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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-27
OIL PROMOTERS ARRESTED.
Davenport Investors Conclude They
Have Been Stuns.

Davenport. Nov. 21.-Bertram P.
Estes. indicted by the last grand jury
in connection with ell deals pulled or
In Davenport. 4. under arrest at Yer
non, Tex. At the same time train
bearing Deputy Sheriff Harvey PAL
r.sh 10 tearing over several states.
sou,hbound. with a warrent Of arrest
The technical charge against Estes
Is IN receiving money under false pre-
lenses. This money Is alleged TO have
been paid by citizens for stock in the
Jueniss OIL Company.
Estes Is alleged TO have sold constd-
cradle stock IL and about Davenport.
How much he disposed Of may never
become known as he will be tried On
only one OF the complaints hanging
over him. He claims that he paid
$4,000 for a lease in the heart Of one
Of the OIL producing fields located near
the town Of Burk Brunette. This town
IS supposed to 10 Il the center OF the
producing part Of the Burnette pool
Il 10 alleged that representations
were made by Estes to the effect that
everything was ready to begin drill
ing and that the oil would he gushing
within ten days after the operations
started.
With these dazzling assurances
realized II was natural Cor investors
to feel that once the first oil geyser
was spout.ng liqu,d grease the middle
name OF the investors in Oil stock
would be Money" When the phan-
tom wells failed to nateralize the H.
TestoTs n c.! steel. G":. looking for
trust companies capable Of handling
money on a gigantic scale. Instead.
States Prosecutor Henry H. Jebens
was appealed TO and the matter was
presented TO the grand fury for inves-
tigatton.
Men and women are alleged to have
been caught in the oil net. Many of
those who bit on the alluring induce
znents held out by the promoters were
stung for amounts ranging from $500
70 $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-27
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
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pain-relievine Sioan's Llnlment

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about buying another bottle and keep
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play safe - you may need it soxEhl
This famous counter.irritant ffne-,
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relieved, leaving no plaster or pouItice
mussiness, no stained skin. Thousands
OF regular users keep it handy for
emergency they don't suffer nee'
lessly: Three sizes at all druggists
3Sc., Zoe Sl.4O.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-27

Cedar Rapids. Nov. 27.-Frank Pop
aka. 20 years old, killed himself at his
parents home near Ely. He hanged
himself in his room and was found
this morning by his l2-year-old broth
er. The reason for his act II unknown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-27
STATEMENT Of CONDITION OF
Van Cleye Savings Bank

Of Iowa located at Van Clev Iowa In the
the 18th day Of November A D. 1919
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-27

that . scientist OF that country has In.
vented for stimulating rainfall By ne.
Grating hish tension electricity In he
upper atmosphere.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-06-20
LIBRARY NOTES.

Interest in the Library is gradually
growing and We look forward to the
time when our library will be spoken
of with pride. It seem unebelieva-
BILE that so little interest has hereto
fore been manifested when it is of
the utmost Importance that the best
books be given the child to read and
the library rooms be made attractive
for study and recreation.
The hearts of the readers were
made glad by the following books,
given by Mrs. Chas. Trevathan, "The
Little Princess of the Patio" Civ
ing up to Billy" SIN Camp With the
Muskoday Camp Fire Girls" "Sher-
burne Cousins" and Shoulders of At
las"
Mrs. Mildred White Wells manifes-
ted her interest in the library by a
gift of ten dollars, and several classes
of readers were considered in order
ing the ten books purchased with the
money. cor Mistah Buzzard," "Ad-
ventures of Bob White" BILLY and
the Major" "The Magnificent Amber
sons" "The Diamond Pin," "Land
Girls Love Story" "The Crimson Ali
BIZ" "Blue Aloes," and "Under the
Yankee Ensign"
Among the latest books added o
the library are: "Tom Horsemen of
the Apocalypse" "Best Short Stories
of 1915" CDR. Lavender's People"
"Old Chester Tales" and "The ANA
zing Interlude."
The meeting of the Tennessee Lii
hrary Association held in Memphis
April oath was most pleasant and
profitable. Problems of the modern
library and methods of expanding it's
work were discussed by the delegates
during the sessions. The meetings
were held at the Goodwin Institute
and the following day visit was
made to the Cossitt Library, the lar
gest in the city, buying 35 books a
day, and issuing each day an average
of 1900 books. The bindery owned
and operated by the Cossitt Library
has greatly increased its usefulness.
1t was truly an inspiration to meet
the librarians and note their enthu-
siasm. Especially impressive was the
cordially, graciousness and charm
of the hostesses of the meeting.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-06-20

homefolks here for a few days this
week.
Esq. John T. Vandyck has fine
Duroc sow that mothers 16 pigs. They
are ten days old and are doing we'll
FOR SALE-Engines thresher
clover huller and saw<flill. Made by
Geiser Mfg. Co., and in operation for
17-3t. ID. E. Beasley.
Harold Porter left first of the week
to accept a position in Cleveland o.,
with chemical plant.
FOR SALE-Some real Texas
blowing horns, ranging in length
from 10 to "a inches. Nicely polish,
ed, nothing to do bM blow If you
would be Interested in one or more
of these splendid hunting horns, see
or write M. H. Collision, Paris, Ten
nessee. 17-2t
A Vandyck man to be in Paris on
Monday was Esq. John T. Vandyck.
India was represented here Monday
by Ed Mcdaniel.
A Monday visitor from Clifty was
Will Clements.
A professional man to be in Paris
Monday from India was Dr.Walker.
Two Whitlock men seen in Paris
on Monday were Clint Williams and
Gee Alexander.
Ed Harmon was in from Elkhorn
Monday.
From Mansfield we had Porter Lee
as a Monday visitor.
Bernie Doran, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. Doran of Whitlock landed in
the States last Monday from oversee
duty.
j. J. B. Johnsonius was in Nashville
Friday.
Nat Ryan of Murray was in Paris
Thursday.
Between Paris and the Car
ter School House, June 9Th, dark
grey coat with one-star service pin
and flag on lapel. Return to The Pa
risian or address, for reward,
81 J. K P. Quinn,
1tpd. Paris, Route 6.
Sheriff Houston was in Paris from
Murray Monday.
Morris Tyler was visiting relatives
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-06-20

w. L. Porter was in Dawson Tues
day.
Brent and Eurie McQuistion, Clar-
ence Glover and Ralph Freeland were
in st. Louis a few days of the past
week.
Robt. L. Davis was here Monday
from Camden.
Bro. Astles was in McKenzie Tues
day.
Another visitor on Poplar street is
Mrs. Kate Wrather, from San Anto-
MO, Texas, who is a CUES of her
brother DR.. J. P. Matthewson.
Will B. Spaulding, travelling out of
Louisville, selling hardware, was with
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-06-20
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
To Barton Travis


Annie Travis
Barton TraVis.
In the Circuit Court at Paris, Ten
nessee.
In this cause it appearing from
the petition which is sworn to, that
Barton Travis, the defendant, is a
nonresident of the State, he is there
fore hereby required to appear, on
or before the second Monday in July,
next, before the Circuit Court of
Henry County, Tennessee, at Paris,
and make defense to the petition FL
ed against him in said court, by An
ME Travis, or otherwise the petition
will be taken as confessed. 1t is
further ordered that this notice be
published for four consecutive weeks
in The Partisan, newspaper publish
ed at Paris, Tennessee.
This June End, 1919.
H. w. Morton,
15-4t Clerk.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-06-20
Cheese Easily DIqested.

Contrary to opinion held by many
people, cheddar or "store" cheese Is
lot unusually indigestible or constipat.
ug Extensive digestion experiments
Conducted by the department of agri-
culture nave demonstrated that more
than % per cent of the protein in
cheese is digested and that 80 per cent
of its energy is available. One per-
son who ate cheese as the chief source
Of protein and energy, eating an aver
age of 927 ounces daily for more than
two years, did n fair amount of mus
cuar work and remained in good
health.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-06-20
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

Jas. Cope was in Paris Monday
from Palestine.
Another Elkhorn visitor on Mon
day was Dick Cowan.
y
w. R. Winsett resident of Spring
vile was in the city the first of the
week.
Two more frst-of-the-week visit
ors were Albert Shoffner from New
Boston and Clyde Nichols from Jones
Mill.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-06-20
Can Tennessee's Biggest Business
Men All Be Wrong?

Tenpsssees biggest business carrying insurance
fher limit
Men who making twenty thirty fifty thousand
dollars year putting their money into Union Central
Policies. Why?
Because they realize that Insurance is of the few
forms of investment that always be counted
being absolutely sound
Of in looking for your insurance company your
object should be the that of Tennessees big bust
ness men-to get the maximum returns and the best pro-
lection at minimum rate.
The dividends paid policy holders by the Union Central
Life Insurance Company have always been exceptionally
high that the insured have received excellent protection
at exceedingly low COST
See and give the opportunity to go more thorough
ly into the matter with you.
THE UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
E. w. COBB, Agent Paris TennessCee
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-06-20

The MaSting Division of the Traffic Department of the
Ma willie, Chattanooga ST. Louis Railway and assoca-
ted ines will furnish persons desiring purchase the
and addresses of the owners of the following:
FOR sale
20 bushels soya beans caneseed all varieties 80 Angora
and 40 Angora kidS registered Holstein bulls and
heers seed all etes second hand tractors, IL
to20 h. p. Is bushels Lespedeza seed Velvet Bean meal
SO bushels back-eyM peas; 100 bushels Whpporwis;
White Plymouth Rock Rhode Island Red eggs 500
grade Shropshire ewes in large small ots 500 grade
Hampshire ewes large small lots 500 grade South
down ewes large small lots also pure bred bucks and
ewes all breeds; 1000 bushels clover Seed
top and round turnp seed several loads Southern
grazers, both sexes.
To Producers will be furnished application the
and addresses persons by whom the following commod
tiles are
WANTED
5000 cabbage plants 25 bushels Orange seed
of grade Angus grazers three grade cows and
hefers four pure bred Hostein heifers registered
Hosein bull; fifty young regisere of merit Jersey cows
seed corn, all varieties; 500 bushels Crimson clover
seed red top grass seed; combination driving and
riding horse secondhand harvester; Mammoth
clover seed 100 bushels German met Seed 1000 bush
els Whpporwl peas; clay peas 5000 feet 3nch water
pipe Ancona hens; Andalusa hens; light Brahma cock
eres and puets Rhode Island Red cockeres and puets
Bronze turkey White Wyandotte hens; Jefreys
line pulver rapeseed; red clover seed.
Breeders of live stock and producers of field garden and
orchard products for sae such reach the
ket til ugh established and logical channels invited
10, communicate to the undersigned complete descrip-
tis Quantities and other necessary information of such
commodities.
Instructive literature Alfalfa growing, Silos Lime in
Agriculture, Peanut and Soya Bean Oil Manufacture will
be mailed to any address upon request
Address
L. P. BELLAH, General Agent
Nashville, Tennessee
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
AMERIKOS KAREIVIAI Is
RUSIJOS ATsAUKIAMI.
Ju vieta uzims Anglijos karei-
vial.

Archangelskas, geg. 80. -
Suv. ValStijQ skraiduolis Des
Moines Gia atplauk6. Jis atve-
zG anglu kariuomenGs buri
Tai vieni laisvanoriai, suorga-
nizuoti su tikslu paliuosuotI
(pamainyti) SiaurinGj Rusijoi
amerikoniSkus karciviuS.
Su Des MOines atkeliavo il
rcar-admirolas McCully, Anne
rikOs karGs laivynO Rusijos
vandenyse komendantas.
Be Dcs Moincs cia atplaukia
dar ir daugiau amerikOniSku
karGs laivQ.
Sitais laivais is cia bus pa
imta Amcrikon dalis amcri-
koniSkOs kariuomenis. Kita
daliS bus paimta kick pas
kiau.
Is Vologdos fronto ! cia at
SauIta paskutinG amcrikoniS-
ka ptstininku kariuomen&.
Ties OGozcrskaja kareiviai at
SiSvcikino su anglaiS ir rusaiS
karciviais, su kuriais bcndrai
kariavo prizes bol$evikus.
ArchangelSko kapinGse at
laikyta pamaIdos w palaidotuS
Gia kareivius. Tarpe palaido-
tn yra apic 200 amerikonQ,
kuric zuvo muSiu metu arba
mir6 nuo ligQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
BOLSEV|KAI NuzuDE 50
zMON|y RyGOJE'

Paryzius, birz. l. - Pirm
Rygos apleidimo boEevikai
centraliam kal6jime nuzudG
80 zmoniQ uzstovu, anot Off
cijalio praneSimo.
Rygos kaI6jimuose jie lai-
Ike Simtus zmoniu. Bet nesus-
p6jo jQ nuzudyti.
Latviai bolSevikus buvo uz
puole ten visai netik6tai. Tuo-
mi ir iSgelbdta daugelis Emo
niQ gyvasciu.
PraneSama, kad Rygos gy-
ventojai sulauke 40 vagonQ
miltu. Buta tad neapsakomo
dziaugsmo. D6kota ameriko-
niSkai maisto komisijai.
BolSevikai Rygoje apipleSe
kaip Erautuves, taip privati-
MUS namus. Daugelis burzujq
buvo iStremta is miesto: Ka-
l6jimuose atrasta 1000 Emo
niQ.
Dabar Rygos uzlaja apva-
Iona nuo minu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
KO VOK|EG|AI RE|KA-
LAUJA?

Paryzius, birz. /. - Ameri-
kos taikos komisija suseka IS
vokieGiu paduotQ kontr-pasiu-
LYNN Stai kokius iris svar-
biausius vokieGiq reikalavi-
mus:
i. Vokietija tuojaus priim-
ii tautu sqjungon.
2. Perziur6ti atlyginimo rel
kalavimq.
3. Pravesti plebiscita Cali
cijoje (?).
SuIig talkininkQ sqlygu, Vo-
kietija ligi 1926 metu talki-
ninkams turi iSmok6ti 5 mi
lijardus dolicriQ. Po paminG-
tQ metQ gi - likusius 20 mi
lijardu dolieriQ.
VokieGiai tvirtina, kad ia
suma ne tiktai yra didel6, bet
ir jos iSmok6jimo paskirsty-
mas nesutinka su vOkieGiu tau
tos morals.
Kalbama, jog su dviem vo-
kieGiQ reikalavimaiS talkinin-
kai kaipir sutinka.
Bet grieztai prieSinaSi tre-
clam, butent, kad VOkietija
turGtQ but tuojaus iSileista
tautQ sqjungon.
Amcrikos komisija tvirtina,
jog Vokietija gall iSmoHdti
talkininkams - milijardus. Ir
todel ~vokieGiQ iSvedziojimamS
apie sumos diduma Amerikos
atstovai prieSinasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
NC-4 jau Anglijoje

kia kelione buvo galima. Tx
tuo metu truko tinkamu prize
taisu.
Lakunai vakar anksti ryto
pasiek6 Anglijos miesta Ply
mouth IL SitO uOstan indribo IS
po debesiQ, kaipo kokie ne
paprasti svetimos planetos
tvarimai.
Kelion6 buvo apsunkinta.
Buvo suriSta su visokiais keb-
lumais ir pavojais. Kad ap-
saugoti lakunus nuo pragais-
ties, pavartota visos galimos
priemon6s.
Kards LAVAL ir paprastieji
garlaivai lakunus saugojO jig
skridimo metu. Jei butQ pasi-
taikinsi kokia nors nelaime,
pagelba buvo uztikrinta.
Skristi skersai Atlantiko
buvo praddje trys Americas
kar6s laivyno lakstytuvai.
Bet kitu, du kelioneje suge=.
do. Tik vienas lakstytuvas su
6 zmon6mis istvermingai pa
siek6 savo tiksla.
Lakunai skrido per Azorq
salas ir per Portugalija. -.
Plymouthe jie karaliSkai su-
tikta If pagerbta.
Mes tai didvyriai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
AMERIKOS LAKUNAI JAU
ANGLIJOJE.
Pabaige savo kelione oru is
Americas.

Washington, birZ. |. - Va
kar Amerikos lakunai su laik-
stytuvu, NC-4 pagaliaus paste
Ike Anglia.
Tas reiSkia, kad amerikonai
pirmutiniai atliko oru keliOne
skersai Atlantiko - is Ameri-
kos j Europa.
Perskridimo per Atlantikq
garb6 priguli amerikonams.
Tas bus. iraSyta pasaulio
iStorijoje.
Gal dabartin6 zmoniu karta,
O gal sekanti susiIauks tokiQ
IaikQ, kuomet zmon6s orlai-
viais keliaus is Americas j
Europa il atgal taip, kaip
Siandie keliaujama milzlnls-
kais garlaiviais.
Bet IT. tuomet Siu dienQ a.
merikonQ IakunQ, katrie pir-
mutiniai perskrido vandeny-
na, garbG nei kick nebus ma
zeSnG.
Bus pazymima, jog tie anne
rikonai buvo nurode, kad to-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
BUVES KAIZERIS GRYS1AS
VOKIETIJON.
Buves sosto ipedinis pasimato
su motina.

Hague, birz. l. - C'ia jau
kuonc vieSai paSakojama, kad
kuomet Emopoje ivykSiantl
taika. buvrS vokicGiu kaizoris
tuoiauS aplci~iQS OIandijq. Jls;
grySiaS Eokietijon.
Sakoma, kad kaizerio Sail
ninkai jau iSankSto ruoEiaSl
paimti j * OIandijoS.
! Amcrongrn ana dienq hu-
vo nukrIiavrS buvcS vokleclQ
@oSto ipGdiniS. JiS ten paSl-
mate Su Savo motina, huvuSlq-
ia kaizericnc. Tai pirmu Ear-
tn per du mctu jiS >uSltlko 81
motina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
LENGVAI NUBAUSTAS Uz
BIGAMIJA.
Turedamas pacia apsivede
Su nurse.

St. Joseph, Mo-, geg. %
Cia teismo nubauStas 'SeSialS
m6nesiais kal6jimo buves ka-
reivis Leslie Anthony, kurs at
rastas kaltas bigamlJoJe
(daugpatyst6je).
Anthony pareina is Water
loo, Iowa. Tenai jis turf paciq
su vaikais: Tenai jis buvo pa
Sauktas kariuomen6n.
Kaipo naujokas kareivis An
thony buvo lavinamas Grant
stovykloje. Tenai jis suSipazi-
no su nurse (SlaugOtoja) Miss
Grace McWilIiams is Quincy,
I'll.
Is Grant stOvyklos kareivis
Anthony su savO pulku buvo
iSsiustas Prancuzijon. Paskui
il ten iSkeliavo IL nurse Nc
Williams. Prancuzijojc Antho-
ny buvo suzeistas ir sugrQzin-
taS j Suv. Valstiias. Paskuj j
Gia parkeIiavo If nurse.
PasekmGje Anthony su nur-
Sc apSivedG. Uz kick laiko jis
is Gia iSkcliavo ! vakarus pa
likdamas savO "FaciQ.' Pasa-
kt jai, kad jis iSkeliaujQs sul
Svarbiais rcikalaiS.
"Pati" kick laiko .o laukG
parvaziuojant. Ncsulaukusi j.
mai nukcliavo ] Waterloo. II
tenai susekG savo "vyrQ, " tu-
rinti paGiq if vaikus.
Tuojaus Anthony buvo Su-
areStuotaS if priStatytas cio-
mai. Lengvai nubaustas todeI,
kad nuskriaustoji doroje mer-
gina dovanojo jam jo prasi-
zcngimq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
PRAMATOMAS. SUKILI-
MAS AIRIJOJE.
Tai busias smarkesnis, kaip,
pirmiau

Londonas, geg. 81. Laik-
raStis Daily Mail praneSa, kad
Airijoje ruoSiamas naujas al
riu suIlilimas prizes Anglia.
Sakoma, Siuo kartu tas suki=
limas busias smarkesnis if pa
vojingesnis Anglijos vyriau-
sybei.
Atrial unionistai, kurie yra
prieSingi sinnfeineriu veiki-
mui, ana diena parliamentary
pasiunt6 deputacija. Pareika-
lavo imties priemoniu, kad uz-
tikrinti ramybe Airijoje.
PraneSama, kad kai-kuriose
Airijos vietose steigiami so:
vietai ar kas toxic kito.
Anglijos vyriausybe uz tuos,
apsireiSkimus is dalies kalti-
ma Americas airiQ atstovus,
kurie buvo lankesi Airijoje.
Jie tenai, saboma, dar labjau
sukurste jau ir taip buvusia
z6ruojancia ugnl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
DAUGIAU PASELPOS NU-
KENTEJUSIEMS KA-
REIVIAMS.

Washington, geg. 50. - Sc
natorius Nelson is Minnesota
valstijos padavG kongresui BIZ
liQ, kuriuomi reikalauja duoti
didesne pensijQ nukenttju-
stems karGje kareiviams.
Sulig to biliaus, kad kick
vienam kareiviui, neteIuSiam
nors vieno kuno sqnariO, per
m6nesi butQ mokama nuo $75
ligi $1O0 pensijos.
Gil netekusiems abiejQ ran
kq arba abieju kojQ, tur6tQ
but mokama per mGnesl $3.50.
Bilius pavestas pensijq ko-
mitetui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02

Wis chicagieciai ir Illinois val
stijos vyrai.
Kareiviai lures parodavima.
Atsikartos naujos iskilmybes
vidumiestyj, ypac Grant par
Ike.
Ispradziu buvo manoma pa
rodaviman pastatyti visa 80
divizijq. Bet paskui apsiziure-
ia, kad visai divizijai perma-
zai vietos. Tad divizija pada-
linta dvi dali.
Pirmaja kareiviQ dali Chi
cago pasveikino praeita an
tradieni. Antraja dali pasvei-
kins dabar ateinanti pirma-
dieni.
Pirmiau parkeliavusieji ka-
revival jau paliuosuojami is
Grant stovyklos. Paliuosuoja-
mi visai is kar6s tarnybos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
UzGINA APIE TRECIAJI
TERMINA.

St. Louis, Mo-, geg. 81. -
PaStaromis 'dicnomiS demo,
kratQ partijos vadai daug pri-
kaIbtjo ir PHRASE, apie tai
kad prezidentas WiISonas il
vel statySiQs kandidaturq
SaIies prezidentus.
C'ia atkcIiavo dcmokratl
nacijonal6s partijos pirminin-
kas Cummings. Jisai uzgynd
visokias kalbas apie treciqjl
WiIsono tedminQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
KANADOJ STREIKAS PLA-
TINASI.
Streikas. apsiauCia. If. kitus
mieStuS.


Ottawa, hirz. /. - Kick
ankSGiau buvo HiniQ, ka:l
>treika~ Kanadoi, kurS pra>j-
dljo mic>to Winnipcgc. jan
Iiau.iQ>iS. Bet dabar i>nauio
pranc$ama. kad StrrikaS no$i-
Iiauia. Strcikas vi$u >marEU-
mu ina jau paIic>ti il kituS
mic>tu>.
Kanado< vyriau>ybt %cniau
uZ darbininku ncrimavimuS If
Streiku> vi~uomct kaItindavo
Svetim&aIiuS agitatoriuS. Bet
Siandic .iau pri>ieina kaltinti
GiagimiuS ralnIonuoSiu> &aiva-
Ius.
SvrtimSaIiu> Irn@va buvo
numaI>inti ir sutvarkyti. Bu-
vo galima juoS dcportuot.
Su Gia@imiaiS nclrnSva sill
sitarti.
Sales vyriauSyh1 @aIvoia
apie pravcdimQ nauiQ i>taty-
mu. kuric gvarantuotQ tvar-
kQ, zmon1mS @yvyhe il nuo-
SavybiQ ncpaIicGiamyhe.
Taria<i uzginti StrcilluS val
dzioS darbininkam<, ypaG pas
toje ir ant %cIczinkcliQ.
StrcikaS pradcda palie>ti !
vairiu i&dirby>GiQ industrijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
SVEICARIJA PASIPRIESI
NUS TALKININKAMS.

Geneva, geg. 81. - Sakoma,
JOG Sveicari.ia atsisakysianti
piIdyti taIkininkQ reikalavi-
mus uzdaryti savo rubeziuS,
iei vokieGiai atstovai atsisa-
kytQ patvirtinti taikoS Sutarti.
Jci Svcicari.ia talkininkQ
pakIauSytQ, tuomet perzengtQ
~avo neutralyhe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
TOLEDOJ STREIKUOJA
GATVEKARIU OAR
RININKAI.

Todelo, o., gcg. 31.-tia su-
>trcikavo gatvekariQ konduk-
toriai ir motormanai. Gatve-
kariu kompanija nenori pripa-
zinti darbininku unijos. Andai
kompanija isak6 darbininkams
neturGti prisisegus unijos gu
ziku. =,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
Buves kaizeris SrySiqs
VOkietijon
KAS KALTAS VOKIETIJOS
SUSMUKIMUI?
W to kaltinami socijalistai.

Berlynas, birz. 1. - Vokieti-
.ja yra Siandic susmukus kaip
IS IauIlo, taip if is vidaus.
ISIauko NokictijQ Spau-
dzia prrgaIGtojai taIkininkai.
Nidujc jQ Smaugia bcgalinGS
SuirutiS.
Kad VoIlictiiq Spaudzia per-
galGtoiai. tai naturaIiS daiktaS.
Jeigu paGioi Nokictijoj butQ
paIaikoma tvarka, tuomct II
pcrgalItoiu SpaudimaS ncbutV
tok> >unkuS ir hai&uS.
KaSgi paGioj Nokictijoi pa
laiko >uirutcS, kaS uz anaS yra
kaltaS?
NacijonaIiStai vokicGiai he
jokio dvcjojimo sake, kad So
ciiaIistai. SocijaliStai pirmie.ii
pakiI6 >uirutcS ir &iandie .ie
palaiko &aIyj betvarke.
NacijonaliStai sake, Ead
Nokictijojc pcrvcrSmGS buvo
rcikalingoS. Tai naturaIis ap-
Sirri$kimaS. Bet victojc auto
kratiniS kaizcrio valdzioS rel
kGjo paStatyti tikrai demo-
kratine valdziQ. Tam tikSlui
ncpritruko gcrQ vyrQ.
Dabar victojc to Soci.iaIiStHi
pagrobG Sav0 rankoSna valdziq
ir $iandie naikina sail. Soci-
.jali>tai SkaitoSi jic esq demo-
kratai. Bet neticSa. .Jic lab
iauS palinke prize dcspotizmo,
kaip prize zmoniQ valios. Soci-
jaliStai nczIuri, kad Sails n
tauta butV Iaiminga. Bet vel
kia tik tuo tikSlu, kad b#tQ
gcra IL laiminga Soci.jaliStu
partial il toS partiioS v!dams.
Juk kuopuikiauSiQ tam pa
vyzdi duoda is savo pasielgi-
mo ruSU Soci.aIistai bol$cvikai.
Dalis pruSU junkeriu buvo
pamane, kad socijalistai, val
dydami VokietijQ, iSgelb1'iq
Sail nuo talkininkQ suspaudi-
mo.
Tad su ia mintimi jie be
didcSnio paSiprieSinimo ir lei
do socijaIistams pagrobti Sa-
lies styrq.
Siandie iSitikino, kad taip
eIgdamiesi jie didziai apsiriko.
! Mes socijalistai Siandie neteko
vardo If intakos placiose mi
niOse.
Jci Vokietija lures suklupti
nuo vidujiniQ suiruciQ, w ta
prisieis pad6koti socijalistams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-02
MONTENEGRO PRIPAzINO
KOLCAKA.

Paryzius, geg. 81. - Monte
negro (ternogorijoS) karaliS-
Iloii vaIdzia paskelbG pripazi-
nina KoIGako valdziOs, kalpo
viSos Rusijos valdzios.