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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-17
Visiting Parents.

DR.. II. W. Burnett, of Fairmont,
was visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Burnett, Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-17
Professional Visitor.

DR.. ]. H. Trach, of Fairmont. was
a professional visitor here Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-17

have q bus leaving both Eairmont
and Harrington every hour.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-17

Sunday here with his sisters, Mrs.
Samuel Cole and Miss Ella Vanzandt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-17

ed 10 his bed by illness, is now able
t Owalli about his room.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-17

From Sunshine.
U. S. Vanzandt, of Sunshine, spent
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
ALL COUNTIES
 TO SUBSCRIBE
 ID A. 1. HOME
Permanent $125,OOO Building To Be Erected in Phoenix As State Home of American
 Legion, Draft Pro Rata Basis

Each county of the state will be e1- pected to raise an amount toward the building of the state headquarters building of the American Legion al Phoenix and whirlwind campaign will be launched about September l, according to letter received by L. E. Engel post, from the chairman of the state building committee.
 It is contemplated to erect a build, ing which will cost from $9O,O00 to s125,000 and Maricopa county has pledged itself to raise S1 for every $2 raised by outside districts Figur- ing on total of s125,OO0 (including furnishings), and adding 10 per cent additional to each county to cover any deficit that might arise by failure of any county to raise the amount ap. portioned to it, and figuring Maricopa county to raise S1 for every $2 pro. cured by the remainder of the state, the sums to be raised by the counties should be as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
NO WORD IN SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 1S.- Officers of the Southern Departmen, at Fort Sam Houston, tonight were anxiously awaiting news that Lieu tenants Paul H. Davis and Harold G. Peterson, prisoners of Mexican ban dits in the canyon south of the Texas Big Bend district, had been released upon payment of the $15,000 ransom demanded. Major General Joseph T. Dickman, department commandeE who had remained on duty all last night, was still at headquarters at a late hour tonight, keeping in persona touch with every message relating tG the aviators. No official statement however. was available here tonight.
 Declining to say who would pay the S15,000 ransom, high officials of the department expressed confidence that payment would be made before the 4S-hour limit expired.
 Officers here familiar with the country south of the Big Bend safu today there are numerous box can yons in which the outlaws could hide for weeks. To search all these can yons, they said would be an endless task for cavalry.
 Late tonight Col, w. T. Johnston chief of staff of the Southern De partment. said there were no new de velopments.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
LOWELL LOSES
 CAME IN NINTH

A crowd of approximately 200 mill tary and civilian fans saw the First cavalry team defeat the crack Lowell team by score of to Sunday aft ernoon at the Douglas ball park. The game was won in the last half of the ninth inning.
 Up tS the ninth the score was two to two and had been for some time. Clutter, star twirler for the soldiers, put away the first three Lowell bat ters who faced him. Then the cav alrymen came to bat with blood i'll their eyes. Betcher, first up, was walked. Newton sent him to second with a sacrifice bunt, dying himselr on first.
 Clutter was the next man up ana he hit to the infield but was put out on first, Belcher going to third on q pass ball from the pitcher It was up to Rowe to bring Belcher home, and this he did when, with one strike on him he sent clean single over third,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
Marriage Mart in
 COchise Falls Off

The past week was a tight one as far as marriage licenses issued to con tracing couples about the county, was concerned, only an even dozen applications having been filed by Co chise county parties. The following were issued out of the office of ClerR J. E. James of the superior court:
 Geo. Nicolson to wed Annie Frost, Lowell; Naroizi G. Petrios to wed Els tefana Gonzales, Bisbee; Francisco Ortiz to wed Rita Blanco, Douglas Edward McGarry to wed Maude Bra zie, Bisbee; F. K. Cataline to wed Mercedes Jusiano, Douglas; Amado A Herrera to wed Autonia Mendoza, Pearce; F. w. Adams to wed Erma Lee Wimberly, Douglas; Juan Hin cochea to wed Solidad Valencia, Bis bee; Anasticio Carey to wed Maria Ayiles, Eisbee; J. Fl. Nail to wet Ethel Mors, Bisbee; Sirelado Lopez to wed Maria Basquez, Courtland.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19

Each member of the building com mittee is expected to appoint his own local building fund committee, to con sist of not less than 15 members. It is portable that the subscribers to the fund will be asked to pay 20 per cenr down by cheque, 30 per cent addl- tionaI within SO days and the balance on demand of the committee. Sub scription blanks and receipts will be made at the headquarters in Phoenix and distributed to the various com mittees.
 The building in all probability will be located in the business district or Phoenix and the ground will be rent ming pool located on the ground floor in the rear of the offices. The second floor in all probability will be divided into three large rooms with folding doors, so that the doors can be thrown open and the floor turned into one large room.
 The third floor will be divided into rooms and baths, for which a reason able charge will be made It is pro- posed that the building be so con structed that two additional stories can be added to it provided an appro- priation is obtained from the legisfa- ture.
 Finally, it is proposed to accept Liberty bonds as part payment OH any subscription. The motto adopted by the executive committee is "Amel- icanism."
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Aug. 1S.-Jim Joe, a merchant of Agua Prieta, Sonora, opposite Douglas, was ar rested today in the Mexican town on the charge of bootlegging and assessed a fine of $500 As he re- fused to pay his fine he is in jail. Four cases of beer, three cases of whisky and 20 gallons of mescal, seized in the raid, were poured into the streets in front of the city hall.
 Jim Joe, though a Chinese by birth is a citizen of Mexico, having been naturalized IS years ago.
 He has bene prominent through out the border district for many years and has a chain of stores throughout northern Sonora.
 Capt. J. G. Tato, presidente mum icipal of Agua Prieta, said that Joe had been informed that unless his fine was paid by Wednesday
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
Vesper ServiceB By
 Treble Clef Club
 Pleasing Musicale

A pleasing Vesper service was con ducted Sunday evening at the Presby- terian church under the auspices of the Treble Clef club of Bisbee, as sisted by the Williamson quartet. Mrs. Charlotte Adams Gill was in charge of the program and F. R. Reynolds the ofganist. The following was the order of service:
 Organ prelude. "The Rosary" (Ney- in)-Mr Reynolds
 DoXology-
 Hymn No 29S, 'Harki Hark, My Soul'-Treble Clef Club and Audience
 Chant, "The Lords Prayer" Treble Clef Club. Anthem, Sweet Is Thy Mercy (Barnby)-Treble CIef Club.
 Psalms 14S and 15O Selection 56) leach followed by Gloria.
 Solo, Fear Ye Not O Israel' (Buck) MT. Hervey.
 Hymn. No. 46. Holy, Holy, Holy Treble Clef Club and Audience.
 Scripture Lesson.
 Solo, Ave Maria" (MascheronD- Miss Wallace.
 Offertory. Where Dusk Gathers Deep" (Stebbins)-Mr.. Reynolds. Hymn, Now the Day Is Over Treble Clef Club.
 Chorus, 'Sanctus" in A flat (Buck) Treble Clef Club. Solo, "Tosti's Prayer"-Mrs. Parks Discourse-Rev. Krichbaum. Duet, My Faith Looks Up to Thee (Nevin) and Mrs. Williamson. Hymn. No. 367, Onward Christian l Soldiers" Treble Clef Club and Aud fence. Benediction and Amen.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
U. $. AV|ATORS SAVED FROM DEATH

Aviators on detached service at Blg Bend headquarters also left Marra today for Candelaria, presumably to keep a lookout for their returning comrades.
 General Francisco Gonzales, Mexl- can commander at Juarez. and i'll command of the Ojinaga district, where Lieuts. Davis and Peterson arv held, today was served by American Consul A. E. Dove, at Juarez, with the request of the state department for the immediate release of the avn ators.
 General James B. Erwin, in com mand of this section of the border, said tonight no order for troop move ments had been issued.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
DEATH DESERT
 A|RMEN'S $ TRAP

PRESIDIO, Tex, Aug. 1S.-The Ojinaga district, south of the Rio Grande, where the two American avia- tors, Lieut.. Paul H. Davis and Harold c. Peterson, were probably taken by their captors' is known in northern Mexico as the "Jornada de Muerta," or Desert of Death.
 There are few water holes between Ojinaga and COhuillo Parade and the trails cross and re-cross in a confus- ing manner.
 The Ojinaga desert has long been the hiding place of Villas bands, Villa himself having sought refuge there a number of times.
 Hipolito Villa, brother of the bandit chief, is reported to be hiding in the Santa Helina district.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
Potter and Metcalf
 Are Double Champs

Potter and Metcalf are the new tennis doubles champions of the r.. M. c. A.
 The pair took the title in hollow fashion Sunday when Boeher of the team who was to contest with them fn the finals failed to appear to play with Crittenden, the match being awarded by default.
 Other champions of the recent tournament are Utorf, singles. and Blohm and Miss Core. mixed doubles,
 The new tournament will start to- morrow evening and the books will be open for entries until that time. All teams and individuals are urged by the management to enter. Crit tenden is in charge of the schedule of matches.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
NOtman to Address
 Classes in Mining

Arthur Notman will be the speaker and Efficiency Engineering the sub iect at tomorrow's session of the Prac- tioal Mining Course. of which S. C.. Dickinson is the director Two meet ings will be held. one at 1 o'clock D. m. and the other at r. m.. both at the Y M C. A. Much interest is be- ing manifested in this course and some highly beneficial results have been noted All interested i'll mining are invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
Agua Prieta's Liquor Poured Down Gutter

night he would be taken to Her mosillo, the state capital, to be dealt with by the authorities. Friends of the merchant, who is held incommunicado, said he had been given permit to import the confiscated liquor from the United States and was reputed to have a special permit from General F. Elias Gales in return for which a substantial percentage of his profits were to be given the Cruz GlaveZ state industrial school at Hermosillo. Joe was said to have appealed to the governor by wire today, seeking his assistance in obtaining his release.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
Fix Cou nty Tax Rate at A,
 Raise of 9 Cts; B isbee Total Tax S3.22

This levy will be against an in- crease of taxable property in the entire state of $25, 5,ooo, 900 and an Increase in Cochise county of more than s5,ooo,ooo.
 To the state and county levy will be added the various Ievies for school bond and interest funds in the several districts of the county.
 The Bisbee city tax rate as fixed by the city council is $2.ts in the several districts of the brings the total Bisbee rate, state, county and city, to $3.22, to which must be added the levy for school bond and interest.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19

The board of supervisors at Tombstone yesterday fixed the tax rate which will be levied on the property in cochise. county for the year 1919. The county tax rate last year was 35 cents on the $1oo valuation; the rate this year for all county purposes will be A cents, an increase of cents or a shade less than twenty i've per cent The state levy last year was 39 cents while this year it is placed at 50. The total state and county tax rate this year will be $1.o4, as against a total for state and county last year of 79.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
Henry Midkiff Is
 New Deputy Sheriff

Sheriff Mcdonald yesterday named a new deputy on his staff in the per son of Henry Midkiff of this city.
 Midkiff is a returned soldier and saw over two years service in France He has been sworn in and will as- sume his new duties at once.
 Midkiff left Bisbee with the second draft from this district in October, 1917. He was originally with the 15Sth infantry but later was trans ferred to the 18th engineers.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
MAKES PARACHUTE RECORD

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Aug. 1s.-A balloon ascension and parachute leap here by Prof Charles Hawley was de clared today by Hawley to be the first ever made from an altitude of mOre than six thousand feet, the altitude of Flagstaff Hawley aseended about three ,thousand feet, making the ele- vation at the start of the parachute leap 10000 feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
Odessa Drives Out
 BOlSheViki Rulers

LONDON, Aug. 1S-The Bolsheviki have been driven from Odessa by the populace of the city, according to re- ports received by the British war of flee. It is reported also that the soviet forces are evacuating Klev and the en- tire Ukraine.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
DOCTORS TAKE NOTICE

A representative Of the famous Spencer surgical and abdominal sup ports for men and women from New Haven, Conn.,, is now ready to help those in need of such; also the famous dress corset for ladies. Will find Mrs. Knox at II Superior Hill. Inquire at Superior House, Lowell. 3O-S-2I
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
U. s. Eoors RANsoM aILL.

FL PASO, Tex, Aug. 1S.-Assur- ances were anxiously awaited along the border tonight of the safety or Lieutenants Paul H. Davis and Har- old G. Peterson, held by Mexican ban. dits for $15000 ransom.
 The payment of the money, author ized by the United States government, was expected to be made late today to an agent of the bandits at or near Candelaria, Texas. The two army fliers are being held prisoner south of the Mexican border, opposite Can delaria, it was stated, but what ar rangemetns and been made to follow the payment of the ransom funds at Candelaria, or how soon the two off cers might be expected at the border, was not announced.
 To Return Money to Cowboys.
 The money was taken to Can delaria today by H. M. Fennell, vicU president of the Maria bank, under a United States army military guard The fund was raised last night at a cowboy camp meeting in the Bfs Bend district, but the subscriptions will be returned to the donors, it was announced, following a receipt of au- thorization today from Major Generai Joseph T. Dickman, commander of the Southern Department, to foot the ransom bill
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
PALMER WINS POINT

WASHINGTON Aug. 1S.-The sen ate judiciary committee today ordered favorably reported to tho senate the nomination of A. Mitchell Palmer as attorney general.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
Reds Brand Admiral
 KOIchak As Outlaw

LONDON, Aug. 1S.-A decree de- claring Admiral Kolchak and the Rus sian cabinet at Omsk to be outlaws has been issued by the soviet govern ment, according to a wireless message from Moscow. The admiral and the of ficers commanding the forces of his government in Siberia are declare to be subject to immediate arrests.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
SPECIAL SALE ON
 SCRATCH PADS

Now is your chance to get some of those scratch pads that you have been wanting, much needed article in every store and office. Let us supply you with quantity of these at bar gain price. Call at The Review office, or phone 39. if
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
HAND TAILORED CLOTHES

We are pleased to announce the ar rival for our fall samples. Many new and attractive styles and patterns this season. Step in and look them over No trouble to show them.
 KOBEY'S, Opposite Postoffice.
 s-19
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
Business locals

L. L. Gilman sells the New Edison. The Photograph With Soul" Adv.
 Blonde Gypsy-rLet me read your destiny and you shall have luck. Love, happiness, prosperity and power. Room 6. Marx hotel, Lowell. S-26
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
YOUR NEXT SUIT

Our fall samples have arrived. Over 800 patterns to choose from. Step in and see the latest models
 KOBEY'S, Opposite Postoffice.
 S-19
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
NOTICE K. OF p.

All members and visiting brothers are requested to attend Tuesday, the 18th. Business if importance.
 H. H. WARDURTON, c. c.
 S-19
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-19
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 paid by August IS. The department says it has no further information ex- cept that the Mexican foreign officer advised the American embassy at Mexico City yesterday that troops had been sent to rescue the American.
 Two other attacks on Americans and American property in Mexico came to light during the day. One was an attack on a truck train of the Alvarado Mining and Milling company in the vicinity of Jiminez, with slight injuries to Leslie Webb, an American employee of the company. Last Thurs day bandits raided the Tuxpsm office of the Pennsylvania-Mex Fuel com pany, an American corporation, and made away with 25,000 pesos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
DAUG SUsAUDYTA
BERLINE.

Londonas, sausio IA d. Be
telegrafo zinios is Ber
limo perimtos pranesa, kad ma
rial Spartaku frakcijos Vo-
kietijoj buvo teisiami kariSku
teismu If susaudyti. Prane-
simas baigiasi siaip:
"Skaicius uzmuStu bel su-
zeitu lake dabartinip muSiu
yra labai didelis, bet tikras
skaicius dar nera zinomas.
Spartakai nuteise karisku teis
mu if susaude septynis val
dzios kareivius. Toks ju ak
tas turi butt sutiktas toxin
paciu pasielgimu."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
BETVARKES LUXEMBURGE

Geneva, sausio A d. De-
taliai apie paskelb'ma respub-
likos Luxelnburge aplaikyti
tionai pranesa, kad revoliucio-
nieriu kariumene uzeme palo-
ciu petnycioje il pareikalavo,
kad Didzioji Kunis aikstiene
Marie atsisakytu nuo sosto.
Didzioji KunigaikStiene atsi-
sake abdikuoti remdamasi tue
M, kad parlamentas to nerei-
kalauja. Jai buvo Quota "a
valandos, lake kurio il tureio
apleistl sostine If jai buvo pa
sakyta, kad jai bus pavelinta
iSsivezti tiktai jos ypatiskas
trrtas. il sutiko apleisti sos
tine If keliauit / savo palociu
netoli miesto. Tuom paciu lai-
ku parlamentas lake triuks-
minga mitinga. Didzioji KIT
nigaikstiene Marie turejo ma
yuma pasekeju, kuriu daugu-
ma yra klerikalai. Kaipo pro-
testuodami jie apleido parla-
nento posedzias.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
ANGLIJOs LAIvAI PAVO-
II JUJE.

Vladivost0kaS, sausio II d.
(suvelinta). Didelis Anglijos
transportinis laivas Protest
laus issiuntinejo bevieliniu te-
legrafu atsiSaukirnus, kad bu-
tu jam suteikta pagelba. Ang
lijoS kruizeris Kent skubiai
apleido 81 porta If iSplauke
suteikti pagelba If Amerikos
laivyno kruizeris Brooklyn yra
pasirenges isplaukti, jeigu di-
desne pagelba bus reikalinga.
Protesilaus suluzo varymo ma
sina If laivui gresia didelis
pavojus. Veliausi pranesimai
nuo laivo sako, kad visi ant
laivo yra saugus.
Pirmutinis prancSilnas sake,
|kad laivas Protesilaus bandC
grlzti atgal i 81 porta, veliaus
|gi praneSama, kad 1aivas ga
les plaukti Japonijon.
Anglijos laivas Protesilaus
apleido Vancouver apie gruo-
dzio IS diena su kareiviais
If krasa Vladivostoka.l.
kadangi tuom laiku buvo
dar Karados cenzura, niekc
nebuvo pazyIneta apie karei-
Wits. Manoma, kad laivas
buvo jau issodines kareivius
Vladivostoke If grizo atgal,
kada j patiko nelaime.
Laivas Teeste su 900 afi
cieru If kareiviu pribuvo Via
panijas, Kanados pestininku
po vadovyste Col Swift.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
DARBO KONGPESAS GAVC
PLIANUS PALIUOSUOTI
MOONEY.

Chicago, ILL.,, Saueio 14.d =
Penkiolika sirntu delegatu is
visu Valstiju laiko savo kong
resa North Side Turner Sa-
leje. E. D. Nolan, sekretorius-
izdininkas Tarptautiskos Dar-
bininku Apsiginimo Lygos,
prize kurios organizacijos pri-
klauso daugiaus negu 1,OOO,-
| 1000 nariu, pridave Dalbo Kon
gresui pliana paliuosavimo T.
J. Mooney If Warren Billings,
kurie dabar randasi kalejime
ant viso amziaus San Francis
co, apkaltinti uz metima bonn
bos du metal tam atgal, ku-
rial sprogus keletas ypatu Ii
kosi uzmusta If daug suzeis-
ia. Lake skaitymo Sio plano
delegatai smarkiai aplodyravo
If entuziaziSkai Sukavo.
Manoma, kad plianas bus
uzgirtas Darbo kongresu.
Sis plianas yra toks:
Pirmutinis zingsnis yra ape
liuoti prize Suvienytu Valstiju
justicijos departamento, kad
jis pareikalautu federaliskan
teisman kalinio iSjieSkojimui
priezasciu 10 lkalininlo.
Jeigu Sis bandymas nenusi-
sektu, tai kreiptis prie kong
reso it prezidento, kad isimai-
sytu i 81 reikala If pravetu
tokl istatyma, sulyg kurio ga
lima butu intevencija. Trecias
if paskutinis reikalavimas yra
GeneraliSkas Sterikas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
LIEBKNECHTAS PABEGO
IS BERLINO.

KObenhagenaS, sausio IA d.
Zinios, aplaikytos cionai pra-
mesa, kad DR.. Karl Lieb-
knecht, Spartaku vadas, pra-
nesama, pabego is Berlino
Leipzigan.
Berlino laikrastis Vor-
W a erts praneSa, kad Wy
riausis policijos virsininkas
Eichorn pabego Danijon SIT
pasportu, kuri jis gavo is Da-
MICS legacijos keletas dientl
tam atgal. Dideles kruvos do
kumentu atrasta Eichorno re
zidencijoj.
Berlino valdzia iSleido pri-
sakyma suarestuoti DR.. Kari
Liebknechta, Rosa Luxem
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
TVARKA IVESTA.

BerlinaS, Sausio II d. =
Tvarka likosi ivesta miestuo-
Sc ,kur spartakai buvo sukile,
sulyg ziniu ateinanciu Berlinan
Spandau, kur buvo paskelb-
tas kariskas stovis, yra ramus.
Keturios desimts peilki spar
takai likosi suareStuota, vie
mas is ju vadu uzmustas if ke-
letas suzeista. Visi likosi nu-
ginkluoti. Spartaku vadai
Hamburge likosi suarestuoti
per ariska policija, kuri
turejo daug vargo, kad apgin-
I'll JUGS nuo isikarsciavusios
minios. Padejimas cinoai yra
ltemptas.
Suarestuoti spartaku vadai
Dresdene prisipazino, kad jie
name kenkti visokiais budais.
kad tik ne ivyktq rinkilnai
Steigiamo Susirinkimo. Pildo-
moi Taryba Darbininku If
Kareiviu ALE rezignavo, IS
reiksdami protesta prizes sTa~-
takus If paskelbbe >naujus rim
kimus Tarybos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-15
LIETUVOS VALDzIA PRO-
TESTOJA PIES VOKIEcIUS

Stockho olmaS, sausio Is d.
Korespondentas Bassett Dig
by praneSa, kad Lietuvos val
dzia uzprotestavo prizes vokie-
ciu valdzia uz perdavimq Vii
niaus rusu bolSevikams.
Proteste uzreiSkiama, kad
vokieciu valdzia prizadejo ap-
ginti Vilniu, pakol Lietuvitl
arlnija bus apginkluota, bet
kad, kada bolsevikai prisiarti-
mo prize miesto, vokieciai tuo-
jaus atidave miesta bolsevi-
kams del nuteriojimo.
Liet,'vos valdzia taipgi pra
nese dalyka aStrioj formoj
taikos sutarties komisijai. Yra
uzgincijama, kad lenkai nieko
bendro neturi su Vilniaus uz-
emimu. Rusu bolSevikai uz-
eme miesta sausio 5 diena IS
ryto. Vokieciai 81 apleido is
vakaro. IRIS nariai Danijos
diplomatisko Stabo, kurie bu-
vo pasilike Rusijoj, pribuvo
Svedijon. Vienatiniai diplo-
natal dabartini;ine lake Ru-
sijos yra keletas svedu, ku-
riems neisduoda pasportu. Da
mai pasakoja, kad Rusijoj ran
dasi apie penkiosdeSimts sve-
timtauciu is ju triSdeSimts gy-
vena Petrograde, o kit Mask
vote. Finliandija uzdare Ru-
sijos rubeziu del to, kad $a-
lis (Finliandija) negali priim-
ii didelio skaiciaus pabegelirl
If todel, kad daug bo1sevikt
agitatoriu ivaziuoja kaipo pa
begeliai If bando sukelti kita
revoliucija Finliandijoj. Wien
tik Vyborgo apielinkej randa-
81 trylika tukstanciu pabege-
lily If apie iris tukstanciai He
singforse.