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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
CLARK DEMANDS SALARY

PHOENIX. Ariz.. April 15.-Ben r.
Clark. deputy state land commission
er made a second attempt today to
collect his salary on the basis of $4,000
year under senate bill SO and for
for the second time State Auditor
Boyce refused to allow the claim
Boyce stated that the old law al.
lows Clark s2700 salary and that sen.
ate bill SO. carrying the emergency
clause and sent to the secretary OF
state without executive action is not
the law Of the state. To back up his
contention. the auditor quoted from
the recently issued opinion of Attor
ney General Wiley Jones.
Senate bill SO Is an amendment tc
the land code and carries salary fails
es for certain officials. including the
deputy land commissioner.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW

Phoenix 100000 federal aid for
roads in Maricopa county this year.
Great benefits expected from Ari-
zona's water code.
rescott-Franco-Am Copper
company at Mayer resumes operations.
Chandler to have $4,000 bank form
ed Ly farmers.
Flagstaff to spend $4,000 on sewer
construction.
C!obe-New thea,er on Broad ST.
TO be ready in two months.
s1.75O.Gp0 ready for high
way construction b. July LIST.
Phoenix Legislature recognized
importance of state cotton industry.
GloDe-Campaign started for con
s.ruction flood control system.
Hoibrook Sands coming from the
rIopi well show traces OF oil.
Jerome-Haulage tunnel OF Unite
Verde has been put through.
Douglas-Cananea Copper company
has discharged 700 Mexicans.
Phoenix needs three more school
buildings.
Bisbee plans 100000 bonds for
street paving
Casa Grande-Pima Indians are to
plant 1000 acres to cotton.
Sacaton dam TO be built before one
above Florence.
Sacaton-Mate-ial assembled for d
new bridge across ella river.
Jerome and Morenci each to build
fine high schools.
Kingman-Hackberry mil starts to
work with rich production.
Hopi OIL company to construct a ?
/ mile water line and storage tanks.
Chandler-Over dozen homes beinl
erected. Freight business doubles il
district.
CORTLAND power house modernized
for heavy work and running full blast
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
PLAN VICTORY CELEBRATION

PHOENIX. Ariz. April 16-Ar-
rangements are nearing completion
for the celebration and reception to
be given in Phoenix at an early date
"a. honor of the returning soldiers.
sailors and marines from the great
war. The exact date fer the big
event is to be announced as soon as
it is known what day the Arizona
boys who are members of the 15Sth
infantry will arrive in this city. The
celebration is not TO be given for the
boys Of the 15sth alone. it was stated
yesterday, but for every man who
was in the service. irrespective OF
his part in the great war
The program for the celebration has
not been completed but 1t will con
sist Of q military parade. field sports
music by the bands. barbecue. speech
e. by prominent men. dance and
other entertainment in the evening
and possibly . nupber Of other fea
fures to be sdded later.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
GLOBE NEWS BOY
ARRIVES IN CLIFTON

CLIFTON. Ariz. April 14.-Alec
Ziede. an Aremnian news boy OF
Globe. Arizona. only eight years Of
age. arrived at the Clifton Hotel on
last Tuesday evening unacccmpanied
except with card addressed to DR..
II. W. Swigert. the Arizona optome-
trist The doctor having met the lit
tie fellow selling newspapers on the
city streets OF Globe and noticed the
awful condition OF the little fellows
eyes. and realizing that nothing short
OF an operation would save his eye
sight. Upon investigation Dr.. Swig-
ert visited the little boys mother and
earned that he was the sole supper,
OF this Armenian family OF six. the ia
;her having passed away and the fam
lily unable to pay for an operation. The
doctor will take Alec 10 Denver Colo
RADIO. 10 his nome. where he viii place
hin, under the care of one of the cele-
brated eye specialits OF Denver. al
his own expense Until he has fully re-
covered his eyesight. DR.. Swisert be-
lieves in The old adage Give That
! Others May Live"
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
ELEVENTH WELL OF
the TEXAS CRUDE OIL

FORT WORTH. Texas. April 10
The Texas Crude Oil company's elev-
enth producing well was successfully
brought In this morning on its lease
in the Loehoefner and Schwagler ad-
dition to the town of Burkburnett
The well has been estimated at 300
to 500 barrels. but has not yet been
accurately guaged. Members of the
well crew express the opinion that
il will guage higher than the estimats
given by the officials of the company.
The company has laid $500 feet of
pipeline to connect the new produc-
er with the storage tanks. All neces-
sary equipment for handling the well
either is on the ground or on the way
there and it is expected that it will
be in steady operation within few
days.
The Texas Crude Oil company has
contracted for the drilling of another
of its leases within the TOWNSHIP OF
Burkburnett and expect the work to
begin Immediately. The company's
own crews are entirely occupied with
drilling. program involving four sites
q; Ranger. one in Mitchell county
where a test we'll is going down. three
at Goose Greek. two at humble and
one at West Columbia.
Nine of the company's producers
are delivering oil and one is gassing.
The company expects TO complete OPP
eratiors on its Ranger Worth well
within the TOWNSHIP al Ranger at an
early date and also expects TO drill
its Cogde,l well on the Peyton Blan
tract in northwestern Hood county
through the lime within a few days
Arrangements are being completed
for the drilling of the Lightfoot and
Calhoun leases beside the Norwood
without delay.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
COOK WILL BE TRIED
UNDER THE MANN ACT

PHOENIX. Ariz.. April 15.-Reuben
r. r. Cook. banker of Tucson. who
was arrested last week on a charge
laid under the Mann act, appeared
pefore United States Commissioner
-Henke today, when his hearing was
continued until April "a. The defend.
ant is at liberty on bail
Maude Pearce, whom Cook is alleg'
ed to have brought to Tucson from
Los Angeles. Is held under bond 40 q
material witness.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
| spent my odd minutes digging a hole

I spent my odd minutes digging a hole
to rest II in. firmly planted the lad
der here. upright in position. filed in
the hole with earth and rocks and
fastened the long tendrils OF my bush
to II with strip or two OF cloth. Be
fore the season was over the rambler
twined itself about its green support
The effect was very pretty. and the
ladder had come into good use again
T.. *.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
TEN-YEAR-oLD BOY IS
RUN DOWN BY AUTO

PHOENIX. Ariz., April i4.-Fran-
cisco Cruz. 10year-old boy of Jesus
Cruz. blacksmith on the Tempe road,
was run down and fatally injured by
an automobile in front of his fathers
shop last night and up till~a late hour
tonight neither the coroner nor any
other officials had been notified This
was the statement of Coronof Wheel
er. who. he said, despite failure to
tell him Of the case, has taken Off.
cial cognizance Of 1t and has called
an inquest for tomorrow afternoon.
Following his being struck by the
automobile the boy was removed to
hospital in this city where he d
reported to have died at ; O'Clock this
morning from conclusion Of the brain
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
Emergency Napkin Rinas.

BY some forgotten genius the idea
where So many table napkins are used.
TO mark our napkins with a ring male
in thi,; form. Take an envelope made
Of the. best linen paper. II possible. as
il tears less easily. Paste the envelope
closed an" cut oil the ends about an
inch for each name. Gu: them anart
and il makes paper ring for each
napkin whc,i TIE name is written on
the en-clOpe. f.. l.. 4.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
TRIAL OF FAM SET

PHOENIX. Ariz-. April 16.-The
trial Of Jesse c. Fain. formerly special
agent OF the general land Office, work
ing out Of headquarters at Santa Fe.
was set for this afternoon in the FED
eral court Fain is charged with mis-
using government funds entrusted to
him. His case has been postponed
from one session of the idleral court
to another during the past year, be.
cause Of various circumstances.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
For . f;p;sh,oo Braid.

I have found that Battenbcrg braid
is far superior to any finishing braid
and may he used anywhere that I'm
ishing braid is used. costing about one
fifth as much. A nice fine piece may
he bought for 81 cents a bolt. contain
ing thirty-six yards. 1t wears well,
looks well and is easy to stitch. having
the little open edge for guide.-Mrs.
"
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
Hammock Comfort.

II you want solid comfort this sum-
ner hang your hammock under the
rees. then place another old hammock
r piece of canvas, stretched out fat.
ihree or four feet above 1t. Sew on
he upper berth" mosquito netting,
citing it hang to the ground. The
ends Of the netting may be held to
sether with hat pins. Safe behind the
,creen. flies and mosquitoes will not
oOther you'll. f.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
Frame For Crimson Rambler.

/ put up novel frame or lattice for
my crimson rambler 20 climb on last
year. The men folk were too busy to
help. so I did il myself and am proud
Of the result. 4 weather beaten lad
der had reclined against our Old apple
tree for several years. With hubby's
saw cut of section Of this and
tainted it .rr.a. While Il was drying
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
.ARiZONA'S OWN TROOPS
RETURN TO HOMELAND

NEW YORK, April 1S.-The steam
ship Ohioan, from Bordeaux. 1895
troops. the majority being members %
the 10th division former national
guards OF California. Utah. Nevada.
Colorado. Arizona and New Mexico).
The 40th's units were detachments
totaling IL officers and l04I men of
the 15sth infantry. and detachments
totaling IS officers and 362 men Of the
ll5th sanitary tran. for Camps Kear-
ny. Grant, Gordon. Shelby. Dodge,
Funston. Sherman Meade. Pike. Jack
son. Dix and Devens. Others on the
Ohioan are from company / and cas-
usls and naval men.
Nine,y officers and 2037 men OF the
91st division headed by Maj. Gen.
William H Johnson. the divisions
commander. arrived here today from
ST. Nazaire on the steamship Gala
mares. These troops are nationa!
army men from Washington, Oregon.
California. Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Mon
tana and Wyoming.
Units Aboard Caiamares
Units include division headquarters
division headquarters troop and head
quarters detachment. division postal
detachment. division train headquar
tiers and the military police company
for Camps Kearney. Lewis. and Fun
stcn. and the 316th engineers field and
staff. headquarters. veterinary and or
dinance and medical attachments. en-
gineer train and companies A to F, in
elusive, for Camps Devens, Dix. Dodge
Funston, Lewis and Kearney.
Also on the Calamares we're 10 OF
fcers and men enlisted as prisoners
of the 91st division military police com
pany.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
Ingenious Towel Rack.

Take two common coat hooks and
twist the ends to form q loop. Cut a
piece OF broom handle. or any round
Aiece Of wood. the length you want IT.
Drive a small nail into each end
Fasten the hooks as far apart as the
stick is long: then spring the hooks
apart and insert the nails il the loops
c.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
BETTER ROADS FOR
SOUTHWEST ARE OBJECTIVE
(San Antonio Light

With the end in view of having
Southwest Texas represented by u
large delegation at the big good roads
congress to be held at Mineral Wells
from April n to 10 inclusive, the
Chamber Of Commerce has sent out
throughout this section OF the state.
letters to commercial bodies in the
cities and towns calling attention to
the Importance of the meeting and
urging that delegates be named to
attend. The meeting viii be by far
the largest convention ever held in
the state in the interest Of the move
ment for better roads. and matters
are to be discussed and acted on that
are OF high importance to all sections.
Advices have been received that
delegations from Houston and other
large centers will go TO the meeting
in solid carloads. In addition to the
hundreds of representatives from all
parts of Texas, the congress will be
attended by a large number of good
roads advocates from other states.
The occasion is that OF the seventh
annual convention of the United States
Good Roads association. which is OF
national scope.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
eolsHEvik? NO.
SAYS ARIZONA RUSS

OIL SHt&S&~N "SSS
PHOENIX. Arix. April 15.-(harg>s
lately made that the Russian farmers
near Glendale. northwest OF Phoenix.
are Boishevik in tendency or deeds.
has met with strenuous dental from
the colony.
4 tale vas brought to Phoenix BY
ditch tender that he had been
threatened by Mike Papoff. one of the
Russian leaders. and that Papoff had
told that the Russians were to join
in a movement for the overthrow OF
the American government, presuma bly
by the l. W. w.
PapoG. replying, says: I'm no Bot
shevi,:. II were. I'd go back to Rus.
STA. don't like that sort of thing
and that's why | came to America Is
years ago There appears to have
been purely personal row between
Papoff and the zanjero.
The Russians deny any interest
whatever in politics or in political
movements. They seek 10 adjust any
internal disputes by using the Bible
as their only book Of law. The elders
melted the young men to a passive re-
sistance of the draft. resistance tina,
sent score OF them to the Prescott
jail ard later to military confinement
at Fort Huachuca.
Colony Greets Heroes
The entire Russian colony of Glen
dale turned cut today TO greet the
'martyTed heroes six members OF
the Molokan religious sect who re-
sisted the draft. served 10 months in
the Yavapai county jail. later were
sent to Camp Funston and today re-
turned discharged from the service.
The six were led by the Russian
coicnists to waiting automobile dec.
grated with flowers and evergreens
as for wedding and conducted in
/ state TO their homes.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
MRS. CAMPBELL LOAN CHAIRMAN

PHOENIX Ariz. April 15.-Mrs. T
E. Campbell wife of Governor Camp
bell has accepted the cha;rmanship
CT the Women's division OF the Mari
copa County Victory Loan committee
it was announced today
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20

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fe Protect 9eeks Fse~ a1eid-
A few drops Of oil Of lavender SCAT
tered through q bookcase In 4 closed
room will save q library from mold In
damp weather. especially when 4 home
IL closed for the summer.-Mr& A.
X. NJ.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
COWBOY MAKES FORTUNE

BENSON. Ariz. April IL The
news has drifted back from Wichita
Falls. Texas. that our old friend Bob
Johnson. formerly with the Bcqui.las
Cattle Co, has struck it rich in the
new oil fields now being developed in
tina. region. His friends here are glad
TO hear OF his good fortune
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
Arizona Leads States

The letter sent out by the Chamber
OF Commerce calls attention to the
situation as follows:
I'VE people in Southwest Texas, es-
pecialiy in the cities and counties
around San Antonio. are exceedingly
anxious that we get our share of this
appropriation. II is earnestly urged
tina. your Chamber of Commerce send
strong delegation TO the Mineral
Wells meeting. TO aid in developing a
movement that has for its purpose the
securing OF a good roads system.
which will give US what is coming to
this section of the state"
Arizona will have so delegates at
the convention, according TO A. II.
Gardner. OF Tombstone, Arizona. sec
rotary of the Cochise County Highway
Commission. who reached San An
tonic Tuesday morning. en- route to
Mineral Wells The Arizona delega-
tino. said Mr.. Gardner. is particularly
interested in the routing of the Bank
head military highway, which is to
be built to link various OF the coun-
try's large army posts in the border
section. The best route for this high
day will be discussed at the Mineral
Wells meeting. In Arizona, said Mr..
Gardner. it is desired that it pass
through Douglas. Bisbee, Tombstone.
Tucson and Phoenix, on the way to
the Pacific coast
in proportion to its population.
Arizona is leading all states in per-
maLent highway construction" said
Mr. Gardner Roads and bridges OF
the best type are being built"
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-04-20
To Discuss Bond Issue

OF particular interest to Texans will
be discussion of the proposed state
bond issue for $4,000. 900. proceeds
OF which are intended for use in bet
tering highway conditions. The bond
issue election has been called for
November IL. 1919. Authorities on
highway construction will outline the
benefits TO BE derived from this large
expenditure
Another matter of importance sched-
uled for discussion at the Mineral
Wells meeting is that of distribution
OF s22.oo0 600. which will be available
from the state and federal govern
ments within the next two-year per-
iod. for the extension OF aid to coun-
ties that have voted bonds for high
way construction
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02

ITALIJOS TAIKOS AT
Stow POSEDIS.

Rymas, geg. l. Italijos de-
legacija Taikos Konferenci-
jon tur6jo savo posedi Ry-
me .pereita sereda, kuriame
tapo apkalbeta dabartinis
Iraljos reikalQ politikos sto
Wis.
Italijos premieras Orlan-
do taipgi turejo audencija
pas Italijos karaliq EmanUe-
liz. Karalius iSreiske uzsi-
g;n6dinima, kad Italilos
zmcnes eina vienybeje SID
ne svarbiame momente, il
kad kongresas uzreiske pa
rama Orlando kabinetui If
u2rubezinei politikai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02
NORI APLElSTI KOLIO.
NIJAS.

Paryzius, geg. l. siadien
trijQ posedyje buvo kalba-
ma apie iStraukima talki-
ninkQ kariumenes is prieso
kolionijQ. ;lezidentas VII
scnas, Lloyd George II Gle
mpnceau iabai pageidauja,
kad haip ga.jnt greiciau bu-
tQ iStaru6;a talkininku kd
rlumene is p'ieso kolionij'l
del tvarkos ten laikyti kariu
meme priklausanti nuo Tau
tQ Lygos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02
PINSKE UZMUSTA 56
ZYDAI.

Londonas, geg. l. Zionis-
tu Centrale rastine prane-
Sa, kad j gavusi is savo blu
70 Kopenhagene, kad Pinsko
pogrome uzmusta net Sc
zydai.
Keturiosdesimtis ypatu
tapo pasodyta kalejiman ir
kankinama; tarpe kankina-
mg buvo ir iris moteris. Vie
ma mokytoja delei kankini-
mu net is6jusi is proto. Be
to, zydai verciami dirbti
sunkius darbus; gi sinago-
Cos daugumoj uzdarytos.
Toliau praneSime pabrie-
llama, kad kariSki vadai uz
dele ant Pinsko zydu l0O,-
600 markiu ir grasino SUI
saudymu zydu lyderiQ, jei
nebus sumoketa mineta su-
ma begyje "a valandQ.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02
BOLSEVIKAMS NESISE-
KA MURMANSKE.

Londonas, geg l. Isilgai
Murmansko gelzkelio boise
vikai tapo priversti pasi-
traukti atgal If uzimti nau-
jas pozicijas apie 80 mylios
j vakarus nuo Petrozovods-
ko, ant vakarinio kranto
ezero Omega.
RusQ bevielinis telegra
mas pranesdamas apie 81
pa8itraulima pazymi, kad
bolSevikai turi laim6iimv
Archangelsko fronte, gi ry-
tiniame Sibiro fronte ture-
10 pasitraukti 20 myliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02
SUSTOJO JUDEJIMAS
F ARYzIUJE..

Paryzius, geg. /. Visoj
Francuzijoj tapo paskelbtas
"A valandQ streikas, Parry
ziuje buvo uzdrausta Diary
ii bile demonstrancijos, bet
minia is keliolikos tukstan-
civ nepais6 If leidosi gatve-
mis-.
Policija If dalis kariume-
mes pastojo kelia, bet neiS-
lake minios spaudimo, If
minios trauk6 toliau. V6liau
atvykusi kavalerija iSskirst6
minias nuo gety9s ant Sa-
ligatviQ.
Begyje keturiQ .valandu
nepervaziavo Paryziaus gat-
We jokis vezimas nei auto
nlobilius, buvo pilnas apsi-
stojimas. Net prezidentas
Wilsonas turejo eiti p6scias
j posedi.
Kaikuriose -vietose buvo
susiremimQ minios su zan-
darais, bet sakoma, kad jo-
kiQ didesniu suSikirtimu
tarp policijos If miniQ nebu-
vo.
Vienok velesni pranesi-
mai tvirtina, kad buvo Cir
d6tis Suviai, kurie kaip ma
noma, buvo paleisti is able
jQ pusiQ. Prekri!lus miniai
mat5si gulin6iu ant gatv6s,.
bet nezinia ar jie tapo per-
sauti, ar sumindzioti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02
VIENOS DLENOS STREI-
KAS AIRIJOJT..

! Londonas, bal. l. Darbi-
rlinkai Airijoje apSauke vie
nos streika pil1na diena ge-
guzio rnenesio; siaurin6je
salos dalyje vision
streiko vykinama demons
tarncijos.
Patarnautojams valdiSko-
Sc vietose vakar tape pra-
neSta, kad. jei jie neateis
pirma diena geguzlo dar-
ban, tai gall but paliuosuo-
tt is darbo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02
LENKAI SOCIALISTAI
w LENKIJA.

Berlinas, geg. 1. Prusijos
valdzia pranesa, kad ka-
syklQ distriktuose, Silezijoi
streikus veda if palaiko len
kai. Jie reikalauja istaru.c.,
tt is rytinio fronto Vokieti-
JOS liuosnoriQ karlumen6s.
Lenkq socialistQ partijos
Silezijos apskirtio valdyba
isrese protesta prizes Vokie-
tija kuri nori palikti Silezi-
ia prie Vokietijos; jie rel
kalauja, kad Silezija butQ
prijungta prie Lenkijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02
KARES ISL AIDOs Wis
DIDELES.

Washington, D. c. geg. l.
Apie puse metQ jau praslin-
ko kaip uzbaigta kare, bet
kariSkos islaidos ne Tx ne.-
cimazina, bet dar beveik di-
dinasi. Balandzio m6nesio
iSlados siekia apie $1,42O,-
100000.
Bet sios islados nera jau
tiesioginis rengimasi prie
kcr6s, bet daug eina paden-
gimui billy uz ankstyvesnius
kontraktus, ar paramai tai
kininkQ reikalQ.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02
REIKALAUJA SUGRIZI-
MO WILSONO.

St. Louis, Mo, geg. Pra-
mon5s butas atstovaujes
apie puse milijono pramo-
1ininkQ isnes6 rezoliucija,
kurioje reikalauja, kad pre-
zidentas Wilsonas tuojau
griztq Amerikon If kad bu-
tq tuojau suSaukta ekstra
Kongreso sesija sutvarkimui
nekuriQ reikalu, nes gresia
pavojus sunykime parmo-.
mes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02
BOLsEVIKAI GRASINA
MlRTIMI.

Chicago, ILL, geg l. Vie
tos bolsevikisko biuro tets
darystes departamento tar
dytojas Philip ]. Barry sia
dien po piet aplaike grasi-
nanti laiSka. Laiske grasina-
ma mircia panasia j mirti
caro-, jei jis nepasiliaus per-
sekiojes bolseviku judeji-
mo. Pc laisku pasiraso: ''Ko
mtitetas balsevikq partijos".
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02
GRIUVO VENGRIJOS SO.
VIETAI.

Berlinas, geg. 1. Is Wen
nos praneSama, kad Ven
grijos soyietu valdzia tapo
nuyersta. Viennon pri5uvo
Vengrijos sovietQ uzrubezi-
niu reikalQ minister's, kares
minister's ir maisto admi-
nistratorius ir visi su savo
Seimynomis, sakoma, kad
jie buvo priversti begti is
Vengrijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02
VISUOTINAS STREIKAS
ARGENTINOJE..

Buenos Aires, geg. l. Pr
ma diena geguzio yra Sven
eiama darbininkQ visoj Ar
gentinoj paskelbus "a va
landQ visuotina streika ;
streikas apima beveik yisas
sakas patarnavimo, net taxi
cab streikuoja, daugelis te-
atrQ uzdaryti. Judejimas vi
sur sustabdytas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02
PAVOJUS NUO Boise
VIKU FLOTILIJOS.

ArchcngeIskas, bal. %.
(suvelinta). Is suimtq ne
laisviQ suzinota, kad bolsevi
ky kari5ki LAVAL, plaukianti
upe Dvina, esq arti talkinin-
ku pozicijQ; talkininkai nu-
sprend6 pasiQsti talkininku
flotilija upe Dvina j pietus,
kad pastojus 5olSevikQ lai-
vans koli9.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-02
CHINIECIAL PROTESTUO
IA Prizes NUTARIMA.


Pekinas, seq. 1. Chinijos
parlamentas isnese rezoliu-
CHA, hIrioje protestuojama
prizes Taikos Konferencijos
nuospreLdi, ,kuriuo perduo-
DANA Kiaucau japonu ran
kosna, II reikalauja, kad
Kiaucau butQ prijungta prie
Chinijos be jokiQ islygQ.
Taipgi reikalauja, kad vi
sos Vokietijos koncesijos
Chinijoje .buty atsauktos.