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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
SO| MFR DEAD WILL Be RETURNED
To UNITED STATE5BY GOVERNMENT
WHERE RELATIVES MAKE REQUEST

the general position taku lE "rr Ia'"
president. Theodore R""s"2'''. and,
with him. ~ prefer that ;h',r dead 70
main permanently ~ IA" soil where
they CAV" up thor lives IN" easier VIII
tho task hc cOufrrntln" oar government
in rcfPrcnc" TO It's soldier dead.
"rhrrr can hc uu doubt that every
thing humanity pOsslhl" viii y" don" ny
the war depart m'nt !" s." :" il tha'
such memorials ar" IN every way worthy
Of this republic and tit resting places
for It's dead.
More than a year ago. h"w"v"r. real
izinE that IN all probability thor" would
hc individual cases. at least. Wh"r", lot
ono reason or another. this arrangement
would not prove satisfactory. tnc war
department issued a forpal statement
10 tho general cfr"c, that wh"r" parents
or next Of kin Of any American soldier
who lost his life N III" foreign S"rNl'"
If tho l'u.tcd States during tho war
made a formal rc1ucs. I" tho var de-
partmrnt for tn" return Of his body I"
This country that request would b"
granted by tho department.
The war d"rar1 mont has further IN
dictated that N any such as" tn" hndy"S
50 returned To this country may b" IN
tered either in n national cemetery or
in the family burial plot. as tho FAMILY
or next OF kin may indicate IT'S prefer
cncc.
Tho expense oF returning su"h
hodics 10 this country and delivering
,hcn 10 Tho family. including IN" """'
If a hears" IN H." home town. 10 De-
borne by tho government.
eft must hc horne IN mind n"f"r'h'
loss that the war department has una
formly insisted that no stops toward
the return OF any ~ our soldier d"hh
from either Franco ~ England could 10
undertaken until after IN" formal S'%n'
ing 81 tho final treaty Of peace.
at mus; also u" horn" N mnd tha'
tho losses in human Inf" ALREADY SUI
raincd by IN" French p""Nl" rs ~" re-
suit Of the Wa hal" h"'n hrpaIiIhE'N
large. i, ~ surely NOT surprising. tn -
fore. that IN" French government com
sidCrg /, 81 : .'al Importanr" INA; -
+ etcp he taken with r"f"rcnr" Ia IA" "l~'
| ,ntcrnrnt o: bodies lying IN fr';'f
| soil unaccom pnuicd 10y every r"1'"uhh''
| SAFEGUARD with 2 Wow 10 pr"N"n'I'I i"'
! spread Of dls' aac among thr troh''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
CRUISER WHEELING ASSIGNED
To STAY IN ATLANTIC FLEET

York. Texas Ctah. Arkansas, Florida.
Delaware and North Dakota These arc
the 1c-inch drcadnoughtS Of the navy.
and the proposed lineup OF the two fleets
means that in gun power the pacific Will
be at least one third more powerful than
ITS sister feet in the Atlantic,
There win DO two divisions Of dread
noughts in each fleet The flagship Of
the second division In the Atlantic Will
bc the Utah. while the New M"xic" WILL
be the flagship Of the second Pacific d.
vision
There viii Glso DO IN each ocean two
divisions OF older hattlc<hps. thos" IN
tho Atlantic being the Minnesota con-
necticut Louisiana, New Hampshire.
Kansas. South Carolina and Michicar.
while the two Pacific divisions Will ~
cludo the Virginia, New Jersey. Georgia.
Rhode Island and Nebraska The naG-
ships Of these divisions in IN" Atlanta.
will be the Minnesota and CONNECTICUT
and in tho Pacific the Virginia and the
Georgia
The arrnored cruisers that will scrv"
with tho Atlantic feet are th" Haunting
ton. which will be III" flagship. and tn"
Wheeling. South Dakota. FREDERICK,
Pittsburgh, Topeka, D"ip hr7l and CAS-
tine tho cruisers Assigned H. tn" rarIii"
feet being the Seattle n flagship ard
tho Montana North Carolina. Pueblo,
Cleveland Denver. Tacoma Marhichcud,
Machias and VicksburR.
Tho dcStr"y"rs. submarines ard auXil'
iaries will Also be divided about "QutIly
betwceCn tho two fleets. rh' .rrLiuIHt-
ton OF the fleets Will probably hr an
Tlounccd in tho next few day. and Il 10
felt certain that tho hn"uN ~ IN. two
fleets will be 10 Uut lined ah"v'.
The cruiser Wheeling w., hamrd FOR
the city of Wheeling. W. Va She rs
taken a very ac,iv" part IN tho M.>,rru
and world war. Sh" carries. a h.nG,ItUl
silver srrvice prosecuted ~"y"rrI years
aEo b. "a" people df W'."''.t.. Thr:
she has been a,vtrrrd e." N''a,:a" duty
Is a trihut" To- ia" rrut-.r.s w"r,h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

NEW YORK June 24.-The present
Atlanta. fleet will be divided in tho ne1f
few weeks. half going 70 The Pacific and
tl!.. other half remaining IN N" Atlantic
.. tin. A'l;rr.tic fleet under Admiral
H,nry e. Wilson. While the orders CIV
lax the organization OF the new fleets
has not y"t been received on tho nag
SHIPS. il IS believed certain that the
r,nsyll au.a, now flagship OF tho At
l1;.iic nc";. wiu 90 TO the Incihc az
tltcShrn If Admiral Eudrntn. III" other
TO BE- assigned to the
T.aci,,c .l.st being IN" New Mexico, Ar
iona, Idaho. Mississippi. Nevada OKLA
bona and Trrarsscc. These are tho
newest FIRST line units Of IN" United
States rrvy and m each instance they
noun, r.a;n batteries Of l4-irch guns
Tho drcadnouGhts Uf III" new Atlantic
flcrt. Of which III" Wyoming will prob
ably BE- tn" flagship. will b" the New
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
INTERESTING ARTICLE EECE1VE I'D
BY C. n. WATKINS, DuRECTOh oE
PURPLE CROSS ASSOCIATION
Following the Signing OF the ForniAA
Peace Treaty, Next Friday, Action
VIII Be Taken

G IL Watkins nf IN" Watkins. lt"uS"
i Iirrr'nnn e.. "f ihl* city. and a.
rector ia H.. I'Uri', cross Association.
has received very interesting hrtlcie
dealing with tn" disposition q: Soldier
dead. now inferred III France ana other
PARTS Of Europe. II is s"lt-"xpIaha'orS
and j.. in part. aS follows:
in view "f IN" many CONNECTING
statements which have app AIRED from
tine 10 tim" n ~" public press. II
IONS w,.rth NhI!, ,u !SSu" n pric1 SUM
rlary indicating no official position or
The war drparimcn, with regard 10 hoo-
,.. Of Amrrrran soldiers who lost 'h"ir
l.ycS ~ ;h,. frr"irn service Of :hr Tinted
STATES N The course az IN" graf war.
"Ii has seemed wis" for many rca-
sons ~ establish. both in Franc" ana
England. suitable memorials |" the part
which America played N the war.
1T has been thought that such memo
rInls could most fit;inEly take the form
RI .-r,.ar parks in which suitahl" monu-
rrcuiS might DO erected. and PARK ~
which AZ least might h" devoted 20 inc
rr,I rc@ing places Of American soldiers
who were killed or who lost their ii'"a
in tho country where such memorials
are located.
"Arcord:nxly for some tim" past INC
government has been in n"Ewiatlo WIN
~, 60, rrnmrnts Of France and Eng
land respectively. looking towards ths
or1uircrucut Of ground suitable for such
Il purpose.
Of kin Of american soldiers who lost
their lives abroad willing 10 agree with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
ARMY TRANSPOR
TRAIN To PASS
THROUGH CITY
s,g1Sz ARMY TRUCK ENRouTE Fson
COAST TO COAST ~
a. rmoUaH THIS CITY.
VIM Make Test Of Roads and ALSO fSA'
DID New work Along the
Highways.

a practical demonstration or N" me-"
~ A runt koraI highway system AMI ~ 'h'
,,olua oF the motor truck Nnth rs mil
taI-y and commercial unit. Will ." al
corded through the medium Ct a tour
from Washington. u G.. I" san FTAnciS-
% California, which Will y" taken short
Il, NV two companies OF me Motor Trans
rort Corps OF the War Department
Some zoo men and officers will max"
nm the complement. They VIII us" b.
+yurka and passenger carS and all ~
theiY other equipment such rs Kitchens.
shops, ambulancCs. etc. VIII De tho''''"-
ed
/. Before.fhe trip begins. n vigorous en-
1istusent campaign will ~ w1E"d WIN
parffcration in the tour aS ono OF th'
Inducements 10 the In"u- obs rvrrS Will
be sent along to gather Information NOT
only az to the performance OF the sever
al motor units but also As facts Wh:"h
rnsy develop which will b" ot raui" FOR
inclusion in tho motor transportation
COLLEGE course which ia now bong work
ia ont By officials OF the training branch
OF The department.
me trtp will be made over tho Old
National Highway through this city ana
on toward the west. Arrangements WI!
be made IN This city to entertain ia" Of
t9tSe1s and the men whom they arrive.
1t WIN be the first time in the history
Lof Sne nation that truck train has "v"r
made the trip from coast 20 coast and
tho majority OF the men with ~" OUTFIT
VIM Be Veterans OF the great war and
regulars The train WIN leave Washing
ton shout July 1st
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
FOOD FOR SERBIA

BELGRADE. Serbia, May 20 (by
maiD-Eorthern Serbia which FOR sew"
oral months after the war was virtually
isolated from contact with allied
sources Of supply, is now receiving
steady stream Of goods Of all kinds.
These goods are brought IN By way Of
P1unre as there Is no through rail con-
nection north from Saloniki across Ser
hia- owing to the fact that the main
north-south railroad in Serbia 10 still
being repaired and hundreds Of bridges
are wing smashed beyond repair IN the
beds Of the streams they once spanned.
Al present II reuidres. with good luck.
from ten to fifteen days to cross Ser
b,a from Salonih TO Belgrade By motor
truck and rail.
Tho American army food mission and
the American Red Cross arc daily send
ing truckloads Of food. clothing and
medical supplies into Northern Serbia
from Belgrade. Tho American Red
Cross in Northern Serbia has estab-
lshed stations at CurprjA Krasujevac.
palanka, Pozharcvatz, Shabatz- NeEotin.
petrovatz, Obrenovat1 and Semendrta.
from which centers hundreds Of smaller
towns are served At all these points
American army doetorA American army
nurses. and former doughboy ehauf-
feurs and motor transport men are
busy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
OIL MAN DEAD

cISTEHSVILLE. W. Va, June "a
,,olIn,rr,A a long illness. IN" result or
n COMMUNICATION or diseases ~. l.. Glen
dcnn!ng. A we'll known resident OF THIS
city. PASSED away at 40 Monday eve
unr AZ his homo on Main street.
Mr.. CTcndcnning was born IN NoVe1n-
her 1865 at Wayncsburg. Pa. and came
IN SrslcrSvilr nineteen years ago lie
was engaged IN tho saloon business l"r
3. ,irno but for tho past few years had
devoted his attention 10 the oil and gas
business and had extensive holdings IN
ms s,a,c. kentucky and in III" LODI
ONO fields TIL" deceased IL survived
hy his wife and one daughter. Miss Lu-
c,ii".
Funeral services will b" conducted on
THURSDAY afternoon q; 2:3o. win III
,crncr, IN Oak~ord cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

Pay your water bills now and save
ioTe, City Treasurer Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

Every home has use for step lad
der. and by purchasing them In large
ouantitie. we are able to sell them
at these exceptionally low prioss.
These ladders are wen constructed.
thoroughly braeed and will give
many years Of servies-&foot Sise,
81 so; G-foot size, ass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

In this refrigerator display we are now MAKING
vou will find every type from the small 1amH size up
to the large side door type as displayed above. Inc
rcfrrrratur< we sell not only perfect IN conStruc
ton ,, ,Isn consume the minimum of ice while thor
ouyhlv protecting your food and famIyS health Inc
prices range upward in easy stages from Slo TO p"O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
Merry BOOTlEGGER
STOPS TRAIN Then
LOADS ON SUPPLY
Keyser Man Pnehed chAfvsd WIN
Pulling Air Brakes and xvs<14
6ooze.

snecial Dispatch to The Intelligence.
KEYSER. W. Va. June IA man
giving tho name Of James Smith. OF
North Carolina. WAS arrested today by
officers at West Virginia Junction on
charges Of violating the prohibition laws
and stopping a train by pulling the AIR
brake valves.
He wore a coat, the inside pockets OF
which were fixed TO hold thirteen quarts
Of liquor. Ten quarts were found on
him. Officers say bootleggers have been
making a practice OF stopping freiEhts
in order to load bootlesging supplies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

Fo- v"d"s,riYns and hos" VINO IN
dulro IN outdoor SPORTS y c"mhina'"n
.nr, and spiral puttcc has o"en In
vented
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-24
Budapeste pakilo revoliucija
BoLsEVTKU REvoL1UC1JA
BUDAPESTE.

PARYzIUS, vas. "a Ana
diena Budapeste, Urgarijos
sostineie, komunistai bolsevi.
kai sukele revoliucija, anot
praneSimo is Zuricllo.
Revoliucija vedama vokieGiu
ir rusu agitatoriu.
Sukileliai sturmavo laik-
rasGio Nepzava ofisus. Pas
kui 1uzeme telegraph ofisa il
gelezinkelio stoti.
Laikinas Ungarijos prtnje-
ras, grafas Karolyi tuojaus
susauke posedin ministeriu
kabineta.
Ministerial turejo ilga po-
sedi. Pagaliaus mieste paskel
bta- kares stovis.
Kick palaukus gelezinkelio
stotis buvo atimta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-24
zYMUs ANGLIJoS VYRIAIJ
sYBEs NUSILE1DI-
MAS DARBTNTN-
KAMS.
Darbininkai bus prileisti prize
tvarkymo dirbtuviu.

Londonas, vas. 23.--Vyl'iau-
syb6s atstOvai turi konferen-
ella su ivairip darbo sakQ
darbininku atstovais. Darbo
minister's, Sir Robert Ste
venson Horne, praneSe, jog
vyriausybt sutinka leisti dar-
bininkams prisiddti prize tvar-
kymo ir valdymo ivailiQ val
dzios darbo istaigq.
Tai bus ivesta, taip vadi-
mama, Whitley sistema. ku-
rial darbininkai senai prize
lankiavo.
Jei taip, tai didelis darbinin-
ku laimdjimas Anglijoje.
Be to, Anglijos anglekasyk-
lu savininkp asocijacija nus
prendziusi suorganizuotl IS
kasyklu darbininkQ ir saw
ninku ! tarybas atsklrluosc
distriktuose.
TOS darbininkQ ir darbda-
viQ tarybos nustatytQ darbl-
ninkams uzmokestl IL vestQ
visus kitus kasyklu reikalus.
Oar nezinomes baisaviz4o pa
sekmes.
Anglekasiq balsavimo strei-
ko reikale pasekm6s dar ne
%nOmOs.
Bet abelnai sp6jama, jog di-
Idziuma darbinmkQ Stos w
streikQ.
Vyriausyb6 deda visas pa
stangas sulaikyti ta grumo-
janti Saliai streika. Tuo tiks-
In suSaukiama anglekasiQ at
Stow konferencija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-24
PADEREWSKIS REIKA-
LAUJA DIDELES AR
MIJOS.
Savinasi jis il Lietuvos sosti,
ne Vilniu.

VarS&va, vas. -. - Lenkg
SuSirinkimaS (Seimas) pripa,
zino gen. PiISudski, kaipo Wy
riau>iQ IenkQ armijos vadQ j.
81 tot. koI bus apdirbta Len
kijai konStitucijinG valdymo
torma.
Premjeras PadcrewSki pra-
peS1 Seimui, jog Salyje stOvis
reikaIauiq$, idant Seimas is
reikStQ paSitik6jima kabine,
tn.
KalbtdamaS iis pareikaIavo
Lenkiiai SkaitlingOs almijos.
kad paSekmingai kovoti prizes
holSevikizma.
PaderewSkjS pazymGjo, jog
lenkai nttnrttQ pamir$ti, kad
Lenkijai priklauso ne tik
TeSchen CD, bet If toxic mics,
tai, kaip NilniuS.
LietuviamS Su rutenalS
(baltaruSiaiS), anOt Paderews,
kio. bus leista aukl6ti save
kalbQ, paprOciuS il turGti nuo-
SaviaS mOkyklaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-24
Bus pravestas visuotinas
mokslas.

Varsava, vas. %. 3.-Lenkijos
steigiamasis susirinklmas
Siandie daugiausia laiko pas
venGia konstitucijos gamini-
mui. Konstituciia bus pamatas
visiems naujos lenkQ respubll-
kos istatymams. Tas pamatas
yra didziai svarbus ir todel
tam tikslui pasveneiama daug
laiko. Viskas visapusiai ap-
galvoiama, aptariama.
Lenku susirinkime didziu-
ma atstovu yra nacijonaEstai.
Prize Stu priklauso If valstie-
ciu partija. Socijalistq il zy,
du yra mazai. Soeijalistai lai-
kosi iSvien. Bet zydai pasida-
line ] I1elias grupes po kelis
atstovus. Mes tarpe zydq atsto-
WI yra konservatistQ, liberia
lp, progresistQ il kitokiQ pa
ziuru.
Bet jie visi stow uz laimin-
ga lenkQ respublikos ateitl.
Kuone visi atstovai sutlnka
su tue, jogei Lenkuose kalp
llriksGionys, taip zydai turl
tureti lygias pilietybes teises.
Netures but privilegiju.
Didziuma atstovq absoliu-
Giai prieSinasi pripazinti bent
kokias speciiales priviiegijas
zmoniq luomui, grupei ar kan,
kitam. Jie stow uz panaikini-
ma visokiq bajoriskq titulQ,
isemus mokslo laipsniais uz-
tarnautuS.
Visi atstovai stow uz tai,
kad bezemiai kuoveikiaus bu-
tn aprupinti apdirbamaia ze-
me. Kiekvienam zem6s turi
but Quota tick, kad su seimy-
ma galetu pilnai prasimaitin-
ii il pragyventi be jokios pa
Salin6s pagelbos.
Tad manoma, jog bezemiams
bus padalinti dideliausi ze-
mes plotai, kuriQ Lenkuose
yra.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-24
BAIs1oS RIAUsEs
MUNICHE.

BERLYNAS, vas. 24.-Vei
kiai po papildytu zmogzudys.
ciu Bavarijos sostineje MUM.
che prasidejo baisios riauses
Suplauke j vidumiesti dauge.
lis darbininku is priemiesciu
Pranesama, jog mieste pra
sidejusi tikra ciyile kare. I'm
ia plesti krautuves, Vietomi:
pasigirdo saudymai,
Tuo naudojasi bolsevikai
Jie pirmiausia paskelbe gene
rail- darbininku streika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-24
KAMPANIJA PRIZES RAU
DoNUJU TERoRA.

Londonas, vas. "a Angli-
ioje policija areStuoja indus
trijalistus agitatorius, tarpe
.kuriq yra il amerikonu, II
kuoveikiaus deportuoja.
Kaip Anglijoi, taip Prancu-
zi.ioje ir kitose Salyse prasi-
.d6jo smarki kampanija, kad
panakinti visus raudonuosius,
katrie platina terora.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-24
vAIKAI APKRAUsTE BU
VUsIo PINIGYNO SEX
REToRIAUs NAMUs.

Baltimore, Md, vas. 21.Po-
licija suareStavo iris vaikusi
kurie apiplase buvusio pinigy.
no sekretoriaus McAdoo If XII
tus namus Monterey kolioniio-
je.
sulig yaiku nurodyrno poll.
CHA slrado visus paimtus is
namp daiktus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-24

tos valstybes departamentui,
kad prohibiciionistai is Anne
rikos visai nei nepasirodytp
nei Anglijoi, nei jos domini-
jose.
Gi taikos konferencija nei
nemaio uzsiimti svaigalu pro-
hibicijos reikalais. Sake, tai
atskiriu saliu If tautp klaus
simas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-24
SUSEKTA SUOKALBIS NU-
zUDYTI MUSU PRE-
ZIDENTA.
SuareStuota daugelis bolsevi-
ku suokalbininku.

Lausanne, vas. %. - Cionai
If Genevoj suarestuota kelio-
lika bolSeviku, padariusiQ
suokalbi nuzudyti vyriausias
taikos konferenciios galvas
Paryziuje.
Tie suOkalbininkai buvO nu-
Samde il Emile Coffin, kurs
paSov6 Prancuzijos premjera.
Be kitQ Suokalbininkai bu-
vo name nuzudyti il preziden-
tQ WiISonQ.
Sveicarijos -PrancuzijOs pa
rubeziu suStiprinta sargyba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-24

Kaip kitm, taip If Bavari-
joje po karaliaus praSalinimo
socijalistai pagrobe SALES val
dziq. Socijalistams vadovavo
taigi nuzudyti Eisner. Jis
pasiskelb6 premjeru, apsista-
t6 socijalistais ministeriais II
vald6 Sail.
BolSevikai kelis kartus me-
gino jo valdzia nuversti. Bet
tas Wis jiems nepavykdavo.
Taippat gall but IL monar-
chistq suokalbis. Bet kol-kas
tikrai nezin0ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-24
SUSEKTAS RADIKALU
SUOKALBTS CHI
CAG0JE.

Teisdaryst6s departamento
bimo Chicagoie vilSininkas
Philip j. Barry vakar prane-
Sc. jog Gionai federaliai agen-
tai Susek6 tarp darbininkll
nnistQ platinamns atsiliepi-
mus, idant .ie prisijungtQ prie
industrijalistu Il. W. w. II
bolSevikQ il bendrai su Sitais
pakclhQ ginkluotQ revoliucijQ.
Be to susekta plenai anar-
chiStinei revoliucijai Chica-
goje, tOkiai, kokia andai bu-
vo mGginama sukelti mieste
Seattle, WashingtOnO valSti-
ioi.
Radikalu veikimas Chicago
.ie pasmark6jo tuojaus po nu-
baudimo kal6jimu socijalisto
Bergerio is Milwaukee if jo
keturiu draugQ.
Bergeris kalbejo apie re
voliucija.
Prizes pat nuteisimq kal6ji-
man, ,Bergeriui il jo keturiems
draugams teisme buvo leista
pakalbdti, iSreikSti SavO nuo-
none, kuomet teis6ias neleido
iiemS atnaujinti bylOs.
Bergeris kalbedamas tarp
kitko pazym4jo, jogei "yra
nei$vengtina il tures ivykti
revoliucija prizes kapitalizma
Suv. Valstijose, Prancuzijoje
II Anglijoje V.
Taipgi jis pasakd, jog $ita
kart buvo kapitalistQ il Sian
die kapitalistai daro taikQ.
Pagyr9 jis vokieGiu socija-
listus, kurie pasekmingai pra-
vede revoliuciia.
Kaip matosi, Bergerio kal-
ba nebuvo tuSGia. Mes vakar
fedcrahai agentai patyr6, jog
radikalai tikrai jau plenuoja
koki tai glnkluotq sukilimq.
Kurstomi darbininkai.
Platinami bolSevikiSki atsi-
liepimai geriausia paliudiJa
radikalu sumanymus.
Atsiliepimuose raglnaml
darbininkai tuojaus sukilti If
panikinti ta "vergiia" kokia
:iie dabar velkq, budami ka-
pitalistQ junge.
SakOma. darbininkai ne Su
balotais gall pasiliuosuoti, bet
ginkluotu sukilimu. Tad ais
kiai kurstoma prize revoliuci-
jos.
Teisdarystes departamento
biuro virSininkas pilnai pasi-
tiki, jog unistai darbininkai
neklausys tn kurstymQ. Uni
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UzMUsTA 700 BoLsEVIKU

Copenhagen, vas. %. Is
Berlyno pranesama, jog Rum
distrikte susiremimQ metu i
vairiose vietose uzmusta 700
vokieGiq bolSevikq.
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Lenkai gaminasi konstituclijja,
Bus priverstinas visuotinas
mokslas. -. s

Sales konstitucijoje bus
padeta, kad 1noterys bus "
gios vyrams lzaip politikoje,
taip ir visose industries at
mainose.
Specials apsaugojimas bus
pazym6tas namams, seimy-
noms il moteryst6s rysiams.
Bus pravestas visuotinas
priverstinas mokslas visiems
vaikams. Atstovai tviftiHa,
kad butp ivesta kuogeriausia
mokslo sistema, liad Lenkija
neturetu bemollsliu zmoniQ.
Baznycios klausimas.
BaznyGios klausime yra dyl
nuomoni. Sulig vienos, kata-
likQ baznyeia turi but yalsti-
jos baznyGia. Sulig kitos
reiktp atskirti baznycia nuo
valstyb6s.
Bet, matyt, inns virsu primo
j nuomone. Nepalyginamoji
Lenkijos gyventojp didziuma
yra katalikai. Tx menka da-
lis yra kitatikiu.
Katalikyste LenlSuose yra
senai isigyvenusi. Tad atida-
linimas, baznyeios nuo valsty-
hes didziai atsilieptp ! visa
Sales stow. Liaudyje pafiktp
amzinas nepasitenkinimas
Tai labai gerai Zinc lenkai
veiktiai If iiie pasidarbuos,
ltad valstybes st baz
nycia .bendruma dar labja1s
sustiprinti.
Kittens tikejimams bus laisve
Bet neziurint to, konstitu-
ciioie bus uztikrinta pima
laisvd Kittens tikejimams:
Nebus jokiq 1suyarzymq nei
mazziausioms tikybinems CRU
pens.
Suprantama, protestantal
darbuojasi uz atidalinima ka-
taliku baznycios nuo valsty-
bes. Bet tas, tikima, nepavy;;-
ks padaryti jau kadir del to-,
l1ad Katalikp Baznycia labaii
daug gera atlikusi lenku tau.
tai. !. :
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Kas buVo Eisner.

Eisner buvo socijalistas ra-
dikalas, bet .is su bolSevikais
atvirai nesusid6jo. Tad tar
pc bolsevikQ jis pasigamino
daugeli prie$ininkQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-24
DU soFERIU PADUoTU.
TE1sMAN.

Grand jury padave krimi-
nalin teisman du "taxicab''
soferiu Abraham Schwartz il
Louis Frankel uz suvazin6jis
ma zrnonip.
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ANGLIA NEREIKALAUJA
AMERIKOS "SAU-
sUJU" AGITATo-
RIU.
vyriausybe daugeliui neduoda
pasportu.

Washington, vas. 22.-Kuo-
met Suv. Valstijose laimingai
pravesta svaigalp prohibicija,
daugelis prohibicijos agitato-
riQ megino iskeliautii uzsie-
MUS, ypac i Britanijos domi-
nijas il tenai payaryti agita-
cijas prizes svaigalus.
Kai kurie, be to, norejo kc-
iauti Paryziun ir ten taikos
konferencijos atstovQ tarpe
padaryti intaka, kad svalga-
lu prohibicija padaryti tarp-
tautiniu klausimu.
'Visi jie tad kreipesi vals-
tybes departamentan gautl
pasportus savo kelionei.
Neduoda pasportu.
Bet valstybes departame1r
te jiems aiskiai pasakyta, jog
pasportq negalesia gauti, nes
Anglia nepageidaujanti savo
krastuose matyti amerikonis-
kus prohibiciionistus agitato-
RUS.
Anglia yra pranesusi vie
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tai darbininkai turi savas Or
ganizaciias, saws vadus. Tad
tik anu nurodymQ klauso. Bet
neklausys bolSeviki$kQ kurs-
tymQ.
VirSinimkas pasitiki, kad u
nistai darbininkai visuomet
prisid6s prize vyriausyb6s pa
stangQ panaikinti visokia apsl
reiSkiancia anarchijQ.
Nubaustieji turi tyleti.
Teismo nubausti kal6jimu visi
penki socijalistQ vadai paliuo-
suoti po paranka apeliaiijos
metu. Isakyta jiems visas lai-
kas tureti uzdarytas burnas.
Mes kitaip jQ paranka bus pa
naikinta il jie atsidurs kale-
iiman.
Vyriausybas agentai juos
visur sekioja. Podraug ieSko
atsiliepimQ autoriQ if suollal-
bininku prieS gyvnoianeiq Sa-
lyle tvarkq.