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The Washington times., 1919-09-14


treaty when il realized all il con-
tanned. HIS declaration caused the
greatest demonstration Of the even
ing.
Explains League Plan.
The President devoted much OF his
address to explaining in detail how
the League of Nations would prevent
war.
He repeated many Of the argu-
ments in favor of ratification which
he has made IN other speeches. ..
The greatest demonstration Of the
evening came when he predicted VIC
tory for the treaty. !
cit is becoming more and more eVl-
dent that those who were partisans or
Germany in the war are interested IN
certain phases OF the treaty debate
the President said.
America will not withdraw from the
peace settlement, he predicted. Its
pledges will be fulfilled.
AS he spoke there was a pounding
on the doors and the noise outside be-
came so loud wilson's voice could at
times scarcely be heard.
Wilson said that in his tour he is
undertaking to analyze the treaty, to
explain what it is proposed for US
to do"
He paused to comment on the ZAP
plause outside"
The President resumed his speech
after a short hesitation. The clamor
outside continued.
The Washington times., 1919-09-14
RENEW
RAIDS IN IRELAND

Continued from First Page.)
ernment substitute self-determiuation
for military rule and express sym
pathy for Ireland
The Washington times., 1919-09-14
Wiling To FOlloW,
RxpIaIna LeaEue I'd.


He said the idea Of mediation to
settle international disputes had first
been put forward by Republicans,
that he took OF his hat 70 them He
declared he had no desire to lead in
the matter, that he would be content
to follow.
Wilson reiterated the League OF
Nations was q plan 70 ''underwrtte
the world" Belgium at the begin
ming Of the war did not hesitate to
underwrite the world, he said.
The President drew a word picture
Of the desolation Of Belgium TO Illus
trate wars horrors, which he said
would be avoided by the league.
Applause In the arena was echoed
in the street.
Having begun the great task OF
maintaining the rights Of small ma
tions, we are no cutters, we are
going TO see il through" Wilson
cried.
There was a demonstration when
Wilson said: The United States will
be a permanent member Of the coun-
ell OF the League OF Nations"
II want to explain the covenant Of
the League Of Nations" he said, and
read a list OF the things 1t provides"
Every nation that joins must sub
init international disputes to arbi-
tration, Wilson pointed out, and add
ed the following points:
There must be nine months delay
! before starting war.
Covenaut-brealling nations will be
boycotted, not warred upon
.ArtieIe x, Heart Of Treaty"
Member nations, under Article x,
guarantees TO respect and preserve
each others territory against exter-
nal aggression. This he called the
heart OF the treaty"
The council of the league can only
advise what is to be done; IL cannot
force Congress, for instance, to de-
clare war.
All nations agree to Join in a plan
OF universal disarmament.
All nations agree to register and
make public all treaties, thus abol-
ishing secret treaties.
The nations agree to a system OF
trusteeship over the territories OF
helpless a9d dependent peoples thus
ending annexaticns.
The nations agree to maintain the
freedom. Of labor. Traffic in opium,
arms, etc, is regulated.
The nations agree to take steps for
prevention Of disturbance and to set
up Red Cross organizations.
He again said he had no objections
to interpretations of the treaty in a
separate statement, but opposed
reservations which would send ii
back to the peace conference.
The world is not in a temper to
discuss this treaty over again." he
| warned.
Picturing conditions in Russia,
where he said minority rules, Wilson
declared he will devote all his iniu-
ence and authority from this time
on" to see that no minority COM
mands the United States"
The Washington times., 1919-09-14
LABOR MEN PLEAD
FOR WAR PRISONERS
Continued from First Psge.)

States would accept the complete
treaty when il realised all il con-
tanned. His declaration caused the
greatest demonstration Of the even
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
DEMOCRATS ASK
/. REED TO STAND
! BY PEACE PACT
Senator Begs State Com
mittee 10 Avoid Action,

er. LOUIS, .lug. l2-Re,oiutions
endorsing the league OF nations and
urging United States Senator Reed
of Missouri 20 vote for its ratiica-
tion without reservations. were adopt
ed by the democratic state committee
last night
The resolutions declare Reeds op-
position 70 the league covenant does
not reflect views Of his constituents
and were passed despite a bitter fight
waged by the senator's colleagues
and representatives Of Irish societies
and the League for the Preservation
Of American Independence.
A written plea from Reed, urging
the committee not TO take any action
on the question was read The sena
tor, In the letter, said the committee
was without Suthorlty TO pass resou-
tions on such matters and declared
any action taken would tend to dis
rupt the party in this state
Other resolutions adopted expressed
sympathy with Ireland in her fight
for self-determina,ion, opposed large
standing army as inconsistent with
the expressed purpose of the league
and praised the administration OF
President Wilson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
SUBSTITUTE FOR
B|TRO.pHOSPHATE
LEADS TO ARREST
Pharmacist Sought 20 Make Fortune
BY Trading Upon Reputation OF Wei
known Tonic, Strength, Tissue and
Blood Huilder-lm'tatlon did not
Coniair strength diving Properties
Of Genuine Product.

PHOENIX, Ariz.--The arrest ~
pharmacist Of tns city revealed a gl-
gnntC plot to violate the state and
federal statutes by selling u cheap, In
ferior substance represented 10 be
genuine htro- phosphate.
The authorities found thousand. ot
counterfeit labels and materials indi-
eating elaborate plans for the nation
wide exploitation OF the spurious tonic
The case II unique In the criminal rec
ords Of Arizona and serves as warn
ing TO the public against worthless
limitations designed to sell upon the
reputation OF high grade. cfficacious
preparations.
For many years Bltro- Phosphate has
enjoyed the confidence OF Its millions
OF users and the fact that reputable
physicians prescribe and recommend II
In cases OF nervousness, excessive
thinness and general weakness makes
II the natural target for the unscrupu-
lous substitution.
Frederick Kolle. NJ. u, Editor Of
New York Physicians Who's Who,
says B,ro-P Phosphate should ho pre-
scribed by every physician and used In
every hospital to increase the strength
ard enrich the blood OF weak. thin.
nervous or anaemic people.
The genuine bitro-p phosphate II sold
by WCsttall In oklahoma City and all
first class druggists under q definite
guarantees Of satisfaction or money
back and cases OF attempted substitu-
tion or the sale Of an imitation should be
reported to ARROW CHEMICAL CO.
sole manufacturers 81 Union Square.
New York City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
Aurora Borealis
Knots Wire Lines

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE auro-
ra borealis went on the rampage to-
day and tied knots in telegraph and
telephone wires throughout the United
States and Canada. The disturbance
began shortly after noon and con-
tinued throughout the evening,
Officials OF the Western Union and
Postal Telegraph companies said the
manifestation OF the battling cleo
trical phenomenon was the most ex'
tensiye they had ev,r experienced.
Communication was greatly hamp'
cred by the so-caIlcd earth currents
Both telegraph and telephone wires
were rendered useless for minutes a,
a time while the disturbance was at
its height ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12

Wanted here on charges OF boot
Logging Logan Billugslcy has again
succeeded in eluding the county au-
thorl,ies, It was stated yesterday.
Sheriff &. Z. Johnson went 10 Toledo
after Blllngsley but found he had
been released on bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12

At meeting OF the city commits
sioncrs yesterday afternoon the pro-
posed ordinance providing Tor keeping
school children from picture shows
during certain hours, was dsap-
proved.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
ENCINEMEN TO
Make DEMANDS
FOR MORE PAY
New Scale viii Be Presented
TO Administration,

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. l2--
Wage demands soon to be presented
to the railroad administration will be
decided upon at meeting OF 800
local chairmen OF the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen and Enginrmen
which opened here today,
The union includes in its member
ship the firemen, hostlers and engine
handlers OF all roads in the United
States and Canada At a recent con-
vention it was voted TO demand wage
increases and the committee was
given power to frame a new scale for
presentation.
"When completed, we will present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
Bolsheviki Lose
Black Sea Coast

LONDON, Aug. l2.-Only about
fifty miles Of the Black sea coast re-
main in the hands OF the bolsheviki.
the volunteer army having advanced
south and west OF Kharkov and oc-
cupied Ochankov, Al miles east
northeast OF Odessa, according TO a
war office official statement tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12

our demands to the railroad admin
istra,ion' said Timothy Shea. presi-
dent OF the union, today. Further
action will depend then upon the rail
road administration. We are firm in
our purpose to obtain better living
conditions for our men"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
Poles Take MinSk
After Hard Fight

LONDON, Aug. l2.-Polish forces
entered Minsk. capital Of the Russian
province OF the same name, last FRI
day after a fortnight Of heav figh,
ing. according to an official state.
r""t isued by the war office last,
night,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
NIGHT NEWS
Big stories the Oklahoman car
ried boiled for evening readers.

That members OF the policemen
union here are well satisfied with pay
and working conditions was stated
last night by Captain Frank Haeiner
Haelncr said the poIIcemcn's union
charter iorbidS strikes. The union
was organized several months ago.
Officers were nominated Sunday and
will be elected next Sunday
Wanted here on charges OF boot
logging, Logan Bllugslcy has again
succeeded IN eluding the county au-
thorlties, II was stated yesterday
Sheriff g. Z. Johnson went 10 Toledo
after Billingsley but found he had
been released on bond.
At meeting OF the city commits
sioncrs yesterday afternoon the pro-
posed ordinance providing Tor keeping
school children from picture shows
during certain hours, was disap-
proved.
, Building construction here may be
. held up by serious shortage OF lime
II was learned yesterday Railway
( conditions resulting from the strike
! are believed to be responsible Tor the
shortage, The shutting down of build
/ ing construction will throw hundreds
OF men out off work, both skilled and
common labor. a.,
WEATHERFORD, Okla, Aug. u,
-(Special)-As a resu, OF alleged
use of money of the Farmers State
Bank OF this city in unsuccessful oil
ventures around Burkburnett, Texas,
1t was stated here today that ]. II.
Anderson, cashier of the bank, was
E5,OOO short in his accounts.
MUSKOGEE, Okla, Aug. H.
(Special)-Because OF the strike in
this city OF members OF the police
force streets and ALLEYS of Muskogee
are today being patroled by fifteen of
the citys leading buslness and pro-
tessional men.
pICHER, Okla, Aug. l2.-(Spe-
; eial "A third case OF sleeping sick
/ ness has made its appearance at
Picher. Mrs. Minnan Cruzan has
fought oil the desire Tor continual
sleep for the past two weeks, and
many times during that time has fall
len asleep even at the table. A small
child a, Dou,hat, a mining town near
here, died from the disease earlier
in the year.
TULSA, Okla, Aug l2.-(Special)
The body OF John Lynn, Is years
old, who lived near Mounds, Okla,
was found yesterday near Hickory,
stwo miles east of Tulsa, where he had
sbeen beaten to death with fence
,post. Persons living in the vicinity
,oi the murder tell OF an automobile
filled with men and women passing
about the time the murder was com
nitted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
COMMISSION ENDS
FlUME INVESTIGATION

ROME, Monday, Aug. ll-(HavasD
The allied commission appointed by
the supreme council to investigate re-
cent disorders at Fiume, has conclud-
ed its work and has evolved solution
for the difficulties, the Corriere della
Sierra says today,
The newspaper adds that the con-
clusions reached are OF such a nature
as to satisfy France without offending
The dignity or pride OF Italy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
AN ESSAY ON CLANS.

AN ESSAY ON CLANS.
little neck clahn who far from loquacious
Used TO ride on the tide In . bay,
And his friends all believed him extremely sagacous
Because he had little to say.
"He doesn't waste hours In argument futile
Crisd the musses that basked In the sun.
ne knows that loose talk 10 In vain and inue
He's q long headed son-of-a-gun'
This habit of cutting out oil conversation
Wherever he happened to be
Soon gained for the clam widespread reputation
As the wises old fish In the sea.
Crustaceans and bivaves looked on him with wonder,
And mig rims repaired TO his home
To poke in the sand he lay sumbering under
And gaze at his marvellous dome.
But when an old man with a spade and "drssner"
Came down to the beach at low tide.
The Holsters and crabs. with affrighted demeanor,
Stepped nimby and dsfty aside.
While the taciturn clam they had fancied 20 knowing
For the reason his words were but few
The following evening was busily throwing
A fit a. he boiled In a stew
You've often met CLAIMS In your daily relations
Untalkative, reticent guys,
Who somehow achieve rather big regulations
Because they sit round and look wise.
Their silence was solden--thsy profited BY H.
But this fact, notwithstanding, remains:
The actual reason that Kept them so quiet
Wa, their lack of all semblance Of brains
Copyright 1919, by Bell Syndicate, lnc)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
( French Wire Control Ends Soon.

eHtu WITT NVhWUI EHus oUOn.
I PARIS, Monday Aug. 1.-THE
government censorship OF telegraphic
communications will he abrogated
august Is the Temps says it under
stands.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12

The women Of Russia are said to
be the best need'eworkers in the
world.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
VOKIE !LAI UzPULS
L LiNKIJA.

Paryzius, geguzio 28 d.
Vakar nakti pribuves is Var
savos Lenkijos premieras
Padarewski pranesa, jog vi
Isl zenklai parodo, kad vo-
kieciai rengiasi uzpulti Len
kija.
Padarewski pabrieze, kad
'vokieciai rengiasi uzpulti
Lenkije keliose vietose, kas
labai baugina Lenkijos gy-
ventojus.
Toliau Padarewski uzreis
ke del lenku kares su ukra-
jinais kalti pats ukrajinai,
kurie pradejo uzpuldineti
lenkus ir todel lenkai pra-
idejo musti ukrajinus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
NELEIS NAMO
JUREIVIU.

Washington, geguzio 28.
Admirolas Mexican, veikian
tbs laivyno vlrsininkas pra
nese, kad nuo sio laiko,
delei galimo iskilti krizio SUI
Vokietija, nebus leidziami
namo jureiviai, kurie dar
mesa paskirti vaziuot namo.
Girdi, jau diktokai suma-
zinta Suvienytu Valstiju lai
vyno kariskos spekos il tes-
tt jQ mazinima, kol dar kri-
zis nera perejes, yra negali-
ma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
PETKOGRADAS RUSU
SONIETU RANKOSE.

..Londonas, geguzio 2S d.
Gauta Rusijos bevielinis teleg,-
ramas, kuris uzgincijs primes
MUS pranesimus apie ekspliozi-
jas Petrograde il bolseviku be
gina is Petrogrado.
PrieSingai telegramas pra-
mesa, kad Petrogradan prlsius-
ia sustipri'nmai naujos kariu-
il dalis JOS pasiusta
prizes estonus / Gatcina, kur
bolseviku karil,mene turinti ge-
ra pasisekim9,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
DINAMITU SUPLAlsINN
TRAUKINI.

Washington, geguzio % d.
Is Meksikos gauta siadien
ziniQ, kad netoli Meksiko
City revoliucijonieriai su-
plaiSino dinamitu traukini,
kuriuo vaziavo brrys kariu-
menes; yra daug uzmustu.
Vienas is zymiausiu Mex
sikos generolu Obregon ne
prisieme vadovavimo kariu
meme prizes revoliucijonie-
RUS. Ta patti padare ir keli
kiti generolai. IS to daro-
ma isvedimas, jog karinin-
kai permato, kad Carranzos
valdzia mazai turi remeiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
HA VKER IR GRIFVE
PAS KARALIU.

52Londonas, geguzio 28 d.
Lakruas l Hawker il leitenan-
tas Grieve, kurie bande nore
nepasekmingai perlekti per
Atlantika, tapo priilnti Angli-
jos karaliaus If apdovanoti
nauJu garbes zenklu.
Sis naujas garbes ordenas
bus teikiamas lakunams uz pa
sizy:nejima orlaivininkysteje.
Hawker If Grieve gavo s. zen
kla pirnlieji. Drqsus lakunai
visur sutinkami Sill dideliu ell
tuziazmu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
ARESTAI DEL MOTERIS-
KU KAULU.

Paryzius, geguzio % d.
Nesenai netoli Paryziaus ras
ia kruvele moteriskq kaulu,
kuriu atsiradimas ant mine
tos farmos buvo niebam ne
zinomas. siadien tapo SUI
arestuotas tulas Henri Ian.
dru, kuris yra kaltinamas,
kad per jo priezasti yra zu-
We II moteru, kurias ar tai
Jau buvo vedes, ar buvo "a
dejes vesti. Bet Landru luz-
glncija, kad jis nieko nezi-
mas apie likima minetu mo-
teru.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
Luksembnrgo Delegacija
Konferencijon.
BeIgija Rengiasi Kariauti.
Vokieciai rengiasi uzpulti Lenkiia.

riame Prezidentas uzkviecia
Luksemburgo delegacija
Taikos Konferencijon.
Luksemburgo delegacija
jau isvaziavo Paryziun. De
legacija iskeliauda,na uz-
reiske, kad Luksemburgc
kunigaikstyste If ant toliaus
butQ autonominis krastas ir
butu sajungoje ar SUI Bel
gija, ar su Francuzija. LUX
semburgo delegacija taipgi
reikalaus, kad butu suteikta
Luksembergo valstybelei
balsas tautu lygoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
SENATAS REIKALAUJA
SUTARTIES TEKSTO.

Washington, gegdzio 28.
siadien senatan inesta rezo
lucia, kuri reikalavja, kad
butu suteikta Suvienytu Val
stijQ kongresui pilnas tex
stas taikos sutarties.
Mat Xxi siol ne tik kad
pilnas tekstas taikos sutar-
ties nebuvo niekur paskelb-
tas, bet jo nera aplaikes net
Suvienytu Valstiju kongre-
sas, kuris, reika pazymeti,
lures neuzilgo taikos sutarti
uztvirtinti vardan suvieny-
tQ Valstiju.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
ORC TEIsEs.


Paryzius, geguzio % d.
Speciale komisija prie Tai
kos Konferencijos tvarko
naujas orc teises. JOS ap-
inns klausimus lytincius or
laivininkyste.
Naudotis juremis siuo lai
ku galima tik prisilaikant
tam tikru taisykliu. Atei-
tyje naudotis oru irgi bus
galima tik prisilaikant tai
sykliu, kurias nustatys Tai
kos Konferencija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
BELGIJA RENGIASI
KARIAUTl.


Amsterdam, geguzio 28d.
Gauta zinia is Eindhoven,
kad tapo uzdaryta Belgijos
rubezius ir kad tapo sulai-
kyta kareiviu demobilizaci-
ia.
Taipgi pranesama, kad
bus paskelbta visuotina mo
bilizacija, kaip tik Vokieti-
ia atsisakys pasiraSyti pc
taikos sutartimi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
KAREIVIAI ! STREIKIE-
RIU VIETAS.
Winnipeg, geguzio % d.

Winnipeg, geguzio 28 d.
Garsusis Winnipeg streikas
Wis dar tesiasi. Piliecip drau-
gija, kuri susitvere is profesio-
nalq II biznierivi, patti turf at
liklneti prastus darbus.
Velesniais laikais nemazai
buvusiu kareiviu pradeda uz-
inlineti tulas streikieriu vietas.
Bet is kitos puses apielinkes
darblninkai stipriai remia Win
nipeg streikierius If tai vie
nur tai kitur darbininkai sus-
is pr.elankumo Win
nipeg streikieriams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
DESIMTS VOKIECIU w
VIENA LENKA.

Varsava, geguzio 26 d.
(suvelinta). Silezijoje Vo-
kietijos valdzia g7'asina ares
tuot lenku vadus. Gi Len
kijos ministerio pagelbinin-
kas del Silezijos reikalu pra
Sc Lenkijos vidujiniu reika-
lu ministerio, kad suares-
tuotq desimts vokieciu uz
!. sna suarestuota lenka.
Apple toki veikima lenkai
taipgi pranese If Taikos
Konferencijai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
MAISTO RUSIJAI.
ASTUONI LAVAL
No. 127

Paryzius, geguzio % d.
Talkininku taryba maisto
reikalams turi prikrovusi s
laIvus maisto ivairiuose Bal
tiko uostuose; LAVAL SUI mai
stu gall pributi Petrogradan
trumpame lake, bet is tai
kininku vyriausios tarybos
naguta isakymo siusti Ru-
sion bile maista.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
KEBLUMAI SU AUSTRI-
JOS RUBEzIUMI.

Paryzius, geguzio % d.
Sudarymui naujs Austrijos
rubeziaus atsirado nauji ne
permatyti keblumai. Italia
vel pastate reikalavima, kad
Dalmacijos keblus klausi-
mas butu risamas sykir su
Austrijos klausimu. Bet yra
Wits, kad Sis keblumas bus
prasalintas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
Lenklja Sprendzia apie Lietuvos Likima.
LENKIJA SPRENDzIA
APIE LIETUVOS LIKIMA
Chicago, Ill. Lenkiskas

Chicago, Ill. Lenkiskas
laikrastis Dsiennik Nwodo7vy
geguzio p diena, su pasidi-
dzlavlmu praneSa, kad Lenki
ia suteikianti autonomija Ry-
tinei Galicijai il Lietuviai.
Sale reikale jis paduoda
kableg,rama is Paryziau lenkis-
10 biuro, prisiqstq Amerikos
lenkams. Kablegramas, kaip
praneSa laikrastis, yra oficia-
lis pranesimas lytint Lietuvos
dausima kablegramas skamba
sekanciai:
"Lyginai Seimas (Lenki-
jos) uzgire nepaprasta ine,
sltnq, kuris pripazista Lietu-
vos tautystelns teise nu-
sprendino apie savo likilna.
"Atstovas Gla!:iliski at
skirame ineSine reikalavo,
kad lenku tautystes Lietu-
vos If Baltrusijos gyvento-
jams butu pripazinta teise
detis prize Lenkijos.'
Turinys pranesimo biski
neaiskus vienok matosi, kad
Lenkija pradeda ziureti j Lie
tuva it jos pavaldine.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
ANGLAI PAGERBS AME-
RiKONU KAPUS.

Londonas, geguzio % d.
KapQ papuosimo dienoj (De
coration Day., Anglijoj bus
sudeti vainikai ant kapu mi
rusiq amerikonu jureiviu ir
kareiviu, kuriu Anglijos Ii
gonbuciuose mire apie
5000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
LENKAI IsDUODA
PASPORTUS.

New York. Rusu lakras-
It's R u S k o e Slovo prane-
sa, kad jis gavo zinia nuo
lenkQ komiteto, jog lenkai
isteigia biura ir isdavines
pasportus ne tik Lenkijon,
bet ir Volyniaus, Minsko ir
Gardino gubernijosna.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
PROTESIUOJA PRIZES
LENKU VEIKIMA.

Londonas, geguzio 2S d.
Exchange Telegraph gavo
zinia is Viennos per Kopen
hagena, kad Suvienytu Val
stiju ir Anglijos ministerial
Varsavoje uzprotestavo prie
sais lenku veikima Galici-
Joje, kur jie be perstojimo
persekioja ukrajinus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-29
VOKIETIJA UZPLAUS
ITALIA PREKEMIS

Milanas, geguzio % d.
Ateina zinip, kad Vokietija
tu1i didelius sandelius pigiu
prekiu Italijos parubezyje.
Tos prekes tik laukia, kuo-
met atsidarys rubezius, kad
uzplovus Italijos rinkas pi-
giomis prekemis.