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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
JAPONAI NoRI SALU TIES
PHILIPPIANS.
Nezinia ka padarys tai
kininkai.

Paryzius, vas. 9. - Paga,
liaus Japonijos taikos atsto-
vyb6 prabilo. JaponQ atsto-
vyb6s galva, baronas Maxine.
taikos konferencijai indavt
Japonijos reikalavimus.
Japonija reikalauja pasisa-
vinti salas Marshall il Carroll
ne~ kurip- VIA visa -grupe ties
PhilipinQ salomis.
Tas salas Japonija nori pa
init ne kokiems strateginiams
tikSlamS, bet taikoS palaiky-
mo reikalais.
Tai svarbus reikalavimas,
II nezinia, ka ! tai pasakys
talkininkai. Mes Japonija ne
juokais state tuos reikalavl-
mus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
Vokieciai graso Talkininkams
ANGLIA DEPORTU0JA
BoLsEv1Kp AGENTUs.

Londonas, vas. 10, - Anot
laikraSGio Daily Sketch, Ang-
lijos vyriausyb6 patylomis a
reStuoja svetimSalius, katrie
vra intariami kaipo bolSevikQ
agentai, If juos tuojaus depor-
tuoS.
Suilhtas il rusas skl'ipki-
ninkas Nj. SOermus, kuris va,
zin6jo po Valiiq. Sakoma, JOG
.jis be kitko platines bolsevi-
kiSkQ propaganda.
Soermus yra turtingO rusQ
dvarininllo sunus, baiges Pet
rogrado universitetQ il daily
waves revoliucijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
PADUOS ASTRESNES SA-
LYGAS VOKIETIJAI.
Talkininkai atsakys j vokieciQ
grumojimus.

Paryzius, vas. 9. - Atida-
rant Steigiamqji Vokietijos su-
shrinking 'kanclieris Ebert
kalbidamas pagrumojo talki-
ninkamS, kad tie perdaug ne
SpauStQ YokietijoS taikoS So
lygOmiS.
JiS sake, tegu vokieGiQ opo-
mental nespaudzia perdaug vo-
kieGiu il tegu nenaikina JQ
ekonominio gyvenimo. Vo-
EieGiai tmi teise patys apsi-
spresti il jie nereikalauja is
laukinio tvarkymo. Mes prize
Singai gall but kartais per
trauktOs tarybOs.
Nors apie tarybQ pertrauki-
ma Ebert aiSkiai nepasake,
bet talkininkai 10 kalbOje iziu-
ri tQ mint.
Tuo tikslu vakar talkininkQ
premjeriai turejo susirinkima,
kuriam buvo aptariama pa
duoti aStresnes taikos sally
gas Vokietiiai uz vokieGiQ
grumojimus.
TalkininkQ atstovai supran-
ia, jog vokieciai Wis daugiau
If labjau pamirSta, kokiam pa
define jie dabar stow. Tad
.jiems reikia tas priminti.
! VasariO II d. marSalas Foch
keIiaus ] Treves il tenai nu,
statys tolimesnes vokieciams
salygas prize armistieijos pra-
ilginimo.
! Vokieciai ligsiol nerangiai
pilde visus talkininku reikala.
vimus. Tad dabar bus imtasi
astresniq priemoniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
siandie jie apleisti.

Didziuma rusu nelaisvi1 Ike
reivip paimta nelaisyen tue
metu, kuomet rusq armijos
briovGsi rytin6n Prusijon, kad
i$gelb6ti nuo vokiecip Parry
zip. Jie tuomet papuole yoke
cru rankosna, kuomet daug ge-
ia dare talkininkams, kuomat
muSesi uz talkininkp reikalus.
siandie tie visi nelaisviai
,ra apleisti. Bolsevikai iais
visai nesirupina il apie juos
nenori nieko zinoti. Bols4vi-
kai tik tuos pazista, katrie su-
2ryzze is nelaisves istoja ju
raudonojon gvardijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
VARTO KASYKLOSE SU.
sTREIKUOs DARBT-
NINKAT.
Kompanijos sumazino jiems
uzmokesti.

Butte, Montana, vas. s.
Industrijalistu darbininllQ or
ganizacija vietos distriSte nu-
balsavo pakelti streikq vario
kasyklose, mes kompanijos SUI
mazino uzmokesnl darbinin-
kams = vienu dolieriu maziarl
per dienQ.
Darbininkai dabar reikalau-
ia 6 valandu darbo dienoje il
So uz tq darba.
Pirmiau jiems buvo moka-
ma uz s darbo valandas dieno-
ie 1915. Bet dabar kompa-
MICS padare tik $4.75.
Kai-kuriose kasyklose dar-
bininkai jau sterikuoja.
Uzmokestis sumazinta ir A
rizonos kasyklq darbininkams.
Kaip vienur, taip il kitur
dabar pakeliamas didelis
streikaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
ANGLIA REIKALAUJA $50
MILIJONU DOL.
Toxic kapitalo netenka S. v.
/. apsausejus.

Washington, vas. S.-Angli-
jos vyriausybe diplomatiniais
keliais pranese Suv. Valsti-
JOINS, jog j nuo Sios Sales
pareikalausianti $50 milijonq
dolieriQ kapitalo, kurs Sioj sa-
lyj buvo ivestytas ] bravarus
IL ] kitokias svaigalu iSdirbi-
mo vietas. Ta kapitala pirm
keliolikos metQ cia ind6jo An
glijos pavaldiniai.
Kadangi Suv. Valstijos su
ateinanciQ metQ pradzia pasi-
liks sausos, tad il tasai ang-
lQ kapitalas lures eiti niekais.
Ia kapitala Suv. Valstijos bus
pl'iverstos anglams sugrazinti:
Bus vargo IL su Kalifornijos
vynynais. Tenai Italijos paval-
diniai yra indeje milijonus.
Suprantama il jie pareikalaus
savo indetq pinigq..
Dede Samas pats suardo di-
dele svaigalq industrija. II uz
tai dabar trlres atlyginti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
Is Ungarijos negaunarna
maisto.

Kuomet Ungarijos rubezius
brrvo atviras, tuomet areiau
rubeziaus gyvenancios mote-
rvs nors slapta is ten parsines-
davo miltp, kiauSiniQ arba XII
TOXIN valgomu produktq.
Bet dabar rubezius aklai
saugojamas il skersai nepra-
leidziamas nei vienas maisto
trupinelis.
Kai-kurie valstiecciai So
dziuose turi uzaugine kiaulip.
Jas parduoda tik uz auksinius
pinigus. Poperinip pinigq ne
ina.
Kai-kur sodziuose galima
gauti pirkti If paukscip. IN
sizes vienam svarui mokama
Sc, gi pirm kares buyo tik l6
centQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
siandie apie juos niekas
nesirupina.

Paryzius, vas. 9.-Kuomet
buvo padalyta armistlcl-
ia talkininkp su vokieciais,
tuomet Vokietijoj ir Austrijoj
buNo daugiau milijono rusu
kar9s nelaisviu. Nuo to laiko
paliauta rupinties tais nelai-
mingais zmonemis. Talllln'n-
kai juos apleido. Gil Vokietija
.su Austria turi nuosavQ var
gu. Visi tie nelaisviai pai',tl
badmiriauti.
Vienas rusu nelaisvis p.be-
90 is nelaisviu stovyklos Fo-
kietiioje il jam pavyko atke-
liauti Prancuzijon.
Jis pasakoja tiesiog pasibai-
s6tinus daiktus apie rusQ ne
laisvip stow. Kai-kuriose tn
relaisvip stovyklose badas taip
siaucias, jog nelaisviai maiti-
nasi savo mirusip draugQ me-
Sa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
:! .:H!indenburgas vokieti. |,!!!!!'; let
~ ~ AuSd!eI4S 0lue@!4
!: . JOS respubikos re I e:
zidentu?
Japonija reikalauja sally ties
Philippians
Baisus ekonominis stovis.

Baisus ekonominis stovis.
Visa Vokietija yra atsidu-
ruSi baisian ekonOminian sto-
vim. Sp6iama, jog ateinantl
pavaSarl tenai lures pakilti
badaS. jei nebuS Quota iSlau-
kline pagelba.
Didelt kartyb6 gyvuOja vO-
kieGiQ tautOie prizes talkinin
kuS, ypac prieSais prancuzus,
kurie pinmieji yra atsakomi u2
palaikymQ vOkieciQ kareiviQ
talkininkQ nelaiSveje.
Toji kartyb6 gall persikeis-
ii inirtimu il tik nepaprastos
apIinkybes juos s1iaiko nuo
ginkIuoto pakilimO.
Bet negalima pasitik6ti vo-
keGiaiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10

tue metu buvusieji zmones e
me verkti kaip vaikai.
Kuomet po viskam jai buvo
pranesta, jog tokia operacija
If akip perkelimas nera gall
mas daiktas, jos susikrimtimas
padidejo.
Kares metu jos vaikas tu-
rejo IL metq, kuomet kaipo
laisvanoris istojo kariuome-
nen. siandie jjis yra militari-
nej ligoninej Cape May, N. ].
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
Rusq nelaisviai Vokietiijoje
apleisti taIkininkq

Talllininkai rusams nelais-
viams neduoda jokios pasel-
pos, isemus menkus trupinius
is tarptautines Jaunu Vyru
KriksGionip organizaciios.
Tarptautinis Raudonasis Kry-
zius, sakoma, pagelbetp ne,
laisviams. Bet negali to dary-
ii del aStrip paredymq.
Pc truputi suselpia sayuo-
sius nelaisvius ir atskiriu tau
tn zmones. Bet toji paselpa,
tai. tik vienas lasas milzinis-
kose jurese.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
BADAs AUsTRIJoS
sosTINEJE.
Kiaulienos svarui mokama $40.

Vienna, vas. 9.-Andai cio-
mai atgabenta amerikoniskql
miltq 1000 tonq. Trumpoj at
ethyl, sakoma, bus pristatyta
dar apie 10000 tonq.
Tad su duona nebus jau di-
delio bado. Bet Sale to EMO
mes labai daug keneia del sto-
kos riebumQ.
Tuo tarpu siaueia neapsako-
mas Salts, gi anglip zlnones
negali prisisaukti. Mes ju tru-
ksta.
Jei zmones vartotu daugiau
riebumq, labjaus galetQ pake-
.sti salcius. Gi dabar tiesiog So
la ir mirsta nuo persallmo.
Taukai $40 svarui.
Pirm kares eia taukQ svarui
buvo mokama 18c. Siandie
svarui mokama $40 ir tai. ne
galima gauti. Vienam zmogul
per savaite riebumq duodama
tik viena dvyliktoji dalis sva-
ro. Ii uz tai dar taip brangiai
panama.
|, Gi tie riebumai yra toxic,
kokiais seniau batai buvo srna-
ruojanli.
Kumpio svarui taippat mo-
kama $40. Salami desraites
SO svarui. Kitokios mesos eia
nei nera. Kas il pinigu uztekI
tinai turi, tai negali gauti pa
valgyti. Mes vienu kartu par
duodama nuskirta porcija.
y =
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
soCIJALIsTAI PRALAI-
MEJO LENKIJoJ.

Paryzius, vas. 8.-Praeito
menesio pabaigoje Lenkijoj
ivyko rinkimai atstovu stei-
giamajin susirinkiman.
Rinkimuose laimejo Pade,
rewskio If Dmowskio partija
Laimejo kick If zydai. socija.
listai gavo vos tik Is nuos
balsu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
TAUTU SAJUNGA GLoBoS
RHINE.

Paryzius, vas. s. = Suzino-
ta,jog upe Rhine su kaikurials
paupiais busianti sutarptau-
tinta il Tautu Sajungos glo-
bojama.
Tas nereiSkia dar, kad nuo
Vokietijos butQ atimta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
WILSONAS NEAPLANKYS
BELGIJOS.

Paryzius, vas. 8. siuo
kartu prezidentas Wilsonas
neaplankys Belgijos, mes ne
turima tam tikslui tinkamo
laiko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
BELGIJA REIKALAUJA
PINIGU.

Paryzius, vas. s. = Belgi-
Jos atstovai taikos konferenci-
:ioje reikalauja, kad Vokietija
dali atlyginimo Belgijai tue
iaus ismoketu, nelaukiant ga
lutinos taikos padarymo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10

Washington, vas. 8.
Kongresan paduota summary
mas, kad mirusio pulkininko
Roosevelto diena padaryti Sa-
lies tautine svente.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
sUV. vALSTIJU KAREI-
VIAI APLEIS ANGLIA.

Londonas, vas. Z. Paskelb
ta gen. Pershingo isakymas,
kad j 2 menesiu visi ameriko-
niski kareiviai ir Raudonasis
Kryzius apleistq Anglia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
verciami istoti raudonojon
gvardijon.

Nuo rusu komiteto Paryzlu-
je paii.iama tas, kad l;ucmet
huNoN padaryta armisticIja, tai
yolSieiiai Simtus ialsstancill
lusll nelaisviq paliuosavo II
JUGS pasiunte j Rusijos paste
ri. ,Iiems buvo isalsyta aria
istoh polsevikQ karilol.h IL >
arba .adauti.
TokiLo budu apie 40g,J0O
rusp nelaisviQ buvo issiQsta is
stovyklu j Rusijos pasieni. II
gal dar butQ buye taip stun
ciama ir daugiau, jei talkinin-
kai nebutu sustabde tos prak-
tikos. ...
Gi Rusijos pasienyj bolseyi-
kai zude tuos nelaisvius, kat
rie nenoredavo istoti raudono-
jon gvardijon. Nugalabinta
daug kareiviu II oficierip.
siapdie rusu nelaisviai Vo-
kietijoj ne Tx badauja, bet yra
pusplikiai If be avalinip. De-
vi tik vienais nepanasiais i
drabuzius skarmalais. !
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
Kodel il taip dare?

Tam tikslui buvo dvi prize
zasti. Pirmiausia jinai nor6jo
patirti, kaip jauGiasi jos sunus
be akip Sviesos, budamas ne
regis. Paskui. = jinai patti no
r6io priprasti apsieiti be re-
g6jimo.
Pc savait6s toxic ismegini-
mo, Mrs. Waugh nuejo vietos
Raudonojo Kryziaus skyriaus
ofisan ir tenai padare formale
aplikacija : jog jinai pasi-
duosianti operacijai. Gydyto-
jai isimsia jos axis If istaty-
siq tas jos sunui. Sunus pra-
regesias, gi jinai il be akin
busianti labai-labai laiminga.
Raudonojo Kryziaus sekre-
toriui Mrs. Waugh pasake:
GAS noriu pavesti savo axis
savo vaikui. AS esu 10 motina,
gi jjis yra vienatinis mano val
kas. Jis akiQ labai reikalln-
gas, gi as galiu apsieiti II be
jq. Jisai iSeis svietan II darys
pragyvenima. Gi as galiu but
mamie If rupinties jo haml,
niais reikalais".
il skaiciusi apie operacijas.
Toliaus j sekretoriui sake
jogei toEia operacija esanti
galima. Mes jinai daug skai.
eiusi apie stebetinas operaci.
jas, atliktas kares ligoninese
Jinai buvus net girdejusi
jog gydytojas truskio axis
perkeles zmogun If sitas pra
regejes.
Raudonojo Kryziaus selkre
torius pazymi, jog ia moteris
taip sirdingai kalbejusi If 81
tokiuo isitikinimu, kad ofist
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
NEGALIMA PERDAUG PA
SITIKETI VOKTETTJA.
Al tik ne Hindenburgas bus
Vokietjos prezidentas.

ParyzluS, Vas. y. - ahaF
vyriauSioii taiko$ konferenci-
JOS taryba diSku>ayo klausi-
ma. kick Siandie laikyti ka-
riuomentS VokietiioS okupaci-
jai. Taip-pat buvo apkalba-
mas klauSima> rctr>s,ie almls-
HcijoS atnaujinimo, kmioS ia
k0S baigiasi $40 mtnesiO II
dienQ. AmerikoS k2rlQomentS
>koitliuS okupacijai Sumazm-
- Ia ligi'l divizijQ.
Taiko~ konferrnciia 81 at$i-
dGiimu Seka visuS atSitikimuS
n perverSmeS Nokietijoi. Is
paSitikimQ verSmiQ Suzinoma,
Jog bolSevikizmo pavojuS Eo-
kietijai jau pratje<. Ir var
giai jiS ten iSigaI6SiQS.
Imperijalistine respublika.
Yra ziniu, jog $iandie Vo-
Iyietijoi ir vel ina kelti gaIva>
.rrakrijonicriai. Norma da-
bartinr vaI,NiQ nuSluoti kaip
su &iuota.
NauioS rQ&ieS reakciionie-
rial vi>ai nemano (nors tue
tarpW atStatydinti sugriauto
soSto. Bet nori lsteigti savo-
tiSkoS ruSies ''imperijalistj-
ne" respublikq. ToS respubli-
kos prezidentu nori pad@ti
fieldmarSalQ Won Hindenbur-
ga.
Spdiama. iogei tokiam SUI
manymui az tik nepasiprle-
Sins SociialiStai. Bet vargial
jio tQ padrys. Mes vokieciQ
socijaliStai del tautOs labO at
Sizada Savo partijOs reikalQ.
VokietijoS socijalistai Sian
die pirmon vieton state save
tautoS likimo klausimq.
Dabartine vokiecip pozicija.
Siandienin6 vokieGiQ val
dzioS poziciia intariama.
Antai grafas Won Brock,
dorff Rantzau smarkiai pro,
testuoja prizes atemimq nuc
Vokietijos kolionijQ. Protes.
tuoja, kad vokieciQ provinci,
JOS pavedamos Lenkijai.
Is tn protestu kaikurit
Sprendzia, jog Vokietija gall il
vel atgyti If jQja perdaug pa
sitik9ti negalima.
TeGiau $altesnes galvos tvir
tina, jog Vokietija Siandie yrs
palikusi be jokiQ jegQ. II to
del jokiuo budu negali pasi
priesinti talkininkams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
REIKALAUJA, KAD LEN
KAI APLEISTV P0z-
MANU-.

Berlynas, vas. 10. Lenkq
su vokieeiais vedamose tary-
bose vokieciai pareikalavo,
kad Ienkai apleistq Poznanip
ir neturetp jokiq priekabiq
prie rytines Prusijos.
Lehkai nesutiko If nieka
pasihaige tarybos.
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Tacoma, vas. 8. cionai
isnaujo pradejo yazineti gats
vekariai, bet nepilnai. Miest6
ramu. Isnaujo atidaryta mesos
krautuvas If restoranai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-02-10
MOTTNA STULE SAVO AXIS
SAVo, NEREGTUI SU-
NUT.
Bet jai pasakyta, kad tokia
operacija negalima.

Troy, N. Y. vas. 9. Go
mai pietuose gyvena Mrs.
Margaret Waugh, motina, kn-
ri nori savo axis >atiduOti sa-
vo sunui kareiviui, kurs ka-
r6je budamas paliIIo nereglu.
Jinai sake, jog jinai jau ne
jauna, galinti apsieiti be Svie-
sos. Gi jos sunus yra jaunaS
ir kaipo tol1iam sviesa butinai
reikalinga.
Gavo ziniq apie neregi sum-.
Kuomet Mrs. Waugh buvo
praneSta, jog JOS sunus, James
Waugh, kurS kovojo prizes vo-
kieCius aplink KENNEL, pail
ko neregis, ia pirlniausia pa
gavo kaipir desperacija. kai-
mynai mate ja b6gioiant gat-
v6mis IL nuolat Saukiant:
"Dieve, pasakyk man, jog
tas neteisyb6".
W keliQ dienQ tie patys kai-
mynai mate jQ aplink namus
besitrusianGiQ su uzriStomis
juodu skaruliu akimis. To
,skarulio .HHai -snHe save akiH
nenuimdavo net neSdama ang-
lis ant treciojo namQ augSto,
nors trepais ejimas buvo pa
vojingas. Skarulio nepad6da-
vo nei viduje prize visokio ma
mimic darbo.
Per savaite jinai kaipo ne
reg6 vaikSciodavo aplink ma
mus IL namuOSe.
Republican farmer., 1919-11-07
Officials fiii (f A. E. |. Protest Delegation Sees Attorney
 General Palmer on
 Injunction. SAYS UNION RIGHTS
 WERE VIOLATED

Washington, Oct. 31-Officials of the American Federation of Labor protested to Attorney General Palmer today against the actio-I of the gov ernment in obtaining an injunction in the coal strike.
 Samuel Gompers, President of the Federation, did not accompany the delegation. but an engagement was made for him to see the attorney gem eral later in the day.
 The federation officials declared the Injunction violated the rights of union labor and indicated that the coal miners would have their support in any fight brought to dissolve the in junction. MT. Palmer reiterated that the government was proceeding solely against union which, he declared, was trying to violate the law. He said the right to strike was not involved.
 It is understood that there will be 10 change in the policy of the gov ernment as a result of the represen- ta-;ons of the union men.
 Representatives of the four rail road brotherhoods, including Warren s. Stone. Grand Chief of the Engi- neers, and L. E. Sheppard, President of the Conductors, accoml anied the delegation. Their presence was talk en as indicating that although not af- filiated with the federation. the brotherhoods would give their power ful support to any action union la bor might take.
Republican farmer., 1919-11-07
PerSIlill(I
 For Army
 (f 3OO,OOO
Regular Army Should Be Sufficient to Protect
 Nation
DISAGREES WITH
 WAR DEPARTMENT

Washington, Oct. 31-Disagree g with war department recommenda- tions for a permanent army of 500,- T 900 men, General John Pershing to- day told a joint meeting of the Sen ate and House Military Committees that he thought the number could be placed at ''an outside figure of 2T5,000 to 10000 and possibly less" r- The cost of maintaining large baFmy, the general said, was an ele- 11uent which in his opinion would make it inpracticable to set the figure any higher.
 .asrThe general said the regular army should be sufficient to protect the nation against sudden attack and to meet Americas international obliga- lions both on the American conun- ent and elsewhere and that this ashould be backed by a ''trained citi- zen reserve
 General PershIng, who appeared at a special session of the committees which are considering a permanent military policy, said universal train ing was essential to preparedness.
 Military training makes bett$t- citizens" he declared.
 Its benefits should be extended to all our young men. Through service it increases their physique, it broad ems their view of life, and it IS demo- cratic"
Republican farmer., 1919-11-07
REV. I. LIKELY LEFT ESTATE
 WORTH S5,OO0
Will Filed Today-Bulk of Estate Goes to Bishop
 Milan
Friday, Oct. 31, 1919.

The will Of Rev. Thomas J. Kelley, late pastor of St. Peters church. was today presented to the Probate Court. Father Kelley left an estate esti- mated at about $5,O0O. The will pro- vides that $10O shall be used by his executor for masses for the repose of Father KeNey's soul.
 He bequeaths $500 to a cousin. Miss Nellie Bray; $560 to an aunt. Bridget Cummings, all of Norwich. He leaves Miss Annie Halloran, of Bridgeport, $500 in recognition of her faithful services as housekeeper.
 All the rest of his estate was left to Bishop Milan with the request that he same be used for diocesan pur- poses, in such manner as Bishop Milan might deem best. Father Nihiu of this city was named as eXecutor of the will without bonds. The will was drawn on October II, 1919. and witnessed by Father Hussion, Annie Broughal and Thomas NJ. Cull:nan.
Republican farmer., 1919-11-07
CANNOT AVERT MINERS STRIKE
 SAYS LEWIS

Indianapolis. Oct. 31.-A temporary injunction obtained here today by the government cannot avert the strike 9f bitumiEous coal miners set for midnight tonight, according to John L. Lewis, acting president of the United Mine Workers of nlerica. Lewis pronouncement came shortly after he had been served with 8 writ stopping strike activities ct union headquarters here.
 Lewis dictated the following state ment:
 'I regard the issuance of this in- junction as the most sWee ping abro- Eation of the rights of citizens guar anteed under the constitution and de- fined by ?tatutory law, that has ever been issued by any federal court. This instrument will not avert the strike of bituminous mine workers and will not settle the strike after it occurs. The injunction only compli- cates to a further degree the prob lens involved in an adjustment of the controversy"
Republican farmer., 1919-11-07
WILL C0NDINE
 FOR DEVELOPING CHINA'S RESOURCE

San Francisco, Oct. 31-A group of American ftnanciers under leadership of J. P. Morgan and Company, have combined with financial and industrial interests of Japan for the develop ment of resources of China, Siberia, Manchuria and Mongolia, according to an announcement today by Tat suya Kato, director of the Manchu- rian railway and the South Manchu- ria Mining Company.
 This consortium will undertake" " he said, such enterprises as the ex- ploitation of mines in Siberia; the utilization of the vast. lumber re sources of Siberia, on the coast as well as in the interior; the building Of railroads in Siberia and Manchuria, where there is a great lack of trans portation; the exploitation of coal fields, the operation of steamship lines, and many other enterprises.
 Not the least of our efforts in this plan of Japanese co-opera- tion will be the development of Man churia's great agriculture resources and here especially the help of the Yankee is badly needed"
Republican farmer., 1919-11-07
FAMOUS } REV
 YORK DOCTOR
 NAMED IN SUIT
Dr. Graene Hammond, Spe- cialist, Sued for Hitting
 Westport Boys

Dr. Graeme Hammond famous New York specialist, who has a coun- try home in Greens Farms, is the de- fendant in three suits for total dam ages of $12,5g0 brought to recover for injuries received by Joseph Deer and Michael Deer. two Westport boys who were struck by pr. Hammond's s automobile.
 In papers filed today in the su- perior court it is claimed that the accident was due to the reckless driving Of Dr. Hammond's chauffeur. The boys, who are the sons of Louis Deer of Westport, were struck last September as they were playing in the street near their home in West port. Michael Deer is alleged to have received injuries about the head which caused severe headaches and dizziness so that he cannot attend school Damages of coo are asked on his behalf and the same amount for Joseph Deer. who sustained a broken leg. The father asks for $500 to reimburse him for the money he spent in providing medical attendance for his sons.
Republican farmer., 1919-11-07
FEDERAL. AGENTS HERE WORKING
 ON TIVE QUIET
Fail to Report to Police or Make Themselves Known
 As They Visit Saloons

If there were federal agents in Bridgeport today to inspect the sa- looms of the city and see that they are living up to tke prohibition en- forcemcnt law they kept out of sight remarkably during the forenoon, but the liquor dealers said today they were taking no chances anG were selling nothing stronger than 2:75 per cent.
 While it was rumore1 yesterday that federal revenue men would visit every town in the state today to se- cure evidence of violations of the law none could be found here today. Ssu- perintendent of Police John H. Red gate announced that none had been to see him during the morning and he had not received any reports of there being any revenue men in Bridgeport
 It was reporte5 that fifty had been assigned to the Park City to search for violations but liquor men believe that fl there are any here at all there are not more than ten.
Republican farmer., 1919-11-07
APPROVE FIVE COMPENSATION
 AGREEMENTS
Friday. Oct. s1. 1919.

John F. Broderick, of 25 Electric avenue, has agreed to accept S1545 a week while unable to work by req son of an injury to his left eye which he received on August 6, while work ing for the Lake Torpedo Boat Co.,. and this agreement has been approv- ed by Compensation Commissioner E. T. Buckingham.
 Commissioner Buckingham also approved the agreement between J. Byrnes of 845 Hollister avenue and the Bridgeport Motor Co. whereby the company is to pay Byrnes s5.50 a week while incapacitated from a crushed left hand and several skin abrasions, which he received October 10.
 The Acme Engineering Co.,, of Hartford, agrees to pay Giuseppe Guarinari of Darien, $13.50 a week while incapacitated by a sprained right leg which he received on Sep tenlber g.
 The Lake Torpedo Boat Co. has agreed to pay Charles N. Wright of 1541 Stratford avenue, Stratford. s11.62 a week while incapacitated by a fractured left arm which was received September 16
 The Lake Co. also agreed to pay William Mancusy s1493 a week while incapacitated from an infection of the left arm which he received on Sep tember g.
 These agreements were also approv- ed by the Compensation Commission CT