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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-19
r. Lincoln. Billings,

T. Lincoln, Billings.
montana State F~air"-Horace 5. En-
sign, Secretary, State Fair, Helena.
Evening Round Table
1880 to 900
Subject "Legislation"-led by P. N.
Bernard, Kalispel.
Theatre Party, Pantages, Ellen Thea
tire, 9 to II.
Saturday, Dec. II.
Morning Session, 10 A. nj.
Call to Order-L. E. Jones, President
Glasgow.
elements Of S~ecretarial Success
]. A. Harader, Bozeman.
Tourist Camps and Bureaus'-C. II
Roberts, Missoula.
"The Small Town Club"-C. R. Hauke
Chinook. R. E. Matter, Three Forks
Building the Chambers of Commerce
of Montana"-Sam S. J~osephson
Secretary, Roundup, Mont.
"Irrigation for Montana."-H. f
Murdoch, Secretary, Montana lrri
cation Institute, Bozeman.
Luncheon.
Afternoon Session
1880 p. NJ.
Round Table Discussion.
Committee Organization and Man
agement; Members Forum; Highwa.
Marking and Maintenance; Constitu
ton and bylaws; Bulletins and An
nual Reports; Work for Women; Fill
ing and Accounting Systems; Head
quarters; Delinquent Members; Ref
BRENDA; Parks and Fairgrounds; Re
ports of Committees; Election Of OF
fcers; Unfinished Business; New Bust
ness.
Annual Dinner-6:3O.
Smoker and completion Of Roun'
Table Discussion. 8 to 10.
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(COntlnuou from rage olt
and object of the Home Service De-
partment.
GAS you know, the first object of
the Red Cross as an organization IS
~"service to humanity" and the Home
Service work is just what the name
implies, service to our immediate COM
munity. 1t is devoted to the object OF
making our home town and community
a better place to live in. The plan is
to help people to help themselves,
to teach them the necessity of living
in healthful surroundings, to help
them to be clean, to educate their
children, and to train them to become
! useful American citizens. To assist
dependent children, meet problems of
family rehabilitation, better stand
ards of living. desertion and non-sup-
port, medical social service, or public
health. The work is intended to be
constructive, and merely the furnish
ing VI Itlltl. We u w ii' e'S '"'
and if possible to remedy it.
"The work broadly speaking can be
divided into two branches; first, fur
nishing aid to returned and disabled
soldiers; and second, service and re,
lief work in connection with the sick
needy, and otherwise troubled civil,
ian families of this community ant
county.
During the past year the Homo
Service has assisted approximately
five hundred soldiers. This assistance
consisted of reinstating their Wa
Risk Insurance, securing of compen
sation, and naturalization papers, locat
ing lost discharges, securing traVe
pay, back compensation, and arm,
pay and bonus. and Liberty Bonds. As
sisting soldiers to secure free dcnta
work paid for by government, hospita
care and medical treatments, sending
the soldiers to sanitariums, securing
uniforms. Furnishing to them loan:
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sent to the state sanitarlum at Warm
Springs.
"One entire school, consisting of Fl
children was furnished with tooth
brushes and paste.
FThirty complete INFANT layettes
have been sent to mothers.
"One family, where hte father was
in the hospital for an operation, the
family vas left destitute and they
were sent provisions sufficient for two
months, while the husband was away.
GA lost son was located in Phila-
dclphia, for a mother who had been
seeking him for several years.
"a father and three sons were
brought together after three years of
separation.
"a family thru the destruction Of
their home by fire, were furnished
with bedding and clothing, and shell
ter and medical care.
"Among other things which we have
accomplished along constructive lines
are; the stopping of begging by chill
dren OF the streets of Glasgow; homes
have been obtained for children so that
they could attend school; employment
has been secured for both men and
women; improved the living conditions
in many homes throughout the county:
six mothers have been given medical
attention during confinement; a health
booth was maintained at the County
Fair where about 500 children were
weighed and measured and childfare
literature was distributed.
"These are some of the typical cases
to show the type and scope of service
furnished to this community by the
Home Service, and also to give the
members a fair idea of the extent of
this work, approximately six hundred
cases of this nature have been handled
in the past year.
"This vast amount of work and re-
lief, which has been accomplished in
this community the past year by the
Home Service, was only made possible
thru the cooperation Of the many
public spirited citizens and business
people throughout the county.
"Due to the wide range and complex.
ity of the work undertaken, it is i'm.
possible in a report of this nature
to set forth all the details, howeve,
the report gives a complete genera.
account and summary of the year:
work. | earnestly feel the work OF
the Home Service has filled and is fill.
ing a much needed place in the life
of our community. l am sure there is
far more suffering, poverty, and actua
restitution in Valley County than oul
citizens and members of this chapte,
realize. The alienation of distress
and suffering, and the general goot
accomplished has been very crafty.
ing and encouraging to the workers
in the field, however in my opinion
the coming year will see a much great
( er need, due to another short harvest
for relief work and welfare and con
! Structive service to the unfortunat
. members Of our community, than .
any time in the past.
"Respectfully submitted,
"Mrs. Geo. Berry"
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COM. CLUB SECRETARIES
TO MEET AT BOHEMIAN
CONTINUED from Page u

Jones, shave an enormous task in hand
in that it falls their lot to engineer
the business of the state to normality.
"Then there are the thousands of
propositions as effecting more explic-
lilly our farming communities, our rec
1amation projects, our highway i'm
provements, etc. that will come before
this meeting.
These and many other things, to-
gether with the assisting in getting
delinquent community body ressurrect-
ed to activity, indicate an enormous
field of work for the chamber of COM
merce secretaries at this meeting,
and during the year 1921"
Mr.. Jones has prepared and an
nounced the following very creditable
program for the 1920 conventions:
Lead and Head to come
Friday, Dec. 10
Morning Session, 10 A. NJ
Call to order-L. E. Jones, President,
Glasgow.
Address Of Welcome-Nelson Story,
Jr., Lieut.. Governor, Bozeman.
Response-B. E. Davis, Hardin.
Presidents Annual Address-L. E,
Jones, Glasgow.
Reading of minutes and communica-
tions-Sam S. Josephson, Secretary
Roundup, Montana.
Appointment of Committees (Resolu.
ton, Legislation).
"Looking to Montana's Future"-Scott
Leavitt, Great Falls.
montana State Sportsmen's Associ-
ation"-M. S. Carpenter, Belgrade.
Luncheon.
Afternoon Session
1880 p. NJ.
"Higher Education for Montana
Alfred Atkinson, Pres. State Agri-
cultural College, Bozeman.
"The Housing Problem-M. Max Good.
sill, Helena.
"Montana's Publicity"-Charles D
Greenfield, State Commissioner OF
Publicity, Helena.
"The Field of the Chamber of Com
merce"-C. S. Simmons, American
City Bureau, San Francisco.
"Aviation and Landing Fields"-W. G
Ferguson, Miles City.
Conventions and Trade Tours"-Fre,
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What The RED CROSS
WORK REALLY MEANS

Continued from Page One
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Plan to Extend
 Library Service

g New York, Feb 2S.-Extension of library service broadly among indus trial workers and manufacturing plants of all sorts as contributory factor in allaying social and indus trial unrest throughout the United States will be encouraged by the American Library association, it was announced today.
 Introduction of books dealing with social and industrial problems among workers is expected to broad. en the outlook in the industrial world and have large bearing on the attitude of labor toward existing conditions.
 The organization also proposes es- tablishment of service in rural com munities on board ships, in light houses, coast-guard stations and for soldiers, sailors and marines. An
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Six entries and four competitors per nation. Entries close March 19.
 Polo-July 15 to Aug. 2-One team per nation. Four players and four substitutes. Entries close June 23.
 Archery, Aug. 3 to S-Cradle tar gets, men and women, 2S, 33 and 5o metres Eight archers and two sup stitutes. Entries close July 2.
 Archery, Aug. 2229-Small object shooting One team of six with two substitutes per nation. Entries close July 21,
 Golf-Uncertain. Depends on en- tries.
 Equestrian Games--Sept. 6-12-1n- dividual and team comuetition. Com bined, , kilometre road run, With i've five kilometres over rough country, 20 kilometre road run, within one hour, immediately followed by 4ooo metre steeplechase; obstacle race over four feet hurdles; team and m dividual contests in horse tralning and jumping, bareback gymnastics. Six individual entries and teams or four. Entries close Aug. 3.
 Yachting, July 7-10-Contests on- der international rules adopted at London congress in 1919. Entries Will be accepted and races arranged for the following classes: 6, s, 10 and 12 metres rating, new international rule. 6, ', 8, 9, 10 and F metres rat ing. old international rule. l-2 and 8 1-2 metres rating (Freneh classes1. 30 and 40 square metres rating, sail area, international (Swedish) classes. Is it. raters. in- ternational (Boa Racing association). ). 12 it. international Boat Racing asosciation) one design dinghy class.
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Little Found in
 Japan's Plaint

Sydney, Australia, Jan 2s.-Slr Joseph Cook, minister of the navy asserted in speech the other day that there was "lttle in Japan's claim that she was being deprived of priv ileges she had enjoyed under Ger man rule in the Pacific islands.
 "She has similar mandate over the islands north of the equator" continued Sir Joseph. Here she has the same rights and privileges that we have in ours. l hope the point will not be pressed. It is vital to us in every way and goes right to the heart of our life in these seas. l hope the incident will pass and that in the future we will live in good fellowship.
 sJapan told us at the peace confer ence that she would reserve the right to raise the question of racial equal ity again in the league of nations. She is, however, little previous in raising it now. before the league has begun to function"
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all Europe and, indeed, to all the world. Out fthe spirit of revenge he writes, the Allies have gone dead against their own interests, are kill ing the goose that laid the golden egg and are endangering their own existence.
 In demanding great quantities of German coal, he says. the Allies are in the position of demading bread from baker and at the same time taking his flour away from him; for Germany, by means of her coal, can promote industries with which to pay her indebtedness to the world.
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Englishman Says
 Terms Imposed On Germans Too Heavy

London, Feb. 2s.--Professor John Maynard Keynes, of Cambridge Uni versity, who acted as official repre- sentative of the British Treasury at the Peace Conference at Versailles and sat for time in the Supreme Economic Council at Paris, asserts that the terms imposed upon Ger many are so heavy as to be impossi-
 ble of fulfilment. He declares in a book he has written on the Economic Consequences of the Peace" that at tempts to cary out the peace terms will result in dire consequences to
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other plan is to introduce standard type nthe Braille system for the blind.
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SEEK SUPER-OPERATOR.

London, Feb. 2S.-Captain Ii. J. Round said the other day that Brit ish naval intelligence operators would like to meet the lone opera tor who in the war controlled Ger man Zeppelins and warships." They imagined, he said, it was one par ticular man who was a super-oper- ator. On several occasions, with nine or 10 Zeppelins in rail, all frantically communicating with home for bearings, the wireless got into a terrible tangle. At that moment said Captain Round, the Super man would arrive, take control and in a twinkling all would be order.
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Court Acquits Man
 Hanged in 1914

Vienna, Feb. 28-A court here has just acquitted man named Breuer who was hanged in 1914, after convic- tion on a charge of communication with the enemy After the armls- tice his relatives demanded that the case be re-opened on the ground that the woman who accused him was hys- terical and that the affliction had since Income acute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29

is centered Fannie midnight froic whose husband cky Arnsen conceived theft of $50000O Street brokers bankers While detectives Arnsen, his wife keeps "queening" it.
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national fight against the epidemic in Eastern Europe.
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TO BUILD BIG FOKkER.

Rotterdam, Feb. 28.-H. Fokker, the designer of the famous Fokker airplane, has drafter the plans of, and will shortly begin building, a large airplane capable of carrying 60 persons The machine will have a speed of 75 miles per hour and will be driven by six motors. It will be provided with sleeping berths and smoking room.
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TOURING MOVIES.

Nome. Alaska. Dec. 1-(By Dog Team MaiD-Touring movies Will De displaved at towns and Indian set dement's in the lower Yukon Valley during the half light winter by two Nome men who left here recently with dog team and moving pie ture outfit. They intended to set ID their show at every camp on the froen rivezr. Whenever the white residents or natives have no money, for admissions. the theatre" will take furs for the door fees.
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STANDARD DIR1GIBLES.

London,Feb. 2s The leading British constructors of dirigible air ships are considering favorably proposal by the British Air Ministry that they combine SC far as the line of development is concerned, accord ing to the American Chamber oI Commerce in London.
 It is anticipated, says the Chamber that the current year will see pro- gress in replacing the enormous air sheds now mus with mooring tow CTS to be erected throughout the country.
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S25O,OOO FOR FIRE ALARM.

Kansas City, Mo-. Feb. 2a.-A prop ositiop to vote s250,000 in bonds fol a municipal fire alarm system will be presented to the voters of Kansas City at the city election in April Kansas City is one of few cities ir the country without such system according to Alex Henderson, fire chi eff
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HONOR D'ANNUNZIO.

Rome, Feb. 2s. The women of Plume on St. Sbastian's Day gave D'Annunzio an artistic silver poniard inlaid with gold, says a dispatch from that city. The presentation was made in the presence of repre- sentatives of the army of a great crowd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29

Who is N. N. McHenry and com pany? See page eight. It
 Read the Central Grocery and markets new plan of merchandising advertisement in this issue of the Graphic. IL
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--- HOSPITAL TO POLAND.

Stockholm, Feb. 2S.-The Swedish Red Cross will send to Poland a hos pital of 100 beds with staff of physicians and nurses to aid in the
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-28
VOKIETIJA. NEMATO SAU
PAGELBOS AMERIKOJE.
su kares stlyginimu yra daug
abs;ones.

ParYzius, geg. q. = GAS
tikrai numanau, kad Vokieti-
ia neturi reikalo laukti ko-
kios-nors sau pagelbos is Suv.
ValstijQ, nes, mano suprati "u,
tam tikslui jos neturi pinigE. =
Taip sake Felix Deutsch, vo-
kieciQ ekonomin6s komisUos
fia pirmininkas.
"Amerika", sake Deutsch,
"turi daug zaliosios media
Cos. Bet jos pinigai .taip su-
riSti, kad j negali su jals pa
gelb6ti Europai skolindama
ilgesniam terminui. Europal
visa Wits ,pasilieka padidintl
savo produkclja panaiklnus
aStuoniQ valandQ dienos dar-
ba."
TuSccias daiktas talkilinkams
kalbeti apie dideli att tl.Jgilimq,
koki jiems turf duct Fokietl-
ia, toliaus sake Deutsch.
Sake, jei talkinirkai sugrq-
zintu Vokietijai visas kolionl-
jas ir leistQ vokieciams ramiai
dirbti, tuomet Vokietija per
trisdeSimts metQ gal iSmoketQ
talkininkams 25 nilijardus
dolieriq auksu. Bet Gabartine-
Sc salygose Vokietija gall mo-
k6ti labai mazai arba Eleio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-28
GYVENToJAMS UzDRAUS-
Ia APLEISTI PETRo-
GRADA.
Mieste pradejo trukti darbi-
ninkQ.

Copenhagen, geg. 27. - Ru-
.sq bolSevikQ laikraseiai raso.
kad pastaraisiais laikais is Pc
tfogrado skaitlingai kraustasl
zmones. Kasdien miesta ap
leisdavo maziausia pusantEo
simto zmoniu.
Pasekmeje pradeio tr1llti
bolseviku valdziai reikalingq
darbininkQ.
Tad Petrogrado savietas pa
skelbe paredyma, kuriuo asst
rial uzdrausta apleisti miesta:
vyrams nuo IS ligi> 80 metq
amziaus ir moterims nuo Is Ii
gi 40 metu amziaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-28
CHICAGO PIRMUKART PA
MATYS NEPAPRASTAS
ISKILMES.
ISkilmes bus dvilypes; bus Gu
jubilieju.

BirzeIio so d., <. NJ, Chi
caSo pirmu kartu bus liuriinin-
kt nopapraStQ i$kilmlQ, aple
kuriaS iSankSto laikraSGiai ra-
30 il Mnonts Ealba.
Tai nuS pamin6ta Ch'cag0s
vy>kup JOS - metQ arha del
mautinis sukaktuvts.
Tai bus vySkupijos .iublie-
JUS. Tue i$kiImingeSniS JjS bus,
nes podraug bus pamlneta II
ChicagoS arkivyskupijoS gany-
toto, 10 Aug$tosioS Malonyb@s
Arkivyskupo Mundeleino, ,:
metQ kunigystts sukaktuTts.
Baznytin6S If pasaulin@s is
kilmis tests tris dicnaS. Blrzc
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KOLcAKA NUzUDE Boil
sEv1KU KoMIsARAS.
Neleista jam pasimatyti su jo
zmona.

Victoria, B. c., geg. 20.-
Is Vladivostoko Ella atkeliavo
kapitonas Webb, tarptautin5s
karin6s politijos Siberijoj viz
sininkas. Jis. buvo Irkuckc tue
metu, kuomet ten boiScvlkal
nuzud6 admirolq Kolcakq, bu-
vusios rusQ yaldzios Siberijoje
vyriausia vads.
Kap. Webb pd>akoja, kad
KolGaka il min;SteriQ pirmi;-
hlr;ka Popeliajeva bolSevikaI
iSvede il pastate prizes bure ka
reiviQ, paSauktQ susaudytl
tuodu bolSevikQ prieSininku.
Vedamas Kolcakas pareika-
lavo, kad jisai butQ teisiamas.
Jam atsakyta, jog nereikalin-
gas teismas. Tuomet admlro-
las reikalavo leisti jam pasi-
matyti su savo zmona. lr tas
jam atsakyta.
Po to Kolcakas pareikaIavo
cigarette il uzsiruk6.
Gi Pooai,,ajev visas laikas
Sauk6 susi!Ay',cjimo. l$slsuko
.is is kareiviQ rankQ IL leido
81 b6gti. Bet tuojaus buvo
nuSautas.
Tuo tarpu Kolcakas stove
10 ramiai rukydamas. Ir kuo-
met karininkas isak6 karel-
viams Sauti, Site atsisak6.
Tuomet vienas bolSevikQ ko-
misaras paSoko, prleJo artyn
prie Kolcako IL nuzud6 tq su
revolveriu.
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katalikQ Jerarkijja Padabins
Chicagos Vyskupiijjos JubiiejQ

lio 10 diena iSkilm6s bus ap-
vainikuotos parapijQ mokyklQl
vaiku parodavimu. ParOdavI-
mas prasidGs nuo Municipal
pier (Miesto prieplauka). Val
kai marSuos ! Lincoln parka
vedami il lydimi parinkti-
niausiu muzikaliQ buriQ. Pus
$4,000 vaikQ is ITO parapijQ
mokyklQ.
| tuos vyskupijos If Arkivy-
skupo jubiliejus suvaziuos cla
Amerikos kataliku jerarkiJa.
Atvaziuos 10 AugStOji Malo-
nyb6 Arkivyskupas Bonzano,
Sventojo Ttvo delegates Ame-
rikoje. Bus 10 Eminencija
KardinOlas Gibbons is Balti-
mOr6S.
Be to, dar atvaziuos 10 En-.
Bostono kardinolas O'Connell;
10 Angst. Nal. New Yorko Ar
kivyskupas Hayes, If daugelis
kitQ Arkivyskupu il Vyskupt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-28
"GRAzUS" KARES SU.
KAKTUvIU PAMINEJIMAS.
6 zmones nuzudyta ir daug
suzeista.

Rymas, geg. q. = cia su
kraujo praliejimu pasibaige is
kilmybes, kuriomis ,pamineta
penkeriQ metQ sukaktuves nuo
istojnno karen Italijos.
Suddenly burial susikirto su
karaliaus gvardija. Pasekm6Je
6 zmon6s nuzudyta il apie 30
kitu .suzeista.
Spauda to nuotikio klausi-
me pasidalinusi. Vienl lalk-
rascal kaltina vyriausyhe, h-
ii studentus.
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DIRBTINOJI WILMA IR IS
JOS AUDEKLAI.

Leeds, Anglia, geg. %.
Audiminiam institute padary-
ii pasellmingi m6ginimai pa
dirbdinti vilnonius siQlus IL
suausti is jQ audekla. Su che
nlikaliu procesu meginimai pa
vyke. Ir gal netolimoj ateltyJ
tur6sime drabuziQ is dirbtlnQ
vilnq.
To< vilnos padaromos IS
celulozo, kurs iStraukiamas IS
medviln6s atmatQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-28
Anglia konferuos su
Krassinu.

Anglijos vyriausybe, raso
Daily Sketch nusprendusl
Ikonferuoti su Rusijos bolsevl-
kq valdzios, ,atstovu Krassinu,
kurs laukiamas cia atkeliau-
jant. Anglia jau, kaip suzl-
nota, pasiketinusi atnaujinti
prekyba su Russia, jei boise
vikai atsimesia nuo artimQJu
Rytu If tenai nekenksia Ang-
lijos reikalams.
Tai pirmutinis il svarblau-
sias bus Anglijos reikalavl-
mas. II kuomet bolsevikai gva-
rantuosia ramybe artimiems
Rytams, tuomet jie turesia uz-
tikrinta prekyba su Anglia.
Bolsevikai paeme Resica.
w 125 angliskQ myliq siau-
riuose nuo Kijevo bolsevikail
nuo lenkQ ir ukrainq atsieme
miesteli Resica, stovintl palel
Dniepra.
Taippat bolSevikai skelbia,
kad jie jau ineje j artimas a
pylinkes tvirtoves Bobruisko.
W 16 myliq siaurrytuose nuo
Kiievo eina Taurus muslal
bolsevikq su lenkais. Isilgai
Kiijevo-Poltavos gelezinkelio,.
pietrytuose nuo Kijevo, boise
vikai atmuse lenku atakas.
siaurinis frontas.
Isilgai augstosios Befezlna
sovietQ spekos paeme nuo len
ku keleta sodziQ. sitam ruoz-
te musip linija driekiasi per
40 myliu.
BolSeyikai nepertoliausia
Minsko. Sta miesta apginti,
sulig ziniu is Varsayos, lenkal
susilauke pagelbos.
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sTRE1KAs IR APs1sAU-
DYMAI.

Fred A. Snow Company is
taigoje, 1912 Kinzie gat.,
streikuoja kelios desimtys dar-
bininkp. Vakar ties dirbtuve
ivyko apsiSaudymai, kuomet.
streikininkai megino streikan
patraukti kelis ikusius lstal-
goje darbininkus.
Pavojingai pasautas streiki-
ninl1as John Shkalat.
Lengviau pasautas lstaigos
chemistas Rudolph Lorenz.
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P|NIGg kURsAs.

svetimu yiespatiju pinigu yer:
tie mainant nemaziau $4,000 ge-
guzzes 26 d. buvo tokia sulig Mer.
chants Loan 8 Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingui svarui 1888
Lietuvos 100 auksinp $40
yokietiios 100 markiu $40
Lenkijos 1OO. markiu 10
Prancuziijos uz / dolieri u #. SO
sveicarijos uz / dolieri 5 #. g.
Italijos uz / dol. 16l. 30
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LATvIJA PAL1UosUoTA
NUo RUsIJoS.
Apple tai turima oficialiu Ii
niu Londone.

Londonas, geg. q. - Vie.
tos latviQ pasiuntinybe gavo
ziniu, kad Latvija pagaliaus
paliuosuota nuo Rusijos.
Taikos tarybose Maskvoie
Latvijos atstovai su Rusijos
sovietq valdzios< atstovais tai
kos sutarGiai tprieme posma,
sulig kurio Russia pripazista
Latvijai pilna nepriklausomy-