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OBITUARIES.
LIEUr.-coL. +. w. RALsToN.

Word of the death OF Lieut.-Col. Fran
els W. R-lston of the Coast Guard Ar
tillery Corps. az Charleston, S. G., on
Thursday, was received here yesterday.
Iieut.-Col Ralston had served in the
regular army twenty-one years. and was
Acknowledgement OF the Forty-second
(Rainbow) Division. Later during over
seas service he was attached TO General
Headquarters. a. T.. +. He was SO
years old and leaves a widow and n
son. Louis Of this city The funeral
will be held from his home In Phila-
delDhia.
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sa.-no FOR ANDRE PORTRAIT.

CHICAGO. oct S.--A shoe worn by the
horse Of Gen. Phil Sheridan brought IS
when part Of the collection OF relics
gathered by the late Charles f. Gunther
was sold at auction here to-day.
More than zoo paintings were sold. a
portrait Of Major Andre, painted In lfsO
BY Sir Thomas Lawrence, was sold TO the
American Art Gallery of New York for
a. 75O The Betrayal Of Nathan Hale"
by ]. b. White. brought $4,000.
Small portraits in oil Of Daniel Web
ster LAFAYETTE and other personages Of
history brought only S. to $40. a por-
trait of Prince Bismarck sold for sl2. a
portrait OF benjamin Franklin by Gilbert
Stuart brought $3.50.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Accompanied by her father. Capt
Edmund Kemble, Miss Helen Kemble OF
115 Fast Lincoln avenue. Mount Vernon.
sailed last Saturday on board the Phila-
deIphiaL for France where her marriage
to Mr.. George Whelan. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John i. Whelan. also Of Mount
Vernon, Is TO take place this month. Mr.
Whehn has been in business In France
for a year. He Is an alumnus OF Cor
nell and served IN France during the
war. He will take his bride TO Greece,
where the couple VIII live for year.
Mr.. David Obermeyer gave a dinner
last night in his home at 657 Madison
avenue for Max Rosen. violinlst and
Frederick Parsons There were fifteen
guests
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Doubt Cast on Letter.

According 20 Mr. Van Dorou Consuelo
Carraras sought 20 establish her claim
rarity by presenting IN evidence letter
alleged TO have been written by the aged
Mexican The letter was addressed 10
Mrs. Miller. the writer. at Long Beach
Cal II reads:
VERY ESTEEMED MADAM: I desire TO
announce 90 you my marriage in the
second week OF April with the senorita
Of whom have spoken 90 sou before
the Senorlta Consuelo Carraras. When
you and your charming daughter some
to New York hope 20 have the pleasure
OF presenting her 20 you She IS girl
OF high education. which she received IN
ono Of those fine Institutions "a convent
I am sure that she Will please Afeq-
tionately. RAFAEL AnocESA.'
This Is the exhibit which Tho referee
says is a forgery. In referring 20 u. he
states:
81 find It my duty 10 bring 20 The at
tcntion Of the court as showing The
commission Of q crime by some person
20 manufacture evidence for The purpose
OF being introduced in this case On sup
port OF the contention ~ the claimant.
that the exhibit is q forgery and in my
opinion II was forged FOR The purpose
OF this case"
II Is alleged further that the letter
was written on n typewriter iu tho o.
flee OF tho Community Motion Picture
Company. IN which Mrs Miller ne ad-
dressee. was an employee no ono tlmo
Mrs. Millcr's testimony ig discrcd rod Boo
the report. az Is that ~ peuc The falcs-
man, and others who spoke Oh support
o. the Carraras claim.
Mr. Van Doren'a report viii 80 before
Surrogate COhalan Tor approval
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MIDDLEBURY MAN HoN0RED.
Franre Awards Chevaiicr's Cross
90 Prof. de Nisme.

MiDnLEEURY. Vt. oct S.-fIenri y.
Williamson dc Nlsme professor OF
French NJ Mlcdiebury College. to-day re-
ceivcd the Cross OF a Cheyalier Of the
Legion ~ Honor as "a mark of recogni-
ti0n by the French Government of ms
signal services IN the advancement OF
French education"
Pref DE- Nisnie. the son OF local
cattle dealer. was born and educated
here. WAS an instructor at Princeton and
the University ~ Chicago. and IN 1912
founded school Tor Americans In
France Later be directed the summer
school in French history and language
al Middlebury College. became perma-
ncnt director ~ SIS French department
and founded here recently the FIRST school
ir THE country for the training Of pros
pectiye teachers ~ French.
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College, $1,000; American Board OF
Commissioners for Foreign Missiono'
Congregational Home Missionary So
cicty. New York City Hampton Insu-'
tute. Tuskegee Institute, Perkins Insti-
tute. Boston. and Mount Holyoke Col-
lego. SO. 900 each Wlllston Seminar
Wilbraham Academy and the Fruit an l.
Flower Mission New York city. S5,o01'
each
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PEGGY MARSH LOSES.

SPRrNoFIE1D. Ill. oct. s.-The appeal
~ Peggy Marsh, London music hall
dancer. from n decision of A. Cook
County Court denying her sons claim
20 n share IN the Marshal Field estate
was refused by the Supreme Court here
to-day on the ground that the twenty
days limit for appealing had passed
The son ls alleged 10 he the child of
Henry Field.
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THEIR ENGAGEMENT BROKEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Garter ~ Balti-
moro have informed friends In this city
that the engagement 81 Miss Eleanor
G. u. Carter. their daughter. TO Mr.
John Vernon Bowler 81 81 View York
has been broken by mutual consent
The wedding was 20 have taken place
next month IN Baltimore. Mr. Bowler
4, a son % Mr.. and Mrs John "
Houyier. Jr.. 81 a47 Firth avenue.
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JAMES II. JOHNSTON.

PirrsBuRG. oct. S.--1amcs r. John
ston. aged 63, Observation-Disclosures OF the
National Association Of Window Glass
Manufacturers and one of the leading
window glass men OF the country. died
to-day AT his home here Mr. Johnston
was president of the Johnston Broker
age Company OF Plttsburg and the
Johnston Glass Company of Hartford
CITY Ind
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,rns. coRxELIA Is. MCCOY.

Mrs Cornelia Beach Mccoy. mother
OF Walter / Mccoy. Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court Of the District OF Coluni I.
bia, died yesterday In the home of her
grandson, James w Mccoy. 405 Lincoln
avenue, Orange. y. J. She was born ar
Beach Glen. y. j., ninety years ago
the daughter of Chnlion Beach and Jane
De Camp Beach Besides her son Walter
she leaves two other sons. Perry b. and
Henry J. MCCOY. She lived for many
years Ia Troy
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

.
dinner and dance last night at the
Rockaway Hunting Club for Miss Kath-
airline Delano Porter, their daughter, and
Mr.. Robert Lyon Hamill OF Chicago. her
fiance, who will be married to-day In
Trinity Church. Hewlett. L. L. Mr. and
Mrs, Frederic D. Philips will give
luncheon just before the ceremony for
the bridal party in Grayhouse, her coun-
try home in Lawrence. The wedding
reception will be in Lauderdale, the home
of the brides parents in Lawrence.
Dinners were given last night by Mrs.
Henry Devereux Wilton. DR.. and Mrs
Edmund lie Roy Dow and Messrs. }.
Low Hartman and Charles Russell Au-
chincloss at the Plaza. Mrs. William
fftz Hugh Whitehouse. Mr.. and Mrs
Philip A. S. Franklin and Mr.. and Mrs.
EDGAR j. Marston are stopping at that
hotel
In st. Andrews Church. Brewster.
~ ". this afternoon Miss Constance
Quinby, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Quinby, will be married to, Lieut..
Lowell Cooper. U. 5. y. The reception
will be at Kishawana Farm, the country
place of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Peabody have ar
rived at the st. Regis from Canada and
will go soon to Santa Barbara, Cal.
Miss Helen c. Prick has come from
Pride's Crossing. Mass. to that hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Regis Henri Post, Jr.,
are being congratulated on the birth OF
a daughter yesterday in the Tarrytown
Hospital. Mrs. Post is n daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Merwin Shrady.
Mrs. Burke Roche, who arrived from
Europe last Sunday after passing the
summer abroad, has gone to Newburgh
N Y, to be guest of her sister, Mrs.
Lucy Work Hewitt.
Mrs Harry Hays Morgan, wife OF the
Consul General of the United States at
Brussels. and the Misses Gloria and
Thelma Morgan sailed from Antwerp Tor
New York on September 25.
AIR and Mrs. Lawrence Phillips are
receiving congratulations upon the blrth
of daughter last Monday in this city.
Mrs. Phillips was Miss Marion Ii. Perry
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Barnum Seeley
have come from Ingleside, their country
place in bridgeport. to the Blltmore
Hotel.
Mr. William II. Vanderbilt who has
been at the Ritz-Carlton since returning
from South America, started yesterday
for Phoenix. Ariz.
Miss Lucy Aldrich has come from
Warwick. r. L., and is a guest of her
sister. Mrs. John ID. Rockefeller. Jr, at
her home, 10 West Fifty fourth street
Mr.. Rockefeller will return to New York
next week from trip to Canada.
Mr.. Charles H. Sabin. Jr., who has
been with his mother. Mrs. Dexter Blay-
den, has started for school in Arizona.
Mr.. Francis r Hitchcock will occupy
an apartment at 800 Park avenue when
he returns from Aiken, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Colgate have taken
an apartment ut 116 East Fifty-third
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Nixon are passing
a few days at Atlantic City. n. ].
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt will sail
to-day for France.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blackstone Tay-
Tor are stopping at the ST. Regis.
Mrs. William L. Hardness has gone to
Cleveland, Ohio.
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MISS r,uru BALDWIN TO WED,

Announcement has been made by Nj
aid Mrs stephen a. baldwin ot -
Tefnarn street. nrookiyn. ana mo
Farm. Shelter island. ~ the engage
nent 81 fheir daughter Miss vain
Baldwin. fo Lieut. Hush hamiin cum
r.w Aviation Corps. "a :. ~. son o.
M ara Mr~ a. y Cuthrell ~ Winston
salem. 81 g. The wedding D. 20 take
place in November bu' VIII DO simple
hecause Of the ulness ~ Mrs cuthrcn.
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SUE BOSTON ORCHESTRA.
Three Musicians Ask sac. 900 for
Alleged Broken Contract.

Special Despatch % rur HrnNn
BosToN, oct S.--The Boston sym
phony Orchestra is sued In three $4,000
suits entered 90 tho suffolk Superior
Court by three former players who seek
damages for alleged breach ~ their con-
tracts. They arc Rudolph Nagel violon-
cello: Gustav = Helm trumpet. and
Fortunate Sordllo. trombone.
They say that they were engaged for
the seasons 1890 20 io21-22 inclusive
but were dismissed on March 3 last
Nagel and sordillo say their pay under
tho contracts was $50 q week each. and
Helm says his pay was Ss5.72 a week
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PLANS FOR FAYoLLE DINNER.

The committee in charge Of the public
dinner to Gen. Fayolle OF the Waldorf
next Monday night. at which James NJ
ReclS and Or. Henry Van Dyke viii
speak. announces that members OF the
A. F.. f., including women. cited during
services abroad, who desire 70 attend
may subscribe for the dinner or obtain
hoy seats by applying 20 the dinner
committee. OF which Joseph H. Choate
is chairman.
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THOMAS KANE.

Thomas Kane. who has been decision
clerk OF the Appellate Division OF the
Supreme Court since 1895 died sudden
iv on Thursday OF pneumonia. He
leaves his wife Anna y. Kane. and
two children.
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Mns. A. O. cHoATE.s crEsT.

Mrs. Arthur Osgood Choate gave n
dinner AT the Woman's City Club last
evening for Miss Margaret Prior. an
English Girl Scout guide who has been
in Boston for several months az tho
guest Of Mrs James J. Storrow. Miss
prior sails to-day for Southampton.
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wASHING TOS.

Miss Mary S. Donaldson, who will be
one Of the bridesmaids at the marriage
to-day of Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury TO
Mr.. Donald Harrison Mcknew, had a
luncheon yesterday for the bridal party
Last night Miss Kingsbury's parents,
Col and Mrs. Henry p. Kingsbury, en-
tertaineJ the wedding party at dinner
Miss Nathalie slocum of New York is
visiting Col. and Mrs Klngsbury.
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IN ME MORIAM

sctu.Oss. Joseph tf. schloss. July a. 1875.
~ Tours. France, beloved son OF Nettieln
.,f rtHarh sehi1ss. Memorial services
.-I futrrrnout Sunday. october 10. J.. NJ .in
wninlouIdIy4 Cemetery, Cypress Hills.
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LOST-Liboral reward. no questions asked.
for return Of green gold mans watch. lost
on Gth av. IL train or station between 33d
hers with gold chain and gold pencil at
tnched monogram ~ w. NJ H. ". MEYER.
ISL w 3oth care Media Waist Go.
IOsT-scOO reward and no questions asked
f,r the return OF diamond and ruby pear
shaped pendant. broken from chain. lost
O~fobpr between 43 r.. 18th ST. or JOth IT,
and 9th nv. either on fhc bus or street
r. " CATTLE & CO.. ESQ 81 av.. n. Y q
r.OsT-T.ockct between 3i'h and 4Gth sts.
vicinity of 9Th Nv. large gold old fashioned
lockct old picture % man. child. collie dog
suitable rev nrd. -. James Hotel lU3 w.
FTfh. suite l@4.
lost wednesday afternoon. October g. in
taNi street ar stores, between 4.d and 23d
Ste "a .o Tth avs diamond platinum. flex-
.hIa bracelet. Liberal reward Mrs. KAYE.
Vanderbilt iiotca
f.0gr -Eii,tr vanity raHo GOLD initials. Ia
dies room cafe boulevard, October Z.
Commandment stlfu a. Won ESSEN. sGJ lith
IN. astoria. D rcwarl.
LOST ghopping plated gold football on
bracelet marked "H " iu blue and &C. s.
Norrnt Return 90 Mrs. HENDERSON,
300 w ef'h reward
rn-r NouHnt morning. subway, silver mock
chain pendant ae' win turquoise matrlx
rfunts. autahIe reward. Phone Mornnsside
aie
R.fr.sfst NIre black French enamel BIN
~ n tH fInr .n. Reward. ATWELL. H0-
f. rr.u.etr M tfh
rs,4r u.-t rUan.e. fraternity pin square.
a.lImr.# rH rurrHr rnIN Greek letters Re-
enr# so ffNf fifNnN. Naworth. N, y.
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Mrs Van Santyoord Merle-Smith. We
Of the Third Assistant Secretary Of
state. has Joined Mr.. Merle-Smith IN
Washington after spending the summer
az oyster Bay. l.. ].
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Tho Ambassador OF Great Britain and
Lady Gcddes gave reception at the
embassy last ntxht for the British dele
gates 90 the World Brotherhood Con-
ference. which cunvenes to-day.
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Miss Margaret Harding, daughter Of
Mr. W A.. O. Harding OF the Federal Re-
serve Board. who has been visiting Miss
Olyvc Graef al Hot Springs, returned
90 Washington yesterday.
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Miss Anne Gordon. daughter of Mrs.
George Barnett who arrived in Wash
ington TO attend the marriage OF Miss
Jane McIlhenny and Lieut.. Clifton y.
Gates. L. $ VI. c.. has returned to Wake
neld Manor. Va, 90 Join her mother.
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Mrs Wilbur J. Carr, wife OF the as
sistant 20 tho Secretary ~ State. and
hsr mother. Mrs. lara Koon. have re-
turned from Atlantic city
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TIE retiring Ambassador Of Italy.
nRron Romano Avezzana. will start for
New York. to-day % Join Baroness
tomauon ana Miss Yolande Romano
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Nisa Marjorie Brown. daughter OF Mr.
and AirH Edward r Brown. has started
Ger New York. Ter stay ~ several
wccils
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Ieweiry.

LOST-A bar pin about inches long: large
sapphire IN centre. graduated diamond on
each side OF sapphire lost In neighborhoOd
OF pelmonicos Globe Theatre and Mont
rnarte: liberal reward. Phone Plaza 1872 any
morning before l..
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Amazed the Plaza Hotel.

where SLe IS known as flloHlend CoA
tina.
Amazed the Plaza Hotel.
IL was in 1914 that Arocena came
here an exile we'll provided with money
and credit He established himself at
the Plaza Hotel where he came to be
known as a very wealthy Mexican.
Presently Consuelo Carraras was intro
Guced 10 him. He met her first in the
office OF friend, where she was en-
poyed as 4 clerk. At the time the
young woman was boarding with
family In The Bronx.
Not long after meeting Arocena Con-
suelo Carraras, 1t is stated In the re-
port, was installed in luxury in an
apartment at 100 Central Park West.
The lease expired and Arocena then took
her to live with him at the hotel, intro
ducing her as his wife.
With a life as clerk living in the
Bronx less than year behind her, Con-
suelo, it IS explained in Mr.. Van Dorens
report. soon was the possessor Of jew
elry the sight of which caused much
comment even in the lobby Of the Plaza.
where display Of beautiful and costly
jewelry is nothing unusual
The young woman was the owner of
Just $4,000 worth of trinkets of va
Paul Pene, salesman for Cattle 6 Co.
Fifth avenue jewelers., who sold Aro-
cena the articles.
ProdiGaI in His Gifts.
As listed in Mr.. Van Doren's report
the collection OF jewelry that made the
Plaza lobby SIT up and gasp included
$4,000 wrist watch. a $4,000 diamond
t~acelet. $500 pair of diamond car
rings. n $4,000 ruby scarf pin, n $500
diamond and ruby ring, gold hand bag
worth S2.650, a diamond ring worth
$4,000 a diamond bar pin worth $1,000.
a scarf pin set with emeralds and worth
$4,000 and a pearl scarf pin that cost
$4,000 In addition there was vanity
case for which Arocena paid s402, a
cigarette holder worth $50, a guard ring
worth $3.50 and a plain gold band ring
that was purchased for 81. This was
the cheapest thing he gave her.
In testifying concerning the diamond
and ruby ring which cost him $4,000, Aro-
cena. the salesman SAID displayed much
pleasure over its purchase. commenting
on It's shape and saying It reminded him
OF two hearts beating as one
In support Of the Carraras woman's
claim. there appeared before Mr.. Van
Doren n number of employees of the
Plaza, aS We'll as persons VINO Knew lllt
young woman, 10 say that Arocena had
appeared ard introduced himself and
Consuelo as man and wife. The list OF
witnesses included hotel manicurists and
telephone operators as well as Mrs.
Myra Kingman Miller. writer and lee
turer.
The report calls attention to Arocena's
Ilfc before he came to New York 70
escape capture by Mexican factions that
y ere not friendly with him. 1t mentions
in detail his affairs with other women,
raining some Of them and stating spe-
officially that he had two children by a
common Law wife in Mexico City. These
are the children, Il Is stated who were
acknowledged by Arocena in compliance
v TN the Mexican law. The children are
the heirs TO the estate. according 70 the
rppOrt
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NJ and MrA A. M noilingor OF New
vork are ruesie ~ Secretary OF Agricui-
fbrr and Mra Meredith
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LARK. frederick T., Of Enlcott place.
West Ncw Brighton. $. T.. on october 49,
1920. Services Saturday. . T. NJ. Church
nt Ascension, Richmond terrace. West
Now Erl.Llnn s
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,OBRY.--Lleut.- Commander a. s. ~. Will,
lam Merrill. Jr.. at Hartford. Conn.
"a October = 1920 Funeral services q :
p. NJ. Saturday. ST. Thomos's Church.
a,!d 81. and 9th ay rn
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bREWSrER.--On October = 1890. ~ Denver
Col, James H. Brewster, son Of the late
Rev. Joseph Brewster 81 New Haven,-
Conn, Do ne Goth year 81 his age. New
Haven papers please copy.
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Pier. Henry. beloved husband OF LnurR
Fawcett d. Coppet, Ia his 18th year.
Funeral private. ..-A
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o., on Thursday, october "
a. her residence, ~ East 13d 81. Funeral 4
services AZ the Presbyterian Home. ~
East 7Sd st.. Saturday afternoon, az =,
o'clock, October g.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-05
SUIMTAS zMOGzUD|S,

Pagaliaus valstijinio proku-
roro Hoyne detektivai vakal
pavakareje sueme zmogzudl
Gene Geary il pristate j ka-
lehman.
Jis atrastas beguls loyoje
Patrick j. Griffin namuose po
mum. 436 West ~ place. Te-
nai jis esas iSbuves nuo pra-
.eito sestadienio.
Pats P. J. Griffin yra irgi
truksmadaris, turis platQ po-
licijini rekorda, buves net Il
kalejime.
Gene Geary su savimi ture-
jes du revolveriu. Bet nesus-
pejes anu pavartoti prizes de
tektivus. Namai buvo apsuptl
staiga il keli detektivai aki-
mirkoj atsidure Sale snaudan-
clio Sii lovoje piktadario. uvo
jis pazadintas If lieptl- Jam
kuoveikiaus apsiredyti.
zmogzudis pakirstas nuc
svaigalq. Kalejime jis tuojaus
buvo pareikalaves degtines
Suprantama, jam neduota.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-05
PERSIJOS SACHAS EINA
PRIZES ANGLIA.
Lenino atsiliepimas j musul-
manuS.
Konstantinopolis, birz. 4.

Konstantinopolis, birz. 4.
Visuose artimuose Rytuose ma
cijonalistinis bruzd6jimas ap-
ina visus kraStus., Nacijona-
listinis veikimas pirmiausia
uzsimezge TQrkijoj. Is ten da-
bar jis plinta po visus kras-
tus Mazosios Azijos.
Svarbus daiktas tas, kad ar
timq rytp nacijonalistai tur-
kai If kit linksta prize boise
vikizmo. Mat, Siandie Rusi-
JOS bolSevikizmas yra pilnoje
savo galyb6je, tad prize ano il
glaudziamasi. Nes Rusijos Dol
Sevikai zada laiminga buyl VI
SONS tautoms IL visoms sa-
Inns.
Mazosios Azijos taptos IL
atskirios zmoniq gentys Euro
pos vieSpatijQ skriaudziamos
il iSnaudojamos. Kad isslsuk-
Ii nuo to vargo, jos priima Ru-
sijos bolSevikQ pagelba il pa
CLOS nejuciomis bolsevikeja.
Gauta ziniQ, jog il Persijole
'pakiles nacijonalistq bruzde-
jimas, atkreipiamas prizes tai
kininkus, ypac prizes Anglia
Sakoma, prize to judejimo prl-
sidejes If patsai Persijos sach-
as. Jei tiesa, tai If tasai ina
darbuoties prizes talklninkus.
Lenino atsiliepimas i musul-
manus.
Turkq nacijonalistQ sosHne-
ie Angora indorsuotas sekan-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-05
BOLSEyIKAI PRANESA A
PIE SAVO LAIMEJIMUS.
Sake. visu frontu jie eina
pirmyn.

LOndonas, biz. +. - Boise
vikQ oficijaliS prane$imaS Is
birzelio 3 dienos tokSai:
"MolodeGno ruozte mes pa
sivarlme pirmyn Iigi gelezln,
kelio. PictrytuoSc nuo Mozl-
IiauS. arti upiS BerezinoS,
intako~, mu$iai Seka be paSek-
miQ abiem pu>lm.
"BieIaja Cerkov apylinktSe
po ziaurauS music mes priest
ninkQ atbloSktm ligi pat mics
tplio.
'.SvcncioniQ Some po atka
klaus music NUNS teko kele-
tas sodzlQ.
"Krivici apylink&se prie$i,
ninkas irgi ivejktas il uzim-
ia keli sodziai.
"Vapniarka apylink6se mu
Siai seka iSilgai gelezinkello.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-05
GOMPERs Prizes senate
KoMITETA sUMANYMUs.
Tas komitetas siundo S. V.
prizes Meksika.

Washington, birz. 5. = Sc
nato komitetas, kurs tyrinejc
Meksikos padeti ir tos Sales
atsineSima ! Suv. Nalstiias,
paskelb6 save tyrin6jimQ Ia
porta.
KomitetaS pasiQlo Suv.
Valstijoms pasiQsti Meksikon
.policijines sp6kas il tomls
spakomis palaikyti ten reika-
linga tvarkq taip ilgai, kol ne
bus pravesta nau1a Saliai kon-
stitucija, kuri uztikrintQ tvar.
ka. !
Suprantama, Suv. ValstijQ
policijin6s sp6kos Meksikoje
tur9tQ but paremtos armijos
ir kar6s laivyno.
Ia pasiqlyma Am. Darbc
Federacijos prezidentas Com
pers pavadina prusiSkuoju ~
giu. Mes toksai zygis tarrc a
biejQ saliu pakeltp kare'
Meksikos gyventojai neprisi-
imtQ toxic paniekinimo.
Taip negali but, sake Com
pers. Ir tie komiteto pasiQly-
mai butinai turi but atmesti,