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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19
tn Georula.

Miss Ella N. Ward has gone to
Atlanta, Ga, where she is the guest
!of Dr.. and Mrs. John l. Smeltzer,
the latter formerly Miss Frances
Ward. She will spend several
weeks there. Mr.. and Mrs. 2. K
Parker and daughter, Mary Betty,
Who also reside at Atlanta, Ga, are
spendins the summer at Mt. Lake
Park and will later visit Mrs. ParS'
er'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c,
Ward. IN this city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19

Thunders.orms are more ire
quent In Java than anywhere eise
on the globe.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19
Have Guests.

Nj. and Mrs. J.,C. Ward have as
their guests at their home on Wat
ION avenue, the latter's aunt. Mrs.
John Fowler, and her cousin, Miss
Seella Semple.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19
Have New Son.

An eight, pound son was born on
Saturday 70 Mr.. and Mrs. John Il.
Cole at their home on Walnut ave
niue. He has been named Jonn h.
n Mrs. Cole was before her mar
riage Miss Florence LeMaSters, +"
this city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19

To produce a diamond IN the
rough costs approximately 81 q
karat.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19
IOCAL 50 Gal ITS


,ley lillies. She IS q daughter O
Nj. and Mrs. N. ElNtchols OF TIL.
lefty and Is a young woman 9!
charm and culture. Nj. Wtliams
formerly resided 1t MorsantoHl
but has been located here iol
some time holding q position WI
the Consolidation coal COMPANY
Following the ceremony last eve
ming the bride and groom were
driven about the city In antoine
biles to which were attached IN
pans and cans and Later lett tol
Morgantown where they will visit
relatives. They Will reside in this
RifV
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19
ma. Ammon, ENTERTAINED

Mis-, Ammons Entertained
Misses Maud and Maize McBee
NJ liz Kingwood street proved
themselves charming hostesses
Monday evening when they enter
famed for their house guest, Miss
Doris Ammons, Of FaiNiew. The
guests were entertained on the
Spacious lawn Of the home and the
evening was spent very pleasantly,
dancing, games and music being
the chief diversions Of the evening.
Refreshments were served
Those who enjoyed the hospital
ity Of the Misses McBee were
Misses Pearl. Fisher, Elizabeth
Lawrence, Vida Heard, Eliza
Brany, Jane Shoemaker, Lester
Megra!l, Sarah Simms, Mildred
Heathcothe Lottie Thompson,
Herle Zinn and Messrs. Francis
Furlong, Carl Cowell. Bruce Dor
say, William Fox, Robert McBee.
Fred ZophI, Everett John, Eugene
Ogden, Martin Dent, Owen Martin,
Cecil Dodriel and Everett Dodriel.
Morgantown New Dominion.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19
xln Bulgaria"

Buitarians i've longer than any
tf,er people In the world. among
a million Inhabitants there arc
aore than 1850 over 100 years old.
iSIaarian Blood Tea Is their great
smedy. It Sweetens tho Stomach
emily Moves the Bowels, Flushes
IS Kidnsys and Puriaes the Blood
Kist try Ii once-you will never use
Eythine else. Sold everywhere By
,ruesists and Gfocers. {.
Bulgarian Blood Tea"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19

A hotel for dogs and cats va
opened a short time ago in Lon
don.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19

The lawn fete and ice cream ies.
tival given on the Normal schoo!
campus last evening by the Court
Joan Of Arc Daughters Of Isabella,
was a great success and was az
tended by a large number Of PEG
pie. The grounds were ariistically
decorated and delicious refresh.
mpnts were served.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19
supner Postponed.

The boz supper to have been
held at Pleasant Valley grove on
friday evening has been postponed
Until Wednesday evening, August
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19
IN o,eIoct 4 lie Masonic lem.


Aftorney and MrS ChAries
Powell are spending several weeks
Al zflantic City and win also visit
ether points In the East before re
turning home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19

*. and Ms. Edwin v. Duffy ano
children, Miss Virginia and Sandy.
VIC had spent the past 81 months
NE guestS Of Mr.. Dutfys parents
M md Mrs. n. Duffy, at Sidney.
australia, have landed In san
Francisco, where they will speno
bme time en- route here. They
bsiled some time ago from austria.
% and had visited In Honolulu ane
landed IN San Francisco q week
40. Il Is not known when tney
Mn come On East. Mrs. Duffy i
1 daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. c. o
Henry, Of Fatrmont avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-19
R.turned Home.

Ma. Oliver A. Wood and chil-
tren, Oliver, Jr., Carl and PAN,
returned last evening from Ian
easter, Ohio. where they had spent
DE past two weeks with relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
When a fnancier's ,Dife
pa.Uns her jewels

X/oU won't know until the end Of
i the story why she did it.
But when the pretty young wife OF
q feeble, old millionaire is seen to fire.
quent pawnbroker's, and then enter
cheap lodging house, being watched
by a good looking detectiye-well.
there's enough mystery. love. action
and high finance In this unusual story
to satisfy anybody.
Her Secret by VIII Payne
Is the first of series Of the adventures
ofBen Bodet, business detective, who
we prophesy-will rank as one OF
the most interesting sleuths of fiction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

KINDRED OF THE DUST
Peter B. Kyne's great story of a
rich lumber laird, his only SON.
and beautiful girl.
1.-THE CROWN PRINCE OF
PYNE'S FALLS, MASSACHU-,
SETTS"-The story of an aviator
who didn't see service until he
rot back home-by Royal Brown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13

UNEASY STREET"-A dramatic
chapter in Arthur Somers Roche's
great novel of love and mystery.
"THE CRIMSON TIDE"-The
concluding instalment of Robert
w. Chambers unusual romance
of the Bolshevist menace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
They discoveyed the fountain
of youth

"DHoNY" DICK and "Overcoat'
I Bonnie had just relieved an oil
magnate of $500. But when they
went and lost it on the Kentucky
Derby, they simply didn't have the
heart to go home to Mrs. "Phony,
who kepr the cash land who also
kept track Of their proWess.)
So they decided to take a little
fisf1ing-trip out California way, and
that's how they happened to discover
the Beauty Fountain.
You who have applauded his
Boston, Blackie" stories will delight
in this crook story in lighter vein
by. Jack Boyle in the current
Cosmopolitan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
Don't miss these in the same number

1.-THE RELAPSE OF CAPTAIN
HOTsTUFF"-Old Reliable is &C.
cessory to a holiday celebration
strictly according to Hoyle-by
Harris Dickson.
"HER HOME, THE WORLD
a poem of unusual beauty and
sentiment-by Mary Carolyn
Davies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
MifliO1laireS
who take i'm rOOrnerS

DLA1N, simple country folk down in
/ Texas went to bed one night as poor
as the proverbial church mice and aWoke
to find themselves millionairesl
But they cannot accustom themselves
to their new prosperity, and, living far
from the maddening crowd, they do the
most extraordinary things imaginable
with their newly acquired wealth. Old
lake Wells went right out and bought
himself $3.50 worth of bananas, ate them,
and then just naturally died.
Mrs. Snodgrass, wife of the village
doctor (who doesn't know how rich she
isl, built large wing on the old home
stead so she could take in more roomers!
Another oldlady-Whose profits quickly
passed the million mark-Went to the
hardware store and bought paw" new
ak so he could cut the kindling easily.
And the surprising thing about it all
IS that it's true! The great oil boom that
has recently transformed the most DESC
late section of Texas into land of untold
wealth has produced a new phenomenon
in our national life something unlike
anything the world has ever seen before.
Don't foil to read
"MilHonaires Made While You Wait"
By FRAZIER HUNT
in the latest Cosmopolitan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
Is parent-loUe a
menace?

REAT men almost invariably
~ have had unusual mothers or
fathers who played a conspicuous
part in shaping their lives.
And yet eminent psychologists
tell us that the pampering love OF
parent for child-unless wisely d.
rected-can do tremendous harm.
Harvey 'Hggins has interviewed
one of the greatest nerve-specialists
In America on this vital problem. -.
Nothing more amazing and dra-
matte has been written about human
relationships than The Love-lmage,"
in the current Cosmopolitan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-13
Are wives harder to get
along Nth than husbands Z?

DoxER thought so, because. as ne
. told his friend Charny, his wife
had called him a drunken satyr
simply because he. tried to light his
cigarette at an elecuic-light bulb.
And Charny agreed with him,
because his wife had told him that
he never kept a promise in his life.
And he sometimes did,
Gouverneur Morris, in The Great
Friends" has surpassed himself IN
this rollicking story of domestic mis-
understandings and how they were
overcome.
Don't fail to read il in the cur
rent Cosmopolitan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-22
LA PRlMERA JUNTA
FORMAL DE LA LIGA
DE LAS NAClONES
lugar en- Bruselas
eI mes de Noviembre y
la presidira Ell Primer
Ministro beEga

LONDRES. Agosto el.-Paul Hy-
mans. Primer Ninlsr-o beIGa. ha sido
electo para presidir Il pr!mera aSam-
blea formal de IA Liga de las Nacio-
uas Que Sc reuuira en- Ia ciudad de
Bruselas el pr6Ximo mes de Noriem-
bre. 81 los Estados Unidos lutheran
ratificado el tratado de paz y el con-
venio de Ia Liga Y formaran parte
por 10 tanto. de IA Liga, a Mr.. Wilson
o al delegado superior americana, lie
hab-ia correspondent presidIr tai
asamblea seguramente. pero en- de-
fecto de los ESlados Uniros. TOGO a
Ralgica 81 honor de ser "a que tuviese
,al iuvestidUra en n aperture de las
sesioues formales de la Liga de las
NacjoEes.
FL Primer Minis.ro belga. =
HUMANS. esta Crandemente familia-
rizado con Ia Liga. Y 81 personalidad
CONC estadista ia sido tai, que de Sc
gl!rO 81 nombramiento no Creara min
gun sent!mienIo de celos entire las
grandes poteucias. Por ot-a parte,
esa designation Sc considera como
una ~atenci6n para Belgica, a cuya
capital Cabe e. honor de ser el asien-
20 de la primera junta formal &c la
Liga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-22
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-22
Ell Oral. BUDENNY
INTENTA SALVAR
AL EJERClTO
DEL SOVIET
I'm violento alta.
que sobre Lemberg, a
fin de distraer a
los poIacos hacia
este frente

LONDRES. agosto 2l.-El general
Budenny, comandante de las fuerzas
bolshevikis en- e. frente de Galicia,
ha iniciaGo un ~vioiento asalto soDre
Ia plaza de Lemberg. capital de esa
antigua provincial hUngara, c>h una
fuerza de 5000 dragones, segnn dice
un despacho recibido hoy aquf por Ia
Secretaria de Guerra inglesa, Los
polacos estan organiZandose en- csc
frente. agrega e. mensaje, con ei pro
pGsito de envolver a los bolsheVlkis
en- el case de que 6stos lleguen a
capturar Ia plaza.
Las fuerzas rusas han hecho i'm
portaHtcs avances en- el frente dc
Galicia, hacia LemberE : Tarnopol. Sc
gun ~anuncia e. communicate Official
dado = Ia publicidad aver por 81
Ministerio dc IA Guerra b~olsheviki.
Los rojos han degrade cruzar el RIO
Stripa = estAn ahora a~vanzando So
bre esas dos ciudades.
En- 81 frente septentrional. dice e.
communicate del Soviet. que los rojos
estAn enviando gran nGmero de re-
fuerzos al sector Que Sc halla al nor
te de Czechanoff, - millas al norocs
te de Narsovia Y que las lineas bols-
hevikis en- csc frente estdn afirman-
dose. Las f~uerzas bolshevikis estan
tambien p~reparandose para mantener
en- una Mnea al oeste de Soldau.
Los polacos por su parte ascguran
cue va han cruzado ei RIO Bug por
dos puntos, Wyszchow Y Drobiczyn.
Las f~Uerzas hoishevikis So encuentran
aun como a 10 millas de TarSovia. Sc
gun el communicate Official del Soviet
publicado hoy. en- el que Sc aseg1ira
que n lucia esta librandose con en-
ca~rniZamicnto en- las rcEIones de Pho
max = C2echanof. mientras que en- In
region de Narsovia, IA luCha eSta efeC
tuandose al oeste de Ia lfnea de
Nyshkoff n Stanislaft.
SeGiln q communicate ruso. los pola =
cos Sc e~nCHentran a IN millaS al oeste
de Erest- Litovsk Y Ia Inca principal
De avarce de las fuerzas de PilSudski
CORE ahora a travGs de Wyszkow.
ludlow. Wegrof DrocitSlin = ha lIe-
Eado 4 Janow. Los poIacos cstan a.
venZando a % largo del rio Bug. al
oriente de Kohln.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-22

LONDRES. AEosto 2l.-Al norte Y
al noreste de Na-sovia continue de-
sa~rrollandose violenta Ia lucha entire
h~olshevikis Y polacos, esPecialmente
en- las regiones de Plonsk y Ciecha-
now. serun dice un despacho of'cial
publicado por e. N1inisterio dc la
Guerra de Soviet. hoy en- Noscorl, Y
recihido aQui por iaalambrica. Mas
hacia 81 noreste los ejercitos rojo Y
polaco Sc hailan empehados en- un
e~ncarnizado combate on las ~cercanias
de Wvszkow y Stanislavof.
In despacho dc Varsovia tachado
aver. dice que Sc Ia sabido que el
general polaco Que manda 81 all de-
recha. ha recibido 6rderes de onser
var. hasta dondc sea possible sCs Po-
siciones dertro de Ia lfnea fronteriza
trazada por Llyod-George, a fin de in
vadir ruevamente e. territorio russo.
Las tropa a compOnen csc ejercIto
son divisiones relativamente nuevas q
en- la gran retirada polaca, Sc rctira-
ron del dis;rito de M;nSk sin Ser mo-
Iestadas para NADIA. 7; haber sufrido
phrdidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-22
Ante Ell DEESAASSTRE SUFRIDO Los RUSOS
ATENUAN SUS DEMANDS A POLOMA
Los dele gados del Soviet presentaron nuevos ter
minos a los representatives po!acos en- MInsk
Reconocen la independence polaca y ukraniana = renun
clan a todas las reclamaciones por lndemnlzaclones
nero PoIonia debe reducir SD ~ejercito

LONDRES. Agosto 2l.-A MEDIA
Que Ia tetirada rusa contlnua, las
demandas de los delesados
kis a los representatives polacos en-
Ninsk. sc suavizan. Russia ahora ia
| hecho una promesa definitiva de re-
conocer Ia independence polaca.
Tai garantla constitute Ia prime
"a. clausula de los nuevos terminos
! de- Soviet. presentados 4 los plenipo-
tcnciarios polacos N M!nsE en- Ia
secunda junta de Ia conferencia para
el armisticio y Ia paz entire Russia )
Polonia.
Tn resumen de esos terminus, anun
ciado anteuoche en- Minsk, tai Y como
! Sc recibi6 hoy en- esta capital, es CO.
mo sigue:
ArtfcuIo 1.v-Completo r~econocimien
In de Ia independence polaca.
Artfculo 2.-Reauncia por Russia a
| todas las reclamaciones por indem-
b, ~nizaciones contra Polonia.
Artfculo 3.--Las fronteras polacas
| quedaran como Sc habfan delineado
| previamente por eI Condo Curzon, ex-
| cepto al oriente dc Bialystok y Cholm,
en- donde Sc hara q Polonia concession
de territorio adicional.
Artfculo 4.-Polonia debe reducir su
cjercito 4 $4,000 hombres. mas 10000
para trabajos administrators, que
formaran Ia guardia civil.
Artfculo LA decentralization de-
hcrd quedar terminada conforme q Ia
clasuia anterior, en- el ternino de IN
mes.
Artfculos s. ! = s. cstipulan Y es-
pecifican las reducciones en- los ar
maInentos Y 81 a~rticulo 9 estipula que
las h~ostilidades ceSaran - horas des-
pues de que Sc hayan firmado los
terminus dichos.
Russia jnsiste adenas en- Ia l!bre
distribution dc ticrraa a las fami-
las de las victimas polacas de Ia
lucha. contra 81 Soviet y reclana la
| possession complete del ferrocarril que
CORE a travis de Observation-Disclosures
Graiovo, Y el libre tranS!to para e.
comercio russo n traves dc Polonia
con el Baltico.
Los demas artfculos de los terml-
nos rusos. son los s~iguientes:
Articulo 1O.-Simultaneamente con
i decentralization del Ejerci:o pola-
co Y II entreEa de armas. las tropas
rusas Y ~ukranianas Sc retiraran de
modo que a In termination dc Ia des-
mobilization polaCa. solamente zoe, coo
permaneccrdn cerca de Ia IONA neu-
trail.
ArtiCulC 1l.-Los polacos deberAn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-22
Los hanvias de Tampico
seran obligados a que
cumpIan al publico

TAMPICO. lamps. agosto ll.-Los
habitanteS todoS De este puerto ponen
"a 81 CRITIC er el cielo por "a lnfini-
dad de ~perjuicios dc cue Sc ven VIC
timas debido a los detestables servi-
clos de luz, suerza V ~tranv(as que
IL compania que regentea e. senior Hear
vcy :. Leach no Sc preocupa 10 mas
mlnimo por corregir, q pesar de 10
estipulado en- los cOntratos que IA SUI
sodicha empreSa celebro con 81 Ayunta
miento tanpiQueno.
En- cuaato a los trenes electricos, no
existe una sofa Inca en- que haya
e. nGmero de car-os sUfictentes. De
esta suerte la agioEneracion de pasaje
ros es cOnstante y muchas personals
sobre TODD senoras, Sc ven no pocas Te-
ces precisadas a perder dos y tres
Wales de los trenes. pues el acceso Il
elIos es algo ut0pico.
Y por 10 que toca a los servicios
de luz ' fuerza, no hay que decir mas,
Sino que en- muchos lugares de Ia po-
blaci6n el alumbrado Ialta constante-
mente Y pOr 10 que respecta a fuerza
todos los periGd!cos de Ia localidad Sc
han visto precisados mas de una vez
a suspender sus ediciones. pues Ia
tai fuerza no existe nj para remedio.
Pe-o. segun parece, va el Ayunta-
miento sc dispoae q corregir estos des
names. Dfcese que Ia eNpresada cor
poraci6n llamara a cuentas a Ia en-
presa de Luz, Fuerza Y Traction ' ie
exigira que satisfaga las A~ecesidades
del publico va que a clio Sc compro-
meti6 en- los contracts legales que eNis-
fen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-22
UN VECINO DE TEXAS
CITY GOA DE LA
MEJOR SALUD

"Durante mucho tempo SURF te-
rrriblemente de Ia veiiga V rinones"
nos dice ell senior Jose Jackson, veci-
no prominente de Texas City. "Com
pre- una sola 3 rtella de Merritone, Y
despues de haber tornado unas Guam
tas dosis, me sorprendio ~agradable-
mente Ell yer que mi estado habia
mejorado muchisimo, Y que NE SEN
tia tan bien como no 10 habia esta-
Go en- mIchos amos. va no tengo do
lores en Ia espalda, Y puedo desem-
penar mis- ocupaciones de Ia misma
manera que 10 hacia antes.
Esta medicina representa- para mi
IN valor no menor de q%uinientos pc
sos. pues ahora puedo TRAFALGAR e.!
doble durante el dia. sin sentirme des
pues fatigado en- 10 mas minimo.
Siempre guardare los mejores ecu
dos de Merr!tone, ' me tengo hecho
81 proposito de nunca estar en- mi ca
sa, sin tener por 10 memo una bote-
la de esta medicinal
El Merritone lie dara a listed los
mismos resultados. 81 es cue sufre
lei est6mago, higado. intestinos o en-
4eTiHeuau ue Id Sd!iSIe Ne
~naturaleza. Merritone es el remedio
propio de Ia Natlraleza, preparado
de Ia adecuada V en- proper
clones convenientes para Que pro-
Guzca los r~esultados apetecidos.
Drogas que forman habitos no SON
usadas en- Ia manufacture de Merri-
tone.-De venta en- todas las dro-
guerias.-S1.00 Botela.
MERRITONE MEDICINE co.
1922 Clark st. Houston, Tex.
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Zero V agrfcola que tomaron de las
regiones rusas que ocuparon anterior
mente Y reconstruir los puentes que
destruyeron.
Articulo 12.-Polonia debe efta-
blecer una ley relativa a Ia d!stTibu-
ci6n de concesiones de tierras. en- prl-
mer lugar. para las familias de los
~ciudadanos polacos muertos. heridos
o inutilizados en- la guerra.
Articulo 13.-Polonia debe dar a
| Rusia el derecho de libre transito
para los hombres V para las mer-
cancfas a traves de SUI territorio, lie
| biendo quedar Russia en- completa po-
session Y control del Fe%rrocarril de
Volkovissk- Bialystok -Grajevo.
Articulo 14.-Polonia debe once-
der una complete amnistia p~olitica
y militar.
Artfculo 15.-Polonia dcbe publican
e. tratado Y PROTOCOLS anexos inne-
diatamente despuGs de que sean fir
mados.
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$4,000 P~RISIONEROS Boil
Y HAGEN
@ POLACOS

PARIS. Agosto 21.-Los polacos
habian hecho 4 los bolsheyikis cerca
de $4,000 prisioncros para 81 martes
Gitimo. segun intormes ~recibidos por
81 Ministerio de Il Guerra frances.
puraute el dia de aver capturaron
cerca de 800 rojos al ocupar Ia pla-
"a de Glinany.
La lucha csta librandose ahora con
gran encarnizamjento Il 10 largo del
rio Bug, q donde los rusos Sc repie-
garou para servirse dc csc rio como
de I'm. defcnsa natural.
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con las fuerzas del general Nrangel.
Los "oios lograron quitarIes d los
anti-bolshevikis IN tren blindado V
sns auXiliares, segun dice un despa-
cho recihido aquf. Mas al ~oriente. los
anti b~olshevikis lograron descmbar-
car On las c~ercanias de Aktyrskaiia,
sobre e. Mar de Azov, pero Sc sabe
que va han sido despachadas tropas
del Soviet Il csc frente y Sc han pues-
70 en- contacto con sus enemigos.
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MOTIVES COMUNISTAS
EN- ~DUSELDORFF.

LCNDRES, Agosto 91.-Duseidort,
II importante ciudad alemana situada
sobre 81 Rhin en- e. sector ocupadn
pcr las tropas belgas, es teatro de
un nuevo Y violento levantamiento
comunista, segun dice IN ~d"spachc
recibido hoy aquI. Una m~ucheium-
brc comunista compuesla de mis- 1e
200 hOmbres Sc pnses;on6 de IA Casa
Municipal en- Velbclt, i~nportante po-
hlaciGn manufactured del distrito de
Dusseldorf, habiendo p~roclamado TN
Soviet.
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Ia LUCIA EN- CRlMEA
Sc WTENSIFICA

LONDRES, Agosto 21.-En 81 SEE
tor de IN Crimea los bolsheviN!s han
oCupado Ia villa de Nasilyevka, des-
puts de un violento combate sostcnldo