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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-09
ORANGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Machia were
called to Barre last week by the death
of their brother. in-law, w. +. Smith
Miss Gladys Richardson of TiIton, n.
H., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. g. Richardson.
Charles Wood and son of Somerville,
Mass, are guests of Mrs. Woods sisters,
Mrs. II. r. Whitcomb and Mrs L. G..
Richardson.
Charles Chslifoux is a guest of his
sister, Mrs. George Forrend
Mr.. and Mrs. Young and family from
New Hampshire made short visit re-
Gently at B. l.. Richardson's. Mrs. Young
was formerly Miss Mabel Farwell of
this place
B. J. Dunkling and family Of St. Al
bans called at f. c. Boards Friday.
Mrs. Daniel VIM of New Hampshire
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. C. o. Peake.
Mrs. L. o. Curtis has been at home
for week from taking care of her
mother in Marshfeld.
Mrs. T. NJ. Aiken visited her parents in
Walden Tuesday of last week.
There was reunion of the Eastman
family at l.. r. Eastman's the Fourth
Miss Dorothy Cochran of Plainfeld
visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman Chamberlin, last week
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Emerson and Mr..
and Mrs 4. L. Flanders were in Wood
bury Sunday.
Herbert Farnham and sons of Barnet
visited over the Fourth at E. D. Emer-
sons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-09

81 Trimmed cars. Dumont, IS; I'd,
stage coach, So. Horribles, Mrs Story,
LIST, $40; I'd, Mrs. Elizabeth Bixby, 81;
Sd, Allie Davis, So; 4th Ray Arbuckle,
SO. The baseball game between the
Chelsea team and the Mortified team
was almost an errorless game and was
very interesting from start to finish.
Northfield carried off the honor with
score of to 2. Lyle r. Beckwith UNI
pired the game. The movies, fireworks
and dance were all pronounced to be fine
and were largely attended Music for
the pictures and dance was furnished by
the Chelsea opera house orchestra
Lieut.. John w Sprague, paymaster on
the u. S. S. Powhatan, took run up
to Vermont for a 4S-hour visit to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs William H.
Sprague, over the 4th, while his boat was
lying at anchor in Charleston harbor,
s. G., he having just returned from his
18th trip across the Atlantic since No
vember, 1917. The Powhatan, which has
a capacity of 5000 troops and compile
ment of 500 officers and men, was for
merly the German steamship Hamburg
and was commissioned as a u. S. trans
port on Aug. 10, 1917, and has a splendid
record as a transport during and subse
quent to hostilities. Her history as
German vessel chronicles the unique and
distinguished honor of carrying as pas
senger Theodore Roosevelt on his ia
nous trip to Africa and also the marked
distinction of carrying as passenger
the ex-kaiser on a trip to the Holy
Land. Lieut.. Sprague left for Charleston
on the night train Friday, expecting to
arrive in Charleston early Monday morn
ing and expecting also to sail for Rotter-
dam, Holland, Monday noon, July T. On
this trip the Powhatan is scheduled to
carry 5000 Germans for deportation,
who have been interned in the South
during the past year. He was accom-
panied on his trip to Vermont by Miss
Winifred T.. Queeney Of New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray f. Titus of Clare
mont, n. H., returned to their home
Sunday afternoon after having been
guests of the formers father, Frank j.
Titus, for few days.
Regardless of the extreme hot wealth
er last week, work on the foundation of
the new Masonic block progressed finely
under the supervision of Contractor Jo-
seph Knight of South Royalton
Manager Joseph X Darling of the To-
cal baseball team arranged fine game
with the local team from Bradford last
Saturday afternoon, The game, while
not without some errors, was interesting
from start to finish and was won by the
visiting team with score of 9 to g.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-09
NORTH CALAIS

Alfred Goodell returned recently from
the hospital, where he has been for an
operation and treatment.
c. II. Stackpole of Montpelier was in
town Wednesday.
w. +. Scribner was in Woodbury. sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Young were in
Montpelier recently.
Mrs. Leroy Jackman is in Maine TO
visit her father.
Mrs. Levi Ainsworth and daughter,
Miss 0rphs, of Montpelier were Sunday
visitors at the home of her brother,
Wright Conner.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hill were in Mont
pelier Saturday.
w. F. Ainsworth of Montpelier was a
recent visitor in town
Mr. and Mrs George Sanders and Miss
Ellen Sanders Of Berlin, Mr. and Mrs.
John +. Hatch, Helen and Harold Hatch
of Buffalo, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Celley,
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Boardman, Harold
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-09

Boardmau, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Henry,
Robert and Arthur Henry, Mrs. Inez Da-
Wis, Lewis Delary, of Mortified; Mrs.
d. A. Weber of Lowell, Mass, were I'M
camp few days recently at Lake Nell.
son.
H. H. Carr of Wrightsville was in town
a few days last week to cut the hay on
the farm which he recently purchased of
]. w Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Scribner and
Charles Seribner, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bates, +. w. Cate and George Cate, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank HILL Ralph Hill, Miles
Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Daley
and daughter, Miss Georgia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Azel Sloan, A. G. Daley and son, Clyde,
and Mrs. Rose Saunders were in Barre
Friday to attend the celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson of Nor
risyille, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lawson Of
Elmore, Mrs Pearl Slayton and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Slayton and
son. Roy, Of Maple Corner and George
White spent Saturday at the home Of
Dennis Lawson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-09
MORTIFIED

Mrs NJ NJ. Curtis, who has been
visiting the past two weeks with rela-
tives in STAFFORD returned home Thurs
day.
Misses Agnes Flood and Margaret All
ken were in Bratteboro over the Fourth,
the guests of the formers brother and
family.
Mrs. William Buzzell Of Akron, o., ar
rived in town last week and will spend
part of the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Katherine Garvey.
Gerald Donahue of Quincy, Mass, is
at the home of his parents, Chief of Pc.
lice and Mrs j. NJ. Donahue.
Prof. and Mrs. c. V, Woodbury. and
children went to STAFFORD last week for
the summer. Prof. Woodbury. conducts
services in the Congregational church in
that place during the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bancroft Of New
port spent few days in town with
friends last week. Mrs. Bancroft will be
pleasantly remembered as Abbie Baker,
and her many friends were pleased to
see her in town once more.
Mrs. Della j. Gowdy, who has been
spending the past year in town at the
home Of Mrs. M. NJ Curtis on Cross
street, left last week for Baldwinsville,
Mass, where she will spend the summer
with her cousin, Miss Lizzie Cady.
Mrs, Hattie Richmond. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Charles Newell
has returned to her home in Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. w. C. Cotton, son, FAIRY and
daughter, Esther, of Montpelier, were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs f.
T. Parsons last week.
Roy Rogers was visitor in town last
week He has recently received his dis
charge from the y, s. army and returned
from Washington, d. c., where he has
been located for several months. Mr.
Rogers was formerly with the U. s.
weather bureau in Mortified and is now
in the government employ, going from
here to the u. S. weather bureau station
in Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sawyer, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Eddie, George Cross and Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn Hill enjoyed trip to
Malletts Bay last week
Miss Adele McConnachie, teacher in
the public schools in Springfield, Mass
is spending her summer vacation in town
with her aunt, Mrs. Charles A. Plumley
The many friends in Mortified OF
Miss Hannah Harvey will be pleased to
know that she is much improved in
health. Miss Harvey was formerly en-
ployed in the office of Phillips & Slack
Granite Co., and went to Denver, COL
few weeks ago on account of her
health. She has accepted position and
commenced work.
Miss Nellie Scampini of Barre was the
guest of Miss Josephine CALI over Sun.
day.
Miss Margaret Doyle, who was at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Doyle
over the 4th, has returned to Boston.
Perley w. Davis and son, Robert, OF
Worcester, Mass, have been visiting at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. w. DAVIS. Master Robert will remain
in town for the present with relatives.
Miss Mae Herlihy of Exeter, Mass, is
spending a ten-day vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Herlihy.
William Kingston, who has been
spending two weeks at his home in town
has returned to his work in Quincy
Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-09

on Tuesday returned to their home. Mr..
Bryant is now employed in an automo-
bile mandatory.
Mrs. Harrison Richardson underwent
serious operation at the sanatorium
on Tuesday, for the removal of a malig-
nant trouble. She passed through the OPP
Grafton successfully and it is expected
will rally from the same. Her sister,
Mrs. Merton Richardson, and her other
relatives were here for the day.
Mrs. Lyndon Thomas came from Sal
isbury on Monday for a few days with
her mother, Mrs. e. S. Fairbanks, who
has also for a guest, her little grand
daughter, Laurel Fairbanks, from Hyde
Park, Mass.
Fern Rebekah lodge held its annual
meeting on Tuesday night with the reg
ular business. Plans are made for the
initiation Of candidates the 22d of the
month at the regular meeting, which
falls on that date.
Mrs. Brewster, the mother Of Mrs.
LOOMS. who recently moved here into
the Kellogg house, has been quite i'll this
week, and under the care of trained
nurse, Miss Nellie Billings. Mrs. Brew
ster, in addition to her usual i'll health,
has been suffering from bronchial trou-
Bile, which has made her quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen expect to
move into their tenement in the house
known as the Cooling house on Randolph
avenue South Main street, the first of
next month, which viii bring him nearer
his business. They have lived for several
years in the house of Clinton Adams on
South Main street, near the Brigham
creamery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-09
CORINTH
Graniteville Woman Had Collar Bon'
and Several Ribs Broken in Accident.

On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs John Smith
and baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Smith and
daughter, Edna, Of Graniteville, met with
an accident when near William Mar
shall's Something seemed suddenly to
90 wrong with their auto and it turned
turtle. Mrs. John Smith had collar
bone and several ribs broken; Allen
Smith had one foot injured, but the rest
of the party were uninjured. They were
taken to their cousins, Murdo Mcleod,
which was the place of their destina-
ton DR.. Marshall was summoned and
attended to their injuries and by his
advice Ben Goodrich conveyed them to
their homes.
Edwin Hunt of Concord, n H., spent
the 4th with his mother, Mrs. A. b. Com
stock, at D. c. Cookies.
Mrs. Charles VI. Hutton of Montreal,
P. O., is a guest of her nephew, Frank
]. Hutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Chalmers and
Mrs. T. j. Hutton were in Bridgewater
last Sunday to visit Mrs. Hutton's broth
er, Ebert Stevens. Her mother, Mrs
Hannah Stevens, SO years old, accom-
panied them home to spend the summer
with her daughter.
Wallace Chalmers has new span Of
horses
The Red Cross have 80 layettes TO
make. They need the help of every
member and anyone else who viii assist.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-09

"Joe" Fifeld, Mr.. Dobie and Mr.. Madi-
gan, all of whom have been in service
for several months, have returned and
have been discharged. Mr.. Madigan
stopped over at some point on the way
to visit friends, and the other two have
come here to remain at present.
Miss Edith Abbott of New York City
is in town for few days with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs c. d. Sanborn.
Mrs. w. D. Hamilton, guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Flint, re
turned to her home in West Hartford on
Monday night, where they are located at
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryant of Ames-
bury, Mass, with their children, have
been the guests of Mr.. Bryant's mother,
Mrs. Fred Bryant, for several days, and
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
AIRIJOS REIKALAI EINA
PIRMYN.
Prezidentas de Valera vazine-
ja SUI kalbomis.

New York, liepos 4. = Ne,
pripazintos Airijos respubli,
kos prezidentas apvazinejc
svarbesniuosius miestus Nau-
joje Anglijoje. Sake prakal-
bas. Visur tur6jo didelius pa
sisekimus.
New Hampshire valstijos
gubernatorius Bartlett pref,
denta de Valera oficijaliai prl-
6m6. 10 pagerbimui buvo SUI
rengtas oficijalis pokylis.
Tai pirmutin6 Sios Sales
valstfia oficijaliai pripazlno
Airijps respublika, pagerbda-
ma tAs respublikos prezidentq'
De Valera SioJ salyJ manas
uztrqkti kolliuo du menesiu
arba il ilgiau su propaganda,
Jis mano paSlmatyu Su prezi-
dentq Wilsonu.
Jei Airijos reikalams Sios
Sales zmon6s visur taip i%ie-
lankiautu, kaip yra buve Maui
jojoj Anglijoj, tvirtina airiq
vadai, tuomet airiQ tauta
igysianti didele uzuojautq.
Tuomet Airija tikrai gausianti
laisve If nepriklausomybe.
Pats de Valera tvirtina, jog,
kaip pramatoma, Anglia cia
pradesianti propaganda prizes
Au4ja. Tam tiksiui pavarto-
SAINT niliionus. Kar6s metu,
sake de Valera, Anglia Ella is
leidusi milijonus savo pro-
pagandai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
TAIKOS SUTARTIS NEPA.
DARO I AUsTRUs IN
TEKMES.
Visi pramato nauja kare.

Vienna, liepos, 3. - Cia tie
Siog nieko nedaroma ir neat
kreipiama didelGs domOs i tai
kos sutarti, kOkiQ talkminkai
gamma AuStrijai. Mes visi Y
ia nuomon6s, jog po Sios kares
taika neilgai gyvuoSianti. Eu-
ropoje pakilsianti kur-kas
baisesni kar6 ir busiQs bal
sesnis zmoniu iSnaikinimas.
SenosioS Austrijos- Ungari-
jos vyriauSyb6s buvusieji val
dininkai tvirtina, jog ateity-
.ie kara butQ buvus iSvengtina
gal Tx tuOmet, jei taika butQ
buvuS padaryta sulig prezl-
dento WiIsono paskelbtQ prin-
cipQ.
Bet kadangi tas neivyko,
tad nieko gera negalima tik6-
ties.
Spauda prieSinga sutarciai.
Cia visu politikiniu pakrai-
.pp spauda tvirtina, jog taikos
sqlygos yra didziai neteisin-
COS. Talkininkai Vokietija pa
ved6 Prancuzijos vergiion. Vo-
kieGiai visais laikais meglns
pasiliuosuoti is tos verglJOs. lr
nebus ramyb6s.
LaikraStis ReichpOst raso,
kad siandie vokieciai yra lab
iausia suvarzyta tauta. Tos
tautos pirmasis zygis bus deti
pastangas paGiai pasiliuosuotl
ir paliuosuoti kitas tautas,
Siandie velkanGias Anglijos
junga.
Kitas laikraStis pazymi, jog
Sioje karaje daugiausia laime-
jo kapitalistai If jq visa siste-
ma.
Sake, Siandie Anglia If A
merika yra absoliutes Waldo
YES SimtQ milijonu zmoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
PR1NCAs APLANKEs sAVo
sEIMYNA. .
Tuo aiskinama jo pabegimas.

Paryzius, liepos 4. cia
sgauta ziniq, jog Vokietijos
buves sosto ipedinis andai bu.
YES apleides Olandija ir ap
lankes> savo Seimyna Potsda-
me. Trumpai jis ten buVes.
Buves nuvaziaves automobi-
liu.
Tad, sakoma, is to ir paki-
lusios zinios .apie jo pabegi-
ma Vokietijon.
Matyt, kad tie, katrie buyo
paskleide neteisinga zinia, da-
bar megina ana atitaisyti dar;
neteisingesnemis ir zioplesne-
mis- ziniomis.
Kas Gia gall tiketi, kad
princas butu aplankes Potsda-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
GAL VEIKIAI BUS AT
NAUJINTA PREKYBA
SU VOKIETIJA.
Tam tikslui reikalinga sutar-
ties ratifikacija.

Washington liepos 4. = &C.
neralis prokuroras Palmer
praneS6, kad gal veikiai bu,
sias panaiEintas uzdraudimas
tureti susinesimus su Vok:rti-
ia ir su ia vesti .prekyba,
kaip yra buvus pirm karas.
Tam tikslui pirmiausia yra
reikalinga taikos sutarties re-
lfikacija.
Palmer oazymejo, jog Suv.
Valstijose d..mobilizaciia apie
kuria dauge.is Siaudie indo-
mauja, pasiba; ,'sianti tx tuo-
met, kuomet tarnyboje palik-
sia tik tick kareiviu, kick kon-
gresas uzgyres palaikyti po
sios kar6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
keistu nuomoniavimu.

keistu nuomoniavimu.
Jis ir kit mano, kad ta
klausima taikos reilIale galu-
tinai iSriSiqs prezidentas. Mes
jei Sails padar6 sutartl su
prieSininku ir tq sutarti abb
pusi. patvirtino, reiSlia jau i
vyko taika. Ir apie tQ negali
but kitokiu nuomoniQ.
Pasirenges pamesti partija.
Senatorius Brandegee is
Connecticut valstijos siandie
skaitosi didziausias tautQ sa-
jungos prieSininkas.
Prizes senatoriQ Brandegee
nublanksta net senatorius Bo-
rah If visi kit, katrie Siandie
nepasekmingai kariauja prizes
tautQ sajunga.
Brandegee yra republiko
mas. Jis ana dienq kalbedamas
pazym6jo, kad jei republikonq
senatoriq didziuma balsuo-
sianti uz tautq sajunga il
taip pasielgsianti, kaip prezi-
dento norma, jis su tue mo-
mentu isstojas is republikonq
partijos.
Mes tai butq didziausias nu-
sizengimas, sake jis, prizes A
merikos nepriklausomybe
prizes veliava if prizes viska,
kas tll yra amerlkonlska.
10 nuomone, tautq sajunga
suvarzys Suv. Valstijq saw.
tuna, laisve, mes saliai prisieis
visuomet maisyties j Europos
reikalus.
Sake, Amerika gall atlikti
didelius zmoniskumog darbus
.zziuredama tik nuosavq reika-
.lu, bet nesimaisydama sveti-
.mq saliQ politikon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05

Reikia manyti, kad TRIUMPH
laiku tall1ininkai inns tarties ir
apie Lietuvos likimq, jei jau
Rusijos rubeziai palieciami.
Lietuva Siandie turi du di-
dziausiuoju priesininku. Tai
Russia ir Lenkija. Manoma,
tas pat Maklakoyas stos prizes
Lietuvos laisve ir nepriklauso-
mybe.
Gal lenkai atvirai ir nesi-
prieSins Lietuvos laisvei. Bet
jie, be abejones, des pastan-
gas pasisavinti zymias Lietn-
vos dalis.
Lietuviams reikia but pasi-
ruosusiems sutikti daugell
nemalonumq nuo savo prize
Sininkq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
sUTARTIs S. vALsTIJU sU
ANGLIA IR PRAN-
CUZIJA.

Paryzius, liepos 4. Pran=
cuzijos uzsieniq reikalu Off
sas paskelbe turin sutarties,
padarytos Suv. Valstijq su
Anglia If Prancuzija su tikslu
pastaraja apsaugoti nuo vo-
kieGiq netiketo uzpuolimo.
Ia sutartis yra reikalinga
patvirtinimo Anglijos ir Suv.
Valstijq.
sutartimi Anglia If Suv.
Valstijos intikina Prancuzija,
kad jei prizes. ja megintQ pa
kilt vokieeiai, tuomet jai pa
gelbon ateitq amos salys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
PREZIDENTAS NEsUSTOS
NEW YORKE.
Is Hoboken keliaus tiesiog Wa
shingtonan.

New York, liepos +. = Nuo
garlaivio George Washington,
kuriuomi nparkeliauja prezi-
dentas Wilsonas, gauta ziniQ,
kad prezidentas nesustosias
New Yorke, kaip pirmiau bu-
vo manoma. Bet is Hobokeno
keliausias tuojaus Washingto-
nan.
Tad jo pirma viesoji kalba
busianti Washingtone. Tai
busias nuodugnus kongresui
praneSimas apie padaryta tai
ka su Vokietija.
Sakoma, prezidentas parei-
kalausias, kad taillos sutartis
be jokiQ pataisymq butq pri-
imta ir pripazinta.
George Washington New
Yorko pakraScius pasieksias
ateinanti pirmadieni.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
KINAI PASIRASYSIA PO
AUSTRIJOS SUTARTIMI.

Paryzius, 1iepos 4. = Kini-
jos atstovai Associated Press
koreSpondentui pranes6, jog
jie, turbut, pasirasysia po tai
kos sutartimi su Austria. Mes
toj sutartyj nepalieciami Ri
MICS reikalai.
Nereiksia jiems padeti pa
raSq po sutartimis, padaryto-
mis- su IFurkija il Bulgaria.,
Mes SUI tom Salim jie neka-
riavo.
Kaip zinoma, kinai atstovai
nepasiras9 po sutartimi su
Vokietija. Visgi nusprend6 il
tolesniai dalyvauti taikos kon-
ferencijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
HINDENBURGAS PASI-
RENGEs MIRTT.
Tas nebutu garbinga talkinin-
kams.

Berlynas, liepOS 3. - Field
marSaIas Won Hindenburgas,
kurS birzeliO % d. rezignavo
* generalio Stabo virSininko
vietoS, paSak6 j apIankiu-
stems GoettingenO StudentamS
$tai kQ:
"Jei muSQ prieSininkai pa
geidauja Senq zmogQ, kokiuo
as esu, kurS pildziau Savo pa
reigaS, pastatyti prize sienos,
jie gall name tur6ti. TOkiuo
savo pasielgimu jie gall dar
labjaus save pazeminti".
Hindenburgas taip kalb6jo
militarin9j Stovykloj Kolberge,
Pomeranijoj.
Naujas stabo Virsininkas.
Vietoje pasitraukusiO Hin
denburgo generalio Stabo vir-
$ininku paskirtas gen. Won
Seeckt.
Is generalio Stabo sQstato
pasitrauk6 generOlu Winter
feldt If Wrisberg.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
PramatOma nauja kare
Europoje
VOKIECIAI VEIKIAI RATI-
FIKUoS SUTARTI.
Jiems svarbu, kad talkininkai
pertrauktu blokada.

Paryzius, liepos 3. - Vo-
kieciQ valdzia praneS6 talki-
ninkamS, kad ateinanGiq Sa-
waite vokieGiai ratifikuoSiQ
taikos Sutarti.
Sutarti ratifikuoti vokie-
Giams yra labai svarbuS daik-
taS. Jie pageidauja, kad tai
kininkai kuOveikiaus panai-
kintQ blokadQ aplink VOkieti-
iQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
BEsARABIJA GINA MA
KLAKOVAS.
Jis reikalauja ten plebiscito.

Paryzius, liepos 4. Ana
diena taikos konferencijos ia
ryba svarste Besarabijos liki-
ma. Buvo pakviesta Rusijos
ambasadorius Prancuzijoje
Maklakov If Rumunijos prem
jeras Bratiano.
Maklakov astral pliesinosi,
kad Besarabija butQ' prijung-
ta prie Rumunijos. Jis sake,
kad Besarabijoje didziuma gy-
ventoju yra rusai. Taip buve
pirm Sios kar6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
sPARTAKAI IsMUsTI Is
HAMBURGo.
valdzios kariuomene uzeme
miesta.

Londonas, liepos 8. Spar
takai (vokieeip bolseyikai) per
visa savaite valde If teroriza-
vo Hamburga.
Bet liepos 1 diena juos is
miesto ismusa Eberto pasipsta
kariuomene kuriai yadovauja
gen. Lettow-V Vorbeg.
Kariuomene miesta uzemtlsi
be dideliu musiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
ANGLIJOJE PASKELBTA
TAXA.
Tas atlikta senobiniu budu.

Londonas, liepos 3. - Ang-
lijos karalius paskelb6 pro
klemacija, jog Anglia su Vo-
kietija pabaigusios kare, pa
darusios taikos sutarti If Sian
die tarp abiejp SaliQ gy7uo-
janti taika.
Karaliaus proklemacija Gia
paskelbta senobiniu budu,
Geraldai su triubomis apvazia-
vo miesta If paskirtose vietose
buvo skaitoma taikos prokle-
macija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
PANAIKINTA CENZURA A
MERIKONIsKOJ AR
MIJOJ.

Paryzius, liepos 3. - Anne,
rikoniSkoj militarin6j stovy-
kloj gen. Pershingas paskelbe,
kad visokia militarin6 cenzu-
IA panaikinama.
Visokie laiSkai If rastai,
siunGiami kareiviq If karei-
viams tolesniai nebus cenzu-
ruojami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
PRANCUZTJA ms ANGLIU
CIA.

Paryzius, iepos 8. = Pran-
cuzijos vyriausybe nusprende
Simet is Suv. yalstijp impor-
tuoti milijona tonq angliQ.
Prancuzija Siandie negali
uztektinai angliq gauti is An
gIiios.< Anglijai paciai reika-
lingos anglys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
HOOVER PASITRAUKE rs
PIRMININKO VIEToS.
Jo vieta uzeme julius Barnes.


New York, liepos 8. - Suv.
Valstijq jaw korporacijos
bordo (tarybos) pirmininku
ligsiol buvo zinomas Sales
maisto ADMINISTRATORS Ho-
over.
Ana diena jis rezignavo il I!
tos vietos. Pirmininku paliko
to bordo direktorius Barnes
Pranesama, jog Hoover ux
.poros menesiq sugrysias IS
Europos If pasitrauksias Is
viesojo gyveni1no.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
DEL MAISTO ITALAI KE-
LA RIAUSES.
PleSia ir naikina maisto krau-
tuves.

Forli, Italia, liepos 3. -Po
skaitlingo susirinkimo liepos
l. diena, po pasakytq karStq il
kurstanciQ prakalbu, italQ
minios cia puolesi plesti mai
sto krautuves del maisto bran
gumo.
Neuzilgo minios tiesiog buyo
nesuyaldomos. PaSelimas ne
tur6jo ribq. Visos didesn6s
krautuv6s apgriautos ir api-
pl6Stos. Miestas pateko iS6-
lusiQ miniu rankosna.
Is krautuviq paimtus mais-
to produltus zmones sugabe-
no vienon vieton ir iskabino
paraSa: Tas maistas skiriamas
visiems zmonems.
Revoliucijinis pobudis.
Per visa diena krautuv6s ir
savastys buvo naikinamos.
RiauS6s pri6m6 revoliqcijini
pobudi.
Birzelio pradzioje tokios pat
baisios riauS6s buvo ivyku-
sios mieste Spezia. Bet tenai
veikiai jos buvo numalSintos.
Gi cia kitaip d6josi. Nebuvo
kan riausininkQ malsinti. Ne.
buvo galima su jais ir susi-
kalb9ti.
Padaryta dideli nuostoliai.
Maisto produktuose il ne
judomose savastyse padaryta
milziniski nuostoliai, katrie
apskaitomi milijonais.
.Daugelis isplesto maisto pa
sidalinta. Bet dar daugiau SUI.
deginta, apliejus ana kerosinu0
ar gazolina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-05
ROCKFoRDAS TURF $4,000
GYVENToJU.

Rockford, ILL.,, liepos 3. -
Sulig pabaigto cia mokyklq
cenzo, Sis miestas turi $4,000
gyventojQ.