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Glas svobode., 1922-12-08
MuCenikovo pismo.,
RICHARD FLORES MACON JE MORAL UMRETI KER JE Bill
SANJAC, XII JE HOTEL CLOVESTVU PRINESTI
SRECO IN LEPOTO.
Truplo prepeljano v Mexico.

eee Fort Leavenworh sednjic spusti
bodo aaha deavskega vodiea Rcharda Flores Magona
still negovo mrzo rupo Bill je bolan ecen Ce b bill
bankir ali navaden opov b nabr spus da b
prav svo omano zdravje Toda revouconar katerega
caloi nj najmanjsega dvoma zadost kaptai
icn pravicnost Medem ko potue mucenkovo trupo Mex
ker bo pokopano casm objaveno njegovo adne
pismo pisano prijatelie1n liz jece:
Vladni stroj bo nkdar briga moe boeene Glove
Ski interest nmajo mic kupnega vladimir uradn On del
mogoega stroja XII nina ves Ivcev Da ahko oslo
PIN? Stroi skomigne ramami: TEN sabe zan Da lahkO tn
umrem No. strj bo re da e trpo dovo prostoa
enskem pokopaiscu Ko b incl enega pratea poll
nm upivom b ahko pe prosto magar da prestop
ali vseh dese zapoved Tega nsem o vendar tn
pognjat umre zapr zeeno keko kakor DIVA Iva daec
Cd nedoznh bitii Xxi ih jubm.
Moi zon spada med XII nmajo nikakega mena Umor?
Me- nj bill Coveka zMena peceni oceh stro cato
morec lae dose svo svobodo ubija debeo spoh
rabi eepe zelezn ke emve6 tega je oovan
daiam in castnimi kri5ci
Goufiia? Me- e bi bilo bi poavh predenta tie ali
one korporacie
JAZZ saniae To je moi zoen In vendar mole anje e
po mole vzie eovestvu vecm miru ubezni proos te
SAME in vzje h jih ovra stro bodo une enm covekom
= kai doker zeml Mvi k rpi ali oko pono
solz, tako dolgo bodo zivele mole sanje in vizje"
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08
RABELJ Sc PoNUJA.

V Marion, Ill. izbirajo re cello
vecnost porotnike IA process proti
|peterim uniiskim premogarjem, XII
so obdolzeni umora 81 moz pri
znarih dogodkih med zadnji1n
strajkom " Herrinu. Skoro vsak
kandidat hiavi, da 81 ie ze ustva-
ril sodbo in je seveda odpuscen.
Pri izpraSevaniu porotniskah kan
didatov vlada vsled tega silna dol
goGasnost, ki ie .bila zadnje dni
prekinjena, ko ie sodnik Hardr-
well, XII vodi process, prebral pismo
Williama Gilberta liz Trenton, N.
j., v katerem Sc ponuja, da hoee
obesiti obedience, v slucaju, da 50
obsojeni ma smrt. Sklicuie Sc nd
ravnatelja ietniSnice Trentonu,
XII ga lahko priporoca kot izvrst-
mega rablja. Pristavlia, da je "a
dovolien $ place, XII ie v Illinoisu
v navadi "a TAXA della, ola Sc mu
morajo plaeati potovalni stroski.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08
GRoF KARoLY oBDoLzEN
VELEIZDAJE.

Budapesta, 6. dec. = Process ra-
di veleizdaje proti grofu Mihaelu
Karoly, bivsemu predsedniku ogr-
ske narodne skupscine, je sedaj V
teku. Obdolzen ie veleizdaje, ker
je Ogrsko predal boljsevikom.
Drzavni praNdnik je predlagal
zaplembo vsega obdolzeneevega
premozenja. Zagovorrllk je pou-
darjal, da je VISA rodbina Karolyev
popolno1na obubozana Grofica Mi
hael Karoly Sc prezivlja prevaza-
njem potnikov med Raguzo in O.
tokom Lacroma ma motornem col
nu.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08

TEN nestetim bohnikom porocilo IL
New Yorka, h nam pove, da je bo-
lezen sledniie premagana. V6eraj
so izpustili IL Newyorske bolniee
SestnaiStletnega de6ka, XII je bill ze
ma pragu veenost. diabetieni
omotici. ici.-oadravlienega. Previd-
no zivi in mic vee ne boS v nevar-
nosti ysled tie bolezni', SO mu
zdravnik rekli pri slovssu.
Novo zdravilo "insulin" je o.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08
BAVARSKA Sc UPIRA.


Berlin, 7. dec. = Dopisnik "Lo.
kal Anzeigerja" poroca liz Mona
kovega da Bavarska ne DO izpolni
la zahtev, XII so jih zavezniki pred
lozili V svoiem ultimatu, in V kate
rem zahtevaio, da Sc mora placati
odSkodnina radi napadov v Passau
in Ingolstadtu ma eastnike MEDIA,
vezniSke kontrolne komisije.
"Vorwaerts" poroea, da bavar-
ski ministerski predsednik, katere-
ga danes pricakuiejo Berlnu, ne
bo podpisah od zaveznikov zahte-
vano opravicbo.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08
To|ovaji V Tsingtau ropajo
in pozigajo.
PREBIVALCI BEzE.
torek bi moraa p provnca Kaucau zopet roe Ktacev
Tolovaji zahtevajo 100000 odkupnine uiete VIA
dine uradnike

Tentsn Kaslo decmbra. = Pc sem dosl poroeilh
ktask ropar past Tngtau h bi meo danes roclt
kta vad Prbivalci pobegni IL mesta Tsngau e bill
th rokah "A 16 let gOspOdar tam Nmc zadnh
let pa JapOnci
Porocia pripoveduejo da v vaE prhajajoe IL sgtau
naaceno pon beguncev Ktajka poca ba posana IL Pc
knga da b prvzea ba vojasnc
cd banditOv.
uradnkov XII m ue Obnem zahtevao da nh glavar me
nuie guvernerja luke.
Vsako penjo po trgovianh I'M sanovanh Jap0nke cee
XII Steieio kah 10000 mOz MISC Stanu posaviti BRAN
Sogasno doocbam washngtoni onferenci skenjenega
dogovora b moral aponci ia toek Odop Kau6au kaeremu
prpada ui Tsngau Kacem Leta 1898 Nme zased Kiau
eau OdSkodninO hgube h h me pr bokse ustaL
P zbhu vone Japonci posuz ugodne pke In
zased nem$ko pose Pr konfeenci Wahmgonu Japon
ska privolia odstOpitev zemlje Ktasi
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08
REGISTRACIJA cESKO JUGOSLO-
VANSKE ZvEZNE POGODBE
PRI DRUSTvU NARoDov.

Beograd. Ministrstvo "a. zunanje
posle je sporazumh ceskoslovaskim
zunanjim ministrstvom odposlalo jugo-
slovenskemu poslaniku Bernu prepis
pogodbe zvezi med naso drzavo in ce-
skoslovasko republiko, XII je bila pod.
pisana dne 81. augusta Marjanskih
Laznih in ratificirana dne 25. oktobra t.
l., da jo sporazumu eeskoslovaskim
poslanikom v Bernu predloM svetu dru-
stva narodov registracijo.
Vsebino pogodbe priobeimo prihod-
mic.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08

zdravilo in resilo gotove smrti
mladega deeka. Insulin je priprav-
lien IL trebusnih slinovk presiea.
IznaSla sta to- eudovito zdravilo DIR.
Banting in niegov pomoenfk c. HI.
Best ma univerzi v Toronto. Niti
predstavljati 81 ne moreno kolik
blagoslov prinasa cloYestvu ia IL
maidba. Koliko milijonov zrtev bo
reSenih prezgodnje smrti!
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08
Amerika "a odprta vrata.
Child zahteva razorozenje.
Posank prav da bo Amerka vedno bran svoe drzavane
Cicerin Sc noce podati.

y Lausanne G. decembra Amerski posanik Richard Wash
burn Child e danasn se pdlaga da maj bodo morsk ozne
odprte aam orej tud adJam TO e po nJegovem
mmeniu korist vseh drzav oh Cnem morJu.
R soviets znanj minister Ju Cleerrn Sc e norceVal IL
preogov h avi avezn ee da b to pomenilo lie
mednarodno ekmovae Imet pasa e reke menu Iurc da
predoge prmerno podlago bodo NADIA
ievale ta petek
zavens predlog katerega spreem b pomeni nadaevanc
mesnav OBJ Dardanelah bi prs Rso da Sc obooA e ree
Cieern
Besedio Ccerinove ave Xxi je bo weeer objaveno
prav da je ppomnl In to pomen popono zsene washington
skega mir razoroztv mou Rusija srnia dejo wash
ngtonse konfereuce zaboze nj bia povabena Mi
em podpamo vsa sveton posus dosee popono razorone
oda odp prehod kako predgao nare vsak posu da
doseze razorOzene morju, pOponoma nemegoc
Cicen ie rekel da goNo zaveznish predog kokor 50
naperien napram Rus ava da hoce Russia toda
jo pr.sil boj, he bo nikdar kapituirala..
Richard Washburn Child je rekel svojem govoru
NaSe stace so tdno podagi poite nase Wade kl
hcva popoo stano prostos brez kasnhk posebn p1ve
giiev naso trgovino in trgovino drugih narodov.
o nazranje vade Nodi tudi sucaJu dardane
skega vpraSanja Mi nasem Interest," kakor tud
vseh ostah vsevs narod h ve ob Cem mou da
mic takega sken kar b Vzeo kaerekoi - bodsi Ture
ali Rush, Bugariji ali RmuniJ Ukrajn ali Georg garanc
ie da smo bti deeni 70 je h pravica
dvomm b kakrsnakoi delegaeija tel konerenc
odpto zanikaa pravco rnh Gash neresu napredka
uprav prosvetn da tud med
kline trgovina nevtrahnih narodov. rGe~s& n
Post on nj dovoj jasen izra ker krije kar
Ia pomen proost ozn amih emvec ud
v udsev XII prebvajo OBJ Cem moru ter prostos1
vseh narodov h ve za teh in h h zee obskavati
iih priatejskih opravdh.
NepravGno b bo da bi kak narod vsed svoe mepsne
ege incl obast mad tem vpomembnm onami in ma ia
Gin druge narode prikrajsal ma njih pravicah.
Upam da bo ia konfeeca spreea te principe IN Ga DO daa
pono garanco da bodo upoeyali Edno takm dom kon
ference DO moa vada zadovona Ne da M govo specino
ak drug naod povdaam da ud drugi narod ali zuna oz
ne bodo zadovojni kaim drugim zakljuGkom
NaSe mnenje da doeze postost Crnega morJa ed1no
razorozenem Sc prep6an e da e cello oborozen
vzdrzan prosos mosh ozn prostos Crne
ga moria.
dali
stvo mad Grimm morm mnenju mogoc V to pokro
vitevo vem zagoovom dobre in stalno podag do
govorov kakor silo.
deegacija ma tel onferenci zahtev da podlago
dogovorov zabni dosop bonm adm C1o morle Ld1
m da b bo ao zahevat odstranev vonih ad
IL vsakega mednarodnega morja
Noben narod nj bill boil nakonjn razorotv moru kot
Ameka Pa noben narod nj "a vzdrzavan
dovomega vega adev kateega naoga e b polcaJ ma
bodnih morrill, brani svoe drzavne svoe ade zra pira
vo in cash vh nezgod pomaga pecm bas kakor SO pred
krakm storile to vojne ladje Biznjem Vzhodu
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08
SLADKORNA BOLEZEN
OZDRAVLJIVA.

Milijone in milijone ljudi je boil
nih ma sladkorni bolezni (diabe-
tes) samo pri mas je en- million
takih bolnikov. Ia boIezen pomeni
Davsezadmie gotovo Smrt. kakor
nitro povzroea nezavest, je to GO
tovo znamenie, da ie konec blizu.
Kako silno veSelie prinaSa vsem
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08
RAzNE NOVICE.

Clara Phillips, Xxi je bila pre-
iskavi radi "umora S tkladivOm .
v Los Angeles, je pobegnila In je
baje ma potu V Chicago. Detektivi
preiskujejo vse Wake, XII prihajajo
liz. zapada.
IL Londona poroeajo, da je V ce-
trick OBJ 10. uri zvecer blNu Dow
ra trcil ameriSki parnik George
Washington 2 angleskim parnikom
Clyne Rock. = Kolikor je doslej
znano, nj bilo posebnih poskodb.
- Nemcija namerava razpisati no
tranje zlato posojilo zneSku 20
do 3O,OOO,000,000 mark.
!. V sredo ie stopila v zivljenje Ir-
ska prosta drzava. Med ljudstvom
nj bilo opaziti posebnega navduse-
MIA, ker Sc vedno prevladuje strah
pred grozniami upornikov. 700 ler
so Sc Trci borili "a svoio svobodo
XII so io slednjie dosegh. Ko bi sa-
mo nehali ze enkrat Sc klaff med
seboil
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08
ssHRRociTE kHJIeE
IA BOzICNE PRAZNIKE.

Danes prinaSamo na zadnj
strani lista cenik lmjig, Xxi Sc dobt
v zalogi Glasa Svobode. Knjige
posebno kak lep zgodovinski ro-
man, so najlepSe darilo; XII ga mo-
rete dati znancu ali prijateljici.
Kot darilo odraScenim SO zelo pri,
porocljive sledece knjige: Kraljey
Vitez, 374 strsni, lep zgodovlnski
roman, ki stane samo 81. 70; Babi-
lonsska Zena, V dveh delhi, po mi
zani ceni $3.50; Crni demanti, ro-
man, obsega 344 strani in stane
$3.50; Mali ljudje, devet povest,
in trdo vezana knjiga $1.20; zbra-
nj spisi znamenitega slovenskega
pisatelja Josipa Jurcie, prvi I'VE
eek, vsebuie 35 povesti in stane
$3.50 in drugi zvezek, Xxi vsebuje
4 povesti, trdo vezane knjige,
$1.25. 80"
Lepo ctivo najdete tudi zbra-
nih spisih Janeza Trdme In Kers-
.nikovih zbranih spisih.
Med MLADINSKIMI SPISI i
mate lepo Hber pravljic in povesti
S slikami, katerih bodo Vasi otrO-
ci zelo veseh.
In ce zelite, da boste dobili knii-
ge pravocasno, tedaj ne odlasajte
z naroGilom, kajti okoli praznikov
je navadno toliko prometa ma po-
sti, da ie skoro vsaka posiljatev
zakaSnjena.
Ravno OBJ tenn casu pa potece
mnogim nasim narocnikom njiho-
va narocnina ma Glas Svobode Ill
kdor hoee, da bo List prejemal re-
dino, maj takoi ponovi narocnino,
kaiti po postnem zakonu smo pri-
morani ustaviti list vSak0mur, ki
ne ponovi pravocasno svoje marco
nine. 4
, In kakor smo re veckrat omeni-
Ii v nasem listu, bono skusali po-
vecati list Glas Svobode po Novem
letu. Mnogo naSih pristasev Sc je
oglasilo ma mas poziv "a pridobiva-
ME novih narocnikov, vendar od-
mev nj tako velik, kot smo priea-
kovali. Mi vemo, da 81 zeli vsak i
skren zagovornik svobodne misii
in napredka, da hi list izha.ial po-
gosteje, ali zelja sama brez della in
je rodila Sc jake malo sa-
du.
Doba ie kratka, ali do Novega
leta Sc vsak Tlaroenik lahko prido-
bi najmani po enega novega ma
rocnika. Poskusite nagovoriti svo-
iega prijatelia ali Soseda, da Sc ma
roei ma Glas Svdbode. Celoletnal
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08

naroenina ma Glas Svobode je
$3.50, Ia pol leta $500; "a Chica-
go, Kanado in Evropo "a cello letO
$3.50, "a pol leta $3.50. Narcotic
Glas Svobode svoicem v d1movaIH!
Upravnistvo Glas Svobode.
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08
Pri Wilsonu.

prvi6 znanh veaiskh dneV1h srecaa oVsi
predsenik Zdruzenh draw Woodrow Wilson, blV mneSkl
predsednik Francije George Clemenceau
Penajst potem @ tiger vsopil Wsonov DOM Je
prel zopet ven in e aostno zmaa gavo o e speza eaka-
loci avtomob Sna raa med nekdanjm Wlsonom III danas
MIN e upvaa sarega Francoza Cemenceau P poze
lie reke bvI predsednk kar naJsrcneJse Spree
Ko govoa akh deset Cleneneeau zapaz eta Je
Wilson teleo utruen vsed posov zagotovvS 60
spoda gospo osebnO veno prpran storit "a nu
vsako uslugo, ki bi 10 zahteYaa
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08
Napada zopet Nemeijo.

ObdoM e Nemeiio je priveda padee nemske
make samo da ie ma ia Ga voi ked In vbuda vdez
da nj sanu pGala Franeo Poem ie omeni difference
med Angijo in FrancijO
'oyd George pOsebno vnet konferenee NH enc
renee nj bo h ne nemSke obveznOs Ce ne bo Ae
ria previdna zaSa prede Smeri goSodaskega nnpe
LIMA Dobro e dobro deati preVec denarla
odgovornosti sedanJo evropsko sluaco
ker sem ze pred MO pusil moe IL svojih rOk.
"Nobene praviee ime put Evropo stls ne da b po
maga razke, katerh sami me svoJe p vines
Ke bodete ak moral posec tenn bose cm
pref to storte Kesa bOdete bodete nitro dea
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08
C|emenCeau pri Wi|sonu.
TIGER ZAHTEVA ZVEzo MED AMERIKO, ANGLIJo IN
FRANCIJO.
Amerika mai iztirja nemske dolgove.

Washington D. Co. decembra Danes Zvecer Je Cemenceau
prve poveda m in ka pravi negovega po
tovana Zaheva % da maj Zdruzene drzave povedo Mem
ciii da mora plaea Franci SkodO k 10 je povzroea
Niegov program rekonrukco Europe med Zdrz
mimi drzavam Francjo Ango Svoj je razrl svo
em govoru pred Southern Society Spomns dvoran kater1 Sc
ie vrSia razorozitvena konferenca zadnio zmo
TakOle ie govoril:
''Zem da nadete kak pot sam 81 nbere primeren pot
da Sc pris NmGo plaza Franei skodo k 10 P po
vzroca Nade tax pot ia poazete Nemeem vase VoJo Nh za
vol =,
da desezete gotov mir Ali mamo sedal mr
Pred Clemenceauevm mea kraek nagovor Mrs MI
nor peenica amerke revouc h e prporoeala zvezo
med Ameriko FranciiO in Angljo.
Sc ie dvgn Clemeneeau e obrn Mrs Minor In reke
tVi drzali moi To je MOI program - Anne
rika, Francija in Anglia
Glas svobode., 1922-12-08

DELAVCI IN FARMARJI! tork H. decembra votve
"a spreem move ustave drave Illinois Toeke tel ustav
"a delavsvo in keta skodve Gasujte proti spejemu
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
INDEPENDENTS WIN
Colonials Nosed Out by Opponentu in Contest for First Place in Hardware City League--New Team Entered.

The Independents defeated the Col onials in one of the fastest and best played games seen in this city this season, last evening at St. Mary's Field by the score of to l.. They thereby went into first place, both teams having been tied for first hon. ors
 "Bosh" Schmidt did the twirling for the Independents while Sautter was on the receiving end, and Williams and Hall did the honors for the Col onials. It was a pitchers duel all the way through, neither side being able to find the old pill. Each team was credited with four hits each. George Campbell was easily the shining light of the game. getting three bingles out of four trips to the plate. These hits decided the outcome of the game.
 Saturday afternoon, the Independ- ents will cross bats with the St. Mary's team. The St. Marys team has been organized to take the place of the Mount Peasants A number of well known players are in the new lineup and the team looks like a strong aggregation and should give the fans a good exhibition.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
SPEED REGULATOR
Rome Officials to Try Out New h. yention Which Will Prevent Motor ists From Exceeding Limit.

Rome, Aug. 4-Confronted with the difficulty of controlling speeding automo obiles within the city limits, Rome is considering a device which will prevent the car to which it is attached from travelling over ten miles an hour. The more the driver steps on it," the slower the car will run.
 This automatic speed regulator Is the invention of Ernesto Fragano and Ettore Villa. An indicator Is set at the number of miles an hour de- sired as the maximum speed. An application of centrifugal force in terrupts the working of the motors If the driver attempts to go beyond the limit.
 In Rome the narrow streets in the older quarters of the city: the numer- ous hills, and the inequalities in the pavements of many streets make fast driving particularly dangerous. Driv- CTS are prone to disregard existing speed regularties so the city author ities are giving thought to making obligatory the use or this automatic speed regulator.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
Have You Piles?
Then You Have Something to Lear1

Then You Have Something to Learn.
 Thousands who have piles have not learned that quick and permanent re- lief can only be accomplished with in- ternal medicine. Neither cutting nor any amount of treatment with oint- ments and suppositories will remove the cause.
 Bad circulation causes piles. There is a complete stagnation of blood In the lower bowel and a weakening Of the parts. Dr. J. s. Leonhardt was first to find the remedy, His prescrip- ton, HEM-ROID, is now sold by all druggists Dr. Leonhardt tried 1t in 1000 cases with the marvellous record of success in 9s per cent, and then de- cided 1t should be sold under rigid money-back guarantee.
 Don't waste any more time wth outside applications. Get a package of HEM-ROID from Clark & Brainerd company today. It has given safe and lasting relief to thousands and should do the same for you--it seldom fails.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
TOO MANY WORKERS |
 ~ CLING TO MINES|
Wartime Emergency Causes Vast Number Of Idle Men Today
(Continued from Preceding PnEe)


 New York, Aug. 4,--The solution of the many acute problems at the bituminous mines of the country has no more important phase. In the opinion of economists, than the liquidation of labor. There are in the business of digging coal today from l6o,ooo to 100000 supernumeraries or understudies. Economists maintain that as there must always be many idlers in the mining region if this arrangement continues that 1t is about time for those whose services are not needed to remember that the war Is over. The saying "Once a miner, always a miner" will not help in this case.
 Many of the so-called miners were originally farmers who, when there | was a shortage of coal used to strip | of few wagon loads from the sur face. Thousands of them were sub 1 way workers and tunnel shorers, and i there were even sailors in this com pany which went to the task of dig ging coal when America was under the goad of war.
 One reason given for the retention of this surplus labor, is that because miners do not work every day week and often only about half a week. even when the mines are in opera ton. the presence of the extras is necessary.
 Phillip H. Penna secretary of the Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators Association of Terre Haute, Ind, says that there is a vast difference, how ever, between man attached by supply demand to an industry and one who insists upon being attached, whether he is needed or not
 Industry Overmanned.
 "Our industry" he declared, is overmanned. and thousands of men who came into our mines during the times of business activity joined the union and are listed as coal miners They have found the wages and the conditions of employment 90 inviting. that they refuse to leave it for other fields of employment"
 The plan of the unions, as inter preted by the operators, is to keep as many members as possible on their dues paying roster, and thus introduce a six hour day and cut down the amount of actual labor to abount thirty hours of work a week as a minimum
 Tn other callings. such as chip building. there has been a dispersal of emergency labor forces to the trades from which they came. Many of the men engaged in the construc- ton of wooden ships during the war were ordinary carpenters and founda- ton shorers and the like, and in the case of the steel vessels, thousands of the "shipwrights" were housesmiths out of work because of the building slump.
 When the miners who have for saken the vacations to which they were originally trained go back to them, much water" will be squeezed | out of the mine labor market, and the business of coal mining, the l operators declare, much benefited.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
; BLACK IS STILL GAME"

San. Jose, Cal, Aug. 4.--Replying to a telegram from Gene Sarazen, young Pittsburgh professional, who recently won the national open golf title from him by single stroke, John Black California champion, from his cot in a hospital here said:
 Tell Gene I have not made my last putt"
 Blacks physicians now are hopeful for his entire recovery from concus- sion of the brain and other injuries he suffered in an automobile accident.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
STEAMERS WILL HOLD
 POTENTATE'S PARTY.

Louis c. Kingsbury Potentate of the Sphinx Temple Shriners, an- nounces a potentate's party to be giv- en for members of the Shrine and their Masonic friends at s:3O p. m, daylight saving. Wednesday evening, August g, at the Shriners' club. 1Oa Spring street, Hartford. There will be music by Colts band, dancing and refreshments.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
GREEKS CHANGE LINES
Take Action So as To Avoid Any
 Further Clashes With Turkish

Troops Near Constantinople.
 Constantinople Aug. 4.-(By Asso- ciated Press 1.-The council of allied generals is taking drastic action to prevent repetition of such incidents as the clash between Greek and Turkish troops on the frontier northwest of this city early in the present week, in which three Greeks were killed. It has been decided that the Greeks shall occupy new positions less menacing to the Turkish lines.
 It is believed all danger of an at tack on Constantinople has passed.
 Sofia. Bulgaria, Aug. 4.-The con centration of troops on both sides of the Tchatalja line has not disturbed traffic on the railway to Constanti- noBle, the Orient express and other trains going and coming regularly across Thrace
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04

Two base hits veach, Heilmann; three hasa hits Cobb ,; home run. Heilmann stolen bases, Miller. Ruel; sacrifices, Col lins. Veach double play, Pratt to Harris; left on bases, Boston 8, Detroit 4; base on balls, of Russell l, off Oldham I, on Ehmke 3; struck out, by EhmKe D; hi' > oy Russell ( In 3 1-3 innings, of karr 5 in 2-s innings. of Oldham in Is in ming, off Ehmke ! in Ia innings hit by nitcher. by Ehmke Collins, Pratt); win nlns pitcher, Ehmke; losing pitcher hArr
 umpires. Owens and Hildebrand; tlme' i'oo'
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
'Batted for Meadows In 9th.

Two base hlt MuelIeri home run Hem line; eacrifces Mueller, Stock, Jack Smith; struck out, by Hanes 1; bases on balls. of Meadows g.. of Haines B. hit by pitcher by Meadows (ToporceD; left on bases, St Louis H. Philadelphia 10: double plays Hornsby. Toporcer, Fournter; time, 1853; urnpiree Klem and Sentelle.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
NEHF PITCHES IN
 BRILLIANT STYLE


 TWO base hits Harper. Miller; three base hlt. High stolen base, Pinelli; sacrifices. Olson, Miller; double plays. Grimss Olson to sehmandt, Olson, Johnson and schmandt left on bases Cincinnati 5. Brooklyn (; base on balls, of Rixey ,. of Grimes i; struck out. by Eixsy 3, by Grimes 2; hits. off Rixey in ' innings. off Gillespie none In inning; hit by pitcher. by Grimes tHarper) losing pitcher, Rixey: umpires. Hart and ODay; time, l!26.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
St. Louis ', Philadelphia 1.

Philadelphia, Aug. 4,-The St. Louis Cardinals found Lee Meadows an easy mark and defeated Phladel- phia yesterday : to l. Haines was rather wild but effective in the pinch es. Henline's home run was the only real drive of his delivery. Score:
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New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
DETROIT
.Ratted for Milliksn in 9th

@Batten TOT M1IlIK6H III stH.
 Boston .... 900 900 ooo-0 Detroit ,... 900 500 01x--7
 Two base hit Woodall; sacrifices Cobb; double plays. Pllette, Cutshaw and Blue;; loft on bases Boston 1, Detroit q; base on balls off Piercy 6, off Milliken 1; struck out by Plllette 1, by Piercy l. by Miliken 1; hits off Percy in 2-3 Innings, off Miluken 3 In 4 1-3 innings; hit by pitcher, by Fiercy CIeilmann); losing pitcher, Piercy; umpires, Hildebrand and Owens; time, 1:32.