davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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has drfted over from Jersey and invaded OOO pestering me until tar would be a blessing, I refuse to copy out what the idiot said, but will nevertheless drop a word or so about an official report of Professor John Phoenix, A. M.," con- corning "a military survey and recon naissance of the route from San Fran cisco to the Mission of Dolores, made with view to ascertain the practicabil- fty of connecting those points by rail- road"
 Nota bene. The distance from the city hall in San Francisco to the Mission of Dolores was two miles and a half. By profession a military engineer and sur veyor the humorists had submitted in numerabe reports dhey keep them on file at Washington to this day) and now he outdid them all Nothing could be more elaborate, more painstaking or more solemnly official in manner than his account of that imaginary expedition. Get it. Read it. It is an infallible cure for humps. melancholia, badness, obes- ity, bolshevism and all diseases of the nervous system-particularly his remarks upon the natives, of whom he says:
 we were surprised, to find them of diminutive stature, the talleSt not ex ceeding three feet in height. They were excessively mischievous and disposed to steal such trifling things as they could carry away. Their countenances are of the color of dirt, and their hair white and glossy as the silk of maize. The one that we took to be their chief was an ex- ceedingly diminutive parsonage, but with bald head which gave him a very ven- erable appearance. He was dressed in dngy robe of jaconet."
 Professor Phoenix addressed them, proposing treaty and assured them that President Pierce, the Great Father, would protect them. At this 'the chief was affected to tears and, on being comforted by his followers, repeatedly exclaimed Da, dada, da!' which, we were informed by the interpreter, means father and was intended as a respectful allusion to the President.
 The members of the expedition ''pre- sented him afterward with some beads, hawkbells and other presents, which he immediately thrust into his mouth, say ing, Cool and growing like a cock which was rendered by the interpreter into an expression of high satisfaction
 Thus it appears that Phoenix dabbled in burlesque as triumphantly as in other brands of fun. To sum him up, he is a humorists humorist-that being a polite way of putting the solemn and awful fact that all humorists since Phoenix S day have been rewriting Phoenix. The more shamelessly they do it the better we like them.
 Copyright, 1919. by The Bell Syndi-
 cate, Inc)
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form a hard, smooth coating, entirely mpervious to his bite. Should the coat ing crack at the knee or elbow points, it is merely necessary to retouch it slightly at those points. The whole coat should be renewed every three or four weeks. This remedy is sure, and having the advantages of simplicity and economy, should be generally known"
 By what I hear, there are a number of feas still roaming at large in Cali fornia but tar is less common out there than it was. for folks behave better. and the lightsome, offhand ease with which Phoenix prescribed tar is additional proof of his antiquity.
 I shall convince you yet. Don't you remember an old, old song that starts
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tachment is of great simplicity. An upright shaft is connected with the machine by a cog-wheel and pinion and supported below by a suitable frame work. Two projecting arms are at tached to the shaft, to one of which large cat is connected by light har- ness, and from the other a living mouse is suspended by the tail within a few inches of the nose of the motor As the cat springs forward toward the mouse, the latter is removed. and keep ing constantly at the original distance the machine revolves with great rapid
 ty. The prodigious velocity produced by the rapacity of the cat in its futile endeayors to overtake the mouse can only be ina gined by one who has seen the attachment in full operation.
 Should it be required to arrest the motion of the machine. handkerchief is thrown over the house. and the cat at once pauses, disgusted. Remove .he handkerchif. and sho springs forward with renewed ardor. The writer has seen one cat Ga tortoise shelD of so
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out Ca little music professor) in this style?:
 "on Springfield mounting there did
 dwell
 l Ri, jimmy, toori, jimmy, idly. dayl
 A handsome youth, knew him we'll Timmyrowr'
 | As you recall. if you are a doddering
 antique. yourself, the ballad tells of a 1 ''pizen serpent that "bit his heel" ana my point in reviving the scandal at
 this late date is. Jonn Phoenix wrote a ballad from which the song was
 cribbed and you will find the original among his "Squibb Papers along with
 JohE's own illustrations in the style oe pictures adorning early editions of | Nicholas Nickleby," only Johns were | heap sight funnier.
 | I suppose that Johns circumstances | tendeed to keep his humor frisky. He
 never took job on a paper. just wrote
 when he felt like writing. Besides, he developed an endless range of subjects,
 shopping lightly from flea-cures to as-
 tronomy, from applied scalafakics as
 practiced by the Californians to the l higher mysteries of music, and from | Phoenix's Feline attachment to a plan | to reform English grammar. Some
 authorities maintain that this last was l his most razzling exploit. Consider it. As things go at present we never ex- press ourselves exactly. We have an out fit of 'verys' and "awfullys" and 'terriblys'' and the like, to qualify our assertions, hut they remain a trifle ! wuzzy at best While having his cran- ium gone over by phrenologist, who used a set of numbers to denote the degree of this and of that (Amative- ness, 111h; Caution, 8; Beneyolence, F., you know the scheme) Phoenix saw a :! way to put grammar on it's feet, give I it precision, and enable us to express ourselves accurately. Let us repre- 1 sent by 100 maximum. the ne plus ultra of ever human everything, grace, beauty, | courage, strength, wisdom, learning, ev- erything. Let this system be adopted into our clements of grammar, our conver sation, our literature, and we become at once an exact, a precise, mathematical truthtelling people.
 He realized that in politics where truth is of no account, the system would not apply, but in literature how admirable" :" He hastened to employ it thus:
 "As a 19 young and beautiful lady was gaily tripping along the sidewalk of our S4 frequented street, she accident ly came in contact, 100 (this shows she came in close contact) with 73 fat, but S7 good-humored looking gentleman, who was 93 G. e., intently) gazing into the window of a toy shop. Gracefully 56 extricating herself, she received the ex- cuses of the embarrassed 96 Falstaff with 6S bland smile, and continued on her way. But hardly had she reached the corner ere she was overtaken by A young man, 32 poorly dressed, but of an 85 expression of countenance. s1 hastily touching her 54 beautifully rounded arm. he said to her 67 surprise :
 lnasmuch as 100 unamiable mosquito
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PRINTERS WE'RE ILLUSTRATORS.
 You will snort when you first encoun- ter 'Phoenixs Pictorial and Second Story Front Room Companion. Its il- Illustrations consist entirely of printers ornaments--the tiny ships that used to adorn marine notices. the tiny cows that embellished advertisements of cat tie for sale, and the tiny horses that went with real estate ads, to say noth- ing of the dentists tiny, false teeth, the tiny locomotives and cars embel- fishing railway announcements, and the tiny whisky jugs proclaiming a grog- gerry and its wares. Beneath an assort- lnent of tiny ships. Phoenix wrote, in- structively:
 The Battle of Lake Erie. of which our artist presents a spirited engrav- ing, copied from the original, by Ham nibal Carracci, was fought in 1886 on Chesapeage bay between the U. $. frigates Constitution and Gueriere and
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JOAN OF ARG OF
 MEXICO HELD ON
 MUT|Ny CHARGE

Juarez, Mex, August 1o-Senora Car. men Alanis, arrested in Chihuahua City with her husband and charged with hav- ing been implicated in the mutiny there, became famous here in the winter of 1912 when she galloped into the plaza one night after Orozco had abandoned the town, took possession of the military headquarters and reigned supreme until next day, when she rode away to join her husband after several persons had
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A~A..s.sAssA.ss--- pent's thanks it is to have toothless child!"
 On all three he was so up-to-date on his style oi fun that you can stop around the station house any time, and swear out a warrant for Phoenix chag- ing him with the authorship of such modernities as the "Circumstances al- ter kisses, Absinthe makes the heart grow fonder and that astonishing advertisement lately got out by a lung resort, ''They come to cough and remaIr to spray"
 Yet the records show that Phoenix treal name Capt George Horatio Derbyl was born of lofty lineage at Bedham. Mass, in 1923 and died of sunstroke in 1861. while building lighthouses down south. West Pointer, AaeNlcan War he- TO. explorer and Government surveyor. in California, he taush Josh Billings and Artemus Ward to make folks laugh. and was the joy of Mark Twan's boy hood, and is looked upon by historians as the Father of the Great American Tee hee.
 So l have a queer enough job on my hands now. As a rule, anybody writing up the ante-diuvian humorists works himself to g drab shadow trying to prove that although little disfisured. they are still in the ring, funny as ever de- spite the lapse of ages. But when you scribble about Phoenix. you groan an1 grasp and drip with the hardship of proving that John is d genuine antIque to be respected accordingly. At the mere thought of that back-brea king task you shudder. That is to say. I do. Yet my duty is my pride, and, just to show how fit I am, let me quote you line or so from poem Josh Billings might have dictated to Artemus Ward. Entitled 'Sandyago-A Soldier.' it be- gins:
 .'Oh my what a trying thing it is for
 a feller
 To git kooped up in this little plais Where the males don't run regular no
 how
 Nor the females nuther coz there
 aint none'
 Back in those prehistoric days. Phoe- nix originated the first California illustrated newspaper. We are passion ately fond of art he declared, and be- lieve that nothing could have a stronger tendency toward refinement in society than chaste and elaborate engravings, copies of works of high artistic merit, accompanied by graphic, and well writ ten essays At vast expenditure of money, time, labor and after the most incredible and unheard of exertior on our part, individually We are at a length able to present to the pubic an illustrated publication of unprece- dented merit containing engravings of exceeding oostiliness and rare beauty of design, got up on expensive sea le which has never been attempted before in this or any other country"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-07

Iowa leads the states in hogs, the government estimates placing the num- Der at nearly 100000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-07

out Ga little music. professor) in this style?: "on Springfield mounting there did
 dwell Ri, jimmy, toori, jimmy, idy day! A handsome youth, I knew him well-
 Timmyrowm
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ardent a disposition that she made IS | pairs of mems pantaloonss, two dozen shirts and seven stitched shirts before | she lay down exhausted.
 'The attachment will be furnished to families having sewing machines on l the most reasonable terms and at the 1 shortest notice. Young and docile cats 1 supplied with the attachment" Phoenix was always thinking ap ways to make others happy And leave it to you if anyone can be happy 1 (observe, I don't say festive, I say
 happy employing the word in its true philosophical sense) while devoured by l fleas A chap like Phoenix, with soul all tenderness and a heart of gold, was 1 unable to rest until he had contrived somehow to relieve the agonies of the Caliiornians. With pleasure" he at last made known the following recipe:"
 Boil a quart of tar until it becomes quite thin. Remove the clothing, and before the tar becomes perfectly cool, with a broad flat brush apply a thin.
 smooth coating to the entire surface of the body and limbs. While the tar re- mains soft. the flea becomes entansled
 in it's tenacious folds and is renered
 perfectly harmless; but 1t will soon
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The Funniest Men That EUer Liued Sketches of the Worlds Greatest Humor Eccentr ties Their Folies and Their FOibles.
NO. 1s-JOHN PHOENIX

ARGE aches from little t o e. c or Il s
 grow" wrote John Phoenix. On anoth- CT occasion he re- marked, " W h ere impotence is wit, 'tis folly to reply"
 On still another he exclaimed, How sharper than a ser pent's thanks it is
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
ITALAI APLEIDO Parry
zIU::
Ryme pakilusios dideles de-
monstracijos.

Londonas, bal. 2J.-ltaliio>
kart< laivyno ir armiio> vir-
>ininkui. vicp-admiroIa> Thaon
Iii ReveI ir gen. Diaz, .iau ap-
Ieido ParyziV vakar rytr. Tuo-
.iuu> abudu at$auktu nmmo,
kaip tik paSirodd Spaudoic
prczidcnto WiI>ono paSipric>i-
mma~ pavc>ti Italians uo>tQ
Fimc.
X Rymo parrina ziniQ, kad
trnai razm. >ukr'',,rzes9ziniE-
koS drmonStraciiol -.--,.,.into>
prizes talkinmNu~. Gi premjc-
ra> Orlando ir uz>icniQ reika-
IQ minister's Sonnino p&auk-
Ia didvyiiaiS.
Rhyme AnglijoS, PrancuzlioS
n Srlv. NaI>tiiU amba<adaS
>augoia karpiviai. Prize kick
vicno> ambuSadoS paStatyta
po POO kareiviQ.
.J@ponai at>tovai ParyHiuie
iSrciSlia ~uvo SimpatijQ ItaIi-
.iai drl to ncpapraSto at~itiIi-
no.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
RUGPJUCIO PRADzI0JE A.
MERIKONAI APLEIS
PRANCUZIJA.
Amerikonu kareiviu paliks tik
Rhine juostoje.

Londonas, bal. 25.-Su atei-
nancio rugpjucio pradzia, ra-
so laikraStis Pail Mall Gazette,
Prancuziioj nepalills nei vie
no amerikoniSko kareiviO.
Kai-kun'ios okupacijos ar
mijoS (treGiosios amerikonls-
kos armiios) dalys II po tai
kos kick laiko paliks Rhine
juoStoje, bet ne Prancuzijoje.
AmerikoniSka generate sto-
vykla, kmi Siandie yra Pran-
cuziioje, veikiai bus perkelta
Belgijos miestan Antverpenan,
didelian uostan.
Tas bus atIikta tam, kad pa
liuosuoti Prancuzijos gelezln-
kelius, kurie reikalingi tos Sa-
lies relionstrukcijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
TAIKOS SUTARTIS = DI
DELIS DOKUMENTAS.
Su vokieciais il visa aptarti
uzimtu daug laiko.

Paryzius, bal. 25.-Vokieciai
rciIlalauja, kad 'taikos sutar-
ties sIzyriai konferencijoje
bendrai su vokieGiais atsto-
vaiS butQ perdiskuSuojami.
TaS negalimas daiktas. Mes
sutartiS perdidelis dokumentas
Kad perSkaityti vokieciams
tukstanti sutarties skyriu, pas
venGiant kiekvienam skyrlul
minuta, tai tas uzimtQ dvi die
nj darbo po s valandas.
Kad paskui kiekvienq sky
riu vel perdiskusuoti, ski
RANT kiekvienam sl1yriui vie
ma valanda, tad uzlmtQ Setu-
ris m6nesluS darbo po s va
IandaS kasdien.
Todel negalimos dislusijos.
Bus leista vokieciams atsto-
vans pasiskaityti, pasitarti il
pagaliaus patvirtinti savo pa
raSais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
!/,yKINAMA SOCIALISTS
KA LAISVOJI METLE.
Net kaikurie socijalistai pikti-
nasi pasekmemis.

Londonas, bal. d. Kaiku-
rioSe bolSevikQ uzimtose Ru-
>ijos gubernijose bolSevikai
praddjo vykinti socijaistiSkq
IaiSvqiq meile.
Tam tikSlui buvO iSakyta W.
SiregiStruoti laisvoSiOS meildS
biure VISIONS mOterims nuO Is
Iigi - metQ amziauS. Uzsire-
giStravusiOmS moterimS leiSta
Iiuo>ai paSirinkti sau vyrus
nuo 10 ligi 80 amziaus SENT
mo. Bet taippat leiSta visiems
vyrams pasirinkti * uzsire-
giStruotQ moteriQ sau patinka-
mas paGiaS.
TO paSellmije dahar vyrai
uzgrobinGja sau patinkamaS
merginas il vercia anas but
SuSulovGmis, kaip liepia soci
iaIiStQ bolSevikQ par6dymas.
Del to dOrOs merginOS zudoSi
arba padaro gala Savo uzgro-
bGjamS.
T0kiomis Soci.ialiStiSkos laiS-
vvSioS meilGS paSekmdmiS ina
piktintieS net kai-kurie Socija-
listai. B0lSevikiSkaS laikraStiS
kraSlia.ia Gazeta tvirtina, kad
rciktQ panaikinti ta laisvoslos
moiIGS par6dymq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
Prez. WiIsonas arbitras vOkie-
Clans If taIkininkanls
LIETUVA7 REIKALINGA
DoB1LV IR vIKIU
SEKLU.
Reikalinga Americas lietuviu
pagelba.

NEW YORK, bal. 25.-Ame-
rilzos Lletuyiu Tarybai ietu.
misija is Londono pranese, jog
Lietuvos vyriausybe reikalau-
ia tuojaus igyti $50 tonu do
blu seklu ir 250 tonp vikip
seklu. Tos seklos atsieis apie
puse milijono dolierip. .:.'. :.....
Lietuvos vyriausybe tikisi
pagelba gauti nuo lietuvip a.
merikieeip. Norma Lietuvos
zemdirbyste pastatyti norma
len produkcijos wagon. Tas
reikalas turi rupeti helyie-
nam lietuviui tevynainiui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
PRIEsINASI DUOTI MAIS-
TO BOLsEVIKAMS.

Archangelskas, bal. "A. -
Talkininkai yra nusprende boi-
SevikiSkon Rusijon pasiQsti
maisto, jei bolSevillai visur
rertrauktQ militarini veikimq.
Maisto Siuntimui prieSinasi
siaurin6s rusQ vdldziOs galva
Miller. Jis sake, jog maiSto
siunrimo sumanymas pakilo,
knomet pramatomas neisveng-
tinas bolSeviEu puolimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
KAZOKAI SUMUSE Boise
VIKUS.

I onc;Onas, bal. 22++.-Uralo ka-
zu;>n tariu"men6, km'i iSvitr
vri;iN p.;rS boISevilluS sn aG,
miroIo KolGako (Siberijos)
karinomenc, pradGjo ofenSyvl
lral&ko apSkrityi, pietin6j Ru-
>i.joj, pietuose nuo Samaros.
Juu paGmt nuo bolSeviku ke-
lct4 SodjiQ vakaruoSe mo
UYHl$r o.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
STRASSBURGAN SUGRYzO
GANDRAI.
Per penkis metus jie nebuvo
pasirode.

Strassburg, Vollietija, BAL
-. - Po penkeriQ metQ Sitan
miestan iSnaujo sugryzo gand-
raj ir. pradtjo taiSyti Savo Sc
nuoSiuS Iizdus. Niekas negaIj
pasakyti, kur jie buvo kartS
metu.
VietoS gyventojai gandrQ
Sug1yzimc mato viSai apyIin-
kei palaimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
.lR VEL NAUJAs. .L|ETUyOS
MIN|sTER|y kABINETAS'
("Draugui':; telegrama).

WASHINGTON, bal. Is. -
Lietuviu Pildomasis Komite-
tas nuo lietuviu atstovybes
Paryziuje gavo tokia kable-
grama:
Lietuvos prezidentas Smeto-
na patvirtino nauja ministeriQl
kabineta, kurin ineina:
Sle5evicius, premjeras ir lai-
kinai veikiantysis uzrubezi-
niu reikalu minister's.
Toliaus seka Sic ministerial:
Leonas =. vidujiniu reikalu.
Nora!ka - Teisdarystes.
simkus - prekyoos.
Stulginskis = zemdirbystes.
Carneckis -pastos.
Kairys - provijantu.
Jonas Viiaisis - finansu.
Paknys - viesuju 6arbu.
Tubelis = moksfo.
baltrusiu reikalQ.
sernas - be portfolio.
Baronas Ropp Berlyne dar-
buojasi prizes Lietuvos W.
riausybe. Jis per spauda pla-
tina visokias neteisingas zinias
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
PERGALES ,PkSK0LA.

Per iris pirmutines Pergales
Paskolos kampanijos dienas
Chicagoje padaryta subskrip-
ciju S9O,OO0,O00.
Gi visoj salyj jan pasivary-
ia arti milijardo 'dolieriu.
Ligi geguzes 10 d. Chicago
ie turf but surinlzta $3.50, ,225,-
900.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
w KARE ATsAKo VoKIE-
TIA IR AUSTRIA.
Sustatyta 80 apkaltinimu.

Paryzius, bal. o. Taikos
konferencijoS komiSiia, kuriai
buvo paveSta iStirti. kas yra
kaltas tz pak6Iimq buvuSios
kar6S, Savo raporte apkaltina
BerIynq il Vienna, ty. Vokieti-
iq il Austria.
SuStatyta net 32 apkaltiGl-
mu w ivairiuS praSizengimuS
karGS metu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
- ItaIai apleidzia TaikOs KOnferencija
RUMUNAI PROGRESUOJA
UNGARIJON.
Briaujasi jie pirmyn su tai
kos konferencijos leidimu.

Londonas, bal. %. - Anot
gautQ ziniQ. rumrlnQ armlJa
Ungarijon geral proSreSuo-
janti.
p Rumunai veillia prizes Unga-
rijos bolSevillus sulig taikos
konferenciioS nurodymQ. Jo-
kiuo budu jie nemano paSlSa-
vinti UngarijoS teritorijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
OAR LABJAUS PABRANG-
sIAS MAISTAS.

Washington, bal. 24-6ia
kalbama, jog su liepos ! d.
Salyje busianti panaikinta w
riausybds kontrole maistul.
Tad maista bus galima siqsti
II i uzsienius.
Del to pramatomas nepap-
rastas maisto pabrangimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
.SOCUALISTAS zALATO-
RUS GAVO kALE-
-
J|Mk.

zinomas socijalistp vadas
.ir socijalistu laikrasciu sklei-
idejas Tony zalatorius, kuiis
.anais metals vienoj Chicagos-
.bankoj nusuko $4,000, teismo
:nubaustas kalejiman nuo vie
neriu ligi desimties metu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
KARES METU MIRE 75,.
344 S. Y. KAREIVlAI.

Washington, bal. 25.-1Snan-
jo, perziurGtam Suv. Valstiju
kareiviu nuoStoIiu SqraSe su-
rasta:
1874 mirusiQ muSiuose, nuo
zaizdu ir ligQ. Gi suzeiStQ =
POI, ,230.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
PREZIDENTAS WILSONAS
BUS ARBITRAS.
Taikins talkininkus su vohe-
ciais, jei to reikes.

Paryzius, bal. 25.- Kuomet
Vokietijos atstovai atvyks- j
Versailles If jei sesiiu metu
pasitaikys kokie nors nesusl-
pratimai vokieciQ su talkinin-
.kais, taikinti abb pusi apsie-
me prezidentas Wilsonas;
Vadinasi, prezidentas VIII
sonas apsidm6 but arbitru.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
HOOVER BERLYNE.

Berlynas, bal. 25. Talkinin-
ku maisto komisijos pirminin-
kas. Hoover su skaitlingu Sta
bu atkeliayo Gionai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
IR VEL BoLsEv1KAI NE
TEKO KIJEVO,

Vienna, bal. % Ukrainos.
revoliucijonieriu kariuomene,
veikianti iSvien su valstieeiq
vadu Petlura, il vel ismuse
bolsevikus is Kijevo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
MINIMUM UzMOKESTIS
MOTERIMS.

San Francisco, CAL, bal. "a.
. Californijos moterims dar-
bininktms paskirta minimum
uzmol1estis - $3.50 savait6-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
Ryme apsaugojamos
talkiniinkQ ambasados
JapOnaii iSreiSkia savO sinlpa-
tia ItaIiJaii

Prczidenta> sake, kad slap
toS >utartyS kituomet padary-
toS $iandic ~negali but iSpiIdo-
mos, kadangi AuStrijoS-Ec
griioS impcri.ia pragaiSo ir
victoic amos Pakilo nauUo> val
StybGS.
Prpzidcnta> sake, kad tarpe
nauiai pakiIuSiQ ant tOS impe-
rios griuvdSiU valStybiQ yra
il. JugoSIavija. Tai valstybei
uoSta> Fiumc yra naturaIi$
jurG>na iStjimas.
ToIiauS pazymi, jog io pas
krlbti kituomct taikoS princi-
pal apie tuutQ apsiSprendlma
turf but ivykinami. Sake, jei
mes norime turiti Iaisvc. tad
toRlioS IaiSvGS nc>i@ailikime II
kitomS tautomS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
Prezidento Wilsono zodis.


Kuomct italai paStaromls
dienomiS .iau peraStriai pasis-
tate uz uoStq Fiume, taIkinin-
kamS priSiejo tarti galutinq
Savo zodi vieEai.
Tmrbut, to nedriSo padarytl
nci AngIijos, nei Prancuzijos
at$toyai. Juo$ pavadavo S. V.
prczidpntaS WiISonaS. JiS pas
kelb6 tue reikaIu ilgoka pa
ai&kinimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
ITALIJA MCCALL GAUTI
FTUME.
Tad italai atstoyai apleid5ia
konferenCija.

Paryzius, bal. u. - Nakar
didziuIiQ valStyhiU konIerencl-
.ioje ItaIijoS premjeraS Orlando
oficUaIiai praneSd taikos kon-
ferenciio> pirmininkui Gle
menceau, kad del prezidento
WiISono paSkelbimo italy at
>tovai nu>prendd apleisti Pa
ryziQ kaip Siandie 300 po pie
tQ.
Prcmjcra~ Orlando tQ pada
rd prczidentui WiISonui pas
keIbuS, jog Italiia jOkiuo bu-
du negaIi gauti uoSto Fiume II
t0dcl turf nu<iraminti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-25
Wilson's turi paremeju.

Prezidenta Wilsona Sitam
reikale paremia Anglia il
Prancuzi.ia. Kaip premjeras
Lloyd George, taip premJeras
Clemenceau pirm keliQ dienQ
PREF. WilSono paSkelhima bu-
vo skate ir patvirtine. Jiedu
tvirtina, jog prezidentas turi
teisybe, kas turi paSilikti ne
atmainoma.
Kas tad bus toliaus? IA da-
bar prad6s Italija? I situos
klausimus nelengva atsakyti.
Bet reikia laukti, kad ar ne
tik tq patti padarys II Japoni-
ia. krn.iai irgi neduodama XII
nijos pusiausalio Kiao Chau.
O iuk ir Japonija prizes istoji-
ma karen buvo padariusi su
Anglia slapta sutartl.