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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

1915.
Germany again warns neutral YES
sells out of British waters: arming of
merchant ships affords new basis for
justification; no quarter after Feb
ruary 18-Russian retreat continues;
rear guard action fought at Lyck but
10 miles from Russian East Prussian
frontier
1916.
Germans make five assaults on Artois
stronghold; French artillery defense
and counter attacks keep lines intact
President Wilson to place armed ship
order before cabinet; Secretary Lansing
studying the note; Italy to arm all
ships.
1917.
Germany denies offer to negotiate
with U. s. to avoid war; Swiss lega-
ton silent on Berlin's reputation of
offer it presented on behalf of Ger
Lansing demands
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13
Two stalwart Democrats for Convention Honors

nounces that he will be a candidate for delegate
to the national democratic convention in San Fran
cisco. There will be twelve delegates from Florida
to that convention two from each of the four con-
gressonal districts and four from the state at
large. There is better democrat in Florida than
Frank Harris and could have finer repre-
sentative at the convention of the conscience char
acter and educated intelligence of people. He
and Tom Appeyard would be fine brace of stur
dy Florida stawarts in that great gathering of
pure and undefiled democracy at San Francisco
Quincy Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13
The Reds Were Green With Rage.

On the ark deporting a load of Reds to Russia it
was noticed that some OF the bewhiskered clan We're
plentifully supplied with money, while others We're
practically strapped A government agent discov-
ering this variance in the size of their piles sug
gested that in view of their teachings, it would be
appropriate for them TO pool all their wealth and
then make an equal distribution. The bowls of pro-
test which from the moneyed among the
Reds nearly swamped The ship-Sanford Herald
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

Admiral Sims says he regarded it as his duty to
criticise Secretary Daniels. Still, the zest with
which he went about it suggests that it wasn't an
unpleasant duty by any means.-Charleston News
and Courier. He should have resigned first and
having failed to do So he should be kicked out
Times-Union. Hold on! We might have another
this year. in which Sims would be
worth superdreadnaught full of Danelses. He
might be worth much the Times Union.
-Osala Star. Who guided the destinies of the navy
during the war, Sims Josephus Daniels? The
writer a sailor during the late war-and sub
marine sailor at that-and served both in the Dan
ies and Sims navies." He thinks the 'Sims bge
pump is just bit small to allow Josephus Daniels
to pass through its pipes Josephus Daniel is
worth fleet of superdreadnaughts full of Simses.-
Gainesville News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13
Lakeland Is Spry For Its Age.

Most visitors tell they surprised at the
upto-dateness and progressveness of Lakeland, but
now and then critics drop in to inform us that
perfect where they from. Don't do it, friends:
we get about over the country quite bit, and
know more about your place than you think.
Everything here may not be just you we
could wish; but at that things better than
they were in your town when it thirty-five
years old-dont you think Lakeland Telegram.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

Captain Turtle and Major Johnson, Of the L. s.
engineers service came over to Milton the other
day to consult with citizens about how they
would like to have the traffic bridge the
Blackwater river rebuilt. OF course, they so
tickled at the idea of getting any kind of bridge
they admitted 'Barkus villin' :" to any kind of
plan, which the courteous officials we'll knew all
the time.-NIilton Times
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13
The Times-Union Boosts the state.

The newspapers which keep continually heckling
Jacksonville for trying to keep the tourists here
should read the Tmes-Union carefully. We
are continually sounding out praises of the other
cities of the state and only invite the winter visitors
to stay long enough in Jacksonville to see the city
properly.-Jeeksonville Times-Union
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

ciple to divide between them. Except for the
brains and character of President Wilson, there
is nothing left of the democratic party except
the name. Except for the money of the great
business interests that have long sustained it,
there is nothing left of the republican party ex-
cept and Appetite
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

On February It'll The Tampa Tribune said: The
Pensacola Journal is of the best edited of the
Florida papers" And February Sth The Journal
said: The Tampa Tribune is the best edited news
paper in the state except The Pensacola Journal
and the one you edit" If had just waited until
that squfb had reached our desk. would have
stopped mt The Tribune. 1t is d Newspaper of much
discernment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

7. J. Appleyard, of Tallahassee. and Editor Frank
Harris, OF the Ocaa Banner want to go to the CAL
ifornia convention Mr.. Appleyard asks the nom
ination as district delegate, and Mr.. Harris from
the state at large. Mr.. Appleyard is for Marshall
but Harris is too good an old-time democrat to
commit himself before his party has had time to
make up its mind little on it's own account
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

The Mariana Times-Courier. in a recent issue.
says that Mariana and all Jackson county has made
q splendid banking record for the year 1919 Among
the Jackson county banks the Times-Courier men
hons the First National, and Citizens and Peoples
of Mariana, the Bank of Malone, the Bank of
Greenwood, Planters Bank of Cottondale and the
Central States Bank of Campbellton. Every section
Of West Florida has made fine showing in a finan-
cial way, which spells prosperity for this part of
the state
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

Pensacola is getting to be great convention city.
The state Bankers Will meet in Pensacola in April
and the Press convention in June. The first prom
ises good attendance. As for the latter. if the
state press keeps its promises all the boys will be
here. and of the girls too And we will give
them q rousing welcome.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

If a couple of weknown ana respected men from
neishboring town drove out to farmers home
and tried to interest him in perfectly legitimate
proposition calling for investment of say $780, the
farmer would smile in a superior way. turn down
the proposition and congratulate himself his
shrewdness' Yet the same farmer will down
here ana chase gang of crooks all over the state
in order 10 hand them money in chunks of ten to
twenty five thousand dollars. Aaint Nature wonder
derfu Lakeland Telegram.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

1t would seem. from reports which have been
made to the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs
by the superintendent, Frank E. McLsRe, that
the Reform School in Mariana is far from
formed. OF this the Tampa Tribune says: I'm the
meantime, those most charged with the duty OF
seeing that the school is made the place it should
be, are rampaging Florida trumpetng their
own good points and arrogantly claiming to be holy
and pure and better than their fellowman, hunting
for votes to put them in position where neither
God nor man would have them after seeing the
records they have made in the places they hold"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

Plant City's $4,000 of paving bonds have just been
sold to a Toledo firm for ST. 36 These bonds have
sold way above par, showing how the money powers
of the North and East look upon investments in
Florida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

medals to the winners Of the first three
essays Will be presented in Washing
ton by Secretary Baker.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

1t is said that \. Conan Doyle is in league with
the spirits, maybe he can solve problem
WHO is the Man of Mystery"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

There is not vastly much difference in starting
the day with chip the shoulder. and spending
the day looking for some to knock off.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

There is nothing personal about this personal
liberty stuff, in New Jersey. 1t is just a grand
stand play to catch votes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

The making of mems suits comes high, but it is
nothing TO the making Of law suits Some of those
law suits high that all anybody gets out Of
them is the attorneys fee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-13

Some people prefer self-eontrol to the other kind
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-27

6i2 s. CINCINNATI-One modern
room over garage for reliable
white couple where wife will do
mornings In exchange
for rput.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-27
AUTOMOBILES
ATrO sIrFiirs An NrrAiNs

BASH BROS, auto repairing truck ana
field bodies. builders oil wheels crushed
bodies. repaired speodstcts, made TO order
auto blackamithing. quick service, pricea
are right Phone Cedar 265. sib v. Firgt
HIreet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
British Ready to
Talk Over Irish
Settlement Question

London. AuE -@Ir -eplv = E
question y ths Eouss n Commons
-o6av. Premier -lcv6--eo--s aEa-
announced The v---ZirE-esE - TIE
Eu~e---eTr . eIscuss With ar e
z-eserz-z ---es e IRISH opz-lor any
proposals 11- q seLsnsr-
The prEme- sal6 s2c1 q discus
s1o- would De subject 70 three cn--
1--ors as 4oLlcwE
T.rsr. That t1e ST. counties q
To--he-r T7s-e- -EE- De --sa-e1
separately,
Second -na- thers Eu- oe 10 Sc
ceEs1c1 directly o. indirectly " a-T
Da-- Ct Ireland ~-o- re Tr1-sc
EzE1or-. auc third We car ro-
ar-ee e z-r-tt-E -ha~ would I-voivE
a-6 6e--a-r ]-on -ne ss-u-Zr~ -
these Lzla-ds o. e their sAts-y =
-ase u wa"
The 5t-- FE--s-s would nor ae
died our = they ware prepared 70
a--e-- -aese rou1--lons. Premier
-lrvd--eu--e said.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
JOINT SCALE BODY
DEADLOCkED ON
MINERS DEMANDS

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
POLES Baking REDS
IN DRIVE ON WARSAW
Candidate Cox
Outlines What He'll
Say In Speech Today

Columbus A-E -S-Ecve--o- Cox
aGcz-ec -odar Aa1 rs a6--ess be
FIRE ne Ono Osnoc-a1lc Cc1veo-
lc1 -un3--cv uo-l6 parallel Es Sly
years oAcl2- record II TIE srz-ts WI
Lnar Ct Senator Harding. -he EsqUb-
LEEn p-es11arla- cac11a-e.
The -eRcLara-- ca1cl6a-E was IN
me a6e and : was ol 1e C-.s-
sad ne Democratic nom nee adding
mat Ire eyes II ne COUNTY, are OF
Ce5c" I IT. pres, oe-1la- co1aas-
TIE League q Na-a1s l. aao-Er
ISSUE -re governor " champion =
-Cno--cw address, VIZ the supper
u Newton = Bake sec-era-v u
Il woo = u appear n ne plat
@c-n VIII he governor
Encouraging reports Of prospects
-o- De- oc-alc success = C,t-o wee
"eceIve1 y Governor -Cz -uu pa--y
Leaders a-------cg - -ne cc-ve-Eoc
ne governor address, II cpe- the
state campaign 11-1a-v a11 men
o-gar--.a-lor matters IRE e De taken
II me convention program &
roU-2e. acopUor o. Z state p4a--o -.-
a-1 1CmcaZun q = p-eslaer-...--..
electors oe--E ne c-lg UcrA sCte-
1-eC
co arnor caz zpenf -odav a. ne
=zecu-ve o5cs. engaged WI sa-s
alas ana Politicians. re received
ne automobile speeding Gt4-ges
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
MCCALL MAY YET
TAKE TARIFF POST

washington. aug IS Fo--e-
Governor Sa-uet VI NcCa1 c.
MassEc-usEr-s, VINO -ecs--v declined
appc1r-u at aE zeurs q re
Lr-ad States -a--@ -crrlsslo-. IL
-econslde-,cr ne off, 4 ira -equer
Of P-esldsn- Wilson Z vas sa1d 70
cay 81 the White Eouse mar wnLe
mere was m word 1~uE NJ Mccall.
= was believed - wcElr accept The
Senate failed Il art m h1s mamma
pur and M Mccall was ---sn a -
cesE appointment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Railroads Ask
Courts to Stay
Illinois Fare Law

-t1cA-- AGE -h-SC1- was t-ec r
: : d.sr-lr, c0u-r ne-e roaa~ b~ sew
- -a--ca1s IL RESTRAIN ne puDlc
u-l----es commission Aac A--B-n=-
Genera 5~;1adage 1~o-l enforcing ne
-vo-cer- "a law winch Is IT become
eEec-~- - 81 wner ne -eae-a4
guarantee 4. ne -aaas ceases
The -a--Dads pe-1cr alleges mat
re u-----,t.s cu-1r-sElon mas no power
-e lrws- -ae -s.e beneath ina 1.xea
a~ the --.z-s-a-= Commerce -ar-r-s-
slor- ne ---a-s-ac= -a-e Is aouur
-1-ee Genus ne
Ea-~1ads subscribing II f1e SUI a-e
re I--nn1s -er--z-. -tlcaEo & Eastern
----nc-s. -hlcAgc y a--1ves-s--.. Cz..-
ragn. 6u-,-aE-2I Qu1ncv Ch-ragn
ILwa4Aae X =. 2al- -s1-aea. Rork
Island ! Eacldc and IL A-212son. To-
0eks . SANTA Fe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Attacks on Reds
AT Wrangel's Risk
Britain Warns

-o-cc-- AEg -s-r-sA- -----
George states II me Eouse - Cr--
mons roca- t1a- re Erve-r-e-- has
maze Z clea- g Genera Eg.-7-
W-anEeL a-1-Boisasv-k leader =,
South suaEia- tnzt = ne further A.
tackled The sov1s- forces Re nur- n
sc on .ls c~- -esponEihIll-r
Genera W-anrel since -he- had
opened further operations. RE IRE
ml-- ADDED a1c the -ssporzihil.-~
consequent, was EtE cwr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
L. S. War Craft
Ordered to Baltic

" asn1nE-ou- Aug 1S--he a--p--
e cruiser Pittsburgh and q cegr-,v-
81 have been ordered 70 the Ea1r,r
sea u protect American interests
there
The vessels now are a. rherpou-r.
France and 4 was announced today
al me Navy Department faa- rre~
would proceed Immediately for Ras-
Elan wans-y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
McGraw Too Sick
To Be interviewed
By Dry Agents

New York aug -s--on z q Ne
----e----ewer tins was TIE message
qe1-ve-ec -oGa~ IT 1ade-al p-o-zn -iun
enforcement aEsu-~ wno ca-l=c a. -ne
nome n %0rn J M-G-ar r ask ne
manager o1 -ne New York ,s.ar-s Z =
was ne ~ -a1 bought --1sstv II
- -aC 3s -tln- p-9Ir- aer- actors o.
EaE-za-lar
~ an-T--sEl1r D -rls s-ar- alleged z
1ave beer made n ne ds--1r- AMIR
1ey Office n connection ~I-r Is II
ves1lga1on = now Soi1n G Slarrr.
ac-n-. -ece,wed a e-Rc-u-aa Skull II
front q Mc5-ars mouse about w4es
aEn. -9CaT attracted ire z--er1lr- ~
a1-11es :. Snsv41u- chief enforcement
n-lc1a- z his Ely. = was =. ur.c
: dispatched the Try agents . ne Nc
--av nome WIZ the -1-ez- mat = ne
5Rs.=nal Manager I'D ncr vaIuz-a--.v-
71--@seT- himself Il the -ede-a. 1.s--1c.
attorneys aftics a subpoena <1- rs ap-
7ea-a2cs ~r5u-G pc sought
re agents -rpu--eo the raj ,e=-
Unable personal Il see Nr(--su r-n
IS rareve-tng from q hlru NJ n. rear
-t--s nlow ne has -ntd -ne district II
-oraeT's once was -ecetvEd = srI1s-
1s r the lambs Clup house heTa-e hs
ls-t 10r horne WIFE slHv.a II g .ax,cs :
Is 7 E-- ire actor aisn was rr7u-.c
s-av-1 c1rc--nr raCz- vzs -g,r---
e worse and @o- -t1s reason -1,sr-i--
A--o-1ey Swami announced =. -r,,,,,
not present ne case = re g-a-c -,.--
III Z -sw 1avG Maa1r@-le IT, areury
announced -ne- w5u-c make z-urre-
s--e---c- = ----sr-1ev LcC-av ~ ne
LEor- angle. rs1cn :. --ae. W -es,,g-
II ---ss-lEz-lon - me Lambs. acra-d-
-rg q # ShevEtn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Poles to Meet Sec.
Tumulty " ednesday

as--nE-or- Aug -6-PoL1s1 c--i-
zens = nearly a. pE-1 IF TIE 1--ec
States wrc II SUdav gathered n
Mass-Ceer-2Ez . ask na-e~ia- and
II ora az t-o- re T----ec Sra- ae So
Poland arranged TO-DAY FOR rfhcIa
7-ese--a-.nn u -5eir case % ne roy-
e-r1er- n oera1s II P~esl der
a llson- Secretary TEDL- WI "a
-e5~e -re Delegation we6nesda~
aoor. and SecrezR-~ 1f State -o,r-
W receive hem LATER
Nearly 2o0 aeieEarAs Wi amend
ia Polish advance aEer-g SAD az
Representatives. C Polish gatherings
held = CE-a-c New YORK =
-ou.s. Oe--oI- Buffalo, Baltimore
F-llad pn-a arr or1s- c1les
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Gigantic Powder
Blast Shakes
Maryland Territory

Aberdeen Nd. AC- -s.-Ezzlo sic-s
u 5oe DOR 2OEaGs u Eu-7eT1e- u re
government c-czlur grounds -o1a~
shook the -oun--v t-- tiles a-----
me explosions we-s caused - a .-e
-naI desr-u7'eo fvs one -sB-~ -1-..6-
ngs oc ne nan stree . re ---v
ING grounds One labo-e- q ~ So
VINO 1ee as re flames -ea-=4 --a
oc"oer sIn-zrP plants g -..ss,--
F-e-ner prevented me flames 4.----
-eacnl1- -ne general --,--.r--
Dull cEn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
U. o. P. Win Means
Western Man for
Secretary of Interior

Tacoma Wash Aur -s-Senato-
harding. Republican, p-esl6er-aa.
nominee r -eier-a- = Governor
Fart Of " asrtng-oz -o6ar salc ne
coQE- readily ses me r-op-e-v n
the selec-Hr Of g SUITABLE western
men tor The png- IF sec-Hrz-T at me
Eotsrlu- and added rha- che u IF
particular ambitions" was = see trar
Inc "cnur--- -etE one n the sr-orrrs1
cabinets that can oe brought L.
raraer"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Rain Puts Over
Grand Circuit Meet

Philadelphia, Pa AuE -5-E-
caused Z pCE-poreneo- q m -oa--
ING DAYS ca-I C re fourth C-a1-
Cl--E-- r ee--E a. the BEN on -a,-iw-
ng Cl1r rack 81 Na-ne--r Pa
ElE1- ca-s II ro-ses rrlr- le4+
Cleveland Saturday -zr-- I'D no1 a.
rive herr u--s3 -.-1s r,o----- ara =
vas Almost nocr before ths- ware
G ua--a~e5 a. -ne --ark
The 70 --u- 10 rot To- ne
DIRECTORS Cup and -he eos pace w
ne raced tcmc = ad61--ar = ne
Villain Penn stake n $1,000 fo- -u-c-
vsa--oiG crprae-s and ira Bellevue
Sr-z-1rr7 stake q $500 1u- o-oe
r-nr-E-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Cloudburst Causes
Big " ashout on B. &
VI. at East Mortified

Greenfield. Mass. ana. fl cloud
ouHr- a. 90 rrls Afternoon cau=ee e
waEnou- -oo e=e; mig and sc ZEE
w-ue II ne -uadhec Ct r1e @-n1e-1iru-
DYSON - ne BuE-7r < Name
E-a-1-aac a East Nar-r4ie-G DIVISION
0+.5c.a.s sz- ina = VI AK -wr ca 5
y -esr1-s ira --aak. "a ms a-= %
~ ae-oE-eG 7e-veer Eas- Mortified
ana Greenfield m the -er--a- X 4~r77r-.-
F.4-wav and ne F7ts----s burg DIVISION
n ne Boston < Name r. wzv n A.
le-s Fa-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Cox Denies Sent
Anti-Sufrage Agent
IoNor tn Carolina

EalslEh. y. O.. Aag- -S--cve-no-
James Y OK TIE Democratic pre-
sl1enr2a- nominee. = a usier-az u
sl---age 1eRdG1ar-e-s today enpaa-
Ilca--y 1e-2eo reports thai M nad
SER z private en-Esa--" here 70
wc-k against -a-IEcarlnr n ire FEC
ara suffrage amendment ~ re
So-th Carolina legislature.
The governor nessar- SER -
response &C que-les s-rt nm nv su.-
rage leaders. -ea ds
There IE moi q wo-c g truth II
ne report thar : have SER q p-,va-e
e-1sEarT 70 work against RATIFICATION
n North Carolina
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Defenders Win Back
Important Positions
and Infict Heavy
Losses on Enemy
Lithuanian r e port
of Russian Troops
Already in Polish
Capital Denied

waEav Acg -s---r--s---,--,re
agslng Is ru1s un = he valley -
he Bux .-o1 rs source = - cur-
Hasn,e r--h the Na-ev RIVER Tho
r~ear bale winch mas g-s- 5eg.--
along The -vE- nas beer -la-zad r.
appreclaole z--a-es Tor the Poles
The 1are .11lctec hezv- l0zseE q
n enemy and wor back 1-po7--a.---
POSITIONS
Il Galac;a the Prizes v1-aCu- pres
sure +-oz -ne 5olsns Tx, 1a-z VIII
s-awa = ne ne n ne 5aE
ca-r-zrk oe+s-sss
The t---es defending warsaw a-e
n1u grouped as .2.Lows
The ct Wing -es-1E II -he 47--s
q Mod,,1 .N-vp-t+eorr1svsk aoi-s
me ne u -1s love- Na-Hw AID Bug;
ne center. p-rTac-e5 behind ~ -1e
outer <ar-s r Wa-sHv OCCUPIES 20
sItlo1s Situated a distances va----l-
from IS ro 70 nl=s .~0u ne ezp.-a..
tns ~lEn- wing commands me ~a1--
n the uppe- Bug. 5otn u The -E1.--
anG -ne eff wing = $ ia PaIes vt1s
havE AIKEN N Ir1-la-.vt 7 ne op-
e-a1ons. The Bulsnevlk forces winch
mad c-os=ed The Bug aarvaar Er-Iz',-
leszcw and Vfoeava hara 5eer
thrown BACK N ne -Eh- bank ~
the ierT WIG me P1jas s-a--z-E A-r-z
Mocltn. have maze q succesHE-. a.
lack II lhe 14rec1or IF Mara
Tha1ks 70 -his operation. the pos
rlons the Poles OCCUPY 4 The fU~k II
me Narrv and BuE r-ve~s. when
-cnnsL-u-e the Key dsfznEe e i A.
saw. are now he-1H- pr7rac1sc 1~--
lark a--ack threatened ny ne &c.
Snsv-k forces or -ne 7cr-nvnE
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Three Killed When
Traction Car Hits
Auto at jamestown

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Hrs Peter T-E-- a-1 Ms. A---,r-
virgin -2eL- 1aG---e-- -lav vs-H
E---ec -r1s e~sn-cg wae- q --ac-1c-
-a- sr-nr g-hel- aur2-nnoze as -1ew
1-e"e ou- q -re-- -a-c -2o- IA
track A--11- wr,E--- SCH q re
couple killed WIS 1-:r.-r re ca rs
-nes- was crushed and - -a- mr.
cove.
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= -hs middle Alamo and New
England S-z-=s ne weR1ne- VII be
partly clou6y VIZ. Inca- SHOWERS
--esaa- ana probably 4a1- w5-nru1
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diminishing kuuid-rv On wzcresta-
Winds - -ha A-lar-lr CaREr-
Worth II SAND Hook Ger-le n
moderate suu-n e southwest over
.zEr Ehcwa--y wsH1ae-
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THE WEATHER
Stow

%7-he- Nzv England Par
-loud- -2esGz-. p-onani- showers =
Maine. Wednesday, 2-uoa.HLv "a
somewhat cooler n 11-e-lo-
Southern EEw England anC EaE-
ST Naw Za-k Pa---- ciuud-. VIE
q-obRhlv inca -.E-de-gruwa-z Tues
Gay Wednesday, far nor -cucr
change = temperature
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L. 5. MOVE FOR
trade ROUTES
q GERMANS



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j. s. ATHLETES
LEAD IN POINTS
At 0LYMpIAD
American Stars Out
CHASING Other Ma
tons Entries
Cnieasaa- -a-es ur N-,- @o-ids
seca-= - aC- Metz. -a-sIss-
sa-kse -sa- -ases - ov- -
Feasible IS -o,--s +a- Ire Day
tF-tanr S4-,e--u- Ar-- -ccal ~
NE-a-ce weak --s--


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aeId cEAz continued = gamer nuac-s
= -1e secon6 IA # ne Seven.
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ether ralo- co- nlaa11oos ou- rs
men ae-s ~s-s nor strong enough II
1-vlGCa-v = w a. ne h-y1 place
aono-s. pe~--C-a-lv - ne -.asslc ar
clen- per-a-rloI- 7 winch the Pr
-lsn sra-. Z. Len-nner. proved = be
-ne best aL--nund a-nlzuC-
New @o-ta's =eco--
n ADDITION RIO ms Americans scnr-
ne me E1'HR1esr number IF points.
ne 1riv world record u rae aHy was
maze 7y Flank LOOMS II the -h.-
ca-o A-rleoc Assocla-lor II he 400
-el-a rErCje WIZ - seconds fa-- a
I'll SECOND oer-a- man me me mae
orT G Bacon Il ne London olv-mplcs
r 1905 II borr ne hurdles and the
lFi--1er-RE dash four 0f@rne SIX fnal-
ISIS were American H-hlsres Of rhar
49,. So - -,
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