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Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
TO ARREST LEADERS Q

WINNIPEG, June PA general disintegration of the strike is eNpe':-- ed here daily.
 An announcement has beeu made today that several arrests of alleged agitators may be expected by S4tar- day and that the rank and file of the strikers being deprived of their leader will become discouraged and may be prevailed upon by th authorities to go back tn work
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14

and autocrats, and those who safe guard their vested interests-have righteous and holy cause to pursue in life, WHAT HAVE THEY TO FEAR? Isn't it the simplest form of logic that those who are in the right have all to gain and nothing to lose by freedom of discussion?
 By the same memorable logic those who are in the wrong have every thing to lose and nothing to Win by freedom of discussion. The cunning few know the danger of free speech, free press, and free assemblage only too well. They know that, pos sessing these rights, the proletariat can dry up the swamps Of ignorance in the minds of the workers, and force dcspot:sm, capitalism, and false patriotism to stand naked for the damnable and rotten trinity it is-- to be destroyed as soon as it has been distinctly visualized by the unfortu- nate class it has so pitilessly bled and ruined.
 The master class and the political sycophants who do it's work know that, with freedom of discussion. the bra!ns of the workers are no longer fogged-they begin to see what stands between them and freedom.
 It is not without reason, indeed, that the iron fist of despotism is ever ready to close the lips and stul- tify the mind of democracy.-Aus- tralian Worker.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14

junkers present. And just as we took care of the other, we'll take care of them.
 A war that dcthrones a foreign junker and allows the domestic one to remain in power is a failure.
 A war that brings light truth and democracy to Europe and permits it to be thwarted by wilful, greedy pri- vate interests within it's own borders is failure.
 A people that will shed their blood and wealth in freeing the people of foreign nations and then wink the other eye at attempts of some of their fellow countrymen to enslave them is a failure.
 Will the American people fail in this regard? The American iunkers think that they will. The American jGnkCrs are counting on you to fail. They are doing their best to see that you do. They are blinding you thru their kept press; they are deceiving you thru their 'goodmen' candidates; they are after loot like vandals in graveyard, or like ghouls that prey upon bodies after civic catastrophe. So they would prey upon the nation after the inteRse effort entailed by the war
 Will the American people fail. The American junkers are counting that they will realize, more than ever be- fore, that this country and the insti- tutiOns within it belong to the peo- pie. It believes that they will show the sense of that ownership. It be- lieves that they are now entering upon career of new glories-the glor'es of peace and popular power. In that belief it is published; fo that cause t will fight with tooth and nail; and it firmly believes that in that sign it will nquer.-Exchange
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
JUNKERS

IT any one was ever in doubt as to the justifiability of referring to ccr- Jain elements in America as Junkers, he should be very much eased by the use of the term on the part of none other than Josephug Daniels, Sccre- tary of the Napy. A Secretary Of the Navy, when he uses the phrase American Junkers" in his speeches in vaNous parts of tho country, knows what he is talking about. The New Appeal has consistently warned its readers to beware of the inner peril which was only one degree less than the greater one without. We have our little and big kaisers within our borders, and after the war they will merit-and Will gct-our attention.
 "Th9se American Junkers," said Daniels in a recent speech at New Haven, "are not thinking about the war,ebut thty arc thinking what will taappen after the war. Their supreme ssjn is to seize the arteries of com sneTCa for their own enrichment, to wipe out taxing laws that touch swol- len incomes, and replace them with a &ax that burdens the toilers, and to repeal or to cmasculate the great measures of social justice which are the glory of tho Wilson administra- zion."
 The question is: Are Amercans who have fought this war to a sue ecessrul finish, or who have backed it with their sons and their dollars, go- inS to watch the slow evaporation of all the concrete boons promised by victory? The New Appeal does not believe so. We do not believe for moment that these junkers will be permitted to continue in the great graft that was thers before the world aw0ke to the Prussian menace For TOW that we have awakared, we've awakened to the mcn0c2 that our own
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
FIGHTING NEAR JUAREZ

FL PASO, June 13-Mexican Fed eral outposts and rebels are fighting west of Juarez.
 Martin Lopez and his men have occupied the Webber ranch houses almost in the eastern suburbs of Juarez and have succeeded in totally defeating a troop of Mexican Fed eral cavalry which had been sent to dislodge them.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
teenth amendment to the constitu- peg.
LEAVE FOR RoME

PARIS, June 13-The Italian Premier Orlando, and General Diaz, chief commander of the Italian army left for Rome last night. Orlando stated that he was convinced that the work of the Big Five has been practically completed and that no more fundamental decisions con- cernig the Peace settlements, will be reached by that body.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
sOLDIERs DECORATEn

WASHINGTON, June 13-Cap- tains W. J. Coyle of Seattle and John c. Burgard of Portland, Oregon wero presented with the Distinguished Ser vice Cross for extreme heroism in action.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
WILL JOIN DEMONSTRATES

ATLANTIC CITY, June 13-Four hundred delegates to the convention of the American Federation ol Labor will leave for Washington D. c. by special train tomorrow to participate in the Anti Prohibition demonstra- tion before the Capitol.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
TO SEPARATE
LEAGuE FROM TREATY

WASHINGTON, June 12-The Senate Committee On Foreign SRela- tions today voted eight to seven to favorably report the resolution intro duced by Senator Knox which virtual ly separates the League of Nations Covenant from the Peace treaty prop CT.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
FAVOR STRIKE

BERLIN, June 13-A citzen's committee, representing the conser- vative element in the manufacturing district of this city has declared ill favor of a general strike as it alleges that the present Government has failed to put down chaos in Greater Berlin.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14

tion of Labor that the latter g. record as against war time prohibition and in favor of eXGmpting beer con taining two and three quarters per cont alchol both under the war time act and national prohibition.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
SENDS NOTE

ST GERMAN. June 11-Chan- cellor Renner of the Austrian Peace Delegation forwarded his first note in which he protested against the harshness of the Allied Peace terms to the Allied Conncl today.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
MAY SETTLE STRIKE

WINNIPEG, June 13-It was in- timated today by the mayor that the local strike may be settled by the end of this week When he was asked whether the latest conciliaton move to have replied "I may have big news inside of twenty four hours"
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
BTU, 600 SOLDIERS WILL
COME HOME

PARIS June 12-General Pershing made the announcement today that fully three hundred and seventy-five thousand American soldiers would be sent home for demobllization during the month of June.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
WILL PREVENT VOTE

WASHINGTON, June .13-A group of leading democratic Senators an- nounced today, that it had been de- cded to prevent if possible vote on the resolution introduced by Senator KHox. declaring the German Peace treaty, with the League of Nations Covenant included, unacceptable.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
SURNIARINE LOST

LONDON, June 12-Reports have been received by the Navy Depart ment officials that a British subma- rine Which was cruising in the Baltic was thru some unknown cause lost with all on board.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
WANT PARDON

DENVER, June lz-The Brother hood of Railway Bremen and .En- gineers at their annual convention now being held here adopted a reso- luton in favor of the release of Flu gene Debs and Thomas Mooney on a Presidential pardon.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
RESTORE SERVICE

VANCOUVER, June 13-British Columbia steamship service is being slowly restored despite all the efforts of the strikers to hamper the eff forts of the companies to resume this service
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14

WASHINGTON. June 12-Attor- neys of Joseph P. Carney today chal- lenged Bsrger's right to be seated il Congress.
 They attempted ,o show that hei~ cEent had been legally elected as a representative, ard nat Berger was disqualified at the outset by the four
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
PALACE BURNS

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 12- The YildlzKiosk, the palace occu- pied ,by the Sultan of Turkey was de- stroJed by fire today. The fire IS re- ported to have been of incendiary origin.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
WILL INVESTIGATE

OTTAWA, June 13-Premier Bor- den announced today that commits sion will be apponted by the Canadian to investigate the riots which have lately occurred in Winni-
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14
WANT THEIR BEER

ATLANTIC CITY, June 11-A resoution was introduced during to- days session of the American Feders
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-06-14

Are You Seeking Patent? Let the WORKER Advertise it.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
FLOTA MA A
CZYNNA.

|
Fiume, Is. pazdziernika. - Do
nosza tn 0 zywych ruchach strate
gicznych wsrod stacyonowanych
ma Adryatyku alianckich flotY
wojennych. Amerykahski torpe-
dowiec yFoote", ktory stacyono-
wany byl W przystani tutejszej,
otrzymai rozkaz udania sic do dial
matynskiego portu SPalato, do
kad tez zaraz odpiyuaA. Podobny
ruch zdolano skonstatowac wSrod
brytyjskich i francuskich okre-
tow, amerykanski zaS komendant
! oswiadczyl przedstawicielom pra-
sy, re czynnoScf te pozostaJa pra-
wdopodobnie w zwiazku re sytua
eva we Fiume.
w Rjece zorganizowana tam
30go pazdziernika 1918 ola popie-
rama w4oskich pretensyl aneksa-
cyjnych Rada Narodowa Miasta
Fiume ogbosiia, re rozwiazanle
jej nastapi juz wkrotce droga au-
tomatyczna, gdy w mySl ro0ka--
cow d'Anunzia pzeprowadzone
zostana wybory do Rady mieJ--
skiej, wyznaczono ma przyszi2
niedziele. Ma razie jeszcze jednak
wzmiankowana Rada Narodowa
okreSla W wydanej Proklamacyi
fcrme przysziego rzadu -Fiume,
kt6ry ma sic skiadac Rady
miejskiej i Z gabinetu, zostajace-
go pod przewodnictwem Prey
denta, wybranego przez Rade
miejska. Cabinet bedzie p~odzielo-
ny ma departamenty spraw view
netrznych, skarhn, handful, trans
portacyi, ~edukacyi, i sprawedlr-
woSci. Lista uprawnionych do
ghosowania W wyborach do Rady
miejskiej obejmuje $1,000 naz-
wisk-
Rzyrn, %. pazdziernika. - Pi-
sma tutejsze ogiaszaja odezwe-
Icy rodzaj listu otwartego - ia
XII wystosowal D'Anunzio do ma
rodu amerykanskiego. Odezwa ia
nosi date 1890 pazdziernika, a
zostala tn pr~zywieziona 1890 paz-
dziernika przez ameryka1skiego
architckte Whitney Warren'a,
ktory z poczatkiem tego miesl2-
c.. udai sic byi do Rjeki i ofiaro-
wal tam swe lrslugi d'Anunziowl.
OSm ~paragrafow tel odezwy ule-
gho skreSleniu przez cenzora, po-
zostaie zaS apeluja do Ameryka-
now jake do ,braci" i prosza ich
o pomoc d1a Firme, ktore - jak
pismo powiada nwalczy 0 VOL
nose"
co SIZE DZIEJE w ROsYI.
Toxic, rs p. Uparcie kraza po-
eloski o ujeciu premiera bolsze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
TO ostatni dzien wyznaczonego W
tym celu termfnu.

to ostatni dzien wyznaczonego w
tym celu termfnu.
Odpowiedz ia skada sic z
trzech pamfletow. Pierwszy z
Mich odnosi sic do postanowien W
sprawach politycznych / piracy,
drugi do klarzul terytoryalnych,
q trzeci do warunkow milrtarnych
morskich, powietrznych i okres-
lajacych obowiazki pod wzgle--
dem wyplaty odszkodowania.
Rada Najwyzsza ME zgroma-
dzi}a sic wczoraj ma sesye , woI
bee tego omawiana odpowledz
przedstawiona jej zostanie dis
Idopiero, gdyz ma dzien dzrsielszy
sesya Rady jest zwoana.
Q lie z dotychcZaSoweSo ZaCnc
wanna sic Aliantow MONA WHO
skowac, zgodza sic oni chyba ma
nieznaczne ulgi dla Bulgaryi, ma
zadne jednak zasadnbcze modyti-
kacye traktatu ME pozwols.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

% Czeremisow - czy tez cos pc
dobnego.... Powo}ano pod broh
wszystkich mezczyzn cd 20 do 45
roku zycia. Powiadaja, IL Jude
nicz jednoczesnie prowadzi inten
sywna ofensywe ma H.skow, Stru-
gi ! Wielkie Luki, gdzie wszedz!e
pobil bo1szewickie handy, zada-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

zenia: teatry pozamykane, ruch
cgraniczony do minimum, pc Sci
wieczorem nikomu ME wolno ma
ulice wychodzit. Ogromnie cze-
sto pozary W mieScie: wiele wlel-
kich fabryk spIonelo doszczetnle'
Bolszewicy chca bronic stollcy
do ostatka, dowodzi obron9 gen
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

wickiego Rosyi, Lenina. Parowce
japonskie przejely tego rodzaju
depesze iskrowc, bez jakichkol-
wick wszakze szczego}ow.
Kopenhaga, rs p. Trockij, do
wodzacy wojskami bolszewickie-
mi, bronigcemi Piotrogrodu
oglosil w mieScie TEN stan oble-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

aych Trumbicz, przywOzac z So
ba upowaznienie cd rzgdu W Bel
gradzie do podpiSania traktatu
pohojowego z Arstrya, chociaz
mozliwe, IL PREY podp5sywaniu O.
b~owiazany on zostai zlozy6 pew
ne zastrzezenia. Bak wiadomo.
Serbia, podobnie jak:Rumunia, cd
mowila pocatkowo PodPisania
tego traktatu z powodu zawar-
tych W Mich klauzul,. gwarantuja-
cych prauva m~nieJsDoSci narodo--
woSciowvch.
BULGARYI.
Paryz, Is. pazdzieraika. Cd,
powiedz Bulgaryi IA podyktowa
ne jej Przez Aliantow warunk:
pokojowe zostaia d~oreczona wczc
raj sekretarzo%Hi ~konSerencyi po.
Sojowej panu Dutasta, gdyz by
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
~TsIegTamy z~agTaRlczne.

Dokohczenie re strorncy 1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

speeyalnoScI IN artyzEu&Rch donsO-
wych.
Divide EzDtaltu ~filizanlki 1 POD
Stax4ki. dopGki SiarcLA para ASN
Bread Raiser z pokrywa rohione z
grubej bIachy. spec|1nie TO-
DO
6 .kwartnwe siwo emaliowane ron
os&t z Pokrywks' spe- SEC
Kompletne przswrccone 9wtaA01
Ito gazowe ~.spccyaLDse po S$
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
SAKO, ,SUKILO Boise
VIKAI 'KAREIVIAT.

L-ondonas, spalio IL d
Ola gauta ziniQ, buk boise
yikai kareiviai Petrograde
prizes savo virSinin-
kQsii' tame buk esas bolsevi-
kQ nepasisekimas prizes Jude
MICA. =a4 + sr.ss
IS Stockholmo irgi prane-
sama, kad bolsevikQ nepasi
sekiml1 priezastimi prizes Ju-
denico spekas yra menka
tvarka bolSevikQ armijoje,
nes, girdi, jie turinti ginklq
ir arnunicijos uztektinai. Sa
-orna, bolseviku linija tapo
perkirsta keliose vietose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
BOLSEVIKAI RYGOJ
NUZUDE 1852?

Stockholmas, spalio II d.
Profesorius Guido Schnei-
der is Rygos laiko lekcijae
Stockholme If kituose Sve-
dijos miestuose. Jis pranesa,
kad Rygoje bolsevikai esq
nuzude 1852 ypatas Wy
rus, moteris ir vaikus.
Girdi, uzmusejai buvo nu
girdomi r todel be jokio
pasigailejimo zude kas
jiems papuole po ranka. Tar
pc uzmuseju sakoma buve
If jaunu merginu, kurios
greta vyru pilde mirties
oausmes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
BOLsEVIKAI UzPULS
DENlKlNA.
Washington, D. c., spalio

Washington, D. c., spalio
II d. Is StockholmQ gauta
pranesimas, kad bolSevikai
koncentruoja savo spekas,
kad uzpuolus ant generolo
Denikino armijos, kuris pa
skutiniais laikais kelis sykius
sumuse bolsevikq spekas
ir uzene !, keleta sgarbiQ
miestQ.
Delei Denikino veikimo,
prizes bolsegikust sakema'
buvo sovietu posedyje daug
triuksmo. Ypae komnlsaraS mnlsa
;ViniYajey tamsiai nuplese
bolseviku padeimna pletlne-
je Rusijoje, ls41G
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
BILIUS APSKELBTI
AUSTRIA RESPUBLlKA.

Basle, spalio II d.
Is Viennos pranesama, kad
Austrijos parlamentan ines
ia bilius, kad paskelbus
Austria demokratiska res
publika; jon ineitu zemes,
kurios pazymetos sutartyje
Austrijos SUI taalkininkals.
Yra taipgi ir kitas bilius,
kuris rekomenduoja padary-
tt Austria Vokietijos dali
mi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
ASTUONIOS RESPUBLI-
KOS REIKALAUJA
PRIPAZINIMO.
Londonas. snalio LIZ d.


Londonas, spalio II d. =
Latvijos legacija pranese,
kad taikos konferencijai itei-
k6 peticija 8 naujQ respuyli-
kQ atstovai, ,reikalaudami
.pripazinimo jQ neprigulmy-
b6s.
Reikalauia pripazinimo
Estonija, Gruzija, Kuhar
Cd, Azerbaidijan, Latvija,
Lietuva il Ukraina; tai Wis
dalis buvusios Rusijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
KrOnStadas Anqlu
rankose,
Sake bolsevikai uzpuls
Denikina.
Anglai bombarduoja
Rvga:
Austria uzgire taikos STUART.
Austria uzgire taikos sutarti.
ANGLAI BOMBARDUOJA
RYGA.

Ryga, spalio II d. = sia-
dien apie l valanda po piet
Anglijos kariski LAVAL Dau-
guvos upeje atidenge smar-
kia ugni prizes ruso- vokieciQ
pozicijas prie Rygos.
Latvijos premieras, maty-
damas per langa ugnies ka-
molius, besiverzencius is
Anglijos kanuoliu, uzreiske,
kad dabar latviai nebij6 ne
paties yelnio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
PAKE.L.S KAINAS UZ
PERVEziMA VOKIE-
u TIJON.


Washington, D. c., spalio
IL d. Suyienytu ValstijQ ko
misija .tyarkant pervezio-
jimus siadien paeme apsvar
stymui kainas uz pervezima
prekiu j Vikietijos ir is Vo-
'lietijos uostQ, sakoma, kad
kainos uz pevezima tarp
SuvienytQ Valstijq If Vo-
kietijos bus dikciai padi-
dintos negu buvo pirmiau.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
AME.RIKOS NUOSTOLIAI
ARCHANGEI.SKE.

Washington, D. c., spalio
II d. = Archangelsko from
te kaip pranesama kares de-
partamento, amerikonQ uz-
mu5ta, 109; mfre nuo zaizdQ,
35; mire nuo ivairiq ligu, 18
ir 19 mire nuo iyairiu nuotl-
kiu. Gi suzeistu yra305 ir ne
laisven buvo paimti 4, kurie
jau sugrizo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
STREIKIERIAI REIKA-
LAUJA APVALDYTI
MAYORA.

Pittsburgh Pa, spalio II
d. Streikieriu atstovai itel-
ke pavieto teismui reikalavi-
ma, idant butu apvaldytaa
Pitsburgo mayoras ir policl-
jos virsininkai,, kurie trukdo
streikieriams laikyti save su-
sirinkimus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
KRONs TADAS ANGLU
RANKOSE?

Washington, D. C., spalio
II d. siadien valstyb6s de-
partamentas gavo prane&
ma nuo savo atstovo, esan-
clio ant Svedijos-Finlandi
rubeziaus, kad yra ziniu,
Jog drutviete Kronstadas
istikro pasidave Anglijos
kariskam laivynui. zinios
semtos is rimtu svediskQ
saltiniua Sykiu taipgi prane-
sama, ksd generelas Yude-
mic, .buk uzenes Petrogra-
da. Vienok is kitty tsaltiniQ
ateina priestarauianeiQ ri
niu, kas link Judenieio ar
mijos veikimo. il .sakoma,
esanti dar 25 mylios nuo
Petrogrado. gaH 5i'2l
Gisapie Kronstado paemi-
ma per anglus irgi nera pa
tvirtinancip zinin .AngHjos
kar6s ninisterija ir admi-
raltija, Skaip pranesama, is
Londono, uzreiskusies, jog
nieko negirdejusios apie tai
buk Kronstadas pasidave
anglu laivynui. ,Gt
Snarki kova w KronStada.
Stockholmas, spalio II
d. = cia gauta zinip, kad
pirm uzimsiant tvirtove
Kronstad tarp Anglijos es-
kadros If bolsevikq buvo
smarki kova.
Rusu ocialis pranesimas
patviltina, kad generolo. J1-
denic spekos uzeme Gateina
ir Krasnaja Gorka, apdru
tinta vieta prie Finliandijos
ilankos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
KOLCAKAS' SUEME 5000
BOLSEVIKU.

Washington, D. c., spalio
II d. - Is Omsko gauta
oficialis pranesimas, kad
Sibiro arrnija jau pasieke
upe Tobol siauririame fronte
If 5 mylios nuo upes pieti-
Name fronte. Gi muSyje ties
Semirecije Koleako arni-
ia suemusi nelaisven 5000
bolSeviku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
BOLSEVIKAI UzEME
KIEVA.


Londonas, spalio II d.
Pranesama, kad bolseYikQ
sp6kos vel uz6musios Kieva.
Situacija apielink6je Kie-
vo yra neaiSti. Pastaraisiais
laikais apielink6je Kievo
buvo iris spekos: ukrainai,
Denikino kariumene ir boil
sevikai If national tai vie
nj tai kit Wis stengiasi uz-
valdyti miesta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
LONDONO LAIKRASCIAJ
PASMERKIA TALK
NINKUS.

Londonas spalio II d.
Nekurie Londono laikrasciai
pradejo smarkiai uzsipuldi-
nett ant augSciausios TALK
nlnkQ tarybos uz pallvietima
Vokietijos, kad prigelbetQ
kovoti prizes bolsevikus. Tas
girdi izeidzia talkininkus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
WlLSOflUI GAL DARYS
OPERACIJA.

Washington, D. c., spalio
II d. = Prezidento Wilso-
no sveikatos stovis Wis bloge-
ia II nekuriu daktaru nuomo-
ne bus reikalinga operacija.
Delei sio dalyko pakviesta
daugiau daktarq specialistQ.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
RAGINA STEiGTI
BANKAS MEKSIKOJE
San Antonio, Texas, spe

San Antonio, Texas, spa
lilo II d. = Redaktorius ~
maus laikrascio is Mexiko
City, kuris cia lankesi ST.
buriu Meksikos biznieriu,
uzreiske, kad emerikonai
privalo tureti savo bankas
Meksikoje .iei nori pasek-
mingai vesti ppekyba 81
meksikonais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
SENATAS UzKLAUSIA
KODEL NEDEPORTUO.
JAMI RADIKALAI.

Washington, ID. C., spalio
II d. = Senatas siadien pri
em6 rezoliucija, kurioje
klausiama generalio Suvie
nytQ Valstiju prokuroro,
god6l valdzia nearestuoian-
ii ateiviQ agitatoriu, kurie
ragina speka nuversti da-
bartine Sales tvarka, ir ne
deportuoja ju.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
UzTVIRTINO
'TAIKOS SUTARTI.

Vienna, Austria, spalio
II d. = Sales parlamentas
uzgire taikos sutar7
tt su talkininkais padaryta
St. Germain (Paryzius prie+
miestis). Prizes uzgirima bal
savo tik Vokietijos salinin-
kai, bet jie neskaitlingi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
SKIRIA 125 Mi.
LIJINU ORLAIVLNIN-
KYSTEI.

Tokyo, spalio II d. = ia
ponijos valdzia rengiasi pa
skirt 125, 900, 900 orlaivinill-
kystes reikalams. Tas bus
naudojama begyje penkiu
metu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
SENATAS TIRlNES EN-
BARGO ANT KVIECIU

Washington, D, c., spalio
IL d, siadien ssnatas isa-
ke agrikulturos komisijai is
.tirti reikala surista su kvie-
ciu embargo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
LENKAi ATIDARE
VILNIAUS UNIVER
SlTETA.

Londonaaa, spalio II d.
Cia at6jo ziniu kad dalyvau-
jant Pilsudkiui tapn atidsIy-
ia su iskilmemis Vilniaus
universitetas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
ORAS
Chicagoje ir apiAinkeie.

siadien giedra ir kick Sill
'lau; vidutiniai pietu vs,iai.
Saulerekis, 1907; ;,
Sauleleidis, 6:04. 5,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-18
Vergolic Nori Taikytis.

Pulkininkas Vergolis, BIZ
jodamas butt sumust,,, per
gen. Eberhard kreipss; prize
Lietuvos valdzios prasyda-
mas pradeti derybas. Bet Lie
tuvos valdzia atsake, kad tik
tuomet tarsis, kada Vergoli-
co kariumene apleis Lietu-
vcs zernes Vergolic atsaky-
mo dar nedave, bet permato>
ma, kad pasitrauks.
Lietuvos valdzia nepasiti-
XII Vergolisiu; mano, kad jis
tik nori islosti laika, kad su.
rekrutavus daug rusu, griz-
tanciu is Vokietijos nelaisves
ir taipgi prisirinkus pagel-
bon vokieSiu.