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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-08-29
What Labor Has Learned About Prohibition,

after the nation has been under Pro-
months During these months millions OF labor
men had learn the truth about Proh
bion the actual operation OF Prohibition and its
welfare has convinced the thoughtful and
sincere the liquor traffic Of the
things for labor in the history OF this country
many had been mised by agtaors employed
industry believed the prophesies disaster to the
ess of aborine men under Prohibition the
able figure themselves how the
of the liquor traffic affected them and their fellow employees
strikes unemployment and other troubles
dcted they countless examples the DEMENT'S OF the
program They noticed that their fellow employees seemed
They there less trouble less quarren
cooperation and better feeling all
shops and the factories They noticed that who formerly
always broke and continually borrowing small from their
EMPLOYEES tide them day longer
better dressed and their families better provided
They noticed that their checks went farther when they
longer cashed them which necated buying liquor
treating If have been strikes women noticed
the troubmang minority who formerly frequened the
Saloons under Prohibition kept sober and committed acts emba
RAISING In addition what woken noticed about
their environment and fellow employees who formerly be-
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-08-29
Great Inportanceo OF Constitutional onuention

Probably the important good
Illinois the coming which
be held beginning January This will pre-
draft OF be upon by the people
the regular election in the fall of 1920 The delegates this
be elected November T. this year special
election and they will be nominated likewise special primary
to be held ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TENTH
In the choosing OF these just the election OF
the Legislature, the PRIMARY IS THE REAL ELEC
TON By the time another issue OF paper reaches you this
primary will be The election of delegates
the constitutional convention is of first importance for the
good that the draft of the will be presented
which, if adopted will be for
period probably so The
held 1869 and the adopted 1870 nearly
so years have the constitution Think of it. We
hold legislative every years and bestir ourselves
the election make the laws the when
fully realize that if the Legislative session wrong
ing years but the presenting and adopting
constitution preparing fundamental law govern
people perhaps half century, and there many
indifferent this proposition There has
been manifested great interest there in the election of
ordinary Legislature.
The relation of the Importance of the constitutional
legislative session about in the proportion of so to 2
Is l. because OF the fact that the will doubtless
the people so when the legislative session
definite only for period of years The constitutional
also much valuable view the fact that the
OF the becomes the foundation all statutory
Every good citizen should reasons
that ability sound principles and elected
this convention 1t is the important primary and election
of Illinois that been held half The
who does the polls and for the best
this convention WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TENTH should
feel ashamed wage against and nushce
coming of this fundamental law for the SO years
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-08-29
If Citizens Do Not Fail Prohibition Can
Not Fail

The failure Of Prohibition will not be decided the
capto ourhouses of the nation Whether the great fight to
free America from the liquor evil shall lose depends upon the
people themselves.
The National Prohibition law passed after half century Of
thought study discussion of and voting the liquor question by
the people Prohibition imposed on the people by the gov
fundamental law incorporated
into the government by the people.
Prohibition is essentially peoples law and the enforcement OF
that law dependent upon the people They make success
or they permit it to become failure.
In this of the much information about what
forbidden Prohibition law and how the people
with the antquo forces and officials enforcement
the The enforcement of the Prohibition law is
things the OF America toward
and better civilization The of enforce
depends upon how familiar the general public with the
and how willing the people to help enforce
the law.
Prohibition will fail only if the people fail to do their plain duty
as good American citizens.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-08-29
VIII the Liquor Interests Dominate the
Constitutional Contention?

Many people hoped the dry question would
be active the constitutional convention and
corrupt awes outlawed by the
of amendment the National Constitution, would
control the coming State convention But their hopes
been blasted by the activities of the liquor
the senatorial districts is shown by letter
by the United Societies which printing in this number Of
the Issue.
The United Societies is the organization that has led the fight
for liquor Illinois for 1t dominated Legislatures
session after until the people by hard primary and election
fight ousted from 1t is the secretary OF this organza
ton Anton J. Cermak who champions
the council of Chicago The United Societies letter proves
concusvey that the interests have quit and that they
intend dominate the coming constitutional convention they
at all able
These candidates the State loud in their poc
that the and dry question but the
they secretly districts openly
receiving active support this organization called the
United Societies Their letter of August
1910 shows that they attempting control this
and that they will fight defeat every dry and to elect
the by sinister method they
the constitution of the State of Illinois something that will
destroy neuac the effect OF the AnSaoon League
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-08-29
Why Are the Liquor Interests Seeking
the Referendum?

liquor be the jealous of the present
hackers of the INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM petition The
United Societies have recently by formal action taken by their
political action committee pledged their effort to the proposed
Referendum and Gateway Amendment These interests
responsible for the defeat of the initiative and referendum
resolution the State Legislature in 1918 They had votes enough
proposed had they favored
that They also defeated the submission OF the
Referendum Prohibition bill offered by the AntSaoon League
1917 Now they whining that the people have had chance
upon the liquor question which contention absolutely
false this determined in the election of
Congress the State Legislatures that have submit
ed ratified this amendment.
working behalf of the initiative and refer
petition What this newfound interest?
Might they be briefly summarized as follows:
First. be "Hobsons choice" with them?
Second Have they discovered from the working of the ntia
referendum other States that it be made
killing good legislation and for placing upon the
books so-caled liberal measuress
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-08-29
Wholesale Helpfulness

Making OF Prohibition offers the greatest oppo
tuny human hepu1nes this country the present
inclined do things for the welfare of
fellow beings do nothing that will help people
by helping make practical of Prohibition No
expenditure of money do much lasting good for u
the establishing Proh
bton policy OF this nation No equal expenditure
time do much good for mankind devoted to
work Prohibition That this proven
this country the good done
here little compared the good that will be done by Pro-
hbton for all the word Prohibition succeeds in America
If sef-seekng selfsatsed that
nothing the good of Others will naturally be interested
in the Prohibition But if you broad unselhsh Chris
tan patricia modern good Samartayou will not fail to
help OF Prohibition America which the
only hope for a saloonless world.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-08-29
The Future Work of the Anti-Saloon League

Since July LIST the question is frequently asked what
th the AntSaoon League gone dy
Usually this question asked by persons unfamiliar with the Pro-
hbtion problem and the which led to the adoption OF
National Prohibition Sometimes however, preachers EDITORS
and others who presumed be ignorant of how Prohb
ton obtained in this country profess further need for
organized opposition the liquor traffic The chief thing lost sight
by such that the complete suppression of the liquor
traffic the ultimate object of the temperance forces and that tn
securing of Prohibition law only that end Before the
work OF the AntSaoon League things be done
which best and which only be done by this
organization.
-Four tasks which must be done in the immediate future, Ma
tona Prohibition succeed i'll America and eventually spread
the world emphasize the They
are:
|. To misinformaton concerning Prohibition.
D. To cooperate with public officials law enforcement
B. To help re-eect public officials who helped legislation
and the enforcement of Prohibition laws.
T. To help foreign their fight against alcoholism
that the above four tasks would be
done should be without the continued existence and activities
OF the AnSaoon League The liquor trafhc spending great
deal OF money through the press and otherwise circulating false
hoods about the Prohibition Without organization
such the AnSaoon League these sehoods would go
swered for lack OF funds facilities by individual
organization In other words with the liquor interests rakng
their special business publish aeoods there would be oreanx
cation making its special business these asehoods
the AntiSaloon League should disband
In many sections of the country the law will be fairly we'll
forced without any special help from dry organizations There
other sections where neither public officials
such that law enforcement be reasonably expected unless
the dry organizations State and national take the initiative and
compel obedience of the law.
Many members of the Legislature public
Gals other offices have incurred enmy OF the liquor traffic
will be defeated the elections unless they political
such be given them only by the dry organization
The anti-acoho fight in other dependent upon the
of the analcohol fight America To give the world the
benefit of Americas experience the Prohibition experiment in this
must be made More than that the fact that
be made known the people OF other countries
Without organization like the AniSaoon League this would
not be done well or quickly, if at ALL
No sincere conscientious friend of the Prohibition
deny that the future work the anquo forces should be done(
quickly and thoroughly possible No intelligent student OF
the Prohibition problem fail that these tasks will be
done left undreed individual interest and effort The Anti
Saloon League will dsband when done but until then
and continue the support OF
those whose cooperation personal and financial made past Victories
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-08-29
Public Cooperation vitality Important
(springfield Republican,

The state department justice depends local officers TO
enforce the law The Justice has
force inadequate compel observance OF the liquor laws and must
also depend largely the local officers Where the local
officers with District Attorneys and
the United States marshals task simple Where they do
cooperate the task is very difficult
For this district where is is said the
population quite generally OF sympathy with the Wartime
Prohibition the This will naturally lead
ultimately violate the liquor laws
Here's the opportunity the an-saloon forces They do
much by reporting violations gathering evidence
and making examples OF who violate these laws
The and federal asking this aid do
they need this time perhaps but in the OF other
of the general public with the officials vitality
important.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-08-29

OF the Prohibition law moral
problem OF 1t local. national and worldwide
problem proper largely dependent upon
churchgoing people about and do about
preacher He making
of his years work Suggest him that Prohibition enforce
be given the important place deserves his program for
pulpit personal public service during the coming year.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-08-29
Are Your Public Schools Ancient or Modern

above question by giving the your
and equipment The worth of what taught
there to the child decides whether your
schools the times of date Has it occurred
schools be absorbed with teaching
they will forget teach about modern
Why teachers include the facts about
18th and the Importance OF law obedience in lessons
American history and good citizenship?
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-08-29
Are You WILING to Help or Don't You Care?

Prohibition lost battle in broad daylight The liquor
except when shooting from ambush OF false
Read the
three suggestions how help spread the light of
community a little time and effort by who
interested OF Prohibition will do much to insure
fail and community fails nation fail
fails there be- hope for sober world
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-08-29
Discuss 1t With Your Local Editor

Local newspapers the most powerful social and political in
America Prohibition enforcement of the
social and political questions America Your local
valuable service your community than
using his paper strong public sentiment favor proper
enforcement Talk it with him.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-08-29

eved that beer necessary of their daily diet noticed that
they could do their work better and easier without alcoholic drinks
kind All these things already have and will continue
vince labor that Prohibition instead being calamity reality
a wonderful blessing
The laborng OF America will permit the liquor
traffic to be revived because they that they better off
with Prohibition.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
PACIUS >AIRIUS KALTINA
w NEGAVIMA LAISVES.
Tai jau tiesiog neglrdetas
daiktas.

Londonas, Spal. 24.-Angli-
jos parlamente vice-grafas
French, AirijOS generals gu
bernatoriuS, paGius airius kal-
tina. kad jie ligSiol negave sa-
vyvaldoS, taigi IL laisv6s.
Sake, visQpirma atrial tarp
saves nesugyvena venybtje il
nesutinka troSkimais. Antra.
jie viSoj Salyj kelia betvarke
pakildami prizes Salies vyriau-
Sybe.
French sake, jog Anglia
nori duoti Airijai savyvalda,
patenkinti visas airiQ klesas.
Bet pirm to nori toj Salyj pra-
vesti reikalinga tvarka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
$vENTASIS TEVAS !
MOTERIS..
RAGINA JAS KUKLIAI
REDYTIES.
Pataria risties sajungon
prizes nepadoruma.

Rymas, spal. "A. Nanny
zidinyj moteris yra karalie-
ne" pasak6 sventasis Ttvas
Benediktas spaliQ %, atsaky-
damaS j moterQ unijos inteik-
tQ Jam kalbq. PopeziuS pazy-
nGjo, jog laikQ atmaina dave
moterei priedermes IT. teiSeS,
kokiu jinai netur6jo praeitais
metaSimGiais. Ir padidino jos
vekimo dirvq. Bet tas nedarO
skirtumo vyro opinijoje If jos
negaIi, turint omendje. jos
augStq paSaukimq, atSklrti
nuo Seimynos, kas yra jos pri-
gimtaS centras.
"Katalik& moteriS," kalbd-
10 SventaSiS TGvaS, "apart
jausmo apie Savo priedermoS
butt dora, privalo jausti turin
ii priederme veikti if prizes ne
padoruS Savo parddus, katrle
yra Sugedimo ver>m6. Pado-
rus paradai tegu dabina krik-
SGFionc moteri.' -
SventaSiS Tivas stipriai IA
gino sutverti katalikiQ mote,
~ SqjungQ kovoti prizes nepa-
doruS motcrQ par6dus. Mote,
rvs turGtu apdrausti ne tik
savo vaikus nuO nepadorQ pa
ridu. bet nckuomet nelsileisti
i Savo namuS nepadoriai apsi-
taiSuSiQ.
"MeS piInai tiEime, kad ka-
taIikai ttvai, vyrai IT. broIiaj
piInai paremS moteris toj drq,
sioj kovoj," paSak6 popeziuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
KONFERENC|JA VEDA
KAP|TALAS SU
PUBL|KA.
DARBO ATSTOVAI, TUR-
BUT, JAU NEsUGRYz.
Nera kas ten veikti
darbininkams.

Washington, spal. "A. - Is
induStriiin6s konferencijos IS
G.iuS darbo atStovams, buyO
manoma, jog konferencija su
tuomi IL pabaigS savo dienaS.
TeGiauS prailginta jai gyve-
nimas. Tuo tikslu Gm6 darbuo-
ties pats prezidentas Wilso-
mas. Jis pasiunta raStq paslll-
kuSiomS kapitaIo ir publlkos
grupGms.
PrezidentaS abidvi grupi
paskatinO ir toliaus darbuo-
ties. Pagaminti taikai indu-
striioSe programq il paskui
paduoti perziurdti darbo at
StOVamS.
Bet vargiai pagamintq pro-
grama darbas priin's ir var-
giai * to pasidziaugs Sails.
Mes visQpirma kapitalas
grieztai atsisallo pripaziTfti Or
ganizuotq darbQ if su anuo
turGti ka norS bendra.
Kad taip yra, tad reiSkia,
jog ir darbas su kapitalu turi
lygiomis apSieiti ir gyventi
InuoIatiniuoSe barniuose If ne
sutikimuose.
Kaptalas Siandie taip stato-
81, tarytum, jis gyventQ vidur-
iamziaiS, kuomet paSaulyJ
SiautG darbininkams verglja
If priespauda.
Nezinia kaip ilgai konferuos
kapitaIas su publika. Pasako-
jana, jog abidvi grupds pa
IkrikS. Mes n6ra svarbiausio
faktoriaus-darbo.
Ir tik vienas Dievas Zinc,
kas gales but toliaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
Musiai Seka Petrogrado
Apylinkese
SAKO, ESTAI GELBSTI
YUDENIGUI.
Musiai seka aplink
Petrograda.

Revelis, spaI. 24.-Siaurva-
karine rusQ arba Yudenico ar
mia siandie kovoja su boise
vikais iSilgai gelezinkelio Mar
va, Gatcina il Krasnoje Sielo.
Gi isiIgai juriQ pakrasGiQ pa
zangiuoja estai ir ingrial.
.Abiejq Situ kariuomeniQ sta
bal darbuojasi bendrai.
Stipriausios Yudenico spe-
kos sukoncentruotos aplink
Krasnoje Sielo. Ten rusal
saugojasi, kad kartais bolsevi-
kai neuzeitu jiems is uzpaka-
lilo. Mes tuomet niekais nu-
IeitQ visa ekSpedicija.
Estu generalio Stabo virsi-
ninkas, gen. Scots, tvirtlna,
Ikad YudeniGo kariuomen6 ne
gall pazangiuoti ant Petro-
grado pirmiau, kol estai su in
griais neapdraus gelezinkefio
tarpe Krasnaja Gorka ir Lu-
gOvO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
BOLSEVIKAI TURF
"TANKAS."
Kolcako kareiviai sunaikine
daug jaw.

Londonas, spal. a. - Boil
Sevikai bevieliu telegraph IS
Maskvos praneSa, jog Petro-
gradq ginti sutraukta skalt-
lingi burial valstieciQ is ap-
Iinkiniu sodziQ. Is jQ sudaro-
mi atskiri pulkai. Tarpe walls
tieGGiQ esama daug il moterQ.
Toliaus sakoma, jog admiro-
10 KolGako kariuomen6 atsl-
mezdama ! Petropavlovska pa
keliuje sunaikinusi apie
100000 tonQ naujai suvalytQ
jaw.
Paskiau is Maskvos pra-
nesta, jog bolsevikai pirmu
kartu dme naudoties "tanko-
mis-" padirbdintomis Petro-
grade. "TankQ" pasirodymas
musiu fronte tarpe bolsevikp
kareiviQ sukeles neapsakoma
entuzijazma. Su tankQ' pa
gelba paimta nelaisven daus
gen. YudeniGo kareiviq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
AR BUS ANGLEKASIU
STREIKAS?
Gal siandie paaiskes tas
klausimas.

Washington, Spal. 24.-An-
@lekaSiu il anSIekaSyklQ kOm-
pani.iu at>tOvQ kOnferenciJoJe
pirmininkauja Darbo Sekreto-
riuS Wilson. M6gina !iS tai
KNIT abidvi pusi.
Vakar voS nepairo kOnferen-
ella. DarbininkQ atstovai stO-
Vi uZ Savo reikalavimuS. KOm-
panijoS neSutinka.
EoS-ne-vos prikalbinta an
gIekaSiu atstovus dar If Sian
die kOnferuoti. Jei Siandie ne
pavykS Sutaikinti, anglekasiQ
>treikaS bus neiSvengtinaS.
AnglekaSiai svarbiausia sto-
vi uz 5 dienas darbo Savait6je,
s valandas dS:bo dienoje il
didesne uzmokesti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
NAUJAS KRIz|S
ANGL|JOJE.

Londonas, Spal. 2+.-Angli-
joje pakilo naujas krizis. siuo
kartu paliesta patti vyriausy-
be. Parlamentas atmet6 Wy
riausyb6s sumanyma, atkreip-
ta prizes svetimSalius styrinin-
kus. Tad tuo keliu isreikSta
kaipir nepasitik6jimas kabi-
netu.
Vyriausybei palieka tik du
iSS6jimu: arba tuojaus rezig-
nuoti premjerui Lloyd George
su kabinetu arba paleisti par
lamentq. Matyt, vyriausybd
pavartos antraia priemone.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
AUSTRIA OFICIJALIAI
PASKELBTA RES
PUBLIKA.

Vienna, Spal. "A. - LigSio1
nauja AuStrijos vieSpatiia bu,
vo vadinama "vokiSkoji Aus,
trija."
Dabar gi AuStriioS nacijo.
nails suSirinkimas oficijalia1
tq pavadinimq pamaind vardu
"AuStrijos reSpublika."
Taigi nuo Siol Jau negyvuoS
vokiSkoji Austria.
Tam pamainymui smarkiai
pricSinosi Susirinkime pam
germany partijos atStovai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
LATVIAI ATSIEME DU
MIESTELIU.
Jiems duoda pagelba anglu
kares LAVAL.

Liepoja, spal. 24.-IS Rygos
praneSama, jog latviu kariuo-
meme pazangiuoja is Duna-
munde ir Boldera.
Dunamunde yra didel6 sala
pietuose nuo Rygos. Ta sala
turi uzGme latviai.
Latviai taippat savO ranko-
So turi ir visuS titus skersai
Dauguvos.
Latviams veikti pagelbsti 6
angIu If 2 prancuzQ karts lal-
val.
Anot depeSQ, vokieciu-rusQ
.kariuomcn6s vadaS, pulk.
Avalov-Bermondt, par6des pa
.Saukti kards tarnybon visus
.militarinio amziaus latvius Vi
.sose jo uzimtose teritorijose.
Buves vokieciQ komendan-
tas Prekulne, kur yra Svarbus
.gelezinkeliQ susibegimas, ne
pertoliausia nuo Liepojos, pa
skelb6, jog jis apirube paimas
savo miIitarin6n kontrol6n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
FORMALE RATIFIKACIJA
SUTARTIES.
Ivyksianti spaliQ 80 d.

Paryzius, >pul. 2+-Cia pa
Sakojama, jog formaI@ hendra
ratirikaciia taIkininEQ taikoS
sutartieS 81 Vokietiia Gia
ivyksianti ~paIiQ 30 dienQ.
PaSkui pradius deSimGiai die
M ivyk>iq> pirmaSi> tautQ
<aiunyo> at~tovQ Su~rinkimaS.
ProncuzQ uzSieniQ reikalQ
ori>e aiSkinama, jog ratifika-
Vino atidtliojimaS pakenESlQS
taIkininkQ reikalamS. NeS tau
tn SQjunga turi pa>kirti visa
ellie ivairiQ komiSijQ. kurlomS
bus paye>ta priziur1ti, kad SUI
tartiS butV piIdytina vlSalS
ZviIgSniai>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
TALKININKAI NUSILEIDO
RUMUNIJAI.

Paryzius, spal. "a. Rumu-
Mia kituomet buvo atsisakius
pasiraSyti po taikos sutartimi,
padaryta su Austria, mes toje
sutartyje Austrijoje nebuvo
apdrausta mazQju tautQ teises.
Talkininkai nusileido Ru-
munijai. Sutartyje pazymes
apie apdraudima mazQmq. lr
Rumunijos atstovai pasirasys
DO sutartimi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
LIETUV|AI NQGALEJ0 RUSUS LIETUv0JE
BELGU KARDINoLAs
MIESTE MOLINE.
Kardinola pasitinka tukstan.
ciai belgV.

Moline, ILL.,, spal. "A. va
kar Gia pravaziuodamas ! ST.
Louis su>tojo belgu kardino-
las Mercier. Keli tukStanGiai
belgQ iSkilmingai pasitiko il
paSveikino garbingq sveciq.
KardinolaS paSventino ker-
TIM akmeni naujai Statomai
SvcnGiauSios Strides hazny.
Giai.
Vakare 10 Eminencija buvC
mieSte Peoria. Tenai buvo su,
rengtaS milziniSkaS susirinki,
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
PRANE$AMA, LENfNAS
PA|MTAS NELAISvEN.

Honolulu, spal. "a. : Vie
tos uoste stovintis japonu gar
Iaivis Tenyo Maru pagavo me-
zinia is kur pasiQsta bevieliu
telegraph depesa. Sakoma, jog
rusq bolSevikQ valdzios galva
Nikolai Lenin papuoles prizes
bolSevilzQ nelaisven.
Tai viskas, kas yra pasa-
kyta depesoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
Painta daugelis armotQ
ir amunicijos
Wig. al jau atsigaus iSblas-
kYtl rusai
DIDELIS LIETUVIU ARMIJOS LAIMEJIMAS.

COPENHAGEN, spal. 24.-Vietos Lietuvos pasuntnyste
gavo in3nu ziaIu Kauno, lakros LietuVos sostnes
Pranesan2a og ties SaloGais Brisch (turbut BrzQ) ap
srity euvu karuomen9 plnai veke r nugaeSo rusu ka
ruonene kur:ai vadovavo pul1ininkas Vierkohc
Ietuv;ans teko daug rusQ arnot amunlclJos If Vso-
kiOs k2r6s meialagOs.
Pazyrnima Jog Verkolco kareivia megno sudegint mle
se Bet neSuspeo padayt Mes kuomet hetuVlai smoge
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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-25
NAUJAS ANGLIJOS UzRU
BENNY REIKALU
MINISTER'S.

Londonas, spal. 25. - Lig-
SioI Anglijos uzrubeziniQ rel;
kalq ministeriu buvo Arthur
J. Balfour. Dabar jo vieta W
6m6 lordas Curzon. Gi Bal
four paskirtas lordu prezi-
dentu valstyb6s taryboJe.