davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18

HERE AND THERE.
The. Nebraska state senate has by
unanimous vote adopted a resolution
which favors the enfranchising of
women.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18

Z In spite Of greatly
Increased laboratory
costs due to the Wef.
~ aacriAcin0 pruatS
anA absosbing ! var
tnHas ~ have maip-
tajged ~ peies e
W6& this fail1l1y lex.
e3Ss has bsen soid ~
Gng1)sts e ~ pess
IS a sa.ss. -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-13
AN ATTEMPT AT TERRORISM

HE murdered Centraa armistice day were for
~ mer soldiers paradlng on patriotic occasion. Attacked
while engaged it logical assume that these men
were slain because of their services in behalf nation and
because they still supported on law and de-
cencv.
Under the conditions safely infer the reds who
anticipated in this affair taking revenge on indivd
s out were making war on society and the
he in treason against the republic and should be treat
ed accordingly.
Tire outbreak at Centraa local was no doubt di
rec or indirectly inspired by the nationwide
that has been carried with view fomenting revolution
ana setting up bolshevk reign of terror in America
The attempted revolt viii nowhere crowd of half
crazed radicals make headway against United States
they thing let them try it. At the time dan
OF sporadic outbreaks here and there people be
guard There is particular authorities
should seek out the propaganda leaders They the men
chiefly responsible while of their followers are dupes All
reports indicate that the money behind red campaign
from foreign chiefly hoped
mat the ringeades all included the
ken into custody by the department of justice.
Meanwhile the country should keep open and the
big club ready for instant
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-13
ABOUT THE STARS


The daily retardation of the moon
in rising, runs all the way from zero
10 one hour ana seventeen minutes
and averages fifty-one minutes The
fun moon which occurs nearest to the
Autumnal equinox Sept. 21st is called
the harvest moon" and for two or
three evenings rises nearly at the
same time. The name was given by
the ancient Egyptians. who supposed
d special providence caused the phe-
nomeaou and in fact lengthening the
d7l so they would have more time in
which to save their harvests. Scien-
lists however, have ascribbed other
causes. Although the moon is an ex-
tinct world. and only a phantom of
what it may have been in its younger
life, yet it is still of great and varied
benefit to man. In great part it caus-
IS the ebb and flow of the tides oc-
curing in ceaseless regularity and fur
uishlpg q power beyond reckoning
The moon never fingers on the job
she is efficient and reliable, and as
tho chief sanitary commissioner she
cleans house for us twice daily The
same tides that ebb and flow so reg
ularly carry out the vast sewage and
filth that accumulates in all the rivers
that flow into the sea. The rivers are
natural sewers and if were it not for
the tides the earth would be a very
dwelling place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-13
TRYING TO
HASTEN TREATY VOTE

WASHINGTON, Nov. ia move
to end debate and force a treaty vote
was started by democrats. with the
pledged aid of republicans who desire
quick action. Underwood has drafted
a cloture petition and is obtaining six
teen signatures to get it before the
senate. The treaty vote would occur
in 90 hours after the adoption of the
petition.
Republican senator's are reported to
be circulating a cloture petition of
their own. Hitchcock said the Under
wood petition has received the neces-
sary Is signatures, but it has not been
decided when it will be presented to
the senate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-13
If THE TREATY FAILS

THE present time open question whether the
- treaty viii be approved by the rejected
~ through the imposition by the obstructonsts qua-
cations that VIII not be acceptable to the other
US out of the league Few people realize fully
the loss that America will persists in follow
ing the obstructionist route.
One Of the leading authorities of
the house of is Senator Robert
homa. whose together with that
secretary Of the treasury attached to the preemneny
ceu federal banking system This put
TO nm b some newspaper men IN response to requests from
their readers for authoritative
What would be the effect financially commercially
a failure of treaty ratification"
which Owen replied simplifying the query to
cover other possibilities follows:
If the republican leadership should be able to hold
third the to destructive reservations the would
be defeated and evil might
"First-An damags by Germany the States
United States citizens in Germany,
land would be notwithstanding hundreds of millions of
dollars.
United States for all German citizen property by the
United States claims for all German ships docks etc.
ceeding probably billion dollars.
'Third-The part reparation
and other commissions controlling in and out of Ger
many the United States therefore would be excluded
large part from such future business.
FohThe failure settle the peace of the world would
difficulty of financing exports Europe the
United States and thus parayze foreign exports.
"FifthOur merchant marine would languish if our
trade should be cut down. and investment of $3OOO
100000 ships would lose its great value in large part
SixthBut above ALL the United States would impair its
high standing Of honor and dignity with great allies who
and the cowardice
ninegen efshness shown by scuing out of Europe
abandoning allies their labor of restoring Eu
10 peace and productivity and happiness.
Our prosperity bound with the prosperity of Europe
and the world We trust the sense and common
honesty of mankind and refuse expect the world
distru and to dislike Confidence must be based
With the hate of the Teutonc and allied people
the suspicion dislike the peoples lately associated
the position of United would be deporable
'The defeat of the treaty is unthnkabe Sxtyfour
surely will be found able the terms of the
ratification"
-'""'--'-----""-
Various cities plans driving the reds out That
merely the trouble other community Round
up and put them jail for 80 years each.
of apartment Pendleton is that it
many families thereby accomplish
the maximum of good at a minimum expense.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-13
500 Reward. 500

Catarrh 10 a local disease greatly influ-
enced by constitutional conditions 1t
therefore requires constitutional treat.
Is taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys-
tenn. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
destroys the foundation of the disease.
gives the patient strength by improving
the general health and assists nature IN
doing its work. $1,000 for any case Of
Catarrh that HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE fails to cure.
Druggists 75c Testimonials free.
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-13

of the charges against the federal vo-
cational board.
Colonel Milton J. Foreman. Chicago,
was made state commander William
X. McCauley, Olney. vice commander,
and Eearl b. Searcy, Springfield. state
adiutant. The next convention will be
held at Chicago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-13
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
I'm ADVANCED
THRIFT.

I'm saving the sunshine coming days
When chilling clouds darkenng our ways
And then I'll spread IL share
And the gloomy prospects green and fair
I'm saving minutes, second shall waste,
For mi in haste
So that when some shall with
To show that I needing I'll a to spare.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
STRONG ATTRACTION
 AT EMPRESS TONIGHT

''The Slave Market" played by Pauline Frederick, and a Pathe News will be shown tonight only at the Elm press theater. "The Slave Market" is a thrilling story of the Spanish main, with it's pirates and gentle women. The semi-tropical scenery shown was taken in Cuba. Miss Fred erick takes the role of a COnvent-bred daughter of the governor of one of the West Indian islands. On her way home from Spain she is captured by pirates, and the leader declares her his slave. It is a strongly emotional role, that of Ramona, and one suited Ot the talent of Miss Frederick. A great majority of the situations in which she figures are of stress, but there are others that are tender, as when she is thrown into the company of the man she loves and who eventu- ally rescues her and escorts her to
 priest Albert Hart, as Firebrand, the pirate leader, is as fierce as anyone could wish, and as convincing pirate as every scuttled ship. Tomorrow only, Bryant Washburn in the fve-act comedy, Filling His Own Shoes"
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
ARMY ARSENAL. IS SET ON FIRE
 MANY KILLED ED

RARITAN, N. J., Aug. 4 (by Associ- ated Press) ).-About twelve persons were killed and many injured by four explosions of ammunition in the sheds of the army arsenal here. Several buildings are burning.
 It is believed that box car on a siding blew up first, starting expl0- sions in the buildings.
 Residents are fleeing from their homes, fearing other explosions.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04

 GOSSIP ABOUT
 YOUR FRIENDS

Al Eberling of Katalla is spending a few days in town.
 E. B. Hanley and family arrived in town last night from Nellie Juan.
 The Admiral Watson will be here in the morning on her south-bound trip.
 The members of the radio crews at Miles and IA enjoyed an excursion to Miles Glacier yesterday.
 George E. Scott and wife spent Sat urday with Cordova friends, having come down from the north end of the railroad.
 The city council will meet in regu- lar session tonight, and among other business to be transacted is the' cleo tion of a fire chief.
 The steamship Alameda is due from the westward early tomorrow morning and will leave for Seattle during the afternoon or evening.
 William Crooker has purchased the gasboat Pioneer from the Pioneer Packing Company, which he will place on the Cordova-Katalla run.
 An aged Chinaman employed by the Nellie Juan cannery died yesterday morning while on his way from the cannery to Cordova, en route to the States.
 Roy D. Hegg returned Saturday night from a trip to Katalla, where he took a number of photographic views. He was marooned on Cape St. Elias for a week on his return, and was picked up by the launch Swan.
 MT. and Mrs w. B. Sprague of Se- attle have returned from a pleasant trip to Kennecott, and are spending a couple of days in COrdoya. MT. Sprague is purchasing agent for the Alaska Steamship Company.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

WANTED-Gasoline horizontal, sta tionary engine. Apply Daily Times office. 4-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
 FOR AMERICANS
 TO BE COBLENz

COBLENZ, Aug. 4 (by Associated Press) ).-Coblenz is to become head quarters of the American forces i'll Europe when the American grand headquarters in Paris are closed, on August 20.
 Antwerp will be the base port for the Americans who remain on the Rhine indefinitely.
 General Pershing intends to leave Brest for home on September 1.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
ENFORCEMENT LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
 ACCORDING TO ROOT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (by Associ- ated Press ).-Counsel for the Anti Saloon League declares that the war time prohibition enforcement act is constitutional. Elihu Root believes it to be unconstitutional.
 Officers of the league declare that they are not planning an anti-tObaccO campaign.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
PRESIDENT DEVOTINC
 ATTENTION TO PROBLEM
 OF HIGH COST OF LIVING

WASHINGTON, Aug. (by Associ- ated Press). President Wilson re- turned this morning from a trip down the Potomac river on board the gov ernment yacht Mayfower. He had no engagements for this morning, but it is understood that he is devoting his attention to the problem of the high cost of living.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
HEAD-ON COLLISION INJURIES FORTY PERSONS
 ON CALIFORNIA ROAD

SAN JOSE, Cal, Aug. 4 (by Associ- ated Press) Forty persons were ln- jured, several of them seriously, in a head-on collision of two cars on the Peninsula railway line, nine miles from here, this morning.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
ENGLISH TELEPHONE
 SYSTEM A TRAVESTY

LONDON, July 1 (by maiD.-"A ghastly joke" is what Joseph Ralph of Sausolito, Cal, calls the English telephone system, in a letter to the Daily Telegraph. q am absolutely mystifed how practical people like the British can tolerate for twenty
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04
WICK COMING BACK
 TO TAKE TESTIMONY

SEATTLE, Aug. 4 (by Associated Press) ).-James Wickersham is here, en route to Alaska to take evidence for use in his contest for the congressional delegateship.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04

Electricity for service, that's why we sell electric waffle irons, coasters, grills, toast-stoves, immersion heaters, curling irons, cozy-glow heaters and everything. Northwestern Hard ware company.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04

five minutes the pathetic travesty for telephone service with which you are afflicted" he says. He writes ap- provingly of American telephone fa- cilities.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04

If you do not receive your copy of the Times regularly, please notify the circulation manager.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-04

Tub and shower baths at the Holden pool room barber shop. SUI
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
BOLSEVIKAI APLEIDzIA
ORENBURGA.
BolSeviku kareiviai pereina
KolCako armija.

Londonas, bal. 26.- Gauta
ziniQ, kad ruSQ holSevikQ Sta
baS krauStoSi IS mieSto Orcn-
burgo, pictrytinGj Ru>iioj. ne>
ant to micSto briaujaSi Koita-
ko (SibcrijO> valdzio$) ka-
riuomeni.
kOltakO kariuOmcnei ten
vadovauja gen. Dutov. JiS .iau
atSiGmd micStQ Or>kQ, w $50
myIiQ (an%liSkQ) pictryjuoS"
nuo Orcnburg0.
DaugrliS hol&cviliV ka!riviQ
apIeidzia holSeviki&kaS Giles ir
iStoja KolGako armijoli. Atim-
tQ nuo boISeviku apyIinkiul
valsticGiai taippat pri>id"da
prize KolGako a1miioS ir ben
drai vcikia prizes hol$cvikHS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
CEKU KARIUOMENE ATA-
KUOJA BOLsEVIKUS
ARTI BUDAPESTO.
Spejama, kad cekai veikiai pa
inns sostine.

Geneva, bal. o. Ceku-slo-
vaku kariuomend, anot gautll
tia ziniu, jau atakuoja unga-
ru mieStQ Waitzen, uA 20 my
liu nuo BudapeStO.
Podraug praneSama, jog ia
Ungariios SoStind, Budapestas,
vcikiai lures kristi, neS unga-
ru boI$cvikiSka kariuomend
neSkaitIinga il Suirus.
Rumunl armijai Ungarljoje
pagelbsti prancuzai, anot pra-
nc$imO * VicnnoS.s ..--... ...-....
Ungarijos bolSevikiSka val
dzia iSakiusi tampriai uzdarytl
visuS rubezius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
ORLANDO ISKELIAVO
RYMAN.
Fiume. arba mirtiS! - Saukia
ma ItalijOje.

Londonas, bal. ~. - TaiioS
konfcrcncIoie uarbai zymiai
>utrukdyta. ItaIiio> prrmjera'
Orlando ir uISieniV reikalQ
minister's Sonnino iSkrliav0
Rymm.
pirm apIri~i;nt PmryZiQ,
premivra~ Orlando konieravo
~u prrmiorai> CI"m"nc"an ir
Lloyd George ir 81 prrzidrntu
WiI>onu.
Tie mI@ino prrkaIhrti ItaIi
JOS at>tovu>, kad .iir uctruIdy-
tu taiko> darbU. gryZtE ;tt@"l
bendruu dmbuu. Bet ta> nirio
Ergrlbtjo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
Cekq kariuomene tik " 20
myIiQ nuo Budapesto
GAL KAIP NORS TALKI-
NINKAI sUSITA1K1NS-
SU ITALIA.
Orlando iskeliavimas neper-
trauke rysiu.

Paryzius, bal. 26.- Ttalijos
premjeraS Orlando apleido
ParyziQ praeita ketvirtadienl.
Su juo iSkeliavo generolas
Diaz ir keIi xiii italai atsto-
val. Didziuma misijos narip
paSiliko Paryziuje.
GeIezinkelio stotyjc buvo
susirinkuSi zmoniu minia. Pa
kelta ovacijos iSkeliaujan-
ITEMS.
Kai-kurie IaikraSGiai raso,
kad pstmjeras Orlando ishe-
liauja ne ant visados. Sake,
yra vilties, kad jis sugrysias
taikos konferencijon atlikes
mamie svarbius reikalus.
Kai-kurie laikra$fiai tvirti-
na, jog abb pusi. padarysla
nusileidimuS IL susitaikinsia.
Paskui bendrai baigsia prade-
ia Svarbu taikoS pravedima
darbq.
,Paryziuje Iaikinai pasiliko
ir Italijos uzsieniu relkalu mi.
nisteriS haronas SonninO.
Tuo tarpu * Rymo prane-
Sama. jog tenai il kituose TIA
Iijos miestuose sekancios mil.
ziniSkos gyventojQ demonstra-
cijoS. Protestuojama prizes tai.
kininkuS uH jQ nenordiima pri-
pazinti Itali.iai uoSto Fiume.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
Cali dar pakilti kare su Italia
SAKO LENKAI PAEME
VILNIU.

GENEVA, bal. 26. - Lenku
ziniu agentura Lausannoje tvir
tina, kad Vilniu nuo bolSeviku
paemusi lenku kariuomene.
Vilniaus paemime dalyvavo
ir dalis lenku armijos, kuri
siandie siun6iama Lenkijon is
Prancuzijos per Vokietija.
ISkalno buvo numanoma, jog
siunciama is Prancuzijos len
ku kariuomene be Lenkijos
bus nukreipta dar ir Lietuva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
VILLA APIPLEsE MIESTA
PARRAL.
Paskui liepe nugalabinti iris
zmones.

Juarez, bal. o. Cionai IS
MckSikoS micSto PalTal atke-
Iiavo tryS merikOnai. kaSyk-
IQ vcdt.jai, IL papasakOjO, JOG
zinomaS galvazudiS Villa M
meta mie>tQ uzGmt IL aplpItSt.
Villa Su Savo kariuomcnG
uzpuoli mieSto garnizona. pas
tarqii lveik@ il paSkul en-"
pIdSti mieStq.
KitQ dicnQ iSakG Savi$kiamS
nepalieSti kaip amerikonQ,
taip kitQ SvetimSaliQ >avaSGiQ.
Taippat iSakG submit buvu-
81 Parral mieSto majorq Luz
Herrera ir jo du Sunu IT. viSuS
iris SuSaudyti.
Is chihuahua prizes Villa
pa>iQSta tryS trauklnial >u
CarranzoS kmiuomenc. Gauta
zinill, jog dabar ten >eiQS MIL
sis.
ParraI yra kaSykM mirStaS,
az l25 myIiQ ! pictrytu$ n"o
chihuahua.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
PATARIA PIRKTIES ANG.
LIS DABAR.
Mes kitaip ateinancia ziema
gall pritrukti angliu.

Wholesale Coal Shippers
Association turGio SuSirinlii
ma Morrison vieSbutyi. Is Su,
Sirinkimo i$tjo ohaISiS, kao
zm0niS ateinanGiai ziemai pa
SigamintQ angIiQ dabar. Mes
kitaip gall pritrukti angliQ.
TaS reiIIalaS aiSkinimas
taip:
Jei dabar zmondS nepirIlS
angIiQ, kai-kurio> kaSykIoS an
gIiu neturtS kun. padtti ir bus
privcrSto> pertraukti darbQ,
Tuomet reikiama kiekyb6 ang-
liQ nebuS pagaminta ateinan-
Giai ziemai.
Gi jei zmonG> pirkS dabar
angli<, tai paIiuoSuoS daugell
geIezinkeIiQ vagonQ, leiS ka-
SyklomS dirbti per vaSarQ il
Ici> mgliQ yardamS paSiga-
mint i&tckliauS ateinanGiai
zicmai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
Orlando labai isi5eides.

Orlando jubai i>izridr prrZi-
lcnto WiI~ono vicSuoju pas
krlbimu, kad uo>ta> Fiumr ne
turf trkti ItaIijai. bet turi pa
>iIikti ItaIiiai.
I>izrid1 dar ir tuo, kad
oxen. WiI>oua> ~"vo pa~kr!hI-
mu FiImr rrikaIr tie>iog krci-
pr>i italy tautQ, bet ne it0-
lV valdziQ.
Tuo tik>lu prrmirra> OrIon-
do pa>kelbt kaipir >avo at~a-
kymQ prczidentui WiISonul.
Ji> >;lko. kad prezidenta> VI
>ai nedipIomatiSkai pa>ieIgc>
.iei ap>iIcnkr> >u italy valdZia.
Sake, tok>ai ap>ilenkimaS
didziai pazemina itaIQ vyriau-
Sybr. Tr joi vyriauSybd igno-
Iuojama, tad il patti italy tau
Ia pa>tatoma Iygiomi> >u ko-
Ilia tai pu>laukine tauta, ne
tul.inGia dcmokratiniS valid
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
MILIJoNAI zMoNIV zUV0
NUO 1NFLUENZoS.

Londonas, bal. 26.-Britalai-
jos Indiioje, anot zinip, influ-
enzos epidemija pasmaugusl
apie penkis milijonus zmofiu,
Influenza ten baisiai siante
praeita rudeni. Miestuose buvo
pilnos gatves zmoniu lavonq.
Mes nesuspeta !u laidoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26

didziuma panorGS GrciGiau tH-
rtti tailia. Tai cal taika ga
ldtu ivvkti IT, ~ 80 dicnu 10
.;,.,:,.,,o NO ,,,+o,+;n,;
,,;su; l,oI r,. d.,. r;ol,o fix
4, .;,,.
' ''> ~ '''''''' WV
VokieGiu diskusiiu klausimas.
nv ,ru: ,o:,
',3a 4,.;,.t;n, ;oo. ;;a 40
Jno.i, voI,ipcGiiu atstovams
Jarvti diSkuSiiu sutartics re,-
kaIc.
Bet vokieciQ valdzia mano
I'''l, t -; ~; ,;;, I;,,1.u.,,ot;
,.L o;I.,I,,, j..
roir,aIaut; J;sI,1Is;i;;u IN Sako y.
,r,.1.r.,; ~ non,l;mo ro+virtinti
...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
VOKIEGIAI TURF NAUJUS
PLENUS TAUTU SA-
JUNGAI.

Londonas, bal. 25.-Vokieciu
atstovai taikos konferencijon
nusivez projekta naujai tautu
sajungai. Atstovai, sakoma,
ia proiekta pasiuIysia talki-
ninkamS.
Prize projekto pagaminimo
prisiddjes il buves Suv. Valstf=
jose vokiecip ambasadorius
grafas Won Bernstorff.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
RUMUNAI w 120 MYLIq
NUO BUDAPESTO.
Ungarai retail kur priesinasi
rumunanS.

Copenhagen, bal. 2G.- Ru'
muniioS kariuoment Wis dar
briauiaSi UngarijoS gilumon,
BaIandzio - dienQ, anot ziniQ,
il buvo uztmuSi linija tarpe
Thei<S ir Maros upiu, Sale
mieSto DobreGin, uz l20 my
liu rytuose nuo BudapeSto.
DobreGina apleido ungar1l
kariuomenG be pasiprieSinimO
ungaramS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
UzGINAMOS SLAPTOS
SUTARTYS.

Washington, bal. 90 Kai-
kllrie SaIieS IaillraSciai praddio
SkeIbti, jog prezidentas Will
<onas darq< kokiaS tai slaptas
SutartiS 81 kitomiS SalimiS.
Prezidento sekretorius Tu-
muIty tad paSkelba, kad taS
yra praSimanymaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
MEKsIKA NEPRIPAzIsTA
MONROE DOKTRINOS.

Mexico City, bal. 25.-Vie,
tos lailraSciai paskelbe Meksi,
kos uzsieniq reikalq departa-
mento virSininko Diego Fer.
nandez praneSima. jog Meksl-
ka prieSinasi Monroe doktri-
mai.
Tuo paGiu laiku paskelbta
zinia, kad Meksikos valdzla
atSaulzia savo pasiuntini is
Paryziaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26
KARALIUS NAUDOJASI
I.AKSTYTUVU.

BRUSSELS, bal. Is, Be!gq
laraIiuS Su karaIionc lakSiytu-
VII iSkcIiavo ! micStQ Bochum,
WeStraIi.joje, km stow okupa-
cline belgu kariuOmen6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-26

tate italai. lr jci tik taikoS
konferrncija paSiprieSinS. jle
pagrumoS iStjimu il GAL iSe!S.
Kaip manoma Washingtone.
Wa<hingtOne nuomOniauja-
ma, kad italy atStovQ' lSStoJi-
mas * taikoS konferenciJos y
ia ne kaS kitaS, kaip tik vie
mas bliufaS".
PremjeraS Orlando turi taip
pIgticS. nortdamaS geIbdti sd
vo pozici.iQ. Mes jam is nanny
taip buvo iSakyta. Jei iiS w
Fiume nepakeltu jokioS de-
m0nStracijoS, ncbutV patlijO-
taS ir turttQ tuoiauS rezignuo-
ii Is premiere vietoS.
Tad italy atstOvQ paSltrau-
kimaS * ionferencijoS yra ti'i
papraSta demonstracija.
Kit kitaip nuomoniauja.
Sake, premjeraS sugryz Ry-
man. Bus suSauktaS parIa-
mentas. Tr jei parlamentaS pa
tvirtinS premiere zingSnius,
tuOmet arba Fime turts TEXT
Italians arba atsinaujinS kar6,
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JAPONU PRANEsIMAS A,
PIE SUKILIMA KO-
REJOJ.
Japonai Insignia visokiu pix
tadaringu darbu.

Washington, bal. 26.-.japo-
MICS ambaSada Gia paSkeIh(
oficiiali prancSmQ aple SuklII-
mus Korejoj.
Sake, jog .japonai ten neat
like iokiu piktadaringQ dar-
bQ. iSGmuS legal! SuklIuSnl
zmoniQ maISinimQ.
PaGioj KorcjoS >oStin&j Su-
kiIimo metu tik viena> zmoSus
uImuSta ir & >uzeiSta.
NiSoj Koroioj 35l zmogn>
uZmuSta ir 735 Suzei>ta.
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Italijjos premjjeras Or
Iando ii$$keliavo Rynan
Japonai pradeda staGiOkuoti
taikOs konferencijoje

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vikiSkai aplri>ti.
Visa tauta. <ako, stow NJ
Orlando II SonnlnD ala
vimu>.
Sake. galingoji ir karZvgiS-
koii italu armiia paSirenguSi
pa>i>vcntiman uH tautoS rcika-
Iu<. Ia armiia tmi praveSti
t;ruto> programa.
Kahn Rymc, tain EituoSc
mir~tuo~c ivyk~ta dcmon<tra-
ciio~ prip& taikoS konfcrenci-
in. Drmonstraciiu mrtu girdi-
mas Eauk>ma>: "Fiumc, arba
mirtis!"
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; kitnS DoImotiioS nokroS5:i,lS,
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i, ,v,poSr vvriauSioii stovvK-
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