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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24
BAPTIST.

!, Sunday scaop:.
11:30-Morning Worship. Sub
ject, "A Love for Souls ''''
6:30-Young peoples service.
7:3O-Preaching Service. Sub
ject, Eternal Life or the Wrath of
God-Which?" Scripture reference,
John 1885.
7:3O-Thursday evening, Prayer
service and Bible study.
The cottage prayer meetings will
be held on Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Friday evenings at 1880. On Sunday
afternoon at 2:3v, the pastor will
open Sunday school and preaching
service in the Congregational churcn
at Nymore.
- George w. Kehoe, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24
ST. PAUL's. EVANGELICAL,

Sixth street anC america avenue.
1000 a. 'm.-Sunday School.
~ l1:O0 a. m.-English church serv-
ice. Subject of sermon, 1.-The Neces-
sary Quality of Christian Faith"
Scripture passage, Math. S:1-13.
. 1900 p. m.-Regular monthly
business meeting of Evangelical
league.
$3.50 p. m.-All ladies of the con-
gregation are kindly requested to be
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24
PRESBYTERIAN.

Sunday morning at the Presbyter-
ian church at IL O'Clock, the pastor
will speak on the subject, "A Note
Well Sounded" (Thess. 1:S). Sun
day evening at 8 O'Clock the sermon
will be on the theme, "Those Who
Tarry," QJohn 21:22).
Sunday school will meet at 10 a.
M, and Christian Endeavor at p.
m. All are. most cordially welcome.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24
ST. PHILLIPS CATHOLIC.

Low mass at 8 o'clock a. IN. High
mass at 10 O'Clock a. m. Sunday
school, followed by benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament, at 1880 a.
m. Baptisms at o'clock. Vespers
and benediction at 4 O'Clock.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24
WHEN CHANGING IDENTITY.

When a person wishes to change
his or her identity and lose them
selves from former acquaintances,
they invariably cling to the initials
of their own name. The new name
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24
Z. CHURCHES
LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH.

Services at Trinity church, town
of Liberty, at 1890 a. IN. Nymore
church at 1880 p. m.
o. P. Grambo, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24
GOSPEL M1sS1ON-NYM0RE.

Pentecostal Faith.
Regular Sunday services at 1880
p. m. and 1880 p. m.
Prayer meetings Tuesday and Fri
day evenings at 1880.
These services are for all. Every
thing is free, and according to the
Word of God.
Come! Everyone welcome, at the
Bank building opposite the jitney
stand.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24

present at the church.
Choir rehearsal on Thursday at
1880 p. m.
William F. Kamphenkel, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

Services will be held at the former
Bemidji association quarters; Charles
Nangle block, at II o'clock. Sunday
school at 9:45.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24
LOCAL OPTIMIST PEEPS INTO FUTURE.

AT the weekly MONDAY session Of the Bemd association
Wednesday. the secretary read IN S
vision which he believes matter of only few years The
name of the writer matter of conjecture but already ne
orestnq that Bemd sound the slogan the site OF the
new capitol the expected happens The suggestion lis
as follows ~ or, ,.,
Do YOU know that the state of Minnesota will be divided
some day? Maybe inside of five maybe twenty years.
interests of the north and south parts OF the state
are distinct and the division is sure to come. -
In such case you of the advantage of Bemdji
rs the proper site for state capitol?
Drawing line east and west the state somewhere
between St. Cloud Little Falls Bemid the geographical
center of the northern half of the state.' .
Bemdji the railroad center Of the northern secon and
eady accessible from any of the state with railroads
running north, east south and west.
Located Lakes Bemdi and Erwin Bemidj the most
beautiful spot
why not start the right propaganda for taking
care of this matter?
Bemd noted for progressiveness and earnest work
advancing interests Let get after this before others
think of it. Let us be the early bird.
Why have letter heads and envelopes printed
"Bemidj Northern Minnesota to make the people ask,
"Whats the idea?"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24
SCANDINAVIAN LUTHERAN,

English services at II a. m. Solo
by Miss Mabe Groom. No evening
services. services a Wilton at $3.50
p. m. Sunday school at IL O'Clock.
Osmond Johnson, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24
NOT IN THE LEAST.

''The great trouble with Dubb il
that he doesn't know anything. j" -: r. !
"Oh, you're mistaken; that
doesn't trouble him at :H." S..: ':'.:5
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24
PETROVA-TUESDAY.

Madame Petrova will come to the
Rex next Tuesday in a daughter of
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24

We notice dispatch from Childress, Texas that
dead at Memphis six miles from Chress from the
effects of drinking hair tonic said to have contained wood
alcohol There who imbibed the deadly stuff
reported recovering Another of wooden heads
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-01-24

Alotments been made for state roads in various
of the sta according made by
c. NJ Babcock highway commissioner The aotments
the state state auditor and state high
The allotment for the present year. and Betrami county
21O of the state road and bridge fund.- which
totals 0O0 slightly lower than last appropriation
Clearwater county will receive $19,350 and Koochching
will get $220OO
Beltrami Jared better than large number Of counties
throughout the state
William Bross Lloyd millionaire socialist of Chicago
and IS others of the communist party have been arrested and
indicted by special grand jury called for investigation
charge of conspiracy to overthrow the government in viola
ton Illinois syndicaism million
with being dsoyal and the is not
particular itself lately.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-16
Obituary
MRS FRIEDRICH SC

MRS. FRIEDRICH SCHOENFELDT.
Mrs. friedrich Schoenfeldt was buried
from St. Johns Lutheran church last
Sunday and laid to rest in the Fassett
cemetery. She was born in Germany
and came to this country over forty
years ago, and has always lived in Ed
gerton. Her husband died on the way
over. She had four children, three of
whom survive her. They are Mrs. Will
Lipke of Milton, Mrs. August Lipke
and Mrs. Henry Dallman of this city.
Her son, William Schoenfeldt, died
some time ago. There are also num-
Der of grandchildren and several great
grandchildren. About month ago
Mrs. Schoenfeld went down to her
daughter at Milton, and she died there
last Friday, 81 years, 6 months and %
days old.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-16
Tobacco Notes.

Henry Tausig of Chicago paid The
Reporter Office pleasant call recently.
He comes to this market as repre-
sentative of the American Sumatra To-
bacco Co.
Henry johnson continues to write
considerable hail insurance. The farm
ers figure that the better the prospects
of a good crop, the greater is the need
of protection against loss by hail. Some
hail losses on tobacco have already been
adjusted.
Otto G. Anderson of Menominee,
Wis, member of the popular cigar
manufacturing firm, Anderson Broth
ers, Menominee, Wis, called in this
market last week and paid his respects
at The Reporter office. With him was
Mr.. Nels Tvedt of Barron. The two
gentlemen, together with others, have
organized the A. B. Leaf Tobacco Co.
of Menominee The capital stock is
$4,000. The company will pack at
Barron, Wis, where it owns ware
house 60x26 feet. These gentlemen
spoke very highly of the prospects in
this northermost section Of the Wiscon-
sin tobacco growing area. The Ander-
son Brothers employ 80 hands in their
cigar factory and produce the A. B.
Menominee Club and other brands of
classy cigars.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-16
Celebrates Eightieth Birthday.

Mrs. Jacob Johnson could celebrate
her eightieth birthday last Sunday. She
is one of the old and respected resi-
dents of Edgerton; her home on Henry
street, where she has lived for Sc
years, is now one of the old landmarks
in the city, and few homes are better
known for cheerful hospitality and the
old fashioned welcome than the John
son home. Mrs. Johnson's friends and
relatives wanted her to know that she
was kindly remembered on her eight
eth birthday, and the word was passed
around to as many as could conven-
iently be reached to come on Sunday
afternoon to congratulate her and wish
her many happy returns of the day.
Her nearest relatives in Edgerton, on
the Prairie and in GAINESVILLE were
there, and many neighbors and friends.
Among them were Mrs. Kump of Hill
side, and Mrs. Hippo, now of Edger-
ton, old schoolmates. Back in 1854
these three were confirmed in the old
church at Koshkonong by the pioneer
pastor, A. C. Preus 1t was a happy
reunion, and an unusual one. A SUBJ
stantial lunch was served. After the
lunch one of the men offered, in behalf
of all present, congratulations and good
wishes to Mrs. Johnson. He recalled
the fact that she during the past fifty
years had been an active and loyal
member of the Lutheran church, and
that the Ladies Aid of the church had
been, organized at her home nearly
forty years ago, and that she was the
first president of the society. A silver
shower was presented to her in remem-
brance of the day. Her sister, Mrs.
Sam Peterson of Evansville, added to
this string of 80 brand new pennies.
Mrs. Johnson is still able to take care
of her home and attend to its duties.
She enjoyed the day, as did all who
came there to offer fluctuations.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Young returned last

Mr.. and Mrs. Young returned last
Tuesday from Reedsburg where they
went to visit friends. Their daughter,
who has spent some time at Reeds
burg, returned with her parents.
To stimulate interest and enthusi.
asm in the sale of War Savings Stamps
and Treasury Savings Certificates, q
compensation of $500 for each 81, 0OC
of such securities sold is offered to any
one person. For further particulars
please apply to Postmaster Hoen.
Mr.. D. J. Quigley of Freeport, H.,
was in Edgerton couple days during
the week calling on his mother who is
not in the best of health. Mr.. Quigley
paid The Reporter Office a pleasant
call. He is in the cigar business in
Freeport, and says the business in
every line is very brisk. Freeport is
quite proud of the Stevens auto which
is manufactured down there.
The Misses Livia Youngquist and
Lulu A. Bridges of ST. Louis, Mo-,
field secretaries of the National Del
phian society, are in the city for the
purpose of organizing local chapter
of the society. The organization is
promoted in the interests of higher ed
ucation, personal improvement and
social progress. 1t includes an out
lined cultural study course. The plan
is to have an organization which will
meet bi-monthly in the city. Misses
Youngquist and Bridges are attempting
to see each one of the aspirants and
may be reached at the Carlton hotel
where they will furnish information to
anyone interested in such an organiza-
ton. Chapters have been organized
recently in Delavan, Burlington and
Racine.
Mrs. Theodore Thompson of Nc
Farland, a sister-in-law of Mrs. Rev.
Grefthen, died last Tuesday evening in
a hospital at Madison from the effects
of burns sustained in an explosion Mon
day evening of wood alcohol stove
which she was tending. At the time
she held her youngest child in her arms
and it also was burned, but not seri-
ously. Mrs. Thompson was daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Nedreloe of Mt.
Sterling, Wis. She was only Is years
old. She leaves her husband and two
small children. Rev. and Mrs. Gref-
then were called to Madison on Tues
day. Mr.. Grefthen returned Wednes-
day morning. The funeral will be held
at the Lutheran church at Mcfarland
Friday of this week. Rev. r. O.
Brandt will officiate.
"A very sad accident occurred last
Tuesday afternoon when little Donald
Page, the three year old SON of Mr..
and Mrs. D. C. Page, was killed by be-
ing knocked down by truck driven by
his own father. The father did not
know that his boy had been hurt until
he saw the child lying in the grass oy
the side of the driveway. DR.. Shearer
was called, but he could only confirm
the fact that the boy had been almost
instantly killed by having his neck
broken. The report was around town
that the wheel had passed over the
boys neck, but it seems that this was
not the case; some part of the side of
the truck had hit him on the side of
the neck, causing the fracture of it.
The parents are distracted on account
of the accident, and they have the
sympathy of the entire community in
their loss and sorrow. The Pages live
in the third ward.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-16

seventh two hits through the infield
Melted Sun Prairie two runs. Slime
pitched his usual good game, but it
takes more than good battery work to
win ball games. The Trailers seem to
be having batting slump, and let US
hope that by next Sunday they will
be able to hit the old pill on the nose,
and give their pitchers more than a
one run margin to work on.
Score by innings:
Sun Prairie 900 OF o.
Edgerton l 00 90 0 0 0 OIL
In an uninteresting and tame affair,
the Highway Trailers defeated the
Fairbanks & Morse Apprentices of Be-
lott by score of 10 to 0 at the Driv-
ing Park last Saturday.
Sunday, July IS, Waterloo will cross
bats with the Trailers. at the Driving
Park. Come out to the game and root
for the Trailers. Game called at 2:30.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-16
Boy Scouts, Attention!

Members of Troop No. 2 will meet
at the high school Sunday, July 18th,
at 100 p. M, to discuss plans for a
camping trip Scoutmaster.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-16

Norwegian Lutheran Church
E. A. GREFTHEN, PASTOR.
Services in Norwegian next Sunday
morning at HOO.
Sunday school at 1000.
No evening service.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-16

in the Tri County league
standings last Sunday, when
they were defeated at Sun
Prairie by a score of 2 to l.
For six innings Edgerton had
a one run lead, but in the
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-16
Edgerton Loses to Sun Prairie.
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS

RESULTS OF SUNDAYS GAMES
Sun Prairie, 2; Edgerton, 1.
Cambridge, 8; Madison, 8.
Mt. Horeb, ID; Middleton, l.
Waterloo, 6; Lake Mills, l.
The Highway Trailers dropped pei
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-01
BULGARIA. TURF DIDE-
LES SKOLAS. ..
W skolas mazesni Sales
turtai.

Sofia, Bulgaria., geg. 81. :
.Kaip visose kitose Europos
Salyse, taip ir Bulgarijoj fl
nansin6 padGtis yra CANA bio,
ga.
Bulgaria. atsaFgoje tur5
-atlkso vertts 81, ,394,0O0 II 81.
-dabro $3,545,600. Jos visg
nacijonaliQ turtq verte siekia
tik $1,750,000,000
.Tuo tarpu skolq Bulgaria
turi labai daugiau. Jos kar6s
skolos siekia du milijardu do
lieriu. Be to, talkininkams, su-
Eg taikos sutarties, turi duct
$45d,0O0, atlyginimo.
Perniai Sales izdus tur,ijc
aIie 30 milijonus dol!eriQ !,
pIaukQ.
Neziurint to, Siandie buiga
III pinigu kursas labai zemai
nupuoles. Normaliais laikais
hulgarq leva yra verta 20 cen.
tQ. siandie truputi daugiar
vienO cento. -
Bulgarijos valdzia turi daug
pasitikejimo sur, Valstijose
Nuomoniaujama, kad Anerikt
je pavyks Bulgarijai pasisko.
Init nors deSimti milijonQ do.
lieriu il tue keliu kiek-nors
sustiprinti savo kredltl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-01
TURKAI SU BULGARAIS
- GINS TRAKIJA.
Dideja pasipriesinimas pries
graikus. /.

Konstantinopolis, geg. 30
Turkp vadai IL valdininkai
Adrianopolio vilajete, europi-
naj Turkijoj, savo Seimynas
prisiunGia Gionai, gi patys rem
giasi kovon prizes graikus, kuo-
met tie prad6s okupuoti Ira
kijq.
Bet krikSGonims, gyvenan-
items Adrianopolyj, uzdrausta
apleisti tq miesta il apskritl.
Turkai nacijonalistai turejo
.suvaziavima Adrianopolyj. Su-
vaziavime praneSta, kad tur-
kai padare sutarima su bulga-
rails bendrai ginti Trakija nuo
graikQ.
Skaitlihgam turkQ il bulga-
ru susirinkime geguzes % d.
nutarta verciau visa TrakijQ
paversti j nuodegulius If pc
Ienus, kaip be niekur-nieko ta
provincija atiduoti graikams.
Zymi dalis susirinkusiQ pa
dare vieSai prisiega nepasi-
duoti graikams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-01
DEBATAI GUBERNATO-
RIAUS ALLEN SU COM
PERSU.
Debatuota streiku klausi1ne.

New York, geg. %. = Cia
Carnegie sal6j vakar vakare
ivyko senai rengiami debatai
Kansas valstijos gubernato-
riaus Allen su Amerikos Dar-
bo Federacijos prezidentu Go
Impersu.
Debatuota darbininku strei,
ky klausime.
Sale buvo pima zmoniu. Bu-
vo daug susirinkusiQ kaip ka
pitalistQ agentQ, taip darbinin,
ky.
Kaip zinoma, tuojaus po per-
Mai zinomojo streiko minkSto-
Sc angliQ kasyklose Kansas
valstijoje ivykdinta istatymai,
draudziantieji darbininkams
pakelti kadir maziauSius strei-
kus. Tie istatymai valstij9n j
vesti pasidarbavus paeiam
valstijos gubernatoriui Allen.
Kaip Gompersas, taip il kl-
ii darbininku vadai tuOs ista-
tymus pasmerk6. Pasake, kad
istatymais sugrQzinta darbo
zmon6ms vergija il tiranija. =
Nepatiko tas gubernatoriui.
II jis Gompersq pakviet6 vie
Suosius debatus.
VakarykSti debatai teciaus
nieko nauja nepasak6 EMO
mems. GomperSas dar karta
uzcitavo, kad Siandie Kansas
vaIstijoj siauGia vergija, dar-
bininkams laisv6s suvarzymai,
baisi reakcija.
Cub. Allen state klauslml,
kokiuo gi kitokiuo budu APP
drausti. visuomen6s pad6jmQ.
Gompersas j tai nedav6 patcn-
kinancio atsakymo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-01
Pertraukta Kare Siberijoje

Senosios vyriausybes auksas.
SakOma, kOmisaras Krassin
tarp kitko Anglijos vyriausy-
bel pasiQlysiqs RusijOs auksa,
sustampuotq senosios rusu
vyriausyb6s zenklais. Ia auksa
bolSeviku valdzia nori paduo.
ii Anglijos turgm II parduo-
ii.
ESvarbus tad Krassinui dal-
ktas gauti Anglijos vyriausy-
b1s sutikimQ liuosai parduotl
caro- laikQ auksq.
LaikraStis Times tame klau-
SINE raSO:
"Priimdami rusQ auksa nuo
bolSevikQ, krTie yra ana pa
grobe nuo senosios vyriausy-
hes, tuo patim mes pripazl-
slime sovietQ valdzia.
"Dvi ideji, kaip tai prek ::
bos santikius If oficijali rrl-
pazinimq, negalima pask(rs-
tyti.
"ButQ absurdas isivaizdinti,
jog dvi Salys gall kita su kita
vesti prekyba, neturedamos
jokiQ diplomatiniq sarysip.''
Times yra prieSingas kaip
premjerui Lloyd George, taip
ir bolSevikams. Todel is SUI
manomos prekybos Auglijos
su Rusija tiesiog pasityGloja
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-01
PRAzUVO TAIKOS REQ
LUCIA. y

Washington, geg. 81. : Pre-
zidentas Wilsonas, kaip jau q
noma, nepatyirtino kongressc
pravestos taikos rezoliucijos
ir tq sugrqzino kongresui.
zemesnysis kongreso butaS
tuojaus pam6gino rezoliucijq
pravesti, neziurint prezidentc
moro. Tam tikslui buvo reIka.
linga dviejq .trecdaliQ atstovV
balsQ.
Balsuojant negauta tick bal,
sQ il palaidota rezoliucija
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-01
BoISevikai kvieCia Lietuvius
uzpuIti Lenkus
" tai zzada sugrazinti Vilniu
ir Gardina
LIETUyA PRASOMA PAKILTI Prizes LENKUS.

LONDONAS geg 80. - Central News depeSoje is Beryno
Drane>ama kad RuoS SOyieQ vaza arias Lieuvos ka
res minscriu kras Letuvos armija negadtQ pakelt
puolmo prizes VilniQ il GardmQ.
Ir kuomet LcuvoS vyrauSyb6 SuEtQ taip padaryt tuo
boSevk0 upuQ DvinkQ il enka atsidurtQ tarpe dve
jQ ugniQ
Rusjos SovictQ vazia w ia zyg zada Letuvai sugraznt
uodu meStu kruodu ajkosi ugrob enk atsSako is ten
paStraukti.
Be to- depeSoc parca kad ei Voietija netur6tQ moro
atduoti Ietuvai Memclo (lapedoS) apSkrco boSevika
paszada del to uzpu rytne Prussia il varu Mcneil pr
jungti prize LietuvoS
IritiSka ieuvaj vaIaCa RusijOs sovleQ vadzlos pra
SvaS vra IvuS eikaavmui Tuo abaus jis svarbus,
Siande eva taikos arybas sovietu valdza Bet
vgia evai SvarbS dakaS atSimt nuo enk IL savo sos
tine II tard T paayt Letuva $iandie progos Mes
lenka peuuoa pavergti visa LetvQ. Teciaus pakya kau
smas okSa etuvQ yS nepakenkQ Lietuvos relkalans
ti 81 Klapea yra kS ka Kaipeda yra Siande valdoma
takiunk Louya del KaipedoS apskricio neturl rekalo
,erhtieS 81 Yokietija).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-01
ADVOKATAI PASMERKIA
'AREsTAvIMV METoDAs.
Pakelia apkaltinimus prizes
teisybes departamenta.

Washington, geg. 90. = Ma
tional Popular Governments sa-
junga kituomet buvo paskyru-
81 komisija, istirti kaip teisoti
ir naudingi tie atlikti teisybes
departamento radikalQ galva-
lu masiniai arestavimai.
Komisijon in6jo dvylika pa
rinktiniausiQ advokatQ. Dabar
komisija paskelb6 savo tyrine-
jimQ raporta.
Nukaltina departamenta.
Komisija nukaltina teisybes
departamenta uz nelegales me-
tadas,. pavartojamas prizes ra-
dikalus. Su departamento IL
MIA agentai istoja radikalq or
ganizacijosna If paskui provo
kuoja SitQ narius. Gundo JUGS
j prasizengimus, kad gauti
'progos juos suarestuoti.
Kaltinamas departamentas
az masinius areStavimus be jo-
kin teismo warranty vyru II
moterq.
Nezmoniskas agentu pasi-
elgimas.
Toliaus:
Neteisingi agentQ liudijimai
prizes nekaltus zmones.
ziaurus ir- -tiesiog nezmonis-
kas agentQ pasielgimas su su-
arestuotais.
Privertimas suareStuotQ liu-
dyti prizes save paeius. Tas
priessinga Sales konstitucijai.
AgentQ vagystes visokiiql
brangesnfq daiktu nuo suares-
tuotQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-01
ANGLEKASIAI SUTIKO SU
PREzIDENTo PAsIULYMU.
Tx reikalauja komisijon pri-
init anglekasi.

Wilkes-Barre, Pa, seg. %
: KietQjQ angliQ kasyklQ dar-
bininl1u suvaziavime didziuma
balsQ priimtas prezidento Will
sono pasiQlymas nepakelti
streiko, bet pasiduoti nuspren-
dimui komisijos, kokia paslirs
prezidentas.
Suvaziave anglekasiai tik
iSreiSk6 reikalinguma, idant
ton komisijon, kuri Spires apie
anglekasiQ reikalus If reika-
lingq uzmokesti, butQ paskir-
tas ir vienas praktikalis ang-
lekaSiS.
Padarytoje rezoliucijoje an
glekaSiai pareiSkia, kad 'jie del
zmoniSkumo atsisako nuo tel
siQ streikuoti If priima pref
dento patarimus, tik6damiesi,
kad paskirta komisija pasiro-
dys jiems teisinga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-01
JAPONAI SU BOLSEVI-
KAIS PERTRAUKE KARE
SIBERIJOJE.
Lloyd George pasimatysias su
KraSSinu.

Londonas, geg. %. - Reu-
terio depeSoje * VIadivosto-
ko Sakoma, jog rusai Su ia
ponais Siberijoje pertrauke
kare, ty. padare armistlcijQ,
geguzts - d.
Ir pazymima. kad Chaba-
rovSkan nukeliavusi rusQ-ja-
ponu arnisticijint komisja.
Lloyd George If Krassinas.
AngIijoS ministeriQ pirmi,
ninkaS Lloyd George pasima-
tysiQs su Krassnu, bOI$evikQ
valdzios prekybos komisaru,
raHo laikraStiS Times.
Podraug cia placiai kalba-
ma, jog be LlOydO George ko-
misaras Krassin, kurs ana
dienQ Gia atkellavo, paslma-
tysiqs il Su kitais AnglijoS
diplomataiS. II paskui ivyk-
sianti bendroii visQ konferen-
ella.
Anglijos uzrubeziniu reikalg
sekretorius jau matesis 81
Krassinu.
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sENATAs PANAIKINo AZ
NUoLATIN1U KoNGRESo
KoMITETU.

Washington, geg. 20. ~ Sc
natas nubalsavo panaikinti AZ
nuoIatiniu kongreso komitetu
ip sumazinti skaitliu visuose
kituose komitetuose.
" ta kongrese reforma per
ellie met1 buvo darbuojamasi.
II tik dabar sulaukta geistinq'
pasel5miQ.
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PRANCUZAI GRUM0JA
VOKIETIJAI.

Paryzius, geg. 81. = Ana
diena Prancuzijos premjeras
Millerand kalb6damas parla-
mente pareiSk6, kad jei Woke
tia MEMORIES pildyti taikos sa-
lygu, prancuzai uzims naujas
Vokietijos teritorijas.
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BoLsEvIKAI PAMUsE
KAREL1JA.
Gyventojai issislapste mis-
kuose. :

Copenhagen, geg. %. Lai-
krastis National Tidende is
Gelsingforso gavo ziniu, kad
bolsevikai pamuse visa siau-
r;ne Kareliia (siaurvakarinej
Rusijoj). Kuone visi Karelijos
gyventojai iSsislapste po mis-
kus.
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TRIESTE = LIUOSAS
UOSTAS.

Amsterdam, geg. 81, Ber-
lvno laikraSccio Deutsche Ia
ges Zeitung korespondentas
is Rymo pranese, jog Italia
sutikusi uostq Trieste padary-
ii laisvu.
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MUENsTERYJ zUvo 6
STUDENTAI.

Londonas, geg. 80. = Muen-
sterio universitete, Vokietijo-
ie, chemikalQ laboratorijoj elk
sperimentQ metu iStiko smar-
XII ekspliozija. 6 studentai zu-
vo ir daugelis suzeista. IS