| Show RUSS REFUGEES ARE RETURNING ARE RETURNING TO OLD HOMES T Transportation Problems 1 Add i to Difficulties of Journey v. v Warsaw Warsaw Tuesday Feb 23 Uy 2 By the thc Associated Press Thc The Bol from Crom Turkestan the road opened bavins in I of Russian Rus nus- tan stan to Moscow a n new flew stream o si qia sian refu refugees a and nil Austro I prisoners of war have o started northward northward north north- received ward according to advices here of oC in In in- B. B A. A Frick of Geneva chief Red Cross mission to Russia Rue nut thousands thou thou- sia sla sa says 8 there arc are uncounted and Germans German In Austrians sands sandol of or Siberia and central Russia who have ha Homelands Home return to their been to lan lands N. N A At t prosit transportation conditions con con- con I ditl h in central Russia arc er very bad i tt nf Sj Germans from rom the U ura- ura I a-I i d Volga ol jc region ion left Moscow Moscow for forty five Warsaw arsaw recently but only here arrIved other othI oth oth- and two G German named Hahn A er ci I civilian members of or a 3 commission ston ha e ar arrived ar- ar war prisoners for tor German three of oC J Journey urney after a rived tl here the They left weeks from front Moscow special train oil oh- i capital in a soviet lct for tor their thell use by 1 JadeK Radek I in agent t the thc chief wife o of oC it took them two weeks Germany German and to reach f c 1 Iud Munt l The engine o of the train was as chan changed ed edat much time and station at nearly ever every there was a 3 lost because also was wan An constant changing o of ot engineers proceed l and nut anda engineer eng would refuse to be would have to lO engineer a new cn would he hc before bribed with food tood start SIX The rho mission spent 10 noo rubles On in food tood and bribes during the trip between be- be was a tight light occasion there was one civilians and the soldiers for tween possession of ot food given by the Ger- Ger mans that Tho Tho refugees brought reports Swiss citizens in Moscow Mos tos- os- os there mere are arc cow and Petrograd who are held as hostages b by tho the passports being refused them Refugee Stations Flied stations in I organized Mr Frick has Budapest and Warsaw arsaw Berlin Prague for tor the direction of or Russian prisoners the thet returning home from Germany by authorIties authorities author author- t southern routes The Berlin Hies were ero asked to keep these prisoners prison prison- should the they now cr ers urs until spring as reach Teach the Czech front In tn Siberia they would be stopped and freeze to death Or r starve Likewise c. c it was pointed I to out I if the they were sent home borne now central Russia flussi they would find n noth nothing thIng th- th ing log to oat there who Many Inn hundreds of ot Russians worked in the thc German mines or war factories however J arc passing through b Poland dally daily The They declare slaves es in held lucId virtually as the they were Germany being pard only a few fe cents u a da day in un addition to their rations Many lany o of them have bave developed de tuber tuber- Cu I osis r ST STATISTICS A i b V NIi E CORPORATIONS S 4 Utah Knitting e capital beer n P. K D. D Newell Call flubs T. T Call Il C. C M. M Call and Israel I Call Norwalk Norwalk- k r company New ew York ork jn rt j f capital from 1000 tl to P process at at- W. W f 1 r Barrette of oC Salt Lak Lake SImplex Simples Automatic OH Oil company sit Salt It Lake Jake capital and director Canute Canute Peterson president DarM Swain vice pres president I. I dent ilent S. S I U. U treasurer A. A M. M harlan ae r. r I 1 II 11 lull full dir director tor Unite d unchain Copper r company capital M. M 0 Officers and aDd directors directors I. J. J. J A. A Marks Glen It II ll president 1 I I. I It n. secretary and aDd tru treasurer R. R J- J K E. Me- Me Ic hY a sad aud uj W. W 1 P. P David directors |
