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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-30
DANCING, ELKS' HOME Wednesday Evening,
 December 1st ROWLAND'S JAZZ BAND

wiflimantic, Attorney E. L. Darbie ap- peared before Judge Greene at Mondays session of the superior court here and ob- ta;nsd a writ of habeas corpus under which the young man was released from Brooklyn jail.
 Cobb is the young man who was driv- ing the A. T. and T. motor truck that crashed into a team in which Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Colvin were riding. last Thursday night, along she highway near what is known as the Deacon Pratt place at Hampton Mrs. Colvin was seriously injured and is now patient at St Jo- seph's hospital in Willimantic.
 It was contended in court that Justice William c. Oliver of the town of Hamp- ton. who heard the charges filed agains. Cobb after the accident, exceeded his au- thority in sentencing Cobb to jail. A count charging intoxication against Cobb was nolled and he was sentenced on a charge of reckless driving. The statute covering reckless driving specifically provides that fine of not less than s25 may be imposed for a first offence and not more than s1oo. No permission is given to innict a jail sentence. cobb's guardian ad Htim appealed from Justice Divers decision at the time 1t was am nounced. desiring to take the case to the superior court, but the justice arbitrarily overruled this, too, and insisted on send ing young Cobb to jail.
 Cobb was brought from the jail al Brooklyn to the court here Monday af ternoon in charge of Jailer Albert s. Fields and was released from custody a, soon as Judge Greene's decisioe was given out
 Cobb's home h in Kllingly Center
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-30
q ATE PIE FOR THE FIRST TIME.
 IN 8 YEARS" SAYS MRS. RYAN

Q. Tt wonderful to think that what please and when,I please Mrs. Fannie Ryan, For nearly suffered with stomach trouble coue
 only the plaines of food and little of that Crack and milk usual diet and often that upset stomach would for days time without eating. lost weight and looked like skeleton My cheeks were sunken in and seemed to he popping out of my head. Medicine didn't to heip at all About month first Goldine No. l it took hold right noticed that distressed after eating and that toud eat more gradually at every meal Now after taking several bottles of Goldne No. T. every thing want to and it if had never had any stomach trouble had pie the last three days and 1t was the first time in eight years. wish that I could tell everyone personally what Goldne will do for them if they have stomach trouble It pity that 20 many should suffer when they relief with this medicine Mrs. Thos. Mccall highly endorses Godine.
 Goldine s seId by G. G. ENGLER.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-30
DIED.

GILBERT-In Preston. Nov. 27, 1920. Lillian E., daughter of George B. and the late Nellie Gilbert. HABEKOTTE-In Cincinnati, Eliese Von Segern, widow of c. F. Habekotte, in her SSth year.
 RITCHIE-In Norwich, Nov 2T, 1920. James Edgar Ritchie, aged 6S years Funeral at his late home, I57 Broad street, Tuesday, Nov. 30. at 23o D. m Burial in Yantic cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-30
HOPKTNTON

News has been received here of he re- cent marriage of Rev. F. A1elbert Witter Of Berlin, x. Y.. and Miss Mary Crosby of Adams Center N. Y. The former was for several years pastor of the Second Seventh Day Baptist church of Hopknton Snd for nearly three years was town clerk of this town
 Representative Everett P. MatheWson and family and Postmaster Frank w. diils were Thanksgiving guests of friends in Warrenville. Conn.
 DAnIeI E. Blake and family visited at the home of Thomas A. Greve at rhanesvllle Thanksgiving day
 Mrs. William S Mellen has closed the summer home at HoDknton and. accom- panied by Mrs. Thomas H. Green, has gone to New York for the winter.
 Rev. E. P. Mathewson supplied the pulpit of the Rockville S. D. B. church Saturday morning and is to speak there
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-30

near Elmville. but he has been at work with an A. T. and T. gang that Is making its headquarters in Willimantic.
 Slsckness of railroad business through this city was indicated hy the fact that some freight trains that have run very regularly Sundays did not SO over the line the past Sunday. when the yards here were the quietcst they have been on any day in years.
 Reports from various towns hereabouts indicate that many people were generous toward the Day Kimbsu hospital at Thanksgiving time.
 Schools here resumed their sessions on Monday. following the Thanksgiving re- cess
 Members of Putnam grange win v at Brooklyn Saturday next to attend a meeting of Quinebaug Pomona grange
 Many members of the organization will gather here Friday for the annual meet ing of the windham County Farmers association.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-30
a gain next Safnrdau

again next Saturday.
 Chester T. Drown and Henry Larkin went hunting Friday morning and shol a fine fox.
 Miss Dorothy S. Wheeler of Connocli- cut college, New London, spent the Thanksgiving recess at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry J. Wheeler.
 An automobile and team ycoHideG al the corner by the Ashaway wooden mil about 7SG o'clock last week We lnesday evening. The windshield of the car was shattered the wagon was badly, broken and the horse received slight cutsa Nc one was hurt in the smash
 MT. and Mrs. John w. Byron enter tained their son and his wife from Mainf over Thanksgiving.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-30

Monday on a business trip.
 John A. Loomis off Pawtucket was a viistor with friends in Danielson Mon- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-30

New Haver.-There is hardly OF. in tht list of aDpointive jobs in this state fer which New Haven will not provide one O. more candidates. and it is the same with the federal places
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
CALIFORNIA TO SEND
TRACK SQUAD EAST
FOR CONFERENCE MEET


CHICAGO. May 1.-THE Tuirer-
sirv OF California wiz send team
~ 10 athletes TO the western con-
ference outdoor track and Held
championship meet to be held az
Ann Arbor. Nicn June 9 and 8.
it was announced Tuesday night The
entry OF the CaliforniauS Will give
the big 10" games added interest
as the westerners i'm view Of pre-
vious performances. Will be regard
- as the dark horse iu the meet.
In recent dual meet between the
University or Illinois and Caufor-
MIA a e Berk".y. the Californiaus were
the vicJors Illinois won the indoor
meet OF the western conference and
IS strongly regarded as the favorite
for the outdoor championship The
University OF California viii be rep
resented by athletes regarded as GER
tain point winners tn some % the
events no matter how keenly the
competition develops
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
YOUNGSTERS MAKE
GOOD IN MAJORS
Fourteen Youths Slip Into
Regular Berths on Big
League Circuits.
8y HENRY L. FARRELL.

Omitted Press stan Correspondent.
BY United Press
NEW YORK. Mas 11-Fourtecn
spring debutantes are mixing I'm the
swirl of diamond society like vet
eran dowagerS.
Eight promising youngsters have
stepped out in the American league
and six have made their initial bow
IN the National league.
The Pills seem Co have been nr-t
fortunate in securing two capable
young sters -'Leboryeau. a. SluE-Iu-
Outflelder, and Ralph Miller third
baseman. LcBorveau is hitting ALB.
second in the league. and has crowd
ed Irish MeUsel out of Job in the
field.
The Boston Red SoN also picked
mp a star batter in HendryN. AN out
fielder who Is batting 366 in the
cleanup position.
NCiS Il Nice.
Neis. a young outhelder from Can
ada set "a hot pace with Brooklyn
at the start Of the race He is still
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
REDS RAISE FLAG
THEN TRIM GIANTS
First Pennant Ever Won by
Cincinnati HOisted by
Officials.
BY Associated Press

CINCINNATI. o., May 1.-THE
worlds champion Reds won their
first game Of the season from an
eastern club before a large crowd
Tuesdny afternoon by knocking
Barnes and Douglas out of the box.
Eller was nit hard at times. es-
peciaily by Young, who made three
triples. but he was steady i'm the
pinchcs and received sensational
support Before the game the first
National league pennant ever won
10y a Cincinnati team was raised
with appropriate ceremonies. The
rag was Lulled TO the top Of the
pole in the center field by Mayor
Calvin. Of Cincinnati, and Managers
Moran and McGraw. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
ARREST DEMENTED MAN.

Special % The News Times
NILES Mich. May 11-Deputy
Sheriff Andrew Martin was called TO
Bertrand township by farmers who
reported that a man was chasing
women and children with an ak
AMI was terrOrizing the neighbor-
hood generally The officer found
the man running up and down the
road. and took him in custody. He
was brought TO the city Jail and
after a physician had examined him.
the officer was advised 10 take him
10 the county jail. The man did not
speak and apparently did not hear
what was said 10 him. but whether
he is a mute or gives that impress
sion the officers could not deter
mine. He had nothing on him TO fur
nish a clew as 10 his name or ad-
dress. he is about 35 years old
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12

NILES Mich. MAY lid ~
Fisher. 50 years old. is dead after
"a brief illness with heart disease.
having been stricken "a few hours
after completing planting I'm his gar
den. he is survived hy widow. one
son. Bert Fisher. who is rural mail
carrier OF the Niles post office force
and by several grandchildren. The
deceased had been an odd Fellow
or more than so wears. and the
funeral services viii Doe hold under
their auspices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
NONmNATES MacELWEE.

WASHINGTON May i. - Pres't
wilson nominated Roy MacElwee.
New York. 10 be director OF the bu-
reau Of foreign and domestic COM
merce Of the department Of COM
merce. NacElwee was formerly first
assistant director Of the bureau
under Philip Kennedy who resigned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
Toledo Seats Minneapolis
IN First Game of Series
By Associated Press

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. May H.
Toledo easily defeated Minneapolis.
10 5, in the first of the series Tues
day, punching long hits when men
were on bases Hyatts first triple
came in the opening inning with
the bags loaded. Mayors batting
and throwing featured the Minneap-
oils play Outfeider Bob Murphy.
who joined the home team played
his first game. Score
Toledo ....30O 032 010-q. Ia ..
Minneapolis 900 121 01O-5. IA: o.
Middleton and Murphy. Hovlik.
Whitehouse, Robertson and Mayer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
ARREST QUARTET.

Nv IUIIcU IINNs
MUNCIE, Ind May IA full
quartet" was arrested here last
night City Judge William a Nc
Clellan said ST. and costs Hostel
ters Bitters" cost them p days IN
Jail they said. in denying 20 the
court that wood alcohol would make
them blind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
Indiana " dIiOpS Kentucky
State I've Baseball Game

BY Associated Press
FLOOMINGTON. Ind May IL
IrIaua defeated Kentucky state in
baseball game PLAYED on Wet
diamond here Tuesday Is 90 B..
Score.
Kentucky .1O1 600 O30- g. Q. 10.
Indiana COS 500 71N-14: Il; 8.
Grubbs. Slomer. Mcclure and He
Der. Walker and Rauschenbash.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
Columbus Takes Measure
of Saints in Close Game

Bv Associated Press
ST PAUL. Mimi May 1t-Colum-
hus won the first game of the series
Tuesday from ST Paul o 10 D. scor-
J OF it's runs after the Saints
UId made their scores. Barger was
init harder than Hall hut was eff
fective when hits meant runs. Score
Columbus .-. 600 101 l0O-3, :: O..
St Paul .O2O 600 coo p: s .
8arger and Hartley; Hall and
HargrOVe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
PASSES SEVEN MEN:
ALLOWS THREE HITS
Rv Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May H.
Kinney gave seven bases on balls
Tuesday but held 81. Louis 20 three
hts. Philadelphia winning its first
game with the invading western
teams 70 0. Hitting by WEIGH
and Griffin featured Poor bas
running by Sisler i'm the ninth killed
the visitors rally Kinney punching
three or his passes i'm this inning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
One BALL GOES
into BLEACHERS
OF RIGHT FIELD
Second Time in History Of
Ball Park That Batter
Has Hit So Far.

NEW YORK. May II. ~ Ruth's
spectacular hitting featured New
forks 20 victory over Chicago
here today. In four times up. Ruth
hit two home runs a triple and drew
a base on balls. One Of Ruth S
home runs went into the right field
bleachers. IL being only the second
ball hit into this bleaCher in the
history OF the Lresent stand. Ruth s
batting accounted for five Of New
Yorks six runs The other resulted
from Peckinpaugh home run.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
BRAVES WIN EIGHTH
CONSECUTIVE CANE
BY Associated Press

ST LOUIS. Mo. May Boston
defeated 81 Louis 10 in the
opening game OF the series here on
Tuesday by punching four hits with
two bases on balls in the first in
ming for three runs. IL was BOs-
tons eighth consecutive victory ST.
Louis was ineffective against Fill
lingim after the first inning when
two bases on balls and single IrO-
lupaG fu-o RIMS Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
TREMAINE REATs MOORE.

kN AHsoflattN IIFe-
CLEVELAND. O.. May 11.-Carl
Tremaine % Cleveland. won the
newspaper decision over Pal Moore
% Memphis. IN closely contested
ten round bout here Tuesday night
The men weighed under lis pounds
AZ three o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
Ernie koOb HurlS No Hit
Came against Kansas City

KANSAS CITY. Mo. May Il. -
Kansas City failed 10 hit or score
against Louisville i'm the first game
Of the series here Tuesday and the
visitors took the contest 10 o.
The game was marked by clean. bril-
liant fielding on both sides. Score
Louisville $3.50. 600 010 02O-4 :. o.
Kansas City 600 600 600: g: O.
Koob and Meyer: Woodward and
Brock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12

stolen DaSe-MaranNllle. Sacrl-
fces-Pick. HOlke. McHenry Glenn
ons. Errors-Powel, McHenry.
Left on bases-Boston s. St. Louis
Il. Bases on balls-Off Fillingim
-. off Jacobs 5. Hits-Of Jacobs.
6 in s innings; off Sherdel none in
I inning. Struck out-By Fillingim
.. by Jacobs 1. by Sherdel /. Losing
pitcher-Jacobs Umpires-Rigle
and Moran. Time. 2:O5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
TotaIs - s u Fl l
xBatted FOR Mcclellan In 50
xxBatted for Kerr in 9Th.
Score By innings

Chicago ...... OO1 $50 O1O-5
Ne,v oYrk - 2O2 O2O 0Gx-G
Two-hase hits-Pratt Three
base hft-Ruth. Home runs-Ruth
2. Peckinpaugh. FelsCh stolen
base-Jourdan Sacrifice-E. Col
Inns. Errors-Schalk, Mays. Double
plays-Weaver r. Collins and Jour
dan: McMullin and Jourdan. Kerr.
SchaIk and JOurdan. Lett on bases
New York Z, Chicago 8. Bases on
balls-Of Mays 4. off Wilkinson 2.
of Kerr 2 Hits-On Wilkinson. 5
in 4 innings (none out in 5th), off
Kerr. 8 In innings. Struck out
BY Mays ?. by Kerr ]. Umpires
Chill and Owens. Losing pitcher
wilkinson Time. 1855.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
DELEGATES GET PACT.

HN U.IEU I ItNe
PARIS. May 1.-THE treaty of
peace with Turkey was handed 70
the Ottoman delegates in the Clock
room OF the French foreign office
at p. m. today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
TIGERS MAKE NINTH
INNING RALLY; YIN
By Associated Press
~ aCfuUuN~rs

WASHINGTON. May 1l-Three
hits and a passed batter Melted De
troit three runs in the ninth inning
and the OLening game of the series
AT washington Tuesday. The score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
THE WORLD O. SPORTS
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
NEW YORK. May 1.-THE rae
ing yacht Nanitie. candidate for the
honor of defending the Americas
cup against the British challenger.
Shamrock ", had her first real
workout since 1914 on Long Island
sound Tuesday. she sailed from
City Island TO Glencove, Long Island
and return
Under a brisk northwest breeze
the craft, with new racing sails. was
handled by the same crew that will
man her in the practice races against
the ResOlute off New Haven, next
week.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. May IL
Ernie Koob, Louisville's left handed
pitcher. hurled the first no-hit. no.
run game Of the season Tuesday
against the Kansas City American
association team. He allowed tive
Lasscs but never was in danger Of
being scored on during the nine in
nings. Only one opponent reached
second base. Two Kansas City play
ers were struck out and one batter
was hit by pitched ball. Koob
received excellent support from his
team mates. He made q hit and
scored one of Louisville's five runs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12

Totals ......3S

TWO-DaSe nItS-UduUt NIUII'
Three-base hits-Duncan, Burns,
Young 3, Kelly. stolen bases
Neale ,, Wingo. Sacrifices-Rath,
Daubert. Fletcher. Double plays
\eale TO Kopf TO Daubert; Rath to
Kopf TO Daubert. Left on bases
New York 4, Cincinnati g. Bases
ON balls-On Eler 1, off Barnes l.
off Winters !. Hits-Off Barnes,
i'm 21-3 innings: off Douglas, in
. "a innings: off Winters. 2 in in
uines. Struck out-By Eller 4, by
Douglas !, by Winters J. Losing
pitcher Barnes 80 errors. I'M
pires -Quigley and Emslie. Time,
1871.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
League Standing
American LrnEne.
National League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.
-. Louis, o; Philadelphia. 3.
Cleveland Boston trainl
Detroit, . Washington 8
Chicago. 8 New York. q
National League.
Boston. , st Louis, =
Brooklyn Chicago irainl
New York. ! Cincinnati. q
Philadelphia Pittsburg lrainl.
American Association.
indianapolis Milwaukee lrainb.
Columbus. .; 81. Paul, >
Louisville. Z Kansas City. o.
Toledo, 9; Minneapolis, >.
International League.
Toronto, IL; Syracuse >.
Other games postponed. wet grounds
Southern Association.
Atlanta. o Little Rock. >
New Orleans, :; Chattanooga,
Nashville, 3 Birmingham. /.
Mobile Memphis (wet grounds.
Three-Rye League.
Evansville, Z; Z; l. Rock Island, 4
]: g.
Bloomington, .; >; l. Moline. Q; 10, o
Terre Haute Cedar Rapids (rain'.
Peoria Rockford (rain)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12

ODU. NIUIDU nINU-"Itu N1NII-
fces-Neach Bush. Charity Er-
shannon. SchaCht. Left ON
bases Detroit s, Washington s.
Passes on baIls-On Sehacht q off
Boland o. of Alien . Hits-Ou
Boland. iu - innings off Glasler.
none i'm { inning. off Alien. i'm 4
innings. Oft Oldham i'm = innings
struck out-Bv SchaCht g. by Alien
Winning pitcher Glaisier. I'm
pircs-Evaus and Hiidebrand Time.
2.I5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12

Welch. Burns Three-bas' hits
Griffin Stolen bases-Sisler. Dykes
Burns %. Thomas -Soth-
ORION. Gedeou. Thomas. Perkins
Double plays Thomas Dykes and
Griffin. WEIGH. Galloway and
Thomas Left ON bases-St. Louis
8. Philadelphia IS. Bases on balls
or Sothorou %. off Kinney -. Hits
eft Sothoron. i'm Z innings: off
Burweu I I'm I inning Struck out
BY SothOrOn o 10y Kim. " .. Los
ing pitcher Sothoron Tmpires-
Connolly and Moriarity. 10 errors.
Time. 1897
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12
GAMES TO-DAY.

:
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland ut Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
National League.
Boston at St Louis.
Brooklyn az Chicago
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12

{ additional sport on Page Tenn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-12

ERatt,G for Gerber i'm II.
N,t&.l,es for Sothoron iu Nth
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
BOLSEVIKAI BOMBAR-
DUOJA KIJEVA.
Jie apsikase rytuose nuo Dnie-
pro.

VarSava, geg. II. - Naka-
riniam up6s Dniepro Some, nuo
Kijevo ligi up6s Beresina, ne
belike nei vieno bolSevikQ ka-
reivio, sakoma praneSime IS
karGs fronto.
Bolsevikai ivairiose vietose
rytiniam upGs Some apsikas6.
Bet lenkai sakosi jie kontro-
liuoja upe If turi dar ten ka-
res laivyn6li, pirmiau. veikusl
,up6je Pripet.
BolSevikai pas6lusiai bonn
barduoja apleista Kijeva.
Griaunami Svarbiausieji val,
diSki namai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
BoISevikai Taisosi prizes Lenkus
Ukrainoje
BOLsEVIKAI RUOSIASI
PRIZES LENKUS.
Nezinia ka gall atnesti arti-
miausios dienos.

Varsava, geg. 10 (RaSo angl.
laikr. korespondentas). Vie
tos talkininkq misijos gavo
ziniQ, jog Rusijos bolSevikai
Su didziausia paskuba IS kitQ
savo frontQ siunGia Skaitlingq
kariuOmene Ukrainon.
Be to sugabena sunkiQjQ az
tilerijq. Ukrainon vaziuoia
$arvuoti traukiniai, vezama
daugyb6 SarvuotQ autOmobl-
liQ.
ArtimiausioS dienO>, matyt,
ten atneS kQ toxic nepapraSto.
Alatyt, Ukrainos fronte prasl-
dGS ziaurieji susir6mimai. Mes
lenku puolimo pradzioje boise
vikai ten tur6jo nedang ka-
,iuomen6S.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
Krupavycius, krikScioniQ
demokratQ prezidentas.
Vailokaitis, Katalikq Vie
nybts Centre pirm.

Drauge paduodame if ang-
liSkQ originala su klaidomis,
padarytomis pri6mimo vietoje:
Kowno May II. Received
May 11-20 $50 A. NJ.
Bucys 1900 West +6 st Chgo.
Constituent Assembly COM
posed ChriStiandemocrats fl
ftynine Valstieciu sajunga
twenty Socialdemocrate thir-
teen Socialists populists nine
Jews six Poles three Germans
on Socialists revolutionists
populists one Kaupas elected.
KrupaviGius President
Christiandemoerats
Vailokaitis President
Catholic Activity Center.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
PLEsIKU IsGUDREJIMAs.
Ateto slubuodamas, isejo kaip
pakaustytas.

Philadelphia, Pa, gegi r.
Policija paiesko guldraus plesi-
ko-sukciaus, kurs pagrobe
$4,000 vert&s lvairiQ JUBILEE
riniQ dailltQ If prazuvo.
Ana diena vieSbutin Belle
vue Stratford buvo at6jes ant
dviejq krukiu pasiremdamas
kazkoks sergantis. Uzsisak6
tjis kambari. VieSbucio lInygo-
je iraSt jis: "Charles Du Bol-
Sc il moteris, Bridgeton, n.
j." PareiSk6, kad jo moteris
atkeliaujanti pirmuoju trau-
kiniu.
Keli vieSbuGio tarnai jam
pagelb6jo nueiti paskirtan
kambariu.
Kick palaukus mieste paskly-
do zinia, kad Bailey, Banks &
Biddle firma pasigenda savo
iStikimo pasiunt6jo. Tasai is6-
.io su $4,000 vertGs ivairiQ
brangiu daiktu Bellevue
Stratford vieSbuti if pragaiso.
Imta teirauties vieSbutyj.
Pagaliaus slubuoGio "Du Boi-
Sc" kambaryj atrastas prize
kres6s pribraklintas firmos pa
siunt6jaS. Pats "Du Boise
tuo metuSu brangiais daiktais
kazkur buvo atsidures.
Pasiuntdjas paaiskino, kad
kuomet iis inejes ksmharin,
tuojaus j jo krutine buvo at
remtas revolveris. Tur6jes pa
Siduoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
TURKU SULTAN0 sESERE
MAS PEREJO REVO-
LIUCIJ0N.
1skeliavo Anatolijon pas
nacijonalistus.

Konstantinopolis, geg. II. :
Turku princas Fuad, sultano
seserenas, IL keturioliktas is
Giles galimas sosto ipddinis,
: >prudo Anatolijon, palikda-
mas paiSeliu parasyta kortele
<cEanciO turinio:
"Pasilik sveikas dabarciai.
Vcikiai gausi nuo names II
niQ.'
Tie zodziai buvo nukreipti
sultana.
Princas mokslus 6jo Vokieti-
joj il tenai prigulejo uzarQ
gvardijai. Jisai buvo vienati-
mis- asmuo is turkQ sultano ma
miskiQ, kurs vadovavo .urkn
kariuomenei Tripolitanij9j
1912 metals. Tenai jis su ara
bais daug nesmagumQ atliko
Italians.
Konstantinopolyj jis buvo
a1timas amerikonams. Daug
lis amerikonq visais laikais
tur6jo prieiga jo rumuose.
Del jo demokratiniQ paziu,
~ turkq vyriausybe bijojo.
kad kartais jis nebutQ apsauk-
tas sultanu.
Dabar jis tarnaus nacljon
listams. Vadinasi, nekaria i.
prizes sultana, bet prizes talkl-
ninkus.