. Abcoclncn cum uswu "on ALI; PART. or 7H: wont.- IV A 3pm.”; “I,“ m OUR own opium-on
o
Entered at the South Nomlk 'PoOt ‘
Office as Second Clue Matter.
noun pawns. ool‘i. mm
Till lllMltIi lulllioln l0 . l
CAUSED ill on PARADE
licuull fill or 1.9.2..." MEN?
—.-—--:-.- tam
Suspicion and Mystery Sur-
rounds a Blaze Which De- Governor Holcomb Willi
Make Formal Request To-.‘
stroyed a Two Family d
. - - .- ay for Decorated Colors;
2:118:32?! to Lexington; For This State' ;
CAMP REAllY Hill ‘
I
t
l
l
[BSSPlAlEflAT
ABOUT $3,500;
a“. . _ . lMany Men to be Decorated;
" ”Cture Was 0“ ned by; Including Wagoner Leland.
1 F. Gilbert, of Norwalk
’ fllVlSlflNAi-REVIEW?
___._ l
.\ icholas Agnese and Fire-
men Were Busy for Sev-
eral Hours
(‘AMI‘ DEVICES, Ayer. Mass. Ap-
..____. lril Elm—The newspapers of New Eng-
which completely gutted adwg land were paid a high compliment
. i . Wuhan story dwelling at 114 Lex- yesterday by Major M. A. Connor of
. . . . .uenue. owned by Nicholas Ag Hal-trout. commanding officer of the
it was discovered this morning at. Fll’Sl Battalion. lll2nd United Statest
Hill in spite of the efforts of the infantry Regiment. Many of the'
. . .| Fire Station men the flame“! southern and western replacemenl'
_!l-)(‘(l the entire building, leaving men in the. T-vventy-aixth llivision‘
t . 1;: but the harp skeleton of. the have decided to make. their perman-t
rpmammg While the origin or ent homes in New England, accord-z
- oi the tire is unknown. several in: to Major Connor. and the great
var and mysterious (Tlrclllllslan-‘ factor that led them to this decision
~ llTOnlld the conflagration which Was lht‘ WHY in Which the newspapers
that the cause of the fire was represented at this camp hlul pictur-
“hing other than inppmlm-imu‘ ed and reflected the activities of the
'1‘5-»~ alarm fro“) Box 26 was rung various cities in which they are pub-
msuercd at ‘J: 40 by the :Illlltll‘flill. “She‘l-
m 'lle Central Fire Station. and "“‘l‘ “W“ got plenty ”f young "“1"
arriving H, the scene the men who showed good stuff across the
"lat they had one of the fiercest
to handle that had com:- ‘to tilt-ll
,. ma long time. As it was it took
‘lours below the tialilcswm‘e to ‘
,. mincuisheli and the men did not
i-wnm in their station until 6:45. i
(Continued. on Page T")
5..
Willi-“suit: ?--<--a
l
militia/lull W.—.-.§L.l‘.l‘.lll;
fiURNEflIp DEATH nental Congress in woshg
mgton '
W. with“. la‘ug” April Fin»
.u-ls ol' the crew of a big Hand-
.mtitullv—d (m Page Twelve)
All Connecticut. Daughters ".the‘
American Revolution will be much;
,‘ , .; . _ . 'nterested in the report of the statel
lge dilllldnv “ole burned to l. . .
. i... early today. when the machine- [Fifi-"L read at ‘Thursday eyenlngs.’
.sh—‘d to the earth as the result ot‘ipfl‘l?“ 9f' the Continental (.Ongress
accident at the airdrome at Ney inlWalehlngton. 0' C‘ . .
.i‘g near. here. The two others in. nerl gfloas‘mJthtE‘chéuac-terlstlc man-
l'lachllle u ere injure-d severely the nod}; r5" . 1‘ t. 1 no (1 the regent”
Hi the occupants of the machine ll'escntel i“ ‘1‘ 5f P 1a? one land. 1?‘
.» truly officers. including a luajm; I .‘ . ( n ‘8' usua capabe “all
out and two lieutenants. ' h B m "a" as folloWs:
machine railed m Sm” on.‘ Madam l’restdent‘General and
.mi struck a telegraph pole. The5 Members 0ft the Twenty-eighth
“”11"“ b“ ,4 .. ‘ ( ontlnental (ongreSs:
‘ "* "W ”u and the "'3‘ During the past ytar of war the
.i H on the roof of a .' . ‘ ' '
"hills purposes. Thelguzlsdllhg Connecticut Daughters have well up-
Hum tire. and ”w machine held. their traditions of work and-
.. quit-lilv that it was ilupos— “a“.lollc service.
W.“ h ”1-“ imprisoned crew ; Tilt-Ir regular work has again kept
”my,” and a sergeant managed pace with their war work throughout
ll‘l‘nlsclves but were-”h“ year. the two together involving
_ .. H H. ' an. estimated outlay of $65,121.71.
-)-)
.4...
..ili-
l.i.‘~ \s'l'itolis FIRE» 1
1X SCRANTON. PAC
. W“ .2.-....%‘3lllllNfi ADDRESS Al.
I: . basement of the New
I twpany early today. des-
fli'llt'lllre and contents. It
..i ‘1- thw wholesale liquor store
' N'lulllnn Distributing Com-
s! l the adjoining Cohen block“
HM: ht‘l'llllied by the Leonard
‘trrnpany and Catch and HG?-
\\ Allllen‘s \Vear, practically deS-
: Ilh-il' stock. The loss is es-
~t at $350,000.
‘ mi Lahey and Erwin Badel‘.
aw who were fighting the
~lllT6l‘f‘fl broken arms and
u tit-ll the ladder on which they
(Continued On Page Ten)
'il};
The opening meeting of the week
of special services at the South Nor-
. walk Baptist Church was helpful and
_ inspiring. Rev. Ellis Gilbert, who is
file speak each night during the week,
lgave a strong sermon ,using as his
text Romans 8:9. “But if any man
.hath not the Spirit of Christ he is
' nonei of His." lThe speaker made a
. ., _ , stirrn appea for obedi n
. “‘fl'jfg- *L‘I’Ded. and Dream'at‘ the Wigll of God. as that Cyril? 1:0 3:]:
.‘ I" l e ”"m story to the pressed regarding physical and spirit-
:uallife. But though it is well to do
. liihUStlon Caused l
Fire in VanScoy Home‘
t'elitral Fire Station apparatus
' main called out. this afternoon to
:uu‘sh a fire which broke out in
Mile. of Frank L. VanScoy. 10;.
«my: street: shortly before press‘
- this afternoon. it is thought the'
was due to spontaneous combos
. it started between the walls on
ulSY floor of the house and crep:
' '11- back of the place to the roof.
- lines of 'hose were laid and in c.
. time the firemen had the flames
I, . .. control. The house was owned
‘~ .‘lzene Tollea of H! South Main
o
1
{Continued on Page Seven).
MISSIONARY IN COREA
SENTENCED 'ro JAIL; ,
FREED ON $150 BAIL
PING .YAaJG. April 22, (By tbé’m.
soclated Press).—The Rev. Eli M.’
Mowry. of Mansfield. Ohio.‘a Presby-
terian missionary, was,fonnd . gim‘
of having permitted Coraline to use
his premises-there forIdisuemlnatln'g'
propaganda for Corean independence.
The court sentenced. h'h'n‘ to six-l
grimy imprisonment at hard la-
‘ size about
-boat. and one Was falling off in ant
iworse this morning for
l was finally quello
multilingual“!
_.__.W_-__.__ _
Y, APRIL fl, 1919 ‘
Fair tonight; warmer. l
llllll Slw lillAl
BAPSIZE; RESCUE]
~ HISJiWN sun
Had No Idea Who Was on
the Craft Until He Rowed
to Smith’s Ledge and
Found Two Boys in Peril
STAMFORD. April 22. «Sunday. at
4:30 p. m.. Joseph Hoyt. the special
watchman at the Cove Mills. looking.
out over the Sound: saw a boat cap-i
two miles of! Smith‘s
Ledge. Hoyt entered a row boat. and
rum-d with all his might. One boy
was clinging, to the overturned sail-l
llcloil till
i ,l ii iii
Wilt! mus;
—m.
e
1
6
Manufacturers{ and Corpor-
ations’ Committee Enter-g
(Continued 0!: Pan M10)
the ferry. men of the crew of the
destroyer Sampson who were making
a disturbance. Those of the Sump»:
son‘s crew on shore liberty last night l
tain a "Larg Number of:
Leading Bus Men i
llllN llEfilS * Pllfil ‘
l
c , l
exhausted condition. Hoyt seized the: EIVES AN‘ABBRESS
slipping intoitbe water. Hoyt. rescued'l i
him. and then looked after the other; ._..__.—.-
he was his son. W'illlam Hoyt. aged;
13 l Take $250,000 Worth of
do not appear to be very much the’ B ands
the experi-;
Sound View avenue. and was until re- ' “"9”. ““1 Corpontims' Committee
cently in the employ of the Stamford 10' the “’0'“ Victory m Committee
. __ . iness men of the city were present ll
‘ t the dinner in the Country Club house
50 BLUEJABKETS’ 75 lteoun and well served, and the meet—
. in: following enthusiastic. Mr. I. N.
. 'Dr. Harstmm to introduce the spenko'
CLASH AT NEwpflflTflicitously did. The first announce-t
lment he made was one to give the
NEWPORT. a. 1.. April 22.~-ASeven- , ‘0 “'9 ““0": "‘M‘W- “9 m“
' telegram fmm a Nor-walk man an-
half of the police force of Newport,
were ln‘a riot here last ufght. which
before the err! 69 a ,company of. _
marines from the torpedo station Tmm 4":
two omen-s wanton the fightplgfflluol ‘ its .
marines lrf‘lfl full. some! of them
I
were badly cut in the atfray.
The trouble had been blewing since
rlne guard arrested two seamen on‘
BothUnfavorably Reported
- —Prohlbltlon Question Up
1
boy. Tony Labouchie. 18. as he was.
boy. and was surprised to find thatlone Norwalk Man Offers to‘
lloyt brought both boys in. They!
once. Hoyt lives at the foot of At ”‘1‘ “Width“ of the Manufac-
Extract Manufacturing Compay. ?“ 13789 “hm 0' ‘59 "5"an M
tlaal evening. The dinner was bouu.
imayehofl'. chairman of the Manufac-
MARINES AN“ PullBE l turers‘ and (‘orporatiotu' Committee.
7 presided. Mr. Mayehofl requested.
' ers of the evening. which he most fe-‘I
keynote of optimism and assurance
ty-l'ive marines. fifty bluejackets andl
by the police Just i
senhover to the city If Mot
severely in fed and tilted patrolmen; , IN THE SENATE
yesterday. when members of the “1“.
Again
were looking for the marines and! ~-#-——-
ouble. started on Washington' HARTFORD. April 22:
Shuttle. Th1“ was stopped by the Ito-l ao-called trolley bills originally In
lice. but in attempting to arrest a'thc finding of the special commis-
one-time' marine in civilian clothes - sign which investigated the condition
the marines attacked the police and‘ of trolley companies. came into the
a pitched battle was the result. ,sonatp today} both unfavorably re
Messages were. thrown on thel porlpd. They were those intended
screens at the movmg picture houses m relieve the companies of paying a
calling the crew of the Sampsonlportton of the expense‘ of highway
bark l0 ”I? Sth- 8"d marine and na- 5 bridge construction and to relieve
vy ofllcers patrolled the sheets after i them of the assessments for paving
the am'ay. ' lalong side of tracks in city streets.
The Senate disagreed with the
(Continued On Page Twelve)
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l
l House and voted. 30 to 3. in favor of
[submitting to the electors I: propose
‘ zcd prohibitory amendment. Those
- l who were against the resolution were
. ESenators House. Rough and Hanan.
,The House last week rejected the
lresolutlon. so the matter of a. refer
. i endum on the liquor falls between the
“ER TflnA l thbranches. and is considered an be
in victory for those members who be
Iiieve that the federal prohibition
\ ,amendment is paramount and effec
The whippet tanks being brought to:
the city by the Liberty Loan Commit-'
tee this afternoon. will be met at Dn-lI
rien by the c airman of the local com-
mittee. it is arranged to have localiFRENCH AVIATOR
church and school bells ring. factory: AND ASSISTANT KILLED
whistles blow. and every sort of wel-l ___———
come let Idose on the arrival of me -
tanks. They will come over the Con-l PARIS' April tfj‘1'2ificfiezvtitg
necticut avenue route to the ArmoryJ' Jules Vedrines. unced here yesterday,
turn dOw’n W'est avenue toward 1110', which was. “:3!“ to a ”on, dis:
ball. A band of musicians will accom-' was due, “alieufmmle to a. land-
pany them down South Main street. patch to the H was flyiiig 10" one
with music heralding their comings inghdccldenige emlsaing fire ' He
The mayor of the city will formally:0f s (:1?! "gm, m the mmélon of
receivethe tanks with their operatarsl :l‘t'emvlflnd shat failed to get the easing
at the city hall. The time of their ar- working properly. and so decided to
land. He headed the machine toward
lan alfalfa. field, but fell short. the
left wing collapsins
Vedrines and
lo, were both killed instantlY-
(Continued on Page Twelve)
Flyer Killed, Anothe
nounclng his subscription for 8250; I has kept them in constant need
C
‘ -
Guillain. I his mechan- '
'i'lzil'lllll MINES
“WI" wise
Owners Refuse Latest De-
mands of Miners and Tell
of Enormous Losses Re-
cently
BERLIN. sunday. April 20 (Assoctat-
ed Pressl.~—Following the recent de-
cision of miners to deposi the director
of the King and Laura Mines in
Silesia. under a new arrangement by
which the employer: would determine.
with the employers. who shall be hired
and who discharged. the mine owners
have issued a slamment. refusing to
depose the director and forecasting
the speedy closure of the mines.
The statement says that each ton of
coal produced costs 17 marks instead;
of yielding a profit. and that each ion!
of sleel‘costs 230 marks. The state-
mentlnent Bayl- the owilcrs have been
operating in spite of this enormous.
loss so that as many as possible might i
be * employed. Strikes and higherl
wages. it is declared. have transformed!
former profits into losses. , l
Rlllllllllllllllllillll Olll .
ill lllRIlll AND 80W]
' tovlllllill l8 DlClilllll :45
Hungarian Governmnet Hea ded by Bela Kun Has Resign-
ed Under Pressure of'the Rumanian Troops, and
Disorders Follow
FREE lllVE METHllIlS IN RUSSIA lull
Til SERlflUS culluullnls ANll lililllili
Italian Premier Orlando Still Absents Himself From De-
liberations at the Paris White House
A complication showing the discs-l
trons results of recent disorders in the '
Ruhr district is given. The Bochun
Mine Company it is said. “struck to
death." and probably will never be
reopened. The Mathias Stinncs Mine
has been obliged to issue new funds in
order to continue. The Dcutschei
Kaiser Mine lost 3,000,000 marks sincel
the revolution began last Novemberl
and is near ruin, it. is declared. Thel
German-Luxemberg mines have lost!
l0.000.000 marks in the last three}
months. and several mines which in,
November had reserves amounting tog
[l5.000.000 marks now show a deficit,
of 12.000.00 and cannot get credit. Thcl
situation of the miners. it is assertedl
u . has not been béttered by increased:
wages. because the incessant strike
limitation, on; April 30 ”I“ 97 f ‘3‘“
lent-Inc rel dent- of at m. monemem of the butane nth. ~
he Iwould have been blown out on oping imperative. GEM! ‘
’ lllll l’lllfilllENlllg
l ‘ l
l lien of the harbor were very rough.
i w
‘ NEW YORK. April 22.—The organi-
. nation in Newcastle. Pm, of "The Suth-
lerlund Alliance" for the purpose of
{promoting the candidacy of United
iStates Sen-tor Howard Sutherland of
:“fest Virginia. for the presidency of[
lthe United States on the Republican.
r-Two of the 9 ticket. wis announced here today by hands.
l Bert K. Kline. editor of the New Cu=-,
I lie Herald and one of the organizers of
l the Alliance. ' Senator Sutherland nov-
3 been notified, he said, of the organize-l
1 tion of the Alliance and has consented .
.7 to the use of his name as a prospective:
' presidential candidate. 3
The papers of incorporation, which'
i were filed today at Newcastle express
1 the belief that Senator Sutherland “isl
i the logical man to be selected by the.
l Republican Party as its candidate for?
ipresident." In addition to Mr. 'Kline,‘
‘ the incorporators are George 8.‘Long.;
4 Quincy A. McBride and James A.
lGeuly. all businestl men of Newcastle.
lFor the present. Mr. Kline explained;
l the interests of Senator’ Sutherland:
i would be taken care of by the Alliance;
} but later a campaign manager will be:
appointed and a nationwide organize-l
‘ tlon elected. l
l Senator Sutherland was born near-
l Kirltwood. Mo. September 8, 1866.!
‘and received his education at West- l
l minater College. Fulton. Mo. and as a.
{member of the West Virginia State
i Senate in 1908 and served four years
‘in that body. He was then elected a
imember of Congress and served two
l terms in the House of Representatives ‘
from 1913 to 1917. He was electeo'
: Senator in the fall of 1916 for the full.
i six- ear term and is a member of the:
'Muim'y units Committee of thatl
lbody. Senator Sutherland is marl-ledi
': and has eight daughters. His home is‘
l in Elkina. W. Va. - l
l
lARTILLERYMEN IN
‘2 AUTO ACCIDENT
i
t
l AYER, Mass, April 22.—'-Seven ar-
itlllerymen of the 26th Division and
two civilians were taken to the base
Aflllll'l iii A
Man Attempted to DCross
‘ Let-day. one o! the Work men on the!
WWO“ @511“ last ul our and bad It not been
‘ or
. ~ ' . nit-aim mu ,0! the
the white capsmunnlng due to
‘Jitney Turns Turtle
(By The Associated Press). _
(lermany has bowed to the wt-
tuai ultimatum of the Entenlo
Pawns relative to the sending of
“mere messengers" to the Peace
Congress at Versailles. and '1“ be
represented by a delegation hav-
ing full powers to negotiate n g
treaty of peace.
This closes what seemed to
threaten a grave complication in
e work of the Congress. .
thThe actual meeting of the Allled
and German delegates however,
HEAVY Elli?
From Tavern Island to the.
Mainland During Heavy
Gale Yesterday and Lost
Oar—Drifting Out to the
Sound When Rescued probably Wm “m "com: uni:
. While attempting to cross from All?i1 28- as “W dun“ ‘n, ’0‘!
jTuvern island to the mainland yea- (lerman plans and the Pl!!!“
impossibility of having the official
tbe‘quick and Quinlan response m draft of the treaty nutty for pre:
the am; A“ tiny yaterdny a” wa- ready to call for a niobium!” filer
treaty. it is reported from
Ill the meantime, the It‘lifih pit-w 3,
nation is a source of much ,f
can in Paris. After conic
with Premiers Lloyd George M _,
the waves being whipped about and.
the ‘-
heavy gale that was blowing. The
work man was trying t.o.cross from
the island to the mainland in an op-
4...;
.
on boat and as soon as he left the . ,
shore be had a hard time of it and . (‘lemcllccall on. Sunday and on
was in a serious predicament when Monday nlornlllg. Premier 0!-
one of his oars Were washed from his lando and 1:01.932“ Minister Son-
llino of ltaly absented themselves
from the meeting of the Council
of Four on Monday afternoon. ,
\thther this marked a Virtnll _ .
withdrawal of the Italians {roll
the conference was not. developed.
President Wilson. still opposed to
recognition of the Treaty of
, Near Norwalk Armory
Joseph Beres was driving his trusty
jitney back down W'est avenue about
6:30 yesterday afternoon at its best
clip when W‘alter B. Raymond are, . . -
other nicklochuser hove alongside . don. “"df‘l‘ Whmh Italy 13)“ claim
him in ”3 “mm“ ‘01‘0- lto Flume and the Dalmatian
Right then something happened mlcoast. has prepared a statement
we lBeresd ctr and 1,: promptly tuned . on the subicet which will be made
l'l‘illtyewarxeckieti. top amper was woe'ilpublic if the deadlock continues.
Joe promptly and vehemently 811-: it is said. . .
nounced ml" "‘9 Wheel“ 0f ”‘9 RM"! A revelutlon has broken out In
”findlclrh’i’“ "I?!“ the .leflugomeui-key and a soviet government
{effing thesemf. 35,3??? brbugl‘ll : has been set up according to news
to the uptown police station Wherezdlspatches originating In 801m. .
the wrecked our looked as if one of ‘ vik quarters at. Odessa, when It )3
announcement. of
. Con-
tbose'whlppet tanks had been play':saitl that official _ _
“£13312:th was ithe news has been received
no meta were-made both men were i stantinople is said to be under the
summoned to appear in Prosecutor { rule of a Bolshevik comm. ittec.
Dunbar's office this morning wherel T1"- Hungarian Benet govern-
hurt. and while
the matter was thoroughly investtgut. 4. mm". headed by Bela Km], is re.
but no criminal responsibility | ported ‘0 have. fallen. Rama“...
found. A civil action will probably re.
sult. advancing from the not
i forces
,have been joined by the Cncoh_
(Continued on P“. Nine) ltroops. and the Soviet 'omy h
sbeen defeated, according to ad-
FIVE BRO%ERS . lvices. Szeklensoldlers, lbm 'm
'tatives of a minor race lvmg
IN - - E SERVICE the Transylvania Alps, have .dco
sertcd the Soviet army and '
the Rumaniaus. it is said. _
vices from Budapest indicate that
the Social Democrats .will 4.“
over control. They are headed by
Sigmund Kunfi, the.Commi-cionor
Hamid Many. of No. 8 Davis
Place. will return to duty aboard U.
S. S. Buchanan today. Harold is on»
ly one of the five brothers in naval‘
U. 8. service. The others are:
‘ Ralph, Aviation section. U. S. Ar-
my. Somewhere in France: Louis. .U.
Chief Soviet our”
W'ANTAGH. L. I.. April
ty-fiftb new squadron.
Princeton man. of
o.’ The extent of the loss is not
“"‘- " but both house and furnishings
\‘ v
- e covered by hunt!!!“-
W be“ no» .
The decision was npp
wed inn”:
Badly Hurt in Fall ——-———————"' i
22.——One
student aviator was instantly killed
when an'airphnc‘ln which they were
flying over Lufbery‘ Field yesterday,
afternoon in attempting to execute a
tail spin went‘ into a nose dive and , and Sum Hill
fell zoo feet. burying ltaelt In a bog.lof ice
Private Otto W. Meyer, of the'l‘ht‘r- ‘
stationed at
Camp Mills. whose home is in San
Francisco. Wu hurled, through the
air and killed. .whfle Sergeant J. 0
Burnett. of the same squadron,
Hayfield. K
was rushed to the base hospital ‘ ti if the thieves ate it
Minoan. where it was aid tolls, -
l
hoapltal at Camp Devens today. an!-
fering from injuries received in an
Belden Avenue Store
automobile accident- «
The skull of Private John H. Thom
Robbed Last Night
as. of Wilkes-Barre. Pa” m fractur
.A small .3tote recently opened by ed. and Private George A. Thur“. of
l. man Frodorlck at Belden North Adams mags: broken ribs
acumen. for the calcium! lacerations. were mem-
, audie- nnd bakery profile“ of Battery B, 1m Field Ar—
mm at about eight dol-g tillery.
lint-storm or Wm lut nighl.l
when the glass in 3 show windw-‘automobilc from Lowell rm the
gubekeou‘ullllof the goodies mulchincfullng to make emu-p
pinged therulwere . n. .- curve ”one min ctr-eat railroad
The Water while regretlng histbrldgo.
l!
The men were riding in a public
S. 3. Favorite. Brest, F‘nnce,
W. T.; Philip, U. S. S. Walena. 3. C.
lat class; Harold. U. S. S. Buchanan.
them let clan: Arthur, U. 8. Nov-
d Training Station. electrician. rad-
io, 3nd clan.
Ralph, Louis and Philip have seen
needy mice 1cm, Harold cerv-
inxucunvoyonndestroycr to:: a
time and then with all second des-
ln New York thirty hours ahead
- . crushed through: heavy
y'illoca.sudtlnt hewuubenusfiedtmrdnumplungod were. so-
" ultras-it wouldlfuot W.‘.u.mcl,our
stud tun-minim Mountings-gut.
'surolymecn clam
M “3‘
“”13. "
troyer flotilla wont to >Qunntunnlo
Bay. Cuba. for three months. occlusion:
time. ' ,
; Walling all In trim and rela-
uvecngoodumbcwmlmvo for
thu York on the #:02. n‘n. uni-i.
sconce fullest-loave- for .W lentil.
of Education in the _
net. (‘llaos is repogted to prevail
l‘in Budapest. ‘ .
The Soviet regime at Munich;
also has crumbled, the end mint
on Saturday. according to rep!!!
reaching London. The '
headed by Herr Hoflman is _
work and a resumption of govern-
mental functions in under way. ‘
0n the Ural from in In
forces under the calm-ado! ; ,
Omsk All-Russian gem
have again defected the m
Viki. who an moi} blah
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