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Evening journal., 1920-01-17
Governor Makes
Thrift Appeal
spcclaI TO The Evening Journal.

special 20 The Evening journal.
DOVER. Del, Jan. i7-Governor
Townsend In support Of the Thrift
Week Camnainn today made the fol-
lowing statement:
Thrift is not an attitude OF mind
hut determination. II is not
theory of economies, but n standard
of living. II needs no argument 10
set forth its merits hut practice TO
realize its advantages.
Thrift Week, with its striking
DAYS should appeal 10 us all. The
campaign inauguraied is worthy OF
attention. Especially is this true for
our children. Again, as a lesson In
practical patriotism, the drive being
conducted should do much In the
encouragement and development In
Thrift. which we must all agree Is
not an American virtue. If Thrift
could become Delaware trait by
proclamation, most assurcdly,
should issue such In the name and
under tho Great Seal of the State
but since this be Impossible, ! can
and do gladly give the drive my
hearty support and urge strongly
All citizens 10 likewise interest them
selves for the encouragement or
those In charge and for themselves"
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
OLD JOHN dies
AT HOUR OF l2
Refused to Say Goodbye,
Bidding Friends Only
Au Revoir
OPTIMISTIC, HE
HOPES TO RISE AGAIN
Legally, John is dead.

Legally, John is dead.
He marched to the guillotine Vast
night and promptly at the hour OF ~
the axe fell and the old fellow died.
Before the end came he confessed that
he had brought sorrow into the lives OF
some, but he emphasized the fact that
he had brought JOY TO many others and
had served for years as a good friend
in times OF sickness.
He declared he was innocent OF any
Offense which justified the taking Of his
life, and he expressed pity for his prose-
cutOrs. He said he was confident that
public opinion was for him, and That
he was only an unfortunate victim Of
circumstances. Sefore being led from
the death chamber, old John refused 20
say goodbye to those who gathered 10
mourn. He bid them a fond au revoir.
however, and said he believed he would
be resuTected. He died a brave mani
And the death Of John BarlycOrn
made a desert Of the good old land Of
America. The only oases on that
desert, excepting private stocks, are
the bonded warehouses Of the United
states government, which are locked
and barred, and which viii be heav-
Continued on Page Two
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

American officials will accompany
the deported reds" as far as the Rus
sian border near Petrograd, It was
said. and then return to the Buford and
Ballard. which will await them at
Hango.
Officials made no mention OF reports
that the soviet government may refuse
entrance to the deported reds" It
was assumed this contingency had
been foreseen and cared for.
Both Berkamna and Goldman left no
doubt that they intend TO continue their
work OF plotting social revolution in
the United States by every possible
means.
I'VE love that part OF America that
Is good and noble" Berkman declared.
I'VE love much in It's men, women,
literature, and culture. Naturally we
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
DEPORIED REDS WILL TRY
TO POISON FROM ABROAD

HANGO, Finland, Jan. i6 Delayed
Alexander Berkman and Emma Gold
man. deported from the United States,
intend 20 organize a great society in
soviet Russia TO be known as 1.-THE Rus
sian Friends OF American Liberty"
The society's prime object will be the
promotion OF "social revolution in the
United States"
Berkmsn and Goldman made these
statements in an interview with the
United Press correspondent tonight
when the American transport Buford,
the "soviet ark" carrying 249 deported
radicals from the United States, arrived
here
The Buford was accompanied by the
destroyer Ballard. Offlcers said the Noy-
age through the perilous mine helds
between Kiel and Hanso was made
without incident. No trouble from the
radicals was experienced.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

The oil tanker NINA Beva" from
Marcus Hook, aboard which Is believed
70 be Lemuel Price. the Negro murder
er OF Patrolman Thomas L. Zebley'
who escaped from the workhouse while
under sentence Of death, will arrive at
Rotterdam, Holland, today. The vessel
will be searched on It's arrival in Hol-
land. arrangements for such having
been made by Attorney-General Rein
iardt. through the state Department at
washington sometime ago.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
LFTBLOCKADE
AGAINST RUSSIA WHILE
ENGLAND FEARS BREAK

WASHINGTON. Jan. i7-Adoption by
The Allied governments OF a purely de-
fenslve position against Soviet Russia
was foreshadowed today by two impor-
lant developments In the Russian situa-
lion in the past few hours, officials here
believed
These developments, which were an
nounced by the state Department, were
4. Tho supreme council, at Paris,
decided yesterday. that the Allied block
ade Of interior or Soviet Russia would
be lifted Immediately, 10 permit the eX-
change Of supplies between the Russian
people and the Allied and neutral coun-
tries, which. however, Is 10 imply no
change In the policy OF the Allied gov
ernment in "outlawing" the Bolshevik
government.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
SAYS
GUARD LET
Lem PRICE
OUT OF JAIL
Prison Keeper Objects to
Bearing Full Responsibility
for Escape of Murderer
TELLS COURT HE HAD
TILTS WITH J.F. BALL

Captain Richard r. Gross this after
noon, in statement 10 the State Judges,
declared he did not think Il Just that
he should resign his position as war
den OF the New Castle County Work
house unless the members Of the Board
Of Trustees should likewise surrender
their posts.
In his statement, Captain Cross said
the trustees had given him no Oppor-
tunity 20 know on what grounds they
have "whitewashed themselves" and
had not supplied him with any official
information concerning their reports TO
the Judges. For this reason he made
report 10 the Judges direct, in justice 10
himself.
Captain Cross stated further that he
had frequent tilts with former Judge
+. Frank Ball, secretary Of the board Of
Continued on Page seven
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
CLAYMONT SENDS
MURDER CALL
Constable, However, Fails to
Find Any Trace of
Night Crime .
RESIDENTS WONDER
WHO STARTED STORY

Receiving q telephone call at his
home late last night. stating that man
had been killed on the State Highway,
near Claymont. State Detective Mccoy
called Constable Wilmington. who hur-
rIed to Claymont. A search failed to
locate anyone who had been killed.
Not finding any signs OF a crime
Wilmington returned home and this
morning started again on the search.
Just who sent In the call or why. Is
mystery. Residents near Claymont
are wondering where the call came
from.
Coroner Bullock. as well as the cor
oner OF Chester, have received no word
OF any murder or sudden deaths from
Claymont.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
MILLS BUYS STOCK OF
DEFUNCT OIL CO.

Charles w. Mills. OF Philadelphia.
purchased the assets OF the United Oil
and Fuel Company. a corporation or
this state. at a receivers sale In the
Court House this morning. He bought
the 2fG.f20 shares OF the capital stock
OF the Fosteria on Company. cor
poration or this state. for 5000; 100
share. being all Of the capital stock Of
the United OIL and Fuel Company OF
Texas. for $1,000. and the right, title
and interest OF the United oil and Fuel
Company. OF this state, in and TO a
certain agreement OF oil and gas lease,
covering land on Miller's creek. in
Estill county, Kentucky. for $1,000.
William ". Heald Is receiver for the
company and Robert II. Richards and
Robert Pennington are MS solicitors. :
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

2. In a note TO the japanese govern
ment. the state Department announced
that the entire American forces in
Siberia would be withdrawn.
The action OF the supreme council
was believed here 10 be the first step In
the shaping OF a new and definite Rus
sian policy by the conference OF Allied
leaders now In session In Paris.
That this policy will develop to be
purely defensive one against the
BOlsheviSl was indicated by the lifting
Of the blockade which Il was believed
will give interior Russia a free rein
finally 10 accept or reject Bolshevism,
unhampered IN the decision by great
shortage OF necessities.
The lifting OF the blockade also was
Continued on pHge Two.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
CRAWFORD GONE,
so is BAIL BOND

Judge Hastings. in Municipal Court
this morning. made absolute the rule
against John Henry 10 show cause why
the ball bond given by him In the case
OF William II. Crawford should not be
forfeited. The rule was Issued about
three months ago when Crawford. who
was arrested on charge Of non-sup-
port, left for parts unknown to the
local authorities. At different times,
the court extended the time 10 give Mr.
Henry an opportunity TO locate Craw-
ford, but today. Mr. Henry having no
tangible clue as To the mans where
abouts, the bail bond was forfeited. Mr..
Henry made strenuous efforts to have
Crawford apprehended.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
II NEW CASES OF
MEASLES REPORTED

Although Health Board officials have
said they do not fear a local epidemic
OF measles records OF the department
show thlriy-one cases Of the disease
here in the past seven weeks. During
the past week twelve new cases were
reported. the largest number reported
I'm any one week for a long period.
The Board 10 reported today 30
deaths. 81 births and IS marriages as
compared with 80 deaths, i2i births ana
SO marriages for the corresponding
week OF last year.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
ASK CONGRTSS T0PAY
FOR WORTHLESS LIQUOR

WASHINGTON. Jan. a. UNITED
Press. THE nrst step in Congress- to
reimburse the holders OF large stocks
OF liquor, now virtually total loss. was
taken today by Representative SABBATH
Illinois.
He introduced a bill ordering the
bureau OF internal revenue to pay brew
ers and dlstiners the actual cost OF pro-
duclng the stocks now on hand and to
refund taxes paid on liquors that can
NOT be sold.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
GOES TO PITTSBURGH
TO FACE CHARGE

Herbert z. Truman has returned 10
Pittsburgh, Pa, where he is wanted on
a charge OF larceny OF an automobile.
The case. earlier in the week, was con-
tinued until today by Judge Hastings.
in Municipa Court, 10 allow Truman
time to return to Pittsburgh. and as he
has gone 10 that city, the matter was
not brought up in court this morning.
Truman was recently acquitted Of
forgery IN Court Of General Sessions.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
ACCEPTS
SCHOOL MONEY
District Will Raise $143,o00
to Get $225,OOO From
dupont Fund
CONSIDER SITES
FOR NEW BUILDING
Special to The Evening Journal.

DOVER, Jan. i7.-If the Dover spe-
cial school district will raise $4,000
by bond issue towards the proposed
new school building. the State School
Auxiliary Association, which has
charge OF the distribution OF the s2.-
10000 gift OF Pierre :. dupont 60 the
schools Of the Stale, viii give s225C00
towards the project.
This announcement was made by J.
Hall Anderson, who presided at a citi-
zens' meeting held last night TO dis
cuss the proposed new school PROPOSE
tion. After a thorough discussion OF
Continued on Page Two
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
VIVA BEVA Nv PORT TODAY;
WATCH HER FOR LEM PRICE

The local police authorities have re-
ceiyed no word from the boat owners
or the state Department as to its ar
rival so far.
The belief that Price is aboard the
NINA Beva" is strengthened by guards
at the Pure Oil Company plant Marcus
Hook. who say that a Negro answering
Prices description boarded the vessel
a short time before II sailed on De-
cember 30.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
HELD on LARCENY CmiRcE.

ON charge OF larceny OF about 5000
WORTH OF brass from the Lobdell Oar
Wheel Company Joseph Rusto was held
IN $500 bail FOR a further hearing on
"Wednesday by Judge Hastings In Mu-
nicipal Court this morning. The case
was continued until that date at the
defendants request to obtain counsel
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

open 10 the Bolsheyiki. Bokhara, less
than 200 miles from the Afghanistan
frontier. has been entered by the Boil
shevikl.
The Bolshevist push through Siberia
has reached Irkutsk. on the western
shore OF Lake B3ikal. The railroad tun-
nels Of the trans-Siberian line at Lake
Bsikal are now guarded by the Japan
ese. Kolchak's forces are scattered.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
TnEAEs Ar Rffi.EFnNIF,

Thieves early yesterday morning tried
to get into the home OF C e. ochetres
at Bcllcfonte. but Were heard by Mrs
Ocheltree and fed when she started an
Investigation.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

Of Azov at Tagaurog. Berdinask has
been occupied by Bolsheyist cavalry.
4. The capture Of Krasnovodak on the
Caspian Sea. opens the way for the
Bolshevlh TO overrun Northern Persia
and occupy Tehean. Baku. on the
west coast OF the Caspian, is likely 10
fall into Bolshevist hands, and the Boil
shevik would then be In the rear OF
Dnikines already hsrd-pressed forces.
The way TO India and Afghanistbn is
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
EXPLODING STOVE CALLS FTREMEN.

An exploding OF Stove IN the homo
Of Samuel Snyder, No. PC Sixth avenue,
caused the Wecacc0e company 90 re-
spond 70 a stlll alarm OF fire this morn
in~ The fire damage was estimated
al 300.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
VETERANS TO INSTALL OFFICERS.

Officers OF dupont Post No ?, G. A.
r., will be installed by Assistant Ad-
jutant- General J. s. Litzenberg. on next
Thursday evening. in the posts rooms.
All the officers are urged to be present.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
MARKET CLERK SLIDES.

Clerk Of City Markets Edward Nc
Ateer was injured last night when he
fell on an icy sidewalk. He cut deep
cash in his lip which required a ply
sician's attention.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
sIanK VISITS STANTON.

MIR. and Mrs. ]. Harold Mitchell are
receiving congratulations on the birth
OF a baby girl. Eleanor Moore Mitchell
on Wednesday. Before her marriage
Mrs. Mitchell was Miss Elizabeth Little,
OF near Nev0rk
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
TODAYs Temperature
sun AND TIDE
LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT-SIX MONTHS OLD AIREDALE
- Reward II returned to 1917 Washington
81. or to Police Dept 1anl'-2t.
Continued on Page Eleven.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
pFIaVARF UrNIORs WIN.

Tie Delaware Juniors defeaied thf
Y. VI. C. A. No. team last night, 7-3.
II. nubenstine. OF the Juniors. starred.
Neither team seemed able to locate h~
basket.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

Certified MIX for Infsnis-CioYer
Dairy Co.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

The Safe. Sensible Drink. CLOVER
DAIRY QUALITY MILk.-AdN.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
WEATHER

Generally fair, continued cold
tonight and sunday; fresh
northwest winds.
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ROZLAM WSRoD REPUBL1.
KANoW z POWODU LIGI.

Washington, 2. pazdziernika.-
Senator Borah. progresywny re-
publikanin Idaho. wystosowal
do giownych kwater rePublikail-
skich W Nowvm lorilu w Chi
cago pismo. W ktirem prosi, ably
nie liczono wiecej ia jcgo moWy
w tegorocznej Rampant rcpubli-
kans&iej senatora Hardinga. Pan
Borah wyslal rowniez telegram
do republikahskieso senatora
Tohnsona Kalifornii, podobnie
jak on sam stanowczego przeciw-
nika Ligi Narodow'- oczekuje
ma jego odpowiedz. Odmawia on
ma razic jakichkolwiek informa--
cyl co do tresci tego telegramu,
sa jednak doniesienia, IL odnosit
sic on do sprawy Ligi Narodow.
Senator Borah. zakonczyl wsasnie
ostatnio podroz z mowami W III
teresie kandydatury prezyden--
Ecyalnej senatora Hardinga.
Mkt ME jest tu w stanie ma ra-
zie udzielic ja'kichs absolutnie
autentycznych informacyi odno-
snie do pisna, wystosowanego
przez para Borah do republican,
skich gsownyeh kwater w Chica-
60 i Nowyn, Yorku, powszechnie
jednak utrzymuje sic wersya, re
podobnie on jak i inni przeciwni-
cy Ligi Narod6w zostali zanie-
pokojeni powodu stanowiska,
jake zajmruja niektorzy prze-
wodcy partyi republikahskiej Cd
rosnie do konstytucyi Ligi Naro-
dow, jak zostala ona' opracowana
W Paryzu i przedstawiona senate
wi przez prezydenta Wilsona.
Sam senator Borah ME chce
zupelnie omawiac tel kwestyi,
Wiadomo tyllso, re otrzymal on
przywieziony przez pana Elihu
Root'a z Nowego Norku i opra-
cowany ptzy jego wspoludz'ale
projekt stworzenia Trybunalu
Miedzynarodowego i poswieci'
wiele czasu ma przestudyowanle
tego planu, kt6ry jednak ME zy-
skal jego aprobaty. Opozycye> je'
go W tym wypadku wywosuie
podobno ia okolicznost. IL Try
bunal ten ma bye utworzony ia
ko jeden z wydzialow Ligi Naro.
dow te senator Idaho zwal
cza bezwzgiedsie.
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KrOnika Chica&Oska.

kupcow, ktorzy odwaza sic po--
bierat wiscej. Prokurator, Clyne
oswiadczyi dalej, IL Gala maszyna
rzadowa zostaia skierowana pre-
ciwko spekulantom wegla zc
wreszcie wszelH wyzysk mus
bye usuniety.
Rzezalnie w Wichita, Kans., O.
gIosiiy wczoraj znizke wieprzo--
why Cd dwu do czterech cento~
ma funcie - Churtownie. Znizka
ia, ktora weszla w zycie natych,
niast po ogloszeniu, spowoduje
znizke cen detalicznych przynaj'
mniej o dziesiet procent.
WiaSciciele najwiekszych mly.
now zboza w Minneapolis oznaj'
mill wczoraj, IL cena maxi pszen-
nej zostala znizona do mniej nil
$12 "a beczke; cena ia rowna sic
cenic Z sierpnia roku 1919.
Ceny zywnoSciowe, oraz odzie:
zy.i automobilow, zaznaczyty sis
wczoraj dalsza znizka i jest ma,
dzieja, jak. powiada. prokuratoi
Clyne, IL beda one spadac dalej
2 POLITYKI ?,
Small i Harlan niezaleznyrni kan,
dydatami na gubernatora.
Jan NJ. Harlan, dwukrotny kan
dydat na burmistrza 1niasta Chi
cago, oraz Len Small, kandydat
ma gubernatora, stall sic wczora
cwentualnymi niezaleznymi kan
dydatami ma urzad gubernatori
Stanu Illinois. Petycye odnoSn'
Il
obu ich zostaly wczoraj puszczo
re W obieg W Chicago, prawdo
podobnie dzisiaj zostana wniesio
ne do Springfield, 0 lie natural
ME plany te ME zostana nagl'
zmienione przez frakcye thomp
ssonska. -....
Pctycya Snalla zostaia przygo
rtowana ma wszelka ewentualnosc
poniewaz Thonpsonczycy spo-
dziewaja sic, il sedzia sadr po-
wiatowego Burns wyda dzisia
decyzye. uniewazniajaca gsosowa
ME W trzystu chicagoskich pre-
cynktach, gdzic nialy sic dzia'
naduzycia wyborcze Gdyby sat
[faktvcznic wydai taxa decyzye,
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'Roz|am W$r6d Repub|ika-
now Ma Punkcie Ligi.
Senator Borah 0puszcza
Szeregi Hardinga.
Cox Zdobedzie 0klahome Wie-
kszo$cia $4,000 Glosow.
Harding Chce Kupic Glossy Ko-
biece Obietnicami.
SPADEK CEN WIEPRZOWINY.
Pershing 0dznaczony Francuskim Medalem.
INNE TELEJGR RAMY KRAJOWE
SPADEK CEN WIEPRZOWINY.
Pershing 0dznaczony Francuskim Medalem.
TELEGRAMY, KRAJOWE.

Poprzednio juz pojawiiy sic
doniesienia, ze senatorzy Borah ;
Johnson zamierzajq przedstawic
senatorowi Hardingowi szeres
pytari, celem definitywnego wy
j@snienia, czy w razie wyboru zaJ
mie on rowniez Stanowisko bcz.
wzglednic przeciwne Lidze Ma
Irod6w. Senator Borah oSwiadczy;
jednak, re doniesienia te sq dla
uiego ..nowoScia.'
Pan Borah udajc sic W przy.
szIym tygodniu Waszyntonr
90 Connecticut. gdzie bedzie
przemawiat w interesic kandy-
datury senatora Brandegec. row
riez nieprzejednanego wroga Ii
81 Narodow. kt6ry ubiega sic
ree!ekcye. Podobno jest on go
tow przemawiac takze w interesic
reelekcyi innych senator6w, kt6-
rzy zajmuja w kwestyi Ligi ana
|logiczne z nim stanowisko.
Nowy York, pazdziernika.-
Kierownicv tuteiszei republican
skiej kwatery gi6wnci oswiadcza
ia. il ME znaja powod6w. kt6re
skloni}y senatora Borah do wy
stosowania zawiadomienia. IL ME
pragnie przemawiac wiecejw in
teresie kandydatury senatora
Hardinga. Fred H. Wilson. "a
stepujacy obecnie pu}kownika
Thomasa W. Millera, dyrektors
b;ura mowcow przy krajoweJ
kwaterze g}ownej. zapewnia. ze
senator Borah ME miai wyzna
czonych dalszych dat. celem wy
rlaszania NOW "a Hardingem,
gdyz wyrazi} juz poprzednio zy-
czenie prowadzenia Rampant pod
wlasnemi auspicyami i W tych
mieiscowoSciach. ktore sam So
bic wybierze. Pan Wilson dodaS
jednak przy TEN. re przywodcy
republikaiscy wiedza tenn, il
,.pewne .interesa czynia wysilk!,
cciem doprowadzenia do roz}a-
mu w Ionic partyi ma punkcie Ii
| 81 Narodow"
San Francisco, Cal, D pazdzier
nika. - Komentuiac depesze wa
szyngtohskie W sprawie. prawdr-
podobnego wycofania sic senate
ra Borah Rampant prezydency
alnei Hardinga. oswiadczyi sena
tor Johnson. co nastepuie:
Nv moiej opini;, kt6ra op:c-
l- --------~-
(tookonczenic ma stronicy gel,
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Small ME zglosil dzisiaJ petycyl
jake niezaiezny kandydat, Ponie'
! waz jest to ostatni dzien, w kto'
rym MONA zgtaszac niezalezna
kandydature ma maiace nadeysc
Iwyborv, wowczas Stracllby zu--
pefnie prawo kandydatury, a O.
glesby stalby sic przez to legal
nym kandydatem ma gubernato--
IA. Frakcya Thompsona obawia
sic rowniez tego, re gdyby ma
wet sad powiatowy uznal "a wa
ane giosowanie W wyzej wspom,
riianych precyntach,, to jednaI
sprawa ia moze bye oddana W re
&C najwyzszego sadu tenze
mog4by uniewaznic gSosowanie,
wtenczas Small zostasby ma To-.
die. ... .... ...l ~
DZIELNY APTEKARZ.
Do apteki Roberta NJ. Son1me,
r'a przy 1894 Vincennes ave. we
szio wczoraj rano dwu bandytow
W celu rabenku; lie jednak ma TEN
wysli, gdyz aptekarz, spodziewa'
fjac sic tego, Przygotowai sic ma
ich przyjecie. Sommer zauwazy'
apteki, IL ma przeciwnej stronie
ulicy stoi dwu mezczyzn, ktorzy
/ przeliczaja ,pieniadze, Gdy sic
item za4atwili, jeden mich DOLBY
rewolweru, obejrzal 60 / z powro'
tenn schowa{ do kieszeni.
Aptekarz, spodziewajac sig
,,wizyty", uzbroii sic takze W re
wolwer i stanai "a kantorem. Nis
diugo czekal ma ,,gosci'', gdyz z;
mala ctwilke zjawili sic obaj W
apiece zazadaIi po szklance wo
dy sodowej. Kiedy ,aptekarz sic
gal po szklauki, jeden z handy,
tow dobyl rewolweru i rozkaza
Sommer'owi podniese recc do go
ry, lecz ten natychmiast, zamias'
speinic rozkaz, strzeliS do handy
lty, ale. chybil. Bandyta rownie;
Eodpowiedzial. ogniem, lecz kul'
takze chybi.y i wkrotce wyproz
nil sic magazyn jego rewolweru
| Drugi bandyta skoczyl "a kanto
ii usiiowai aptekarzowi odebraC
bron. lecz napadniet. ME daja,
] Dokonezenic ne str 12tej.t
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Zupelna kleska Mo-
skali ma P6lnocy.
4-taArmia BOISzeW. zniSzCzOna
WzietO $4,000 JeiCdW, AIS Mitraiez;
1866 Armat POIOWyCh | rs CiezkiCh,
BOlszewicy Morduja Swoich Komisarzy
Przechodza ma Strone Polska.
misunderstanding ZagrozOne przez Wrang'a a
BOLSZEWIZM CHYLI Sic DO UPADKU.
misunderstanding Zagrozone przez Wrang a
BOLSZEWIZM CHYLI Sic DO UPADKU.
Posrorny zyd6w W Rosyi.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANIczNE.

wywuja swoje poSrednictwo w TO
kowaniach polsko bolszewic-
kich, azeby konferencye ryska ME
spotkai TAXI sam los. jaki spotkal
konferencye w Minsku.
Kontrtorpedowiec angielski Cd
piynai do Gdaiiska. Kraza pog3o-
ski, ze wiezie on specyalne via
domosci dla rzadu angielshego,
dotyczace rokowan polsko-bolsze
wickich w Rydze.
zWYCIESTWo POLAKoW -
ZUPELNE.
Warszawa, 2. pazdziernika.
(Prasa Zjednoczona.) - Kleska
bolszewikow na polnocnym from
Gle polskim jest zupelna: Hordy
bolszewiche uciekaja W poplochu
i nie1adzie na wsch6d, azeby u
niknac okraienia przez wojska
polskie, ktore bez wytchnienia
scigaja oddziaiy bolszewicde.
Eksperci wojenni twierdza. ze
zwyciestwo polskie uniemozliwi-
10 zupefnie ofensywe bolszewicka
ktora planowai .bolszewicki mini
ster wojny, Lejba Bronstein-Tro-
ckij.
BOLSZEWICY MORDUJA
SWOICH KOMISARZY I OD-
DAJA SIE POLAKOM DO
NIEWOLI.
Warszawa, 2. pazdziernika.
(Prasa Zjednoczona). - We
dug raportow otrzymanych z
frontu, jedna dywizya bolszewi-
cka wyu,ordowaia swoich konii--
sarzy, ktorzy zrnuszali ia do sta
vienna oporu Polakom W pei
nym rynsztunku bojowym prze-
szia na strons polska.
Wczorajszy komunikat donosi
re w6jska bolszewickie poniosfy
zupe3na kleske na froncie poinoc.
nym. Dow6dca 3-ciej dywizyi
I! bolszewickiej widzac kompletna
kleske ar1nii bolszewiohej, po-.
! peini} samobojstwo.
Oddziaiy poznahskie, posuwa'
lace sic szybkim marszem na
wsch6d, zaje4y wazny wezei ko'
lejowy, Baranowicze, ma posno'
cd blot pinskich; przyczem wzie.
to mase materyalu wojennego.
woJsKA PoLSKIE zBLIzA.
ia SIZE DO WILMA.
Warszawa. Q. pazdziernika. :