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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22
WOULD SUSPEND
IMMIGRATION
Former Mayor Of Seattle 10 Testify
Before House Committee
European Conditions.

New York, Nov. 22.-Testimony
to the effect that everybody, from
in Europe" is trying to
emigrate to the United States to
escape conditions of congestion and
discomfort on the other side of the
ocean, will be presented by Ole
Hanson, former mayor of Seattle,
to the house immigration commit
tee, Representative Albert Johnson
announced today.
Mr.. Johnson, who heads the i'm
migration committee, explained he
had seen Mr.. Hanson here and ask
ed him to lay before congress de-
tails Of conditions abroad.
Mr.. Hanson returned Saturday
from a visit to seaports of Holland
France, Belgium, Sweden and other
countries. He has been quoted as
advocating total suspension OF
European immigration for a mini
mum period of two years.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22
WILL CONSIDER.
SUPREME COURT
Membership Of State Tribunal Oc.
cupies Attention of "Con Con"
at Today's Session.

Springfield, ILL.,. Nov. 22.-(United
Press The membership Of the su-
preme court will occupy the atten-
ton of the constitutional conven-
ton when it reconvenes this after
noon for a 3-day session prior to
adjournment over Thanksgiving
day.
The majority report Of the COM
mittee of judicial department calls
for a supreme court Of nine mem
bers, six from downstate districts
and three from one Chicago district.
A minority report has been submit
ted calling for court Of seven
judges. six from the downstate and
one from the Chicago district. The
minority report is a reaffirmation
of the existing constitutional pro-
vision.
After disposing Of the report OF
the committee on judicial depart
ment the convention will consider
the initiative, referendum and recall
proposal. Chicago members favor
ing this proposal were to be on
hand to fight for adoption of the
proposition.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22
BOILING TO ANSWER.

p,ss, s YORK, Nov. 22.-(By United
I, ,ss,'-R. ss W. Boiling. treasurer
h, 'ne emergency Fleet corpora
sn, u ana brother-in-law of Presi-
nv -. wilson. named in connection
SA,a. an alleged bribe involving
nna.g nuaiaig contracts, expected to
io,,, Voluntarily as a witness
MY after the congressional
;ul.'ee ;n- resumes its inyestiea-
r;d, W. " shipping board operations
soiling has characterized AZ "a
M =. ,ae report that he accepted ST.
- as loan from representative
ors.ie .e Downey Shipbuilding cor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22
BOOST HOOVER
FOR LABOR POST
Former Administrator Regarded As
Possibility" in New Harding
Cabinet, Fl

Washington, Nov. 22.-(United
Press. Herbert Hoover, within
the last week, has come to the front
as one of the possibilities" for the
post OF secretary of labor in the
cabinet Of President-elect Harding,
political observers here believed.
Unusual significance was attach
ed to the former administrators s
recent conference on the industrial
situation with the executive coun-
Gil of the American Federation of
Labor, and to speech he made be-
fore the Federation Of Engineering
societies, outlining his views for
ending the conflict between labor
and capital.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22
GREECE UNTTES
AND WILL HAL.
CONSTANTINE


Athens, Nov. -. = (Associated
Press.)--Members OF the new Greek
cabinet are working overtime to es-
tablfsh the new regime and to re-
instate thousands Of functionaries
and military officers removed by
former Premier venizelos.
Apparently the new ministry is
attempting to pursue a policy of
moderation toward followers OF the
former premier. An indication of
this sentiment may be found in the
retention Of Sterialias, as governor
OF Smyrna, while M. Politis has
been asked to continue his work as
foreign mini ter.
PLEASE. call attention of Ameri-
cans to the fact that the nation is
now united" said Demetrius Gou-
naris to the Associated Press today.
This is shown by the Joy over
the nations deliverance during the
past few days. We are no longer
trying to assassinate others, as M.
Venizelos predicted, because of his
on-election."
Greece will continue her role OF
civilization in the Orient" he con-
tinued. Wherever you go in the
Orient you will find US playing this
role. l do not believe the allies
will revise the Turkish treaty. So
far as We are concerned, we we're
given Thrace and Smyrna not be-
cause of Venizelos. l do not believe
the allies oppose the return Of Con-
stantine or will delay our work to-
ward progress. II necessary. Con-
stantine could reunite our armies,
with which he is popular. This is
matter for consideration if we
should be obliged to fight the Turks.
ut is time nations quit war and
returned to work again. We wish
to live at peace with all nations, and
We trust our Turkish relations will
not throw US in contact with the
Russian bolsheviki."
Paris, Nov. 22.-It was stated that
Premier Leygeus will advocate at
his meeting with Premier Lloyd
George of Great Britain that joint
note be sent to the Greek people
/ pointed out to them very strongly
the consequences Of Constantine
restoration, prominent among which
would be the w'thdr. wal OF all
financial and economic support Of
Greece. i
The foreign Office is convinced
that the plebiscite to be held on the
uestion of Constantine's return will
overwhelmingly favor the PROPOSE
ton, and this has caused a change
in the French attitude.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22

M. E. CHURCHES
OPPOSE BALL AT
INAUGURATION
Brother" Small, Gov
ernor-Elect, Faces
Dance Question.

Chicago. Nov. 2c.-(By Associa-
ted Press. .)-Resolutions protesting
against the proposed inaugural ball
ut the state house when Governor
elect Len Small takes office were
passed yesterday by two Chicago
Methodist Episcopal churches.
Similar resolutions are to be Of
fered in every Methodist church in
the state. it was said. The resolu-
tions are based ON the fact that
Mr.. Small is a member in good
standing Of the church. which is
opposed to dancing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22
ASSEMBLY OF NATIONS
WILL RAISE FORCE TO
STOP TURKISH WARFARE.
Possibility of American
Aid Suggested-U. s.
Might Send Fleet.

Geneva, Nov. 2e-{Assoclated
Press.)-A resolution present.
ed BY N. VivianL inviting the
council Of the League OF Nations
to confer with the various pow.
ers with the view Of constitut. (
ing U force sufficient to pat an
end to hOstilitles In Armenia,
which was Joined 10 Lord Rob.
ert Cecirs resolution along the
same line, was adopted BY the
assembly Of the league this aft.
crnOOn.
Delegate Jonescu of Rumania,
supported NJ. Viviani's proposition,
and also thought the United States
might be counted upon for help.
The debate gave the impression
Of every one thinking of a resort to
intervention and yet not wishing to
call it by that name. c. J. Doherty
OF Canada, put is as ian EXCEPTIONAL
for an excellent situation"
At the close OF the debate. how.
ever, Lord Robert Cecil said he
would favor armed Intervention or
any other practical means Of deal
ing with the situation.
M. Viviani proposed that a com
mittee select one power which
would accept the responsibility OF
taking up negotiations. He carried.
almost the entire assembly with
him in his eloquent peroration In.
which he demanded immediate ac-
ton.
Discuss Armenian War.
Geneva, Nov. %. - (Associated
Press.)-The possibility of Ameri-
can aid for the Armenians was
touched upon in debate today by the
assembly of the League of Nations
on resolutions demanding interven-'
ton by the league in Armenia
Supporting Lord Robert Cecil'sI
demand that the assembly appoint
a committee to examine into means
for ending the hostilities between
the Turkish nationalists and tho
Armenians, M. Spalekjovitch of the
Serbian delegation recalled that the
United States senate at one time
had approved the use OF the Amer
lean fleet to succor the Armenians.
II was recalled here in this connec-
ton that Senator Harding was the
senator who reported the resolu-
ton.
"a resolution requesting the pres
ident to send marines to Batum was
adopted by the senate May Is. last.
1t was offered by Senator Harding
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22
TWO kILLEpAS
AUTO HITS CAR

Rockford, Ill, Nov. 22-Sophia
Wentworth and Ray Frartz Of Bel
videre were killed and five others
injured, none seriously. when the
automobile in which they were rid
ing collided with street car last
night in this city.
The motoring party was coming
to Rockford to attend a theatre per-
formance. The driver of the auto
mobile is said to have attempted to
drive around a street car that had
halted and met the other car head
on.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22
SHIsPENDS y, INCREASED RATE,

,,aSiihgton. Nov. 22.-The inter-
eoinmerce commission today
Anaed until March %, 1871,
s uies providing for increased
nsy snoaity rate on grain and grain
nn;u ue.s IN carload lots from St
u,s. No. Minneapolis. MINI. Chi
H. and Peoria ILL.,. and all points
\, 'ne same rates to Kansas
AsS ~ commission also suspended
,;saies OF increased rates on
and grain products from Mis-
~ and Missouri river cross
In,. .au !, other producing points TO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22
HAS
REST after
BLOOD RIOT
City Practically Is Under
Martial Law-English
May Send Troops.

London, Nov. g. (Associa.
ted Press. "A violent scene
0ccurped in the house Of com.
mons this afternoon during the
period Of questions regarding
the situation In Ireland. J0-
scph DevIin, Nationalist, and .
UniCnist member came to
blows. The sitting was sus.
pended. sr
Anxious Over ireland.
London, Nov! 22.-Murder stalked
through the streets Of Dublin yes
tercay and at nightfall meager re-
ports received here indicated that
at least rs persons had been killed
and upwards Of 100 more or less
seriously wounded.
The days disorders, which added
an appalling chapter to the tragedy
that has been enaceed in ireland for
the past several months, began with
the apparently deliberate shooting
of IA men. who for the most part.
we're military officers. During the
afternoon, Irish constabulary or
black and tans" raided Croke park,
where football game was in prog
ress, and in the melee which re-
suited at least 10 persons were
killed.
Communication with Ireland was
seemingly interrupted last evening.
Latest advices declared fires had
broken out in various places in that
city. Shooting again began in the
streets just before midnight and it
was asserted a number of persons
had been killed.
Yesterdays murderous outbreak
in Dublin produced in this city a
sensation comparable to that which
followed the Easter rebellion Of
1916. Recent declarations by mem-
bers Of the British ministry. to the
effect that their policy was sue
ceeding, that outrages were de-
creasing in number and that author
ity of the law was being reestab-
lished, had been hopefully welcom-
ed by the public. The people today
recalled with establishment such
phrases as we're uttered fortnight
ago by Premier Lloyd George, who
said:
Unless am mistaken, we have
murder by the throat"
Final Outburst
Military authorities in Dublin are
said to hold the view that the mur-
(No,,tiuuod I'm pavc Tw0
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22
COTTON GINNING.

Washington. Nov. 22.-Cotton
ginned prior to Nov. IA amounted
to S,920.776 running bales. includ-
Ing l77.212 round bales, 81 ,495 bales
OF American-Egyptian and 977 bales
OF sea island. the census bureau
announced today.
Last year to Nov. II ginnings
amounted to 7.604,3.0 bales, incaud-
ing S4,s41 round bales. 1909 bales
Of Anerican-Egyptian, and 4.231
bales of sea island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22
WOUNDED IN DUEL.

Trieste, Nov. 22-tBy United
Press)-Aldo Cassulo. newspa-
per man. was wounded in the fore
head and arm in a duel here today
with DR.. Giovanni Nicolich.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22
POPI'S BIRTHDAY.

Rome. Nov. 22-(United Press.)
The birthday OF Pope Benedict
was celebrated here today. The
sacred college and members OF the
diplomatic corps presented their
compliments.
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River Forecas..

RIVER stage. z.s; q rise OF 1 In
last "a hours.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-22
Anxious Over ireland.

Continued On Page Two.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-04-15

F Extra, 2,oc8
H E Conklin and wife to Grace Lay
land, lot West Audubon except 24I
feet. 200
III and Karen Christensen to Chr
w Christensen. lot IA Nymands Add
Broyton and lot of lot 2of sea OF ne4
sec "a IS IS in MrGoSern's add to
Brayton, LOO.
Nick Thielen to Anna NJ Larson,
lots IL and is in blk A Extra. 300.
Alper. Spencer to J W Anthes-
from Sc corner OF lot OF SEQ ne4 sec
90 so 10 west on south line OF lot 20
rds. so 40 it east 20 rds. to 80 it west
of public highway nol70, 5000.
Jens r Christensen ct al to Alfred
II Christensen, e2 sea sec rs 50 36.
% ,0G4.
Earl Terry to Keith Il Hansen, se4
of mes sec 81 and lot Of ned OF sea
and nw4 sw4 sec 80 1885. 25,s75.
Miller Kyndersen to Earl Terry, SEQ
OF nw4 sec 80 and lot 9 of ne4 sw4 and
nw4 sw4 sec SO 10 IS, 24,64O.
Hans III Mortensen and wife to Pc
| ter c Mortensen, lot 20 block >, KIM
ballton, $500.
James Law and wife to Holger
Lindholm, lot blk 2, Laws End Add
to Audubon, 1880.
Il Oluf Hansen single to Claus ID Pet
ersen, lot IS blk I Kimballton, $500.
4 Glen B Mclaughlin and wife to VIM
Shaw, NJ nw4 and nw4 ne4 sec % 81 rs,
1925.
Hans Hansen to F A Gronert, lot
% of lot % in block AZ Audubon, 500
II Don ] Preston to Daniel Nelson
lot block 8 Audubon, $4,000.
I L J Andersen and wife to ] p Han
sen, e2 sea sw4 sec % 60 &c, 5000.
G w Hoover to John G Jensen, n 4!
1T OF lot and blk 3, Audubon. 700
Il ANN r Duvall to + M Herndon
lot S blk 2 Audubon. 1900.
Gjode Gjodesen and wife to Chris
Jensen Pede rsen, sw4 sw4 sec 3 and n:
ne4 ne4 sec 10 70 36, 22.7O0.
A Hansen Executor of estate o
Christian Christensen to Walter Mel
son, lots 10, 10 and 10 sec S 10 So, "a, 40
Joseph Growing and wife to Chas .
Lexterka mp and H Stallman, ne4 SCI
4s1 "a, 1920.
Bahne Jensen to e N Studeman,
FIR y nw4 sec Z II 36, 22,OOO.
Peter S S0renson to Jens c Madsel
and Laurits M Madsen. s. ne4 and n
sea sec 81 70 is, 42,4OO.
LII Andersen and wife to II Z Han
sen, e2 sea WA sec &c 80 36, 600
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-04-15

The inter-church county conven-
ton was held in the Presbyterian
church in Audubon, Tuesday, April
9th. Some of our Extra people
were selected to serve on commit
tees and as heads of committees.
Mr.. Heath and Mr.. Nelson are on
the nominating committee, and
Miss Anna Hansen is head of the
Missionary Education committee.
Rev. Henry is Sub-chairman for
Stewardship.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-04-15
Real Estate Transfers

L G Christoffersen and wife to Pc
ter and Victor Nelson, sw4 sw4 sec II
1875, $500.
Hans Fredericksen widower to Peter
and Victor Nelson, SEA sea SEQ II 70
35, 100.
Steven Mathisen and wife to John
p Jensen, nw4 NED sec % 70 26, 300.
Rlma Kruse single to Chas kruse,
50 nw4 and W. NED sec Ii 81 SO. LOO.
Joseph A Shaw to Peter Hassep
feldt single, lots and block Extra
Iowa, 1000.
Peter Hassenfeldt single to Joseph
A Shaw, lot of OF 10 and lot > OF II
of ID sec 4 IS 30. 1000
Karen Often to- Martin Sorensen,
sw4 ne4 50 nw4 sec Z 70 36. l4Os7 SO.
George w CARRIER and wife ct al to
James CARRIER, lot block 8 Gray, LOO
Lars A Christensen to Anders Lar
sen, lots and 10 50 lot IL block b,
Kimballton, 24,050
Chris + Smith to Peter Mortensen.
lot l Jorgensen addition to kimball-
ton, 5000.
Jens j Andersen and wife to Andrew
Christensen, So sw4 and 50 ne4 of sw4
sec SO 10 35, 1850.
L NJ Krogh widower to III A and
Geo Northup, lot nw4 sw4 sec IS 50
IS, $500.
To,r;to uapcap tn Ions p lo,cop
] and Evans Marquesen, So of nw4 sec
% 10 30, 10000.
Evans Marquesen to Laurits Han
sen, lot 10 blk 4, Audubon, 800.
Arthur Nelson to Peter SorenSen
and Thue Kyndersen, lot 5 and II and
lot / of l3 and lot 2 of ID Sec l Is 36,
le,440.
Taylor Guy and wife to Geo + Guy
and wife and Balinda Barber, 81 ne4
and NED sea sec II 81 "a, $4,000
Susan q. Paige to Andy c Kline. y
| sw4 of lot 4 OF ID sec IS So, 800.
Taylor Guy and wife to Fred Miller,
> ne4 sec 2i and W. nw4 sec u 81 "a,
4 nrH
lclur Ss,rensen and 'rhue Kynder-
;. II 10 i,iilrr i>y,iticrSrn. lots 5-l2 and
IL III l.; and ut :. vi L.; sec / IS Sc,
49,.
ysraonJ Duthie and wife to Isa-
oel Duthie, sw4 sec 80 SS "a, leo.
BH Christensen and wife to Chris
NJ. christensen, sw4 ne4 and 81 nw4
sec IL 70 36, 100.
Christensen and wife to Karen
christensen, lot "a Nymand's add to
Brayton and lot OF lot Of sea OF ne4
sec "a 10 36, 100.
Daniel Brandstatter to Geo Voss.
}e2-3 lot 8 blk 2 Extra, 5000.
| 81 Meurer and wife to Jesse Her
| rick, NJ OF NJ lot II of Or lot 9 sec 4 q
rs ond lot 2 in blk E and lot in blt
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kONWENCYA OTWARTA =
KOLISEUM PRZEPEL-
NIONE.
WALKA o WYBOR HANDY
DATA w TOKU.

Przy dzwiekach kapeli / po--
szumie sztandarow II tysiecy pu
blicznoSci otworzyio wczoraj kon
.wcncye republikanska nbez kan
dydata". Miody, szczupiy czio-
wieczek uderzvl laseczka, zgroma
dzeni sic uciSzyli, modlitwa 20
stafa odmowiona, nova WStepna
wygioszonq praca konwencyi
rcpublikahskiej sic rozPoczeSa.
Wszystkie zewnetrzne o1nakl
wielkiego czteroletniego widowl-
ska byly ma micjscu - brakowa-
10 tylko kandydata, ktoryby mlal
dosyc sii "a soba, by modz "a
pewnic wybor, gdy balotowanle
sic rozpocznie.
Pol godziny po czasie oznaczo
nym komitetowy narodowy Will
liam H. Hays wstapi} ma estra-
de. Do ostatniej chwili odbywaf
on gor2czkowa konferencye Z
,,bossami" partyjnymi, chcac
dojst do porozumienia W spra-
vie wyboru stalego marszaika
konwencyi.
Pc odmowieniu modlitwy przez
biskupa episkopalnego Karola
Woodcock Louisville, Hays
wreczy} laske marszaikowska Sc
natorowi Cabot Lodge, tymcza-
sowemu przewodniczacemu kon-
wcncyi. Nastapila nova wstep-
ma senatora Lodge'a, peina mai
zjadliwszych oBelg i napasci ma
prezydenta Wilson'a. Lodge wy
lewai Gala swa gorycz osobiSts,
wszystkie swe partyjne urazy,
wszystko, co dotychczas tchneso
najz}oSliwsza krytyke prezyden-
ia, - wszystko senator Lodge
splotl w kunsztowny wienlec /
ozdobil MIN zasfuzonego kierow
nika narodu, prezydenta Wllso--
ma.
JeSli politykierzy republican,
scy mniemali, re wysuwalac z
move wstepna swa gwiazde ak
torskq, zaimponuja wszystkim ze
branym, to sic grubo pomylili -
gdyz move senatora Lodge'a
przyjeto bardzo obojetnie.
Moze umys}y wszystkich s}u-
chaczy zaprzatniete byfy skanda-
laml plenleznyml, IuD teZ Szary-
mi kandydatami - moze lima
byM ku temu przyczyna, ale mo-
WV pana senatora wys}uchano
tylko " grzeczna cierpliwoscia".
M6wca tylko raz zostai nagro-
dzony oklaskami to krotkotrwa
iymi, mianowicie, gdy przedsta-
viii stanowisko zajete przez kon-
gres republikanski wzgledem Ii
gi Ludlow. Natomiast kazda ma
pasc ma prezydenta ,Wilson'a
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BUBONOWA ZARAZA 7
WZMAGA SIE w VERA
CRUZ.

Meksyk, miasto, 8. czerwca. -
Raporta tn otrzymane z Vera
Cruz donosza, re epidemia 'zarazy
bubonowej stale sic tam coraz
grozniejsza, a ludnosc W tym por
Gle ogarpieta jest wobec tego stra-
chem panicznym. Dziewiec no.
wych wypadkow byso raportowa-
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nutaCh
LOWDEN TRACT Cru Mt
POD NOGAMI.

Prawie do ostatniej chwill
przed otwarciem konwencyi gu,
bcrnator Lowden przodowal kan
dydatom prezydencyonalnym. -
Wczoraj szansc jego wyboru po
czeiy slabna.
Jak wiadomo, GAIA nadziejq
Lowden'a byi Szercg dose liczny
dclegatow, kt0rzy przyrzekli od-
dac mu swe giosy. Wczoraj ci
dcicgaci poczeli sic chwiac. Uwa
zaJa oni, &c przez alery Z dele,
catami &c Stanu Missouri sytua.
cya sic bardzo zmieniia, cd CA
SUI, gdy przyrzcczenia swojc Low
den owl dali. Delegaci ci wyraza
ia sig. re oprzykro i'm jest bar
dzo", lecz. -. trudno - opuSclc
go musza.
Znajac gubernatora jako umie
jetnego dowodce, ME byioby wca
lie niespodziankq, gdyby on ma
gle przerzuci} silly, ktoremi do
tychczaS rozporzadza, ma strong
innego kandydata i uratoWa} swc
wpfywy polityczne przyczynle--
MEM sic do wyboru mianowane-
60. Delegaci sprzyniierzeni gu
bernatorem przychylnie zapatru-
ja sic ma kandydature Harding a.
CO sic tyczy wyboru t. z. -
dark horse" kandydata. to ogol-
ME biorac, konwencya nieprzy--
chylnie zapatruje sic ma te kwe-
stye. Powodem tego jest Ottawa
popeinienia b}edu przez wybor
kandydata nie1nanego, podczas
gdy kandydaci otwarcie sic no
minacye ubiegajacy - zostall
przez komisye sledcza ,,zrewido-
wani" - tych zas tylko Hard
ing wyszedi bez skazy po rewi-
zyi.
Ze szarych kandydatow najwie
cej zwolennik6w zdaja sic mice
Hughes gubernator Sproul z
Pennsylvania - chociaz W ostat-
niej chwili, wypfywa ma powierz
chnie po raz wtory nazwisko Sc
natora Knox'a. Jak poprzednio
pisaliSmy, wybitni ,,leaderzy" re-
publikahscy senatorem Penro-
sem ma czele Cd pewnego czasu
MARIA ntykiecie" Knox John
soma. Wyrazaja oni przekonanie,
ze TAXI ,,tykiet" bylby niezwy--
ciezalnym.
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CZERWONI DONOSZA
o SWYCH ,,ZWYcIE-
STWACH'.'

Londyn, 9. czerwca. - Urzedo-
wv komunikat bolszewicki z Mo-
skwy donosi do Associated Press
Il ataki Polakow w okOlcach XII
iowa ! dalej ma po}udnie zostaiy
odparte. Dalej tenze komunlkat
giosi, IL Walk W okolicach. Bo--
brujska by}y pomyslne dla bolsze-
wik6w. Tekst komunikatu brzmi,
lax nastepuje; wv rejonie Bo-
brujska odparliSmy nieprzyjaciesa
cd punktu lezacego I mil ma
wsch6d cd Bobrujska.
w rejonie Kijowa, w sektorze
na lewym brzegu Dniepru, ME
przviacie1 usiiowai wyprzec nasze
woiska w kierunku poinocno-
wschodnim Cd Kijowa, lecz zostai
odparty.
w rejonie Garsena po zaciekfeJ
walce odparliSmy niePrzyjaciela'
posuwajacego sic ma poludnie cd
Garsena do miejsca wszczsc1a
ataku." Garsen ley okolo 13C
mil ma po}udnio-zachod cd Kijo--
wa okolo 175 mil ma Poinoc-za-
ch6d Cd Odessy.
(Analizujac koumnikat sztabu
bolszewickiego, przychodzimy do
wniosku. IL ,,zwyciestwa" bolsze-
wickie ma froncie polskim, o kto-
rvch TAXA prostota donosza, tax
og6lnie potezna wywofafy radoSc
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o SPRAWIE SPALENIA AN
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Washington, 9. czerwca. -
Pslicya z Dictrict Of Columbia
wygotowafa wczoraj rapport W
sprawie spalenia angielskiej flagi
przez kobiety pro-irlandzkie pred
gmachem tutejszego ministerstwa
skarbu, ktory bedzie wys}any dc
sekretarza ColRy'ego W departa--
mencie Stanu.
RAPPORT podobno wymienia u.
czestniczki tel ,,zbrodni", lecz ME
odnaleziono ma razie zadnego pra-
wa, wed}ug ktorego kobiety te
mogfyby bye oskarzone. Sekre.
tarz Colby osobiscie przeprosil
ambassadors angielskiego "a ter
czyn kobiet. Formalne przepro--
szenie zostanie wyslane, gdy ra-.
port dystryktowej komisyi nadej'
die do departamentu stanu.
z PRAWYBORoW w IOWA.
Des Moines, Ia, 8. czerwca. -
Rezultaty (niestwierdzone) pra-.
wyborow senatoryalnych w Iowa
kt6re odby}y sic pare dni temu,
wyka7ujq, re z COS precynkt6w
T. ca1ej liczby 2,297, republikar-.
ska nominacya senatoryalna przy-
chyla sic ma korzySc "a A. B.
Cummins, kt6ry dotychczas> O.
trzymai 1882 giosow, podczas
gdy S. w. Brookhart zdobyl 30,-
972. Nominacya ma gubernatora
z 526 precynktow: N. E. Kendall
II 1867; E. R. Moore 1915; H.
NJ. Harver 12,749.
ZNIzENIE CENY BUToW
w. ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Mo-, 8. czerwca. -
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day butow cd % centow do 500
ma parze zostaio ogioszone tu