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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24
bELolT NEWS
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Fred Kruger bought the Ted Abbott
house this week where-C. J. Cose is
now living.
Mrs. James McKim was in Denison
Saturday attending her club
Guy Martin was in Denison Mon
day transacting business.
James Fleming was Deloit caller
Monday.
Dale Cose and family left Sunday
afternoon for weeks outing. Mrs.
Lucy Cose has charge OF the store in
his absence.
Mrs. Leila Cllildress is on the sick
list.
s. D. Newton. went to Denison on
the early morning train to assist in
unloading cars for George Newcom.
Bob Anderson was up to Deloit
Monday. H..
NJ. and Mrs. Walter and daughter
are visiting at L. Miller's.
James McKim and Chas. Cose, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Grill attended the
Mrs. Louise Grill funeral in Danison
Friday Sa 4
Our people are busy attending the
fair at Arion this week. Among those
we saw on the grounds were: w. T.
Huckstep and wife. Bert Darling and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Childress,
Isaac Newton. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Miller, Prof. Kahn and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Streeter are en-.
joying a visit with relatives they have
not seen for 81 years. n
Mr. and Mrs. Zora Riggleman and
Mr.. and Mrs Vanfleet started Satur-
day for an overland trip in their
auto to their old home in Virginia.
Mrs. Lucy Flint, Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Laura Moakes, Mrs. Helen Hess were
Denison shoppers Saturday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24

:. All the hotels weas going to close
up under prohibitions but up to dste
not many have been seen with the
windows boarded up. l4e8
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
THE. GERMANS DISAGKEEl

Seven of the fourteen members If the German cabinet are opposed 70 signing the peace treaty as it today exists and as many are in favor. Wei mar where the Allied terms were re- Ceived last night, is said to be the seat Of a depressed gathering of statesmen Thus the argument progresses. Thus the Germans, pursuing the policy that has governed them since the begin ming of the war, are hoping for greater mercy than they deserve. The abinet split is so even that it appears that it might have been arranged be- forehand. There are those in favor of the terms, should the Hun have 10 sign, and those who are not. should the Teuton mind decide that more concessions might be wrung from the Allies through further whining. The effect of the new terms will be mar roWly watched. Every effort will be made by the German people to take advantage of any situation that might arise between now and the final hour for acceptance. The reception of the terms by the world will be re- corded and action governed thereby, If the Cabinet decides that the world is in accord and that there will be no further concessions or disag agreements it is our opinion that he will sign. an opinion that is not held bv many nf
 ence. They have received the impress sion that the Germans will not sign. which ia just the idea that the Hun has wished to propagate in his state ments from Germany.
 Now that the final terms have been received he has still left matters in extreme doubt by splitting his ca abinet evenly, in advance predictions of ac tion on the treaty. He is able to TO- fuse acceptance should there be any hope for more concessions. But the split somehow carries the impression that inc cabinet as q whole will be ready to agree with the covenant when the time comes and when if is evident that there is nothing further to be gained. The propaganda sent forth seems to hint at a last effort for concessions and implies that there is an und between the deIo- gates that they will agree if they have to. not before.
 Meanwhile the German people must be turning with relief to the argument that is going on in, the United States Senate. Americans fully realize what Senator Knox is attempting to do in
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18

the German people undoubtedly re- gard the upset as a protest against the peace treaty and will look to it 10 obtain further time for arguments. The argument will not be looked upon in it's proper light in Germany. It will ho regarded as a lack of accord in AL lied ranks. There is not the least de- sire in America to accuse Senator is there any impression that he has anything in sympathy with the Teu ton. but these facts notwithstanding. the Senator is giving aid and comfort to the enemy" through his actions in the Senate
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
AIRPLANES AND EGGS.

A new arEumen against airp1anes has been advanced by a farmer in Newfoundland who, in an indignant letter to the St. Johns Daily News complains that the flying machine is so affecting his poultry that the sup ply of eggs has been appreCiably di- unfinished. He states that he protest ed against the bicycle nuisance twenty years ago and that he must again go on record. Motor cars are also under his ban. They should not be allowed to use the public highways in his opinion. The farmers letter con- cludes, "This nuisance Cthe airplane) is only just beginning and now is the time to stop it before the airplane be- comes as great a pest as the bicycle and the motor car.'
 Doubtlessly the farmers hens are a little more advanced in their time than the farmer. The fact that they are suf1ciently interested ill aerial navigation to forget their normal ouueS "ltH Ndtclll1lS tHe planeS IS to be truly deplored from q productive standpoint but from an eduCa tional point of view there is much satis- faction i'll the progressivene of the animals. The farmer might well fol- low their example. He seems a rock in the path of progress. Probably the hens will, some day, become thoroughly informed on the new science and again resume their oc- cupaton. Their owners peeviahness and narrowncsS is liable to follow him always. such is human nature. He still has a grudge against the bicycle which has existed twenty years.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
COMMUNICATED.
MAYOR QLIGLF1 EXPLAINS,
 June IS, 1913. Iditor New Britain Herald,

 Editor New Britain Herald,
 City.
 Dear Sir:
 l note in your editorial last even- ing that you make the statement that I had advocated the purchase of the Ivreum theater by the city for a memorial building for the veterans of the late war.
 wish to correct this error as I ant opposed to the purchase of the Lvceum theater for any such purpose. If the City of New Britain is 10 erect a mem orial to it's soldiers, the memorial should not be in the rear of ,'itv nall or rear of any buildin. or buildings. II should have q prom inent location and be 8 building that the City of New Britain can point to with pride.
 Hoping that you will publish this in order that my position may be rightly understood in this matter, I an
 Very truly yours
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18

time and she will again if circum- stances call for it. Then why decry the "entangling alliance with Flu rope" Why make attacks upon President Wilson, Italy, Japan and Great Britain in turn? Why make the issue so strongly political 2Ss Let us have a League of Natia sE3pnab bi- ;: <: ;: ;: j: :: :::.: :: :: ]: nation to secure peas it. or let America vii 6pps and her interests side and say Settle we are through" 1atter the Peace Table M If it's greatest factors fon F5d a final ference to us, we take
 President Wilson Will, in more fit ting and forceful language express the same sentiments. They arc the only ones in question. After he has made his speaking tour, after he has met the arguments of his critics on the other side of the political fence the public will be more fully informed ed at any rate. Then, if it is the will of the Senate, let us have referendum vote on the question and decide what is to be done. There are two things we can do, subscribe or refuse to. The issue is sharp and clearly divided.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
LETTERS OF AN ALTRUIST To His Rival
 By Edmund Vance Cooke.
LETTERS OF AN ALTRIIST TO HIS
 RIVAL,

Dear Friend; Eve noted, several times. lou like to call upon Miss Grimes, A maiden whom I also favor; In fact, she wears the ring l gave her. That Miss Crimes has so much attrac-
 ton
 Affords me mental satisfaction. And may I add that you'll discover More traits worth while the more you
 love her.
 She really is splendid creature In the mind and heart in form and
 feature.
 Your most minute Investigation will find her worth consideration. You will discern I'm interested In Miss Grimes, as before attested, And you-F trust you need no urging. If you have any thought of merging Your lite with hers. 'Tis mere banalitv To recommend her conjugality For twas no Whim Of passing vanity. Nor yet a. lovers mild insanity Which led to my proposal 10 her, l loved her well. because | knew her. And knew those qualities transcending,
 
 But lately, l have had the daring GA gre It presumntion) of comparing Yourself and myself, hence this letter Your qualities are so much better Than mine. I beg you not to falter, But lead this dear girl to the altar. r. $. | sec no cause to rid her Of our enGa cement ring. Consider The vows Of which it is a token By you instead Of me were spoken. I'm happy that you should inherit Both ring and girl, such Is vour merit
 By EDMUND VANCE COOKE.
 Copyright, 1919, N F. A It IS very doubtful whether the country would stand for the watch ful-Taiting' policy toward Mexico very long now if she should tepir +o
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18

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New Britain herald., 1919-06-18

Who says the Yankee tradeSmen don't know what, when and how to sell? The first direct commercial dis patch from the United States to the Germans was an offer to sell them malt barley.-BOSton Transcript.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
FACTS AND FANCIES.

After all, we suppose what $ in the peace treaty is more important than who got it first. State Journal.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18

It is very doubtful whether the country would stand for the watch
 ulNaiting' policy toward Menico very long now if she should begin to
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18

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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
No.. 20
SaukS ViSuot,ina
Selma.
Copy &c

Vakar gavore telegrar.a
nuo "Lietuvos' pirmojo re.
daktoriaus, adv. B. K. Balu,
clio, is New Yorko, selSancio
turinio:
"Specialiai konitetai kurie
atstovauja Tautine ir Kata.
liku Tarybas, susirinko Sc
redos vakare New Yorke ir
nutare saukti Amerikos Lie
tuviu poliEiska selma SUI sik-
slu pareikalauti Lietuvai ne
prigulmyhes ir protestuoti
pries lelilSq reikalaviEnus ir
TT. Tautine Taryba atsto-
vavo V. Jankauskas, Rae
ESauskas, Sirvydas, Balutis ir
Bush. Katalikq Taryba at
stovavo kaupas, Mulevicius
ir simutis. Komiletai ne
galejo susitaikyti apie vieta
del seino. KataIikq atsto-
val tvirtsi stovejo uz Pitts.
burga. Tautininkai reko-
mendavo New Yorka, We
liaus Philadelphia ant gallo
Clevelanda.
Katalilzu atstovai ant ga
10 uzreiske, kad jie pranel
savo Tarybai, pasitikedami
kad bus priimtas Clevelan
das.
Nepatvirtintas speciali.
kabiegralnas is Paryziaus
New Yorko Times siadier
oranesa, lkad atsisaukimas
Prezidenss Wilsone, kad b,
tu pripazinta Lietuva, likos
aplaikytas Paryziuje".
Baluti
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
ANGLIJOJ STREIKAI
DIDINASI.

( Londonas, sausio 30 d.
Darbo krizis Anglijoj yra
svarbiausis klausimas sios
dienos, tokios nuomones pr
silaiko darbo vadai ir steits-
mapai. Bus reikalinga di-
dziausio mandagumo is val.
dzios ir industrijos vadu pu-
siQ, kad surasti "vaistus" il
isgelbetf Sail is industrialis-
ko chaoso, kokis dabarti.
niame lake gresia.
Sulyg Sir Eric Geddes, bJ
vusio direktoriaus demobill-
zacijos ir dabartinio gele-
zinkeliu direktoriaus prane-
simo, puse milijono zmoniq
Angliioj randasi be darbo
is tQ $4,000 streikieriai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
OAR TARIASI
APE KOLIONIJAS.

Paryzius, sausio 30 d. -
Augsciausia Taryba Taikos
Konferencijos svarste apie
Vokietijos kolionijas ir ma
noma, kad ju likimas galu-
tinai bus nusprestas Xxi SUI
batai. Detaliai uzduoties.
kuri buvo priezastimi primo
nesutikimo tarp delegatu
"dieziuju penkiu," bus is
dirbti per Lyga Tautq. Pre-.
zidentas Wilson's taresi ST
visais delegatais Suvienytu
Valstiju vakar vakare ir sia.
dien isryto if, suprantama,
kad kiti delegatai vienbal.
isai uztvirtina pozicija Su.
vienytu Valstiju, kad jos ne.
sutiks, kad uzgriebtos Vo.
kietijos kolionijos butu eks.
plioatuotos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
WILSONO TEORIJA
PRIIMTA.

Londonas, sausio 80 d. -
Paryziaus korespondentas
laikraseio ally M a /
pranesa, kad Anglijos impe-
ialiskas kares kabinetas pri
5me Prezidento Wilsono te-
orija, sulyg kurios atimtos
Vokietijos kolionijos butu
Observation-Disclosures, neziu-
rint smarkiu protestu atsto-
w Anglijos viespatysciu.
"sie protestai," korespon-
dentas sake, "yra svarbiau-
sios rusies. Pietines Afri-
kos atstovai tiki, kad pri-
emimas suteiks didziausi
padrasinima revoliucionis-
kiems elementams Pietineje
Afrikoje. Australijos dele
gatai bijosi, kad Australi-
jos publiska .opinija palai-
kys visai neuzganedinan-
ciai. Viespatystes atstovai
abelnai labai susirupine.
Prezidentas Wilson, be abe
jones, turi prizes save sic
kius Anglijos kolioniju ad-
ministracijos ir tuos, ku-
riuos lyga lures ivesti ir
Anglijos paziura atrodo,
kad sulyg sios systemos ne
bus skirtinga pasekmeje nuo
Anglijos karisko uzmanymo.
ST paziura ir priverte impe-
rialiska kabineta priimti
Wilsono pliana.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
'LAI DARBAS STOVw-
SAKO PIEZ.

Westinghouse, sausio 80
d.-Charles Piez, vyriausis
lirektorius Emergency Fleet
korporacijos, pasake sia-
dien, kad valdzios politika
1oku streikuose bus "lai
darbas stow" Jis ypatin-
gal nurode j padejima Seat
tie, kdr darbininkai strei-
kuoja jau ciela savaite if
San Francisco, kur, kaip
pranesama, darbininkai
dviejose sakose mano greitu
laiku sustreikuoti ir supa-
ralyzuoti visa darba tame
distrikte.
Pas Piez uzreiske, kad
daugumas doku reikalauja
atsikvepiancioN poilsio ir kad
jis nemano, kad valdzia SUI
tAiks darba uz labai augsta
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
MILIJONAS zMONIU
BE DARBO.

Westinghouse, sausio 80.
Darbo Sekretorius William
b. Wilson pasake nariams
darbo ir apsvietos Senate
komiteto siadien, kad Su-
vienytose Valstijose dabar-
tiniame lake randasi apie
100000 zmoniu be darbo,
arba tick pat, kick ir 1917
m. tame paciame lake, ir
ragino, kad butu pravestas
bedarbiu biliaus ant $780,
100000, kuri inese Senate
rius Kenyon is Iowa.
Neziulint to, lis pasake,
jo opinija yra, kad kainos
darbo nesuinazes, bet grei-
ciausiai sumazes medziagos
kainos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
PORTUGALIJA
NEUzGANEDINTA.

Lisbonas, sausio 80 d.
Laikrasciai cionai nusiskun-
dzia apie maza Representa-
cija Taikos Konferencijoj,
kokia Quota Portugalijai.
Laikrasciai raso, kad nera
proporcionaliskai ju pasi-
sventimams, kokius jie pa
dare lake kares. ,Armija
is $4,000 kareiviu buvo lai-
izoma ant vakarinio frontc
ir kita armija is $4,000 ka-
reiviu dare operacijas armi-
joj lake kares.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
BELGIJOS SOCIALISTAI
ATSISAKO TARTIS
SU VOKIECIAIS.

Faryzius, sausio 80 d.
Belgijos socialistai grupos
Emilio Vandefvelde, socia-
listo mario Belgijos delega-
cijos Taikos Konferencijon,
isnaujo atsisak6 dalyvauti
Tarptautiskoj Darbo If So
'cialistu Konferencijoj, kuri
dabartiniame lake yra Sau-
kama Bernan.
Vakar ant mitingo socia-
listq talkininku Sally cionai,
M. Trokles, uz belgus, pasa-
ke, kad Belgijos socialistai
'nesedes jokioj konferenci.
joj; kurioj dalyvaus vokie-
ciai.
Kada likosi pareikalauta,
kad jis prirodytu savo auto.
riteta Shame pranesime, kal.
'betojas perskaite rezoliucija
isnesta Belgijos socialistg
partijos, kurioje atmetama
Visokia kooperacija SUI vo-
lieciu atstovais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
PRIPAzINS COSTA RIGA

ANAA ALAAN0 S\SAs Et NINA
Westinghouse, sausio 80.
Komitetas, kuris nesenai uz
baige tyrinejima apie Costa
Ricos reikalus, rekomenda-
vo siadien Senate uzrubezi-
niu reikalu komitetui, kad
Suvienytu Valstiju valdzia
pripazintQ valdzia prezide1l
to Tinoco Costa Ricoje.
Tinoco, buves kares mi
nisterls, paeme valdzia j sa-
vo rankas keletas metu tam
ltgal lake kraujingos revo-
iucijos. Nuo to laiko, lis
ikosi isrinktas prezidentu,
pet Suvienytos Valstijos at
sisake j pripazinti, mes pre-.
zidento Wilson politika yra
nepripazinti jokios valdzios
kuri yra sutverta per prize
varta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31

Francuzijos, Italijos il
Anglijos kolioniju opinija
yra, kad, bile kokia systema
nternacionalizavimo kon-
troles visados buvo nepa-
sekminga ir visados bus ii
kad vienatine teise isimaisy-
mo, koki lyga turi priimti,
tai teise pavesti bile kokiai
valstijai, kurios valdzia ne
ra bledinga reikalms gwen
toju."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
SUV. VALsTDJS LIUO-
Us NUL BOLSEVIZMO.

I Westinghouse, sausio 80
n:avojus bolsevizmo Suvie-
nytose Valstijose nera pa
matuotas, pasake atstova!
Meyer London, New York(
socialistas kongresmanas.
London pasake: "Nei vie.
mas zmogus sveiku protu ne
gall serioziskai jausti, kad
salyj, kaip Suvienytose Val.
stijos, po simto metu po-
litisko vystymosi, su para
syta konstitucija, su tankiais
rinkimais, SUI neturirt jo-
kio panasumo dalykq, kokie
atsitiko Rusijoj, nei viena
grupa bel nei viena partija
bandys sekti netodas revol
liucioniskos, grupos, kurios
uzgime Rusijoj.
Mes neturime kovoti cio-
nal uz atskyrima valstijos.
nuo baznycios. Nuns ne
gresia kokia nors tvirta da-
lis gyventoju, kuri noretu
padaryti monarchiSka insti-
tucija. Visa situacija taip
radikaliskai skirtinga, kad
'tiktai nepamatuota baime il
nekompetentiSkumas iSriisi-
mo Americas klausimu anne
'rikonisku budu gall suteikti
kokl nors pamata seriozis-
kan mastymui, kad boise
|vizTas yra ant musu. Nett
ketai, as patarciau, kad 81
]esija kongreso neturetu pa
laryti pertraukos pirm ne
gu atsauks ta hysteriska ista
tymdavyste, kuri turi paza-
bojus laisve kalbos ir laisve
spaudos."
Vardas, bolsevizmas, jis
isaiskino, uzgime 1903 m.
ant socialism, seimo, ant ku-
rio grupa daugumos likosi
pavadinta bolsevikais (di-
dziumieciais.)
Nurodydanlas, kad boise
viku valdzia turejo varzytis
su ginklais, ko nei vienai
valdziai pasaulyje neatsiti-
%, Londonas pranasavc, ],
'1ad, kada uzdanga ant Ru-
sijos liks pakelta, pasaulis
ltras, kad bolsevikai, kokie
jie buvo keturiolika meme
siQ atgal, daugiaus neekzis-
tuoja, ir kad kiekvienas pa
istengimas y.a daromas,
kad prisirengus prie pasto-
7ios valdzios, "kuri atsako
'eikalavimams rusQ gyveni-
mo-"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
BOLSEVIKAi REMIA
STREIKUS ANGLIJOJ.

Londonas, sausio 80 d. =
Anglijos valdzia uzreisk5
siadien kad streikai po visa
Anglia If Airija yra boise
vikiski. Jie pasake, kad
streikai vadovaujami vieti-
niais bordais, kurie yra SUI
organizuoti kaip Rusijos So
yietai ir kurie atvirai prize
sinasi organizuotiems va
dams tautiskos federaciios
ir unions. Taipgi yra uz-
metama, kad streikai isda-
lies yra pinigiskai selpiami
Rusijos bolsevikq.
Frank Smith, tautiskas
sekretorius inzinieriu fede-
racijos pasake Siadien ko-
respondentui United Press:
"Streikai yra pasekme agi
tacijos "dirbtuviu uzveizde-
tojq," kurie yra Anglijos
bolsevikai. Jie yra po kon-
trole vietiniu bordu, kurie
yrs, suorganizuoti kaip So
vietai if randasi atviroje
opozicijoje autorizuotiems
vadams, tautiskoms fedora
cijoms, amatg unions.
Yra praneSalna, kad 'dirb
tuviq uzveizdetojai' gauna
pinigus nuo Lenino.
Pildomoji Taryba Fede-
racijos nubalsavo vakar uz-
gincyti koki nors sarysi SD
streikais, isskiriant viena,
kuris kilo Tyne distrikte
reikalaujanti Az valandu So
Yates darbo, kuris greiciau-
siai bus uzbaigtas j keleta
dienu. AS suzinojau, kad
"dirbtuvlq uzveizdetojai"
pakviete vietinius bordus
Anglijcs, skotijos if gal Al
rios, kad jie dalyvautu kon
grese ateinancioje savaiteje
Barrow-in-Furnesse, kuris
yra sostine Anlgijos boise
vizmo. Tikslas sio kongre-
so, as suprantu, paremti So
yietu judejima ir pagamin-
ii galutina programa. "Dirb
tuviq uzveizetojai'' nesenai
pasiunte septynis agitatorius
per tuos distriktus, kurie da-
bar nerimauja. Tikimasi
tikrai, kad jie surenge da-
bartini sukilima.
Zmones, kurie dabar 'strei
kuoja, balsavo lapkricio me
nesyje priimti AT valandp
savaite darbo. National,
apaklinti savo pasisekimu,
jie dabar bando neprigul-
mingai ivesti 40 valandu So
waite. Valdzia susiduria 81
keblu padejimu. Jeigu j
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
NEREIKALAUS Is
VOKIETIJOS
ATLYGINIMO.

Londonas, sausio 80 d.
Korespondentas Paryziuje
laikrascio London Standard
pranesa, kad Taikos Konte-
rencija nereikalaus is Vo-
'lietijos bel kitu centrally
valstiju, kad jos uzmoketu
talkininku salims nuostolius,
kokius jos panese vedime
lar6s ir uzmoketi didelius
.tlyginimus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
PLIANUOJA NAUJA
REVOLIUCIJA.

Londonas, sausio 80 d.
zinios is Berlino pranesa,
kad Karl Radek, rusu boil
sevikas, organizuoja nauja
revoliucija.
Radek po nuzudymo Lieh
knechto ir Rosa Luxembourg
pabego is Berlino.
Veliausi pranesimai sake
kad jis sugrizo atgal Berli-
nan.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
BOISevikai renlia StreikuS
Ang|ijoj.
Mllijonas zrnoniQ be darbo.
Wilsono teorija priimta.
Anglijoj streikai dideja.

tarsis su streikieriais, tas
reiks pripazinima neprigul-
'mingos organizacijos ir to-
kiu budu valdzia atsisakys
nuo savo nutarimo, kad j
|tik tarsis su autorizuotais
vadais organizuotu darbinin
ku."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
LAIVAS UZBECO
ANT SAUSUMOS.

Dover, Anglia, SauSlo 3
Anerikos laivas Piave, kl
ris plaut.e j Rotterdama, u.
bego ant sausumos netol
sio mieSto vakar vakar
Jam nepasiseke nuplaukti
ryt su pasikelimu wander
il jo padejimas yra kriti
kas. Gelbejimo valtis
Deal If xiii pagelbiniai la
val likosi pasiQsti pagelboi
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
o r A S

Chicagoje If apielink6.
Petnycioje: Giedra.
Subatoje: Giedra, nes
spresta permaina temper
turoj.
Ramus vejai siaur-ryt
puses.
Sauletekis 7 V. 04 M,
sauleleidis 5 v. O3 m. Mel
lis nusileis 6 v. 19 N. Sui
tos vakare.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31

uzmokesni If kad jo nuo
none yra, kad labai nepro
tinga del doku darbinink,
ju paciu interesuose isSaukt
streikus, atsizvelglant j da
bartini uzmokesni.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
DAUGIAUS YAMNIU
SUGRIzO.

New York, Sausio sod
Kruizeris Frederick pribu-
siadien is Brest, Francu.
jos su 1,547 kareiviais. L,
vas Martha Washington j
buvo i Newport News
$500 aficierais If kareivia
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
BAUS VOKIETIJOS
STREIKIERIUS.
LondOnas, SauSiO 80 d

zinios is Kopenhageno j
Exchange Telegraph prane-
sa, kad Vokietijos valdzia
svarsto stiprias prielnones,
kad sulaikyti augancia ban
ga streiku ir greitu laiku
ives billy, sulyg kurio EMO
mes bus privereiami dirbti
ir smarkiai oaudziami strei.
kieriai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-31
SPARTAKAI SUMUSTI.
Amsterdamas, S:

Amsterdamas, SauSlO 81.
Spartaku sukilimas VIII
helmshavene likosi nuslopin
tas, sulyg ziniu is Berlino
laikrasti Hamburg Nachrich
ten.