davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-09
Teach Children to
Employ 1t

When you see what Pepso-
dent does, teach the children
to employ it.
Brushing is inadequate for
saving teeth, and millions of
mothers know it. The film will
wreck them if you don't COM
bat it.
This ten-day test will show
you how to fight the film. It
will point the way to whittier,
safer teeth.
It will tell you how the chill
dren can avoid some troubles
that you know.
See that they do it. There
are few things more important.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-09

tonsilitis, pleurlsy neuralgia and head
ache or when distressed with lumbago
rbsg --t'sm, sout. sciadca, because heat
ea~es pain or course ii cannot blister
go and so cents at druggists ot by
mah Wells & Co. LeRov, y Y.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-09

Millions Of teeth are being cleaned in
a new way. And 5000 new people daily
are writing for ten-day test
Everywhere the results are seen in
teeth that glisten - teeth with envied
luster. Ask the owners and they will tell
you that Pepsodent has done it.
But this means more than white teeth.
Those careful people are fighting film,
and film is the great tooth wrecker. Most
tooth troubles are nowadays traced to it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

paigns have been made by leaders or
both parties Judge Nathan l. MiIz,{
Ter, the republican gubernatoriaA-1
candidate, and Senator WadsworthoE
have arranged speaking tours that.
will take them into virtually everyoY
county of the state between now and--7
election day The county organixae.sse
tions are all well prepared to enter -
the battle and have their local CAM
Eaign committees which have arrang-.o
ed meetings and secured speakers to, -
present the issues, national and local. ..
ing tour of the state In behalf of thes5si
democratic ticket, but the governor'ssns
plans may be abandoned il the extraor-. y
binary session of the legislature in-s
terferes. This extra session OF the NJ
legislature called for the purpose or q
housing situation in the large cities.rG
opens Monday. 1t is expected that the -
legislators will adjourn for week.
after hearing the governors speciaf rs
message calling the session and TitfoS
come back prepared to act on sorfss"
Of the bills that will be introduced,
The socialist issue which developed
early this year with the expulsion OF
FIVE socialist members of the assem-
bly, elected from New York city, Will.
be revived. If the socialists come
back assembly leaders declare they
will expel them again. The original
expulsion of the five men met with a
statewide protest from different eleT
ments and reacted against the repub-Ss
lican party to great extent in the
cities of the state. The extra session."
is expected to revive this feeling at :
the time when it will find expression Z.
at the polls. JAMES H. MANSELL. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
FOUR ELECTORAL TICKETS
NOMINATED IN WYOMING

CHEYENNE, wyo., September IS
(Special).-At beginning Of this week
there were only two parties entered
in the 1920 handicap in Wyoming.
today there are four, with still an
other making strenuous efforts to
get on the track before the gong
sienifying the expiration OF the
time limit for fling of candidates
sounds next Wednesday. Early In
the week came the labor party with
lanes J. Morgan of Cheyenne. secre-
tary. of the United Mine Workers
Of America. district %. as it's candt-
date for Congress, and with three
other candidates for presid Dental cleo
tors.
Then came the socialist with peti-.
lions filed with the secretary OF
state nominating presidential elec-
tors and Anthony Carlson Carpenter.
living at Storey, for Congress. To-
day it was announced that prohibi-
tionfsts would put electors In the run
ming. but would not attempt to con-
test the right of Republican Floor
Leader Frank w. Mondell to return
At meetings of the democratic
state central committee here this
week, De. J. r. Hylton, Fort Doug-
las, was elected chairman. Filling
Of the secretaryship was put on until
q later date and Cheyenne was Sc
lected for the state headquarters dur
ing the campaign. F. L. BABCOCK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
DRIVE IN new YORK
|. TO OPEN THIS week
Leaders in Both Parties Find
Encouragement in the Re-
suits of the Primaries.
Special pisp.tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO Inc Star.
ALBANY. N. " September 49,
Organization victories in the New
York state primaries have placed
the organization leaders In a position
to carry out their campaign plans.
and the big drive will open officially
next week. Results of the primary
contests are still under analysis. and
both party leaders claim to see in
them. much that is encouraging ana
tends to indicate a victory for their
respective parties.
The democrats claim that they VIII
elect Gov. Alfred E. Smith and Harry
c. walker, candidate for United
States senator, with one or Two
others on the state TICKET rney
claim that they can swing New York
state into line for the national ticket
without any trouble. and insist that
one month from this time there VIII
be no uncertainty as to the tate OF tne
national ticket in New York STATE.
Republican leaders are ,uonant. nhEy
insist that it will be real repuon-
can wear and the G. o. p. tickets, state
and national, will win by decisive
majorities. ~.
publican primaries was the sweepins
victory Of United states over sn Ella
A. Boole, Anti-Saloon League ana re,
form organization candidate. a and
George III. Payne, an inoePenoe ~. =.
Wadsworth's victory is regarded by the
wet republicans Of New York H s STATE as
of the majority of the people OF TINS
state, with regard to profi a;pst wad ne
worth. They opposed him in every
county and every district OF the st pro.
nounced dry counties of the state ana
piled up a great vote in defea'ine
Mayor George r. Lunn Of Science
tady. who opposed Lieut.. G4 ~ n nami,
nation for United States senator,
made an unexpected showing: pu. ne
was decisively beaten by. tina demo-
cratic Organization. Lunn ran mued
better upstate than was expected ane
even in New York city his vote was
above that expected by his opponen.s;
But Gov. Walker proved the strons s
candidate he was reputed TO De anu
the New York city organization gave
him the votes to offset Lunn's WORK up
Extensive plans for active cam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
FAIL TOREG|STER
| IN KEYSTONE STATE
NEGLECT Of Both Men and
Women stirs to Action
Leaders in Both Parties.
Dispatch to The star.


HARRISBURG, Pa, September IS.
Failure not only. Of the woman
voters but of the men as well to reg
lister in anything like the numbers
expected in the cities Of Pennsyl-
vania has chased apathy from the
campaign and active work has been
started by both the republican and
democratic state committees to over
come. the lack of interest. The Pitts
burgh registration has thus far been
the only one to approach estimates.
The Philadelphia showing has been q
distinct disappointment. while men In
Tor the low registration of women
and the decline in registration OF
men in such cities as Reading.
Wilkes-Barre. Harrisburg and Al
toona. 1t, is believed the efforts
about to be launched will result in
sexes in all of the cities on the final
day. which comes next month. In
the boroughs and townships the en-
rollment system is followed, all vot-
ers not being required to appear per-
sonally, and large listing Of men
portion assessed Tor payment Of taxes s
A blast from Senator Boies PEN
rose at Gov. James M. Cox's campaign
methods and some answering shots
from democratic state leaders en-
livened the week somewhat, but
aside from the vigorous canvasses
under way in several congressional
districts the campaign has been
drifting. Republicans having heard
that in large measure women are FOL
lowing family traditions in party
lines and entering as republicans. felt
secure of q big majority until within
the last few days. when the registra.
ton figures began to come in and
Jared complacency In a number o,
places. Gov. William c. Sproul, WHIT
has been on vacation, came back Il
Harrisburg and added few word!
to the attacks on Cox.
The task Of the democratic stat
committee officers, in addition to get
ting the women registered, is to Al
up tickets, there being two congress
sional districts where there are NJ
democratic nominees.
Both parties leaders say the discus
sion of campaign funds will afIec
seriously the usual collections 70
regular party purposes and may In
terfere with campaign demonstra
lions. which people have come to ex
pect in some parts Of Pennsylvania
A. BOYD HAMILTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
.BEECKiMAN TO RETIRE
AT CLOSE OF HIS Term.
Kennedy and San souci in Fight
for Republican Nomination for
Governor Of Rhode Island.
ec;.i Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PROVIDENCE, R. l.. September. 49,
Gov. R. Livingston .Beeckman yesterday
announced that he would not be can
didate for denomination. His decision,
expected for some weeks, at once
brought to a head the fight for the re-
publican nomination for governor be-
tween Lieut.. Gov. Emery ]. San Souci
and Representative Ambrose Kennedy.
Gov. Beeckman said he was not goins
to take sides in this contest. 1t Ii be-
aeved that he has received some assur-
ances that he will be made either q
member of the cabinet or a diplomatic
REPRESENTATIVES, to some hrst.caaes power
il Harding 10 elected.
t Women participated in cancuses 9 In
this state for the first time this week.
and their presence at the republican
ward primaries accounted for the dou-
bling Of the usual returns. This was
taken to indicate that they Will throw
the fun force Of their numbers into the
e'g Tieut Gov. San souci claims :. that
most of the state convention delegates
elected at the caucuses viii stand BY
him. But Representative kennedye
friends assert that they have secured
the support Of Isaac Gill Of Pawtucket,
the most powerful republican leader in
the state. Mr.. Gill is saying nothing.
but it is generally reported that he is
grooming Speaker William r. Forth. a
man of French descent, for Kennedy's
berth in Congress. and expects In this
nav to soothe the French Canadian vote
which is sure to be irritated II San
Souci IL sidetracked.
Indications point to Alberto A.
Archa mbault. chairman Of the, demo-
cratic state central COMMITTEES. as the
nrohabie choice for head of the demo-
cratic state ticket. Archambault made
the nm for governor on the losing tickle,
IN 1915. He Is prohibition director fol
Rhode IslAnd. d. PATTEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
LOUISVILLE [. c|A|IN|'|VASSES
SHOW cox THE FAVOR|TE
Statement Based on Many Straw
Votes colored Population Faith.
full to Republican Ticket. :.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
,LouBv1ILE. Ky, September 49,
Louisville is for Coz. This statement
is made after careful canvasses of all
sorts and straw votes In office build
ings, factories and theaters.
But 1t must be qualified to this ex-
tent. The white folks are for Cox.
Everyone knows what the colored
brother and sister viii do. And the
republican organisation is in control
So 1t is safe to count every registered
black vote, in the Harding column,
with at least one-eighth OF the white
vote. Nervousness exhibited in re-
publican Headquarters is indicative Of
the fear that Representative Charles
r. Ogden may have narrow squeak.
II he does get over" ut all. =
Canvasses made by. the Courier
Journal. independent democratic, in
once buildings and department
clerks and stenographers mostly, are
Interesting since this is the first time
women can vote In, Kentucky. The
vote shows that the women--those of
them old enough, to vote-are for Cox
lover Harding by, a ratio Of eight to
one.
Another interesting straw vote
taken by the same newspaper of the
union working men In a Labor day
parade showed the same ratio, with O
scattering for christensen and a
handful for Debs. Railroad men
formed large portion of this parade
Senator Beckham is OF to good
start In his race for reelection. he
and his friends being highly pleased
with the 6rst two weeks OF cam
paignins. His opening speech is re.
earded as one OF the best he ever
made and with be, sent broadcast
throughout the state az democratic
campaish literature. There is, OF
course. no split in the democratic
party as there has been In years past
and as evidence of changed political
conditions. many Of those who bitter.
~ opposed Beckham in the past now
are his strongest supporters, and are
doing their best to send him bach
to- uphold democratic administra.
ton. MALCOLM w. BAYLEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
SUMMERLIN ON WAY HERE
q. s. Embassy Official, Mexico
City, Summoned to Washington.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. September Is.
John T.. Summerlin, In charge of
the United States embassy at Mexico
City. passed through San Antonio yes
terday en- route to Washington, where
he was called by the State Depart
ment.
MIR. Summerlin declined to comment
capital. ..A.hs h..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
0gIesby Likely to Oppose
Lewis in Illinois Race
for Gubernatorial Honor
Special Dispatch to The Star,

CHICAGO, September 1S.-with re-
turns in from all downstate precincts.
but 26S missing in Cook county.
Lieut.. Gov. John G. Oglesby, sup
ported by Gov. Lowden in the race
for the republican nomination for
governor. tonight held lead Of g.
CONTINUED on Fourth Page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
LABOR FIGHTS OGDEN.
Would Defeat Congressman for
supporting Cummins-E sch Bill.

HENDERSON, KY. September Is
tspeciaD.-The political scalp of
Representative Charles F. Ogden,
Louisville, will be sought at the No.
vember election by the Kentucky Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor because he voted for
tho Cummins- Esch railroad BILL BY
unanimous vote Wednesday delegates
went on record opposing Ogden. No
one raised voice in his behalf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

| Since the Declaration. of Independ-
ence was signed nearly $4,000, 900
people have Arrived in the United
States from foreign lands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

For Gorgeous Fall Flowers
ace GUIDE specimen fragrant blooms
1914 F.-Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

Attention. Merch.nts:
You, can do a larger cash, business
in a, better location. Large store room
for rent, 14l4 and 1412 H street. VIII
divide .-Advertise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

Additional political news
will be found on Page 4 Of
today's Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

IN spite OF the Tact that this is
the home of the Anti-Saloon League
and that the candidate of the prohi-
bitionists for the presidency-Aaron
5. Watkins-is an Ohio man, 1t is
likely that there will be no prohibit
ton state ticket on the ballot here.
The party that once cast nearly a
hundred thousand votes in the state
seems to be at a low ebb. and so
far has been unable to secure the
names of the less than ten thousa nd
petitioners that the law requires to
secure the admission of a ticket to
the ballot Under the law of this
state, when a political organization
fails to cast 1 per cent of the total
vote in the state, it loses its caste
as q party and is not entitled to rec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31
NEZApLACENE. UROkY /
PUJCEk SPOJENECKYM
NARODUM.

W aShingtOn. - Nezaplace-
ne uroky pujcek cizim Via
dam, nashromazd6ne do po-
sledniho listopadu, obnasely
$236.240.1l4, kdezto odhado-
vany obnos ma urocich pro pri
sti rok cini $463,215.613, jak
tajemnik Houston oznamil Sc
natu dne Is. bfezna V odpo-
we'd ma resoluci pro vysetrova
nj.
Bclgie dluzila nam $S,370,-
381; Francie S65,858.1O1,
Velka Britanie S105,5O3.126,
Italic S39,228,303, Rusko $15,-
051.977 nezaplacene uroky,
jak tajemnik oznamoval. Uro-
ky splatnG V roce 1920 budou
obnaset: Velka Britanie SILL
503. 1913, Francie $139, ,O94.-
272, Italie $79,595,569, Belgie
S16,S22, 07S, Rusko S0,309.-
'365 a Ceskoslovensko $2,5l5.-
Oo4.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31

AmericEsa led jede pre- &C.
stcsiovcnako lcgionare. Bylo
oznameno, ze ~ pred nekoli-
ka dny vyplula ze San Francis
ka vladni transportni LODI
Mount Vernon, ktera dorazi
do Vladivostoku kolem /. dub
ma. Jest jednou 2 tech, ktere
byly urceny Vladou k pfeva-
zeni ceskoslovenskych legiona
ri do vlasti. Jako ty, ktere plu-
ly pred nj, Mout Vernon bu-
de konati cestu do Torstu.
Pred n6jakou dobou vyskytly
Sc zpravy, &c posledni oddele-
nj ceskoslovenskeho voiska ma
byti ma lodi a na ceste k do
movu dine 20. brozna. Podle
vseho to tax rychle nejde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31
Slcvac; prohledli Hlinkovy

svGice. Po Slovensku je,roz-
hazovan prav6 lctak, ienz
characteristic vysti&n6 Hin
kovu a JehlickoVu ludovou
stranu slovenskou. Letak pra-
vi mezi jinym: "My SINE Ia i
sta ludova strana, ktera po
25 rokov ohlupovala narod
slovensky, pred volbami Slova
kom vsetko slubovala a 20 vol
bach Slovakov hanobila. My
jsmc pokratovanim te strany,
ktora dala uvaznit Srobara,
lvanku, Nojanskeho, Jurigu,
Dulu a sta a sta inych rodu-
vcrnych Slovakov. Chceme, a
by Slovensko, jak hlasali naSi
vodcovia IIlinka, Mnohel, Ma
chal V Rime, VarSave a Parizi
bola pripojena k svat6 korun6
uhorske.' Tyto ukazky staci,
aby bylo zrejmo, re slovensky
lid 81 je jasne v6dom, kdo re
Sc vtira do jeho prime pod
jm6nem "lidov6' strany Hin
kovy, ktera nemuze zapome-
nout, ze Sc korupci tax dobre
darilo ga vlady mad arske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31
Z pFirodopisu.

Ucitel: "Jmenuj mi n6koiik
ctvernozcu".
{ Zacek: Kun, krava, pes,
straka - -"
Utitel: "Ale jdi. straka pre-
ci nema ctyry nohy".
Zacek: "Nase straka, co il
honim kazdy den ma pastvu,
1e ma, pane uciteli".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31
Froto.

"Mily muzi, aspon pri praci
zanech toho o5kliveho zvyku
kouTeni".
ale nehnavej Sc, zenusko.
ia isem TAX pilny, re i pri kou
reni pracuji".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
.'Bol$evikai Apleido Vilniu
CORKO MAJORAS BLOGAM
PADEJIME.
Aplanke i Vyskupas Cohalan,

Londonas, Rugp. q. : Cor
ko majoras McSWeeney, kurs
badauja Brixtono kalejime,
yra yisai blogam padejime.
Vos-ne-vos jis pakalba. Tuo
tarpu Anglijos vyriausybe ME
ko is to nedaro.
Mirstanti majora kalejime
apIanke Corko Vyskupas Co.
halan.
Salimais kalejimo susirinku-
sios zmoniq minios meldziasi
uz nelaimingaji kankini.
Daugelis isreiskia nuomone,
jog majorui mirus Anglijos
vyriausyb6 neistengs patvar-
kyti Airijos. .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
BoLsEVIKAI NIEKO NE
DARO Is PRALAIMEJIMU,
Sake, uz 1O-ies dienu jie busia
stipresni.

Londonas, Rugp. 27. : Cen
tral News korespondentas is
Varsavos praneSe, jog jam
karo fronte' teke pasimatyti
su Rusp armijq vyriausiuoju
vadu Tuchachevskiu1 Tasai
pasakes:
"Tiesa, mes atmusti atgal.
Bet mes savo spekoms neduo-
SINE pairti ir uz desimties
dienu busime stipresni negu
pirmiau."
: Toliaus Rusq vadas pazy-
mejo, kad bolsevikQ atsargos
ir priemones neissemiamos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
LENKAI OAR NEPADEKO-
10 SEKRETORIUI COLBY.
Bet veikiai ta padarysia.

Varsava, Rugp. 27.-Lenkai
dar nepad6kojo Suv. Valstijq
valstyb6s sekretoriui Colby uz
jo grazia nota Italijai Lenki-
jos nepriklausomyb6s klausi-
me.
Kai kas Gia Lenku vyriau-
sybei primeta apsileidima. Bet
Lenkijos uzrubeziniQ reikalQ
minister's princas Sapieha
praneS6, jog jis tomis dieno-
mis- sekretoriui Colby padeko-
sias per Lenkijos atstova
Washingtone.
Sapieha sake, jog ia nota, be
abejon6s, daug kuo prisidejusi
prie nugalejimo bolSeviku. Ia
nota If kitas tautas pakelsian-
ii prizes bolSevikizma.
Sapieha manas butQ labai
geras daiktas tos notos turing
paskalbti pa6ioje Rusijoje,
Bet kadangi ten negyvuojanti
spaudos laisve, Lenkai kito-
kiais keliais paskleisia tarI
Rusq ta nota.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
AR Tx NEBUS PERTRAU-
,v KTA KONFERENCIJA.
Dmowski is Minsko pakvies-
tas Brest-Litovskan.

Varsava, Rugp. 27. - cia
nuomoniaujama, kad ar tik
nebus kartais pertraukta Min
ske taikos konferencija.
Lenku vyriausyb6 savo dele
gacijos pirmininka Dmowsk!
is 'Minsko pakviete Brest-Li-
tovskan. Su juo ten norma
asmeniSkai pasitarti, nes susi-
siekimas su Minsku nuolat bu-
vo trukdomas. ....
Tuo pasiremiant cia ir 'spe-
kuliuojama apie pabaiga kon-
ferencijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27

Uzvakar Londono laikrastis
Times paskelbe depesa is Kau-
no, kurioje buvo pareiksta,
Jog Lietuviu karuomene uzeme
Vilniu antradieni.
Toliaus depesoje buvo pa
sakyta, jog Lietuvos vyriau-
sybe apie ta ivykusi fakta pra-
nesusi Maskvos valdziai. sitai
paaiskisusi, jog uzemimas
miesto pasirode butinas rel
kalas su tikslu apsidraus., kad
jis iSnaujo nepatektu Len
kams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27

,giateises devynioliktasis "a;
mendmentas'' SO valstijq ra-
tifikuotas If prisegamas prie
Sales konstitucijos kaipo pa
mathis respublikos > istaty-
mas, lygus Kittens konstitrl-
cijos skyriams If posmams.
.36-toji valstija, katra rati-
fikavo ta konstitucijinl prieda
buvo Tennessee valstija. Mo
teru lygiateises priesininkai
.cia dejo pastangas su teismQ
pagelba peleisti valstybes Sc
.kretoriuie skelbti proklamaci-
jos del kokiq tai ivykusiQ ne
slsipratimq Tennessee valsti-
jos istatymdavystes butte.
Bet visos ju pastangos bu-
-vo atremtos If sukoneveiktos
Moterys laimejo.
Kick saliai bus is to nau-
49, : @ IL.
dos, parodys artimiausioji a
teitis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
STREIKAS EzERU GAR
LAIVIU VIREJU.

Buffalo, N. Y, Rugp. 27.-
Ezerais plaukiajaneiuose gar
laiviuose sustreikavo unistai
virajai. Tas streikas paliecia
apie 400 garlaiviQ. Ir jis gall
pakenkti plaukiojimui.
Be vir6ju, sakoma, ncrimau-
ia dar If styrininkai- Kaip Vi
reja:i, taip ir styrininkai rel
kalaujja 80 nuos. daugiau uz-
mokesties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
.D|DELI LATV|y UzSAkY.
MAI AMERIKOJE.

Copenhagen, Rugp. o. -spe-
cijaleje depeSeje is Christia,
MIA sakoma, jog Latvijos Wy
riausybe vienoje amerikonis-
koje kompanijoie uzsakiusi
padirbdinti $50 gelezinkeliams
lokomotivu, $500 vagonp If
100000 svarq begiq.
Tai visa Latvijai atsieis 25
milijonai doleriu. Pinigus
kompanijai i$mokes per dvi-
deSimts metq pradejus 1926
metals.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
Skaitinga Rusq Armiija Su-
traukianla prizes Lenkus
Lenkai Speja, Bolsevikai Pulsis
prizes Lvova =.
Maskva Asthma Viena Taikos Salyga

jasi su Lenkais ir atsisako pa
Siduoti.
Stipri LenkQ koliumna nuO
Lomzos marSuoja ant Osowie-
co tvirtOv6S, nepertOliausia
nuo Gardino.
Ilgai mustasi Lomzo;e.
Lenkai LomzQ atsi6m6 tik
DO keturiolikos valandQ krt"
vinos koyos miesto apylinke-
Sc If paciose gatv6se. Ten
Lenkams teko paimti 1000
bolSevikQ If keliolika armotu.
Sulig LenkQ Stabo pranesi-
mo, Lenkams Sekasi ir LvovO
fronte.
Is VarSavos Paryziun iske-
liavosRraneuzq gen. Weygand,
kurs krizio metu Gia dave pa
sekmingu nurodymu Lenku
vadams. ISkilmingai jis paly-
d6tas is VarSavos. Gelezinke-
lio stotin j nulyd6jo LenkQ
moterQ batalijonaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
.kIETUVIAI UzEME VISUS
V|ESUOS|US TROBES|US,
APE TAI GAVo zINIU
PRANCUzU UzsIENIU
REIKALU oFISAS.

PARYzIUs, Rugp. 27. =
Prancuzu uzrubeziniu reikalp
ofisas gavo zinip, kad bolsevi-
kai apleido Vilniu, Lietuvos
sostine.
Praeita antradieni Lietuviu
karuomene Vilniuje uzeme ge-
lezinkelio stoti ir kitus mics
tie viesuosius trobesius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
ITALIJOS SOCIJALISTAI
w BOLsEVIKUS. .

Rymas, Rugp. 27. - Itali-
jos socijalistu partija paske[
be manifesto. Reikalauja TIA
Gjjos vyriausybes pripazinti
Rusijos bolsevikQ valdzia. Tuo
tikslu Rugp. % 6ia rengiamos
demonstracijos, atkreiptos
prizes talkininkus uz neprie-
lankuma bolsevikams. -