davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
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fas Sumala taas tGnGfin wuonna
porjeleDan paiffofuntaamme tuol.
ia fnlfltauoiltafin; Ell t1n1t11n
fpuonna t~ietG1fieni ole fetGGn fuol-
Int flubnn. Minoastaan ioisiafin
perbeisiG on tapabtitmlt lienempiG
tauoin fobtaufiio.
Eilniaasti OH taos mime beImi-
fltilnfin nialla iaatu paiffafltmal.
lnmme fuulla iulistettaman peri-
eipanfeliumia. Bast. 9. &uotialai-
men @lpstG, @inn. of fplGsiGmme
o%ffutnuSta; bGn iaornoii allemerfi-
tpn aiunnolla Sunlalan armosta ia
lpntein onteefii faamiiesfa Seeiuf-
len boaipoiSIa a.
2oppllfuusia taas oil onla pnsto-
ri &ranffala; bGn pitt uleimpia
%iaarnoia eri perbeisiG, juliStoen rali
ban euonteliumin niillefin, joilIa Ell
ole bintaa: labjafii miinid ia ries-
fao. Saipaon omi oil amnttit fult-
lemma min ilurelle ett1 fnrmarit 0
%liiiipat beinGfuormain fansia moi
meet liit6 mabtla.
Sobistafaa, iaarnatfao, b1irtta-
foa iofaiiellen ettd on faiffi ipnnit
10 anteefii annettu @olgatan pai-
mGnG, fltn fuoli &oritio ristillG.
On tooellafin Iulrta ola l1nos-
tettl ia popaa ipnniSt1 fotonaan.
Slto iiitnnttl meri jofa pbG riitt6G
maan ia fltitlru iotoiiellel
Sotu aifo fifteen Jain Mltttaion
fautta termeiii1 erG1ltd DstGlp1lt1-
nj 8erfeleDstG, Goliforniosta. Sn
t~ooelIafin bnrtSfoa finn on eoes Dt-
iif1Gn pstGpG, iofa mlistua. Weitto
mif1 if1pintG fun en- paroalla tab
oollanifaon jnfio mlistaa fnto o.
Iette Eorwi-moni. Slettefo ie, io-
ia ernen f1ptitte nimimerffia S.
Sc? - Olettefo ie nell ionfa fans
ia S~liperiorisia Dboesid mammis-
feltiin ia iltaiin laulesfeltiin ettd
tGllniiilIe poiiille ne berroinpdifpat
pasloo, fun ei ole faolon pelfoa, e.
ipnti6 olemasio "a
Diff oifeen baltsfoa jog attailit-
tie minulle oioitteenne jofo pfiitpi-
Sesti eli gluttajon faitto eta apot'
tniiiin fesfistella menneiiista, M!
fniIiSt1 ia tulepoiiistu aiioisto.
SOTO pstaipGni olette %iaaneet tir'
ian '2enelle eipanfeliumi frrllilt"
sos eli Min tGbfdd tilaitS beti emf
postislo ia tilotfaa min pnlion et'
I'd moitte tprfpttdd iitd iofoilelle.
sc on terpeellista oppio, ie opet-
too iumoIotonto menou bplf1amdar
ia usfomonn ettd Seeips OH ipntts'
ten 8apabtoio. SeeiiS lite toitbam
me elosIa fuolemasia, Sdn fitolol'
Loan toi cIdmGn nellie taiipoboslo.
Eoipoo meren trrpisia
Sobn &-nen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

~iaottoon. Smitoitfien toimitti pasto-
ri Snofona. &iitos SaafanaIle fou-
niista pubeesta, ionfa pioit tiIai.
iunioesio. Boipufaomme faiffi tddI-
I'd armonaiosia Seeiitfien ormoip-
lin. Ottnfoa faiffi poismiruttaneen
meIjen omoiiet pofone Sechifier
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Sebefa, @imm.

%'t
Bo0oocfin &aniollisieurafunnan
wanbimpia i1ieniG on Sierra futiu-
mt pois Gfilliien fuolemon fautta:
8ieteri &aatitan ia &eoenn ieura-
fltnnnsta on f%itollltt WtrS &olle Sum
%tunen; BIN on iairostannttin 10 pie
temman uifuo rintutautia ia iGtti
miiii pientd losta.
&aooocfin neutrality-suspicious.
ontpeluieuron fofous OH Sebefasia
0ars Senrp Sotpelan Iliora If. Is
p; jonfun ipDn tatia on lDfGttp Df-
Il pGiipG, lie on MT ~torstaina. Sa-
cob Mbolle on lanpunut pastori
8oiunnan firjottamia pieniG firio-
ia: &enelle eipanfelitmi fniilun?
OStafaa min tulette title aiitetufii
ia ia1nalIa nittamnte patanaldbetps
tG; mlistafaamme beitGfin.
Serran palmeliian Ell iopi riioel,.
Ia, naan 6Gnen tllee ola lempeG
faiffia fobtnan, fpetd opettamaon
ia paboa fGriimGGn; bGnen tiilee ia
ippiiGSti o%jentaa nastaan paniioita
2 Sim. 2:t5. SGsiG fiiulet, rafas
friStittp, miten iinun tl1lee iubtnll-
tiia poboibin. Sbmiien htonto on
fotpa ia fGriimGton ia ie l1onto on
wieIG usfopaiiisiofin. Welitta fo-
n~itioeIla ia fGriimGttomppoelld Ell
poiteta iielrio &ristufielle, maan
liiben tarmitnan &ristuflen Senfi,
iofa on i1mpiippoen, roffoloen ia
totituoen Senti; ientGboen fun ope-
tilslopIet ferron baluiipat pDDtdG
tlilta taipaosto bawittGmG1n ne,
iotfo eiipGt tabtoneet ottoa Seelusto
mastoan, mtbteli Sierra BETA ia.
noen: Cite tieo1 minf1 Sengen De
mat te olette 2iiuf. $3.50. Ser.
ra Seeius eli bGntd beriattaesia Der
iannut tofaiiin, ei f~1riieSiGGn uban
nut, ipaon iGtti atlanta len baltuun
jota titomitiee oifein Il Biet. q:
23). SGn of min b%iljoinen, idppi-
IA ia ~ipo6melliien idGlip1 etta ban
itfi iumalattonlon Seruialemin pc
rifotoa, ett1 bGn mielG luitteli To-
poItoiooniofin ia ianoi banta pst1-
m1fieen, poroittaesinan miimeiien
ferran bGntG. 81 iomi Ills b1nen
paltpelianidfaan ola fiuffuinen, eli
foipa ei fGriim1ton, ponn lempe1
faiffia fobtoan. Gee iotfa owot alot-
teIiioita fristilliippoesiG otuot tapol
Iiiesti fiiipoita ia fdriimottomia pa.
boia fobtaon. Mhitta meio6n tor
pitiee life iofo pGiipG eIdd Serram-
me Seeiufien pitfdmieliipDoestd ia
Acknowledgements ia jos Ell ban OLE
II f6riitp1lIinen, min biffuiiimme
faiffi. -@eio1n tulee fen tdbben ia
mnIIo aristufien Acknowledgements
mpos foboeIIo niito iotfa miel1 o.
mat pobon mibouifen pouloisio.
SeitG on fpIld opetettoipo, iuoroitet
totpa ia nuboeItnma, mittto idfppi.
ippoelld ia 3ristufien bengesid, jos
SrmoIa ebfd ontoiii BELLE mielen.
m~irutoflen, min ettd pddiiiiudt tiin
ten1oon totituoen ia ro~itistuiiiwat,
ielmiten perfeleen poiiIoisto, iofn
on beiodt uoneinmtt tabtoania te.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11

poona fotielee ban iitd Serroa, 10
Ia mittoi bdntd tdmdn Ipbpen forpi
nintfon pIi; mormusti bdnen iilmdn
ia NIT fafielcuot ~Iunostafien ibmel-
Iiieen 5dIoiiuuteen ia iielu naiittit
fen tiIofiesta idiiesid riemuniiesio
uut,uutenia SrtnoIon faiieIemiiestn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-11
Laivaliike Amerikasta
SUOMEEN

Englannin Observation-Disclosures eli e.
|naa tarvita.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

Delegacya bolszewicka ogrom-
nie denerwuje sic zwloka W roko-
waniach pokojowych. Prezes boil
szewickiej delegacyi pokojowej,
Adolf Joffe, ma interwencye swo-
liza W sprawie przyspieszenia ro--
Rowan pokojowych otrzymai cd
prezesa polskiej delegacyi pokojo-
wei, p. Dabskiego, ~odpowiedz, re
delegacya znajduje sic obecnie W
Rydze, a ME w Miisku i re pc.
trzebny jest czas ma sformuiowa-
ME odpowiedzi' ma propozycye
balszewickie, ktore wymagaja
gruntownego obsadzenia.
Panuje przekonanie w kotach
bolszewiekich, re Polaey zamie-
rzsja osiegnat linie Prypeci pred
zawarciem pokoju.
N WZIAL 600 JEN-
cow I DUO WATERFALL
Konstantynopol, 4. pazdzierni-
la. - Gen. Wrangel donosi o
wzieciu do niewoli 600 bolszewi-
kow i duiej ilosci materyaiu wo-
jennego podczas bitwy pod Mar
sopolem. Ma froncie p6inoeno-
wschodnim wzieto jeszcze kilka
tysiecy jehc6w. Wyspa Haryc ma
Dnieprze, W poblitu Aleksan--
drowska, zostsss zajstal przez
wojska Wrangla.
Delegaci Wrangla z~najdujs
sic W drodze do Paryza, gdzie spo
dziewajs sig oni dojst do porozu-
mienia w celu rospoc5ecis wraz
2 Polska iacznej Rampant mill
tarnej j politycznej ~przeciwko
bolszewikom.
ZABURZENIA WE WLO-
SZECH.
Milan, 4. pazdziernika. - Ro-
botnicy metalurgiczni / wiasci--
ciele podpisali umowe. ma mocy
ktorej wszystkie fabryki, zajetc
przez robotnikow, zostana eva
kuowane i praca zostanie rozpo-
czeta. WiekszosG fabryk rozpo--
czela Suz normalna prace.
! Pomiedzy wlaScicielami wiel-,
kiej fabryki automobilowej Fiat j
robotnikami tocza sic pertrakta--
eye co do oddania fabryki pod "a
rad kooperatywy robc<niczej.
Socyalistyczny komitct egze--
kutywny pc dtugich debatach
przyjal rezolucye o zaakceptowa-
niu p punktow trzeciej miedzy-
narod6w|ki moskiewskiej. kt6re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

wykluczaja wszystkie umiarko--
wane partye z partyi komunisty-
cznej. =
Floreneya, 4. pazdziernika. -
Przeszlo 5000 g6rnikow ia wy
spie Elbie powzielo postanowie--
ME zorganizowania zarzadu ko-
|operatywnego mad kopalniami
zelaza.
Padua, 4. pazdziernika. - 200
bolszewik6w wioskich okrazyto
grippe wlaScicieIi ziemskich W
Monselice. Jedna osoba zostala
zabita i 90 raniono.
Genua, A. pazdziernika.
Wioscianie wioscy W dalszym Gig
gu zajmuja maiatki ziemskie.
800 byiych zolnierzy zajeio .
duzych maj7tkow W poblizu Ma
Ilocco be- zadnyeh incydentdw.
w poblizu Gilliano 700 wioScian
fwzielo w swoje posiadanie try
majatki ziemskie.
RoZW1AZANIE PARLAMEN.
TU HISzPANSKIEGo.
Madryt, 4. pazdziernika.
Krol Alfons wydat dekret o roz-
wiazaniu parlamentu hiszpah--
skiego.
MAC sWINEY ZAKONCZYL
54-TY DzIEN GboDoWKI.
Londyn, 4. pazdziernika. - Po
~spedzeniu wzglednie spokojnej
nocy lord MacSwiney doznai ma
gle gwafownego p~ogorszenia,
Pomimo wielkicgo oslabienia
pulls lorda jest normalny. Lord
zakohczyi 54ty dzieh strajku glo-
dowcgo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
ZAMAcH MA LEJBE TRoc-
E G

KoPenhaga, 4. pazdziernika.
(Prssa Zjednoczona). - Kores--
pendent z Helsingforsu donosi,
ze po cafej Rosyi wybuchaja
strajki. Przybysze z Rosyi po--
t~wierdzaja wiadomoSci o zabu--
rzeniach W Petersburgu, podczas
ktoryeh kilku komisarzy bolsze-
wickich zostaio zabitych PREY
pomocy bomb. 6 komisarzy utopio
ma W Newie.
Ktaza uporezywe wiesci, re Lei
ba Bronstein Trockij, bolszewicki
minister wojny, zostai raniony
podczas dokonanego ma niego "a
machu. Potwierdzaia sic rowniez
wiadomoSci o oddaniu Budienne-
go pod sad polowy.
w Petersburgu odbyi sic wiel
XII mityng, ma ktorym uchwalono
rezofucye o zawarciu ~natychmis-
stowego pokoju. II delegatow,
wysianych przez z~achodnia armie
bolszewicks do Moskwy W spra-
vie przyspieszenia pokoju, costa
&c sumarycznie rozstrzelanych.
w Moskwie panuje wielka kon
sternacya wskutek kleski ma iron
Gle i zamieszek wewnetrznych.
BoLSZEWICY OBAWIAJA
SIZE NOVEL oFENsYWY
GEN. WRANGLA.
Londyn, 4. paEdziernika. -
Rad bolszewicki wNdai mani
fest do wojska, ostrzegajac o
wielkiej ofensywie, proponowa--
nei przez Wrangia. Manifest gio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
ARMIA NIEMIECKA B e
ME WYNoSI 10000.

Berlin, 4. pazdziernika. (Prasa
Zjednoczona.) - Armia niemiec-
ka liczy obecnie 10000 zoinie--
RIA. Wojska niemieckie ewakuo-
waiy pas nadrehski ma 80 mil.
Redukcya arrnii niemieckiej To-
stala dokonana zgodnie z warun-
kami traktatu wersalskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
Telegramy Zagraniczne.
zDEMoRALIZoWANA BoLSZEWICKA MoRDUJE
SWoIcH oFIcERoW I KoMISARZY.
Dokoiczenie re strongly 1-szei.

Londyn, 4 pazdzernika. (Prasa Zjednoczona) Depesza a.
gencyi telegrafcznej Reutera donosi o zaburzeniach f~abrycznych
W Rosyi o ruehu pacyfistyctnym. jaki ogarnai Gaia armie bosze-
wieka wskutek kiosk poniesionych ma froncie polskim.
Podczas zaburzen W jednei z fabryk dw6ch komisarzy zostaso
sabitych. Prawie wszystkie fabryki W Petersburgu stoia bezczyn-
wieckich.
Ma froncie zachodnirn 5onierze bolszewiccy urzadzii wielh
rnityng. ma ktoryn domagano sic niezwiccznego pokoju. w tym
'eelu wYssano IL delegat6w do Moskwy, a5eby wywari presye ma
RCD holszewich w Moskwie celem zawarca pokoju. Delcgaci CT
zcHtai aresztowani sumarycznie rozstrzelani.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

81, re Wrangel zam1ierza rozpo--
czae wielka ofensywe jeszcze
pred lima i les w~szechSwiatowej
rewolucyi proletaryatu jest zagro
zony j powinien bye rozstrzygnis
|ty W najblizszej walce.
WOJENNE Ma
M LITEWSKIM "a
WIESZoNE.
Waorszawa, 4. pazdziernika.-
Polski minister wojay, ks. Euge,
niusz sapieha. 0znajmi, wezoraj
re Polacy narazie ME maja "a,
miaru zajmowac wilma. Posei an,
gielski informowai sic co do "a
marrow Polski W tym wzgledzie,
dodai minister.
Otrzymano rapport z frontu, re
dziaiania wojennc W rejonie STU
walk zostaly zawieszone ma Gas
nieograniczony.
Polsks ME pragnie wcale woj,
ny z Litwa, lecz jezeli Litwa be-
die Nv dalszym ciagu w~spoidzia,
lac z botszewikami, to Polacy
maja zupeine prawo bic bolSze--
wikow, gdziekolwiek tego zaj-,
die potrzeba~
PoLACY ZAMIERZAJA O.
sIEGNAc LIME PRYPECI
PRED PO-
KOJU.
Ryga. 4. pazdziernika. - Pc,
kojowi delegaci bolszewiccy "a
przeczyli oficyalhie, re Rosya So
wiecka otrzymuje jakiekolwiek
poparcie dyplomatyczne re strony
Anglii, Tub innyeh pahstw alianc-
kich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

wniez debatuje mad to kwestya.
Panuje tn pr%zekonanie, re ia
ponia zamierza zaproponowae
wyionienie iacznej koinisyi, ktora
zajeiaby sic zaiatwieniem kwestyi
kalifornijskiej W razie niepowo'
dzenia rokowan d~yplomatycz-:
rych.
BoLSzEW1cY uWoLN1LI
! I~NzYNIERA
SKIEGo.
Ryga. 4. paEdziemika. (Prasa
Zjednoczona.) - Ameryksnski
inzynier gorniczy, Alfred Wood
stickney, kt6ry pozostawal diuz'
sly Gas W wiezieniu moskiew'
skim, zostai uwolniony prze1
Rad bolszewicki i przybyi wczo'
raj DO Rygi.
Inni jednak Amerykanie. "
liczbie ktorych z~najduja sic Al
fred Boni Z New Yorku. Frank
Sambro z Brooklyna, pozostaja
jeszcze W wiezieniu moskiew'
skim.
EX-KAIzER Mus1 PLAclc
A RZADOW1 no.
'LENDERSKIEMU.
Haga, 4. pazdziernika. - Rad
holenderski po zbadaniu stanu
finansowego byfego wfadcy Me
mice postanowii nalozye ma ME,
90 podatek Cd dochodu roczne-.
go. ktory zostal obliczony ma l.
100000 guldenow. ($6Co,oo0).
Wskutek n~iestalego kursu walu,
tv wpiacenic podatku odroczono
do 1go listopada.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

Sim Feinerzy W dalszym ciagu
dokonywuja napadow ma policys
angielska, ktor a zn6w re swej
strony ~stosuje srodki represyjne
wzgledem Irlandczykow.
Cork, 4. pazdziernika. - Pod,
'czas pogrzebu dwoch policyan-.
tow, ktorzy zostali zabici W Coun
'ty Clare, powstaiy zaburzenia, re-
zultatcin czego byfo zranienie je,
dnego p~olicyanta i trzech osob
cywilnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
N ZAMIERZA "a
DAWNE KO-
LONE NIEMIECK1E.

Berlin, 4. pazdziernika. - De-
pesze donosza, re Francya Ia
~lnierza anektowat dawne kolonie
niemieckie Togoland i kamerun.
W sprawie tel nacyonalisci ME
mieccy maja wnieSt interpelacye
w Reichstagu.
Aneksya TAXA byfaby podobno
przcciwna 22nu punktowi trak-
tatu pokojowego. Niejncy nigdy
nie zgodzq sic ia taxa akcye re
strony rzadu francuskiego:
w SPRAWIE POLEPSZEN1A
J~APONsKO-
Tokyo, 4. pazdziernika. (Prasa
FZjednoczona.) - Wybrano til ko
mitet amerykahsko = j~apohski, "a
danicm kt6rego MA bye wynale--
zienie Srodk6w, zmierzajacych do
polepszenia stosunk6w pomiedzy
Ameryka i Japonia. Rada egzeku-
tywna towarzystw amerykan--
skich w Tokyo / Jokohsmie r6-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

ubezpiecz sic pred naicho-
dzscym MISREPRESENTATION "a
ziebienh roznym chorobom
powstajacym 9 tego4. ZaopatrS
Gle sic natydhmiast W tubke
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
u. S. AWAITS REPLIES
OF JAPAN AND BRITAIN
tBy Universal service.)

Japan's reply to the inquiries of
the United States as to her pur-
poses in Siberia, and Great Britain's
definition of what rights she has
over mandate countries, in answer
to the American query, are ex-
pected within very few days at
the State Department
The inquiry as to. the mandate
was intended to invite Great Britain
to say whether she regarded her
acceptance of a mandate as giving
her and her allies exclusive COM
rights If she should decide
to assert such rights. The repre-
sentations of the State Department
to Great Britain were made neces-
sary by the publication in London
on Wednesday last of what pur-
ported to be an agreement between
England and France to divide the
oil products of Mesopotania.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
DEMANDS G. 0. P.
LEAGUE STAND
Democratic Chairman Asks
Harding to State Party's
Position.
CBy Universal serviceo

Democratic National Chairman
George White yesterday invited
Senator Warren G.. Harding to make
a plain statement of his own party's
Stand on the league question.
while / do not intend to be
dragged into a newspaper contro-
versy with the Republican nominee.
might remind him that Gov Cox
in his speech of acceptance August
Z will dispose of all questions in "a
plain fashion," Mr.. Wilson said yes
terday at Democratic headquarters.
But as long as Senator Harding
has got on this question Ii might
be interesting to ,the' country to
know whether the Republican
party's stand on the leag is that
represented by Senator Hiram w.
johnson, of California. or. that rep
resented by former President Will
lam Howard Taft" he added. =
At the same time the new ma
tional chairman refused to allow
Senator Harding's reference to run
limited Democratic campaign funds"
to go unchallenged The Repub-
lican nominee had referred to the
Democratic chairman's statement to
the effect that Republican talk of
limiting campaign contributions to
81 900 was ridiculous"
Il notice that Senator Harding
has been in conference with Fred
w. Uphalm, of Chicago, and 1 guess
that he has more means of knowing
about huge campaign funds than
We have" was Whites comment
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
DRASTIC IRISH BILL
PROMISED IN 2 DAYS

London. July 3i.-Quick passage
of the new Irish bill. designed to
empower the authorities to sup
press disorders in that country was
promised by Premier Lloyd George
m conference with parliamentary
leaders. according to the official
text of the conference available to-
day.
Lloyd George told the leaders
during thorough discussion of the
Irish question that the measure
would be passed with but two days
debate. II Isl understood to be very
drastic.
There is no doubt that Bolshe-
visit support is behind the anti
British activities in Ireland" said
the premier.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
AMONG
MOTOR VICTIMS
Rev. c. K. McCaslon Figures
In One Of Many Auto
Smashups.

A street car, garbage wagon,
truck, two motorcycles and several
automobiles figured in a number of
minor accidents in different sections
of the city yesterday. Among those
who came to grief through the ac-
cidents were the Rev. G. X. McCas-
Ion, of Rosslyn, Va, and Private c.
C. Koontz, of the Sixth Precinct
police station.
Private Koontz was knocked from
his bicycle near Seventh and e
streets northwest. when he collided
with an automobile driven by Lem
uel H. Pennington. He received
only slight injury and no damage
was reported.
The Rev. McCaslon figured in a
collision when an automobile which
he was driving south on Thirty
fifth: street northwest. encountered
a machine driven by w. b. Ma
honey 103 Fifteenth street south
east, who was proceeding west on
Reservoir street. Both machines
were slightly DANA aged
Woman In Smaskup.
Miss Hattie Whitmarsh. of Falls
Church, Va. was thrown from a
motorcycle driven by Lyle II. John
son, when it coltided with an auto
mobile at Sixth and Massachusetts
avenue driven by Pete A. Yode, 5s6
Second street southeast.
A Capital Traction street car wa
slightly damaged when, proceeding
on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh streets north
west. 1T collided with truck owned
by the Morris Company and driven
by David Sterling
Fred E. Houghton,~i20 Fifteenth
street northeast while driving an
automobile at the intersection of
New Jersey avenue and X streets
southeast, collided with District
Johnson. The automobile was in
'jured to a small extent.
Lamppost Uprooted.
The second lamppost in two days
was uprooted when D. W, Drum
mond, of Landover. Maryland, drove
into one at Seventh and X streets
northeast, breaking it of at the
base. i
Two automobiles were badly
damaged when William H. Wolfe.
800 Nineteenth street northwest,
collided at Fifteenth and B streets
northwest, with another automobile
driven by Everett l.. Hassler. 500 H
street northeast
Both automobiles which figured in
an accident at Tenth and G streets
northwest, when F. l.. Weatherbee.
a2S Shepard street northwest col
iideds with Milton Block 1853 Park
road northwest, were demaged con-
siderably -
The Washington herald., 1920-08-01

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which the weakness and general debility was
replaced by a renewed feeling of strength and
vftality.yI took Nuxated Iron myself to build
me mp after a serious case of neryons ex-
haustion. The effects were apparent after. a
few days aud within three weeks it had
virtually reyitalised my whole system xnd
put me In a superb physical condition ~
DR.. It. Alphonsus Wallace, a physician Of
many years experience, and formerly Of the
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not make practice Of recommending ad-
yertised medicinal products but have found
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thirty years ago. This because OF the denim
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demand for great resistance necessary to ON
set the greater number of health. hazards to
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The Washington herald., 1920-08-01
CHINA ELIGIBLE
|. TO JOIN LEAGUE
Signing Of Treaty May
Eventually Bring Shan
tung Settlement.
(Washingten HERALD Publie Ledger
Service. Special Cable Dispatch.)

(WaahtnGton AefoIo FuDstc Ledger
Service. Special Cable Dispatch.)
London. July 81. BY ratifying
the Austrian treaty China is now
eligible for membership in the
league, and 1t is expected that invi-
tation win be issued to Peking by
the leagues secretary, Gen. Sir Erie
DrumYnond This brief statement
contains the nucleus of big events.
China refused to sign the treaty
with Germany because of the Shan
tung provision and thus remained
outside the nations which Joined
the league. Now. after ratifying the
treaty of st. Germain, China steps
into the arena of nations already
Joining forces through the league
to bring about international under
standings. But the great impor-
tance of China's joining the league.
which lis anticipated within short
period. is that once China is a mem
Der she can bring up before the
league for it's consideration not only
the Shantung question. but any Far
Eastern problem in which China Is
involved. and IL China makes an ap-
peal to the league 1t will be COM
PEELED to act
Affects Japanese Situation.
Thus the mere announcement that
China may soon be a member of the
league has injected another factor
in the Anelo-American JAPANESE
relation.
In this connection your corre-
spondent learns that the failure of
the league to invite the United
Ststes to participate in the first as.
sembly meeting which President
Wilson called for November in Ge-
neva. should not be considered as an
affront to America In fact, the
question, of whether an Invitation
should be issued is causing consid-
cradle anxiety in league circles.
There is no doubt that the United
States would be welcome, even
though America mas not yet ratified
the Treaty of Versailles. but IN.
fact remains that under the league
covenant America cannot be ON
cially invited to send delegates
shows Aneriea's Isolation.
1t Is a striking example OF how
isolated America is today when the
league of nations announces that
practically every nation in the world
viii be represented at the assembly
meeting this fall excepting the
United States, Russia, Germany,
Mexico. Austria and Turkey IL wiz,
in effect. be world conference even
without these countries. for about
thirty-five countries will be repre-
sented.
Meanwhile the question is being
considered in London of preparing
a special invitation to America to
send delegates to the assembly meet
ing and it-is possible that after the
election President Wilson may be
authorized to name American repre-
sentatives.
Copyright. 1870. by Public Ledger Col