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I'm EJERCITO ARMENIO
CONTRA LOS TURCOS

PARIS. Abri! 2I.-EI tenor a nue.
vas a~gresiones por parte de los tur-
cos contra los armenioS ma mctiva-
do ell que la delegation armenia en-
Paris considere conveniente organi-
Ear un ejercito armenia para a~rroiar
a los turcos de Ia recientemente for
mazda r~epublica. La peticion hecha
por ell presidente de ia delegation
armenia a las ~conferencias de la paz
en- el sentido de que las tropas ALA
das ocupen a Armenia solamente ha
recibido como contestacion la pro-
mesa de que Sc estudiaGa.
Tn informe que Sc ACADIA de re-
cibir del Ministro de Estado de Ar
menia da cuenta de que Ia amenaza
turca aumenta de dia en- dia V que
2 memo q QCe Sc adopten radica-
les medidas 10 quedara otro remedic
a aqpeI pals u sonleterse a "a do
minaci6n otolIana. Gr2ndes tei2nreI
eXis.en acerca de que tai domiilac!6n
ileve aparejados asesinatos en- masa.
NJ. Ahround daclara que los turcos
han dejado de cumplir las obligacin.
nes que Sc les impusieton en- cl ar
misticio, entire las cuales Sc halla la
retirada de sus f~uerzas.
Agrega que les destacamcntos in
gleses que Sc encuentran a 10 largo
de "a Inca oriental DEL Caucaso no
han servido para a~rroiar a turcos nj
iHpedif Ell exterminio de los arme.
| MICS
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CONTINUAL LA PERSECUTION

ARRANGED, Abril 2T.-Las tro-
pas rusas Y britanicas que perslguen
a los bolshevikis que Sc retiran de
Bolshola Czerka, habian p~rogresado
hoy veinte verstas hacia Ell sur.
Capturaron varios prisioneros Y Sc
apoderaron de dos canones de tres
pulgadas que los bolshevikis Sc vie
ron obligados a abandonar en- 81 re-
tirada.
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BELGICA NO CREE QUE ES
Ia LLAMADA A ACUSAR
AL EX-KAISER.
Considera que tai paso de-
bieTa darse por ana conf
sion compuesta de repre-
sentantes de todas las
potencias aliadas

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master at San antonio, Tex. as re- :
quired by the act CT October 6. lel7. .
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PARIS, Auril 27.-Los aliados, de
acuerdo con una information auto
rizada pubiicada anoche, Sc estan
pIeraIando para hacer Ia. paz con
Aienania, sin la part.c r*ci0n de tia
liza. Esta actitud Sc oa:a, segan Sc
dice, en- !. presuncion de que Italia
sc mantiene firme en- sU ;ntenci0n
de 10 participar mas en- Ia Conferen-
cha dc Paz. En- case de que Italia
decidiera rea2udar las negociaciones,
las cuestiones pendientes habrian
que tomarse en- ell mismo punto Ell
que Sc hallaban cuando Italia Sc re-
trio de Ia Conferencia. En- csc esta-
do, segun Sc sabe, Francia e Ingla-
terra Sc hallaban dispuestas a cum
plir cor ell pacto de Londres que da
3 Italia IA costa dalmata, pero no FL
puerto de Fiume.
La esperanto de que el Primer
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tachable Ia reputation.

tachabla Ia reputation.
"Io Geseo que todos los soldados
dodel Norte de Russia sepan cuanto
Siento que su tarea maya continual
do tan largo tempo, despues de ter
minada Ia lucha de nuestros Soldados
en- Francia, Y que senan que Sc ha-
cen toda clase de esfuerzos para ali
varies en- ~ situacion a la mayor
brevedad en- el mas Prouto monento
possible"
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Cuaudo necesIte Ifbros Ell espa1oI
dirijase a IgRacio E. Lozano. lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
By Associated Press

CHICAGO. Feb, l0- Fifty four Industrial Workers of the World, pass ed through Chicago during the nigh, on a special train, under heavy gaard. enroute to the Atlantic Coast where they will be depolted immediately 5y the immigration officials as undosjr- ableS.
 Forty three of the undesirabl'S a'" from Seattle, Wash, one from Spo- kane. one from Denver and five join ed the bunch from this city.
 The federal authorities state that these men have been rounded up dur ing the past year, the majority ho"- ever during the past few weeks.
 It is announced that the secret Ser- vice of the United States has man" of it's best agents now in the |. W. W. and the real leaders are gradually be- ing arrested
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
JAPAN ARID RUSSIAN
 PACT
By Associated Press

VLADIVOSTOK, Feb, 10-- Ac- cordiag to Omek reports the Rus sian government there has accepted al offer from the Japanese government for men, money and arms to settle tn Bolsheviki difficulties.
 It is. stated that the step has bee' taken in view of the reports that tn Allies were going to withdraw thei' forces from Siberia, also the fear tha' the conference to be held on Prince'' island WI rceult ir recognition of thr BolSheviki.
 The Rursian government, ir return for aid from Japan, will give that nat ion an iron and coal concession in th' Priamut district.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
MANY RETURNED YESTERDAY

SEATTLE, Feb, l0- The disin- .egeration of the general strike start ed Saturday night and yesterday. The strikers, in the sympathetic waikout 'tated openly that unless the strik' vas called off by the committee th' 'nion men would call it off. The ctree' ar men and teamsters, the key Q th> ituation, returned to won ''es tor lay. The barbels, theatrical fedora ion, jitney drivers returned, also tho lewsboys. The longshoremen, cooks md walters however voted to stay ou ntil the committee had given th> word to return.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
6y Associated Press

BULLETIN SEATTLE, Feb, IL The general strike committee this afternoon called off the genera! sym pathetic strike and ordered all men q return to work at noon tomorrow.
 In calling off the sympathetic strike, the committee requested tha; all unions which had already returned to work. again walkout this afternoon or tomorrow morning and return with he rest at noon tomorrow, to show labor's solidarity.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10

 DEFEATED
 By Associated Press BULLETIN WASHINGTON, Feb, 10- The Senate today again defeatei the woman's suffrage amendment.
CURACAO IS AT CORDOVA

Steamer Curacao was at Cordova this afternoon according to advices re- ceived by Agent Wayne Blue. Proba- bly, the steamer will arrive here to- morrow night. Word was rumored around the city this forenoon that the Curacao had left Cordova and was at Valdez at noon, due in Seward early in the morning. These reports proved merely rumors however according to Agent Blue.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10

Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane appeared before Congress last Saturday and asked for an ap- propriation of thirteen million, eight hundred thousand dollars to complete the government railroad in Alaska "thiS year"
 Congress should imediately grant this appropriation but the work O. completing the government railroad in Alaska should then be taken out of the hands of the inefficient Alaskan Engineering Commission and given tc one man, with absolute authority, 8 man who knows how to handle men who knows what railroad construction is and knows the "how", and get re- suits.
 For several years the governmen .ailroad has "been going to be com ,leted this year." But that alreadH constructed portion of the railroad hat between Seward and the nortf md of the division, is in worse shapr :oday than when the government took { over and parts of the route be- tween Mile Fl and the interior, may De in worse shape than the Seward md. Congress should act at oncc ir he matter of the appropriation and hen immediately give to railroad contractor, the job to finish. This mar an now secure plenty of men in the ,tates and with a dozen good sun bosses like Dan Sullivan, now on tn" Seward division, could accomplish things.
 In fact the Seward Chamber of Commerce should demand as forcib!y IS it has demanded that the Seward division be connected with the coal fields before other work is attempted.
 
 hat the Alaskan Engineering Com mission be allowed to resign without rny question, and real railroad men IF one live one, given the task ot ,ompleting the railroad "ttiis y>'r
 The S13,SOO,O0O could not r''7'h'' te spent in one year but the ralroai night be completed. But the Sl3,Soo' 700 is not all that would be appropr'- ted. There is S4,00O,000 remaining or he original S35,OOO,OOO remaining ot md possibly the A. E. C. has on hand bout $2O0 900. These suns total Sle'- 100000 with any practical railroad or ,anization, except the Alaskan En- ,ineering Commission, and with SlS'- 200 900, the government railroad should be a real fact by the time frost comes next fall.
 One will say, perhaps, "why are you so sure Congress will make this appropriation"
 "Work for the unemployed" is the keynote. The government could secure thousands and thousands of men, rail road men for the railroad in Alaska.
 One might also say then, proYid' cd that the appropriation is made and the men available, how about mater iaal?"
 The editor believes that sufficient rails have been ordered for the entire system. These can now be delivered It is also believed that there is plenty of other material ready to use, plenty of grub, or nearly so, now in the hands of the commission to feed the men, in fact everything with the poss' ible exception of snow shed material for the Seward division. One shec alone needs about 2 2oOO,oOO feet moro of lumber, it is stated but if author ty is given, this timber could be cut now in the woods, hauled on ths
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
PORTLAND l. ". ". RMiEED

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 10 Tn police last night raided the l. W. W headquarters and seized paper an literature. This raid followed thc ! W. W. parade during which tire tn circulars were distributed advocating q general strike in sympathy with tn Seattle ShipvardcrS.
 Later in the evening the rolic broke up second l, W. w. parade an' arrested C. F.. Brandt, a loud mouth cd individual, who was carrying tn red banner.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
SITUATION AT BUTTE

BUTTE, Feb, 10- The mines il his district are running with par jhifts as a result of the strike Of me who object to the dollar daily wag decrease.
 Soldiers are guarding all mino5 an' parts of the city and preventing tn [. w. w. element from forcibly kcen ng miners from returning to wo"k The military has arrested severfl dis turhers.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
MOTHERS OF BELGIUM
 ASK KAISER BE PUNlSHEi

PARIS. Feb, I0-- The mothers O Belgium have addressed q petition t. the Allied conference asking that th' former kaiser be punished for permit ting his soldiers to forcibly carry of their daughters under age ard usin' hem for lustful purposes.
 The petition recites numerous IT stances of outrages being perpetuate' upon young girls by German soldiers
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
ARBITRATE STRIKE

COLOGNE, Feb, 10- The strike of professional officials at DuSseldorfF has ended after the SparticanS ceded most of the points demanded. Tn Bourgeois delegates, whom the Spar ticans arrested, have been released from the jails.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
TAFT WILL RUN IN 1920

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb, To-
 William H. Taft, former president, will begin a tour of the country this month in support of the League to En- force Peace and incidently to see II there is any sentiment existing for him as a presidential candidate.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
AFTER SEATTLE l. ". ".

SEATTLE. Feb, lO-- The rolicc yesterday afternoon raided the office of the International Weekly, an |. W w, publication, where it was charged that pamphlets entitled Russia did it" and also advocating BolshcviEiSm were published.
 Aaron Fisherman, the Editor, wa arrested and held in the jail in lien of
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
AMERICAN CONCERN BUYS
 BIG GERMAN SHEPPARD

BERLIN, Feb, 10- An American concern has paid forty million dollars for the ShiChan Shipbuilding yard, orc of the largest in Germany, and will operate it in building mercantile vessels.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
FISH QUOTATIONS

SEATTLE, Feb, TO- Fish quota tions at noon today were as follows:- halibut, 24 cts; red cod, cts; ling cod, three and five eights cts; pickleC sable, S22 per bbl; pickled herring S25; salmon sockeye, S26; silvers, SPA pinks, $20; silvers, SIS.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb, 1O-
 The national banks of the countrr have increased deposits of over twc billion dollars during the past year according to the report of the comp troller of the currency.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
Sl3,80o,00O
 Appropriation

|, snow and ready to be put up. Possibly other timber must be cut and thlS should be done now, as three years have been sufficient time for the pre- paration C estimates of what iS need ed.
 What would result of the approprl- at;on is made; if the men can be SC cured?
 Figure it out and hope that it may come true. Suppose that 10000 men could be landed in Seward between now and the middle of April. These men could be distributed along the government project, and construction work begun at the latest by June 1St Give the men five months for active work, for that would be about the time work could be done, before frost comes.
 Suppose that the 10000 men aver aged S5 day, 26 working days {" month. for seven months from tn" time they were hired until November lst. The sum expended for this labc' would be s9,100,0O0.
 Be generous and splash on q coupn' 'of more millions, as the Alss1c Ea- cheering Commission has done, fo' bosses. clerks, etc, that only make sl1 100, ,000 with plenty left for mater ial plenty for good equipment, up-to date rolling stock. and more left t" even equip the mines with bunkers. washers etc, needed to place the coa' mined for commerce.
 And Seward. Anchorage, Nenan' and Fairbanks would all benefit hu' the railroad would be completed, ther all of Alaska would benefit.
 Certainly Congress, make the ap- propriation, discharge the flask Engineering Commission; what is Ter of it: secure a railroad constructo' and build the railroad in Alaska.
 But in the meantime, do not ge' chesty. the railroad is not completed even between Seward and the coa fields. that must be the constant figf' and urgency if the appropriation T. not made, there is only the S4,OOO 0o left of that S35,OOO,000, and do no forget that other localities in Alask have been watching the fiasco of th' Alaskan Engineering Commission the following editorial from Faide Miner indicates:-
 "The Report that the traveller be tween Seward and Anchorage Is com pelled to go between the two termin als by dog team after the vast amount of money spent to build the govern ment railroad is not encouraging t say the least. If winter traffic owe the road cannot be kept up it will b6 of very little use to Alaska, as th' steamships amply supply all demands of the people during the summer months"
 But with 10000 men in Seward
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
RESUME WORK AT TACOMA

TACOMA, Feb., 10-- Followir 2 tn action of the Central Labor Counc' 'ast night, all unions which joined 'h sympathetic strike, resumed work a 8 o'clock this morning.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
NEW FUR STATIONS

SEATTLE, Feb, l0- Twenty-Five new fur stations are to be established this year along the Mackenzie river.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
GOVERNMENT
 TAXES HAND

5000 bail
 The police last night prevented tn, i. ". w. from holding mass meet ing Many arrests were made.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10

Mir. Troy is the owner and editor of the Juneau Daily Empire and one of the leading democrats of the Terri tory.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
STRIKE AT DENVER

DENVER, Feb, 10- Statiorar' engineers struck today demandirs' higher pay. The strike has caused a'
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
 STRIKE
 IS OFF

of the city schools to close.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10

But with 10000 men in Seward within a few months, business would hum, here and then possibly also tho railroad would be completed.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10
TROY FOR
 COLLECTOR
By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0- PreS;- dent Wilson today nominated John w.. Troy, of Juneau, for Collector of Gus. toms of the Territory of Alaska.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-02-10

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ESTONIJA NEISILEIDzIA
RUSU. PABEGELIU.

Londonas, lapkr. 19 d.
Ateina zinip, kad daugelis
rusu bega nuo ateinanciu
bolsevikQ Estonijon, bet es-
tony parubezine sargyba
JUGS sulaiko ties rubeziumi.
Delei tos priezasties buirai
rusu randasi be jokios pas
toges prie nemazo salcio,
Estonijos parubezyje. Jiems
pagalba teikia amerikoniska
pasalpos organizacija bend
raj SUI estonu Raudonuoju
Kryziumi.
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NAUJAS ISRADIMAS
TVARKYME GATVE-
KARIU,

Berlynas, lapkr. 19 d. -
Majoras Cannon, kuris bu-
vo Berlyne su Harries mi
sija vezasi Amerikon nauja
vokiska patenta gatyekariu
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kario nereikes nei motorma-
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Jei tas ne pagira, tai ne
mazas stebuklas.
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Pabeg0 10000 JudehiCo
kareiyiu.
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Taikos konferencija skirs-
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SUTARTIES LIKlMAS
NEAISKUS.
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10 d. siadien senatorius
Lodge, republikonu lyderis
pastate klausima, kad butu
priimta taikos sutartis su jo
visais pataisymais, kan yra
labai priesingas prezidentas
ir demokratai.
Lodge inesimas tapo at
Imestas 55 balsais prizes "a,
ir priimta rezoliucija, kad
|paemus sutarties klausima
|sekancioj senate sesijoj,
mat senatas issiskirsto.
Manoma, kad dalis repub-
Ilikonu apleis savo vada ir
leis ant kompromisu su pre-
izidentu If demokratais.
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VOKIECIAI VEL BRIAU.
MAST LIETUVON.

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18 d. - (Suvelinta). IS Kau
no gauta telegramas nuo
Lietuvos telegrafo agentu-
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rubeziu. Vokieciq kariume-
ne, kaip pranesama gabena-
81 su savimi j 400 Sarvuotu
traukiniq.
81 zinia Kaunan atejo is
Taurages, kurioj taipgi pra-
nesama, kad vokieciai nieko
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KOLCAKO KAREIVIU
+ SUIMTA $4,000.
Londonas, lapkr. 10 d

Londonas, lapkr. 19 d.
Cia gauta pranesimas is
Maskvos, kad paskutiniais
laikais bolsevikq armija, uz
indiana Omska, Tcbolska
Isim, Zuchalinska, Petro-
pavloysk ir kitus miestus
sueme apie $4,000 Kolcako
kareiyiu If apie 1000 afi-
cieriu.
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jana, kad buvo kesintasi
ant KolSako gyvasties bonn
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kareiviai ir II suzeista..
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LATVIAI PERKIRTO
VOKIECIU FRONTA.

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19 d. - Latviu biuras gavo
zinia, kad vokieeiu spekos
siauriniame Kurse ir Tukum
distriktose tapo atkirstos
nuo russo vokiesiu svarbiu-
jQ speku Mintuioje.
IS Rygos taipgi pranesa-
ma, kad latviai uzeme Kem-
mern prie Rygos ilankos il.
kad gerokai prisiartine prize
Mintuiojos. Vienoj vietoj.
huk esq vos 6 verstai nuo
Mintaujos.
Gi veliausi pranesimai lat
viz spaudoje tvirtina, kad
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kiasi is Mintaujos linkui Vo-
kietijos rubeziaus.
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18 d. -Pranesama, kad pir-
name susitikime tarp atsto-
w Baltiko saliu If RuSijos
sovietu greitai prieita prin-
cipe del apsimainymo ne
laisviais.
Bet kituose klausimuose,
rodosi, bolsevikai neketina
skubintis daryti pradines su-
tartis il padarymas paliaubQ
tarp Baltiko Sally If Rusijos
sovietu, rodos, ivyks netuoj.
Nuo sovietu, kaip prane-
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Dorpate Sutarta mainytiS
nelaiSviaiS.
Latviai perkirto vokieGiu fronta.

sama, yra tik vienas pima
teisis atstovas M. Litvinov,
gi kit esq tik 10 sekreto-
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.Anglijos komisijonierius
Rygoje, pulkininkas Tai
lants, uzreisk5, kad jis ne
ketines ir neketina tartis SUI
Litvinovu bile klausimuose
kaip apie tai buvo praneSa-
ma pirmiau, ir taipgi nema-
mas dalyvauti Darpato kon-
ferencijoje.
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SUKjLiMAS vi ADIvO-
STOKE NUMALsINTAs.

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mentas gavo pranesima, kad
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pc nunlalsintas.
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if vadovavo generolas Cal
da. Jis suzeistas ir pasidave
nelaisven; sykiu SUI juo SUI
imta j tuzinas jo aficieriu,
Xiii gi 10 aficieriai If jo SUI
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paspruko.
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vo apie 400 yyru; kuriQ
apie 1000 iskriko nezinia
kur, kit gi tapo suimti ne
laisven.
Lake musiu Vladivostoke
tapo suzeistas netiketai kul-
ka If Suvienytu Valstiju 1<a-
reivis, karis seke musi, sto-
v5damas ant denio laivo
New Orleans.
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REIKEJO 1s9 KULKU NU-
SKANDYTI KONKRITO
LAVA.

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darbo nuskandyti Amerikos
konkritinl laiva.
Mat suvienytu valstiju
konkritinis laivas uzsidege
Lisbono priereaukoje ir ne
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kad, inkaro reteziu; nude
gus, laivas nepadektu uosto
isake lava susaudyti. Lai-
vas vos po 189 suviu prade-
10 skesti.
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SUOkALBI PRIZES
VALDHNINKUS.

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Visus faktus Philadelphi-
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ingtono virsininkai apie tai
dar nezino.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-20
SOVIETU RUSIJOJE
NERA ADVOKATU.

Varsava. Specials kores-
pondentas laikrascio Chica-
cago Tribune Berson prane-
sa, kad sovietu Rusijoje vi
sal nera prie teismu advo-
katy, kurie tapo panaikinti
sovietu valdzios. Bet kores-
pondentas pazyni, kad SO.
dieciu teismas yra gana tel
.singas; mat korespondentu;
bunant Rusijoje prisiejo pa
Clam stoti prizes teisma.