davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Cadore Easily
Downs Braves
By 100 Score
Fine Support Aids Brooklvn
Twirler to Shut Out o..
p0nente; Watson Hit H.,.S

The Dodgers scored their see..,s 81
shut-out victory in as many dsvs $.
defeating the helpless Braves 10 -
before 10000 enthusiastic rooters. c.
dore turned back the visitors in evss,s
round, and although the Braves collsets
ed twelve hits, fast fielding by tIe
Brooklyn infield kept them away frrr
the plate. Incidentally, it was ~
Dodgers third straight victory ana 4
put them in the lead for the pennant.
Leon Cadore was opposed By Johnnv
Watson. the former Athletic twirless i
and the Robins had no difficulty iSss
solving his pitching. Watson was n.
moved in the fourth inning after tia
home players had piled up q lead a
seven runs. Joe Oeschger, who relieved
him, also was hit hard, and Brooklyn
added three superhuous tallies of his
pitching in the seventh.
hitting. getting seventeen hits in all.
four of them going for extra baees.
Livery one Of the Brooklyn regulars ex.2
cept Cadore got at least one safe hit
and Johnston, Griffith and Myers col.
lected three hits apiece.
In the eighth inning, with the game
already won, Robbie sent in three Of
bis substitutes, Neis, Lamar and
Kruger, who replaced Wheat Myers
IL
the Brooklyn fans had their first lookS
at Gene Sheridan, a native son, who ID
now with the Dodgers. Sheridan went
to short for Ivy Olson and was the
pivot man in a fast double play which
ended the game.
Brooklyn got to Watson right from
the start and the game was really won,
in the second inning, when the Flatbush
men scored their first two runs. Zach
Wheat reached second when Ray Pow.
ell dropped his long fly to center field.
Hy Myers doubled to right, scoring
Wheat, and came. home himself on
| Konetchy's single down the left field
foul line. Honey was left stranded
when Watson retired the next three
| batters.
A celuge of hits and runs in the third
| inning made the contest uninterestinp
after that frame. Every one on the
Brooklyn batting order was up in this
round and the five runs clinched the
game. With two on base and only ono
out Wheat was purposely passed, filing
the bases. Watson put over two strikes
on Myers and then Hy slammed the ball
sent three runners across. Honey next
up, also tripled and scored on Kilduff's
single.
Joe Oeschger then held the Dodgers
down until the seventh, when three un-
necessary tallies were chased across
the plate. In this inning Wheat hit
the right field wall about three feet
from the top, but only got one base on
the blow. Singles by Myers, Kilduf
and Miller thea sent home the three
runners.
The Braves gathered twelve hits and
found Cadore in almost every round,
club cut off the runs. Seven double
plays featured the game, Boston max
ing four.
Rabbit Maranville, as usual, kept the
fans in good humor with his funny
antics. In the seventh he coated Ca
dore into growing one for him and the
Boston shortstop hit it for a long
triple to left field. The Dodgers meet
Boston again tomorrow, and Pfe9er
will probably be out to make it ten
straight.
The scorn.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Bacharach Giants PLAY
I'm Flatbush Tomorrow

Although tomorrow is an of day at
Ebbets Field, so far as major league
baseball Is concerned, Brooklyn fans
will not have to 60 to the Polo Grounds
to see q good ball game. Instead, all
they will have to do Ia to go to the
home Of the Brooklyn Dodgers and
watch the Bacharach Giants Of Allan
tic City and the A. B. G. team Of
Indianapolis clash in a double header
The teams are battling for the
worlds colored championship and to
date the Bacharachs have the edge in
games, to 8.
Cannon Ball Redding, who twice
humbled the Lincoln Giants at Ebbets
Fisld last Sunday, and Dismukes. will
pitch the opening game.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Royal Giants and Bears
Meet This Afternoon

What promises to be the best set of
games staged at Dyckman Oval, near
the Dyckman street subway sNation,
this season is booked for this after
noon when the Royal Giants, winners
of the American colored championship
two years ago, meet jeff Tesreau's
Bears in q double header.
are playing on the road all this season
and to date out Of eighty-seven games
they have lost only eleven. The team
boasts Of several Of the highest class
colored players in the country, includ-
ing the famous Lloyd, of whom John
McGraw once said, "If he were a
Cuban Id have him with the Giants" !"
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
White Sox Share Spoils
I'm Brace With Browns

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Chicago broke
its losing streak to-day when IL
divided double-header with st.
Louis. The visitors took the first
game, to s in ten innings, while Chi.
cago won the second, to 2.
Cicotte was the victim in the open
ing game, being hit hard. This game
was terminated in the tenth inning,
when Smith drove the ball into the
right field bleachers for the winning
run. Chicago punched hits in the sec
ond and won easily behind Williamss
great pitching. The scores:
FIRST CANE
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
The score:

Totals IA lo "a la . Totals. 80 10 Ii 27 ISL
Boston .....0 0 0 90
Brooklyn 30 0 } x-1e
Two base hits-Maranville. Myers. Three
base hits-Maranvill.. Johnston. Myers
Konetchy. Double plays Ford and Hoke;
Mnry'ic ua and Helke 5 MaIsm. Ri1.
duff and konetchy: Johnston. Kildun and
Konetchy; Kildufr. Sheridan and Konetchy
Left on basesLBoston. Z; Brooklyn. s. Base
on balls-Of Watson. l. Hits-OT Wat
son. in innings; off Oeschger. 10 In Z
Struck out-By Oeschger. /; by Cadore. l.
lay and ODay. Time, 1:24
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
The score:
Totals ...s3 2 o "a is l Totals ...2ss 0 u IS
:3ntted for Tyler in ninth inning.
fBatted for Adama In eiRhth inninr

Chicago :....o Q oo2 0 o.
Pitt"burgh ~ 0 o x-S
shaw. Three base hits--B!ebse. O'Farreii
stolen basc--southworth. saori6ces--Tiack
-, FriberE. Cutshaw, Schmidt Double
plny-Terry and Merkle. Lnft on bases--
Chicago. z; Pittsburgh. 5. Bases on balls
or Tyler. ?. Htts-OR Adams, i In s
lnn'mEe; of Cooper. In /. Struck out
Adams. 3. Winning pitohsr--Adaias. Vn.
pirse--klsu and Unasa1as TtaaA, AasA
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
PROTESTED GAME
Totals 80 042A84 Totals. 3S l3 10 27 IL l
'Batted for CauEey in fifth inning.

Philadelphia 0 900 % 90
New York 20 o 3 0 8 I x-13
Two base hits-Kelly Burns, Bancroft.
Stolen hases-Burns. Grimes sacrifcesM
Frisch. Double plays-Nehf to Bancroft
to Kelly; Bancroft to Kelly. Left on
bases-Philadelphia. s; New York g..
Base on balls--Or Causey. l: Off Hubbell,
3; on Nehf. g. Hits-Off Causey s in i
innings; of Nehf, In 8 innings: off Hub
bell, 10 In innings (none out in eighth) :;
OFF Perritt. in innings; of Belts. in
inning. Struck out-By Nehf. 8: by eau
sey. l; by Hubbell /. Winning pitcher
Nehf. Losing pitcher-Causey. Umpires
Harrison and Mccormick.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
The Nerve Strain

The Nerve Strain
Each sport knows varying type OF nerve straln'
but those who happen to be watching the qualifying
test in Mondays opening round of the amateur golf
championship will any number of nerves jumping
sideways.
The strain Of golf championship is one of the
heaviest of them ALL The strain after the first
two three days for the few survivors left when it
to matter of dropping puts upon fast, slop-
ing green when is physically worn down.
To face number Of five six foot puts after one
has slogged up and down hill for three or four &c.
hole matches can easily affect the human pulse to a
greater extent than handling spiral punt with pair
of ends tearing down the field.
Frisch, Groh or Weaver?
"Is Frisch or Groh the best third baseman now in
baseball?" pens camp follower of the passionate
pastime
What happens to be the matter with Buck Weaver?
Frisch is of the most brilliant youngsters that
ever broke into baseball. He looks to be the coming
third baseman of his age and generation. Groh is
seasoned veteran who can both hit and field
But Weaver is bird of unusually brilliant plumage
Where Groh is batting 800 and Frisch around 1885,
Weaver is above $40. He is also of the games
hardest hustlers and best fighters.
To name any other third baseran above the Sox
star is an act that could hardly be justified by the dope
Ousting the Vets
Ousting the vets in football is another matter
Time may beckon here but they pay no particular
attention.
Here's another season with Yost still at Michigan;
Stagg at Chicago Warner at Pittsburgh, Sanford at
Rutgers. And after twenty-nine seasons Heisman is
merely beginning career at Penn
Yost, Stagg, Hesman, Warner and Sanford have
all been coaching for twenty years with inten-
tion of stopping at any early date. There lure in
developing in trying to develop football machine
that nothing else match in sport.
Maybe because football happens to be the nearest
substitute that peace can offer for war;
If chess grip the imagination of many, you can
how much greater the lure would be when wooden
chessmen are supplanted by husky youngsters with
from 10000 10000 spectators looking on as the
is made.
The Record
OF all sad uords aUhere aUoe cureens-.
ri took three puts eleven green's"
The night before Christmas is thing; but the
night before coliding with one of Jack Dempsey 3
wallops is still another
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
SECOND GAME

Totals 81 Q 8 27 10 Q! Totals ..s5 Q s2e IS 3
Ran for Scott in ninth inning.
f3atted for Brady in ninth inning
+kan for karr in ninth inning.
sTwo out when winning run scored.
Boston. ............. 2 90 o o 0 3-6
Two-base hits-Pipp (2). Mays Bodie
Schang. Scott 3D.. Home run-Ruth
base-Hooper Bases on balls-On Mays
q of Bush. 8. Left on bases-New York
9; Boston. s. Struck out-By Mays q
by Bush. 0. Double play-ward to Pratt
to Pipp. Wild pitch-Bush. hit BY
pitcher-By Mays (Vitt). Umpires-Con-
molly and Owens. Time-2 hours.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

Totals Isl o42A II o Totals .27l527 Is l
sBatted for Wheat in eighth inning.
fBatted for Meadows in eighth inning.
Phiiadelphia..o 0 0 90
Two-base hits-Burns, Young Stolen
bases - r. Miller. Sacrifice - Bancroft.
Left on bases-Philadelphia. s: New York.
4. Bases on balls-On Meadows. l. off
Douglas. /. Hits-On Meadows, in Z
tnninEs: OF Belts in l. Struck out-By
Meadows. 4; by Douglas. 4. Wild pitch
Douglas: Losing pitcher-Meadows. Um-
pires-McCormick and Harrison. Time
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Totals ...37 3 10 2A54l Totals "a IL II 81 !
sBatted for Morisette in ninth inning.

0@tec0 I0s 1o17seeeo III 11IHe1 1It131HB'
Detroit :.....s 9 o. 9
Two-base h.ts-Pinelli. Young. Gardner.
O'Neiii. Three-base hit-Vcach. Stolen
bascs-Speaker, Jameson. Sacrihccs--Ja-
mteson %. Smith. Lett on bases-De-
Ayers. 3; of Morisette. 4: of Caldwell. 8.
Hits-OR Ayers. in ! Ia innings: of
Morisctts. In S2-3. Struck out-By
Caldwell, 4. Losing pitcher-Ayers.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Indians Retain
Lead by Routing
Tanned Tigers, 1913

CLEVELAND, Sept. 4.-Cleveland re-
tanned first place to-day by defeating
Detroit, 12 to 3. Neither Ayers nor
Morisette. who pitched for Detroit, was
effective or had control. Caldwell was
hit practically as hard, but prevented
Detroit from punching its hits. The
work Of Lunte at short was feature.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

Douglas Beats Cravath Men
liz Stirring Pitchers Battle
Young Stars With Circus Catch OFF Fletcher
and Timely Hit Which Tallies Winning
Run; Play-Of of Protest Proves a Joke
BY r. ]. Kelly

Giants, Meadows,
Phles stirring twrinE
yesterday the Mcaw
preliminary the regularly game
home players also trumphed by q Of 13
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Pirates Belated Rally
Beats Out Cubs by 81

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 4.-Pittsburgh
won from Chicago to-day, 3 to 2, the
home team coming from behind in the
eighth, when q base on balls, followed
by triple and sacrifice fly, brought in
two runs. Chcago's tallies both came
in the seventh on two hits, wild pitch
and sacrifice fly.
Tho score:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
SECOND GAME
Totals ...sa 10 81 o Totals ...Assssus

sBatted for Dc Berry In ninth inning :
tran for SEVERED In ninth inning.
ST. Louis.... 0 0
Chicago..... 0 o j
Two-base hits--Strunk. Jackson. Jesor
son. e. Collins. Stolen base--Sisler $40
rihces--Weaver. Gedeon. Double pay
Smith to Sisler. Left on bases-St. I0v..s.
.: Chicago s. Bases on bails--On c. Wiis.s
iams. 2. HIT by pitcher--By c. Wt!ilams
(Billings). Struck out--By c. WttiaMee
Z: by DE Berry. !. umpires--Messsss
and Hlldebrand. Time OF gamc--assss
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
The Scores
EIRSr GAME
Totals ..se 5l1 271l 2 Totals ..s5seN

'Batted for Collins In eighth inning.
tBatted tor Brady in sixth inning.
tBatted for Jones in sixth inning.
Slated for Harper In eighth inning.
y Hew York. ! 2 9 Q o-ss
Two-base hits - Peckinpaugh. Bodie.
Pratt Schang, Hooper, Hendryx (2).
Home run-Ruth. Sacrince-Pratt. Double
plays-Peckinpaugh to Pratt to Pipp;
York. 9; Boston, ii. Bases on balis-Oft
Collins. 4; Shawkey. 2; Jones. /: Harper.
2; Myers, l. Hits-On Collins. in I
Innings off Shawkey, / In 2; OFF Jones,
10 in 6; off Harper. o in 2; or Myers. i
IN l. Struck out--By Colline. 3: by Shaw
Ney MSsr by w3,l Zones; ,.; 6; BY Harper; 3; by
pitcher-Collns Losing pitcher-Jones.
Umpires-Owens and Connolly. Time
1898.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
DOak Hunables
Reds for His 9th
Straight Victory

ST. LOUIS, Sept. "A single by
Heathcote in the sixth scored McHenry
and Lavan, giving ST. ouis a victory
rim across the plate, brought the final
score to 4 to 2. It was Doak's sixth
successive victory.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Totals ...sszsMl41 Totals ..M ia ~ "a !
sBatted for Huether in eighth inning.

CtncinnaH 80 0 10 % %
H. Louis. ....-o Il x--4
Two-base hits--Roush. Hornsby. Crane,
Schultz. Three base hit-DuBcan. Sacri-
Ace-Doak. Double plays--Doak, Janvrin
Srd stock: McHenry. Ciemons and Lavan.
Lett ON bases-Cincinnsti. 5: 81. Louis. Z.
npsihef. II Ia Z innInEs: OF Napier, In
Hit BY ritchsr-Hy Doak (Groh>.
struck out--By Ruethef. .; by Doak. q.
@os3ne ptfsher-Rusthes. Umpfrss-Rtsier
Ard Moran. Time--1:45.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
6 8@i9SRQRT4!GH:E 9SRE?'Q DILL; T.!
Copyright Nw FORK TlbmeImc
After Dempsey?

After Dempsey?
Unto the night go and a."-W. E. Henley.
Where the burIy fists that sovayed
The raging n1ilLioms-bloau by blo1v?
The crashing jabs that each essayed
For cheering crowds to see and kmo1c?
Old John LIS Slam against the foe?
Jim Corbett's skill amid the bra1vl?
The brave-the big-the fast-the slo,u?
Unto the night 90 one and aL.
War gods that led the big parade
Who're Ruby Robert got the dough;
Or out the regal cavalcdele
Where Big Jeff ruled the fighting shoau;
Hoil-Fightimg Mem-i,, battle glosv!
No ANSWER echoes to call,
Sove on the for winds underto1v-
into the night 90 one and all'
The curtain ssvi,gs-the slam is msadc-
Far sOhsrls the cheering to and fro;
Fannc stalks the Ope7, Glcde
For stola0arts forming, roaU on roav;
Jess Willard? None might overthrow
This rugged giants br7.ising thrau
Until his time had come to k,,o1v
Unto the night go one and aL"
SO one by one they and 40
Nor heed amid the loureled stall
f0m'es vanished ghosts that 1vhisper lou
into the night go one and aU"
With Goliath knocked out by David and "Babe"
Ruth stopped by mosquito, how did Germany ever
rim Belgium?
The Final Drive
The next three weeks Of September will be almost
IS spicy as the September finish of 1908
The Giants and Dodgers come home to fight it out
n the vicinity Of friendly cooking with the Reds forced
% make their final drive upon alien fields
Considering the aspects of the race through the
asst SIX weeks the dope favors New York-a club that
been coming forward with it's two rivals standing
still.
AS the Giants favored, so are the White Sox
who have the better of the scheduenot ony bv work
ing out their destiny at home, but also by meeting
weaker clubs than the Yankees will be called upon tn
stop.
Stranger things, of course can happen Just nine
years ago the Giants won pennant by cleaning ur
seventeen out Of twentyone games on their last Sep
tember jaunt through the West-taking the big iumr
1T the moment when their last chance seemed to be
utterly wrecked.
In the meanwhile the box scores may be more re.
liable than the plastic dope.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
EIRST GAME
Totals ..ss IL 80 II Totals sl4soNt

I0tals ..5S II 50 II II TotaH II II ~ II
St. I-ouis..2 0 0 % -
Two-base hits-Gerber. Jackson. Seve-
reid. Three base hits--Sisler (2). JACOB.
son. Gerber. Home run--Smith. Stolen
bases-Smith. Weaver. Sacrihces-Gedeon
Jacobson. SEVERED. Jackson. Risoers.
Double piays-Gerber to Gedeon TO oiss
Ter (2): Sisier to SEVERED to Sisler; Gedeon
to Sister; Cicotte to Weaver to E. Collins
Gedeon to Sister. Left on bases-St: Lo9iS
clcotte. 2: on Bayne. .s =: on Burwell. ]:
Hits-On Bayne. S In 2 innings (none ont
In third); off Burwell. in 8. HIT Dy
by Cicotte. Z. Winning pitcher-Bur-
we'll Umpires Hildebrand and MoriarS'
Time-2:20
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

September 9TH. Mornins and Afternoon. Afternoon.
Yankees W. Philadelphia. Morning xamc
1e!aS; eHsraoon gauas $500 oclock.--xdvt.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
American Association

Toledo. 4; Columbus. 3.
Milwaukee. 6: Kansas City. 2.
Indianapolis. 8: Louisville. s:.x
st. Paul Minneapolis tresat'
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
FiUe Leading Batters
In Tw0 Big Leagues
LEAGUE
Southern League

Littlc Rock. 3: Chattanooga. 2 (lst).
Little Rock. 4: Chattanooga. 3 (2d).
Birmingham. 9: New Orleans 3.
Nashville. 7; Mcmphia. I.
Mobile. 4; Atlanta. 4 (6 inns, rain}
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

Baseball to-day. Ebbets Field. Brooklyn
VI. Boston. 3 y. m. Take Bway Brighton
express to Prospect Park STA: 1nterboro
sxprcss to Franklin Avc. .atn.--Advt>
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

Giants vs. Philallslpkln Te-dsySs r..
Polo Grounds. Adm. 76c q 91.1e, .1acA ~
s.-Advt, .xA
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Eastern League

Springfield. q; Bridgeport. D.
AaHTsfsrd; Hsr ,rd.. >; Albany; t;s::,, ussl
Waterbury. 8; Worcester, Z.
Pitsefsids g.; Nsw Hevtns =
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
The Scores
REGULAR GAME

Totals o424lloi Totals ...27 27 Is
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

OF oil sad auords aUhere aUoe cureens- {.
81 took three puts on eleUen green's"
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Lie. 'lvai Pripazzinta Nepri-
klausomybe
Lietuva Gaus Atlyginima; Bus
Sugrazintos Nuosavybes
Lietuvos Respublikos Rubeziai
BOLSEVIKU ARMIJA NEINEIS LIETUVOS zEMEN.

BOLSEVIKU ARMIJA NEINEIS LlETUVOS zEMEN.
STOCKHOLMAS, Eepos IA. - Lietuvos armja is 50,-
900 stpru yyru vakar ryte nejo Vniaus Priemiesems
(tad Sandie ieuvai jau turi but paciam mieste).
Lenka evakuoa Vilnu LYDIA ir Gardna Pasku juOs Sc
ka Eetuviu armija ir uzmdineja apleistus miestus.
Rusiios (Rusijos sovietu vadzio) penpoenai sandie
DO pietu su Letuvos asoyas paraSa pa!vno akos SD
tar Taja sutartim Rusa Eeuva prpazsta bezus, pra-
DEUS Daugpiu Ovinsku), paskui samais BarOnovciu,
Gardno r baigas Suvalku gubernija.
BoEeviku armija paemus Minska, neineis LietuvOn.
Praeita prnadien lenka prpazno Lietuva kaipo atsk
ra vasybe neprpazno ai rubezu Mes nebuvo znoma
kokius rubezius Lietuva prpazsta Russia 49,
Burys Amerkos Raudonojo Kryziaus darbuotop is Var
Savos atkeaVo Scandinavian atosogoms Je pasakoa jog
Varsavoie Raudonojo Kryzaus visoia medAaga If daik
tai iau supakuot r paruoS svez vakarus Mes Varsavoe
nuomonauama ad soveu armo pasieks ia lenku sostne
Letuvos kabineto narys AukSuos sako kad kuomet len
kai paeme nuo bosevku Vniu If assake t miesa sugrs
zn Lietuva etuvia visas akas draugngai asnese Len
kja ir nesiskaite lenku priesinnkai
Aukstuos yra nuomones r pasitih jog LenE1Ja pr1pa-
zn Lietuva pacus rubezus kous pr1pazno RuslJa
Padaryta aika atidaro tiesogin kea prekybai tarpe
Rusios If Vodetijos per skandinavija.
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MAzEJA AUKSo PRO
DUKCIJA.
simet produkcija bus mazes
ne, kaip perniai.

washington, liepos Is.
Aukso produkcija visam pa
saulyj perniai pasirode maze
sne, kaip 1918 metals. Is to
aiskiai suprantama, jog Slime
tine produkcija taippat lures
but mazesne uz pernykscia.
Perniai visam pasaulyj IS
produkuota ligi $350,000,O0O
vertes aukso.
Gi 1913 metals prodnkcjja
sieke $381, 100000, is kurlq
$59,2S5,l96 priguli Suv. Vals-
tl!oms.
Ziurint j atlikta per praei-
tbs Sesis meneslls aukso Ffo-
dnkcija Suv. Vaistljos : gall
ma numanyti, kad simer pro-
dukoija lures sulrazetl llggl
$50, 100000.
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PERoRGANIZUoJAMA
MEKSIKo5 ARMIJA.
Tam tikslli prezidentas pas.
kyre taryba.

Washington, liepos Is. ~
Cia gauta ziniu, jog provlzf-
ionalis Meksikos prezidentas
de la Huerta paskyre taryba.
s;tai tarybai bus payesta per-
organizuoti Meksikos armija
sulig Chile respubllkos siste-,
mos.
Meksikos sostineje uzgintos
zinios, kad buk gen. Pablo
Gonzales iveltas naujan revo-
liuciiinin veikiman siaurinel
Meksikoj.
Gonzales visas laikas ramiai
gyvena savo namuose mieste
Monterey, Nuevo Leon.
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LENKAMS REIKALINGA
AMERIKONISKA PA
GELBA.
Taip sake pasiuntinys Gibson.

Washington; liepos Is. -
Cia vieSi amerikoniSkas pa
siuntinys Lenkijai Hugh Glib
son.
Jis tvirtina, kad ameriko-
niSka pagelba Lenkijai pir-
miaus buvo labai reikalinga.
Gi Siandie ia .pagelba kelis
kartus reikalingesne. Mes ia
Sails gall but paliesta bado.
Jis sake, jog su atsimetancia
lenkp armija tukstaneiai gy-
ventojQ bega Lenkijon, kad
nepapulti bolsevikq naguosna.
Pasiuntinys Gibson atsllle-
pia j gerasirdzius amerlkonus
nepamirsti Lenkijos, kuriai
uzzvislabjaus reikalingas mals-
tas.
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ETUVTU ARMIJA VILNIUJE
SOYIETy VALDzlA AT
SAKE TALKIN|NKAMS.

Spa, liepos 16. - Gia visai
lrct1ketai atkeliavo buv2as Len
Flios ministern4 pirnlininkas
Paderewski. Jis pirmiausia
konferavo su Anglijos minis
teriu pirmininku Lloyd Geo
rye, paskui su Prancuzijos mi
nisteriu pirmininku Mi1leran-
du.
Paderewski iSreiske nora,
kad Lenkija taikintusi su Ru-
.sija.
Cia talkininkai gavo sovie-
tQ valdzios atsakyma j pasip,
lyma padaryti' armisticija su
Lenkija.
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DUoNA PARDAvINEs UN-
CIJOMIS.


Pittsburgh, Pa, liepos 15.-
Tarpe duonos gaminimo kom-
panijjq ir krautuminkQ ivyko
sutartis duona pardavineti un-
cijomis, ty. uz duona init ps-
zymeta kainq ne pagal kepa-
liukq, bet pagal uncijq.
Ant kepaliukQ bus pazyme-
tas skaitlius unciju. Nutarta
nuo suvartotoju init po iris
ketvirtadalis cento uz uncija.
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Meksikos Vargai
Konstitucijos klausimas.

Villos manifesto sakoIna:
"Taip tad gyventojai gall
zzinoti,. kad lie mano tikslas
suvilioti minias ir jie turi Ii:
mott, jog atskilusieji siauriai
kovoja uz laisve, bet ne del
kokios ambicijos. AS priemiau
Gales pakvietima konferuoti
su Torres, kurs reprezentavo
de la Huerta.
81. Konstitucija is 1857 me-
tq turf but sugrazinta, gi 1917
metq kenstitucija panaikinta.
SO. Visems civilians gy
ventojams duoti ir uztikrinti
pilna laisve, teises ir nepalie-
eciamybe ir iSrinkti civil pre-
zidenta.
"3 Gvarantuoti visatina pi-
lieeiu balsavima rinkimuose.
81. Pripazinti Francisco Vi
LA, kaipo siurines Meksikos
virsininka.
"5. Paskirti du valstybas
sekretoriu, is kurip vienas tu-
ri but isimtinai Siauriams.
"6. Gen. Gales turf pasi-
Salinti is Sales politikos ir
tuojjaus atsistatydinti is kares
ir laivyno ministerio vietos.
Prizes obregona.
"7. Gen. Alvaro Obregon'
ant visuomet turi pasitrauk-
ii is nacijonales politikos ir
jokiais rysiais jis neturi but
suriStas su vyriausybe arba
armija.
"8. Pabaigoje as, Francisco
Villa, pareiskiu, kad jei Site
mano reikalavimai nebus IS.
pildyti, pasauksiu visus nlyli-
muosius Meksikcs gyventojus
kovon prizes prispaud6jus ua
laisve, del kurios kovoju nuo
1910 metu. Arnisticija, gar
bes zodziu uztikrinta, baigiasi
liepos Is d. Ir su ia diena te-
gu Dievas susimyli jums, jel.
neispildysite Sito mano ultl-
matumo. I"
Pasiraso Francisco Villa.
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ITALAI UzPUOLA SLA-
VIUS TRIESTE.
Apiplestos if sudegintos
krautuves.

Trieste, Italia, liepos Is
Ana -diena cia ivyko milzinis-
kos prizes slavius demonstra-
cijos. Slaviams (jugoslaviams)
prigulincios krautuves ir vies-
buciai apipleSti If sudeginti.
Daug nustoliq padaryta
nuosavyb6se. Daug zmoniq SUI
zeista.