New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1919, Page 13

JRALD. ]L»l \ ]S, 1010. | With grief over the fate of his native| body was removed by relatives whno uation af lebei s had served T, was mcteorologist to the Scot- nection financial experts here said | the banks wof iss o i }}al‘d town that he we pt. had come from Ufa. She was a high| such a fine meal to the viki that 1 tish Antarctic expedition. A. H., - | comparison of. the unoflicial figures [he Tac Zer e Many persons had disappeared and | school girl from that town who had| some of them narrowly | 2 it was well known that many had | been abducted by the Bolshevik com- | ture by the “Whites™ been murdered. The corpses of vic- | mi when Ufa was evacuated. | rs over their tims are being discovered. The cor-| Close by was the body of another wo- re than e respondent followed a stream of men, | man. when the A | \wvonmen and children which flowed out When the Bolsheviki entered B e across the fields toward the edge of a | lebei the government of the town W fexico City »ed cap- | man, chief engineer with the S published in this country with the | interes 4 igur > S 1 3 913 P in the foregrg because of tar-|ton expedition, will go with M b figur given out )y the Mexican | 1913 a tinner. {in the same and Lieutenant | treasury department show no great | by Washingston exgperts who, for > depa ent, are keeping & ostages were | . R. Hooke, the Royal Air Force, | discrepancy. state deparfmen eeping 1 exica ficures a v e fin@ancial condition Bolsheviki evacuat- | who also was with the Shackleton| _The official Mexican figures as to 3 s xter! X c -y | Mexico. Experts here also assert expeditio as b p ted chief | the external loan debt of the country . uf‘l)w‘“\(\ 1”1 p]:?«‘\ \l SOLRERAE | are $143,472,000 with intere: o | the Mexican government has used incom ¢ the railroads | pher to the Au lian forces in the s = | 3 2 |y f this month p 0 entire raggly wood. There under the over- | taken aver by a ‘“revolutionary com- > " Captain Hurley, official photogra- | end of this month g : 7 e e it M&HY PeODle Murdered and Dineins bank on the edge of a gravel| mittee of communists There OFFER AIR] LANE r o t i g0, Tne unoficial et e e Dit, they were Iving, a tangled heap | formed a “committee of investi tion” of bodies, apparently ClO[hlUg S[Olefl by RedS ;mu been thrown, with no attempt at| Lett. One of the first acts of this u committee was to shoot the president A bodies were mostly those of | of the former local county zemstvo s young or middle-aged workmen. From | a counter-revolutionary. The latter | Bielebei, European Russia, May 10, | cach the hoots and most of the outer | was ill at the time and had to he cav- | Take Via Vladivestok, June 2, (Correspond- | ¢lothing haa g oved. Of some | ried out to b leath in a chair. Twen- ence of the Associated P “mne | (he Suulls were : faces were di s gh -1 hany Mohamm i A mem- relgn of the Bolsheviki passed over ! Shthousnsbyimany ol inmedan priosts. | the pcople of Bielebel like a'scour e crowd on the b + Machine of others the | ty men were ot and in addition Long Explori gunshot at close & ber of the inve: ating committe London, June 2 k above the ted that he shot one priest be-|of The Associated With Him on | will leave L Nova when the | 1y published placed t tal ¢ -] and with no admission of respeg : = 5 mRIP | Yar and who accompanied tl a st y bility as they feli or| under the presidency of one Velt, a FOR POLAR TRII on ecxpedition as photographer, will ),000 1e apparen | here said, is made 20 as photographe 000/600F loei s Eue 1 MILLION SHELLS FIRED, Lieutenant | late , | the ! floated in France under author J. L. Cope Heceives Offer and Wil | Dublin Fusil as : ted | O e Mexican congress, but repudi- | First Four Hours of St. Mihiel ) {a member f - re which " = o, i i ated by the Carranza government Took ¥nhrmous Number, vessel hecomes in the ice, and The internal loan debt aof Mexi Wasnioe dindy Nno: intense oncentrat 7% Trip. will explore the district to the south | according to the official statement ey ,‘,',” S e 'f:”_\":h:: of the great ice barrier 59,397,000 and interest to June Ml R Py, (Correspondence N $17,914.000. Th ficial .port | the American troops in the batils St. Mihiel, foug om September Two 000 , . 2 > i . = g this debt 1d . , 1E 1 3 S sti heviki occupied Bielebei for, gre e pile appeared fascinated. | cause he was too long over his prayers | plane manufacturers have off o MEXICO OBJECTS TO Lerest of $14,330,0 to 15 and whi the Irst distin several months, They silently made way for a group of | while the cammitteemen waited 3o | give an airplane D a ly Americ 1 ¢ of the wary L. Cope, le ashington financial expert "he co S o 3 S T o '.\ 1s fougl chiefly by America rod p.The pondent af the Associated | Americans, including = Consul Embry | take him. of the British Imperial Antarctic Ex- i ITS DEBT FIGURES! the Mexican treasury statement fails | W28 foL ¥ o ress v = g | ited the town within a fort-| from Omsk, and two correspondents, | High school boys and girls and | pedition. for night after their evacuation. The| and watched with inter people were just beginning to read-| photographed the vietim, strce Women of the “intelligent-|intention to cz Jjust their domestic and governmental| A nicely affs e view the wreck of their hom They ! ter look the figure of a m.m.xl Bolshevik troop were veritable wrecks for the Bol-| 3 B 1 which "‘ sheviki had ocupied all vacated hous , @nd had carried away or destroy most of | partly uncover-| Mme. Koshnevikoff, owner of the irom the ice. k. most imposing residence in the 1()\\1\[ was ar ted Her daughter, about six vears. contents. An elderly trict « rt, Prof. Pal i 1 girl mig I)! hx\4 against her was a fe b to accompany ong a resident of the| been , which was | month in jail she wa leased. It de- | participated in S who left upon approach not disfigured, was that of an intelli- | veloped that all they had against tho| Professor R. C of the Bolsheviki while they | pr were compelled to clean the| Poie. It is declur ey Mr. Cope is planning to be absent | to June 20, totals $31,500.000; her rele; was told that the Among the officers he has selected ' newspape « g Washington con-{ money of which $80,000,000 : him 1 to be Mr. Cope's _— oad indebt which the unoffi an airplane ; cial report figures at $290,5 dressed woman and little " were made to clean the floors, board the exploring aairs. Refugees were returning to | girl walked into the pit to get a bet- | and walls of acks occupied by ! Nova on which the | proceed until the ex i tc q . T i the Mexican ernment h vessel becomes fas teed the chief of which ave several who tain lor dticles declaring that re-| cents, United States currency previous expeditions. | cent f as to the Mexican public| autstanding, making a total of Mossman, who had debt, published in the United Stat 000,000 more, or the $20,000, was so overcome gent, pretty girl. Toward dusk the| woman was that on a previous evac-|'been appointed chief of the scientific are “wholly inaccurate.’ s o which Carranza took as a “loan” from | @about 7,000 ca ey AL 'f'*\ and wholly ur the ¢ of Ami [ ican office this b e the Am ican ¢ more than o million shells in four hours Two « risons with Gettysbu emphasize magnitude of the Mihiel operation. At St 5 to the S to account for all the guarantec steamer Terra Newspaper Protest That Figures! gpligations other than railre Printed in United States Are | Not Accurate loan banks' debts, which, with interes Union troops nu iately 100,000 the Uni rells. 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