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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
FEDERAL AID ROAD PROJECTS
IN SOUTHWEST ARE APPROVED

Denver. Colo. July 31--Five federal
aid road projects in Colorado. New
Mexico and Arizona. costing $f2S,s44.
were approved yesterday by the bu-
reau OF public roads, J. 5. Bright,
United states district engineer, an
nounced- ,.-.
The largest project, costing SIZE, 900,
is a 81 uiiS stretch Of road on the
Cfifton-Franklin highway IN Gr2na1sl
county Ariz- Two large projects were
annroved in New Mexico. IS miles in
Guadalupe county on the Las Vegas
Tucumcari road. costing S1ll-44i, ana
ten miles on the Naughn-Cloyis road
in De Baca county. costing SSS.oOe
Two small projects IN COLORADO
m the NanzanoIa- Fowler road in
Otero county. Each improvement VIII
measure nine tenths Of 4 mile ano
tie combined cost will be S4S.4s7-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
4 Little OF This
4 Little OF That

To the poor all things are poor and
l and getting worse
Stolid Indifference is a thing that
a man may exhibit only when no pref
~ woman is present
Miss Lorena Carroll. 4 70 year old
debutante. says she cannot live on
$4,000 a year. Neither can we,
Lorena. but we'd like to try IL
@An appearance Of affluenee IL
necessary to get a taxi ride in
London says . correspondent.
In FL Paso more than mere ap-
pearance of afnuenee is required
one must have the goods.
intercollegiate golf. as we take Il.
operates under a great handicap. in
asmuch as it gives no chance at all
for the cheer leader.
<
Two Chippendale chairs sold the
other day in London To sit in one Of
these chairs and put his feet on the
other. while he read the first edition
of Sbakspere would be the curio col
lector's idea Of heaven.
Statistician sharps are still busy
thrown away owing to three cent
stamps which are absent-miHdedly al
fixed where two cent stamps would
do as wen.
%z
It may be better TO be a big frog
in small puddle than a little frog
in big puddle, but why wish to be
any kind OF frog in a puddle where
all the rest OF the frogs are dead
ones2
One Of the members of the con-
gress has introduced a bill @to
prevent president Of the United
states from ever again leaving his
own country Don't worry. 1t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
Ripping Rhymes
Cars And Cars

HAVE costly upholstered plush; and when
wish truly is qor-
boat should with person
govt CYLINDER
starts pumping oil And while find
complain the cheap tin whng by r drivers gnning
dain Ny tubrn 1000 bne
coughs and bae avs and and throws
And always when sheds
the cheap I'm whizzing
all
by patience l could
showing Of glee stuck upon the
I
Pm stalled for hall whizn BY insony
bhthe and gayi
cOpyTisht by George Matthew Adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

Mrs. SydieE L BurIeson, wife Of the
postmaster general, puts great deal OF
her time writing short stories and little
one act plays. several OF which have been
seen in Washington She was recently
elected president Of the Drama League OF
W ashlngton for the present year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
..Patter And Chatter.
The Makers Of Wa.
u-. BY $. E. KIsER .--suuu.-...u,..

THE stubborn old men who are bald and gray
Arrange the wars that the young men fight;
The old tel the price TO pay
For the thing that they have decreed Is rghtl
They meet IN secret, the gray old men,
Whose blood IN their clotted veins Is cold
And they plan the wars that are ordered when
Rewards are promised in lands gold.
THE gray old men in their cabinets
Where the doors are locked and the bolts are strong
Fear such wounds the soldier gets
Who fights the battle for right or wrOngl
The old men scheme and the old men plan,
And they fix the rules that the young obey,
But since glory has come to
Have the wars been fought BY the old and gray.
THE grim old men who have safe repOse,
While the young men bleed where the dead strewn
Awake to ask how the battle goes,
Or to tell Us peace viii be ordered soOa.
And we shape our thoughts to the things they say
Believing them wise and just and sane,
But often the men who are bald and gray
Are stubborn and dense and mised and vain.
WE hasten, as soon as the wounds healed,
To pray that the ruinous wars may cease,
And after the treaties are signed and sealed
We hear that the world viii have endless peace;
But our hopes and our praying viii come to naught,
Unless arrange, in some cunning way,
To leave the fighting, when are fought
To the vain old men who are bald and gray
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

Women are hereafter TO be admitted 10
the commerce degree OF London university
on the same terms as the men This IS
expected 70 make a notable advance OF
women IN business as it will enable them
70 qualify as directors and partners in
corporations OF any size
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
ALme O'Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
by JOHN KENDRIcK BANGS.
THE DOuGHBoY,

Why do they call him Douehboy.
The answers plain to see
Hes Just the finest mixture in Gods
great bakery;
Seasoned in fires OF conflict and
crisped in oven of strife
he yields in leaves OF Service ehe
perfect Bread OF Life.
Copyright. 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
PRESIDENT WILSON WILL BE WISE
BECANDIDATEF FOR TFIIRDTERNM

term If Mr.. Wilson elected he would emerge at
the end of his third four years fairly broken and
the most unpopular president the country ever had.
The most thoughtful of Mr.. Wilson'S admirers hope
that he viii not be lured by any siren songs his
and his party's destruction
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

ssINHo remembers tn ole time hoIi-
" day when we'd dress up an
spend tn whole forenoon huntin' tn
side dOor?" asked Pinly Kerr, t'day.
Mrs. Lafe Bud has struck fer twenty
percent increase On her weekly allow
anoe an tn abolition O. breakfast.
conrrieht- National Nersnaner serrice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

THAT 1T had been L
WHO HAD driven the hat
FROM THE head OF man
AxDI got to the office.
AND WAITING me there.
WERE A score Of men
WHO OWNED hat stores
AND TWO or three men
WHO MADE the darn things
AND FIVE or six clerks.
AND THE wife Of a clerk
AND. ANYWAY.
KEPT my hat
AND THE Hatless League
DIED RIGHT where It was.
AND HOW DO 7 know.
IF start this thing.
ABOUT NOT wearing coats.
THAT SOME wild eyed guy
WHO WORKS on coats.
WON'T BEAT me up.
AND BESIDES all that.
YOU CAN'T be dressed up.
As YoU say in your letter.
WITH JUST soft shirt
AND A collar and tie.
YOU'VE COT to wear trousers
I THANK you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
RsuRoaDs ELEVATED.

Dr. b +. Jenness. who is visiting n
View England. sends a picture Of how
the grade crossing question was
solved in Lynn. Mass There they
built ornamental concrete viaducts
for carrying the trains. rather tnan
sinking them as was proposed IN 81
paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

Disappearance five cup coffee the
another proof that higher of living in the south
west is mostly myth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
The Yuma Citrus Project.

BEGINS to look though the Yuma people would
their dream of great orange growing district come
true If by their inverted sphon and their two pumping
plants, they hoist sufficient water to rgate 10000
acres of frostess land they viii get what they
after.
The land is right for oranges pOmeOs and lemons
ing sandy loan Citrus do like soils toe heavy
yet too light Yuma also has the climate, especially
the really constitutes frostless belt The low
lands fair for oranges but they frOsess.
Frost is the bane of horticultural industry which,
under the best conditions, is immensely profitable
single freeze ruin orchard Of small trees which stand
100 to the and cost ST apiece; and it de-
stIoy, in night, crop worth SIS to SIS per tree.
California has the reputation of being the worlds best
orange producer but rosts tremendous losses Phoe
nix produces earlier and sweeter oranges than California
but the where they be with any safety is
s4oooooo in property valuation, to say nothing Of the
annual crop value The project of getting the land opened
entry and of getting water every Of It is
tainy worth working for Yuma has been working for
It for ten years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

It would be easy to make big swimming pool at
Washington park where the canal would constantly flow
through with fresh water and it would be just easy
to sandy beach side that would be attract
i've the children FL Paso start its recreation parks
with this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

The pessst says what's the use of going vacation
and running up and down hill and working up appetite
that it costs TO satisfy?s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

Fl Paso as a municipality is not doing enough work
the future in the line of parks and pleasure places
its people These essential paved streets and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31


DEAR FIRExEN.
AHw years azo.
GOT a letter one day.
AND THE writer asked me.
FrD start a movement.
no HAVE ali the men.
GO AROUND.
GO AROUND without hats.
AND ALL nv life.
I'VE HATED hats.
AND THE very next day.
PRINTED the letter.
AND MADE the assertion
ma thousand men.
WOULD WRITE to me.
6~D MAKE a nromise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

How the non made good commissioned officers
was one Of the fine demonstrations Of the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

The Judges selected the judges try the kaiser
Isn't the before the horse? It is beyond the realm
Of possibility that might cost another get him.
The idea of his divine night rule is entirely OF
the German mind.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

Reading of chicken dinner for 50 cents the galley boy
remarks that the chickens he knows can't be fed these days
for so cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

The first strike of the mail aviatOrs nose Owed to
crash
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

There Is than a suspicion here that any Of
e Pasoans could make for Texas governor really
worthy Of the name.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
Litle Chris

paddy said LittI'
II Chris. Il wasA
down 10 HeIen
o'shea's fishing to-
today and / caught
ed n fish with n -
hubby name and I saw !
pretty little snake wit
the Binkest sort Of n Re
tongue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
Starting 4 New Fad In Clothing
Is Sometimes A Dangerous Thing,

gu
DEAR company Of frsen VINO take pleasure read
your every suggested that have letter
written the following subject movement that viii make it
MARIO rento weather
VIII look dressed with their shirts
ssoftc collar a bet2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

One of the members of the con-
gress has introduced a bill @to
prevent a president Of the United
states from ever again leaving his
own country Don't wOrry. II
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
PAKELIAMAS BALSAS
PRIZES LAISKU CEN
ZURAVIMA.
Blokada panaikinta, bet SUI
laiskais - tikras vargas.

Paryzius, bal. ID Kuomct
blokada prizes viSaS prieSinin-
ku Sails, iSGmuS Vokieti.iQ ir
hoISoviki$kQ Russia, formaliai
panaikinta, SuSine$imai to-
Claus Wis dar varzomi Su Len
kija, EStoniia, Lietuva ir lii-
tomiS rytinGmiS il pietrytint-
mis- EuropoS SalimiS. PoSeno-
vel ccnzmuojama ! taS Sails
siunGiami laiSkai ir telegra-
mos. ViSOkS bizniS uzblOkuo-
taS kaip il kariS mctu.
Americas atStovai taikOS
konferencijoje ragina tarptau-
tine ckonomine talYbQ panai-
KNIT arha Sumazinti tQ cenzu-
rq. Mes tuo budu gyvcntojai
paliekami Wis giIesnGj nezinyS-
tel ir taS kenkia abeInirmS
zmonijoS reikalamS.
CenzuroS SuvarHymai ncIei-
dzia nauiai atgimusiomS Sd
Inns pradGti kokiuS porS nau-
dinguS bizniuS, atnaujinti gy-
vcnimq ir pagcrintT abelnai
&aliQ stow.
Ne viSi SiunGiamic.i IaiSkai
j taS Sails arha * ten paSicllia
adreSatQ rankas. Gil kahie lai-
Skai ir priStatomi, tai Iabal
cenzurOS Suvilinti.
Teorijoje Siandic su tomiS
SalimiS negyvuoia, rodoS, jo-
kie Suvarzymai. Bet praktikoje
nclcngva SuSinc$ti Su tomI> Sa
IimiS. Ir taS didziai apSumki-
ma tQ $aliQ gyvavimq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
Socijalistai atsisake socijalizuoti
Vokietija
KALBAMA APIE ATNAU-
JINIMA PREKYBOS
SU LIETUVA.
Europoje ekonominis stovis
siandie CANA apleistas.

Paryzius, bal. 12.- Vyriau-
sioji ekonomin6 taryba taikos
konferencijoje ana diena pada-
We talkininkQ vyriausyb6s at
stovams rezoliucija apie ganq
rimtq ekonomini stow visoi
Europoj. Apie tai valsar ofici-
jaliai buvo paskelbta is taikos
konferencijos.
Taryba po to diskusayo apie
panaikinima blokados aplinls
Vokietija ir Austria; apie at
naujinima prekybos sarysiQ su
Estonija, Latvija ir Lietuva;
apie panaikinima uzdraudimo
prekybos su Lenkija; If paga-
liaus apie atidaryma preky-
hos reikalams up6s Rhine.
Taikos konferencijai tarpe
svarbiuiu klausimu palieka
isristi sfsSino e angliu 1aakgu- Y
apskricio klausimas. Tais Ian
kais nepasidalina cekai-slova-
kai .su lenkais. Ir vieni ir kit
tai savinasi. Gil taikos konfc-
rencijos prielankumas yra vie
nodas kaip items, taip aniems.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
JAPONAI KLAUSIAMI Is
AISKINTI SAVO Tx
SLUS.
II koreonas pasmerktas
kalejiman.

Seoul, kore,ia, bal. II. -
Nicto< amcrikoni&ko kOn>ulia-
to valdininiaS BerghOlz tionai
pakIau>i victo> japOnQ val
dzio<. Su kokiuo tikSlu il lei
dIia civilians .japOnam> gat-
vGSo neSiOtieS lazdaS ir viSo-
kio> rV>ie> ginkIuS, kadangi
taS yra pavojinga svetimSa-
liamS Gionai gyvenantiems.
JaponQ valdzia atSakG, jog
il civilians leido apsiginkluo-
ii Su tikSlu apSaugOti save.
JaponQ teiSmai uz prieSval-
di$kaS demonStracijas II kOre-
Ona nubaudi kal6iiman nuo
$e$iu mtneSiQ ligi trejQ metQ,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
ANGLIJOS DARBO PART1-
IA VEIKIA.
Reikalauja taikos sulig prezid,
Wilsono principu.

Londonas, bal. 2-AngIijoS
darbo partijos nacijonaGs pill
domaSiS komitetaS suformu-
Iavo politikini reiIlalaNhnQ IT.
ana tuoiau> paSlunt6 talkoS
konferencijai.
ReikaIavime pazymima, kad
taikoS konferencijoS atstovai
meStQ Salin perilgq ivairiQ rel
kalu diSkuSavimQ il kuOvei-
klaus dalytQ taillQ, paremtQ
prezidento WiISono paskelb-
taiS taikoS principals, kurie
>utraukti ] II poSmQ.
Darbo partija taippat rel
kalau.ia, kad AngIijoS vyriau-
Sybt atSiimtQ * parlamcnto
konSkripcijoS biliQ, pertrauIltQ
miIitarini vcikimq Rusijoje il
is ten atSauktQ SavO kariuo-
meme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
AMERIKONAI A NENORI KA-
RIAUTI PRIZES Boil
SEVIKUS.
Sake jie, kare su Vokieciais
jau pasibaigusi.

Archangelskas, bal. II. -
,\nQ di"nQ viona am"rikonQ
kariuomcnt> kompaniia vir>ai
i&rri>kt nepa>itenkinimQ, kuo-
met po at>iI>io i>nauio buvo
>iunGiama frontan prizes boise
viku>.
Kmriviai pazym@jo, kad k"-
re- 81 Nokietija iau paSiha'@uS,
gi Suv. Nal>tiio> neturi ioklo>
klriS Su bolScvikai>.
PuIko komandieriuS pakaI-
btio ! kmciviuS. JiS paZymt-
10, jog Gia neinaSi apie kare 81
boI>pyikaiS. bet deSperatiSka>
apSiginimaS nuo bOl$evikQ.
Karciviai ramiai i&kIauSC
komandipriauS kalbOS ir iEtIo
karG> trontan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
NEUTRALES SALYS SKO-
LINS PINIGU VO-
KIFTIJAI.
PaskOla bus duodama talkirin-
kQ prie5iuroje

Amsterdam, bal. II. - Du
OIandiioS iinan>iStu ap>iIank@
ParyIiuio. Tcnai .jiedu konle-
ravo ~u talkininkQ atStovai>
rcikaIe pa>koIinimo Vokiotijai
pinigQ.
N"utraI1> >aIy>, anot ziniQ,
anSiima pa~kolinti Vokictii,ri
apic miIijardQ dolicriQ. Bet
su tQja ~QIyga, kad talkininIiai
t2 paSkoIQ kontroliuotp, il
kad pinigaj butQ Suvartoti f.
nansiniam ECropoS pagor;ni-
mui.
ParyziQ tuo paGiu reikalu
aplankG Svcicarijo< ir Skandi
nayijoS finansi>tai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
BOLSEVIKAI ARE$TU0JA
UNGARUS DID1KUS.
Ercgercogas Joseph Francis
uzdarytas viesbutyj. /.

Vienna, bal. l2.-UngarJos
bolSeviku valdzia arestuoja
zymiausius ungarus didikus,
buvusius kituomet Sales valdi-
ninkus. ----
Tarpe suareStuotQ Budapes4
te yra buves prekybos minis
teris Joseph Steprenyi; buyes
maisto minister's Won Sur
may; garsus kituomet finan=
sistas Leo Lanczy; buves tels-
darystes minister's baronas
Haszai ir daugelis kitu senos.
imperijos didiku.
Ercgercogas Joseph Fran
els, kurs Budapeste atstovau-
ia buvusi imperatoriQ Karoll,
uzdarytas Ritz viesbutyJ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
MAGDEBURGAS ATIMTAS
NUO BOLsEVIKU.

Berlynas, bal. 11.-NaciJo-
males valdzioS kariu0mcn6 be
dideliu Sunkenybiu in6jo ME
stan Magdeburg. KaikurioSe
g;tvtSe pa>iprieSino bolSevi-
kai. Bet jic tuoiauS buvO nu-
malSinti.
PO to viSam mieste atgai-
vinta SenobiniS gyvcnlmaS.
Darbininku didziuma Suglyzo
prize darby.
BOlSpviEai laikosi pric tito
SkerSai up6S Elba. Kadangi JIG
grumoia suplaiSinti tiltQ, tad
valdziOS kariuOment prizes
iuoS nevciliia smarkiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
20 DEMONSTRACIJU
DIENOJE.

Pekinas, bal. II. - Korean
Daily News praneSa, kad kovo
- ScuIo apylinkdSe, Koreioj,
ivyke apie 20 ivairiQ prizes ja-
pOnuS demOnStracijQ.
Kai-kur .iaponai kareiviai IL
policija demonStrantuS uzata-
kavO Su SautvaiS. kardaiS ir
durtuvaiS. Daugpli> korcOnQ
nuzudyta. TryS .aponai Su-
zci>ta.
Wis nauioS dcmonstracijos J.
vykSta ivairiosc KorejoS vie
tOSo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
OUEBEC'E LAIMEJO
"SLAPIEJI".
Tx Sta viena Kanados pro-
vincija nebus "sausa'.

Montreal, Kanada, bal. 12.-
Quebec provinciioje ivyko vi
SuotinaS gyvcntojQ baISavi-
mas SvaigaIQ prohibicijoS rel
kale. Dideld didziuma gwen
toiu pasiprieSino prohibicijal.
Queheco provincial tad bus
visoi Kanadoj viena provin-
ella, kur bus leidziami gaminti
ir pardavin6ti Svaigalai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
- Bol$evikai Gina IS Vilniaus =
NEBUS PALIESTA MON
ROE DOKTRINA.
Nezinia kas bus su japonu
arnendmentu.

Paryzius, bal. -. - TautQ
sQjmgoS reikalu komiSija So
iungo> konStituciioje paddjo
nau.iQ poSmQ, Sulig kurio tautV
>qiunga negaldS palieSti Mon
roe doktrinOS.
Tq poSmQ pagamino pulkin.
House.
KomiSija dar aptarS japonQ
amendmentQ SQiungoS konS-
tituciiojje apie zmoniu raSrl
Iygybe. Nezinia kaS ivNkS Srl
tuO amendmentu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
$50 ungarQ kritO susiremilne
su CekaiS
UNGARAI KOVOJA SU
CEKAIS.
Vienam susiremime zuvo
$50 ungaru.

Londonas, bal. II. - PaSI,
liaU>ia> mu$i> ungarQ >u &c,
kaiS ivyko ties Ungvar, art
Moraviio> On@ariioS ruhe,
ziau>. pranr&ama Central
News drpc>oic * AmStorda,
mo.
Simta< pcnkio~dr;imty> I'M
%arQ uzmu&ta. Criai taippat
nukrntGjr.
Salzburgc, vokictiQ AuStri-
.ioi, pa~kclbta SovictV rrSpuh,
Iika. TaS mie<ta> yra art
Bavari.joS rubcziV.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
sIANDIE PRIESJAPONIS-
KAS VEIKIMAS YRA
NEGUDRUS.
Taip tvirtina valstybes sekre-
torius Lansing.

Sacramento, CAL, bal. II. -
VaI&tybt> SekretoriuS Lansing
vakar Gia Californijos legisla,.
turai priSiunt6 kablegrama'
Toje sake, jog Siandie legiS'a-
turoS vpikimaS, atkreiptaS
prirS japonus, yra visai ne
gudrus.
Californijos legislature, kalp
ir anais metais,pradajo gamin-
ii visokius prizes japonus lSta-
tylnus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12

tia. Bet gelezinkelieeiai grn+
moja streiku. Pakiles streikas
ant gelezinkeliu paarsins sto-
vi visoj Vokietijoj. -.
Berlynas padalintas i juostas.
Kad apsisaugoti bolsevikp il
streikininkp demonstracijq,
valdzia Berlyna. padalino ke-
lias juostas, i kurias nezino-
miems zmonems be policijos
leidimo nebus galima ineiti.
W tuos prasizengimus pas
kelbtos aStrios bausmes.
SovietQ kongresas cia vis
dar nepasibaigia. Jis issivyste
j tikraji parlamenta. Kongrese
daznai susikerta spartakai su
neprigulmingaisiais, nors We
nj il xiii yra bolsevikai. Ne
sutinka jie tik tue, kad vieni
ir kit nori pagrobti Vokieti-
ios valdyma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
KANADAI KARE ATSIEJO
S1,225,O98,122

Ottawa, bal. 10. - FinanSQ
minister's Thomas White Ka-
nadoS parlamentui praneSt,
kad Saliai kar6 atSi6jo ligi
praeito vasario $1,225,O9S,122.
Minister'S pareikalavo dar
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
VOKIECIAI PRIPAzINS1A
Tx PREF. WILSONO
PRINCIPUS.
Nekalbesia nieko nei apie atty
ginimus.

Berlynas, bal. 12.-Vokietjos
uzsieniu reikalQ minister's,
grafaS BrockdOrff- -Rantzau,
kalbedamas nacijonaliam susi-
rinkime, mieste Weimar, pasa-
Ike, jog Vokietiia nepatvirtins
taikos sutarties, jei toji bus
iSkreipta is prezidento Wilso-
no kituomet paskelbtu taikos
principQ, zinomu IA posmq.
Toliaus pasak6, jog vokie-
Giai vienodai ziur6s ! talkinin-
ku finansinius reikalavimus,
kaip il j atsavinimq vokieeiQ
nuo jiems prigulinGiu teritori-
ju. Sake, jog talkininkai vie
nj, be vollieGiu ekspertp, jo-
kiuo budu negali nustatyti jo-
kin sau finansiniQ reikalavi-
.mQ. TIA gall atlikti tik su pa
.ciais vokieciais.
"Musu oponentai MCCALL su-
skaldyti ir suparaliziuoti Vo-
kietijos ir tuo paciu laiku is
reikaIauti sau nepaprastai di-
delip pinigu sumu', pasak6
minister's.
Susirinkimas .pasiliks Wei
mare.
Is nacijonalio vokieciu su-
sirinkimo praneSta, jog val
dzia atmetusi sumanyma su-
sirinkimo SesijQ perkelti Ber-
lyman. Tam tikslui Berlyne
nGra tinkamos vietoS.
Buve reichstago rumai re-
voliucijos metu dikciai sunai-
KNIT. Revoliucijonieriai tuose
rumuose buvo isisteige savo
kazarmes.
Kad tuos rumus atnaujinti,
reikia tam tikslui apie pus-
antro simto milijono dolieriu
ir kokiQ keturiu m6nesiQ lai-
ko.
Iskriko socijalzacijos komi-
sija.
Vokieciu valdzios paskirta
socijalizacijos komisija pakri-
ko nieko gera neatlikusi. Pr
miau buvo kalbama apie toe
komisijos suirima. Gi dabar
tasai faktas oficijaliai pas
kelbtas.
Patsai zinomas vokieciq
socijalistQ vadas Kautzky pri-
pazino, kad negalima, joliuo
budu susocijalizuoti Vokietl-
jos. ,Jei taip, tad ir patti komi-
sija nereikalinga.
Laukiamas gelezinkelietiQ
streikas.
Valdzia pramato, kad gele-
zinkelieGiai visoj Vokietijoj
sukelsia streika, kuomet lenkq
kariuomen6, siunciama IS
Prancuzijos Lenkijon, per
'Danziga il Vokietija turesian-
ii keliauti savo Salin.
Vokieciq valdzia pazadejo
talkininkams leisti lenkQ ka-
riuomenei keliauti per Vokie-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12

New York, bal. 12.-IS Eu-
ropos sugryzo Americas Dar-
bo Federacijos prezidentas
Gompers. Pasisake esQs ser
gantiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
PAGALIAUS VILNIUS
TEKS LIETUVIAMS.
BolSevikai atsid2iauge Lietu-
V0S SOStine.
COPENHAGEN. bal. II

COPENHAGEN. bal. II -
IS VarSavos cia gauta ziniu,
kad galu- gale rusu bolseVikai,
nieko nepese, kraustosi is Lie
tuvos sostines Vilniaus.
ReiSkia, kad lietuvip ka-
riuomene supheke bolsevikus
Lietuvoje taip, kad JUGS pri-
vercia danginties kur j rytus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12

Topeka, Kas., bal. 1l.-Plet-
vakarin6i Kansas valstijos da-
lyi uzvakar daug prisnigo.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-04
TO THE PUBLIC:

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AS IN THE PAST-Al goods Will be GUARANTEED
AS IN THE PAST-NIy deliveries will be PROMPT
AS IN THE PAST-Plenty Of clerks to WAIT ON YOU
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