gsaisi. is chas,'isA-.s4
Potosi journal., 1920-05-19
Appeals TO America.

In one paragraph ;he writer makes
direct appeal to America ia these
words:
And YOU. every individual Ameri.
can--I aall 10 you. You are young
uEd rich. you age broad In spirit and
energetic, You desire that the torch Of
your freedom shall ,hroa its light oa
distant Europe aiso--coine4 Ael. and
see In wha, aSoi4y We are. In what in-
human se-situda our body and our
spirit are struggling. II you would
but s3e.. ! assure you ?Vu would be
terrified and ygg would curse those
dece.yers' and Lars who have. repre-'
sentei this nAos evil. tyranny TO you
as q break on tee pari Of the wtoss
Russian people for liberty. :
Andreiey explains the title Of his
appeal thus: :.
Like Il wir>less OPERATOR on sink
ing st,-anleE that through. the night
and the darkness Srtds the las. calls,
'Qulcsly 10 our aid. We are sink
Ing. Save oHr souls 80 also !. moved
BY my faith IN human clernency. throw
into the dark sI%ce my prayer Of per
ish!us humaD beings. II you bot knsv
bow dark the nigh; ss around Us!
There arr No words 10 describe 0iS
darkness"