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Lithuanians Check Poles as Bel-
stievikl Vainly Hammed at
Wrangel's Line
LETVIA MASSING TROOPS
Ity tlie Asseilatcd Prets
tlls, Ner. 4. Offcnslve operations
bv Irregular Polish troop?, commanded
br General ZcllgefisMi have been
r necked n'enff tn0 cntlre front by tue
Lithuanians during thv pnst few days,
and, as a result, cTBcuntlen of Kovne
has been postponed. The only point
ivhere 'no V09 ,mve ,,et Deen ,,efcR'C(1
is en the northern noetor of tbe line,
irhrre they bnvn occupied tbe railroad
station atDtishtL
i PnlUi nrnrercil train which nt-
tacked the station at Antlokelo was ic
nulsed by lilthuanlan artillery. Hard
flchtlng has taken place en the line be
tween VHnn and Kovne, where the
Poles fired three thousand shells Tucb
flnr. They have been forced out of the
towns of Gedreistl and Dublnskl.
Ileperls from Kovne nttrlbute Lith
uanian success te assistance Riven by
Prussians, who arc said te bare been
joining the Lithuanian army. "Whole
units, It Is declared, have crossed the
frontier with their arms and ammuni
tion, large quantities of which nr0 said
l,itly te have diapiiearcd from Gcrmnn
cevfrnment arsenals. It is asserted
the Lithuanian government fCnrn these
PnisHlent may later turn te marauding.
The Letvinn government Is massing
troops deuth of the Pvlnsk frontier,
fearing en advance in that direction by
General ZollgeusM's forces.
SebaMinel. Nev. I. (Hj A. I'.)
utoJ&illJelintfflk trOeps ar unsue-
CCSsfullV ftttaeVfrtff (tin linn ImM (. Hmi.
uaren vrangei's nruiy seutn et
Perekep. The Soviet army Is battering
nt the Boven-mllejrcnch sjstem which
extends cast and west across the narrow
neck of land leading te the Crimean
peninsula, but Gcnerul Wrangel's posi
tion Is quite strong. It has en its left
the Gulf of Perekep and en its right
the GUlf of Slvnsh, or Putrid Sea.
Auu-lJelHhevIk cavalry Is pushing
m nueruiQjrraiz, west et the Meli Meli Meli
toeol Knihvnr. amillitviiut ...,. .....1 ui
?v lln,lhv.ny "tntien, attacking the rear
p the Soviet troops, who arc attempt
ing te tuke Salkove, which is defended
by General Wrangcl'a sailors with naval
KUI19.
Paris, Ne,-. . (My A. P.l Dls
patches received In efllcltil circles here
today" Indicate thnt General Wrnncel is
likely te be obliged te retreat well into
the interior et the Crimea. The Soviet
troops, dcclnred te hnvu been strongly
je-Mced by Chinese, bave ubeut
100,000 men prcs!ng In upon Salkove
and Perekep, the. last-named place al
ready having been surrbuVdcd'. '
(A Scbnstopel dispatch- of- November
1 enld General Wruigrl udmltted the
less of Pcrcknp te tbe Soviet forces. )
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Copenhagen, Nev. i. (By A. P.)
The llerlingske TIdcnde's Kovne corre
spondent says that Moscow newspnpers
received In Kovne yesterday record an
official announcement of the discovery
by the Soviets of plans for a big counter-revolution.
Precautions have been
tnken nnd thousands of persons arc being
arrested dally, the newspapers snv. uud
the general staff has detained J1000 of
the former czar's officers, who have
uccn interned In Orenburg.
According te the Moscow Pravdn, as
quoted by the correspondent, Leen
Trotsky, the Helshevlk minister of war
and marine. In n Bpccch In Pctregrad
declared: "I knew danger Is coming. I
realize the possibility of a severe winter,
but though three-fourths of the pop
ulation die of hunger and cold the re
mainder will survlve te carry through te
victory world revolution."
Tralee, Sacked en Sunday,
Sees Hemes and Sfores Burned
1 By Uniformed Men
SEVERAL SLAIN IN GRANARD
lly tlie Associated Pies
Lomleii, Nev. 4. The town of Tru
lee, Ireland, where the city hall and
ether buildings wcre burned Sunday
following the wounding of a naval
driver, was the scene of further raiding
Inst night, nccerdlng te dispatches to
day. When the mllltury who had token
ever the town retired near mlduight,
the messages state, uniformed men ap
peared armed with hatchets, crowbars
and petrel bombs. These men attacked
and set en fire the premises of local
members of the Sin Fein. Seme of the
owners of the property nttacked lied Inte
the open country. Others who remained
narrowly escaped Injury.
The military, It Is ndded, returned
early In the morning and assisted In re
storing tarder: nnd extinguishing the
flames.
(Jranard, County Longford, Ireland,
Xev. 4. (lly A. P.) Iteprlsals for
the sheeting nnd killing of District In
specter of Police Kellegner, which oc
curred Sunday evening) were earned
out here nf midnight last night, when
eleven meter lorries filled with uni
formed men Invaded the town. Illnea
wcre fired Inte houses nnd business
premises wcre burned. The buildings
destroyed Included the market heuse and
hotel, valued nt $tl7ti,000.
BRITAIN AND MEXICO AGREE
Diplomatic Relatlona'te Be Resumed
in December
PiirLs, Nev. 1. (Hy A.' P.) The
special diplomatic mission et uenx .
Pnlavaclnl, owner of El Universal of
.Mexico Olty, for the Mexican Govern
ment te various European governments
has been finished. lie has arranged with
the Hrltlsh Government te renew diple
matic relations with Mexico,, disrupted
since 1014, In December.
In Rclglum Sener Pnlavaclnl was re
ceived by King Albert, In Spain by King
Alfonie nnd In France by President Mll
lcrand. The Spanish Government de
cided te help the Investment of Spanish
capital In oil exportation from Mexico.
Italy will establish a direct steamship
hup wiin .Mexico.
Mexico, Sener Palavaclut said today,
has the friendship of nil tlin European
countries. "As the policy of Mexico to
ward the United Stales will be friend
ly," he continued, "the relations be
tween Mexico nnd all the world outside
will be very geed In the future."
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MEXICAN EXECUTED
Colonel Alte Arrested for Killing
Americana at Tamplce
AVaUilngterf, Nev. 4. (Ily A. P.)
Summary trlnl nnd execution of nn un
named Mexican, chnreed with the mur
der of Arthur L. Meselcy uud Gustnve
Halnzar, American citizens, has been
reported te the American embassy nt
Mexico City by the Mexico foreign of
fice, the Stnte Department was advised
teduy.
The foreign offlce nlse reported te the
embassy that Lieutenant Colonel Gua
deloupe Gonzalez has been arrested.
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