New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1920, Page 9

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Bol- shevik cavalry, he said, is excellent- ly disciplined and equipped with®ma- | chine guns which are operated from | the saddle. The men, however, pre- sented a ragged appearance. The wild country between Lomza and Kolno is infested with bandits who are preying on the population, | according to bolshevik reports. Russian forces have occupied Sol- dau, a town iIn East Prussia, north- west of Mlawa by consent of the Ger- man inhabitants, according to rumors here. DEMOCRATS ACTIVE Nominees Arc Both Speaking Today —=Presidential Candidate’s First Ad- dress Will Be Made at Camp Perry. Columbus, O, Aug. 12.—With Gov- ernor Cox en route ‘o Camp Perry, 0., to deliver his first address since his notification and with his running mate, Franklin D. Roosevelt, on a western trip, the democratic plan of carrying their cause to the people to- day was under way Leaving here this morning for To- ledo Governor Cox was to motor from there to Camp Perry an hour's ride and speak about 5:30 p. m. return- ing here tonight via Toledo. IN THE rmwr A. Bolshevik lliflvi Thrown Gen. Wrangel's Men. Constan‘inople, Aug. 11. (By The | Associated Press).—Bclshevik forces in southern Russia are striking at the extreme flanks of Gen. Baron Wran- gel's army north of the Crimean peninsula, according to dispatches here. Three soviet divisions totalling 6,000 men crossed the Dnieper river on August 7 almost directly Across the stream from the City of Kher- son, and advanéed several versts southward Two bolshevik cavalry columns supported by infantry are | advancing southward from Alexan- drovsk along the west side of the rallway leading south to Crimea. This is on the eastern end of the south Russi.n battlefront. Against LONDON HEARS OF ADVANCE. Bolsheviki Forces Continue Victorious March Against Poland. London, Aug. 12.—Progress for the Russians against the Poles on the southern front was announced in Wednesday's official statement from | Moscow received today. Wilodawa, on the Bug south of Brest-Litovsk has finally been taken by the soviet troops, while further southeast they have captured Viadimir-Volynsky, east of the Bug, north of the old Galician border. Further advances on the front neare: Warsaw also are an- nounced. Fighting is proceeding for possession of the town of Mlawa NEW TURKISH CABINET. — Will Be Formed By Ficld Marshal Pasha As Grand Vizier Is Now IIL Constantinople. Aug. 10, (By The Associated Pres#s). — The Turkish grand vizier is ill .and Field Marshal Tekis Pasha has been asked by the sultan to form a cabinet FMe has de- clined and the sultan has turned to Tewfik Pasha, head of the Turkish peace delegation to undertake the task Mustapha Kemal has sent Vahid Pasha through Adalia to Italy for the purpose of establishing diploma- tic relations with Rome. ~ OTTO AUTO 1 - - '-‘-— - 3 > yu"—rawAvojam Lo XX < A Warsaw, saw’ from the east Poland.—How the have wrecked bridges leading to War- in the effort to m the westward rush of the bol- Poles | ripped up \ soldie | aded by 10 s and excavations. ¢ on guard. 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