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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17

multe orr, pima cind a lesina,
din nou.
Clothilda destepta pc susanna
la sapte. NNu Sc cobori din pat 81
spuse Clothi.dei sal pregateascd
baia. Imlbaindu-se isl facu toa.
leta in oglinda mare din cabine.
tul de toaleta i'll care de atitea
ori ajutase Elenei sa Sc gateasca
81 privindu-se in oglinda isi ad.
mira trupul tinar, frumos 81 plin
de voluptate, capul eli de Medusa
81 chipul Ell frumOs 81 seducatQr
81 zimbind muitumita isi Else
'Sa ma vaza Elena ar crapa de
necaz! Mare mimic din gratiils
mele, 81 prostul ala, era nebun
dupa ca. O Cinema in delirul hui i.'
Sc imbraca in haine de doliu
81 dupa ce Isl mai potrivi parnl
pc frunte eyi 81 merse de-adreptu|
Ia Titn, pc care n gasi cu un
ziar in NINA.
''Scuzati-ma ca nam VENT 81
va >yad. Eram tare obosita. u
|
plecarea d-nei Servais n am dor
nit toata noaptea'' zise Suaana
Gu un zimbet seducator pc lbuze
lie eli rnmene 81 carnoase.
20, damna M cereti scuze ci
nu-nni datorati mimic, u pini
aculm mn m am f1cut vredni'
[prin mimic de atentiunea d-tr'
deaiestA, pc cfnd fatx de sltii On
1i1k "a Il ipase si - R1sea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17

tara sd ia un ramas bun de Ia
mine'' zise Titu scot1nd un sus-
pin adinc.
'Cine sunt aceiafv' 6ntrdba
Susana mirata.
'D-na Servais, pc care mama
pc pstul de moarte q rugat-o 81
alba grije de mine ca de copilul
ei", raspunse Titu GU tristets.
mo acuz, dar cred Cd nu gre
sesc sfirmfnd ca facut un act
de impoliteta plecind fara Sd va
vaza". zise Susana Gu vucea
grava.
"Impoliteta care, mia. rant
iniua. Cred Cd nu stiti cum sta
afacerea. Eram. indragostit GU
fiica d-saae. Prima 4me& iubire
ideala, care insa "a fpgit Gu IN
aventurier 81 si-s refd$ts ,irzia.
Eram desperat. In urma Dina
Servais prin purtarea d-sale gin.
gasa fata de mine mia cncerit
inima 81 incepusem so iubesc.
Peste citeva zile o adorsm, insa
am &ost aga de delicat Cd nu lam
Hsat 81 inteleaga. Oind q plec
ia front lam dot niste acte intre
cdri si testamental meu, priu
kcate 0 lAsam mostenitoarea mea
nnivensala, pc o avere de dou6
Milioans ii opt Aute. de nil lei n
nunaeraf = RAn1a FtA1lsei. Gre,
DEAN eli q snteles dar, dprere,
~ ~ fs1a1m - - txeb =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
el, eStl oare Sigur Ca til cumpa
ma dreapta

el, eStl oare Slgur ca til cumpa-
ma dreapta?...
Sinful Mihai raspunse zim-
bind, ca intru cit null facuta
uupa felul cintarelor de carl sc
slujesc atiti camatari fara suflet
pc pamlnt, cumpana lui nu ma
pastueste pc nimeni.
= Val! gemu Niculai Patrl,
tremurind 81 galban, clopoteie,
cristelnita, altarul, spitalul Gu
nenumaratele lui paturi, nu Gin
taresc nici cit un fir de par, nici
cit un fulg de pasare
= Nezi doar, Neculai, Use Ar
hanghelul. Pima acum greutatea
fapte.or tale rele, covirses;e ca
mutt usurimea neinsemnatelor
tale darnicii
- Asa dar ma due de-a drep-
tul in lad? raspunse nenorocitul.
81 dintii ii clanteneau de spai-
: Rabdare! zise cerescul Gin
taritor. Rabdare! n N'am ispravit
inca. Ne-au mai ramas acestea.
81 prea fericitul Mihai @lua
riinile negre pc carl bogatasul !c
azvir.ise in alum saracilor. lie
puse in talgerul faptelor bune
care cobori de-odata. in vremc
ce. celalalt urea. 81 amindoua
talgerile ramasera pc aceiasi H.
ME. Acul nu mai 'batea nici la
dreapta nici la stinga, 81 arata 0
de-opotriva greutate de amin
doua partile.
Bancherul nu mai credea ochi-
lor.
Luminatul Arhanghel ii zise
atunci:
- Cita-te, Nec,llai Patru, III
esti bun nici pentru Ger, nici pen
tru lad. Hal. intoarce-te in Bu-
curesti. lnmlrlteste piinile aceste
Pc carl le-ai dat GU NINA ta.
noaptca fara ca sd te vada
cineva'' 81 al sa-ti scapi sufletul.
Caci lll-i destul Ca cerul sd Sc
deschida tilharului care Sc ca,
este, 81 femeii pierdute care
piinge. Bunatatea mi Dumnezcu
e nemarginita ca seapa chiar 81
pc un bOyat. F'ie aceasta. lnmul-
teste piinele a caror greutate o
vezi doar in cintarul meu. Du-te !
Nec1llai Patru sc treZi in patul
>au. Ell Sc hotari sa urmeze sfatul
Arhangheluiui 81 sa immilteasca
piinile saracilor. ca sd poath
intra in imparatia eerurilor.
81 in eel trei ami eel mai pc
trecu pc pam4nt dupa intiia lui
moarte. fu milos Gu nenorocitii
81 nu Sc mai lauda cu darniciile
sale. L. Daus.
'Rasaritul"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17

rugat 81 fostul controlos Dmitric
u. Costea lua parte la Sedinta
Tot All Sc Va la 81 Darea de
sealna PIE luna Nov. 1920. Fieste
care membru care apartine La
Societatea din loc 81 jur la caz
ca nu va lua parte la sedinta va
Fl amendat Gu SOC 81 functio-
narii Gu un $1.OO.
In numele Societatii 'Mure-
sana" din Harrisburg, Pa.
Teodr Macavei, PreSedinte.
loan Ardelean, Secretar fin.
(9l-92(.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
MOI VINDEM

Case, Loturi, farme 81 oportuni-
tati pentru business. Asigurare.
Daca doresti sd calatoresti gpre
Europa sau daca doresti sd aduci
pc cineva din Europa, moi putem
ca sa aranjam tot pentru d-tra, pc
vaporul eel mai mare 81 sigur. MOI
representam c.. p. o. S. Companie
de vapoare, drumul scurt, repede
sigur 81 comfortable.
Szilvasy and Sylvester
6707 Buckeye Rd., Cleveland, 0.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
C0NvOCARE

Societatca Romina lie Ajutor
81 Cultura NJ sana'' din
Harrisburg. Pa. Convoaca pc toti
membrii sal din loc 81 jur de a
lua psrte la sedinta Generala
extra ordinara ce Sc va tinea in
ziua de 10 Decembrie 1920 la
orele l 30 p. m. in localul Socie-
tatii de sub No. 941 81 7th Str.
Find mai multe puncte impor-
tante de resolvat. Tot odata ii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
Cit costa incediul din Cork.

Washington. - Incediul din
Cork a facut paguba care Sc
urea la cincisprazece milioane de
doNari 81 a lasat fara lucru la 0
suta de nil de lucratori, spune o
cablograma primita la resortul
de stat de la consulatul american
din Queenstown.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
NxDza BRr aH1Aua,

Taiald lemne in padure,
Somnul a 'nceput sal fure
Pc rumin, STA atipit.
lar cind somnu SID sfirsit,;
S'a trezit fara secure;
Caut-o el prin padure.
Oar de unde, daca nu-i?
Tocmai, spre norocul lui,
Vede un tigan calare
Ce trecea din intimplare:
= Mai tigane, nu vazusi
O sacure, c1nd .trecusi?
- Da de unde ruminica
Sc grabi cioara sd zica.
= Da-mi sacurea ce-ai furat,
Dd-mi-o mai, ca zau te bat
- Nu Eau, nu sa pomeneste,
Eltzsa fur?... Doamne fereste!
Poate so Fl luat, cumva
Turcul care vine 'ncoa,
lntreaba-l de grab ca poate j.
De la ell securea-i scoate.
Cum sd l intreb, prost Gu cioc
Cind nu stiu turceste ioc?
= Auzi vorba &C vorbeste?
L 'intreb eu, ca stiu turceste.
- Eli, mtreaba' I daca stii,
Uitel. tocmai trece, zi-i!.
Turcul, ce drept Ell ajunse,
Vindea MARTA pc ascunse,
81 umbla din sat in sat
Gu Q tolba incarcat.
Acum cioara mi-l opreste
81 ii zice-asa, turceste:
- Turculet. mai turculet,
Mai vazut tn securet!
Turcul dc colo, mahmur,
Zice:-
- Neder bre ghiaur!
= Ce de aur ma? Esti beat?
Era fier 81 lemn curat!
de: Victor Bilciurescu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17

nu ina intelege, 81 plecat fara
81 zica macar nn ramas bum
''Arta, die, arta! Asa stunt
artistele mari. Roabele artei. La
Gle iubirea este ceva efemer, ca
roua de pc floare.' zise Susana
Gu un zlmbet trist pc b,zelc sale
rumene.
va otrava care ucide corpul
81 sufletul, ca din fiinta omului
care iubeSte Sd nu ramina nis
mic'', zise Titu, suspinind din
nou, 81 umna: IVA rog doamna,
cind dispuneti de timp sa-mi
sduceti. coala de hirtie, un pile
si an eondei,, Gu cernesla. sASi
dori sd scriu ceva.
''voiti sa-i- scrietif' intreba
Gu indiferenta.
I Sa-f@c 'ScriuI! Nu dO0mna.
Dina Servais stearsa din inima
tinea. Vresu ami scriu ultima
mea vointa".
'Sa faci un testamentiv in
treba Susana mirata.
Da. dOamn& nu sc site ce sa
poste. fntimple. Poate am sd
NOR, 81 vreap 81 annlez testa-
mentul ce liam dat d-nei Ser
vaiAss.
''Sa morif! Ce ideie sinist13 |!
81 vi iasa=din :cap .ideia aceasts,
e ~ face rim Aoetsrql mia
Apus "a sunteti scapati''.
! g. 10y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17

Acuma este timpul sd crlmpa-
rati. Must curat din struguri de
California sau Ohio de la
Schweitz. Pretul redus, sesonul
s'a sflrsit, oferta speciala pima
Simbata l Ianuarie &c reducere
la gallon.
Nindem 81 struguri.
A. SCHWEITZ
1880 Scovill Cleveland, o.
(fo-6 & 27.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17

Columbus. Organizarea in
casa representation statului
Ohio arata o deplina armonie
att la matjcritafe cit 81 Ia mino-
ritate. Mfa Z lsss 81. sssss.ss 4
Representantul Rupert r. Be
ethan, a fost ales Ga. presedinte
al camerei. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
NFoRMATIuNl
D-na Manos cistiga averea
fostului rege.

Atena. - o decisie tribuna-
lului a fost data prin care Nine.
Manos, sofia decedatului rege
Alexandra al Greciei, este auto
rizata de intra imediat in ave-
rea ramasa de sotul Ell. Aceasta
avere este socotita Fl la doua
milioane drachme 81 consista a.
proape in intregine i'll .bani 81
giuvaere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
Lege contra grevelor.

Washington. - Senatul vo-
tat All legea lui Poindexter prin
care grevele care afecteaza CO.
merciul dintrc state sunt cOnsi-
derate ca crime.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
De WHARF,

. casa pentru doua familii. sc
vinde ieftlna. ii camere baie 81
electrical $lo0O.0O bani gata.
1440 w. 57th Str. Cleveland O.
(91-92).
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Re-
MICA, ~
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APARE IN FIECARE II.

ApARE IN FIECARE II.
Pfes1l Dentru Dubllcatii cat ,.Cauts.
eDe vlnHare", .,Anunf de eAsAtorle'',
etc., costa pentru fiecare cuv1nt
CENT? de Dublicatie. Sub e de centj
N 10 pahlieA ni1Le.
Pentru DAri de seamx, InvltAri De
betes. cununli sau dausuri 4 eentl IL
01a. ssu e4.OO I c0l0anA de STAR.
publtcatitle Al fie lnsotite Dc su0a
neeesarA. Credit MA are Aeelt secletA-
Tile din Uuluuea =. II. A.
Manuscriptele sau f0tograell N sr
AopoDasA
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-27
ERROR MADE IN "AD."

Patrons of the Ideal theatre last
 night were slightly confused by an erroneous statement of the prices of admission as published in the theatre
 advirtising in yesterdays edition of the Log Cabin Democrat. As a re-
 suit of the error made in setting up the advertisement, the price of ad-
 mission at the matinee was stated as 6 and r cents, when it should have been 10 and p cents. Prices at the night show were placed at 10 and 25 Icents when they should have been 10 and 35 cents.
 On account of the added expen nse incurred in booking the big First Ma Itional attraction, The Woman Gives, V
 Manager W. A. Gibbon found it nee
 essary to slightly advance admission prices, and this together with the CT roneous advertisement, resulted in some confusion. However, when ex- plantations had been made the public ! had witnessed the very excellent photo play, everybody Was satisfied. Many ! of the audiences yesterday declared they would advise their friends to see the picture
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-27
PICNIC AT HOLLAND.

A picnic, with public speaking and Ia baseball game, will be held at Hol- land on next Saturday. Invitations have been extended to state, district land county candidates to De present and to speak to the big crowd which is expected to assemble there that day. All the other features of a big picnic will be supplied by the com mittee, and the day will doubtless be a big one for Holland. Every body in Faulkner and neighboring counties is invited to come.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-27
PROF. DOYLE ARRIVES.

Prof. Simmons R. Doyle, whose ad. dition to the Central College faculty was recently announced, has arrived in Conway to prepare for the removal of his family here. Prof. Doyle has purchased the Phillips residence near the college, and will have it remodel ed before occupying it. At the col lege, Prof. Doyle will be the classified tion officer along with other duties He formerly was superintendent of public schools at Lawton, Okla.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-27
FOR TORPID LIVER
Tennessee Lumberman Talks of His Successful Use of Black -Draught
 for Colds and Headaches.

Jamestown, Tenn.-'I have used Thedfords BlackDraught for years, in fact it is the only liver medicine that does me any good" says Mir L. A. Ragan, a well-known lumberman of this place. When l was single, used it for headaches, and especially if get cold and feel feverish, take a good dose of Black-Draught, and 1t sets me right.
 Since I have been married, I have used it in my family, and never have found its equal for torpid liver or dis arranged stomach, especially with children. I can recommend Black Draught, and gladly do so.''
 Every member of the family occa- sionalty needs the assistance that Black-Draught can give, in helping to cleanse the system and relieve or pre- vent the troubles that come from a lazy, torpid liver.
 If your liver is not doing it's duty, you may suffer with headache, consti- patton, biliousness, indigestion, etc. Unless relief is obtained serious sick. ness may result. In it's long and sue. cessful use, Thedford's Black-Draught has been found in thousands of cases to relieve such disorders, by stimulat- ing the liver to do it's important work.
 Ask for Thedford's Black-Draught, and insist on the genuine. NC-137
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-27

W. H. Duncan, land agent for the Missouri Pacific railway, has sold 40 acres of land near Enders to E. L McNew, the consideration being S360
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-27

Legal Blanks for sale at this office
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-09
THE THIRD PARTY
THIRD political party, to be formed bv the ..eo

n THIRD political be by the committee
OF 4s, is due to be born tomorrow in Chicago The
progressive elements of several factions are at the
the move which destined think to emulate the
moose sp headed by Colonel Roosevelt in 1912 The
OF the third party this year will be interesting
elements in this third party group dissatisfac
n WIN labor platforms in the old parties do not like
on the league of nations there are who
are decidedly of radical The weknown senator
IRON Wisconsin Bob LaFoee the equally wel-known mavor
Cncago William Hale Thompson others of their general
feputation will take part ~ eS "
ne party arises expressed dspease
= tne Two old parties called for organization before the
tne republican platform dried seceders for the
o part are republicans of the extreme wing They did not
70 see what the democrats would patform
Inc constructive policy laid down at San
Tancsco was so much contrast which the repubican
f Chicago adopted just ago that it cannot
Deng considered favorab by called for the
anrd party The evils of which the republicans accused
e not found in the platform Of the democratic party The
ueea Tor third party has been lessened as result
Inere nave been times when third
men both old parties have become bankrupt when
mas both and their dealings tainted third
party mas acted purifier The progressive party in
was something Of purgative the outgrowth of repub
can dynasty grown corrupt third not find
party IN power need of The stood on
fner own feet at San Francisco sauarel The
OF the convention of reactoreS
VIII be watched with interest
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-09
MEXICO AND GOVERNMENT
~ CONSIDERATION by this country the de la Huerta gov
eminent in Mexico recalls the numerous aicissiudes

~ ONSDERAIlON by this country of the de la gov
III eminent in Mexico recalls the numerous sicissitudes
Inrough which the republic to the passed Nu
governments established Mexico been
]eo Dy tne United States and other powers only to be
ti0nary move. t T-14s3 N.SfN
mexico from time immemoral has been governed by arms
pt y constitution There have been elections in Mexico
ne of boodshed but in these
have been cast by the people Poro Diaz stab
sne1 that held for without oppos
ton from Tevoluons but death the force of
mas been felt more and in Mexico
disayowed force but constantly
aued py arms in retaining his position president down.
came with the force of and like many who have
ser and fallen in Mexico his dehronement accompanied
by death. - ,ee,ssw ssssa a
lne United States recognize the Huerta government
and may stand Any government better than
eminent In the meantime the United States bit of
missionary work attempting to educate the Mecans abb
soute Jolly OF maintaining without constitution
g1ving the people voice in that government
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-09
BAPTIST iPREACHERIS !
WELCOMED AT ADAMS
.(East oregonian speciaI. }


ADAMS, July 9.-Rev. and Mrs.
Harlem and daughter of Goldengate,
Idaho. arrived in Adams today to take
charge of the Adams Baptist church
for the coming year. The people all
rejoice to see him come.
John Ogle of .Pendleton was the,
quest of Miss Nellie Darr Wednesday
evening. 49,.
Joe McCollum of Athena was in
Adams Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. o. Richardson at
tended the Chautauaua in Pendleton
for, the last few days and report fine
entertainment. .s - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucille Winn returned
to their home in Adams after visiting
for the past few days with friends and
relatives in Milton. =.
VIII Lyday Of Pendlcton was in
Adams Tuesday.
Miss Ilah Blake returned home
after visiting in Athena for the past
week with her sister, Mrs. A. E Mer-
ritt. &
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer and
daughter returned home after spend
ling the Fourth in Pullman, Wash. with
them their son Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Spencer.
L. l.. Lieuailen motored to Athena
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Danes and chill
dren went to Pendleton Saturday to
do some shopping.
Terre Carothers left for Washtucna
to celebrate the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Gladys Spencer and
baby left for Hood River to spend the
Fourth
and Mrs Ralph iWalIan, Mr. and Mrs.
Larabee and Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Chris
tians and Lean went to the river to
spend the Fourth
Mrs. Alyrick and son Vernon spent
the Fourth at Riverside.
Ivan ID. Blake spent the Fourth in
Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcconnell and family
and his mother motored to Pendleton
Sunday evening. t3tf
Eyard McColium, Chip Reid and r.
NJ. Whitley went to -Walla Walla to
celebrate the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Otho Stoil and family
motored to Adams Sunday and helped
celebrate the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. 'WalIas Nelson and son
Marshall of Idaho motored TO Adams
Sunday and are the guests of Mrs. l..
NJ. Watrus and Mr.. and Mrs E q.
Marquis FOR the. week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred PaFr and broth
ed and family all motoFed to the river
for the Fourth.
Miss Nellie Whitley Of tPendieton
Is spending the summers vacation
with her grandmother and aunt, Mrs-
French at Adams.
Roiland Morrison and frankie
Danes notored to Adams Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Bunch motored to
PendIcton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larabee and sons re-
turned home Tuesday after a few days
outing on the river.
clint HaIcomb .motored to Adams
"Wednesday.
Or. and Bfrs. r. a Lieuallen and
son fsrederick and daughter Barbara
were the guests Of ssfr. and 1frs- y. r.
Tieualien Tuesday. I
Dave stone motored to Adams this
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles .Dupuis ant
daughter Irene and Francis motoret
to Adams today. tl
Miss Geraldine and Roberta Morri
son motored to Adams today.
John Blake returned to his home in
Adams after remaining in the Pendle-
Eton hospital for the pas. two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Deroign and fam
lily returned to Adams after a few
months in La Crosse, Wash.
mfr. and Mrs. Burhman and daugh-
ter Ida came to Adams to do some
shopping
Mrs. Ralph Wa1lan motored t.
Adams today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-09
+H0MESlCK JAPANESE
BOY LEAPS INTO SEA Fl,
AS SHIP STEAMS OUT

TOXIC, July "a homesick Jap
anese boy who threw himself INTO the
sea as the steamer Mexico Maru WAS
leaving for Seattle rather than leave
his native land caused great excite
ment in Yokohama harbor. A launch
rescued the boy and in response to
signals from the steamship went along
side and, took, off the boys parents
and three sisters who refused to pro-
ceed to the United States without him.
- ~ Il - 7---.---g. .xsf gstsn
Try East oregonian Want Ads.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-09

metropolis. not counting the Chinese,
Is 1897. There are 1856 English and
207 Russians. 20 f*t
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-09
TOXIC HAS SIS AMERICANS


TOXIC. July 9.-Police statistics
just issued which place the number
of Americans in Toxic at 613. The to-
tai number of foreign residents in this
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-08-13
NATIONS BUSINESS

Samuel Gompers declared that in
dustrial peace in America was impossi-
BILE until capital conceded the right of
workers to organize and have a voice
In industry.
Satisfactory progress by Ger service
committees throughout the United
States at important terminals in re-
lieving freight congestion was reported
by the Commission Oh Car Service Of
the American Railroad Association.
Freight cars on railroads through
out the United States are moving a
mile day more than they were three
weeks ago, but the goal that has been
set is still five miles distant.
Excited and general selling in wheat
futures on the Chicago Board of Trade
forced q decline Of from to 13 cents
q bushel. The market recovered later
with an advance of II cents.
The supply of freight cars and the
movement of freight car equipment
has decidedly improved in the last few
weeks.
Cable advices from Paris received in
this country declared that the French
Ministry of Finance had accumulated
by purchase sufficient American ex-
change to meet the country's Obliga-
tions, which fall due here ON October
Is, the date Of maturity of the Anglo
French loan of $50O,OOOOO0, Of which
Europe's share is $250,O0O,OOO.
The passenger and freight rate in
creases authorized by the Interstate
Commerce Commission will bring in
approximately $1,5S0,0O0,O00 increased
revenue to the railroads, according to
an unofficial preliminary estimate.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-08-13
REDS ATTACKING
POLES ON WHOLE Line
Russian BoIsheviki Send Back En-
voys to Get Full Authority
to Treat for Peace.

Warsaw.-The breaking off Of the
negotiations between the Poles and
the Bolsheviki, out Of which 1t had
been hoped would come an armistice
and the early cessation of hostilities,
was due to misunderstanding, ac-
cording to the contention Of the Rus
sian Soviet authorities in a wireless
despatch received here.
The latest communication from the
Soviet suggests that negotiations, both
for an armistice and for peace, be
held in Minsk. 1t asks that the Poles
send q delegation to Minsk invested
with all the necessary credentials to
negotiate for peace.
While the Polish delegates are re-
tracing their steps homeward from
Barnanovitchi, where the conference
with the Bolsheviki ended so abruptly,
the Bolshevik troops are reported
everywhere to be pressing their at
tacks on the entire battle line from
the East Prussian front on the north
to the region adjacent to Lemberg, in
Galicia, on the south.
The northern Polish front is re-
ported completely smashed over dis
tance of 120 miles. Activities on that
front indicate that the Bolshevih
plans include an encircling movement
against Lomza, which is of strategical
Importance in connection with the de-
fence of Warsaw.
According to last accounts, the
Soviet forces were endeavoring to
drive directly west along the Prussian
frontier, and if the drive is continued
it would endanger Warsaw's main line
to Danzig, over which war materials
are brought in.
The Bolsheviki in the region OF
Ostro1enka are less than forty miles
from Mlava, which is situated on the
Warsaw-Danzig Railway, about sixty
miles north of Warsaw.
An official statement showed the
Soviet armies had reached line rum
ming from Kossaki to Ciechanowicz,
which is only sixty miles from this
city, with which it is connected by an
excellent automobile highway.
On the northern sector the Soviet
troops which have reached the region
of Ostrolenka are only siXty-six miles
from Warsaw. Cavalry regiments form
the extreme tip of the right wing OF
the advancing Bolshevik line, and
here, too, fresh forces are being
brought up.