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The Washington times., 1920-05-20
CARRANzAMAY
FLEE AT WILL
Rebels Would Permit His Escape
to Avoid Embarrassment
Of Trial.
TELEGRAPH KEYS CLICKING
Government Promises Business
Men Security in Their
Plans.

Carranza is now at Zacatlan, east
of Mexico City, in the direction OF
the Tuxpam oil district, according to
reports published in the Mexico City
newspapers Of May l9, and tele-
graphed to the State Department
today by Charge d'affaires Summer
lin. Federal Governor Cabrera, Of
the state of Puebla, the reports said,
has established his government at
Zacatlan, and presumably will at
ford Carranza a refuge.
May Permit Escape.
Belief Is growing that the revolu-
tionary leaders do not care whether
they capture Carranza or not, as he
has been shorn of all power and
authority. He may be allowed to es-
cape to avoid the embarrassment Of
trial.
The revolutionary chiefs are now
bending all their energies toward
bringing Mexico back to normal.
Telegraphic communication has been
established to all parts Of the repub-
l1C. BUSINESS men nave Decn tOlO u
go ahead with their plans, as the gov
ernment will not interfere with them.
Members OF the Mexican Congress,
the newspapers stated, continue to
make plans for the extra session at
which a provisional president is to be
named. The party OF Pablo Gonzales
Is said to have decided to nominate
General Obregon as candidate for the
permanent presidency.
Railroads Resume.
General Obregon has returned to
Mexico City from San Luis Potosi.
having abandoned his contemplated
trip to Tampico.
Railroad traffic has been resumed
from Mexico City to Vera Cruz and
Guadalajara-
The newspapers quoted Sanchez AZ
coma, temporarily in charge of foreign
affairs under the provisional govern
ment as saying that under no cir
cumstances will the work OF the Mexi-
can claims commission be interrupt
ed" and denying that he would be a
candidate for the provisional presi-
dency
Advices reaching the Department OF
State today from Manzanille stated
that rebel forces took over the state
OF Colina on May II, and Gem J. NJ.
Fcrrerra. supreme chief in the state.
with 700 troops under his command,
has given guarantees of law and or
der.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
One KILLED, 2 HURT
IN LIMERICK
OUTBREAK

LONDON, Msy cO--A nan was
kiHed asd . wonsa and . gtri
were wounded In another cut
break Of shooting during the
night at L.eri~k. according -
an Exchange TELEGRAPH dispatch
frsm tkst city to-day.
Troops have been patroIiinG the
city ever since the disorders On
Tuesday night.
TIE man killed in the airing
last night was ideptIned as =
civilian named Saunders.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
U. S. REFUSAL OF GERMAN
BONDS LOWERS FRANCS

PARIS. May 2O--Advices from New
York indicating that the United
States does not desire to upderwrite
German indemnity, according to tho
plan Of the Hythe conference, caused
a sharp fall In the value or the franc
on the bourse this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
VETOES DAYLIGHT REPEAL.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 20.--Governor
Smith today vetoed the Fowler bill.
which was designed to repeal daylight
saving.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
PROTECT MINERS, LEWIS
TELLS W. VA. GOVERNOR

After reading the press dispatches
telling Of the battle between armed
private detectives and miners at Mate
wan, w. Va. John l.. Lewis, presidsnk
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column.A
The Washington times., 1920-05-20

II you contemplate . trip 10 New
York, the washinGton Times Hotel
Buresu will. without charre, reserve
rsons for ypu- OAn Main b2eo-
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
Bottomley Sees War
With America and
Lauds Admiral Sims

LONDON May 2O.-Horatio Bottomley has another
violent anti American TRADE in his weekly John Bull and
this time he vents his wrath particularly on President
Wilson.
Tba fla Of his aft is.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
THE WEATHER.

Generally cloudy tonight and 10
morrow; little change in temperature
ysmperature at 8 a. m, 81 degrees.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
HARRY ]. 5. TO
TRY FOR RECORD
Melted Delaware Hefse TO
te Try to Lever State
Fair TFetting Mark
HAS SHOWN 2.0sL4
IN RACE THIS YEAR

Lovers Of horse racing will have an
unusual treat on "Wednesday aficr-
noon, September s. al the Delaware
Slate Fair, because on that afternoon
HARRY J. the notsd Delaware trained
black staliian, owned by Harry j.
6soeckls, will be driven an exhibition
mile on the Stale Fair track with the
phioct Of irFing 70 break the track
reeerd for tratiers.
Mr.. staeekle had several offers 10
Faee Harry J, during and before Fair
week, but wanted to give Dolawareans
an anRariuniiF "a see this speed
champion az The track display his
peWers as a sprinier.
The stallion has been at the Fair
track stables far seYeral days and has
been giYen daily trYouls under iha
parH and Waichful eye pf his trainer,
Herman n, Tyson, OF Newark. Harry
]. Is now nine years old. tie has been
iraincd hY Mr.. Tyson, Ia whom Mfr
Hi0eokle gives credit for making
him Tho horse he is al present For
Two years pQier 10 this year he has
been in retirement for breeding pur-
poses, and same Of his affsprlng show
hal fheY possess their fathers speed
Harry j, has been raced this year
on the Stale and metropolitan cir
cults meeting some Of the fastest
specimens 0f his class on half mil,
tracks In the country, His record Sd
far his year has been a0a "A f01
lhe mile, lie has wnn seven racer
and been tho victor IN everyy hea
but nne that he has entered thll
summer. lie has been tho only horst
IN years 10 put Delaware on the maj
as Par as speedy specimen OF horst
flesh is concerned,
HIS return 10 the track after twS
years absence shows that no Is ap
parently Just as good as ever, ane
that he IS enjoying as good a seasor
as could be hoped for.
Mr.. Stoeckle has had seven offeri
from devoiees OF the track who havl
wanted to buy Harry j., but has al
ways refused. Some OF these mel
wanted TO race him abroad.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27

They raved about the Yankees in
New York up until the wee sma'
hours, but for a that It looks like
the Giants would step into the real
gravy.
TheY're calling John McGraw the
Pied Piper Of Gotham these days.
The old boat has sailed at a snais
pace during most OF the balmy season.
However, recently she hOisted fher
sail and found a friendly zephyr
waiting there.
They said His Majesty smoked a
bad piece OF hop last spring when
he foretold a beautiful story OF how
the Giants would come under the wire
in the fall.
Wen say they noundered miser-
ably for time. The pitching staff
collapsed, the defense for which the
team has always been historically
famed cracked, the old fight was gone,
and The thousands OF Big Town fans
Withdrew their trade, as baseball pa
irons are won't 10 do under such
circumstances.
McGraw became desperate. He tried
Ia buy a tsar that would Offset the
magnetism Of that fellow whose name
gets into print now ana then-Babe,
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
FARVIEW TROUNCES
STRONG Sd WARD

Before a large crowd the Falrview
nine defeated Third Ward to the tune
OF ~ to 0 last evening. Thomas
pitched a great game, allowing but
one hit this coming in the sixth IN
ming He also had ~ strike outs.
Laffcrty. as a new man In Fairview
lineup drove the ball over the wall
with two on and featured in the field:
Han. who played third base, played
3 wonderful game. accepting every
thing iha' came his way and collect
cd safely twice. Gillon, who Is con-
sidercd the finest catcher In the city
IN amateur ball. caught a great game
not a man stealing a base also get
ting two hits. Kennast and McArdle
plycd weel and each collected two
safe hits
lr the fourth inning Fairvicw got
10 the curves OF Chalmers and col
lrcied IS runs before retiring.
Tonight Falrslew will line M
against the strong victory Stars al
E'rhih avenue and Duncan stree,
and a great game Is predicted as botf
toams are out TO win. Score by In
R.H.E
Pairvlew A. cio0i5i2O0O-i9 IS
Third Ward. 900 100000 0
ANY team desiring game 70
Tuesday, Thursday or Friday can b
accommodated by calling 69l9M afte
$40 p. m or addressing Captain +
Thomas. 400 Eighth avenue, city.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27

think they call him. It couldn't be
done. Then he pulled a David Har-
um. The fans shed another tear.
While they knew Davy Bancroft was
a beaut. yet they had come TO figure
Art Fletcher as much a part Of the
Polo Grounds as the right field
bleachers.
John heaved a sigh Of relief wher.
frankie Frlsch recovered from M.
spring operation and got back L..
the difficult corner.
Frankie-the kld-and Dave-the
beauty-proved the turning point.
They were the friendly sephyr
which caught the drifting sail Of the
Giants fOrlOrn hope
As soon as the rest OF the team
shifted some OF Frisch's fire they be-
gan TO get back their hustle The
fans heard that Beauty" Bancroft
was doing some thrillers at short
stop 1t began 10 be whispered about
town that John McGraw had O ball
club out at the Polo Grounds. They
| took a chance, as any good sport viii
! occasionally, and squandered the
price Of a reserve seat. And, sure
enough, by ging, by gosh, by gum
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
PRIZES FOR ATHLETES
GO ON EXHIBITION

In addition 20 Governor Townsend,
who has been asked 10 award the
prizes 10 Tie winners, city and ooun-
ty officials arc being invited 10 attend
the Stale championship athletic meet
which Is Ia he held al the Delaware
State Fair, Elsmere. on September 6,
under the direction Of The Wilmington
Community Service. A number Of men
prominent in The political and busi-
ness life Of the State will also be in
yiied 10 attend the exhibition.
The nfty prizes, including three
cups and a number OF gold, silver
and bronze medals will be placed on
exhibition In the window OF the Amer
ican Hat Company. T5 Market street,
on Monday. The prizes are being de
signed by Millard r. Davis and il is
expected they viii be delivered TO the
Community Service some time today.
II was announced yesterday that two
OF tho cups to be given 10 the Or
ganzation winning the highest num-
her Of points in the meet and 10 the
organization capturing the relay race
have been donated by the Delaware
State Fair Association.
In addition TO the officials already
named who will act in connection
with tho meet Ernest Hale, OF the Y
NJ. @. A. will be asked TO assist in the
work. Junius Radeker Of the ma
tional ofllce or the Community Serv-
! ice. has volunteered his services.
From the entries already received
| by Harry Ray, physical director of
/ the Community Service. the follow
ing organizations in this city seem ia
/ have the bulge on other competitors
Y. NJ @. A., Browns0n X. Of O., Della
ware College, st. Anne's. Grace anC
| Defiance A number OF down State
| towns. while not entering teams are
sending unattached representatives Ia
the meet, The entry list will close on
! spntomher
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
VICTORY STARS PUT
IT ON VIII. GIANTS

The Victory Stars took all Of the
nght out OF Wilmington Giants In
the 7th inning before a large crowd
at Second and dupont, by the score
OF 20 b. j. Thornton az shortstop
was the star OF the inaeld while
Smallwood was the shining light at
center. Taylor's long drive TO center
with the bases full was the feature
OF the game. Victory Stars play
FalrView this afternoon at Rockford
Tower and Kentmere Saturday. Tie
score:
Wilmington Giants q. OF OF 0 3 0-5
Batteries-Willls and Bonds; Faulk-
er and Robinson
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
BY !. II. pUCKWeRTH,
n. r. A. StaR Correspondent.
special Cable.)

ANTWERP, Aug 81. - Although
America won the Olympic games she
was badly beaten on Nat events.
The great lesson we must learn, ac-
cording 20 Head-Coach Jack MoakleY,
IS 10 get busy and develop our run
ners..
We are still supreme In the sprint
but .he other nations excel us in the
400 To 10000 meters and marathon
events.
Our victory was largely due 10 the
fact that we had big teams in all
events, thus enabling us 70 scorn
points with men running In third
fourth. flfth and sixth places.
Even those Victories were not as
Evening journal., 1920-08-27

clean as Coach Afoasley would have
liked.
In the hundred meters they sot a
bad START, owing 20 marksmen talk
ing 10 an unknown competitor. When
the pistol went off Edwards OF Eng
land and others were caught relaxed.
In the 200 meters Edwards sprained
his thigh IN tho seml-Anal.
We got second with Earl BgY In
the 800 meters, third with Shields in
the 1900 meters. All our men dropped
out in the 5000 meters while one Yam
kee survived the hot pace sci in the
/ 10000 meters.
There were Two outstanding Agurcs
In flat events. Albert Hill. the Lon
don clerk. was winner Of the 800 anc
1900 meter events and Rudd was nrsl
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
OIyupIA TRIMS MERWICK. JRS.

Olympia defeated the Merwick Jrs
last night by the score Of IA to ,
The game was called in the fourth
inning ON account Of darkness. II
ihe ono big inning Olympia scored II
runs. knocking Dolan Of Morwick. oul
Of the box. Joe Riddle starred allow
ing Merwick Jrs. but hits beside
striking out Z men and setting
home run and a double. Murph,
captured a liner that was meant to .b'
a two bagger and got a double VIII
three men on.
Batteries. Merwlck Jrsr Dolan
Heckerdand. Lynch. Olympia; Jo
nlddla and Gropn.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
.he CLANS puL on a parIY.

the Giants put on party.
The Giants are hustling nearer and
nearer 10 the top OF the fiagpole:
The fans are hustling out 10 M
stalls 10 see them hustle.
It's a tlfty-flfty relationship f0urs
exists down in New York.
Right now the Giants are getting
good pitching, good catching, good
fielding. and hard hitting and swell
crowds. No wonder they're a ball
club.
That's why they're calling AfcGrsw
the Pied Piper instead OF bum,
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
ALL-STARS LOSE TO
FAST DOVER TEAM

DOVER, Del, Aug. 2F.-wnmington
AiI-Stars, in one Of the most inter
osiing games Of the season hero yes
terday afternoon were defeaid by
Dover's crack team by the close
score OF TO 4, Martin and Winter
S stne oIass snssfsd n Sob piiThber Tbs v,sItSrs ea
scored their run in The seventh in
ming. Dover scored its first run in
the second inning when Winterstine
was passed and went Ia second OIL
Hardestys sacrifice Another run was
added in the fourth,
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
LOSES
TO HYPHENATED TEAM

The Traffic Engineering departments
baseball team defeated the Accounting
Department aggregation in a dupont
girls baseball league game last eve
ming by a score Of Q 10 q. The win
ners had llille difficulty in landing
the game
It was only through loose plying
on their part in The third inning that
the Accounting girls managed 10
score lheir nve runs. Miss Walden
made = sensational qnehHnd slab in
right nold. her playing being The
feature OF lho game. Miss Weber
work back Of the willow. was also
gQpd.
1hb score.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
Quantity Not Quality Won For 4. S.

in the 400 and third in the 500 meter
run.
Tue great mistake we make In dis
tance races is TO depend solely upon
stars TO win.
For instance. we counted upon Joie
Ray in the 1900 meters, yet Ray was
beaten hopelessly, Shields with third
actually beating our American one
mile champion. 1t was Woodring, a
second-string man. who captured for
us the 200 meters.
II we wish to recover the laurels
/ lost at the next Olympiad we must
| look for new materials. We must go
| beyond the colleges and few crack
athletic clubs and discover and de-
yelop likely boys in our public and
high schools. More local meetings
must be held for youths from 10 to
iS years old
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
DTFIANCE Us. RIACK sOX.

Defiance and Black Sox viii clash
tonight at Third and Adams streets
grounds. This should be a good game.
ball The game viii get under way
at 6 o'clock. A big crowd OF rooters
Is expected 10 turn out.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
TWILIGHT BALL
WEEK OF AUG. e
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY.
Defiance VS.. Black Sox, Third
and Adams.
Victory Stars VS.. Fsirview,
BrOwntOwn.
st. AIMS VS.. Highland al Rock
ford Park
(Dox scores on these sameS win
be printed in The Evening journal
il brought TO this office before 3
o'clock on tho morning following
the games. Teams having twilight
Games are urged TO send the ingOr-
nation to The Evening Journal IN
order that this schedule may be
complete from week to week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
uRFRTY ms MAKE nTNIAI-

LlberIy Jr., denies beng beatcn by
Arcade, as they say II was understood
the grounds were TOO wet and muddy
TO play on Arcade played a number
OF pick-ups. Liberty is ready 10 meet
Arcade at any time, it says.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
SCOTS ROUND UP

Istnhem. our famed baokstop is
playing the game with a SIKH that can
hardly be equaled. and Is using lhe
willow TO advantage
Jimmy Murphy is covering his po-
sllinn al short In great style and az
counting for many OF 5cotts runs.
Harry Lenderman,- eur star first
baseman, Is holding the initial sack
In style which deserves comment ana
Is using the ntlok bo the opposing
leam's disadvantage.
Dave Ruiledge, the eddie Collins"
OF tho Church League, iH playing a
bang-up game at second base and Is
also using somo OF Collins skill at
the bat.
Soup" Carpenter, our crnck third
baseman, Is playing his position with
a stride that Is hard 10 overtake and
is also In the FIRST division OF Scotts
sluggers.
Jessie" Harrell, our Joe Jackson"
/ in left field, Is covering ground like
reindeer, and Is also the Babe
Ruth" at bat
"Irv" Heron is playing center aeld
In a hang-up style and Is handling
hard chances with an ease which
makes them look soft. lie has been
playing the game In such a manner
that Connie Mack will soon be on his
trail. He Is also in the 800 class OF
scotts batiers. Keep IL up. lrv, old
boy, you look like conner.
"Biu" Howard Is the fastest right
fielder IN the Church League and he
Is also known as fence buster" hav-
ing hit hard and timely In Scoits op-
FORTUNE moments.
Earl Mace Is one Of the starts of
) the rubber, and Is doing his share
towards Sootts pcnnant-winning race
Carl Justice Is one OF our best or
the mound, pitching with a skill tha
, holds the opposing batters helpless
and he Is proving an exception TO IN,
rule that pitchers are no hitters."
! ed" Tagsart is another Of our sta
q moundsmen, pitching with a world o
!, speed and curves that Is giving hin
. a rep" that he VIII be proud OF. II
= also hits them all, curves and spec
/ look alike to him.
Harold Houck ls one OF the best utll
ty men in the league. proving 10 b
n worthy substitute Of any player
\ the field and Is proving himself TO b
T. a reliable man at the bat in the pincl
The manager OF ScOit's team shoul
4 be commended for his untiring ser
vices In getting together this remarl
able aggregation OF wonderful bas,
ball talent.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
mann Tn ANTIpnnEs-

MILWAUKEE-To Andrews Is
booking another squad OF baniams,
featherweighis and lightwelghis for
an Australian tour.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
TITI ms nALL CLUn.

BENTON HARBOR-Floyd fltzslm'
mons, boxing promoter, Is backing
strong semi-pr0 ball club win greal
success this season,
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
rrIfroN DrFFATS cOIDIFRc

Fort dupont baseball team lost 10
the Elkton nine az Delaware City by
a score OF TO 4. The score follows; {;
r. II. p.
Erkton 20O0o000i-3 6 3
dupont go. O0OiO0000-i : 4
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
NailonaI League

Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at pillsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
Totals

SCORE BY INNINGS.
All-Stars ..........0 0 o 900 o.
Dover ............O 0 1 1 0 o o X-2
Evening journal., 1920-08-27

Townsend Is away on a picnic with
/ The Boy Scouts; no, not a, New Cas-
tie, at Lenapc Park.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
HOW THE CLUBS STAND
American Ieaoue
National League
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
American League

Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington,
St. Louis at Boston,
Chicago at New York.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
ST. HEDWIGS AND
BLACK S0X TIE

In a game in which hits proved
hard get the 81 Hedwig's Catho-
llc League baseball team and the VII
mingion Black Sox founght out 2
To 2 Tie before a large crowd on Har-
IAN field last evening The dusky
PLAYERS managed to get but one hit
or the delivery OF OsowsA while the
Catholic Leaguers touched Richardson
up for 1--WE hits.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Evening journal., 1920-08-27

Toy Is not working now, he will
set muskrat traps in winter.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
LIBERTY JUNIORS NOTES

DOnofriO always makes one OF two
hits In a game; come on Joe make il
three.
Davis pulls them down at nrst base.
alta boy Davis
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
SsHFE;ANRSH4Ste|7SSS SsHFE;
YESTERDAYas GAMES.
American Ieauuc

Athletics, 3; Cleveland. 2.
Chicago, &c; New York, 4.
81. Louis, q; Boston, 0.
Washington, 3; Detroit, q
Detroit, 8; Washington, tseconC
5ame).
National League
Philadelphia, u Cincinnati, 0.
81. Louis, 2; New York, 4.
Brooklyn. 3. Chicago, 3.
pittsburg 2; Boston, 1.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
"sS SCORE IRE BY INNINGS

ST. Hedwlg O0O2O0OO0-2 > 3
Black Sox 1000 600 0 o o. ?
Ralteries-Osowski and Bukowski
Richardson and Walters.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27

Harold Houck ls one Of the best utll-
lty men in The league, proving to be
the field and Is proving himself TO be
a reliable man at the bat in the pinch
Evening journal., 1920-08-27

The manager OF Scott's team should
be commended for his untlring ser
vices In getting together this remark
able agsregatlon OF wonderful base
ball talent.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27

ed" Taggart is another OF our star
moundsmen, pitching with a world Of
speed and curves that Is giving him
rep" that he VIII be proud or lie
also hits them all; curves and speed
look alike TO him.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27

Carl Justice Is one Of our best on
the mound pitching with a skill that
holds the opposing batters helpless.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
toIaiT inn niiTi6.fNGISEERNG

ToLals ...........0 a IS !
Evening journal., 1920-08-27

Earl Mace Is one Of the starts Of
the rubber, and Is doing his share
towards Scotts pcnnant-wlnning race
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
PRAMAToMAs FINANSI-
MS KRIzIs.
Kalba apie darbininku uni!iu
pavojinguma.
Snringfield. Mass. Vas. To-

Springfield, Mass, vas. To-
Ana diena cGia kalbedamas
kongreso pirmininkas Gillette
praneSe, kad musq saliai CRU
moja arSesnis finansinis krl-
zis, kaip toks yra buves 1898
metals. Tas gales ivykti del
perdidelio zmoniq islaldluao,
del perdideliu darbininkq sta
.tomq reikalavimQ.
siandie vyriausybe daug NJ
imta, darbdayiais, katrie s1l
savo kombinacijomis grumoja
sales gerovei, kalbejo Gillette.
Be nedaug atkreipiama domos
j darbininkq unijas, katros y
ra kur-kas payojingesnes sa-
q e.. . . .t
liai.
/. Antai, sake, uniios grumoja
.sustabdyti sukties gelezinse-.
liq ratus. Kuomet tas butq pa
daryta, Sails atsidurtp baisian
pavojun.
Primindamas sociialista Ber-
geri kalbetojas pareiske, jog
karta prasalintas is atstovayl-
mo zmogus daugiaus negali
sugryzti. Taip sake sales
konstitueija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
AMERIKoNAI NEsUT1NKA
sU JAPoNAIS.
Amerikonai stole revoliucijo-
nieriu pusen.

Londonas, vas. 9.-Ameriko-
niSki juripinkai Vladivostoke
.buvo pakile prizes japopq ka-
reivius, katrie megino apsau-
goti rusQ generola Rozanoya,,
kad tasai nepatektQ revoliuci-.
ionieriq rankosna.
Apie tai praneSta lalkrasciui
Daily Mail is Yladivostoko.
Gen. Rozanoy buvo genera
lis gubernatorius Eladivosto-
ke. Kuomet ta miesta uzvalde
revoliucijonieriai, jie megilio
paimti Rozanova. W il uzsto-s
jo japonai. Gi prizes japonus
pakilo amerikonai.
Visgi gen. Rozanov suspelo
pabegti vienan japohp kares
Iaivan il isvaziuoti Japonljon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
VoKIEcIAI TARIAsI NE
PASIDUoTI TALK
NINKAMS.
Anglia atmaino savo pozicija'

Berlynas, vas. 9.-Vietos Off
cijalese sferose Wis aiskiau II
drasiau kalbama sir rasoma,
jog talkininkq reikalavimas is
duoti jiems parinktuosius yo-
kieciu vadus nebus- iSpildytas,
neziurint to visa pasekmiu.
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