davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-03
House Passes County Roads Bill and
Defers Suffrage Question Until 1920
Lower Branch Of General Assembly Cleans Its Cal
endar in undertaking Time and Clears
Decks For Adjournment.
PASSES COUNTY ROADS BILL.

PASSES COUNTY ROADS BILL.
The house, upon being raped to
order promptly at noon by Speaker
Houston. got down to work in earnest
yesterday and cleaned up its calendar
in short order. A number of bills on
their third reading were passed en-
bloc and as many others on their third
reading were, under a suspension of
the rules, accorded equally as short
shrift-
The most important piece OF legisla-
ton enacted yesterday by the house
is that known as the county roads
oill. appropriating $400, 900 yearly for
two years. and providing means OF
taxation whereby this sum may be
raised.
The bill did not become law with
out protest, however. Delegate e. Fl.
Fuller. representing Richmond city,
declared that Ii violated the segrcga-
ton act pledge and gives to the coun-
ties OF the state something which the
city tax payers have to pay and for
which they receive nothing In return.
Delegate sShackelford, of Orange.
said that the state highway commits
sioner would have general supervision
- - asff
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-03
Mexican Bandits Attack
American Army Plane
Murder of Another Citizen OF
United States Is Also Report
ed to State Department.

San Antonio, Texas. Sept. q
The Mexican attack on an Amerl-
can army airplane, in which Cap
tain Davis McNabb suffered a Sc
rious gunshot wound In the head
was not the work OF lone sniper'
but was evidently well-organiz-
ed attack, according to report
made to Southern department
Headquarters here this evening
There were IS Mexicans in the
party and more than 100 shots
were fred. Captain McNabb said
IL evidently was an organized at
tack.
Army officials have iiled. com
pIete report to Washington. They
refuse to comment on 1t other
than to say 1t was "a very seri-
Gus matter"
The report as made to head
quarters by Colonel B. 3. Buck,
commanding the Laredo district.
who stated an Investigation was
being made. Captain McNabb Is
not fatally injured, though his
wound is serious.
Captain McNahb and Leuten-
ant Johnson were on scout duty
on the American side Of the Rio
Grande when the band on the
Mexican side opened FIRE. Al
though bleeding profuseiy, Cap
tain McNabb made safe land
ing near the Leyendecker- Nullal-
~ farm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-03

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-03

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-03
WEATHER

Washington, Sept. 2.--l
Fair Wednesday and prob
ably Thursday: little
change In temperature.
NJ 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-03

tcontinusA on Passr wo.1e
The Washington times., 1919-10-01

here, vas taken 70 the Burlington
county Jail at Mount Holly. Fearing
violence, the authorities removed the
negro to the Camden county jail at
four o'clock this morning.
Judge Kates was informed BY
County Prosecutor WolvertOn that
Writings was willing to valve a
trial BY jury and accordingly a special
session Of criminal court was called
at 10 o'clock. Writings was identt-
ned By Mrs. Motley as her assailant.
AS the trial concluded at 1880
Judge Kates pronounced sentence the
negro appealed for protection from
the mob, the court assured him that
such protection had been provided,
and a minute later Writings was
placed in. q high speed automobile
IN charge Of half a dozen deputy
sheriRs and rushed 70 the state prison
at Trenton.
The Washington times., 1919-10-01
WouId Decline NeW TreatY.

That Is one reason for the strength
Of the reservationists, IL is apparent.
without reservations, these league
supporters think the treaty Will be
rejected. and will carry with Il in de-
feat the covenant. Hence. these
league friends argue. it is better to
yield to the demand for reservations
than to let the irrecOncilables, like
Borah, johnson and PoindeXter, ac-
complish by indirectiOn what they are
unable to do by direct attack-destrOy
the treaty and the league utterly.
This view was expressed by Sen
ator McCumber, the leagues most
outspOlCen friend on the Republican
side, and at the same time the CO.
author with other Senators OF the
reservation on article 10 which Presi-
dent Wilson condemned in his Salt
Lake City speech.
Wants e. Votes fer Treaty.
Il want to see sixty-four votes cast
for this treaty said McCumber. Il
hnoW they, won't be unless -reseEva-
tions are adopted That's why I'm
working for reservations, because
want to see the treaty and the league
covenant ratified, not because want
to knife either Of them"
Senator Edge Of New Jersey, who
favors the league and who Is against
textual amendments but for reserva-
tions. takes the position that IL the
treaty Is rejected, withdrawn or
pigCOnhOled because Of the Presidents
refusal TO accept reservations the
Senate should not concern itself.
THAT Is not a contingency for stde
Senate to consider said Edge. Nor
would Il be responsible under the
Constitution for any further delay
which might arise II such action were
taken"
Senator Knox, Republican, and Sem
atoF Thomas, Democrat, have stated
the belief that IL the President
pigeonholes the treaty the status of
peace with Germany will come about
anyway, as soon as three powers be-
sides Germany have ratified the
treaty. They also agree in the view
that the United States can resume
trade relations with Germany by di-l
recting the re-establishmeht Of the
consular service there, and by con-
tracing q treaty Of amity and com-
merce, which viii have to be made
IN any event
The Washington times., 1919-10-01
AMERICANS ESCAPE
LONDON By PLANE

LONDON, Oct s1.-Amerieans are
getting out Of Britain to the best OF
their ability. Miss Humphrey and
Mr.. williams. OF New York city, flew
by aeropIane 70 Paris in order to
catch the Rochambeau for America.
The president Of the American Ex-
press Company and A. r. Greene,
general manager OF the tourist de-
partment company, who went to Scot
land to play golf. caught the last
through train to London.
London hotels are overcrowded and
the whole situation Is summoned up
by a British friend In a character
Istic way as "blCody awful"
The Washington times., 1919-10-01

More interesting is the alleged
discovery by the Bolshevik gov
ernment Of the art treasures Of
Catherine II, interesting Rus
sian Empress, Of German birth,
whose life you should read, al
though It might shock you. Cath
crime is the lady to whom Vol
taire wrote many interesting let
ters.
Her treasures, found by the
Bolshevists stored in boxes, are
said to be worth one hundred
millions. If they have discov-
cred among GATHERINGS treas
ures Voltaire's books, thickly
marked on every page, in his
fine handwriting, those books
would be worth more than the
S1OO,OO0,0O0.
Catherine bought Voltaire's
library, at his death, and practi-
cally all the interior Of his house
at Ferney.
There were interesting things
In that house. on the dividing
line between France and SWitz-
erland.
Voltaire was safe in France II
Calvin wanted q bonfire and
able to cross the French border
into Switzerland quickly in case
Paris wanted to burn him, as its
religious head burned his Life
Of MOhamamed.
The Washington times., 1919-10-01
TODAY

CONTINUED from First Page.)
turned up by deep plOwing revo-
luton.
Some one discovers that KoIchak
has 4 treasure in solid gold weigh
ing ], 10000 pounds. In spite Of
their declaration that there is
really no such thing as money,
Bolshevists are interested in this
nest egg laid aside by the repre-
sentative of the reactionaries.
There may be 'nO such thing as
money, but gold will buy anything
that is for sale. Soviet promises
won't.
The Washington times., 1919-10-01
20 YEARS FOR
ATTACK ON WOMAN
James Writings, Colored,
Caught in Swamp, Prompt
" Convicted.

CAMDEN, n. J, oct 1.-James
Writings. a negro who attacked Mrs.
Nary Motley, q white woman. on a
lonely road near Merchantville, three
days ago, was sentenced 20 a term
81 twenty 70 thirty years in State
prison BY Judge John B. Kates, in a
special session OF Camden criminal
court this morning.
Writings who was captured last
night IN Hainesport, thirty miles from
The Washington times., 1919-10-01
PUBLIC UTILITY EMERGENCY
SUBJECT AT OPEN FORUM

The forum OF the National School OF
Social Research will be addressed this
evening by Stiles p. Jones, - the De-
partment Of Labor, who is considered
an authority on public utilities Of the
nation. His subject will be, sour
Public Utility Emergency" The ad-
dress vim be delivered in the assem-
bly, halls>of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. at sos Massachusetts,
avenue north west
The Washington times., 1919-10-01
Leagus Has Many Friends.

But though there are many indica-
tiOnB that the Senate viii either
adopt reservations or reject the
treaty, the League Of Nations cove
nant has as many enthusiastic friends
today in the Senate as It ever had.
The Washington times., 1919-10-01

DOa't let careless eEBendftuFe make
q sieve Of gouF purse. Buy wisely,
and Increase y0uF Money holdings ~
InveHfing n w. 8
The Washington times., 1919-10-01
Senators Seek Light
On Course Of Action If
Treaty Fails to Pass

Senators today were beginning to hunt the answer to
this question:
What will happen the peace treaty is rejected either
by direct Senate vote by President Wilson's refusal to
accept it with reservations which, in his estimation de-
stroy it7
The Washington times., 1919-10-01

Many Democrats declare that IL the
treaty fails the men who cause its
rejection must bear the full RESPONSE
bility and take action to meet the
situation. In such an event they eL-
pect the President would decline to
initiate negotiation OF another treaty
with Germany, and would not 90 out
Of his way to make easier the task OF
NEGOTIATING such q settlement.
A deadlock exists in the Senate to-
day One way out Is for the President
70 yield on strong reservations An
other Is for him fatty to refuse them,
which might cause rejection by
Senate vote. or he could withdraw
the treaty from further Senate con-
sideration, or pigeonhole IL when II
reaches him with reservations which
he considers Questionable.
Some OF the Presidents supporters
believe he may yet find way to
yield on these reservations without
seeming TO yield too much.
sRessrvGtIons Essentlal.7
Aside from the three Democrats
who have already come out for reser-
vationg-Shieidsv Tennessee: Smith,
Georgia, and Thomas, Colorado
many others have no hesitancy in
saying privately that they regard the
reservations proposed as essential.
One Of the most prominent Demo-
Gratis IN the Senate who has made Il
his business to IEnrn the exact situa-
ton on both sides Of the chamber,
declared recently that ST Senators
voted their convictions there would
not be twenty Democratic votes for
the treaty in it's present form"
The silence Of Democrats, their
lack Of aggressiveneBs IN defending
the assailed portions Of the pact, and
their apparent willingness to let.
Senator Hitchcock bear the bFunt OF
the lighting practically alone, are
taken 70 be evidences that the Demo
crats as a group are unwilling to
commit themselves IN the record
70 the treaty IN exactly its present
form.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
NEREIKALAUS SPECIJA-
LIU TAKSU w SVAI-
GALUS.
Bus leista pasilinksminti
"s1apiesiems"

Westinghouse, rugs. 3. -
KongreSo "Sausieji" atstovai
buvo name paduoti kongreSan
biIiu, kad ant SvaigalQ butQ
uzIlrautos augStoS taksos, kuo-
met pasibaigS kards meto pro
hibicija.
Bet sumanymaS atmeStas,
"Sausieji" Sako, jog kar@S
prohibicijos laikas pasibaigS
gal lapkriGio IS d. Tad ligi Vi
satinoS prohibicijos veikimo
paSiIiks tik du m6nesiu.
Per tuos du mGnesiu, saEo
"Sausieji", tegu "Slapieji'
pasilinkSminS IL am 1'isue-
met atSiSveikinS su svaigalalS,
Sa!;o. paSkui busiQ gerlau,
kaomet maziau likSia to s!:ys-
timo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
STOCKHOLME D1RBAMI
RUSISKI PINIGAI.
Busia paskleisti Pabaltijoje.

Stockholm, Svedija, rugs. 4.
Cia prizes geIezinkelio stotl
Skersai gatv6s treGiajam augs-
te busto Central Teyckeris ke-
III ekspertai Spaustuvininkal
dirba Su dviem SpauzdinamOm
maSinom. Ju darbaviet6 atrodo
kaipir kolls narvas, stiprlal
aptaisytas gelezin6mis groto-
mis-. Ties uzrakintomis duri-
mis- nuolat stow sargyba.
Is to narvo jau iSleista nau-
iu daily poperiniQ rusQ rub
IiQ, vadinamq "Yudenic rub
Iiai". Jau padirbdinta $50 mi
lijonQ rubliQ. Dirbama jQ dau-
giau.
SakOma, kad Su tais nau-
jais pinigais palengva bus nu-
SteIbti ir panaikinti viSokIe
kit rusiSki pinigai kaip Rusi-
joie, taip Pabaltijoje. Gi tn
viSokiQ pinigQ ten priviso di-
dele daugybd. Ir visi jie neturl
menkiausi0s vert6s.
"Judenic rubliai" bus igeri.
Situos Gia dirbamus rublius
gvarantuoja priimti ir pamai-
nyti Anglia. w 10 rubliQ bus
duodama vienas svaras ster-
lingu (apie 5 amerikoniSki do
lieriai).
Dirbami rusiSki pinigai yra
visokios vertds. Prasideda 25
kapeikomis ir baigiasi 1000
rubliq. Ir visi poperiniai. Ant
.ju pad6ti Yudenico If Liano-
sovo paraSai.
TQ pinigu apyvartos svar-
biausia vieta yra visa siaurine
Russia. Jie gvarantuojami ru-
50 vieSpatijos nuosavybemis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
AUSTRIA PRASYS DAU-
GIAU LAIKO.
Kanclieris Renner iSkeliavo
Viennon.

Paryzius, rugs. 3.-Austri-
jos kancIieriS Karl Renner,
kur~ yra Austrijos atstovQ
taikoS kOnferencijoje pirminin
kaS, vakar su taikos sutartimi
iSkeliavo Viennon, kuomet tai
kininkai indav6 pilnq ir galu-
tinai papiIdytq taikos sutarti.
I>keliaudamas jis pazym6jo,
jog praSySiQS ilgesnio laiko
perziurtti il patikrinti taikos
>utarti.
Ateinanti SeStadieni taikos
reikaIais Susirenka Austrijos
>eimaS.
VyriauSioji talkininkQ tary-
ba, >akoma, sutiksianti prail-
ginti austrams laikQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
Svedijjojje Dirbanli Naqjii
RusiSki Pinigai
Gabenami i Reveli.

Kuomet paskirta dalis tn
pinigQ atspauzdinama, jie is
to narvo paimami ! paSaline
troba. Tenai keli inspektoriai
kiekviena nota perziuri, SUI
numeruoja il sukrauna kamba-
rim. Ten-gi notos supakuoja-
mos skrynias, uzkalamos ir
nuvezamos j Stadsgaden gele-
zinkeIio stoti.
I Is tos stoties po sargyba
siunciami ] Reveli, Estonijon,
kur isteigta nacijonalistQ ru-
su valdzios banka.
PinigQ dirbejams pazadeta
gausus atlyginimas, kaip veik
bus pabaigtas darbas, kuris
turi testies dar kelias savaites.
Bus paskleisti po Pabaltija.
Tie "YudeniG rubliai be
Siaurinls Rusijos, bus pas
kIeisti po Pabaltija. JQ ticks ne
| tik Estoni!jai, bet Latvijai II
Lietuvai.
Mes tose Salyse Siandie apy-
vartoje yra visokios rpsies ru-
siSki rubliai, kolie dazniausia
nepriimami uzSieniuose, nes
yra be joIIios gvarantijos, ty.
be vert6s.
Sakoma, zmon6s zinosia
kad tie pinigai turf reikiama
gvarantija If todel visokia
prekyba zymiai palengvesian-
til.
Lygiai If patys kareiviai jau-.
sia, jog jie gauna tikrus pl-
nigus ir nebus daugesniai jo-
kiq nesmagumq. Buvusio caro-
laikQ pinigai, paskui Kerens-
kio il bolSevikQ paliks be ma
ziausios vert6s paslrodzius
"Judenic rubliams".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04

itojai neturi drabuziQ IL viskO,
kas pragyvenimui reillalinga.
Kuone visi gyventojai walk
Scioja basi.
"Labai mazas skaitlius Emo
niQ, baigusiQ pradines mokyk-
las. Jie tarnauja vokieclamS
baronams. 1r jie gal6tQ but is
naikinti, jei vokieciQ kariuo-
meme butQ is ten atSaukta.
(Matyt, tas amerikoniskas
oficieras yra vokieciQ priete-
lis, jei jis taip nuolankiauja
vokiSkai kariuomenei, neno-
rinciai pasitraukti is Pabaln-
jos. Aisku, kad oflcleras nuSl-
1klause tik tick, ka kiti jam pa
sakojo. Mes jei jis butQ aplan-
kes Lietuva, jis butQ savo akl-
mis- ten pamates Lietuvos val
dzia, stipria kariuomene, butq
patyres, kad Lietuva turf sa-
vo prezidenta If nepriklauso-
mai valdosi. Taippat jis but
nugirdes apie marsha Lietuvos
armija, kuri gina nuo bolsevi-
kQ uzpIudimo netik savo Sail,
bet ir vakarine Europa. Ne
garbingas daiktas peikti tai,
kas nera peikiamo. Red.).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
VIs1 AMERIKON1sKI KA.
REVIVAL BUSIA MA
MIE SU LAPKR. 1.

New York, rugs. 8. = Is
Prancuzijos parkeliavo majo-
ras gen. Hemlick. Jis uoste
Brest buvo direktorius sutal-
pinti amerikoniSkus kareivius
! transportus.
Generolas tvirtina, kad ligi
lapkriGio 1 dienos visi amerl-
koniski kareiviai busia sugra-
zinti, iSemus kaikuriuos nes-
kaitlingus burius.
Dabar kareiviQ grazinimas
seks labai palengva. Mes likn-
siqju burial ismetyti po visa
Prancuzija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
MEKSIKONAI PASOVE DU
AMERIKONIsKU LAKUNU.
Vienas lakunas suzeistas
galvon.

Laredo, Tex, rugs. 3.-Va-
kar ties upe Rio Grande, kuri
atSkiria Suv. VaIStijaS nuc
MekSikoS, meksikonai paSovd
du SkrindanGiu amerikoniSku
lakunu, kapitonq McNabb il
IeitenantQ johnson.
Pirmutinis pazeistas lengvai,
Bet JohnSonui perSauta galva
ir SuSkyIGti lakStytuvo spar
mai.
Yra ziniQ, jog tq uzpuolimq
atliEr Carranzos kareiviai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
A.IRIAI PARSIGABENO
GINKLU.
Anglams nepavyko blokada.

Cork, Airiia, rugs. 3. Me
ko nezinamt Anglijos kar6s lai-
yynui, Sinn-feineriai is kitur
parsigabeno pilnq laivq ginklQ
il amunicijos il iSliodavo Airi-
jos pakraSciuose.
.Anglijos laivams buvo pra-
neSta saugoti Airijos pakraS-
GiuS if plaukiancius intaria-
mus garlaivius palmti. Anglll
kar6s laivai ana dienq sulaikt
ir vietOs uostan atplukdlno
garlaivi Hampshire Coast. Blu
vo manoma, kad jane yra
g;nklu If amunicijos.
Bet kuomet anglQ LAVAL bu-
vo uzimti Situo laivu, kitas gar
laiviS nepat6mytinai pasiek6
Airiios pakraScius ir savo tiE-
SlQ atsiek6.
Tuo tarpu paimtam laivc
Hampshire Coast nieko W.
draudziamO neatrasta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
JAPoNU sPAUDA Prizes
AMERIKA.

Tokyo, rugs. 3. = Kai-kurie
japonQ laikras6iai karGiais 70
'dziais atsiliepia apie Suv'
Valstiju senate uzsieniq reika-
lu komiteta, kurs nesenai pra-
vede amendmenta prie taikos
sutarties, kad Japonija kuovei-
klaus sugrazintq Kinijai Shan,
tungo provincija.
Sake, toksai senatoriq pasl-
elgimas provokuojas Japonl-
ja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
NEDUODA SENATE K0-
MITETUI KETURIU
SUTARG1V.
Komitetas turi pasitenkinti
tuo, ka tu1i.

Washington, rugs. 3. -Sena
to uzsieniq reikalq komitetas
kuris aptaria taikos sutartl ST
Vokietija, norejo nuo prezi
dento gauti sutartis, talkinln
ky daromas su Austria, Un
garija, Bulgaria. il Turkija.
Teciaus prezidentas atsisakt
duoti tas sutartis pazymeda
mas, jog Siandie tame klausi
me tarybos dar vedamos il
nieko pastovesnio nezinoma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
PABALTIJOJE VIESPA-
TAUJA BETVARKE.
Taip tvirtina vienas ameriko-
niSkas oficieras.

Paryzius, rugs. 3 (RaSo The
Chicago Daily News korespon-
dcntas) .-Pabaltijos provinci-
Jos: Letlandija, Kurlandija II
Lletuva, yra beviltiskam sto-
WI del politikin6s If ekonomi-
nGS betvark6s, anOt vieno a
merikOniSko oficiero, kuris vos
tik parkeliavo is Rygos. Vie
nu-vienatinis faktorius, kurs
tas Sails sulaiko nuO prisijun-
gimo prize bolSevikQ, yra vo-
kieGiQ armija, kuriai vadovan
ia gen. Won der Goltz.
TO generolo kariuomene ne
turitu but atSaukta, sake Off
cierqs, kadir delto, kad vietos
gyvcntojai dar neistengia pa,
tys vieni valdyties. Kitaip tie
zrnon6s veikiai patektQ boise
vikajns arba lenkams imperi-
jaIistams.
Tai labai indomus to oficie-
TO praneSimas. O juk is kitq
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
DARBO SU KAPITALU SU-
SIRINKIMAS BUS SPALYJ.
Prezidentas iSkeliauja su
kalbo1nis.

Washington, rugs. 3.-Prczi,
dentaS WilSonaS Siandic lei
dzia>i iIgon kelionGn per di-
dziauSiuS mieStuS taikoS Sutar-
ties il tautQ>SQiungoS reikalaiS
Prizes .io iSkeIiavimq patirta
kad ateinanti mGneSl tla bus
SuSauktaS darbo if kapitalo Su-
SirinkimaS.
SuSirinkiman bus pakviesti
darbininkU vadai, finanSiStai,
fabrikantai ir farmeriQ atstO-
val.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
BolSevikai Siulo Lietuviams Taikq
PRANCUzIJOS ARMIJA
TURF 26 MUGS. NUO-
STOLIU.

Paryzius, rugs. .3.-Kapito-
mas Andre Tardieu, vakar kal-
bddamas parlamente taikos SUI
tarties reikalais pazymtjo, jog
Prancuzija kar6s metu prara-
do 26 nuoS. sumobilizuotQ sa-
vo vyru. 81 nuos. kareiviQ ligi
81 metu amziaus zuvo kar6s
laukuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
Amerikoni$kas Oficieras apie
Stow PabaItijoje

versmiu suzinoma, kad gen.
Won der Goltzo kariuomene
begaIo spaudzia If persekioja
Pabaltijos gyventojus.
Tad nelengva pasakyti, kick
yla teisyb6s tame amerikonis-
ko oficiero pasakojlme.
Tx Estonija turinti valdzia.
Anot to oficiero pasakojimo,
tik vienai Estonijai ligsiol r..
vyko sudaryti Siokia-tokia VAL
dzia. Bet tos valdzios pastovu-
mas, sake, esqs labai abejotl-
mas.
Toliaus jis pazymi, jog is vi
sp Pabaltijos viespatijQ tik
viena Estonija sudariusi regu-
Iiare kariuomene ginties prizes
bolSevikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
CEKAI EINA Prizes
LENKUS.

Londonas, rugs. 8. = Sulig
taikos sutarties Lenkijai pri-
pazinta Teschen apskritis, ku-
ri savinasi cekai.
Is Viemos praneSama, kad
Ceko-SIovakija dabar del to
ruoSiasi karen prizes Lenkija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
Bella KUN. INTERNUOTAS
KARLSTEINE.

Vienna, rugs. 3. - Vietos
laikraSGiai praneSa, jog buves
UngarijoS SoStinGs Budapesto
diktatoriuS, bolSevikas Bella
Kun, Su kitaiS savo s6brais in
ternuotaS Karlsteine, Sale Ce-
kO-Slovakijos rubeziaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
RUSAI |NEINA KIJEVAN.

Londonas, rugs. 4. = Boise
vikai is Maskvos bevieliu te-
legrafu pranesa, kad gen.
Denikino armijos priesakines
sargybos pasiekusios Kijevo
priemiesGius. MuSiai seka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
AUSTRIJOS
BOLsEVIKU PULKAs.

Vienna, rugs. 3. - Austri-
joje ligSiol gyvavo vienas ka-
reiviQ pulkas, kuriame didziu-
ma buvo radikalQ kareiviQ.
Dabar tas pulkas iSskirstytas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
MIESTELYJ ARG0 SUDE-
GE 20 MANU-.

Ties 81 gat. ir Archer ave,
miesteIyj Argo, gaisras sunal-
kino 90 manu-. Daugelis seimy-
NJ neteko pastoges.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
Londonas, rugs. 3. - Angli.

Londonas, rugs. >. Angh-
jos vyriauSybG karGS Iaivynui
iSIaidaS Sumazino nuo 100 mill
ionQ dol. per metuS Iigi $50
miIijonQ. AteinanGiaiS metals
tos iSIaido> bu>iQ dar daugiau
sumazintoS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
Turi viens garvezl.

Pagaliaus oficieras apie Let
landija (Latvija) sake, kad
Iatviai su savo gelezinkeliais
gall pasidziaugti tik tick, jog
turi viena garvezi If kelis va
gonus.
"Tenai n6ra tinkamQ vies-
kelly. Sails be maisto, gwen
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-04
Lietuva turi amerkOniSka
briigada
PAGALIAUS BOLSEVIKAI PAKLIUVO LIETUVIU
RANKOSNA.

COPENHAGEN, Danija rugs. 3. - Vietos lietuviu pa
siuntinyste paskelbe jog etuvai apsupo boevku arma
Lieuvoje
BolSev;kai neturedam kur deties pasiue lieuvams
taika.
Bet Eetuviai save ve;kia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27
Everybody Invited
to Benefit Picnic

!, you haven't anything planned
FOR Labor day. why not sortie forth
70 Fortuna park. where you no,
only viii have n fine time. hut viii
ava the Theodore Home nj the
same fime7
This Il tho argument advanced
by shipbuildcrs boosting for the
charitable institution at $3.50 asia
ave. y. =. Not only viii the man.
woman or child who goes 70 For
tuna park on Labor day have a
gorgeous tins for himself. accord
Ing 70 the boosters. but there wiz
be prizes for everybody from baby
to banker. Boats wiii run from
Lcschi park every half hour.