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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
SPECIAL SESSION IN MARYLAND
FOR THE WOMEN VOTERS

Baltimore, Sept lit is practically
certain that an extra session of the Legisla-
ture will be called by Governor Richie
10 provide additional time and facilities
for the registration OF women voters, and
20 increase the facilities for the election
Itself. Probably the call for the session, TO
convene next week, will 60 out today
The governor indicated again yester-
day, as he had the day before, that he
would pay no more attention TO the talk
about possibilities of complications and
bitter partisan fights at Annapolis if an
extra session is called, and will deter
mine the question of calling one solely
upon the evidence as TO whether one is
needed.
Mrs. James T. Briscoe, Jr., Hagers-
town, business woman, a daughter OF
the late Gov. William T. Hamilton, has
been selected as the woman member of
the Democratic National Committee
from Maryland, Governor Richie an
nounced at the opening of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee meet
ing AT the Rennert Hotel yesterday
Although many other representative
womens names had been mentioned for
membership on the committee, the
choice of Mrs Briscoe seemed to be
favored by men and women alike.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
STATE DEPARTMENT STANDS
ON ACTION ALREADY TAKEN

Washington, Sept State Depart
ment officials in the absence of Secretary
Colby last night hesitated to express an
opinion as TO the effect on suffrage rati-
hcation of the action of the Tennessee
House
The situation presented by the action
of the Tennessee House. IL was said, how
ever, was one with which the State De-
partment was not al present concerned.
The action of Secretary Colby in proclaim
ing the Suffrage Amendment part of the
Federal Constitution was based on a
certihcation by the governor of Tennessee
rs required BY law Accordingly, il was
said, unless the governor should rescind
his certitication or unless the certificate
should be declared invalid by the courts.
the State Department had no interest in
the matter.
Suffrage leaders in Washington did
not regard the Tennessee situation as
serious. declaring that the best legal adj
visers had informed them that once rati-
hoation was voted by q State Legislature.
the vote could not be reversed except in
case Congress presented 10 the States a
resolution 10 repeal the amendment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
GOV. HAYS
STATEMENTS FALSE.
Quotes From Republican Bull etin
and Gives Lie to Chairman's
Testimony.

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. l.-Governol
James NJ Cox had field day of his
own yesterday. He fatty contradicted vii
II. Hays, Chairman of the Republican
National Committee, III connection with
HAYS testimony before the Senate sub
committee investigating campaign con-
tributions, and he produced as evidence,
which he felt was unnssailablc, official
documents of the Republican Committee
to back up his assertions that HAYS had
told untruths when he said the policy. of
the Republicans was to raise funds through
subscriptions which were not to exceed
81 900.
One of these documents, written in
June, 1920, and the original of which
Governor Cox says he has, contains this
statement, among others:
''The time has arrived when some
prospects should be assessed for sub
scriptions ranging from So, 900 and up
wards, In any case, IT is absolutely
necessary first of all, to sell to this
committee the quota and the campaign
plan"
Governor Cox is prepared to produce
this original copy ms pretty fair proof
that some one was wandering from the
truth when Hays and other Republican
the voters that there had been no quotas
arranged. The word quota appears
in the copy which the Governor has,
The Governor holds that the particular
document to which reference was made
by him today contains evidence in itself
which should convict the Republican
leaders before any fair-minded jury
OF movement to raise a great cam
paign fund. under orders that the strict
est secrecy Toe observed. with which to
attempt to buy the election.
4 point nj issue Is found in the follow
ing quotation from the document which
Governor Cox has obtained, and which
IL is stated, appeared in June last as an
official document of the Republican
Party:
mo instructions 10 team captains or
workers should be printed, and care
must be used that nothing rs left on
tables al luncheons or dinners that
might fall into the hands Of any one
that might give publicity to such mate
rial
Contrasting this official document
from the Republican National Head
quarters with the statement, Mr.. Hays
YESTERDAY made under oath, said Gov
ernor Cox. Il cannot believe n single
word he saws on this whole subject
That he has been caught in his own
trap is evident
Governor Cox also called on the SEN
ate Committee to call State Chairmen
appointed 10y the Republicans and other
organizers who have been engaged in
raising what he terms the corruption
fund
These were a few OF the high points
which Governor Cox produced IN regard
to the question of campaign funds and
the testimony given 10y Republican lead
ers in Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
FAILS TO SHOW BRITISH
ARE AIDING GOV. COX

Chicago. Sept. Fired A. Brltten
member Of the House OF Representatives
from Chicago district was called to give
evidence TO the Senate Campaign Investi-
gators Yesterday TO support published
charges that British Government funds
were being used 10 further the Cox cam
paign. He tailed TO produce any evidence
TO support his recent charge that sS7 500
appropriated BY the British Government
OF entertainment purposes at the
British Embassy in Washington had
found It's way into the Democratic
National Committees funds Under
a grilling examination BY Senators Reed
and Pomerene, Mr. Britten admitted he
had no facts 10 support the charge and
that il was only his personal idea
subpoena Thomas W. Lamont. publisher
OF The New York Evening Post, the
heads of Doubleday, Page 4 Co. pub
fishers, and officials of the Western
Newspaper Union, syndicate supplying
boiler plate TO newspapers. He pre-
scented an advance proof sent BY the
plate syndicate TO newspapers, offering
them free of charge, with shipping
charges prepaid, plates of a story en-
titled Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge. =
which was described as an argument in
favor OF the League OF Nations. He said
ne believed that the League propaganda
was being financed bv British interests
The proof stated that the plates would
be sent on order of an individual in
terested in the League OF Nations"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
GERMAN WARES POUR IN.
This Countrys Imports From Central
Europe, 500. 976.O79 Last Year.

Washington, Aug. 3l.-Although a
technical state of war still exists between
the United States and Germany and Aus
tria, trade with those countries is rapidly
increasing. Reports of the Department OF
Commerce show that exports to Germany
totalled $500. l76, 079 during the IL months
ended last June 30 as compared with
$S,SlS,SS2 during the corresponding II
months the year before, Imports from
Germany jumped from S944,9sl in 1919
to $45,0S5,975 during the year ending
July /.
Exports to Austria as distinguished
from Austria-Hungary were valued at
S11,S47, l27 rs compared with nothing
the year before. Imports from that coun-
try for the same period were valued at
1857 los.
Trade with Russia in Europe also
showed a substantial increase in the past
year, exports being valued at S34 ,639,-
90l as compared with Sll ,OOO,0 900 the
year before. Imports from that country,
however. were valued at only 81, 4i3, 2SS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
FORTUNES IN BLuBBERRIEs.
Some Maine Families Earn Huge Sum.
for Three Weeks Picking.

Bangor, Me, Sept. Never since
the early eighties has there been such a
crop Of bluebcrrics rs that Of 1920, and
although there is good money To be. made
in cutting wood pulp and ut various other
occupations that pay high wages, the
men and women and most of the children
of the blueberry country have dropped
everything and rushed to the plains Of the
scrubby little bushes.
Some families have made 5000 at
picking berries at SO much quart in
the last three weeks, others ~, 900 or
So, 900, and any number have 81 900 TO
show for their labor, while men who own
tracts of BURBERRY land have cleared
about 5000 an acre-ln some localities IA
high MS 81 900 an acre. Several Washing
ton county men who went into the business
a few years ago have cleaned up $4,000
to $4,000 apiece; and blueberries have
been merely side line for few weeks in
the year
Hundreds of these people are now, by
grace of the bountiful BURBERRY, buying
motor cars and fine raiment and coming
up to Bangor fair in style. They are not
so anxious as they formerly were to sell
their farms, they have fixed up their
buildings and bought new furniture and
music machines, and are generally on the
sunny side of Easy Street And the mod
est blueberry did it oil.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
sTORKS FLOCK TO NEW YORK.
Birth Rate Not Checked by the High Cost
Of Living No House Shortage.

New York, Sept. despite the high
cost of living, shortage Of housing and the
scare itv of domestic servants, the actuai
birth rate in New York City is going up
at rapid rate, according TO health au-
thorities statistics issued here.
The figures show that the birth rate
per thousand for the first seven months
Of 1920 was 2234, against the rate Of
81 40 in the same period last year.
While the birth rate is on the increase,
tho health departments statistics show,
that the death rate of children in the
city is on the decline. The rate of infant
mortality for the past year on each 4 900
births was ~. while the preceding year
much higher figure is on the records.
The decline in death rate is attribut
cd by the authorities to the laws OF santa :
ton and healthful living which are now
better understood by the mass Of the
people.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
SUFFRAGE RECALLED;
TENNESSEE HOUSE
FINDS NO QUORUM
Revokes Ratification of Anthony
Amendment by Vote Of
AZ to 81.
WASHINGTON STANDS
ON ACTION ALREADY TAKEN

Nashville, Tenn, Sept 1.-The Lower
House of the Legislature put on record
Yesterday revocation of it's action in
ratifying the Woman Suffrage Amendment
10 the Federal Constitution. Thus a
tangle was added TO that legislation which
only the courts can strengthen out.
The action of the House of Representa-
tivcs was taken on the theory that a legal
quorum was not present on August u 4,
when the House was supposed to have
taken the final vote on the amendment
which caused the governor To certify 1T as
ratified To Secretary of State Colby.
On that day the situation in the House
was this. The motion of ratification had
been passed. hut motion had been made
10 reconsider The defeat of this motion
was necessary TO complete the legislation.
Thrty-cight members of the House, how
ever. abscnted themselves in order to
break quorum as defined by the rules,
taking refuge IN Alabama When the
motion 20 reconsider came up. Speaker
Walker decided that n quorum was not on
hand. He was overruled by the fifty-nine
members present and the reconsideration
measure was defeated
The runaway members returned yes
terday. and for the first time since August
~ th'it WIS NtltTUlli utfIlinutu DN
the rules. \ motion was made to expungc
from the journal all proceedings relating
20 the Suffrage Amendment with the ex-
eeption Of the roll call and the ruling Of
Speaker Walker that no quorum was pres
ent. This motion WAS adopted. 81 10 81
and left the record showing the question
still open
BY viva vOce vote the House then
adopted a motion to reconsider action
on the amendment and then. by vote of
- 20 4, adopted a motion not to concur in
the action of the Senate ratifying it. TWEEN
" members did not vote.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01

Cooper, Sarah Frances, the daughter, and
Daniels were released Daniel and Miss
Cooper, who gave her age as 10. inme-
diately obtained marriage license
Mrs. Cooper, at the detective bureau,
said Che had gone % the station with her
lawyer after receiving information that
her daughter would arrive there yester-
day from MINNEAPOLIS According IN
witnesses Mrs CooDer drew q whiD from
under her cloak and dashed Daniel when
her daughter greeted him. The girl fed 10
taxicab., but was seized by police. who
took her and her mother and Daniels 10
the detective bureau
II am Of age and will do rs please,
the daughter told officials
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
Hen Lays Egg; Wakes Owner.

Portland, Ore, Sept. IA hen which
obhgingly deposits an absolutely fresh
breakfast egg on her owners bed and then
wakes him at the proper time to consume
the fruit of her industry is some hen.
1t is owned by J. A. Mckenzie, sawmill
employe at Bend. After laying her egg
''Biddy" pecks at McKenzie's nose until
he awakens and then departs by way of
the window,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
MUTES SING AT OCEAN GROVE.
Sign Language Interpreted by Soloist as
HYMN is Rendered.

Ocean Grove, Sept. IA decided nov
city was introduced at the camp-meeting
Yesterday which thrilled many persons A
deaf mute, the pastor OF church for his
kind in Baltimore, sung" hymn in the
sign language, the words being inter
preted by a soloist
Another novelty was. the introduction
OF Mrs Lucy b. Osborne, whose husband
the late Rev William b. Osborne, Sc
lected the site for Ocean Grove 81 years
ago.
Bishop Joseph F. Berry returned from
an episcopal visit to Sc ranton, Pa. and
took charge of the services. Y esterday after
noon he addressed the ministers Of the
New Brunswick district, urging upon
them the necessity for a renewed interest
in their labors and for earnest revival
work the coming winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
Housewife FOR ELOPER.
Mother Publicly Applies the Lash to
Daughters Lover.

Chicago. Sept III r. Daniel. 80
years old. secretary Of s w Strnus q
Co. New York. and former managing edi-
tor OF the Chicago inter-Ocean, was beaten
with a horsewhip in the Union railway
station Yesterday by Mrs Charles NJ
Cooper, Of indianapolis, daughter Of a
former Indiana Senator. Daniel, Mrs
Cooper and her daughter were taken To
the city detective bureau, where Mrs
Cooper told officials Daniel had at
TEMPTED 10 elope with her daughter
Sara Frances 20 years old
After being nue.tioned az length Mrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
W. n. httfSos BIrD W
Grands on Of Late President Engaged -
Miss Mary v. Newton

Washi ngton Sept .-Announee uaes.
was received in Washington yss 'erday
Of the engagement II William Henry
Harrison, 81, son Il Major and Mrs
Russell y Harrison ~ Indianapoi 10 -
Miss Mary Elizabeth newton dsugh'er
of WI liam Newton a Omaha Seb Tho
wedding viii take place early IN Oc'rhey
Mr. Harrison is a grandson Z he 81.
President. Benjamin Harrison and q
sreat-gr eat-grsndson q President VII
liam He my Harrison ard nephew n Mrr
James Robert Mckee ~ View York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01

Washington, Sept. Plans Of the
"big FIVE" meat packers for disposition of
their stock yards interests, required under
the decree recently entered in agreement
with the Department of Justice, cons
template sale of such interests in fifteen
cities to f. II. Prince and Company of
Boston
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
Quiet at West Virginia Mine s..

Williamson, w. Va, Sept. DISPOSE
ton of federal troops sent into the coal
strike district of Mingo county last Sun
day was completed during the night.
Military and civil authorities yesterday re-
ported that there have been no disorders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
ONE FLAW.

"She acts as though she thought she
was the Queen of Sheba."
ooh, no, She would never think sh
was anybody who had to 90 to somebody
else for wisdom. "-Baltimor America. n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-01
RELIEVES PAINS nss4
AND ACHES

doesn't matter what Of the body your pain
iwhether it be the rang
ache neuralgia Of face head body agony
tis Lueberts AkNoMo Capsules quickly effectively give
slant relief Nothing equal AkNoMr
liberated teeth They will check pains
just starting They quiet the bring pain
racked body.
ANoMor Capsules safe and
opium morphine choral other enslaving
Keep box at hand and druggist
Lueberts ANoMor substitute Price zoe
and 6Oc per box. A. G. LUEBERT, p. D. Christians Pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-09
LENKIJA WALDO NACIJo-
MALE TARYBA.

Varsava, liepos Z. = Lenki-
jos valdymas pagaliaus pa
vestas augSGiausiajai nacijo-
nalei tarybai. Tarybei Quotas
.pilnas ir karinis autoritetas.
Tarybos sumanymas pakei-
tas, kuomet bolsevikai visomis
pusemis pradejo grumorl len
kams.
Tarybon ineina: provlzf5o-
nails prezidentas Pilsu1skl,
kaipo pirmininkas; karos mi
nisteris Lesniewski; ministe-
ris pirmininkas Grabski; ge-
neralio stabo virsininkas Hal
Ter; seimo pirmininkas from
pczynski; trys ministeriq ka-
bineto nariai If devyni selmo
Iatstovq vadai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-09
VILLA PASIDUODA MEX
SIKOS VALDzIAI.
Taip pranesama IS
Meksikos.

Fl Paso, Tex, liepos 8.
LaikraScio Ell Paso Times ko-
respondents is Torreon, Mex
sikos, praneSa, jog Francisco
Villa pasirases po armlstlcl-
ia su naujos valdzios atsto-
vais, pasizad6damas tolesniai
neuzpuldin6ti traukiniQ, mics
teliu ir valdzios garnizonQ.
Be to, tasai garsus plesikQ
vadas sutiko pasiduoti provi-
ziionalei Sales valdziai su
tam tikromis salygomis.
Tarybas su Villa ved6 val
dzios atstovas Elias l.. Tor
res, kurs pirm poros savaiciq
buvo apleides Ell Paso iske-
liaudamas Villos ,stovyklon j
chihuahua kalnus.
Torres Meksikos sostinen
gabenas su Villa padaryta
laikina sutarti. Sutartis esan-
ii gera ligi liepos 16 d. Ligi
to laiko Villa turis gauti Off
cijali provizijonales valdzios
praneSima, ar j sutinka su jo
salygomis. Jei taip, tuomet Vii
la pasitraukias civilin gyveni-
man. Mes jis esas liuosas nuo
politikiniq ambicijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-09
MAISTINES RIAUsES VO-
KIETIJOJE.
zmones reikalauja nekontro-
liuoti maisto.

Berlynas, hepos 9. - Andai
mieste Hamburge ivyko dide-
les riauS6s del pabranginimo
maisto. Du zmogu nuzudyta
ir keliolika suzeista.
RiauS6s kuone kasdien atsi-
kartoja ivairiuose Vokietijos
.miestuose. Ir visur pasibaigia
su kraujo praliejimu. Nes riau
Sininkai uzpuldin6ja ir plesia
krautuves.
Nezmoniskai visur pabran-
ges maistas. Zmon6s reikalau-
ia, kad vyriausyb6 atsisakytq
kontroliuoti maistq. Jie mano,
jog tuomet atsirastu daugiau
maisto ir tasai butQ pigesnis.
ITEMS zmoniu norams labai
priesinasi socijalistaI Bet.vy-
riausyb6, sakoma, nors isda-
lies paliausianti kontroliuoti
maista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-09
TALKININKAI PAGERBE
s. v. NEPRIKLAUsoMY-
BES, DIENA.
sakoma, turkai turesia suk-
lupti.

Konstantinopolis, liepos s.
Kaip visur kitur, taip If cia
talkininkai pamin6jo Suv. Val
stijQ Nepriklausomybes Sven
te liepos 4 diena.
Anglijos kares LAVAL Mar
mora jur6se buvo papuosti
Suv. ValstijQ eliavomis. Is pat
ryto Saudymais is armotu pa
gerbta liepos 4-oji diena. Ir
tuojaus po to tie patys kares
LAVAL pradejo bombarduoti
turkQ nacijonalistu pozicijas.
Miestas yra pilnas pabege-
LIN del smarkaus nacijonalistu
veikimo ciapat Konstantino-
polio apylinkese.
Turkai nacijonalistai buriais
uzpuldineja kaikurias anglq
pozicijas ties Bosforu. Ir vi
suomet juos nuveja atgal i
kalnus anglQ kares laiyai sa-
vo Saudymais.
Anglai su turkais veikia is
vien. Bet nei tie, nei kit neina
dar Turkijos gilumon If ne
susiremia su turkais atviram
lauke.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-09
Marsalas Foch Galvoja apie
Pagelba Lenkams
SUGRIUVO LENKU
FRONTAS.
Lenkai mazai priesinasi.

Berlynas, liepos s. - Laik-
raStis Allgemeine Zeitung pus-
oficijaliai praneSa, kad sugriu-
vo viss lenku frontas prad6-
JUS Pripeties pelk6mis IL bal
gus Karpatais.
BolSevikai nesulaikOmai eli
Ma pirmyn. Retail kur sutinka
nestiprQ lenkp pasiprieSlnl-
ma.
Is VarSavos j Frankfort
Zeitung depeSoje sakoma, jog
bolSevikai pak6le OfensyvQ
Siauriniam frOnto Some ! Siau-
rius nuO Observation-Disclosures
gelezinkelio. Bet pirmosios a
takos bolSevikams nepavyku-
SiOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-09
JAPONAI TRUKsMAUJA
PRIZES S. VALgTIJAs.
Minister'S atsako j paklau-
sinus.

Tokyo, liepos 9. = Ana die
na zemesniajam atstovq butte
pakeltas trukSmas del priesja-
poniskos agitacijos Suv. Vals-
those. Vienas atstovas paklau-
Sc vyriausybes, ar gi vyriau-
syb6 negalinti surasti teisiskQ
priemoniQ prizes skleidima a
gitacijQ Amerikoje prie japo-
nus vietoje 'uzdraudimo siusti
ten iaponams japoniQ pavei-
kslus.
UzrubeziniQ reikalq minis
teris Uchida atsak6, jog Wy
riausyb6 tuo klausimu darbuo-
jasi visokiais prieinamais jai
budais. Bet uzdraudimas siQs-
ii paveikslus yra gyvas If ne
atSaukiamas reikalas.
Hiroshya provincijos gwen
tojai, is kur daugiausia ia
ponu iSeiviu apsigyvene Cali
fornijoj, nutar6 pasiQsti at
vira laiSka ! Californijos gy-
ventojus, protestuodami prizes
visokius ten anti-japoninius
sumanymus.
Minister'S Uchida klausime
japonu ekspedicijos Siberijo-
.je Stai ka paaiskino:
Japonija ekspedicija Sibe-
rijon siunt6 dviem reikalais-
pirmiausia duGti pagelbos ce-
kams-sloyakams, pasHui - ap-
saugoti Japonijos reikalus toj
Salyj.
Pirmiausis tikslas, sake u
chida, atsiektas. Bet antrasis
ne, Tad If toliaus Siberijoje
japonQ reikalai il japonai gy-
ventojai thri but pilnai ap-
drausti.
Pagaliaus Uchida pareiSkd,
jog Japonija niel1o bendR ne
turinti su kokia ten steigia-
ma rytinej Siberijoj bufferl-
ne valstija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-09
Is Nelaimingosios Rusijos

smarkia agitacija. Ant Krem-
liaus sienu, is lauko, padetas
dideliausiomis raidemis tok-
sal rusiSkas parasas: "Religi-
ia yra zmonems nuodai. :"
Komisaras Brunavitch paai-
skino, jog tas parasas = tai
socijalistu tevo Markso saki-
nys. Jis paimtas is Markso
mokslo.
Nuzudyta daug sventiku.
PravoslavQ arkivyskupas
Tichon paskelb6, jog bolsevi-
kp revoliucijos laikotarpiu
Rusijoje nuzudyta 16 pravos-
lavu vyskupQ ir apie 300 pra-
voslavu Sventiku (dvasiskiQ).
Braunavitch patvirtina tas
skaitlines. Jis pareiske, jog
dvasiskiai daugiausia galabi-
na1ni uz .ju priesbolsevikine
propaganda. Bet, sake, kick
vienas is jq esas formaliai tel
siamas.
Pagaliaus kamisaras pareis-
ke, jog siandie visoj Rusijoj
esama apie $4,000 cerkvip ir
apie 100000 pravoslavp dva-
siskiu. Pastarojoje skaitline-
,ie esama arti 300 vyskupq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-09
Pranesama, Turkai Turesia
Suklupti

Anglai temytojai yra tos
nuomones, kad turkai nacijo-
nalistai ,ilgai neatlaikysia II
turesia suklupti, kuomet prizes
JUGS savo veikima isVystysla
graikai nuo Bosforo ir Oar
daneliQ sono.
Turkai gyventojai jau aps
leidzia Brussa. Mes jie nu-
jaueia, jog ten neuzilgo uzei-
sia graikai. Gyventojai bega
Sales gilumon. Kit iesko
prieglaudos paciam Konstan-
tinopolyi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-09
LEIDzIAMA VESTI PRE-
KYBA SU RUsIJA.
Bet vyriausybe neima atsa-
komybes.

Washington, liepos 8. :
Valstyb6s departamentas pas
kelbe, kad panaikina uzdrau-
dina vesti prekyba su Rusi-
ia. Uzdrausta Rusijon siusti
tik kares medziagQ. Be to, Wy
riausybe atsisako siQsti Rusl-
Jon laiSkus ir siuntinius pei
pasta.
Kadangi vyriausybe atsisa-
ko pripazinti bolSevikin6s Ru-
sijos valdzia, tad neima ant
saves If atsakomyb6s uz veda-
ma prekyba sios Sales EMO
niu su Russia. Taigi kas nori
vesti prekylte, tegu pasima ant
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