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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
100000 Rusu Kasdien MirSta

niekur nebus sulaukta pagel-
ba.
Gorky'o atsiliepime sako-
ma:
Il visus geros Strides emo
nes: Maras il sausuma Judo
milionus Rusijoje. Sail lau-
kia iSnaikinimas ir baisenybes
tokios, kokiu istorijoje nebu-
ia. Nelaim6 palletG Sail, kurl
buvo namais Tolstojaus, Dos
tojevskio, Mendelevo II htq
kilnios dvasios vyrq.
Europa ir Amerika turi
kuoveikiaus ateiti NUNS pa
gelbon. Tie yisi, kuriuos ka-
ras paskirste ir kurie vede
liaudi skerdynesna, tegu pir-
miausia iSgirsta Rusijos sauk-
sma gelbeti.
Nacionalistai saukia pagelbos
Net arsiausieji bolSevikq
prieSai Siandie darbuojasi
ne$ti Rusijos iaudziai pagel-
ba. Jie kreipiasi j visas pa
saulio tautas su atsiliepimais.
Cia gyvenas zinomas Paul
Miliukov sake:
''Kasdien parelnancios is
Rusijos zinios musu gislose
suSaldo krauja. Mes pasiren-
sc mesti Salin musQ nesutin-
kamas personales nuomones If
politinius isitikinimus If i'm
ties bendro darbo su sovietals
gelbeti badaujancia Rusija.
.Neziurint tQ karstu atsilie-
pimq, vietos zymesnieji pran-
euzai sake, kad tegu Dede
Samas duoda pagelba.
Eienas prancuzas vladimir
kas pareiSkia: "Mes nieko ne
galime padaryti. Mes neturi-
me pinigp If maisto. Tegu A
merika tue rupinasi.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
BoLsEVIKAI NoRI DAILY
vAUTI KoNFERENCIJoJE

Stockholm, liepos %. So
yietu Rusijos delegacijos sve-
dijoje pirmininkas Kergencev,
sakoma, 6ia Americas pasiun-
niui idaves ilga protesto no
ta, kodel Amerikos vyriausybe
nekvieccianti Washingtono kon
ferencijon bolseviku valdzios,
jei koferecijoje bus svarstoma
Pacifiko klausimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23

Gugeliai, Vilkayiskio apskrs
Gugeliu dvaro valdytoias Aa,
lebruga paliuosoja darbininr
kus ir nenori duoti tokios or
dfnarijos, kaiip pernai dave.
Sake: "Eikite pas valdzia, gal
III jums duos daugiau. :" Q JIG.
pats, zinoma, laukia geresnks-
= :,
'valdzios.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
Sutarties salygos.

PrancuzQ-lenku sutartyje
pasakyta, kad Lenkija turi uz-
laikyti 100000 armija, kad
Prancija kiekvienam lenkl ka-
reiviui uzlaikyt kasdien skiria
20 viena auksinl frankq.
Sutarties tikslas - visa n.
Silezija pripazinti lenkams.
Tuo tikslu daugiausia darbuo-
jasi prancuzai. II jei tas tik-
slas butp atsiektas, PranciJa
gauna Lenkuose ir SileziJoy
plaGias koncesijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23

Kapenp dv., Mazeikiq apskr.
Cia atsidare papkoss dirbtuve
nuo sy. Jurgio.
Pagirtinas dalktas, kad pra7
monija musQ kraste auga II
tuomi duodama darbo EMO
mems uzdarbio; bet labai gai-
la, kad is Americas pagryze
lietuviai pamirso kita labai
svarbq dalyka, butent apsvie-
timo reikaIus. sviesesnieji pra-
monininkai gerai Zinc, kad
apsisvietusio darbininko pro
duktingesnis darbas, ir todel
viscmis priemonemis stengia-
81 platinti zmonems sviesa. Jie
steigia pradines mokyklas,
skaityldlas, selpia augstesnia-
sias mokyklas. ir tt.
Kapenq gi lietuviai kitaip
daro: pirmomis savo atsira-
dino dienomis pareikalavo at
lyginti uz buta kuriame ze-
mes Ukio ministerijos igalio-
tinio buvo' ikurta pradedamo-
j mokykla. Toje mokykloje
mokinasi virs 20 to paties diva
70 darbininkq vaikQ. Taigi
klausimas, ar daug pajus anne
rikieGiQ kisene, indedalna tuos
kelius skatikus sulyginant su
zadomomis didelemis apyvar-
tomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
visi atsisuke j Amerika.

Kick yra zinoma, Anglia
irgi neisties pagelbos rankos
badaujanciai Rusijai ir nesu-
laikys katastrofos.
Ispanija, Olandija, Vokieti-
ia If kitos Salys irgi yra vie
nodos nuomones, kad Rusijai
geriausia gall pagelb6ti Anne
rika.
Gi cia amerikonp rateliuose
tvirtinama, kad Amerikai bu-
tq perdaug to viso darbo. Sto-
ii pagelbon badaujaneiai Ru-
sijai, reiskia, tam tikslui pas
vesti naujjus miliardus su ke-
lais milionais savanoriq Emo
niu. Amerikai reiktu susior-
ganizuoti taip, kaip buve or
ganizuojamasi karan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
SULAIKYTAS AMERIKoS
SOCIALISTAS.

Psryzius, liepos %. J
Dover uosta atvyko Americas
socialism, vadas Morris Hill
quit. Prancijos ateivystes a
gentas uzdraude jam iSlipti
Prancijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
DARBININKAI TURF DIDE-
LIUS NUOSToLIUS.

New York, liepos %. Cia
paskelbta, kad bedarbiaudami
darbininkai prie namQ staty-
mo Suv. Valstijose vieneriais
turi daugiau puses mi
liardo dol. nuostolip vienais
uzdarbiais. Kur-kas didesnius
nuostolius turi visuomene.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
wisconsin, DARBAs Uz
SOVIETUS. !!

Manitowoc, Wis, liepos %.
. Wisconsin, valstijos Darbo
Federacijos suvaziavime cia
padaryta rezoliucija, idant S.
pripazintp Sovietq
Rusijos valdzia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
SUOMIJA BIJOSI RUSU
CHOLEROS.

stockholmas, svedija, liepos
%. = Suomijos valdzia didziai
susirupinusi, kad is Rusijos
Suomijon nepersimestu chole4
ia. Imtasi visokiu galimos ap-
saugos priemoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
CALI. KILT GENERALS
STREIKAS.

San Francisco Cal, liepos
23.. Vietos Building Ira
de" taryba nubalsavo paskeI-
bti generali streika prie namQ
statymo, jei toje industrijoje
bus panaudojamos "open
shop" metodos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23

Paezeriai, Vilkayiskio apsk.
Ga birzelio men. buvo sv. An-
tano atlaidai. Diena buvo
grail ir zmoniu prisirinko ne
mazai.
Pamaldoms pasibaigus prie
.sventoriaus padaryta mitin-
gas. Kalbejo kun. I. Staugai-
tbs (Vilk. vikaras) apie rinh-
mus j savivaldybes, paskui
Vilk. gimnaz. mokytojas sa-
kele-P Puisys bendrais bruozais
nupiese, kokiu sarasq zmones
NUNS gall butt naudingi ir
kokie ne, atvykes is Kauno
pil. j. Andziulis plaeiai apipa-
sakojo dabartini musp politi-
nj monlenta If Steig. Seimo
darbuote.
Jam baigus kalbeti, minia
|pakilusiu upu issiskirste.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
KAREIVIAMS BONUSAI Is
NUOsIMcIU.

Washington, liepos %.
Kongreso atstovas Hamilton
Fish is New Yorko sako, jog
karo veteranams bonusai bus
skiriami is paskolintq sajungi-
ninkams sumu nuosimeiq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
VIENAS TERMINUS PRE-
ZIDENTUI.

Washington, liepos %. =
Senatorius Harris is Georgia
valstijos indave senatui rezo-
lucia. Reikalaujama vienas
6 metq S. Valstijq prezidentui
terminus. Tam tikslui reikalin-
gas konstitucijinis amendment
tas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23

Roma, liepos %. Arti Sars;
zana nacionalistu su socialis. !.
tais pakilusioje kovoje 1f
zmonip nuzudyta If 80 suzeiz
sta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
MoTERIsKE = MUN1CIPA-
LIU TEISEJU.

Washington liepos %.
.Prezidentas Hardingas Colum-
.bia distrikte municipaliu tel
seju paskyre Miss Mary o.
Toole.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
PINlGu kURSAS.

Svetimu saliu pinigu yerts, mai.
nant nemaziau $4,000, liepos q
buvo tokia pagal Merchants Lcall
and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingQ syarui 500
Prancijos Sinful frankq 7.73i
Italijos Sinful litq 4A
Yokietijos simtuii markip lSi g
Lietuvos Sinful auksinq 1:Sa 4:
Lenkiios Sinful markiu :0e'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
H1LLQU1T ANGLIJoJE.

Londonas, liepos %. A
merikos socialistas Hillquit,
kurs neileistas Prancijon, at
vyko cionai, anot pranesimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
ARKIvYsKUPAs MANNIx.
N =.
MANMOJE.

Manila, Philipinp salos, lieps
%. Gia atvyko Australiios:
Arkivyskupas Mannix. Entu-:
ziastiskai pasveikintas. Sian
die. iskeliauja Australijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
ANGLIA STOW w Wy
RIAUSIoS TARYBOS sUSI-
RINKIMA.
Prancija su lenkais politikuoja

Prancija su lenkais politikuoja
Londonas, liepOS %. - An
glijos premieras Lloyd Geor-
ge kalb6damas parlamente pa
reiSk6, jog nieko daugiau ne
bus daroma AugStosios Sile-
zi.jos klausime, kol pirmiau
nesusirinksianti vyriausiOji ta-
ryba ir neaptarsianti to klau-
simo. Kitaip ten nebus pada-
ryta jokia pazanga.
Premieras buvo klausiamas,
ar Sajungininkai sutarime vel
kia AugStosios Silezijos relka-
lais. Premieras nieko neatsa-
ka j ta paklausimq.
Neziurint to, SqjungininkQ
komisija is Silezijos praneSe,
kad tenai raikalingaS didesnls
skaitlius karuOmen6S.
Anglijos vyriausyb6 teciau
tvirtina. kad tenai karuome-
mes nereikalinga. NiSkas 'kas
reikia Siandie, tai kuOveiklau-
sia suSaukti vyriausiOS tary-
hos susirinklmq.
Ko BRAND nori.
Anglia painformuota, kad
Prancijos premieras BRAND
butinai nori Silezijon slQstl
daugiau karuomen6s. II jis
sake, kad vyriausioji taryba
nieko negali spresti SilezlJos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-23
AUKos FoNDU1.

Kun. Prof. Pr. Bueio vardu
stipendiju fondui prize Lietu.
vos universiteto aukotojq sas
raSas:
Nuo Federacijos isleistuyiR
like $A4D
NJ. zaldokas Il. 5000
X. stasiolis 40
Dr-ste Sv. Petro ir Po- 81
vilo Diev. Apv. parap. 500
Atskirai iplauke 1,8O.0
Pasizadejusiq $3.50
Isviso $1,34s.W
ORAS. siandie nepsstoz
vus oras; maza atmaina tent
peraturoje.
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Praeita para Chicagoje pa
vogta Is automobiliq.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31

astrous attempt at Madison Square
Garden"
The greatest Legion achievement Of
y year, Commander. Emery sad.
was won for the disabled service men,
Its vigorous efforts resulting in crea-
ton of the Veterans Bureau.
THE last national work undertaken
by the Legion has been for the relief
OF comrades who are unemployed"
Commander Emery continued. at is
a Guty of the Legion to extend every
aid to these comrades and a duty
which I know the Legion will not fail
to perform he said.
Abroad, Commander Emery report
ed that a movement was on foot in
France to consolidate the numerous
veterans associations there into one
united and effective body. SIT is a
singular tribute to us that The name
proposed for the new organization Is
Legion F~rancaise." he noted. "In
Great Britain. too, the American
Legion is the pattern after which the
Sex-service groups are being reformed
and brought together under the name
Of the British Legion.
Tomorrow morning" he continu-
ed. there will be called TO order in
Kansas City, another great conven-
ton. a convention which means the
dawn of a new day in the making OF
better America. The Women's
Auxiliary of .the American Legion,
with possibilities unbounded, n about
to become an accomplished fact, indie
pendent and self-governing, a worthy
compatriot OF the Legion
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31
SVEINBJORN JOHNSON PLEDGES
HIMSELF TO CARRY. OUT POLICY.
OF THE INDEPENDENT PLATFORM

sveinborn johnson Of Grand Forks. successful cand lat , o attor'
neg general. issued the following statement last SATURDAY ment. S%E@s &
ut appears that the independents b ' been eteced .h,.m .~. !,
"Whie it is always gratifying o a candidate to receive M m mark o.
confidence from a majority OF the voters of a great state. In ms m.
tanceg fnt feeling is entirely los in the overwhelming sense OF &C.
sponsibtIty which the task before us brings. -
"Thc outgoing administration conceded many times during the am
paHn that a serious condition existed in u state. directly ecu
the prosperity welfare of all her citizens. That the work Of recon
strutaion must commence with the speedy restoration Of credit n tn
elimination Of wastcfr from h public service. I thing III will agree. N
this cannot be- attained without the fullest cooperation Of Ill good
citizens, without sclf-scekfn& n selfish scheming FOL uturc personal
advantages, no man m deny. &#Ga@@ ,I1#@2
VICTORY AND PRINCIPLES %sa.
"Thc victory won is not a triumph Of persons. nut q sncce sssinu I'm I'm
lengc to the BEST liz most unseN1sh spirit Of our citizenship TO forget
that credit may be rcesabushed: to purge communities OF the Rnu-
mcnts of division and i'll will that the spirit of corporation may b re-
vfved: and to exact OF public servants the same scrupulous care In tn
public service a Is VIZ expect in private affairs, to h end that efficiency
may equally mark both. A
"Ilis victory a o OF a definite platform and the .obligaton It
imposes demands a conscientious regard or every plank in that pat
form by the elected The periomance ~ saaare ch WITH tn nc
the difficulties before the nw administration permit. It is with these
the w regime; and with full consciousness o. my inability to meet n
grave responsibility unaided. 1 bespeak he earnest help o II every fnend
OF efficient and honest government in North Dakota.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31
Red Lake Falls Church
Is Being Decorated

Red Lake Falls. Mimi, Oct. 81
The work of decorating the interior of
st. Joseph's Catholic church has been
completed by a crew of workmen
from o. D. Kover & Sons of Fort
Wayne, Ind.
The work took a month and cost
$1,70o. The side walls are done in a
three coat washable French sencausttc
Of cream and light bun, and the cell.
ings of lighter tone with gold and
blue. The sacristy is painted to repre-.
sent a sunset and the colors are beau
tifully blended. I.
Some twenty medallion paintings o.
angels and saints adorn the walls ant
ten life size paintings Of saints arl
along the walls and ceilings.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31
EMERY Fl SPEAKS
TO VETERANS
Legion Head Discusses the
!. Problems Facing Veter-
anso 81 Great War.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. s1.-rhe is
sue of national adjusted Acompensa-
ton for the ex-service man has not
been at all settled, John G.. Emery,
national commander of the American
Legion. declared here today in his. ad-
dress opening the third annual cone
vcntion of the Legion.
Such means as we're used last
summer to- beat adjusted compensa-
ton cannot ultimately succeed"
Commander Emery told the Legion.
Nothing is settled until it is settled
right.
The American people are the
court OF last resort and wherever the
American people have by the ballot
passed judgment on the matter of ad-
)uSted compensation that judgment
has been an endorsement of the
'Iegion's stand. .
~ cannot conceive Of a congress 40
dereilct In its duty, SO unmindful Of
ats Just obligation to those who served
their country at great financial loss,
or so blind to the wishes of our people
as to be misled again into refusing to
adjust the economic balance between
the man who went. to war and the
mar who did not"
r Commander Emery reported that
in the face of adverse industrial CON,
ditions, which have hit the ex-service
men harder than any other class, the
Legion has gained in strength and it's
financial position has steadily \ i'm
proved
- Ha 1,yYoc{1I %Lot' A.. -,
clause in the sLegion's constitution.
which will not permit any one who
holds or is seeking salaried elective
public office to hold office, in the
LEGION pr in any department or, post
Hthere6f." y" be extended to- include APP
pointive Offices. He added that he
felt that mo person in public life, in
community, state or nation, should
be. allowed to speak for the Legion.
and that the Legion must be allowed
to continue to speak for itself when
issues involving service mel are con.
cerned. and then in terms which all
the world will understand
Commander Emery paid high
tribute to the late Commander Fred
eric W. Galbraith, Jr.. who was killed
in an automobile accident. He said
his one aim had been to carry
through the great program which
Commander Galbraith had left I'M
finished. I
A notable public service Of the past
year, Commander Emery pointed out,
was the illustrations of a nationwide
German propaganda campaign in the
United States" This, he, said, was to
start with a series of Rhine Horror
meetings. /,
THE notorious propaganda, Won
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31
Relate Startling Stories
OF Battle BetlDeen Turks 5
And Greeks in AndtOlia'

Smyrna. Anatolia, Oct. 31.-Now
that the, headquarters staff Of the:
Greek army has returned here after
the conclusion of o summer CAM
paign5 aEainst the Turks in :Anatolia,
1T is possible .to make known some OF
the. phases sof the hghting not before
available. ss :
The eficiency and stubborn resi9ts
ance.of the comparatively 9ill-equipped
,forces{o of Mnstapha Kemal Pasha was
a growing surprise to Athe Greeks as
they penetrated toward Angora,
kemal's capital. They CONTESTED
every yard of the Greek advances
clinging to their trenches with tieroe
,tenacity, until the sheer weight OF
numbers Of their ~aggressors over
whelmed them. The hills and ravines
of Anatolia we're strevn with thou
sands of their bayonetted bodies. for
they stood their ground until death
claimed them. The Greek soldiers
themselves say they never. faced q
Drawer more determined foe. Is.
Il That sKemal's forces were able to
fight so effectively is considered re-
markable since the Greeks believe the
Turks were lacking in many essentials
of equipment while the Greeks were
well-organized and well-equipped.
Had Good Transportation.
The Greeks had several thousand
motor trucks and automobiles while
the Turks had less than 100. The
lGreeks enjoyed superiority also in the
more vital matter OF rifles, artillery
and machine guns. AS regards mar
power, the preponderance was in IA
vor of the Greeks by the. proportion
| of one and half to one. The Turkish
troops were CARRIED in rags and were
m%iserably equipped, while the Greek.
were we'll clothed, shod and ac-
coutred.
Kemal's airplane service consisted
| of two machines. His adversaries had
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31
TAX'ATlONB Bill
GIVES SENATE
BlCPROCRAM
Numerous Obstacles to Be
Removed Before Measure
Can Pass.

Washington. Oct. s1.-Returning
today to it's now more than month
old battle over the tax. revision bill,
the senate had to dispose Of these
major proposals before it could hope
TO bring, the measure to a final vote:
The corporation capital stock tax
with an amendment by Senator Lodge
les for the amount Of this tax paid by
their subsidiaries.
Excise taxes, many of which are
proposed for repeal under the COM
promise revision bill
A new method df taxing insurance
companies. other than life.
The Smoot manufacturers sales
tax.
The Reed amendment to continue
the excess profits tax with the pro-
ceeds used to put through the five
way soldier bonus plan,
The Smoot pr%oposalito exempt from
taxation income received by foreign
trade corporations and foreign trade
from business done in China and the
possessions of the United States.
In addition there was promised a
renewal OF the tIlgnt over inc OrpOr
atoms income tax rate. the inheritance
tax section and several others which
tentatively have. been disposed of. h
Senators on both sides were agreed
that this constituted a formidable
program , containing elements which
might bring on prolonged debate, but
they hoped that the bill could be put
through this week. 1t was the plan
OF the Republican leaders to get a
vote by Wednesday or Thursday, al
the latest, and they were prepared
to renew their night sessions if nee.
essary.
r Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania
in charge of the tax bill still is of the
opinion that senate and house confer.
ees a reach IAN agreement within
two or three days, but other majorit,
leaders do not share this optimism al
. the senate already has agreed to sew
eral NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of: the bill as i
passed the house,
There are promises of another figh
in the senate if&tne bill comes out o
conference with the maximum in
come surtax cut to around. 40 pc,
cent. There have been prediction
that such a cut would be made a,
house leaders are somewhat firm il
their demand for tho 80 per cent rat,
agreed upon blythe house.
'H so
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31
American Delegates
Confer On Plans For
Armament Conferenc.

tl#'t+4.. U.s.. s ..-IN. g f- .
Washington, Oct. s1;-With the for-
NAL Opening Of the International con-
sffersncaasnn limitation OF armament
AeNsthansa fortniShtSAAn~ the future;
fSpFelIninary Preparation for the meet
ing swung into the final stages today.
The American delegation was sct1en-
uled to- hold another of its discuss1ve
sessions at the state department. Sec
rotary Hughes, chairman of the
American group, has expressed. graft
fcation over the progress made.
Advance groups Of two delegations
already are here, the advisory de1e-
cation from China having arrived last
night. 1t was greeted formally by
representativess.of The state, war ana
navy departments.
Other delegations are scheduled to
arrive during the week and Officials
in charge expected the work of or.
g~anization to proceed rapidly.
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more than a dozen. The one branch
of equipment In which the Turks I'M
doubtedly excelled was in their rail-
road service. They had rs .locomo-
tires and more than 500 freight and
passenger cars. Added to this, they
kkd, Of course, the continued use Of
the. railroad for. the transport Of
troops, the movement of large guns
and the provisioning Of the army.
Powerful Defense.
Another vital. element Of strength
was their powerful natural defensive
positions against: the Greeks. consist
Ing Of range. after range Of fortified
hills and carefully prepared trenches.
Lastly, their intimate knowledge of
the terrain over which they fought
was a factor Of great value. 1t en-
abled them, for one thing, to make
fierce attacks in the night while their
opponents were cropping helplessly in
the dark over ground and amid sur
roundings that YER entirely un-
familiar to them. !
How well the Kemalists fought 4
shown by the fact that in the first
ten days Of the big Greek drive to-
ward Angora, 5000 Greeks were kill
ed Or wounded, while the number OF
Turks who fell in action or were
Wounded was only slightly more thar
half that total. A great part Of the
Turkish efficiency is ascribed by the
Greeks to the fact that for every
dozen men in the; Turkish army there
Eis one officer and refusal to fight Is
FURNISHED by death 1t is also said
THAT the, Kemaiist artillery is manned
largely by officers.
The Greeks assert that the Turks
determined stand was due largely tc
the fact that Renal had put machine
guns behind them, robbing them OF
whatever chance they had to escape;
but this assertion has not been pos
! sible Of. confirmation.
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HAVANA EXPLOSION
MAY BE PART OF
RED CONSPIRACY

Havana, Oct. 31.-Consderable
property damage was caused by the
explosion Of g. bomp in the home OF
Feranando Gonzalez Verdenes, ar
architect. early today. Police believe
the explosion Nigh: be connected
with the threats Of radicals against
Major General Enoch H. Crowder and
the United States legation here. These
threats were contained in proclama.
tons distributed Saturday night ir
connection with the case Of N,ccol
Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, con.
victed Of murder in a M~assachuxsett!
court. ~ re-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31
WILL "%RECOGNIZEp
FOREIGN DEBTS OF
CZARIST REGIME

Moscow, Oct. s1.-Publication df
the note to the Allied governments
from Foreign Minister. Chitcherin.
stating hat the Soviet regime would
recognize the debts to- foreign coun-
tries ofsthe Russian imperial govern
ment up to 1914. has caused little
comment by newspapers here.
Karl Radek, one of the leaders OF
the executive committee OF the Third
Internationale, says. M. Chitcehrin's
note was issued just before the Wash
ington conference, ar the Eastern ST.
berian question will be discussed at
that meeting. He adds Russia Is
naturally eager to protect the rights
of Far Eastern republics" !
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The chairman said he knew moth
ing of a definite character which
would come up at the meeting.
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meeting tomorrow. denied reports
that he would resign the chairman
ship.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-31
WHITE WILL NOT
RESIGN A AS
Dem. CHAIRMAN

6. Louis Mo-. Oct. 31.-George
White. on his arrival here today for
the Democratic national committee