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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-17
CABRERA PREDICTS WAR

LAREDO, Texas, Dec. 16.-El Uni versal of Mexico City in it's issue of Sunday, says Luis Cabrera, secretary of the treasury makes the alarming prediction" that the new conflict which will arise between the United States and Mexico will be refusal of the (Mexican) government to permit petroleum companies to, drill new wells"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-17
HURT IN CRASH

PHOENIX, Dec. 16.-Gorge Searles Clyde Lewis and Harry Lewis, oecu pants of an automobile were severely injured today when the car crashed against the curbipg here.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-17
CONTINUES CASES

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 16.-Except as to Alexander Howat, president of the Kansas district, of the United Mine Workers of America, charges of contempt of court against S4 officials of that organization today were con tinued by United States District Judge A. B. Anderson.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-17
Soldier Champion
 Knocks Out Pelky

ST LOUIS, Dec. 16.-Bob Martin ot Akron. Ohio. heavyweight champion of the Inter-allied armies, knocked out Aurthur Pelky of ontario in the third of a scheduled eight round bout here tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-17
COPPER PRICE

Average price of copper for week ending December 10, Engineer and Mining Journal quotation, 17.e79.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-17
WEATHER

"Wednesday and Thursday, night or Thursday.
 eastern portion Wednesday cloudy, possibly rain south
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-11
Home Nursing Glass
Busy at High School
Interest Increases

The homo nursing classes of the
Red Cross, under the direction of
Mrs. Kathryn Confines, are in pro
gress daily at the Chickasha high
school with the total enrolment yes
terday showing AZ, Glasses are be-
ing held at o'clock in the morn
ing and at 2:9O in the afternoon, the
A o'clock class being so poorly at
tended that it was discontinued,
On next Monday, a new class will
be started 1t will be held at 1880
in the evening. The starting of this
class was set for the latter part of
the month, but many requests have
been made for this hour, hence the
class will be opened on next Mon
day evening with Dr. A. B. Leeds in
charge of First Aid. Interest is
growing in the classes and it is pre-
dicted that the enrolment will be
greatly increased with the launch
ing of the 1880 class.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-11
DIR. L. E. EMANUEL
Office 3OS First National Bank.
Office phone $50; residence 5S3
PRODUCERS SHUT IN FOR
LACK OF ADEQUATE TANKS

Continued From Page One)
wells, all of which are offsets to one
another.
The Westmeimer & Daube well,
offsetting the Texas Co.'S big pro
ducer on the north, has reached the
first sand at depth of 1880 feet,
and as soon as the pipe is lowered
the we'll will be drilled deeper
through this sand and into the lower
producing sands. This we'll, while
ten feet in the first sand, put three
hundred barrels in the tank in 40
minutes.
Westheimer e Daube, on the Isabel
farm in section 22-4-south 2-west, are
draling at depth of about 1900 feet
and this well is due to reach the
sand by the end of the week
The Anderson & Simpson WELL on
the Millard farm, in the southwest
quarter of section 27-4 south 2-west,
has just passed through a seven-foot
water sand, which was encountered
at a depth of 1906 feet. AS soon as
the water is shut off, drilling will
be resumed This well is due to
reach the first sand at a little below
1000 feet.
The Consumers Light & Power
company is connectin gifts gas lines
today, with the new 2O,O0O,OOOfoot gas
well which the Humble Oil company
has just completed in the northeast
corner of section 81, 2-south 3-west
in the Fox district This prolific gas
sand was found at a depth a little
below 900 feet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-11
Presbytery to
Probe Status OF
Church Affairs

The fall meeting of the El Reno
Presbytery closed with a session last
evening at the local church, to re-
convene in this city next Tuesday,
Rev. VIM. Denham, local pastor, stat
ed this morning.
Devotions by Rev. w. U, Griffith
of Carnegie; report of commission
ers to the general assembly, report
of candidates and ministers without
charge, report of temporary commit
tees, and free conversations on the
state Of religion in the churches of
the Presbytery constituted the pro
gram rendered in the afternoon ses-
sion yesterday,
Taylor and James Talk.
Rev. Sam d. Taylor, pastor of the
local Baptist church, and Rev. Cliff
ford B. James, pastor of the First
Christian church here, delivered
short talks to the members of the
Prosbytery in session yesterday eve
ming.
At the meeting last night it was
decided that the Presbytery meet
next Tuesday as a commission to try
charges filed against certain mem
bers of the official board of the To-
cal church by Rev. VIM Denham,
the PASTOR and also to pass on the
questions as to whether the rela-
tionship between The pastor and the
Chickasha church shall be dissolved.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-11
PERFECT CONFIDENCE
chickasha People have good Reason
for Complete Reliance.

Do you know how
TO find relief from bacKache;
To correct distressing Urinary ills;
TO assist weak kidneys?
Your neighbors know the way
Have used Doan's Kidney Pills;
Have proved their worth in many
tests.
Here's Chickasha testimony
Mrs. L. ]. Ellis, SO6 Minnesota
Ave, says: when l have had spells
Of languor or pains across my kid
neys, have taken Doan's Kidney
Pills and they have always given me
rs,ief l can sincerely recommend
them as the very best kidney rem
edy l have ever heard Of"
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
AFT TER LONG ABSENCE
 RETURNS ID J. 5. A.

Jeff Duncan will leave tonight for Los Angeles where, and at San Diego, he will spend the rest of the summer. He will be joined at Los Angeles by his brother, D. A. Duncan, general manager of the Andean Trading com pany of Quito, Ecuador where he has been stationed for several years. The latter MT. Duncan sailed from Guaya- quil early in May and arrived in New York via the Panama canal last Sat urday. He had to spend several days there at the New York offices of the trading company but is now ready to start west. After a stay in Los An geles he will come to Phoenix, where he spent short time couple of years ago.
 He brought with him 25 dozen pana- ma hats, only they were not made in Panama but in Ecuador where the trade name applies to better quality of hats than the Panama Indians ever made. On his former visit he brought several hats with him but this time they will probably all be disposed of in New York.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
DAMAGE SUIT OVER
 ALCOHOLIC CIDER"
 STARTED IN COURT

Citing a case showing recourse for manages caused by misrepresentation which he held parallel to the case in question, s. J. Jenckes, counsel for Ira E. Troutner in his s25,000 suit against Walter Hill and the Walter Hill com yany, succeeded in having the action 90 to trial yesterday.
 Judge Pattee, after Investigating the authorities, overruled Judge Sloan's 5bpjection, which was based on the sround that Troutner could not seek damages from Hill because of his own ,vrong doing. Judge Sloan contended that tho supreme court of the state had held that it was the duty of the maa .o know whethef or not the drink he sells will intoxicate, and that Troutner copld not collect damages for his own violation Of the law. He continued this argument yesterday, claiming that Troutner could not be paid for the crime he committed. and took excep- tion to Judge Pattee's ruling.
 Troutner was the first witness called to the stand. He testified to purchas- ing e'cider" from the Walter Hill com nanv at various times, which was rep resented to him as non-dlcouollc. he was told by Hill, he said, that 1t was ntrre apple cider and that he would no ,,ot irto trouble by it's sale. He ther told or the consequences of the sale which led to his arrest, conviction ano tafl sentence for violation of the liquor law through the sale of HilPs cid -r v;hich contained over per cent alco- ltol. lie testified as to the damage tC lis reputation because of his convi'.' ..on. while counsel for the defendant Troutner the fact that he was latel uader cross s-examination, brought iron convicted and served sentence for th' same offense.
 Fred Gardner of the Clover Lea rhb testified as another to whom Hil fnssrepresented his cider" He stated that when he bought of a good prohi 1rionist he had no idea he would gt 4ntotrouble, but that after the appl' order lad been analysed it was fount 10 be "A per cent alcohol.
 A number of character witnesse were called for Troutner, who testitis, that he had a good reputation unti the arrest. Other character witnesse ,vill be called when court convenes a e. 30 o'clock this morning.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
MONEY FOR ALASKAN ROADS

WASHINGTON, June 10. = Major Herbert L. Bull of the engineer corps asked the ways and means committee today to increase the house oppropr,a- tion of s100,000 for postroads in Alaska to s300,000. He estimated as $279,00O the amount that would be required for the maintenance of these roads. while the remainder would be used for the construction of additional roads in southeastern Alaska.
 If the Alaskan roads are not main tained. Major Buell. said, the procuc- tion of precious metals will decrease.
 Should the house appropriation stand. he said, it would be necessary to devote all of that amount to the maintenance of the Fairbanks and Valdez road out let for a rich mining district.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
UNCLE SAM ID SELL
 GARBAGE GAN STOCK

More property to be disposed of by the war department to the highest bid der is announced in bulletins received yesterday at the chamber of com merce. Over 1500 metal containers, known as "G. l. Can" in the army, are on the list.
 These cans are described as being suitable for shipping powdered and ground materials, semi-liquids, greases, cements or floor compounds. A de- posit of 1095 of the amount of the total bid is demanded, bids to be mailed in triplicate to zone supply office, 461 Eighth avenue, New York, to arrive by 10 o'clock the morning of July z, 1919.
 Of minor interest, for the present season at least, is the announced sale of 12,56S raincoats, particulars Of which may be had by writing the zone supply officer, attention of surplus property officer, Fl Paso, Texas.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
"Cones lO9 Miles to Buy Groceries ;

THE FORAGE POT W" nc w why she this ask
  home b o some reason h prefer t nef tyb podbtH sell eapro H she ea oods th s get h 0 s knows that ooda away fresh nd hny 0 th asns t h sale al WI to live IF to-
Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
High Quality Low Prices
 Always
Fruits and Vegetables

Our fruit and vegetable department continues to grow. Our fruits and vegetables are always displayed and sold in the most sanitary manner Everything fresh every morning. We have the only Dayton Display Fruit Rack in Phoenix. We strive to accommodate our customers with the BEST and the FIRST on the market. Our prices are low.
The Kentuckian., 1919-04-26
Italian. stubborn.

Italy's claims concerning Fiume
and the Dalmatian coast have brought
the peace conference before a situ-
alton unparalleled since the peace
delegates assembled in Paris, press
dispatches indicate. With Premier
Orlando threatening to leave Paris
unless the council Of four meets thu
Italian demands. President Wilson
issued statement on his position de-
claring the Fiume cannot come un-
der Italian control Premier LLOYD
George is attempting to reconcile 3the
opposing viewpoints and is trying to
urge the Italian Premier to remain
longer in Paris.
The Kentuckian., 1919-04-26
Prisoners Turn Allies.

Berne, April ga large part Of
the bolshevilo first army which sur
rendered several days ago to the
Ukrainians has offered voluntarily to
fight the bolsheviki and already has
been in action with the Ukrainians
against the bolsheviki. at Uitimi in
the Pripet region. This annoqnce-
ment is made in Ukrainian n f,scial
statement received from Rovno by
the Ukrainian press bureau.
The Kentuckian., 1919-04-26
Looklnn 70 the Euture.

Four-year-old Ruthie had been his
tening to the discussion of the new
baby's name. Suddenly she spoke up
and said: 81 know lots of nice names"
but on being urged to tell them she
finally said: "No, couldn't. I'm saw
ing them for my own children. ."-Chi-
cago Examiner.
The Kentuckian., 1919-04-26
Jast ThIhk Of ri

Think OF the endless litigation which
will probably be started when the
meek inherit the earth.
The Kentuckian., 1919-04-26


Mike Gibbons finally has decided
to 60 to California for series Of
bouts. Gibbons is one Of the few
veteran boxers of the first class who
never has fought in that state. At
one time he paid visit to the far
coast and performed in an exhibition
bout with his brother, but Califor-
nian have never seen the st. Paul
wizard in genuine battle. 1t is
probobly that Gibbons will be mached
with Soldier Bartfield for a four
round bSNt late this month. Bart
field is having difficulty in finding
good opponents. so the promoters
have made Gibbons an offer that he
cannot afford to resist.
Harry Lunte, recruit infielder, who
has had one excuse or another for not
joining the Cleveland Indians for al
year or so, will have to fish or cut
bait now He has been discharged
from army service, his crippled knee
and his bum ankle have healed and
there is nothing for him to do but to
show Manager Lee Fohl the goods.
If he don't, Fohl, his patience al
ready tried, won't give him much
Mike McNally threatens to oust
both Jack Barry and Dave Shean
from the second base berth with the
worlds champions. He is better
fielder than either of them and hits
Just as well, while he is the best base
runner on the club.
e
Babe Ruth's long hit at Tampa a
week ago aroused so much discussion
hat it was measured off at ITO PAGES
,r close to $50 feet. The ball would
nave sailed over the grandstand at
he Polo Grounds.
The Kentuckian., 1919-04-26

Chicago. ,............13 21 /
6r. LOUIS ....-.s... 10
Williams and Schalk;
Davenport and Billings.
The Kentuckian., 1919-04-26

R. H. E.
Boston ................1O 10 10 0
New York A A
Batteries-Mays and Schang; Mog-
ridge and Hannah.
The Kentuckian., 1919-04-26
Opening Games.
ASSOCIAT,

r. H. E.
st. Paul. Il 5 1
Indianapolis .......3 1
Batteries Merritt and Hargrave;
Rogge and Gossett.
The Kentuckian., 1919-04-26

R. H. E.
Kansas City. 30 2
Columbus .........-.....1 6 1
Batteries-Graham and Brock;
Wilkinson and Wagner.
Minneapolis -Toledo-Rain.
The Kentuckian., 1919-04-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
nd-Detroit-Rain.

son and Agnew.
IS innings.
The Kentuckian., 1919-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburg- -ChicagO-Rain.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-04
TELEFONAS PER
VANDENYA.

& Londonas, kovo 8 d.-Bu
Yo daromi bandymai su nau
jai sutvarkytu typu bevieli-
nio telefono tarp Londono
If New Yorko. Yra Wits,
kad uz keliq savaiciu be-
vielinio telefono veikimas
tarp siu dvieju pasaulio mje
stu milzinu galutinai susi-
tvarkys.
Kompanija tikisi, kad
trumpoje ateityje bevieliniai
telefonai bus vartojami vi
sose moderniskose istaigose
;ju naminiuose reikaluose.
'Galop daeis lig to, kad te-
lefono aparata bus galima
.nesiotis If juo naudotis ke-
lioneje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-04
120 BILIJONU ATSTA-
TYMUI.

Paryzius, kovo 8 d. Ha-
vas agentura pranesa, kad
Taikos Konferencijos komi-
sija reikale atbudavoji1no
nuteriotQ Sally rekomenduo-
ia, kad vokieciai ir ju tai
kininkai privalo ismoketi
$12O, 100000 idant galima
butu tinkamai atstatyti nu-
teriotas Sails.
Gi Francuzijos padavadi-
jimas Shame reikale yra toks,
kad $5,OOO,O 900 butu is
moketi tuojaus ar tai aux
su, ar prekemis, ar kitu Sd
liu (ne voKisku) vertingo-
mis- popieromis; likusioji 81
ma, kad but ismoketa begy-
je rs ar 95 metq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-04
SOVIETAI PRIPAzINTA
VOKIETIJOJE.

Berlinas, kovo 8 d, -Vo-
kietiios valdzia vakar dali
mai pripazino sovietu syste-
ma Vokietijoje.
Kad uzbegus Wis besididi-
nanciana pavojui visuotino
streiko ir hesiartinanciai re-
voliucijai vlsoje salyje, ka-
binetas isleido proklamaci-
ja, pavedant ekonomiska is
dirbysciq kontrole j sovietu
rankas, bet sykiu pabrieze,
kad darantieji betvarke bus
skaudziai baudziami.
Darbininkai neuzganedin
ii tokiu patvarkirimu ir CRU
moja visuotinu streiku be-
gyje savaites, kada, girdi,
dabartine valdzia bus nu-
versta, gi valdzia pereis j
darbininku rankas. Berline
patroliai padvigubinti..
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-04
Bavaria Waldo Sovietai.
Lenkija vel kariaus.
Turkijai atims speka.
Vokietijos baasme 40 bilionu.
[ urkijai atims speka,
Vokietijos baasme 40 bilionu.
NUSLUOS TURKIJOS
JMPERIJA.

Paryzius, kovo 8 d. Tai
kos Konferencijos komisija,
gvildeninui Grekijos klau-
.simo, ilgai svarste apie liki-
ma Turkijos imperijos ir pa
dejima Mazosios Azijos.
Generals plianas link Ii
kimo Turkijos jau uzgirtas
per komisija. Sulyg jo Kon
stantinopolis ir Bosforo ir
Dardanelip siaurumos taptu
tarptautine nuosavybe. Vi
SOS tautos, buvusios po Tur-
kijos valdzia, bus paliuosuo
tos is-po I'urkijos.
Pakrasciai Mazosios All
JOS ir su zymiu miestu Smyr
na manoma pavesti Greki-
jai. Gi Tukija sudaryty
nedidelis plotas Mazojoj
Azijoj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-04
Lietuvos KIausimaS Paryziuje,
Ka menamai mano Francuzija r rgliia.
Mastauskas uz defensyvi alIiansa su Lenkija.
O|Sadsko de!egaeija sugrazinta Lietuvon.
Amerikieeiai suspenduoja savo atstovu igaliojimus
No. So

Letuviu Infomacijos Biuras Washingtone prisiun-
ca sekanti pranesima, kuriame telpa daug svarbiu
ziniu apie Lietuvos reikalu5: afsss5 as
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-04
'TARYBOS VALDYS
BAVARIA.

Munich, kovo 3 d.--Ka.
reiviu ir Darbininku Kon-
gresas 234 balsais prizes 70
atmete inesima, kurs skam-
ba sekanciai:
"Yra apsaukiama socialis
tiska tarybu respublika, Ista
tymdavystes ir iSpildancioji
gale yra tiesioginiai darbi-
ninku rankose per ju atsto-
vus darbininkQ, sodieciu ir
kareiviu tarybose."
Ir buvo priimta didele di-
dziuma balsp sekanti rezo-
liucija:
"Susirinkimas kareiviu ir
darbininkQ tarybg sutveria
1aikina taryba laisvos Ba-
varijos valstijos. Ispildo-
nasal komitetas dabos sa-
lies reikalus, ispildomasai
komitetas susidedas is iris
desimts triju nariu, kuriu pa
skyrimas gall but atsauktas
per SALES tar. oa. Komite-
tas issirinks i, savo tarpo
'valdyba is septyniu ypatu
vedimui sales reikalu."
Busimoji laisvos Bavari-
jos konstitucija bus paruos-
ia per laikina valdzia If is
pildantiji komiteta veikiant
jiems bendrai. Galutinas
konstitucijos uztvirtinimas
bus pavesta zmonems.
! Kareiviu ir darbininku
kongresas isrinks nauja mi
nisterija ir taipgi bus suda-
ryta sekcija apsvietimui mi
miu. Nauja ministerial bus
atsakomybeje prizes Contra
'lini Komiteta ir laikinaja
Sales taryba.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-04
OMSKEi BIJOMASI MO-
NARCHISTU.

Omsk, vasario 23 d. (su-
velinta). Ministeriu taryba
Omsko valdzios isdirbineja
pliana umam susaukimui vi
suotino susirinkimo. Admi-
rolas Kolcak pranese, kad
visur zmones pritaria dabar
.esanciai tvarkai.
Gi paskiru veikima gene
rolo Semenovo, Citos dis
trikte, Omsko ministeriu Ia
ryba skaito beverciu ir ne
pageidaujanu. Ypac nupei-
kama gen. Semenovo per-
leidimas ivairiQ koncesiju If
privilegijQ svetimzemiams.
Prize to Omsko valdzios
Virsininkai pripazista, kad
salyje yra nemazai salinin-
ky uz sugrazinima monar-
chijos. Gi atsizvelgiant j
dabartines Rusijos betvar-
kes. monarchistu jrdejimas
turetQ didesnes ar mazesnes
pasekmes, kas butu nauju
smugiu rusu tautai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-04
PRAMONES-DARBC
SUSIVAZIAVIMAS.

Washington, kovo 3 d. -
Valstiju gubernatoriai ir di-
desniq miestQ majorai susi-
rnko Washingtonan, kad
dalyvavus Baltamjame Ma
me konferencijoje, kur bus
gvlldenama pramones ir dar
DO reikalai. Konferencija
atidare prezidentas Wilson.
Dvidesimts vienas guber.
natorius prieme pakvietirna
dalyvauti sioj konferenciioj
ir, tikimasi, kad dvldesimts
keturi gubernatoriai lures sa
vo igaliotinius. Gi miestu
.majoru zada dalyvauti nei
Ill If apie "a lures saws
igaliotinus.
sios konferencijos tikslu
yra suderinti visu vladimir.
ky veikima, kad pagerinu:
! busima SALES pramone, ir
kad uzbegus bedarbems, k1
rios lake susitvarkymo pa
lletu atsitikti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-04
,VOKIETIJOJE NEAPKEN.
CIAMA AMERIKONU.

Berlinas, kovo 3 d. -Lai-
Ike demonstracijos del SUI
grizimo Vokietijos kariume-
mes is rytines Afrikos, buvo
pastebeta neapykanta prizes
amerikonus ir francuzus. Mi
MIA pamaeiusi Amerikos afi
ciera, sedinti viesbueio Ian
ge, pradejo grasinti kums-
iciomis. Toks pats buvo at
sinesimas link francuzu afi-
cieriaus, buvusio tame pat
viesbutyje. Veliau kariume
ne issitiese linija prie. vies-
bucio, kad sustabdzius toll
mesnius grumojimus.
Priemimas buvusio Woke
Itijos kolnanduotojo Afriko.
|je gene-,lo Won Lettow
Voorbeck atlikta sulyg senc
Vokietijos paproeio, su Sc
nomis Vokietijos veliavo-
mis-; gi nauja Vokietijos re'
|publikos veliava retail kul
] buvo matytis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-04
LErlKIJA KARIAUS SU
UKRAJINA.

Var5ays, kovo 3 d. Ia
rybos tarp lenku ir ukraji-
nieciq, kur dalyvavo ir tai
kininku komisija, nuejo ME
.kais. Rasta negalimu SUI
taikinti abi kovojanciu pusi
If atnaujinimas musiu yra
galimas bile laiku.
Padarewskis uzreiSkes,
kad lenkai pritaria Tautu
Lygai, bet jie organizuosia
armija, kad ivedus tyarka
salyje, ypae parubeziuose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-04

( "Duok, Dieve, kad 81 liud
ma zinia DUTY neteisinga, bet
Visi apsireiskimai politikos
gyvenime ja kaip tik patvir-
tina ir visa LietuviSka krau-
ia saukia kryziaus karen uz
sventos musu zemes liuosy-
lbe.
Prizes lenku impefijalis-
tiskus apetitas jau dabar lie
tuviai-amerikieciai priva,o
kovon stoti, ir tai visi. pra-
dedant katalikais, baigiant
socialistais. Juk visiems ly-
gus pavojus. Lenkai-katali-
kai ispazista "lenkiSka tike-
jima," kurin nores If Lie
snva "atVersti." Lenkai-so-
cialistai-vien del mados,
nes socializmas yra madoje.
10 diduma lenku tautos va
dQ buvo il bus autokratai ir
Sovinistai, ,-zodziu endekai.
'Prijungus prie Lenkijos svie
sesne If pazangesne Lietuva,
prieslenkiska revoliucija Lie
tuvoj nepasibaigs. O laisvi
Lietuvos pilieciai jau dabar
turi pradeti kova spaudoje
il nuo estrados prizes gresian
tt lenkiska pavoju.
! "Privalu musu visuomenei
zinoti, kad Lenkijos aras tie
Sla savo sp"rnus ne vien ant
LleIuVos, pct II ant Latv1Jos,
Baltgudijos, dalies Ukraji-
mos ir Cechijos.
"Lietuviai Amerikieciai,
kol dar nevelu, turi atida-
ryti pasauliui axis ir paro-
dyti, kur baigaisi Lenkijos
ryba. Lenku aristokratai
ikalbejo Vakaru Europai,
mazai apie Rytus nusima-
nahciai, kad Lietuva ir Len
kija viena nedalinama.
"8udus veikimo jau pa
tbs Americas Lietuviai pasi-
rinks. Tx reikia sventan
liuosybes darban pasaukti
visus lietuyius: pirkliai, pra
monininkai, kunigai, laik-
rastlninkai, minios, orato-
rial If kasyklQ darbininkai,
l-visi ir visur, protu ir pi-
nigais, privalo susijungti vie
non galingon audron ir nu-
sluoti Tautos pavoju.
"Vyrai, nesivelinkime! Da
bar kulturingu budu daug
dar galima padaryti, O jei
susivelinsime, daug kraujo
turesime pralieti, kol prabo-
: ciQ salele is vergijos isva-
| duosime.
"Lietuviai, musu kaulais
: paspringo dvigalvis Rusijos
aras, pasprings ir Lenkiios
i ponai.
: "Pilieeiai! Lietuva mus
5 saukia civilizacijos ir liuo.
: sybes darban. Eikime jos
l gelbeti su drasa, pasisven.
! timu ir neissemiama iStver
i me-"
(Toliaus bus Rytoj).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-04
BOLsEVIKU VIRsININ-
KAS SUGAUTAS
KLASTOJ.
Washington, D. c., kovc


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me. Jis net yra paliuosuo-
tas is uredo, mes klasta, su-
lyg pranesimc, siekia net
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