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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
MAJOR LEAGUE OWNERS TO MEET FRIDAY

The resolution followed the lines of Il bill proposed for introduction in the Texas legislature. It sets the punish lnent of bribery or attempted bribery Df. "any baseball player, umpire or manager in a baseball game or any other persons connected with base ball" at Imprisonment from two to five Fears The minors adopted an amend ,nent to broaden the proposed legisla- lion to include the punishment of both owners and officials who are connect ed in any way with fixing" games.
 In adopting this feature some of the minor leaguers pointed out that the world series scandal was exposed long Hfter officials of the major leagues had knowledge of crookedness of the play ers and declared that the baseball club owners and officials must place them selves on the same plane with the players and umpires regarding the punishment of wrongdoing to gain. the confidence of the public.
 The association unanimously con demned the operations of gamblers and gambling pools in connection with baseball, and deplored the increasing tendency of the public to bet on base Dall games The minor leaguers pledg- ed themselves to a never ending war against all forms of gambling in base ball
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
LIBERTY BOND MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN HARRIET.

Chicago, Nov. Swift upturns in the price of wheat today followed word that for the first time in nearly two months Great Britain was buying on this side of the Atlantic. The market was also bullishly affected by announcement that no general calling of rural loans in Kan sas was looked for. Prices closed strong 3-4 to g 34 higher, with December 1S6 IA to 186 S-4 and March 181 to 1S1 1-2. Corn gained 5-S to 1 3-4 cents and oats 5-8 to 1 1-4 cents. In provisions the outcome varied from 25 cents decline to Is cents a6eance.
 British purchasing of wheat was esti- mated all the way from 2,500.000 bushels to 5,000,000 bushels and notwithstandine that the greater part of the total was said to be Canadian grown the influence on he market was electric Bullish sentiment was further stimulated by gossip that Belgium had bought 500,000 bushels of United States wheat at the Gulf of Mex ico. From the outset, too, it was evident that traders had given special heed to de- nials that any radical curtailment of grain credit in Kansas was contemplated New strength of foreign exchange attracted additional attention and so, likewise, did the fact that country offerings of wheat were meager.
 Corn and oats sympathized with the strength of wheat. Shorts covered freely in corn.
 Provisions averaged higher, mainly as reflection of the grain bulge.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
GIANTS MANAGER STATED
 THAT THERE WILL BE NO WAR;

New Torw, Nov 1O-John J. Me Graw, manager of the New York Giants, declared when he returned here today from Chicago that 'theren be no baseball war, as these people, meaning the five "loyaT' American league members-'won't fight
 They know they have had the los ing end of it." he added, and they don't want any part of a fight. One or two of them are getting ready right now to run away from Johnson
 McGraw, Charles A, Stoneham and Judge Francis X. McQuade, owners of the Giants, all declared that the new twelve club league is no bluff
 The men who are backing the new twelve clubs are determined to go through with it." McGraw said, and they did not offer a yearly salary of $50, 900 to Judge Landis to be chair man of the board of control, without first giving the matter some serious consideration"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET FLUCTUATED.

New York Nov. 10.-The stock market was firm at the active opening of today's session, becoming acutely weak at mid day and rallying vigorously in the later dealings when confident buying of rails, oils and equipments caused urgent short covering and effected pronounced read justment of quoted values.
 Sentimental reasons for the sharp re- versal at noon were provided by the publication of the U. S. Steel October ton mage report showing a very large de crease in unified orders from the pre- ceding month and announcement of sus- pension of the extra dividend on Amcri- can Sugar.
 These incidents gave the bears an eX- cuse for resumirg aggressive operations. Leaders in the industrial and special groups reacted one to six points to new low records for the year while U. & Steel fell another fraction to 82 7-S, an- other new low record for three years.
 Another factor in the late rebound was the easing of money rates, call loans falling back to per cent. after at taining to their usual maximum of h per cent. Time money ruled al Der cent. on prime collateral, with freer of ferings.
 Foreign exchange was another en- couraging feature, the rate on London making a further recovery to almost cents over the low of last Monday, with variable rallies in remittances to the con- tinent, although French exchange Jagged
 Individual stocks most affected by to- days temporary setback included Mex iean Petroleum, Crucible Steel, Shippings Sugars and Tobaccos, but in a majority of instances losses were replaced by substantial gains at the close. Sales amounted to $50, 900 shares.
 Bonds moved uncertainty during the greater part of the day, but came for ward with the stock list towards the fin ish, most Liberty issues scoring net ad- vances Total sales (par value) aggre gated 5,S75, 900. Old U. s. bonds were unchanged on call
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
HOOKS LIKE PEACE" SAID
 ORIGINATOR OF LASkER PLAN

Chicago, Nov. 10 - Ut looks like peace" said A. D. Lasl1er, originator of the Lasker plan of baseball control. when informed that the National and American league club owners at Kan sas City had arranged for a meeting here Friday to discuss reorganization.
 There won't be any backing down by the new National league, however '' he said. We have made our proposal and it's up to the five American league clubs to come in or we'll forget all about them and go ahead with the twelve. club league"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11

States Military academy, Major Phil ip Hayes announced tonight. In pre- vious years, Major Hayes said, tick cts sent to members of the army ath- letic association had been later offer ed for sale but he declared that if in vestigation this year disclosed any un- authorized sale, the persons found responsible will be dropped from the association
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
AT THE PALACE.
Red Sox
Yanniqans.
REIEE STATC NEWS

NorfoIk.-4Ir and Mrs c. j. Post and family have returned to New York after spending the summer at Llangollen, on Greenwoods road east.
 Waterbury.-"Every store in the city is the slogan adopted by the clerks in the Permanent League of Uniform Closing in the new drive against night work in Wa
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
WOODS cLINCHED 2ND PLACE
 BY DEFEATING FRANKLIN

Chicago, Nov. 1O-Arthur Woods, of Minneapolis, clinched second place and earned the right to contest for the national pocket billiard champion ship today by defeating Walter Frank lin of Kansas City, 125 to 67.
 Franklin's defeat puts him in fourth place, James Mature having captured third
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
Golf Balls Cheaper.

Chicago, Nov. 10-The price reduc- ton movement today reached golf a local firm advertising it's regular S1 balls for 75 cents in half dozen lots
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
Call money

New York, Nov 10. - Call money steady high 10; low 9 ruling rate g /; closing bid g. offered at 10; last loan g. Bank acceptances 6 1-4
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
TO PREVENT SPECULATION
 OF ARMY NAVY TICKETS

West Point, N. T., Nov. 10-Meas
 ures to prevent speculation in tickets for the Army Navy football game are being taken by officials at the United
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
held at Carriers casino.

Dsnbury.-Services Of dedication of St. John's Greek Orthodox church and St- Platon's cemetery in Great Plain district were held Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11

terbury stores which has bas, in.,,,-,~-.t ed to celebrate the first anniversary of the organization.
 Ieriden.-Iosenh Niezeoda. a saroo1- keeper of AIeriden. was sentenced to tb7,et months in jail and fined S2G0 and costs for violation of the state liquor laws. This was one of several eases followed ED by the W c. T. U.
 stamford.-Dr. Louis EilgoT, formerly a dentist. now a wholesale grocer of Dor chester Mass. was arrested in Stamford and found to nave 10 cases of whis5ey in his car. He said the girl with him was
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
COTTON.
MONEY.

New York, Nov. 1o.-Spot cotton quiet middlng 20.05.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11

East TIamptcn--The Victory medals have arrived and VIII be presented today, Aruistice day. at the ceremonies to be
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11

his fancee and the wh.skey was for the
 wedding party.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
STOCKS.

The following is a summary of transactions on the New York Stock Exchange to 3 P. M:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
PRANCUzAI IvE1KT1 MA
zoJoJ AzIJoJ.
Apie tai pranesa Mustapha
Kemal.

Konstantinopolis, bal. 20.
Is vyriausios turkQ macdonald
stu armijos vado Mustapha
Kemal pasa stovyklos pranes-
ia, kad balandzio Ia d. Mesino-
je, Mazojoj Azijoj, prancuzq
.kares laivas islaipfno tris savo
pestininku batalijonus.
Armenia laisyanoriai issodi-
namus prancuzQ kareivius bu-
vo pridenge. Bet turkai tuos
greitai nuslave II prancuzQ
pestininkai negali pasivaryti
toliaus, kick tik juos gall ap-
saugoti laivo armotos; sakoma
pranesime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
ANGLAI NEAPLEIDzIA
TINKAMos PRoGos.
Tariasi su bolsevikais preky,
hos klausime.

Washington, bal. 20. Suy.
Valstijq vyriausybe neleidzia
savo saliai atnaujinti prekybos
.su Rusija. Nes tenai valdziojc
yra bolsevikai.
Anglia to neziuri. il savo
pirkliams leidzia vesti tarybas
su bolsevikQ valdzios atstovais.
Tos tarybos yra yedamos
mieste Copenhagene. Bolsevi-
kq valdzia atstovauja zinomas
Lenino agentas Krassin, kituo-
met buves Vokietijos pavaldi-
MS. Sakoma, Krassin, atsto-
vaudamas bolsevikus, daugiau-
sia darbuojasi Vokietijos nau-
dai. Nes kas jam rupi Rusija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
JAPONAI KAUJASI SU
XMAS.

Harbin, bal. 20 (suv6linta)
- Vakaruose nuo Sio miesto
ties gelezinkeliu seka smar-
kus susirtmimas japonQ su kl-
nais.
Gen. Voicekovskii savo ka-
riuomen6s burr sujunge su
gen. Semionovo kariuomene,
-Abudu generolu bendrai vel
kia prizes bolsevikus. Matyt,
iiedu m6gins isteigti kokl
nors nauja prieSbolsevikinl
fronta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
Pataria Nesimaiisyti ]
AiirIijos Reikalus

pos darbo valandos tinkamos,
kitur negalimos.
Sulig Gary, labai mazas nuo-
simtis darbininkQ priguli uni
jose. Ir todel mazuma nekuo-
met negali antmestl savo no
ru didziumai.
Jis zinas, kad pakilus ka-
me nors streikams, darbus pa
meta vos kokia ketvirtoji da-
lis darbiniinkq. Kad tue tar
pu visi kit darbininkai esa
istikimi kapitalui.
Tick jis pasakojo apie dar-
bininkQ unijas. sitas jis pa
siqle vyriausybei paimti kon-
trol6n, mes jos kelianeios bet
varke. Bet tas pat autokratas
Gary neprisimine kick nors
pagerinti darbininkams buvl.
Tuo tarpu plieno dirbtuviu
darbininku padetis yra ap-
verktina. Ir tokia darbinin-
kams dalis bus taip ilgai, kol
vyriausybe neras reikalingu
daiktu paimti nuodugnion
kontrolen pacia plieno korpo-
raciia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
VOKIETIJA ARTI BAN
KRUTIJIMO.
Reikalinga Suv. Valstiju
globos.

Berne, bal. 20. - sugryzusi
ekspertu komisija, kuri tyri->
n9jo Vokietiios padati, prane-
Sc, jog Vokietija atsidurusl
jau ant 'bankrutijimo slenks-
clio. Sake, veikiai Vokietija ne
teksianti maisto If visa indu-
strija sukrisianti. Maisto is
teklius baigiasi If visai salial
grumoja neiSvengtinas badas.
Vokietija veikiausia sukl1-
sianti nuo perdidelio vokieeiQ
kraustimosi ] kitas Sails. Ypac
.vokieGiai danbininkai aplei-
dzia savo gimtine Sail If ieSko
laim6s svetur. TuO budu Vo-
kietija netekusi apie 5 milijo-
NJ darbininkQ If profesninkQ.
Vokietiios apSviestunija at
virai sake, kad Vokietija gall
iSgelbeti tik Suv. Valstijos,
paimdamos ia Sail pilnon savo
globon. Kitaip viskas lures
zuti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
VYRIAUSYBE KoNTRo-
LIUOJA KITAS ORGA-
NIZACIJAS.
Ia gall padaryti ir su darbi-
ninku unijomis.,

New York, bal. 20. : Uni
ted Steel korporacijos s6ri-
ninkp susirinkime tos korpo-
racijos valdybos pirminmkas
Gary kalbedamas apie darbi-
ninkQ unijas >pareiske, kad 81
tos turi ineiti vyriausybes
kontrol6n lygiai taip, kaip II
kitos organizacijos.
Gary kaip seniau, taip il
dabar atsisako pripazinti uni
jas If palaikyti dirbtuvese
"open shop, ty. nedaryti jo-
kio skirtumo tarpe unistQ If
nermistQ darbininku.
Jis sakosi prielankiaujas
trumpesnems darbo valandoms
dienoje. Deja, sake, ne visur
tas yra galimas daiktas. Kuo-
met vienose dirbtuv6se trum-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
sUv. vALsTIJU VYRIAU-
SYBE TURF MILzINIs-
- KAS ISLAIDAS.
Kiekvienai dienai ispuola dau-
giau 18 milijonQ.

Washington, bal. 20. = Per
praejusius 9 fiskalinius meme
si1ls Sales yyriausyb6 turejo
$5,O29,176,O00 iSIaidQ.
Imant tail domon, pinigyno
valdininkai tvirtina, kad igi
birzelio 30 d., ty. su fiskali-
niQ metQ pabaiga tos iSlaidos
per iStisus metus busiancios
apie $6,75O,000,O arba dau-
giau, kaip Is milijonQ dienoje.
Islaidos dar gall padideti.
Tosna iSlaidosna neiskaito-
mos dar g@limos naujos islai-
dos, kokias kongresas kartais
gall paskirti. Gi kongresas ga
Ii paskirti dar buvusiems ka-
reiviams bonusQ, kuriQ susida-
rytQ daugiau milijardo dolie-
riQ.
Praeita gruodi buves pini-
gyno sekretorius Glass buvo
praneSes, kad fiskaliniais me-
tais uzteksia iSlaidoms &c.
O97, $4,000.
Bet Glass tuomet prie islai-
du nebuvo priskaites vyriau-
syb6s nuostoliQ valdant jai
gelezinkeius. -
Svarbiausios islaidos.
Zymiausios iSlaidos per pir-
muosius deyynis fiskaliniQ
metq manesius taip paskirsto-
mos:
Kar6s departamentas ST.
3O1, ,605,00O.
GelezinkeliQ administracija
$776,590,0O0.
Karts laivyno departamen-
tas $621, ,364,000.
Shipping board $433, 100, 900.
Nuosimfiai uz skolas $664,-
$4,000.
Kongresas saviems reika-
lams yra isleides $l5,3O9,O 900:
Egzekutiviai ofisai turejo IS
laidu Sc, 900.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
IS STRE|KO.
TARYBA ATSISAKO IS
KLAUSYTI STREI-
KININKU.

Washington, bal. 2O.-Gele-
zinkeliu streikininkQ vadai is
rytffiu valstiju vakar kreipesi
naujon gelezinkeliu darbo ta-
rybon su praSymu, kad tary-
ba iSklausytQ jQ reikalavimQ.
Taryba paskelb6, kad strei-
kininkai pirmiau turf sugryati
darban ir tik paskui jQ reika-
lavimai bus iSklausyti.
Savo keliu streikininkai sa-
ko, kad jie negali paliauti,
streikave, kol jQ reikalavimai
nebus iSpildyti.
Streikas visur ant gelezln-
keliQ silpn6ja, sulig gautQ cia
ziniQ. Kaip artinanties pavasa-
riui sniegas palengva leidzia-
81, taip Sitas nelemtas streikas
be nieko baigiasi.
Mes streikas buvo pakeltas
ne del didesnes uzmokesties,
bet kitokiais tikslais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
KITAS STREIKININKU
VADAS KALEJIME.

Kalejiman pirmiausia pa
puole streikininku ant gelezin-
keliu vadas Reading, paskul
ana uzdarytas dar vienas-
Grunau, kurs atsisake pasi-
liuosuoti po $4,000 paranka,
neatsisakydamas nuo agltaclJQ
ir tvirtindamas, kad jis nieku
neprasikaltes.
Federalis prokuroras Clyne
Grunau iSnaujo buvo liepes
suarestuoti :uz nepaklusnybe.
Jam pc pirmojo arestavimo
buvo isakyta neiti streikininkQ
tarpan If neagituoti. Bet jis
nepaklause.
Streikas ant gelezinkeliq
Chicagoje, anot pranesimQ,
.iau beveik normalis. Vakar i
CALVIN skerdyklas pristatyta
CALVIN beveik tick, kick nor
maliais laikais.
Tx dar Wis mazai pristato-
ma angliq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
TurkQ Sultanas Pasiliks
konstantinopolYj
Taip yra nusprende talkininkai

Be kitkO dar nutarta lelstl
turkams Konstantinopolyj tu-
rtti mazQ skaitliQ policijos
il kelis batalijonus kariuo-
menis. Talkininkai okupuos
Gallipoli If nuginkluos visas
tvirtumas Salimais Dardaneliu
NIazoSiOs Azijos Some.
Dardaneliai bus patroliuojami.
TaIkininku kar6s laivai ben
drai kontroliuoS Dardanelius,
per kuriuOS bus galima susi-
Siekti Su JuodomiS jur6mis.
Lygiai kontroliuos patti Kons-
tantinOpoi.
Tam tikslui warSalas Foch
Su kitaiS vadais paruoS ,tos
kontrOItS plenus II paduos ta-
lybai patvirtinti.
Siauriniu Turkijos teritOrijQ
Europoj likimas dar nezmo-
mas.
Rubeziai bus pakeisti.
Kaip Europoje, taip Mazoje
Aziioie Turkijos rubeziai bus
zzymiai pakeisti. [Europoje
Turkija neteks dideliQ plotQ
Trakijoje If ruozo Salimals
JuodQjQ jurip.
MAJ. Azijoje neteks Arm6nl-
Jos. Palestinos, Sirijos II kl-
tn SvarbiQ uostQ ties Tarpze-
miQ iur6miS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
Nelengva Latv;ams Siandie
Taikinties SUI Bolsevikais

sustiprejusi If jai maziau ap-
einanti taika su maza respub-
lika.
Visu viespatiju reikalas.
Aukso atsargos klausime bel-
Sevikq atstovas Joffe sake:
4Latvija nori dalies Rus
jos aukso atsargos. W tai no
II pasiimti ant saves dali Ru.
sijos skolQ. Ia klausima ne
gall riSti viena Russia su Lat
via. j turi risti visos seniau
prize Rusijos prigulejusios vie
spatijos. Taigi tas klausimas
negali ineiti taikos sutartin su
Latvija.
Prizes teritorIalius latviu
reikalavimus bolSevikai nielxo
neturi. Bolseviku valdzia Vi
suomet stow uz etpografinius
rubezius ir apsisprendima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
ReikaIauja, kad Darbo Onljas
KontroliuOtQ vyriausYbe

Tai Jam esanti didel6 garb6.
JiS tad manas, kad patstovl
tail,a paSaulyj prigul6s nuo
bendrojo veikimo abiejQ vies-
patiiu - Suv. ValstijQ If An
glijos. Turis daug vilties ta
veikima iSvystyti ligi augs-
Giausiojo laipsnio il tarpe a
biejQ Sally palaikyti nieku ne
sudrumsta vienybe.
spaudziamuju prieglauda.
Sir Geddes zingeidaujan-
items toliaus nupasakojo apie
gerasias Anglijos ypatybes.
Sake, Anglia visais laikals bu-
vusi If pasilikusi prispaustqjQ
zmonip prieglauda. siandie
ypaG> Anglia rupinasi ne tik
Airijos gerove, bet dar teikia
laisve If artimQ Rytq tau
toms, buvusioms ilgus metus
Turkijos junge.
Ypatingai su Airija Angli-
ia neturinti kivireu If dldellQ
nesusipratimq. Airijai duo
sianti savyvalda If leisianti tai
Saliai valdyties kaip patinka-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
ITALIA TURF Is MILIJAR,
DU DOLIERIV sKoLU.

Milanas, bal. 90 -Oficijaliai
paskelbta, kad Italia kares
metu pasidar6 Is milijardQ II
400 milijonp dolieriq skolq.
Tad visoj Salyj bus ivestos ne
paprastos mokestys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
BoLsEV1KAI NUzUDE 5000
zMoNIU.
Apie tai raso lenku laikrasciai.

Berne, bal. 81. : Gia gau-
tuose is Var$avos lenlQ laik-
rascciuose pranesama, llad boil
Sevikai Rostove ir Novorossii-
ske nrNude 5000 gen. Deniki-
no kareiviQ If oficierQ, kuo-
met pa6me tuodu miestu. Ka-
revival If oficierai buve su-
zeisti ir laikomi ligoninese,
kuomet bolSevikai JUGS iSsker-
de
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
sNIEGAs APsAUGoJo
ARKLIUS.

Denver, Colo, bal. q. :
Vietcs miesto taryba tar6si
is miesto gatviQ ir ribp pra-
Sa}intf visus arklius. Netike-
tai daug prisnigo. Sniego is
vezioiimuis prisi6jo pavartoti
arklius. PraSalinti arklius SUI
manymas atmestas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
NEPRIPAzISTAMAS AME-
RIKOS REIKALAVI-
MAS.
Turkija kontroliuos trys di-
dziules viespatijos.

San Reno. Italiia. bal. 20
AugSGiau>ioji talkmInkQ tary-
ha. kuriojc dalyvauia triJQ
didziuliQ vie&patijQ - Angli-
jos. PrancuzijoS il ItalijoS,
premjerai, nu~prendt turkQ
sultan2 paIikti Kon>tantlnopo-
Iyj. neziurint rrezidcnto Will
Sono rcikaIavimo. kod Sulta-
natas ant vi~uomet butQ pra-
SaIintaS * to mieSto.
Taryba vakar pa>iuntd tur-
ky vyriauSyhei notQ, Ead j
Paryziun paSiQStQ Savo tai
kos atStovybe. Tai at>tovybei
goguzG< ) dienQ bus induota
Turkijo> taikoS SutartI>.
Bus atsakyta Wilsonui.
Talyha nuodugniai aptard
prezilento WII$ono patdrlma
paIiuoSuoti KonstontinopoIl
nuo tmrkQ.
Su patarimu teGiauS nesu-
tikta. Ir nutarta prezidentul
WilSonui pa>iQSti atSakymQ.
Kaip >iandie bus >wedaguo-
ta< taSai at>akymaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
Pittsburgh, Kas., bal. 81.

Girard paviete nezinomos pa
vardes juodas zmogus buvo
uzpuoles balta Is metq mer-
gaite. BaltQjq zmoniu burys
pasigavo juoduka il nugalabi-
no.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21

Los Angeles, CAL, bal. 81.
Gia grand jury padaye teis- s
man 81 Mnones, turincius sa-
ryssiu su streiku ant geleziIl-
keliq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
siandie jau kitaip.

Dabar bolsevikai saltai at
sinesa j latviu reikalavimus
masineriju, transportiniQ prize
moniQ, miSku koncesijQ il aux
so atsargos.
Tas yra todel. kad bolseyi-
ku valdzia siandie daugiau
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
BOLsEVIKAI JAUGIASI
STIPRESNI.
Latviai, matyt, negaus prize
lankiq taikos salygQ.

Maskva, bal. 20. = Latvija
padarys taika su sovietine
Russia. Bet latviai, matyt, ne
gaus prielankiq sau taikos sa-
lygp, kokias galdjo gauti pirm
keliQ menesiQ, kuomet buvo
kvieGiami taikinties.
Jei Latvija butu sutikusi
su bolSevikais daryti taika
tuojaus po taikos su Estonija,
il butQ gavusi koncesijas to-
kias, kokias yra gavusi Esto-
Mia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
TAIP NLEKAD NEBUVA.

- Maistui kainos taip kya, kad dkro baisenybe.
Menkniekis! sandie as pelno padarau daugiau, kaip
kitas aikais Nemoku augsu kainp produktams, 81 JUGS
parduodamas pamu dvigubai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
Veiks bendra darba.

AmbasadOriuS Geddes pa
zymejo, jog jis turf didziuoties,
kad jis paSkirtas tokion augS-
ton vieton, kaip kad ambasa-
doriavimas Suv. Valstijose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-21
AIRIJA TEGU PATTI RISA
SAVO REIKALUS.
Taip tvi1tina naujas Anglijos
ambasadorius.

New York. bal. 20. - Alike
Iiavo naujaS AnglijoS amba-
Sadorius Suv. ValStijOSe, Sir
Auckland Gedde>. Sake jiS,
kad dabartinGje gentkarteje
neSama jokiQ neSutikimQ Ang-
liioS 81 Ailija. Sake, tegu Al
ria patti viena iSsilygina sa-
vo politikines nelygybes be
Svetimos pagelbo<.
Nauja> ambaSadoriuS aiSkiai
pazymi, ka,d Anglia labai ne
pakenGia. jei kas is SalieS me-
gina mai>yties j Airiios reika-
lus. Girdi, Airijos reikaIai pri-
gull iSimtinai Airijai, 81 patti
Airija - Anglijai. Dabartine
angIQ gentkart6 Salinasi nuo
visokiQ galimQ kivirGQ Su Al
RIA.
Sir Gedde'i tad labai more
tuSi, kad niekas paSalinis ne
simaiSytQ ! Airijos klausimQ.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-10-14

khe- Ladies Aid Society of. the
Methodist Church will hold a Con-
servation Sale Saturday afternoon,
and evening, October 10th. at the
town hall. The following articles
are listed: Household goods, in
Guiding beds, bedding, kitchen uten-
sils, wearing apparel, books, pictures
jewelry, vegetables, grain. Supper
will be served.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-10-14

Echoes of the Annual Confer
ence" will be Rev. Martins subject
at the M. E. Church next Sunday
morning. Sunday School at 1910
P. M. Evening service at 7:3O. For
text of sermon see Ps. 1920. All
members and friends are earnestly
requested to be present for the first
services Of the new conference year.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-10-14

A committee of the Finley Com
mercial Club was in town the first
of the week in the interests of the
Bonding issue for the proposed coun-
ty court house to be built in Finley.
They made the Pioneer a pleasant
call and left orders for some adver-
Using concerning the issue.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-10-14

w. o. Christianson and family, of
|Cooperstown, have moved to Hope
and taken charge of the electro: light
plant. The entire family are musi-
clans and it is reported that they will
organize an orchestra.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-10-14

Quite a bit of interest was shown
in the merchandise auction sale at
A. A. Turnbull's store the last of the
week and the first of this week. The
concern is now packing the remand
er OF their stock preparatory to leav-
ing the city.