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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-30
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NEAR LEMBERG
POLISH FRONT HAMMERED
ON BOTH WINGS
OFFER OF THE TEUT0N
Cavalry and Armored Cars Aid
Infantry In Chasing Retreat
2 jig ing Poles
rAssociated Press Dispatch.l

Warsaw, July 27.-The bolshevik
drive from the northeast along the
Hielystok railroad and the thrust in
Galicia in the direction OF Lemberg
are developing rapidly despite Polish
resistance on both wings In the CEN
ter the Poles hold Pinsk, but If the
red advance continues the Poles will
be compelled to evacuate the Pripet
country. The Pinsk- Brest- Litovsk
were already threatened.
In Galicia the fighting has reached
point seventy kilometers east of Lem
berg with the bolsheviki bearing down
upon the city from three directions.
In the south General Buddeny, the
Russian cavalry commander has re-
inforced his army with runabout
armored cars carrying machine guns,
which fight their way through roads
and open country while the horsemen
keep to the wooded region and rough
country.
Push Along To North.
Along the Zbrucz and Styr river,
northeast of Lemberg the operations
consist chiefly of infantry fighting.
Fighting In the north-when there
is fighting-is chiefly by the infantry,
though the bolshevikf have a cavalry
division at the tip of their right wing.
The cavalry is already operating
across the Nieman river in the direc-
ton Of East Prussia and to the south
in Poland proper. Much territory has
but the advances are made on ground
evacuated by the Poles who were out
fanked or withdrew because, the Poles
say, they were out numbered by the
red forces.
Brody Has Fallen.
Warsaw, July 26.-Bolshevik rs
sure has compelled the Pole. to
'evacuate Brody, about fifty miles
northeast of Lemberg, according to
just northeast of Bialystok and Swiss
loczo are reported to have been cap
tured by the bolshevik in their fight.
ing along the Grodno- Bialystok rail-
'0a There is fighting al slons ma
Zecure river, some Of the bolsheviki
troops having forced crossing east
of Kanenetz Podolsk which front Is
defended by the Ukrafnians.
Offer OF Ludendorff.
Paris, July 29.-General Ludend0rn
is reported in Berlin dispatch rs ~
Journal to have made an offor to III
British charge d'affairs 1T Berlin
raise an army Of ], 300 900 I1lp - - I
the bolshexik IN Russia A al = i
for the return To- 3eHD4nf&f pcD1
and the Iannulment Of c6ftniR cia4oa
Of the Versailles treaty. among them
the ones dealing with Danxfg
Expect Bialystok Fall.
Warsaw, July 28.-At last accounts
tho hn1ch ovfHi within IN <Rvvx
skirts of Bialystok, the fall Of which
is expected here to occur az any
minute
The newspapers are advocating
the immediate construction Of trench
Notifications and other works for the
defense of Warsaw before the boil
sheviki advance closely.
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FIXING UP FORTHETERMS
POLES ARE READY TO AGREE
TO SOVIET DEMAND
MEET AT EIGHT O'CLOCK
Rumors Now Afloat That the
lithuanians Have Started
Revolt At kovno
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch. ]

Warsaw, July 29.-The Polish
committee of national defense sent
wireless message to the soviet Sta
preme command on July ct stating
that it would send delegates on July
80 with full power to negotiate and
armistice.
The message informed the soviet
commander that the delegates would
appear at p. m, on the road be-
tween Brest Litovsk and Baranovit-
chi, the time ard place requested,
where thew will be met at an out
post of the soviet army.
Report OF Revolt.
Warsaw, July 29.-According to
word received here today a soviet
revolution has started at Kovno,
where the Lithuanian government
has been overthrown. No details OF
the revolt have reached here.
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laps TO DEMAND PRICE.
RUSSIA WILL BE CALLED ON
TO PAY VERY HEAVILY
COUNTRY IS IN TURMOIL
Massacre At Nikolsievick of
Brownie Troops Cause of
Trouble
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.l

Toxic, July 2S.-Japan's intention
to occupy Saghalin, Siberia, stationing
troops at Khabarovsk and elsewhere,
over which it is reported protest has
been made by "a certain country"
was the subject of an Interpolation
recently in the house of peers. 1chizo
Hattori, former governor of Hyogo
province, wanted to know whether
Japan intended to occupy Saghalin
permanently in event of failure to OBJ
tain satisfaction for the Nikolaievisk
massacre from such government as
might eventually be established in
Russia.
Russia Has Future.
'Hattori declared that nothing caus
ed deeper and more sustained resent
ment than when a nations territory
was partially occupied by another ma
ton. He said Russia was in confus-
ion now, and might prove easy to deal
with, but that the fact should not
be lost sight of that Russia was a
country. OF great possibilities. ;.
Premier Hara, replying, said it
would be detrimental to Japan's in
terests to disclose what the govern
ment proposed to do, if no satisfactory
settlement of the Nikolaievski massa-
ere was found.
Note From America. s-.-a
Toxic, July 2S.-The Japanese
government has received COM
munication from the United States
pointing out, among other things,
that America is unable to recognize
Japan's occupation of the northern
half of the island of Saghalin. The
Nichi Nichi says of the nature of
the protest however, that the i'm
preston exists here that the com
munication is not really protest but
rather an exposition of the Ameri
can viewpoint on the occupation Of
Russian territory with something OF
Americas attitude toward the terri
tory to be occupied.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-30
SEIZED LOAD OF BOOZE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Made Large Whiskey Haul
In Chicago
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch. I

Chicago, July 29.-Prohibition en-
forcement officers declared today that
one Of the largest transactions of the
"whiskey ring" had been uncovered
in the seizure last night of a truck
load of eighty one cases of whiskey
and the arrest of six men, acting on a
private Tip" Major Dalyrmaple, Chief
of Police Clarity, and squad of Off
house and found the truck being
loaded.
None of those held for investigation
could explain the presence of the
truck load of whiskey at the ware
house, they told the police. The own
er of the liquor is being traced today.
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HARDING is VERY BUSY
Senator Finds Time Well Filled With
Routine Work.
ASSOClated PreSS DiSDatCh. ]

ASSOCIATED Press DiSpatch.1
Marion, Ohio, July 29.-At his desk
early again today to clear up accum-
ulated correspondence, Senator Hard
ing said he was finding the outward
ly quiescent period, preceding the for
NAL opening of the front porch cam
paign, one of the busiest in his exper-
fence. Despite the constant growth
of his clerical force and much work
outside of office hours, the deluge of
letters and kilograms has kept his
headquarters constantly Behind sched-
ule.
A group of Chicago business men
interested in the national committees
ways and means division, were
brought to Marion today by Fred w.
Upham, national committee treasur-
er. Those in the delegation included
James A. Patten, Ivan c. AckIey.
Charles Hagie, Harry H. Merrick
III
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CHASING BANK ROBBERS
Posse After the Bandits Who
Got $4,000 From Michigan
institution

jackson, Mich, July 29.-Three
of the bandits who held up and
robbed the Farmers State bank =
at Grass Lake, near here were
captured at 2:3o this afternoon
by sheriff's posse which sur
rounded them at Wolf Lake,
seven miles east of this city.
The stolen money was re-
covered.
Jackson, Mich, July 29.-Three
bandits, who this morning held I'D
and robbed the Farmers State Bank
at Grass Lake, near here, were re-
ported surrounded by a posse at Wolf
lake, seven miles southeast of this
city, this afternoon. An unconfirm-
ed report said that one man had been
killed in an exchange of shots be-
tween the posse and the bandits.
Loot Was Large.
Jackson, Mich, July 29.-Three
armed bandits today entered the
Farmer State Bank at Grass Lake,
seven miles east of here, locked the
cashier and his assistant IN the cage
and escaped in an automobile after
looting the bank. Officials of the
bank said the loss might reach SO .
900.
Report Sheriff Killed.
The report stated that Deputy
Sheriff w. J. Worden had been killed
and Deputy Verl kutt seriously
wounded. 1t was also said the ban
dts after escaping from Grass Lake
held and robbed a resort hotel at
Mack Lake and then fled into a.
swamp. Scores of armed men have
left Jackson to join the posse. The
telephone wires at Wolf Lake were
cut by the bandits and only meager
information has been obtained from
that point.
Two customers who were in the
Grass Lal/, bank when the bandits
entered were bound and lock up with
the cashier and his assistant.
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MAIDEN WAS INJURED
Miss Theresa Vetter, kasota, Is
Thrown From Auto, Collar
Bone Broken
Especial to The Free Press. ]

Kasota, July '29-Miss Theresa Vet
ter was the victim of painful acct
dent Tuesday evening when the steer
ing gear of the car she was driving
failed to work properly and the car
went into a ditch on the road be-
tween Kasota and st. Peter. Miss
Vetter was thrown out and suffered a
broken collar bone. Her brother Otto
who was also, in the car escaped with
out injury, and received nothing more
than a severe shaking up. The car
taken to a doctor in st. Peter immed-
lately where the injury was attended
to. She is doing as well as can be
expected,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-30
FATAL WAS AUTO CRASH
Two People Were Killed Whom
Car damned Into Chicago
Curb-Line
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch. ]

Chicago, July ga big touring
car, laundering along Michigan boa
levard at terrific speed, crashed into
a boulevard electric light pole a.
Forty third street early today. Kill
ing Mrs. Jessie Brown and Robert q.
Book, driver of the car, and probably
fatally injuring John Healy q cast1e
dealer.
Book lost control OF the car which
overturned, hurting its three occu-
pants into the street. Mrs. Brown
was acquitted four months ago ON 4
charge of shooting her husband "a
death. She testified she shot In sell
defense. q.
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LOOK FOR EASY MONEY
~.
CROWDS TOOK THEIR CASH
TO CHARLES PoNzI
H.
NOW WANT IT ALL BACK
Young Italian Started Clever
. Get-Rich-Quick Scheme
In Boston
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.1

Boston, July 29.-The three day
run on Golfers of Charles Ponzi, by
doubling investors in his quick rich
scheme of international postal ex-
change, continued today while new
believers in the possibility of abnor-
NAL profit. took their money to T.
) al a few blocks away.
Ponzi, having agreed with District
Attorney Pelletier to accept no furln
err deposits until investigation Of his
accounts had been made, stood in MS
Enlarged offices and saw everything
going out, with no new funds coming
in but. although payments in the last
two days are estimated to have ex-
ceeded a million dollars, he was
..Ing every demand. His rival
foreign exchange company with a
promise OF fifty per cent profit in
orty-nve days, was taking all the
money presented with no Immediate
payments 10 be made. Meanwhile.
Investigation of the operations of
Goth exchange brokers was under
way.
Rates Of Exchange.
Washington, July 29.-New CONVEX
sion rates for use in the exchange OF
by international postal money
orders. were announced today by the
postoffice department, effective Au-
gust 10. -a-sss---->-
Officials of the department declar-
ed that the new rates did not result
from any scheme by individuals or
corporations, to profit by foreign ex-
: hange differences. Thep added thai
de. arrangements included In the
there was no way by which profits
could be made through speculation
in International postal money orders.
The new rates as announceit are
on Great Britain $500 for one pound
on the Netherlands thirty eight
cents for one form, for Sweden TWEEN
ly-four cents for one krona: for
Denmark and Norway twenty cents
for one krona; for France, Belgium
and Italy 81 for 1870 francs.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-30
ACTION ON SHORTAGE
Minnesota And Dakota Representa-.
tives Join In Conference.

ASSOCIATED Press. Dispatch.1
st. Paul July 29-Action for the
relief Of the car shortage In the north
west will be taken at Fargo tomof-
row, when representatives of Mime
sofa, North and South Dakota gath
er there for the conference which
was set as result of the hearing at
the capitol here last week.
o. P. B. Jacobson, state railroad
and warehouse commissioner, ana J..
M. Anderson. president of the Equl-
ty Co. operative Exchange are the
only representatives Minnesota Will
have at the meeting.
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DEATH OF ADMIRAL
Civil War Veteran Held Command Of
i, Mare Island.

[ASSUCIdteU I ItSS DISpdCCU.1
Santa Barbara, Calf, July 29.-Rear
Admiral Louis Kempff, retired who
served through the Civil war on the
Atlantic blockading squadron. died
here today. He was born at Belle
vile, Illinois, in 1S41 and in 1857 was
appointed to the naval academy. In
1899 he was appointed rear admiral
and named commandant of the Mare
Ic1c.-1 Cyc,:eo--,ic Wv -.---d
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ROWING IN CANADA
Duluth Boat Club Will Take Part IN
Events.

ASSOCIATED Press. Dispatch.J
Duluth, July 29.--When the Duluthf
Boat club rowing crews arrived homB
today following their participation
in the national regatta at Worchest-
er, Mass, last Friday and Saturday
they were instructed by Coach Dave
Hor;lk to resume training for tie
Canadian regatta, which WILDE he'd
at Winnipeg on August 67. All of
the crews with the exception of the
senior eight. which has been dir
banded for the season will make the
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-30
Tennis Game Finals.

Finals in the tennis tournament
will be played this evening between
Grant Willard and Lester Patterson.
The match played between Willard
suits being 6-2, $40, 81. Entries
rr~-- IN rc"de row for the douhlas.
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POISONED HIS WIFE
Vermont Man Guilty Of Numbering
Help Meet in Bennington.
IASSOciated Press Disuatchl

Manchester, VT, July 29-Byron
M. Pettibone today was found guilty
of murder in the second degree for
the poisoning OF his wife at their
home in Bennington, on April 6. The
Jury had been out since . yesteroay
afternoon. He was sentenced to life
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CENSUS OF RAMSEY
Population Report For Minnesota
County Told At Washington.

Washington, July 29.-Census re-
port: Ramsey county, Minnesota. In
Guiding St. Paul, 244,451. increase
20,776; or 9.3 per cent; Morristown,
N. j., 1906, decrease or 0.001 per
cent; Laredo, Texas, 22.710, increase
1855, or 52.9 per cent; Augusta, Kas.
Cent; Fredonia. Ks ss 1854. Inc increase pss
GA, or 3O.1 per cent; Lyons, Kas,,
2, GIG, increase AS or 2l5 per cent?;
Neodesha, Kas., 3,943. increase IL
OIL or 1913 per cent.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-30
WILLIAMS is NAMED
Will Succeed Benedict CroweII As
Secretary of War
kGAssociated Press Disna

IASSoclated Press Dispatch.
Washington, July 29.-William r >.
Williams Of Richmond, Virginia, has
been appointed assistant secretary of
war succeeding Benedict Crowell who
resigned recently to return to pri-
rafe hueinasr
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WILL PILOT PLANES
Captain Rudolph Schroeder In
Charge Of Gordon Bennett Flight

Washington, July 29.-Captain Ru-
dolph w. Schroeder, holder OF the
worlds altitude record, will pilot the
American army plane in the Gordon.
Bennett international cup race, to be
held In France the last week of yep
TENDER, it was announced today at
the war department.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-30
SURRENDER OF VILLA
HAS BEEN CONFIRMED
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.l

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.1
Washington, July 29-officiaI
confirmation Of the surrender Of
Francisco Villa to the federal
government Of Mexico was re-
ceived at the state department to-
day from the American consul at
Piedras Neoras. He was officially
advised Of the surrender by the
federal commander at Piedras
Nerras.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-30
DUBUC is MANAGER
Former New York Giants Player Han.
die Toledo Club,

[Associated Press Dispatch.J
Toledo, Ohio, July 29.-Jean Du-
buc, formerly with the New York Gil
ants was appointed manager of the
Toledo American Association baseball
club today by Owner Roger Bresen-
han. Dubuc take sover the team at
once.
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CORN STALKS ARE
ELEVEN FEET HIGH

Tracy, Mimi, July 29.-Corn has
been making great Roadway In
this section during the past few
days and some of the stalks are
giants. J. J. Mccoy has brought
in stalks eleven feet tall, the ears
being at the height of the average
persons head. The corn was taken
from the field sixty days after
planting. Corn prospects were
never better except in low places,
where the continued rains inter-
fered greatly with growth.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-30
HEAVY BAIL Fixed
Grover e. cIemmings Was Arraign
ed Before JUDGE Booth.

ASSOCIATED Press. Dispatch.1
Minneapolis, July 29.-Grover E.
Clemmings alleged draft evader,
Minneapolis was bound over to the
grand Jury on $4,000 bail after
special hearing before Judge Wilbur
F. Booth in United States district
court today. Clemmings was re-
leased until the jury acts.
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DATES G. A. r. MEET
indianapolis Will Be Scene Of Ma
tionai Encampmeht.

Columbus. July 29.-September ~
rs, are dates of the national en-
campment of the Grand Army of the
Republic to be held at Indianapolis
this year, it was announced here by
Joseph w. O'Neall, adjutant gener-
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CAPTURE OF TAGAR
Turkish Nationalist Leader Is Re
ported In Greeks Hands.
Associated Press Disnatch

Athens, July 28.-Colonel Jaffar
Tayar, Turkish nationalist command
ent at Adrianaople, has been captured
in the village of Bostanli, east Of Adj
rianpole.
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This is the first direct word re-
ceived from Athens on the capture of
Colonel Jafar Tayar. His capture
when the Greeks entered Adrianople
was reported in Constantinople dis.
~ T--r-,
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PEACE, PRO GRESS AND
PROGRESS IS SLOGAN
With This, Manager White Says
Party Is cox-sure Of
Victory
IAssociated Press DispatchI

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch1
Washington, July 29-"Peace,
progress, prosperity" will be the
three word sloaa, Of the dem
oeratic campaigners, Mr.. White
said, adding that with this slogan
the party should be "Cox- sure"
of victory.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
Too Much Tobacco Hardens
the Arteries, Ouertanes the
Heart and ShOrtens Life
Says Dr. Connor Who Suggests Simple Test to Find If IL
Is Hurting You. Can You Stand II?

New York.-Dr Connor, formerly Of
Johns Hopkins hospital. says Hundreds
OF thousands Of men who smoke and chew
10 excess and who believe themselves
healthy are suffering from progressive
organic ailments. They would never have
been afflicted had Il not been for the use OF
tobacco anu most Of them would soon 4 "a
well II they would only stop the intem-
perate use Of tobacco.
The best known habit forming principal
Of tohacco Is nicotine, but the most deadly
and demoralizing is furfuraL Both are
deadly poison, which, when absorbed hy
the system slowly, but surely, AFFECT the
nerves, membranes. tissues, vital organs
and vitality Of the body.
The harmful effect Of tobacco varies and
depends on circumstances and the individ-
ual. In some Il causes general debility,
others catarrh OF the throat. indigestion,
constipation. extreme nervousness, sleep
lessness. loss Of memory, lack Of VIII
no,ver co,vnrdico nrd fear mental con-
fusion, etc In others a causes heart dis
ease. bronchial troubles, hardening OF the
arteries, pnlpitntiOn Of the heart, tuber-
culnsis. blindness, cancer and the common
afilictiOn known as tobacco heart.
II you use tobacco In any form yon
easily detect its harmful effects by mas.
ing the following simple tests READ
aloud fun page from book. III your
voice becomes mufiled, hoarse ana lhuls-
tinct and you must frequently clear your
throat the chances are that your throat
Is affected by catarrh and II may be the
beginning Of very serious catarrhal treu-
BILE. Next, in the morning, before taxing
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
TRY MAGNESIA FOR
STOMACH TROUBLE
II Neuiralbes Stomach Aeidity. Prevents
Food Fermentation. Sour, Gassys
Stomach and Acid Indigestion.

Doubtless n you are a sufferer from in
digestion, you have already tried pepsin
Dismuth, soda, charcoal, drugs and various
digestive aids and you know these things
VIII not cure your troube-in some cases
DO not even give relief
But before giving up hope and deciding
you are chronic dyspeptlc, just try the
effect OF a little bisuTated magnesia-not
the ordinary commercial carbonate. citrate
oxide or milk, but the pure bisurated mag
nesia which you can obtain from practi-
caily any druggist In either powdered or
tablet form.
Take teaspoOnful of the powder or two
compressed tablets with a little water after
your next meal. and see what a difference
this makes. II will Instantly neutralize
the dangerous, harmful acid Ia the stom-
aeh which now causes your food 70 ferment
and sour, making gas. wind, datu'ence,
heartburn and the blOated or heavy
lumpy feeling that seems to follow most
everything you eat.
You will find that provided you take a
little bisurated magnesia Immediately after
a meal. you can eat almost anything and
enjoy Il without any danger Of pain or dis
comfort to follow and moreover, the con-
tinued use of the bisurated magnesia can
not injure the stomach In any way so
long as there are any symptoms o. acid
indigestion.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13

your usual smoke. walk up three flights
on stairs at regular pace, then stop n
You ma that you are ont OF breath, ~
gohl heart beat II forced, trembling or
Irregular, You may be the victim OF a
functional or organic heart trouble II
you teel that you must smOke or chew 10
quiet your nerves, you are n slave to the
tobacco habit ana are slowly poisoning
youfsef with the insidious deadly drugs
nicotine and furfural. In either case. YOU
nave Just two alternatiyes-kee on with
your seif-pOisonlng process regardless OF
the dangers, and suffer the cOnsequences
the dangers.
You can overcome the craving aud stop
the tobacco habit In a very short time by
using the following inexpensive formula
90 70 any drug store and ask for Nicotol.
rake one tablet after each meal and IN a
comparatively short time you will have
no desire FOR tobacco. The craving will
have left you. With the nicotine poison
ing out OF your system your general
health VIII quickly improve.
Note; When asked about Nicotol one
or our leading druggists said: "NicOtol Is
truly wonderful remedy for the tobacco
habit IL Is way ahead OF anything we
have ever sold before. We are authorized
by the manufacturers to refund the money
to every dissatisfied customer and we
would not permit the use Of our name
unless the remedy possessed unusual
merit" Nicotol Is sold In this city under
an iron-clad money back guarantee by all
up-to- date druggists. including the Dan
forth, the Eckerd and the Spruance Co.