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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-11
wANrEn-rENfALE HELp
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

statesmen AND BRANCH MANAGERS
wanted who can earn big money. We
train you free. You pay us no money
Nothing TO buy and you can earn 10000 to
doing even better selling a protection that
every auto owner needs. Not insurance. No
competition. highly endorsed. Well estab-
lished. We quickly train you to be your
own boss and make big money. Exclusive
territory when you qualify, Don't miss
Thief TIT ASs1oScIATIoN OF AMER1cA.
Wayne V. Hall, Manager, 203 South Main,
ALEsMEN-Selling oil leases-WorTo
Wonder Oil Fields of Texas, biggest,
fastest, fascinating money making business
in the world. Five year commercial oil
leases surrounded by drilling wells from
So. 90 to $500 per acre. We pay 259o com
mission. Hustlers should easily make 500
per week. Complete outfit furnished on
request B. 2. L. Oil Company. 50o-L,
Baltimore Bldg, Oklahoma City, Okla.
SALESMAN WANTED to sell high class
line Of assortments. An ideal side line
No samples required. Commissions due
when shipments made. Season just opening
up Write today for working outfit. You
on our liberal plan. X. & S. Sales Com
pany, 1925 East Ravenswood Ave, Chicago,
SPECIALITY SALESMEN-Main or side
line to sell our cordials ana soft drinks
to country trade. $3.50 commission and $50
per week drawing account. Full commission
on all repeat orders Red Cross Mfg. Co.
Dept. G, FOG Chestnut St, ST. Louis, Mo.
$500 MONTHLY selling new patented fuei
vaporizer, guaranteed to save up to 500
gasoline; 40 miles per gallon made with
Ford. Sold on money-baek guarantee. One
sample free. Stransky Vaporizer Co., 26c,
Pukwana, S. Oak.
$500 MONTHLY selling new patented fuel
vaporizer guaranteed to save up to 500
gasoline: 40 miles per gallon made with
Ford. Sold on money-back guarantee. One
sample free. Stransky VapOrizer Co., 26O
Pukwana. s. Oak.
statesmen for high grade mechanical de-
vice for automobiles Great demand, cas-
lily sold. Very profitable. Send for ex-
planatory literature now. Drawer 110J,
Kansas City. Mo.
Distributor wanted in every town for
Speedoline; $4,000 to $4,000 per month ;
exclusive territory: automobile free to
workers. Speedoline Co., Dept III, Dallas,
Texas
WANTED-Live wire statesmen to sell com
plete line of groceries direct to farmers.
Must furnish own car. kip Mercantile
Co.. Omaha. Neb.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BOY SCOUT free employment bureau can
supply you with competent BOY neIp.
Call at 100 En- { Sixth St or phone 40
East Florence St Phone 3791 K-2.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-11
LOST AND EOuNn.


LOST-Fox Terrier dog white spot on
tail. Answers to the name Of Duke.
Phone 40. Reward.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-11
RESIDENCE

Of IL rooms. modern, blocks Santa
Fe offices, income from rooms over
500 per month. Price only $4,000
Owner leaving city and wants to sell.
Mansfield Land & Loan Co, Suite 35
Columbian Bldg. Phone 261.
MUST SELL $50 acres in Pottawatomie
Co, Kan, 80 acres in cultivation, balance
native grass. Small house. good barn.
cribs. granary and other outbuildings. 4
bargain at SIS per acre
go acres. ITO acres Kaw bottom. extrs
good, balance pasture with spring water:
good set of improvements; 215 miles from
Rossville. Prize $50 per acre. Phone
white 1887 or 1892
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-11
FOR sALE-pEr STOCK

WE WANT reliable people to raise fur
bearing rabbits for us In their back
yards spare time. We furnish stock and
pay $3.50 to $50 each for all you raise.
Sunset Fur Co.. 506-7-S Lankershim Bldg,
Los Angeles. Calf. 0
CANARY BIRD FOR SALE-1015 East sth.
PUPPY mo. old. SIS W. It'll. Phone 1867
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
A. Nj. and r. c. Roe, ZIG E. 9th street. Tel
$3.50. Pianos, Player Pianos and the AGO.
han-Vocalion phonograph.
FOR SALE-Grafonola, 20 records. 413
West eth Phone 1861.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-11
FOR RENT STORE ROOMS

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STORE building for rent Phone 1109.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-11
WANTED-To RENT.

WANTED-TO RENT.
WANTED TO RENT-Furnished rooming
house, Is or more rooms Best of refer
ences. Phone Red 51T9 or call at 1601 West
WANTED-By young couple 3 or house
keeping rooms, furnished, close in. Ad-
dress H "a. care Journal.
EMPLOYED girl desires room near 4th
and Tyler; state price and location. Ad-
dress i. B., care of Journal.
WANT TO RENT-House or .. 5 or IN
furnished rooms near Central Park
school. Phone Black 50T5.
WANTED-Two furnished rooms. suitable
for parlor and bedroom. Phone after o
o'clock 5445 J.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-11
RESIDENCE
Washburn District

Good house, rooms and sleeping
porch; fully modern; Il east front
lots; good garage. This house is a
bargain. Call and let me show you.
R. S. SMITHER, Phone 403.
FOR SALE-Modern broom house close
in. at bargain. rooms. modern. barn.
III east front lots, 81 800. Nearly new, G
rooms, modern. sleeping porch, oak floors,
$4,000; both Washburn district. rooms,
modern, $500: rooms, partly modern.
$1,000. Good 1-room cottage. 81 200 All
these, walking distance. J. F. Blair.
Phone 70J.
FIVE fine Tnimproved lots with a good
well on them in 1900 block on Western
ave. just across the street from the fair
grounds, clear of encumbrance and possess
sion at once. For quick sale, 81 .0O0 net
cash. H. G. Shore, with the August Cloth
ing Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-11

BOY wANTED-Good wages, steady work
Apply in person. 100 Seward at Z a. m.
Phone 1858 N-4 or 2oo4 Ms.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-11
80 ACRES $4,000

Jackson county, Kan, five miles
/ from town, SO acres cultivation, Is
acres alfalfa, Is acres pasture, nicely
| improved; terms.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04

cl tsrmino medic entire un maximum
V un nlnimun de manchas es de once
SEos. En- reaIidad csc calculo eS bastan
te a~venturado, pues a veces el periodic
Sc alarga hGSta dieciseis amos Y o.
tras Sc acorta a ocno amos. Adenias
parece haber una maxima J una MI
NINA s~ecunGaria intercalad2s en- ei
periodic principal.
Aun Sc dlscute IA naturaleza de esaS
manchas. aunque no hay duda de que
muchas. sino Ia mayor parte, son de-
rresiones en- l.. superficie solar. La pre-
SENECA de es:tG rnanchaS disminuye Ia
cantidad total de luzs ola cue Sc re-
clbe en- la, terra. y SUI e~Eistencia IN
Gica una connection general de Ia To-
t1sfe~a solar, aUnQue hasta ahora no
Sc l.aya pcdiGo determinar 81 Sc re-
c!bc mas y mcnos calor en- 81 peT!cdo
maxine de las manchas solares, perc
81 hay alguna d%iferencia esta debe ser
UNA peouenfsima fraction de la can't
dad total.
10 Tue va no es lfcito poner en-
duda es QIe hay relacion entire Ia
frecu, acia de las manchas Y Ia mayor
O menor intensidad del magnetlsmo
terrestre. Las variaciones irregulares
dc Ia aglia. ~conocidas como tcmpesta
Ges magneticas acompanan invariabie
rlerte 4 las expIosiones en- Ia superb
cie solar V Is entonces tambitn Guam
do las auro:as, boreales o abstracts,
aDarcan mayor extension.
Como Sc sabe. la aGuja maSnetica
sufre ~oscilaclones diarias pequenisl-
mas due se rCniten en- un periodic de
G,ez = medic amos, ocurriendo las ma
vores ~oscilariones diurnas en- Ia epoca
de Ia mdXIr1a de las manchas so!ares.
.Aacmas lie genalar Ell norte y el sur
IA aguja n2agnetica SURE diariamen-
te carabios im~perceptibleS.
BESIDE ia ! a. m. hasta IA ! p. m.
cnmina hacia 81 oeste y desde esa
bora vue!ve nacia el sste durante la
tarde. hasta las 70 p. n. en- que per
nance Qu;et2 ligeramente hacia e! oes
te 2 "a media noche : vuelve hacta
81 este a las :. E. m.
La extension de esas osciiaclones
TO excede gcnoralmente de 10 de ar
CO. aunaue IS IN POGO mas Crande en-
vc-ano que en- invierno. FL tGrrlino
medic de estas oscilacioues aumenta
- 6~!sninuyc con reguilaridad on I'm
neriodo de cerca de nee amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
UNA NUEVA TEORLA DE La
Provision DEL TEMPO

Los mEtodos que hoy Sc practican
/ para prever el tempo en- los observa
rorlos meteorolGgicos paSaran muy pro
tc al museo dc antiguidades 81 Sc lie
ga a comD~obar "a eficacia de Ia nue.
"a taorIa para Ia provision del item
no. fornulada por algunoS m~eIeorolo-
COS del Institute Smithsoniano, como
resultado de las observaciones hechas
en- Chile.
La Hueva teoria Sc hasa en- el sol
: Ell los cambios que experimental Su
superficie. Segdn las observac!ones
de los descubridores de dicha teo-la,
practicadas en- Ia Gina de una elerada
montana, dol6e Ell aire cstG earareci-
90 V donde por 10 mismo. Ia vision
IS mas clara. la transparencia de Ia
cuhierta exterior del sol varia de una
n2nera p~erceptihle. 7 sc Ia comproba-
do que eSos cambios correspondent 4
camhios en- n temperature. de suerte
cue determinado grade de calor esta
en- proportion directa con d~ete-nltnado
.rado de temperature Las variacioncs
en- los grades de calor que radia el
sol son sesuidos por cambios en- el
tempo.
For que medios Sc haya lleCaGo 4
Csc descuLrimiento. que Instruments
So haya usaGo por los observadores.
con que matematica precision Sc ha-
"a calculado n relaci6n entire los cam
bios de transparencia del sol Y los del
tempo. son cosas que los descubrido-
res atm no dan a conocer. Paru que
e. descubr!miento mereZca tai nomhre
- n~ecesario que las observaciones
Dracticadas en- Chile sean ~verdaderas
Tn todas parties. Parece que tu!as OBJ
g~crvaciones q a repetirse en- la Gina
&c una moG,aAa de Arizona 1onde Ia
atn6srera esta aun mas enrarecIda
an Il mayor altu-a ch!lena.
Ell iistintos rugares del muado re-
s. las obsorvaciones que Sc haran
sultan de aCucrdo con Ia teoria de los
IleteOrol6g.Stas del Institute Smit So
r:ano. qucdarj plarameate comproba-
DO que hay INA reIaci6r dc causa a
Cfecto eDtra 81 aspecto de Ia superficie
Gel sol = los cambios De tempo. In
touces a Discriminate ~ra6o de trans
D~L-enc;a. q g. radiacihn de calor. CO.
~rresnondera c:erto Gambia ct las an
d~jciones del tempo. "a 10 menos para
q punto de observation.
La provision del tempo, de una ma
nera seeura y no como SO hace hoy,
lie una maro-a incierta. -esulcando mu
chas veces las p-edicciones en- compile
- contradiction con los sechos. sa-
IA d. :nrDensa trasceGdencia en- los
r.gocios h2manos. 81 los agriculrores
d. una re@'tn deternirada Dudieran
es:ar pIenanrAAte segUros De anteHG-
10 de QUE du-2ate var!os meses ha-
hrfa abunjar:es lluv!as. du,ante IA
kDoca del descrro!lo de las siembras.
= tempo SEQ durante la epoCa de Ia
cosecha. n agricultural So verfa libre
della !ncar.idumbre a Que vive sUjeta.
SocGn los INVENTORIES de II nueva zoo
RIA. n prediction del tempo rodrt
hacerse con toda eyactiJud, con IN
a5o do anticipation.
81 este rcSulta cleric. "a Meteoro'o-
ga Sc habra elcvado Al range oe verda
Iera cfarcil. como 81 hermann "A As
.~o7onfa. rGe race mUcho +iAmU0 ahHr
dona IA re-'tn de' emn'rismo para
nntra~ rosu-I.amente cn los Gor.Hios
tel chlculo : pradecir. con muchoS a
RS de a~n:icirac!"n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04

It!ogcs COMPLETENESS dedicados al es-
tudio de Ia Fenologia, mejor dicho. a
reCCger todoS los datog que los obser-
VaGores Sobretodo los campeSinos haya
pCdiGo Ohservar, acompafado o siguien
do 4 los fen0menos meteorol6gicos. To
DO labrador = en- general TODD habitan
te 6e los k.stados Unidos puede en-
"iar a dicho dspartamento los frutos
sc su experienced sobre el particular.
Por que es un hecho, conocido des
q las priTcras epcCas de la humani
dad que lCe Gnimales = las DlantaS
Saministran ciertos sisnos por los cua
les Sc pueden preVeer los fen6menoS
meteCrol6gicos Ell un future pr6ximo
Cuando hace a~igunos amos hizo erup
ciGn 81 Monte Pcl6e ZEN la M&rtinica.
llam6 la atenCi6n cIe tres o cuatro
dias antes dcsaparec!erat todas las II
horas "cabezas de lama" que abunda
ban en- Jos ~airededores del volcAn. Los
torribles oeidios sUpieron mejor que
!1s sabios que hah;1n venido de Fran
Ga a estud!ar di"'." volcan, que este
iba 4 hacer o-upciGc. En- efecto diclos
s. bios fallaror m&Gistralmente. des-
rues de haber hech1 a!gunas ohserva
Clones cerca del volCan. que no habfa
a?CGn peligrO, y Sc embarcaron rumbo
q Francia n visnora de Ia erupci6n.
ST So tardar un dfa mas perecen como
los 5000 ~habitantes de Ia capital
Dc Ia isla Que murieron en- IN abrir
y cerrar lie ojos al hacer explosion
e. volcan.
Por reCia con. RI. cudndo SO aproxt
ma Ia lluTid ID; animales domesticos
n.uestran c:erta especie dc inquietud
@ Ge algeria: saltan Y jLegan mas
cue de coStumbre. Conocimos a un no
table me;eor6logo V astr6nomo. profe
s,r en- un colegio de i~nternado, que
inca castiraha a los alumnos cuando
- dfa Sc p~resentaba nuhlado. o uando
y rrevefa cue iba a Hover, porque
dccla que on tales ocasiones los n!
nos esthn natu-almente inquietos.
La sar-uiiuela es un animal suma-
mentt. s. ii = n los MEMORIES camoios
Gel I INV. ties de que sople un
frcr+a yia-. % mueTe con sun1a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
MANTENGA PURA SU SANGRE 81
OUIERE GOZAR DE BUENA SALUD

el contraer esta ~enferme6ad, 81 usa
IS. s. S., el maravilloso remedlo pa
.ra Ia snagre que ha estado en- uso
constante por espacio de mas de GIN
cuenta amos. S. S. S. impla Ia san
gre completamente. Sc encuentra de
venta en- todas las d~roguerias.
Para informes valiosos y conseJo
medico gratis. escriba hoy mlsmo a.
Deuartamento Medico. Swift Specl
Fc Co, Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
&C. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04

Vasta aqu' las notic.as cNe Sc tl'nen
arerca Dc, r,cvo descuhrirl!onto. que
Il result verGadero. yerdra u"ic9'n"H
- = confirnar 10 cue hasta aQu' Sc
Ia -crido como hiDitAsis: IN r''a"l"n
crtre los ro1Smenos atn6stericos = IA
extension Y duraci6n de las manchas
so1oreS.
In etecto. hace mas de medic siGl"
rr,, Eotra:h Schwahe. de DessaT. u
examine nor largo tempo IA Sune"fi-
Gle del sol cor al telescope. not' u
Iqs ranchas solares son periodicals
r;o-dn I vaces c-andes = numeros's.
,,ia--rae 90 ot-as vcces cast no 50
70 vna sofa on 81 disco solar. ' que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
HTrEvo EsTABLECIMIENTo DE
ARTICULOS DEL EJER(

s;tuada on 2o4 East Travis, On 81 ~edificio
800 n Cunter. e Tiblico tiene IA me,
;or opor.unidad para adquirir a~rticuios del
g)isrci.o por Ia miead de 10 que pas5 e Go
-.,rno. Tiendas De c~aTpaha de l6%lo' CO.
Io- bIaaeo V Khaki. liSeramente usadaS' so
= SAC. Cobertores tamalo doble: varios coo
5os S3.25. Camisas de lana Q. D. usadas. en-
taraho Il solannentc: las dc slase a. $3.50
las de clase B $500. Pantaioneras de Ia
ma O. D.. Iavadas y reparndas. $l.9o' 20
be-torcs con dibuios navajo. 6"~S@' cotoses
girls, azul u oIivo, $6.I5. Guantes ue ON
Ta-sev 35r. Prccios e~specilcs al por mayor
= los conercian;cs. Damos pronta atenc!on
a las 6rdeares por correo. Diriiase toda co
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT a L. S. Government EQu!T-
ment Co. San Antonio. Texas. Leon La"-
renee, Gercntc. 'AN''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
A SANGRE RIGA Y PURA ES
ESENCiAL PARA LA BUE-
NA SAINTn

listed TO puede eXagerar Ia i'm
portancia que encierra 81 tener 81
sangre fbre de impureZas.
C~ualqUier impureza o desorden es
ma fuente de peiigroS, pues todos
os 6rganos whales del ORGANISING,
lependen de Ia sangre para desem-
senar suS funcioneS.
listed puede, en- gran parte, evitar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-04
ESTUDIO De
LA FENOlCGlA

Ell D~epa-tamento &c Agriculture de
washington Iiene estabIecido n sec
ei6n especial de aGr6nomos : meteo-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-30
COMMITTEE ON .
FUSION TICKET
FORMATION TOLD
Was Outgrowth of Sentiment
Expressed by Large Number
of Men, Says Nelson

Explaining the purpose of the
committee of 21,' which endorsed
an anti-Townley ticket at Grand
Forks for the fall campaign, Theo.
G. Nelson, secretary Of the Indepen-
dent Voters association, has issued
statement stating that the method
is used to. obtain, united front in
the fall campaign. si:4fpa
The fact that the vote cast for
Governor Frazier in the primary To-
tailed less than half the votes cast
in the primary for the two candi-
dates for Governor opposed TO-. the
league, is regarded by many advo.
Gates of combination in the state
election as a very good reason for
union, Of all forces opposed to Town
leyism. .-..n' s..-.
Mr.. Nelson says that the idea of Il
committee of 81 originated at meet
ing Of the Independent Voters assc'
citation at Grand Forks last winter
when there were over 900 persons
present. That conference requested
the Republican state central commit
teemen opposed to Townley, the
Democratic state committeeman and
the l. V. A. to name seven men each
on a committee to unite the opposi-
tion to Townleyism The action Of
the committee of II. therefore, is
representative of a large group II
men, he says.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-30
|CAPITALREM0VALQ QUESTION
HELD0FF BALLOT IN FALL
BYSUPREME COURT RULING
OLD WASHINGTON
HOME KEEP UP

!, Washington, July 3O.--Every year
congress grants $10O for the repair of
fences and for cleaning up and main
tanning the 13acre reservation at
Wakefield, Va, where George Washings
ton was born.
There is no dwelling on the place,
but monument marks the place Of ma
tivity of "the father of his country"
Wakefield is 10 miles from Washing
ton, and is not often visited because it
is not easily accessible. 1t is a mile
and half from the Potomac and pill
grims going by water must also
trudge overland to reach it. Excur-
sion steamers no longer STOP the old
government wharf having been partly
carried away by ice and floods and
never repaired.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-30
COX HOLDS FOR
RESERVATIONS.
SAYSSEN. KING
Utah Leader Says Nominee Will
Assume Modified Atti-
tude

Washington, July 30.-Confirma-
tion of reports that Governor James
NJ. Cox, democratic nominee for pres
ident, expects to desert the Wilson
League of Nations as the campaign
progresses was brought to Washing
ton by Senator W. H. King of Utah,
who came here from Dayton, Ohio,
where he had long conference with
Cox.
According to Senator King the dem
ocratic nominee does not favor the
United States entering the present
league without reservations safe
guarding the United States.
= Senator King indicated that the
democrats under the leadership of Cox
will move from the Wilson absolute
position to the Lodge reservations.
"You can say for me that Governor
Cox, now that Senator Harding has
Joined the Johnson-Borah group Of
bitter enders and come out against
any League, of Nations, will advocate
the League of Nations but with what
ever reservations are. necessary to
safeguard the United States" he said.
"He is opposed to the league cove
nant without the dotting Of an Il or
the crossing of a IT, regardless of the
statements issued after his confer
ence with President Wilson.
Z "Governor Cox and the president
undoubtedly are in accord on the ques-
tion of the necessity for having the
League of Nations, but Governor Cox,
am convinced, will take a stand in
favor of reservations that will make
the obligations Of the United States
under the league covenant conform
with the constitution of the United
States" B. - -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-30
RRIDE-TO-BE IS
WAITING; GROOM
DOESN'T APPEAR
Takes No Chances on Bigamy
and Fails to Show Up for
Second Marriage

Kenosha, Wis. July 30.-At 800
o'clock Monday Miss Kathryn Durkin,
IS, true to her 'troth to William
Thomas of Racine, was in the vestibule
of the St. James church while the
Rev. Father R. J. Smith was behind
the chancel waiting to perform the
ceremony. Scores of friends were
there.
For more than an hour the girl
bride-to-be waited and wept. Then
she was told that Thomas had a wife
in Racine.
1t is said that Thomas had been
separated from his wife and did not
understand the bigamy law until just
before the. ceremony. Then he took
the easiest way by failing to appear.
Miss Durkin told the police about
it today, but they can't find Thomas.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-30
REDS AFTER lLEMBERG

Warsaw, July 3O-The fighting ap-
pears to have eased up on the north
ern front. In the center there are
rear guard actions, with withdraw
ing Poles keeping in contact with
their right and left wings. In the
south the battle for possession OF
Lemberg is impending or already is
underway, while in the center the
Poles in their retreat have not yet
reached the frontier Of Poland, to-
ward which the Bolsheviki seemingly
are aiming before an armistlce Is
proclaimed
There is much uncertainty and
suspense in Warsaw over the ques-
tion as to whether the Reds plan to
cross the border fixed by the su-
jpreme council and continue to march
in the direction of Warsaw. Military
observers are inclined to- believe the
Bolsheviki are striving with all avail
able force to wrest Lemberg from
Polish hands before hOstilities cease
should there be an agreement at the
Baronovitchi meeting which begins
tonight.
), Conferences Begin Today
From intercepted wireless messag-
es and other sources 1t is pretty well
understood in Polish military circles
that the BOlsheviki intend to spare
for time at Baronovitchi. 1t is con
sidered apparent that the BolshevlK'
are determined; to capture Lemberg
as a prize at the last days battle.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-30
BACK FROM WAR
AND FINDS TWO
WIVES WAITING
Variation of Enoch Arden Tale
Makes Fine Tangle for
Wounded Soldier

Vienna, July 3O.-Variations of the
Enoch Arden story continually crop
up in this part of the world with tne
return Of prisoners OF war from Gar
countries. About the time OF the arml-
stice Vienna woman received tele-
gram from Irkutsk saying her miss
ING husband was alive there. She
dropped dead at the long deferred
word.
A friend telegraphed the husband
but the message was delivered to an
other man of the same name Ill to all
hospital. Later the latter married his
nurse and returned home with her d
few weeks ago. He found ms "l1e awe
and we'll and now they are trying TO
straighten out the situation.