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BROKEN wINpsHIEIDs and sedan slasse.
replaced while you wait; also general glass
work Glass Department, Washington Show
case Exehange. e.. y 81 NV .-
CAFE operating for sale will lease a42a
18th NV. IL
CIGAR, confectionery and light grocery: no
better location; living rooms; sacrifice at
81. 500.
beautifully furnished rooming house nesr
Nth and y: prewar rent: furniture cost 81 $40;
price, s.. 900.
Rooming house, Is rooms: near Union sta
ton: furniture good as new; immediate pos
session: asking 5000.
RoOming house. 10 rooms; business section:
income over $500 per month: price. si,loo'
terms.
and night, mixed trade; opportunity for Greek:
rent S45: lease; asking s.. 900.
Ii,ncbroom near 10th and Pa ave-, old estab
lished day and night service; price, 81, 100.
Hotel near Union station. about 80 rooms;
owner leaving city; will rent furnished Or SCI
ut sacrifice.
Motion picture theater: capacity, about 500;
rent. 500; asking 5000 for n1tur-s, l-as.
and business: inspection invited.
Most all the worthwhile business places for
sale in the city are listed with this office.
Square dealing and efficient service Is the Sc
MA RsHAL BUS. BROKERS. e1s y. Y. ave.
For sAl.E-RoomiDg house: IL rooms: fui' Of
bear,iers; selling account of sickness. ioi
g st. NV
FOR SkLE-Hardwsre paint and housefur-
nishins store, located one of the bas-
ness streets; new stock. Address Box Hss-f.
Star ONCE. IL
GROCERY STORE, with rooms: $500 weekly
business: sickness cause for selling. Address
Boa s6-s. Star ofilce. 90
GROCERY STORE for sale cheap; reason for
selling. Apply 1t Ash r st. NV. f8e
INfESTMENr-Why be satisfied with ) per
cent? win explain gladly. With no obligation.
Address Box 1aI s. star oNce
ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING Washington will
sell a good profitable business. Address Box
107-S. Star Office ~.
TAXI MISUNDERSTANDING 5000 u year:
best stand in city; Su cash not required; VIII
consider active, responsible partner: eyccp-
tiorsl opportunity to right man: only those
me aning business Sneed answer. Address Box
1f2-s, Star office. ----------l ".
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnishing store. doing
SIS 900 to $50. O0O must be reasonable for
cash. Call Business Brokers. III lath st. NV.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
AUTV GLASS.
BROKEN Windshieids sedan giass replaced while
you wait; glazing jobs promptly done: Prices
reasonable, Tsranto. 12l1 y. Z. ave. Fl. e01o.
GARRETT CLEANIA0.
CARPETS THOROUGHLY AND cARErULLY
.:s: ssr .Hassr CO.. 20 l &
s.w. =. 80
CAERHNTEns AND nUkLDg1a.
SAMUEL AIRHER.
Ca1peataf end Buibder.
1soblp9 snd Hsnsdeltng seeeaaity,
11s3 Nsssh cppita: o. rtsss n. sss3J
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WANTED-HELP.
AGENTS.

LIFE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT
By VIM. Draper Lewis his intimate political A.
seeiate and friend; low price; fully illustrated:
demand enormous; big money maker for solic-
itors; special terms; freight paid; credit given:
outht free. Universal House, philadelphia .
NAN. that knows the trade. to sell an estab-
lished line Of middies. ladies' neckwear and
canisoles In Washington; one tina, calls on the
trade every day. Apply at once kemper
Manufacturing Co. 515-519 Warner ST., Bniti-
mere, MO. I5s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

small block Of its capital stock for sale Mt $t2
per share This Is an opportunity for investors
to become identified with substantial bank
ing Institution with assurances of security and
large dividends. Address Box 256-P. Star
an IA
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z-carat hlue-whitc Tiffany dia-@'
mond ring; must be sold at once
for So. --1t,". -
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SALESLADIES for Our suit
and dress department only those
with experience need answer;
steady position; salary, $500
per week. Address Box 21-S,
Star office.
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SALESMEN,

6ALESMAN wanted by manufacturer to
handle high-grade made-tomeasure raiucoats;
uo9a! commissions In advance; no delivery
a. eellecfing. Liberty Raincoat Co., Capped
h1dE.. ~ 8. ludlow St. Dayton, Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-14
PERSONAL.

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i'm SPITE OF PAINSTAKING EFFORT
there are some men who decide for themselves.
and their decision is TO give to grafters and get
a few thanks instead Of good dollars, such as
we alone pay for mems worn clothing, shoes.
etc. Try rs and results. Phone us.
JUSTH's OLD STAND. 619 D.
WH ARE NOW PAYING 81 TO SO FOR
WAsH1NGToN cLoTHiNG EXCHANGE. SO
d NV. Main 3s7S. or drip postal.
8. APPLEBEE. LADIEs' TAILOR AND FUR.
| RIER, 1904 ST. NV.
Fur coats, stoles and NUTS remodeled into
lstesr styles, Suits made to order nj reason
able prices.
PLAIN DRESSMAKING.
HOOPER SCHULTzE. 3263 N st. NV. IA .
Will RID YOUR HOME, WAREHOUsE OR
barn Of rats. bedbugs, reaches. SAPP. Room
g. 1920 New York ave. Phi. Frank. 2309. feSs
Or. Evans, l347 L NV. FIR. Isl.
Sufferers from STOMACH and nerve troubles WI
Asver regret trying my new druGle1s treatDknf.
X produces wonderful results. Relief guarantee6
CONSULTATION and fnll Information free
BRADFORD's DEFECTIVE SERVICE. SUITE
219 SOUTHERN BUILDING. PHONE FRANK-
LIN 67OO ESTABLISHED THIRTY-THREE
YEARS. EXPERT INVESTIGATIONS. ANY
CAUSE; ALI, SECTIONS. NIGHT PH0NEf.
COLUMBIA 1924: If NOT ANSWERED CALL
WEST 223S. ty2s
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Platinum diamond dinner .ri..g ;.
(blue-wfite gems); center dia-
mond weighs about Ia carats -
party must sacrifice for $500. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-14

lSALESLADIES-Experienced;
to work behind cigar stand. APP
ply Washington Hotel Cigar
Stand.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HAVE Y0UE TYPEWRITER rebuilt by EXPERT;
estimates cheerfully given. Address Box lS9-S.
Star Office.
REED GO-BUGGY-Aiso chest OF drawers;
must be reasonable Address Box 14l-S, Star
Office.
TWO HOT-WATER RADIATORS; state sue
and price Write 1115 New Hampshire. 16'
i ARGE FROSTED DONE tgas); good condi-
ton. Address 1a11 9th ST. NV.
WANTED-Motor cycle and motor cycle en-.
gines; state price. Address Box 69S, Star
Office.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of all KINDS for an eleven
room house. VIII pay highest cash prices. Call
Franklin $500.
WILL CALL IN Ny UNLETTERED AUToMo-
lille, city or suburban. and pay you hiEhest
prices for ladies'. gcntlemen's, childreps dis.
carded clothing Of all descriptions. Address
postal or phone. I will call. W. RICE, 1882
1th NV. N. f75a.
BUY OR RENT vulcaaising OUTFIT for tubes
and castings: inches down. Address Box
275-R. Star office ~,
FLOORS KEFINISHED and polished by expert:
references. Address Floors, 40 Mass. ave-
NV. -.
CROCKER- WHEELER GENERATOR = Belt
driven, about II XIV. 120-vol.: switchboard,
one or two panel. L. Mayer. S2o 10. Carolina
WILL GALA GITy On sUBURBAN. PAT
highest cash prices for Isdses', mems ana ehii.
orep's WosAt clothine ard shoes Wyits o.
phoee. J. TAR&Hka, 13Qe ~ Nv. Pesae
NcrtA ~. $3.50
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MALE AND FEMALE,

CHORUS tencra and contraitos for church
choir: experience unuecessary. Apply Mis-
Goodwin, 1909 81 It,. Monday o. Thufsdsy. :
70 Pm. -
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JANUARY CLEARANCE
Sale OF All Used Pianos. .s ma

And Player-Pianos, = =
Taken in Exchange During Holidays,
70 BE CLOSED OFT AT ~
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- -carat solitaire diamond ring;
set in platinum will sacrihce.s.s,
for $50. ysp;i 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-14

lA-carat Tiffany diamond ring;
must be sold at once for $235. =
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NIGHT FOREMAN for garage
must be practical and reliable
man, with general knowledge of
delivery cars; permanent posi-
ton. with good salary. Apply
Supt., s. Kann Sons Co.
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BROKEN wINDsHIEIaDS and sedan GLASSES
replaced while you wait; also general glass
work Glass Department, Washington Show
case Exchange. e.. y 81 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-14

NIGHT MAN wanted at once for apartment
house. Apply between and pm, willard
Courts. 1915 18th st. NV.
NUMBER OF YOUNG MEN to drive automo-
biles in garage dept II you are relirble
and honest and willing to do hard work this 10
a good opening for you. Apply at once II you
have these qualifications. and IL You haven't
don't apply. Employment Dept. Sterrett 4
Fleming, 2155 Champlain ST. Don't apply bet.
hours Of IL n m and pm.
OFFICE BOY. about 10, with soma high
school training. for law firm. Address In own
handwriting c. X. Smith, p. o. Boz 706, 18th
st. station. 1Ss
PLATE PRINTERS to work fun day Or Z
few hours In morning. Apply Breweod. 6l9
18th st.
PLUMBER-At once Apply 10 X St NV.
PLUMBER-Good Job hand; union wages. J.
High, So 18th 1T. NV. 15s
PLuMBNR.s JOB HANDS. sod wares. stelsss
& Co., 1115 14th nv. e 15s
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wAHrED--HELp.
FEMALE-Centinned.

GEAPNOTYPE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES posi-
ton high-elass btssihses organization good
working conditions. Apply to Mr.. Kellogg.
Room Riggs bldg 15s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13


the Lever law was set aside and
the prices set by the administra-
ton, together with all restrictions
we've removed, Then the operators
began charging for their product
whatever they desired. As soon al
the men tried to seek improved
conditions at a time when their
wartime contract. seemed to have
been dissolved. with this withdrawal
Of the Lever act, they were inform
ed that the law still stood for them,
and were held from obtaining bet
ter conditions by Its provisions. 1t
had not been operative in restrict
ing the employers for several
months when this occurred. The
men consider this great injustice.
At length DR.. Garfield was recalled
to his post and the restrictions
were replaced on the prices Of
coal. tardily, for the miners had
already taken action, and there
wasn't any coal to be restricted"
Want Steady Income.
The demand that seems q buga-
boo and stumbling block at pres
ent, the 30 hours per week work
ing time for the miners, is very
widely misunderstood, he claimed.
1t is not the desire of the men to
reduce the working hours to that
minimum. Their purpose is to in.
sure to themselves that amount OF
work at the prescribed wage every
week in the year, and thus to In
sure a regular income. The big
trouble at present is the same as
that Of men who do piece work !;
that is, their income isn't steady.
While big wages are paid to a few
part Of the time, their annual In
come doesn't 'reach~A big figure
The great mass Of miners are up-
derpaid on the whole.
Worked "a Days q Week.
why the department Of labor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13

two 1itfle children Mary nenea
< .rS Ami. na,,.s 30. snra'
c :, ~ IN 1900 :; a.. M
s s a. shsI- $3.50 hors ~ n..s.,
~ - a:cic.r ,,sst. =, -.
Ming Thev 49, the dsrshfe,s =
Mrs los panes Monn6 sra r.st
TWelfth street E.st n.vanno-t 4
~
Mrs. Benes supports nsrseif ana
nf cnii0ron BY werkng during
the DAY. She lett tneseWo cnildren
Ut the industrial home. sixteenth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13

..sx -. -. - -. )
nules Ioa ~ ~. - M0nsns.
s y tne iaDoI is.0el: sl0M nat
s $3.50 sse. - EN-. 1 III ~ - ,. !. .rs .s. z
to - - ~. : t ~ .nae: asevs -.
val ana st.t snn ssvsr.-e vs~e
1900. a. 30. "a, e1n g. ,sr.,sS Th;.
s -. 80. -. 80 III :, t ~
,,ir.s. 80 -. -. ~.s.,a s .-c 80. esa
.nS ecn snth rh,sr - NJ
~. ~ u,S;, s .,,.: -, ..-n ~ ~
Is = 49, e,s ~ 49, y !. nj AZ
sts.dv m. stess ,r.s. :, thetn
go Ia. 49, * No. a.v avan
49,. s..s-- ~ -.
x"aa.S, "a, 49, - ~. s,. - ~.
;nse.ar :. &c. - ~, n. .GcS,a I
-. mar 80 ..ss,r. - st.h.,1,s
III. ~ .o, a.. ~, s $3.50
s .ne - s4.sd ~ .uas '" S,nas . .S
&c., 49, q -. 49, Ssx =. $ t;,ra - :,
-. ~ III. ~, ~ 80. - t,,,.s ,,e ~
;.h - "a AZ tha I ~, =. :.,r. Sussr :
shst n -, e1 II d pay o'v ~, ~
s,,-. - h";.. Ia - 1~sd -.ts
- ~ Loo - -. c,,r N hci.-. ,oy
~, wses - i he wn,,, $500 - o Nv tns same a
he .,s "a ~ ,.hsr -.es es-nsrs
T.s~..]ss- GneSx,- NJ ~
.~rss -nn,. 49, S".,d -
1no uno .nne, ~ aAu -
cvn.l .s .ns .HsIsIew. , s.n
Ky s As'a .s ltOm t1s sa lnins.s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13
STUDENTS
APOLOGY
70 SCHOOL J HEAD


An apology for the demonstra-
Hon staged in frolt Of the Moline
high school Tuesday morning by
Rock island high school students
was offered to Superintendent Ma
shDney and Principal Nutting of
Moline BY . committee Of local
students this afternoon. The apol-
,ssogy was prepared in the form of
- statement and was signed by
each Of the 40 students who took
part in the celebration. It was
taken to Moline by q special com
mittee Of three elected by the sign
Sers.
II All Of those who had q part in
the affair, except Harry Giles, are
lack at their studies. According
70 Principal Arnold Lau. Giles has
the opportunity to be reinstated in
good standing in the school II he
s1ubscribes to tho conditions ac-
cepted by the others, namely. the
apology TO the Moline school au-
IAorities for the action.
Mr.. Lau had the following to say
IA . statement made this morning:
rot course, no one regrets the af-
fair more thxh I do, and l would
give anything II 1t could be un-
done. Iwant the public to under
stand and appreciate the fact that
- an institution we certainly do
oar level beft 70 foster anything
but that kindN Of spirit.
ffs"r certainly believe that the stu
dents participating In the affair at
Moline are genuinely sorry and
nothing of the kind will happen
again. Possibly some people may
criticize me for not being harsher
in my treatment, but want 1t dis
.tinctly understood that what l am
more concerned about than pun
tshment is the fostering Of the
fight kind Of ideals and spirit in
the high school, and l firmly be-
lfeve that the treatment I have ac-
corded these students will bring
permanent results for the future.
l Only s Per Cent
1.-THE public must furthermore
understand that this affair was
participated in by about 40 stu
debts: per cent of the total stu
dent body. To those who made
the mistake Of walking out, we can
show Just as many who tried to
prevent this mistake"
The following IL the apology
that was taken to Moline: 1--WE. the
undersigned, realizing that our ac-
ton on Tuesday in disturbing the
regular work Of your school was
wrong and in violation of the best
interests and spirit Of order in the
Rock Island high school, because
We earnestly desire its reputation
for high ideals of order and con-
duct and school spirit to be unfair
snished.
Especially do we regret the
forced entrance OF your building
against the orders Of Superintend-
ent Mahoney. We wish Mr.. Ma
honey to know that we are sincere
II sorry for what happened
Again hoping that this regret
table affair will not be held as a
, blot against the Rock Island high
school, we are. sincerely yours"
The statement was signed by all
those who had participated in the
Walkout.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13
INSPECTION TRIP
OF WORK DONE ON
RIVER BEING MADE

Captain ,. B. Martin and his as
sistant, E. F. Mcdonald, Of the
river engineers department, left
yesterday on an inspection trip OF
the upper Mississippi. The inspec-
ton is made every fall by the del
partment to make a check on the
supplies that have been issued dur
ing the past year for work on the
river.
Stops will be made at st. Paul
saltwater and Minneapolis. Cap
tain Martin will be away about
two weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13
MEMS CHORUS OF
SUNDAY CAMPAIGN
PLAN ORGANIZING

"A movement is on foot to organ
he the Rock Island men OF the
Billy Sunday chorus into . per-
manent organization. All men who
sang In the chorus at the taber-
nacle are requested to attend the
meeting ut the Y. m. C. A. at 8
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13

be taken 1t . conference Of tbs
representative committee from tho
churches following the Ileeting.
The Billy Sunday songs are t.
be sung. and men are asked to
bring their song books.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13

O'clock Sunday afternoon. when the
mattsr OF = musical organic zion
will b taken mp.
Rev. w, II. r. Jenesl will make .
brief address 1t the meeting on
Sunday, which is the second fol-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13

low-hp meeting q DE sunday cam
p6ign to be held at the 7. NJ. c. A:
The 100 men present ct the meet
ing last Sunday voted unanimous
lH to form q permanent organisa-
ton, and steps In this direction will
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-05
ESTONAI SUEME KETU-
RIS LA:VUS.

Kopenhagenas, liepos a
d. PraneSama, kad Estoni-
jos kariski LAVAL uzeme tvir
tuve Boldera prie Dauguvos
itakos Rygos ilankon ir nu-
vale upe nuo vokieciu ka-
risky laivu Xxi Muehlgrabe
perkasos.
Estonijos oficialiame pra-
nesime pazymima, kad es-
tanai su6m6 keturis vokie-
ciV kariskas laivus.
Sulyg estonu spaudos blu
ro vokieciu viespatavimui
Rygoje artinasi galas, mes
Ryga apsupama is triju pu-
slu tuoj lures pasiduoti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-05
MEKSIKONAI UZMUSE
AMERIKOS PILlETI.
Washington, D. G. liepos

Washington, D. c. liepos
3 d. Valstybes departamen-
tas gavo pranesirna, kad
Tampico aliejaus saltiniu
distrikte meksikonai uzmu-
Sc Suvienytu Valstiju pill
tt Leroy Moye, kuris dirbo
prie Mexican Gulf Oil konl
panijos.
Veikiantis SuvienytQ Val
stiju Sekretorius Phillips,
per Americas Amoasada
Meksikoje, kreipesi prie
Meksikos valdzios reikalau-
damas, idant Meksikoje bu-
tu apsaugojami Suvienytu
Valstiju pilieciai nuo meksi-
konu uzpuolimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-05
SEMENOV SULAIKE
AAdERtKOS KONSULI.

Tokyo, liepos 3 d. IS ST.
biro ateina ziniQ, kad ge-
nerolo Semenovo kazokai
sulaike netoli Cita Suvieny-
tQ ValstijQ konsuli Harris,
kuris vaziavo is Irkutsko ir
padare krata visQ vezamu
daiktu.
Konsulas su kompanija
Vaziavo specialiame vago-
ne. Stotyje Dauria Seme-
novo kariumene, susidedan-
ii is rusu, chinQ, buriatQ ir
mongolQ sulaike konsulio
vagona If norejo daryti Era
ta. Konsuliui pasiprieSinus,
vagonas tapo apstatytas sar
gyba su kulkasvaidziais.
APPLE po 5 valandu gauta
nuo generolo Semenovo
nuosprendis, kad reikia da-
ryti krata ir konsulio kom-
panijos skrynios buvo atple
slamos IL padaryta genera
l6 krata.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-05
WILLARD PRALOSE
CEMPIJONO VARDA.
Toledo, Ohio, liepos 4 d.

Toledo, Ohio, liepos 4 d
Siadien cia atsibuvo kumstinir
ky mustynes uz cempijonystt
tarpe pasaulio sunkiqju kumS
tininku.
" pirmininkyste 81 syki mu-
sesl pasanlio cempijoras tarpt
|sunkiju kumstiniakq Jess VII
lard r nauja uztekanti zvaigz-
de Jack Demjpsy.
Nors Willard yra apie 50
svarq sunkesnis W Dempsey
Ilr sesiais coliais augstenis, bet
Dempsey su juo CANA greitai ar
sldirbo, nes po triju susikirti-
mt (rounds) Willard nepano-
reJo daugiau kibti prizes Demp-
sey If Sis pereme nuo Willardo
lsulkipjq kumStininkq cempijc
nata.
Nors Willard tapo If dikciai
apdauzytas, bet turbut mazai
raudoia delei to, mes uz apdau-
zymq poakiu gavo net 100000
If dali pelno nuo judamqju pa
veikslu.
Jack Dempsey uz tai, kad
gerokai apda1ze cempijonq ga
vo atlyginimo $3.50 If taipai
dali pelno nuo judamqj4 pa
veikslu.
Senasai kumstininkq Gempi-
jonas Willard yra 81 metg am
ziaus, 81 haujasai cempijonas
Dempsey yra vos "A metu.
Sio kumSciavimosi, kaip ap-
skaitliuojama, atsilanke pain
reti i $4,000 ypatu is visq Aml
rikos krastq.
Prize sios poros garsiuju kun
stininku buvo if penkios poro'
kick silpnesniq, kuriu tarpe i
lietuvys Misiunas (Mason)
kuris prigu1i prize Ba1tos Roze:
! Kliubo Chicagoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-05
BOLSEVIKAI NETEKO
CARICINO.

Londonas, liepos 8 d. sia
dien gauta is Rusijos be-
vielinis telegramas, kad ge-
nerolo Denikino armija at
eme nuo bolseviku miesta
Caricina ant upes Volga.
..Nustojus bolsevikams Ca
ricino yra jiems nemazas
smugis, mes atkerta boise
vikams kelia upe Volga
Kaspijos juriu distriktus.
Bet Deninkinui susijung-
ii SUI Kolcaku, ko jis pagei-
dauja Wis dar negalima, mes
bolsevikai, kaip pranesa-
ma, Kolcako spekas Wis stu
mi toliau j rytus, ir nuo Ca.
ricino Xxi Kolcako armijai
CANA toll.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-05
INCIDENTAS ITALU SU
FRANCUZAIS.

Rymas, liepos 3 diena.
LaikraSciai praneSa, kad Flu
me iSkilo incidentas tarp fran.
cuzq il italu. PraneSama, kad
.vienas francuzas kareivis nu
pleSe vienos mergaites kaspi-
nq, suSidedanti is Italijos spal,
VI.
ltalai lsiute delei toxic pasi-
elgimo emesi persekioti fran
cuzus If tulus ju net primuse,
kol ltalijos kareiviai ju neat
gyne. Francuzijos 81 aficierai
veliau turejo slapstytis po Still
bas.
Is kitty Saltia;q praneSama,
kad francuzai kareiviai, walks
ciodami Fiume gatvemis, su
kavo, velindami slavams geru
pasekmiu kovoje su italais, kas,
.Akoma, if privede prir inciden
tC.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-05
MAISTO RIAUSES
ITALIJOJE.

Forli, Italia, liepos 8 d.
Ga ivyko dideli viesi susi-
rinkimai, po .zuriQ minia pa
reikaIavo, kad butu numa-
zinta produktu kainos, gi
to nepildant keliolika krau-
tuviu tapo sunaikintos.
Paskui minia taip isiju-
dino, kad uzpuldinejc kick
viena krautuve ir eme is
ju prekes, kurias nes6 j,
taip vadinama darbo buta,
kuris randasi socialism ir
republikonu kontroleje.
Ant darbo buto sienu ta-
po uzraSyta, jog ten sukrau-
tos prekes yra visuomenes
nuosavybe. Revoliucioni-
mis- judejimas tesesi visa die
na ir prekes buvo Wis gabe-
namos i daroo buta.
Daug krautuvininku, ma
tydami tokia situacija, att
duodave raktus miesto val
dziai If ju prekes buvo par
davlnejamos po prieziura
suklleliu atstovu uz puse
kainos.
Forli miesto riauses tu-
reJo ta ypatybe, kad palm
tos prekes nebuvo gabena-
mos j privacius namus, bet
! bendra buta, kad padarius
tai vlsuomenes turtu. Krau-
tuVlu nuostoliai milziniski.
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DIDELIUOSE MIESTUO-
Sc NEBUVO RIAUSIU.
Washington, D. c. |. 4 d.

w OSAAAA5 SOAA, Ds ~ lie VI
Ateinant ketvirtai dienai lie
pos buvo daug kalbq il CANDY
apie galimas riauSes lake is
kilmiu ketvirtoj liepos. Riau-
semis grasino radikadski ele-
mental.
Visuose dides11iuose miestuo
Sc policija ruosesi susidurti sr'
galimomis riauSemis visur zy-
mesnese vietose buvo pristaty-
ia, taip vadinama, sustiprinta
sargyba, bet, kaip pranesama
is zymeniq miestu Xxi velam
vakarui riauSiN tenai nebuta.
Ypac buvo laukta riauSiu
Pittsbu-ghe, kur paskutinemis
dienomis tapo iSvogta nemazai
dinamito, kas dave policija;
rointi, kad anarchistai rengias;
ka nors veikti ketvirtoj liepoS
kaip buvo kalbama, todel poll
cijos spekos sustiprintos. Vie.
|nok diena perejo ramiai.
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KAIZERIs STROPIAI
SUGOMAS.
Haaga, liepos 4 diena.

T1aaga, llepOS 4 Qlena.
Hollandijos valdzia yra susi-
1upinusi, kad buvusis .,aizeris
nepabegtul. Todel apie palo-
ciq dikciai padidinta sargyba
.Hollandait taipgi daugiau pa
ded daboti If buvusi Vokietijos
sosto ipedini, kurio niekur be
zandarp neleidziama.
Manoma, kad kaizeris nei
nesiruosia begti is Hollandijos
kol .Vokietija neuztvirtins tai
kos sutarties, t.y. kol Vokieti-
ia oficialiai skaitysis nesusitai-
kiusi su talkininkais.
Hollandijos laikrasciai tvir-
tina, kad Hollandijos valdzia
.saugos kaizeri if kaizeriukq Xxi
tol, kol Vokietija uztvirtins tai
kos sutarti, 81 paskui pasire-
miami tarptautiskais istaty-
mais ju visai nesaugos; reiSkia
jie gales keliauti ten, kur jiems
patiks.