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Notwithstanding this urgent need of houses, there are few'being
built. Soma people simply have not the money, and others think that
the cost of Mien is so much higher today than It will be in a
year or two hence
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as best they can. y ave dec ded to muddle along for a time
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it is now recognized that any material weakening in quotations is
unlikely until production overtakes consumption, and there is little
in sight at present to encourage expectations.”
if you are compelled to rent a home for the next five years, at
the most conservative estimate, you will undoubtedly have to pay at
least an average of 010 month more than you have been paying.
With a probable increase in transportation charges of 30 per cent,
is there anyone who can show convincingly how lumber prices, at
the end of five years can possibly decrease sufficiently to equal the
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(Contained n-om first We)
being brought up.
It is believed that the Bolsheviki
will make a stand it the Poles con.
tinue their pursuit of the retreating
Soviet armies eastward from the Bug
River on the south and Grodno on the
north.
Reports received here late today
lcontlnued to tell of Polish forces
Warsaw is assuming the normal
conditions or two months ago, thou-
sands of persons who departed having
returned. All of the foreign locations
areagain open or are prepared to
open soon.
The American Icgatlon was one of a
few foreign bureaus which did not
close. ..
closely pursuing the Bolshevlkl on
various fronts.
Remnants of the Fourth Bolshevik
Army which were our oil b5’ the Bollsh
advance in the region of Kolno have
cut their way through to the eastward
after 'a abttle lasting ten hours. They
carried out a regrouplng maneuver
and escaped a trap, but at last 9c-
counts were surrounded by more
numeroustorcea of the Fourth Polish
Army.
The Fifth Polish Army continues
rounding up detachments of Bolsbe
viki in the region west of the rail-
road running from Modlin to Miau
On the central from. the Poles have
carried out a fliulklng movement on
the north. and have occupied Knyszyn.
fifteen miles northwest of Bialystok.
and Stawiski. l2 miles northeast of
1.0mm. Occupation of these towns
with the capture of Kolno completes
the work of forging a ring around the
Fil'ti‘t‘nlh Bolshcvlk army.
Other Soviet forccs have re-
assembled at various placcs and are
making repealed attacks in their at.
temple to brcak the Polish cordon.
Nine attacks were mndc in the region
or Koino yesterday. but all are said
to have been repulsed with cnormons
losses. Among tho cumin-A is the
commander of a Fluishmik division.
in the maneuvers-blob resulted in
the occupation of Lomza. the Poles
t00k more than 2,000 lil'ls‘OIlPTS and
nine cannon. Thcrc was slrcci fight
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has bccn called from (:rudno to at.
tempt to drive tbc Poles out. in the
neighborhood of that city more than
7.000 prisoners and 1% guns were
taken by the Poles.
Polish succcssos in tho neighbor
hood or Lembcrg are also reported.
Removal of tho Russoi‘olish peace
conicrcncc from Minsk lo \Vnrsaw or
Bialystok is advocated in ncwapnpors
here because communimiiun lvclwocn
{tho POlish delegates and the govern.
mcnl here has been Milli-ml in con-
slunl interruptions, ii is said ibcrc
is no usurnncc that Ill“ l‘nlisl; dclc
gains at the peace (onIi-rcnco linvc
been informed of tho cbungc in tho sit
notion l‘f‘Slllllng from llh‘ Polish of
tcnsivn which has virtually clcnrcd
Poland of Soviet forces
Tho Polish \Vcr Millislcr. General
Solnokowski declared that {our Bol.
shovik armics hove boon defeated on
the northern front Thcy consisted of
2.7.0.000 troops.
lie estimutcd
Bolshoviki killed cxrucds
rrady 50.0w) primncrs have been
taken and 30.0”” morn, be dcclarcs,
will bc usuhcrcd in micro the cod 0!
lhc wcck.
lul'mmml of the rcpslsl that General
\Vrnngcl had 701mm (room at 1|‘s dis.
posnl tho mlnislvr said:
“if “'rnngel Is in a posilion lo make
an ofi'onsivo this is the time to do H
as he hits noibin: before him, all the
Bolsllevik rescrvog living gone."
PARIS. Aug. an. The Russian
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SFTBASTAS‘OL. Filmed. Aux. 2‘3 (As.
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\‘i'ranncl have cnuturcd the city of
Xovm-ossbk. thc Black Sea terminus
or the railroad leading eastward to
"’tiaicrinodm: in Hip Province of
Kubzm. and have cntcrcd ibc Donctz
Basin coal district, north of the “River
Don.
General Wranizel today announccd
Diana for the reorganization of his
forces into two armies and one indo.
pendent. corps in preparation for the
cooperation of all (‘osaack forces. -
{Civil war in Russia would cease im.
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free to organize :1 government accord-
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today. They are not able to do this
at present because of the domination
of the Soviet leaders. and the fight
must so on until Russians are free to
‘L'dkp matters in their own hands he
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He expressed gratification over the
note sent to ltaly hy the United States
government relative to the Russian
situation, and declared recognition or
the South Russian government by
France was "the just expression of
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‘one‘nlly's appreciation of anotner's
sacrifice in the common cause.” He
.well equipped and that the naval arm
’of the service was at last able to as-
lslat in the stmggle against the Bot-
shcviki. '
Before leaving to dirttt the organ.
‘ lzation of forces rallying against the
' Bolshevikl. he spid:
“Leaders of various Cossack organ.
lzations have been urging us to send
expeditions into the Caucasus and
Kuban regions "to assist in throwmn
oi! the tyranny of the Boleheviki.
Soviet domination has always been
hateful to the Cossacks.
“The Cossacks have men. foodstuffs
and animals sufficient for a long fight.
joined the expeditions sent to help
them indicates they Will Donn hold all
important ports and railways to the
Georgian border.” '
After. praising France for recognin
in; him. he continues: ‘
“I cannot conceal my surprise that
other allies here not given the same
We recognition of blood shed;
lnot for Russia alone, but to protect
the entire civlhsed world against
plunder, unorder- and despotism. It is
asserted his forces on all fronts wore .
and the spirit with which they have .
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"it was very gratifying to me per-
sonally and I am sure to all right,
minded Russians, that the United
States should officially express its dis-
approval ol‘ the murder and rapine
committed by a group or desperate-"I
which is trying to rob the Russian
people of all liberty. if it were pos-
sible for the Russian people to organ-
ize a government mday according l0
lheir own will, l should bv willing to
conclude ibis civil war instantly, but
a great majoriiy is dominated by
tyrants and this war must continue
unlil Russians are {too to organize a
government DXDI“."il.I lill' poruer
will.
Like nearly all Russian oillccrs, Gen.
cml Wronncl has has his hair clipped
short for .sumzn-u' (")ll'll"lI Mid lhis
acccnluaics lhc lcngth of his slender,
sensitive face. liis moustache is cut
extremely short and his alert blue
eyes mark him as an effective cxccu-
live. He is six feet tall and looks even
taller in tho skiricd grey Cossack
tunic. falling to his boot tops, belied
light at his slight. waist and ornu.
montcd with horizontal rows of ivory
cartridge cascanvcross his chest. in
talks Facucb and Russian with equal
fluency.
PARIS. Aug, 26. (Associalmi Prowl
“The Russian Soviet government is
prepared to withdraw the- clauso in its
lu‘ilt‘c terms in Poland conccmiug the
formation of an armed mliltln of 200.—
000 worklngmcn in Poland. 533's :1
Moscow wireless picked up by Wlffel
Tower today.
The wireless says this conccsslon
is made in order to mcci Premier
Lloyd (leoruc's objmllou to the clause
and try to arrive at a cunwlulc un.
deratanding will] Grout Britain.
The message insists illnl pcar‘i‘ he
discussed with Poland alone "without
any nul~zidp lnlcrvullion whatsoever.“
LONDON. Aug. 26 (Associated
Prcssi.~~'l‘hc Russian Soviet lovern.
mcnt replying today to the pole of Ar-
thur .l. Balfour (-onccl'ning tho Soviet
praco terms to Poland. agreed to
,wiihdrnw its condition that the Poles
' provide arms for a workmcn's militia
of 200,000 njr‘n in Poland.
BERLIN. Ann. 2 (By The Assoclaled
Pressi.-—Omcial quarters here are
lconccrncd over conditions on lhc East
'Pl'ussian frontier along the Russian
line of rein-em. it is estimated that
‘aonno Soviet soldicrs have already
entered Germany to bc interned.
The border patrols are incapable of
coutroling the iulziiives who willingly
surrender their arms and then calmly
proceed to beg food and shelter of the
natives. *
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Mr. hanged pointed out that no
decision has been made lo stop opera
tion of irollcy cars ‘in other cities. as
has been done in Bridgeport, in the
near future. "But." he added, “if not
enough money is taken in by thr- com»
pany, then it cannot continue to pay
wages to conductors and molormen."
This was taken to mean that should
the bosses and jiiney continue to take
business away from the street cars,
the trustees may ask the court for an
.order to wind up the affairs of the
company.
> Mr. Daggett did not care to make
.a statement on the report that the
trolley company may supplement the
‘scrvice by running motor busses.
. Asked for a statement in answer
,io the claim that the trolley property
should be returned to its owner, the
new Haven road. Mr. Daggett said
at it would not be proper for him
to express a personal opinion with-
out having conferred with the other
trustees.
In authorizing the present flat
7-cent fare system, which began on
Aug. 8, the Public Utilites Commis-
sion set Oct. 1 as the date for a re
,sumption of the hearing on the Con-
necticut company’s financial condition.
On that date the Connecticut company
is to submit a report of the operation
or the 7-oent system during the two
months and whatever recommenda-
tions it may have for the future. Since
Mr. Daggett stated that the 7-cent fare
lis lnsuflicient. it is believed the com-
lpany will submit a’ plan for another
,{are system to produce more revenue.
No other officer of the company would
express his views on this question last
night.
Just what these changes will mean
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public Utilities Commission has been
informedthereot. -
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