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Republican farmer., 1919-03-14

unless
 German neople are furnished mate
 rials for their industries and commer- ciaI opportunities to sell the products
 of labor in the foreign markets, and
 unless the laborers have food, Ger
 many can never pay, even in part for the evil she has done. Further more, if the present state of chaos continues and political power contin-
 ues to grow weaker there will be no
 responsible German government with
 which to make peace; there will be ! no government strong enough to carry
 out the conditions of the treaty of . peace.
 ! T say to you, men of France and 1 men of America. and to you. men of
 the Allied Powers. that there is no
 time to be lost if we are to save the
 world from the despotisTa of anarchy,
 even as We have saved it from the | despotsIu of aulC-raCy. We ought to
 make. we must make, peace without
 delay and shtps laden with food must enter the harbCrs of Germany. We have reached a crisis in the affairs of 1 the world. We must meet it without passion and without permitting our
 Judgment to he warped ry a natural and ullavOida bIe desire for vengeance. We are victorious, and yet victory 1 o'A e-A@ Ifl tiELLClNl 4S 1lDL all. W must l use our victory wisely or we will lose ] even more than we have gained. It ] is no time to permit selfishness to | control our actions, or to permit an 1 immediate advanta se to blind our eyes l to the greater good which lies in The l future. It is not a spirit of generos- Ity which demands peace and which 1 cries out that the Germans must be ! fed. It is common sense that demands ] it and that points out the perils be fore us if we do not listen to the voice 1 of reason.
 France showed her greatness of | soul in the dark hours of diversity l and we of America, who give her un- ] stinted praise, trust her 10 show the same spirit in these days of triumph | Ii is true philosophy which teaches ! a man or nation to bear success as i well as defeat.
 And one last word. a word of af- lection for France. The vaIor and 1 glory of France and her children are , written in letters of eternal light ! across the heavens where there dawns a new era and a new hope for hu- 1 manity''
Republican farmer., 1919-03-14
Must Prevent Anarchy
 In Former Hun Empire
Lansing Warns People It Was to Advantage of Allies to Do This-Vengeance and Hatred Must Not Stand in
 Way of Checking Wave of Terrorism.

Paris, Tuesday. March live reached a in the affairs of the word said Secretary State Robert
 al banquet tonight by the press honor of the American Peace emphatic that the Allies must feed Germany and give the Germans opportunity to sell their products in the foreign kets the danger of Bohevism be avoided He paint ed vivid picture of conditions in the France pointed out that it not through pity for Germany but the Allies advantage that anarchy prevented the former German empire. Mr. Lansing said:-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
WANTS NO INTERNATIONAL
COMMISSION I'm MEXICO
DEEMS MOVE AS UNWISE
Mexican Secretary Says
One Man Commission Is
All That Is Needed

Mexico City. wednesday, Luis
Cabrea, secretary of the treasury
speaking to the reporters today, said
he believed it would be unwise to at
tempt to settle the difficulties be-
tween Mexico and the United States
through a joint international commits
sion. He remarked that the present
situation is a diplomatic matter which
must be settled in: that way and init
mated that a one-man commission APP
pointed by each country might be ben
eficial.
Regarding the Jenkins case, he
said: "In this Jenkins affair, Jenk
mis- is the least factor. 1t is really q
press scandal originated for the pre-
text of increasing the difficulties pend
ing between the countries.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
THOMAS COUNTIAN ENDS LIFE

Thomasvillc. Dec. 3.-Taking off q
shoe and pulling the trigger of his
shot gun with his toe, J. Sellars liv'
ing in Thomas county, near the Col
quit county line yesterday sent load
Of buckshot through his side ending
his almost instantly. News OF the
suicide reached ThomaSville today
II is said Scllars was Respondent be-
cause of his inability to secure en-
polymeUt sand has made several
threats to end bis life but his wife in
each instance persuaded him not to
DO so. Yesterday, however, he carried
out his threat Scllars was forty
years old. His widow and five chill
dren survive.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
SCHOOL FUNDS
COUNTY AND CITY
REACH $4,000
CORDELE GIVEN SIX AND HALF
THOUSAND
COUNTY FUNDS LARGER
Local Systems Will Get $3.50
Per Capita From State in
1920.
COUNTY FUNDS LARGER

State School Superintendent NJ. l..
Britain announces today the appor'
tionment of the school funds for 1926
The total distribution will represent
FIJI four millions. One million will
be used in fostering consolidation OF
rural schools into few good ones
to supplant the many poor.
The Crisp county schools have an
apportionment of $1S,331.O0, accord
ing to figures furnished by Mr.. Brit
tain. The Cordele Schools will get
from the state in 1920 the sum OF
So ,60100. This is not quite $4,000
which the state will give to the schols
of Cordele and Crisp county for the
coming year. 1t is a larger fund than
has ever been thus distributed
through state taxation in Georgia.
The school funds thus coming from
the state will amount to $3.50 fol
each child in the county this yeal
ara $S:5s eacif FOR every 4cftitti~ -fast
year.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
'HITCHC Is
READY TO LOCK
HORNSIN SOUTH
WOULD PLEDGE SUPPORT OF
CONGRESS- 10 WILSON
in DEALING WITH MEXICO
Congress Will Call Secretary
Lansing Before Taking
Action
in DEALING WITH MEXICO

Washington, Dec. A. Secretary
Lansing will be called before the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
before action is taken on the Fall res.
olution requesting the President TO
sever relations with Mexico.
The decision was reached after u
2hours session of the committee be
hind closed doors.
The discussion it was said, revee! :
ed big difference Of opinion regard
ing the method Of protecting Ameri-
can interests IN Mexico. Senator
Hitchcock introduced a substitute res
oluton in the committee which be-
sides authorizing the President to
break relations, would pledge him the
support of Congress in any subsequent
action he may decide upon.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
COUNCIL SETTLES
FIUME QUESTION
TROOPS WILL
WITHDRAW FROM FIuME


Lodon, Dec. a. AN agreement
which, it is hoped, will lsolve the Ad'
'riatic question, has boon prepared in
Paris by American, French and Brit
ish peace representative for submis
sion to Italy, according to private dis
patches today.
Frank L. Polk, and Premier Glenn
enceau are declared already to have
signed the agreement,
Italian irregular troops will occupy
Fiume and that territory included in
the treaty of London in 1915. Dan
nunzio's volunteers will withdraw
from Fiume, it is said, under the
terms of the agreement.
1t is understood that Great Britain
is prepared to sign, upon which the
agreement will be handed over to
the Italian plenopotentiary in Paris
The nature of the proposals were
not stated but they are said to have
been framed with view Of salts
fying the italian people.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
STARVES HIMSELF TO DEATH

Newark, Dec. 3.-Death by starva-
ton although he had more than $4,000
has overtaken Frank Zabielski, who
denied himself the barest necessities
of life in order that he might some
day return in opulence to his wife
and three children in Russia.
The hollow checked ard pallied Rus
sian died Sunday of "malady" which
puzzled physicians until county ply
sician Warren reported yesterday that
death was due to starvation.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
STADIUM TO SEAT
HUNDRED THOUSAND
CHICAGO PLANS LARGEST OPEN
AIR GATHERING PLACE

Chicago, Dec 4.-Plans for the
Chicago stadium in Grant Park, tt
be the largest open air gathering
place in the world, became known to
dav wit hthe announcement of awards
of jrizes for plans.
The structure is to be horseshoe
shaped, of concrete and marble, with
a seating capacity Of 100000 persons
according to plans.
1t is estimated it will cost one and
three quarter millions.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
CUBAN GOVERNMENT TAKES
OVER CONTROL OF COAL

Havana, wednesday, Control
over all coal supplies throughout Cuba
was taken over by the government
tonight, presidential decree to that
effect having been issued.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
PLANS TO DEVELOP
BETTER SCHOOLS
WOULD ELIMINATE SECONDARY
SCHOOLS AT COLLEGES

Louisville, Dec 4.-More than 300
educators of the South ATTENDED the
convention here today of the associa-
ton of colleges and secondary schools
# the southern states.
1t is planned to develope prepare
tory schools so that colleges may elm
mate their preparatory departments.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
HISTORIC FRENCH OPERA
HOUSE DESTROYED BY FIRE

New Orleans, Dec 4.-Thc historic
French opera house, built in 1859,
was completely destroyed by fire this
morning.
The fire originated in Sylcester's
restaurant and from the opera house
quicklyspread.
The loss is estimated at 100000.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
ELDER SCREWS TO
PREACH TONIGHT
MEETINGS OF DAY OF GREAT
VALUE TO THOSE ATTEND
ING

+ The meetings of the elders and dea
cons of the Primitive Baptist churcl
today have been highly profitable tC
tho delegates attending. The last
work Of the conference was done to
day the visitors will be on their way
home before tomorrow,
Elder W. h. Screws, who vas here
in the annual meeting in the summer
will preach at tonight's meeting.
You will miss good message il
you stay away, Come.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
NARROW ESCAPE FOR
TEN NEW YORK FAMILIES

NcWark, Ohio, Dec. 4.--Flre, WHICH
for time threatened the entire bust
ness section of the city, today destroy
edtwo buildings with loss estimated
at $4,000
Ten families had narrow escapes
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
- NOTE SHAPED TOUCHING LOSS
OF SHIPS
STRONG LANGUAGE USED
Further Resistance by Ger
many Will Bring Rough
Consequences

Paris, Dec 4.-The Supreme Coun-
Gil spent most of today's session dis
cussing Germany's attitude toward
signing the protocol and putting the
peace treaty into effect
The form of the note to Germany
on this question was considered by
the Council but no final decision was
taken.
y 1t is anticipated in this connection
that the reply to the German note
regarding the Scapa Flow question
will contain strong representations as
to the consequences of further resis-
lance by Germany
Scheidemann Says Keep Word
Paris, Dec. Germany should
stand by her word to carry ont the
terms of the treaty, says Plilipp
Scheidenlann, former German chan
cellor in an interview published by
Echo ESQ.,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
NEW TOBACCO WAREHOUSE

Waycross. Dec 3.-Plans for tn"
.rcction Of tobacco warehouse in
line for the 1920 crop are being con.
jidered here. Several hundred acres
we're devoted to tobacco last season
md it is expected the acreage in 1920
will be greatly increased.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
TRIAL BY JURY WILL
NOT PREVAIL IN IRELAND

London, Dec 4.-The British cabi-
net, according to the Daily News to.
day, has decided to suspend trial by
Jury for the crimes of violence in
ireland and substitute trail by COM
mission Of three judges.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
NAVY IS READY
FOR ANY EMERGENCY

Washington, Dec. 4.-Despite
the rapid demobilization of the
personnel siace the armistice,
the navy is ready TO meet any
emergency, Secreatry Daniels
declared today. in discussing the
published reports that the navy
would be found unprepared il
called upon for active service
at this time.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
ITALY ENDED COUNTRY
WIDE STRIKE WEDNESDAY

Rome, wednesday, Announce
ment that the general strike in Italy
would terminate at midnight Wednes-
day was received with relief by every
body throughout the country, includ-
ing many workmen who admitted
that they struck only in obedience to
orders.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
GRAND JURY IS
CALLED COAL CASE
VIOLATIONS LEVER ACT ANTI.
TRUST ACT TO BE INVESTI-
GATED

indianapolis, Dec. 4.-Federal Judge
Anderson has summoned the grand
jury to appear Monday to investigate
alleged violations of the Lever act
and the criminal provisions OF the
Antitrust Act by the coal operators,
it is announced today
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
ABANDON CONTROL
AND SALE SUGAR
NO FURTHER GOVERNMENT EFF.
FORT AT DISTRIBUTION :,

Washington, Dec. 4.--The abandon
mcnt of governmental attempts to
coz troll the distribution and sale OF
sugar was announced today by the
Attorney General.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
WOULD BACK PRESIDENT IN DEALING WITH MEXICO
HUNS ADVISED THAT Baking WILL PROVE COSTLY
MEXICO WANTS NO INTERVENTION
COMMISSION TO SETTLE AFFAIRS
SOUTH DAKOTA FOR
WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Pierre, Dec. Identification of
the federal woman suffrage
amendment, was completed by
the South Dakota Legislature
today, whel the Senate passed
the measure.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
Not Made public

Berlin, The govern
ment today gave out the text of the
Entente note of December l protest
ing against the development CT Ger
man military forces. ms
It refers to the formation of bodies
outside the regular army in contra
yention, it is declared of the peace
treaty. The note requests the Ger
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
year.
PERSHING MAKES HIS
FIRST STOP AT CAMP LEE

Petersburg, Va, Dec. 4. General
Pershing arrived here today to inspect
Camp Lee. This is the first stop on
tour which vii Include virtually
every army post in the South.
man government to abolish such
forces, or reduce them in accordance
with the provisions o fthe treaty.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
Production Is Better

Washington, Dec. 4.--Complaints OF
I lack Of uniformity in the local ap
Dlication of the coal rationing orders
brought out by Mr. Garield's appeal
to the country, have reached fuel
headquarters from several sections.
Middle western states and cities,
particularly Chicago, are insistent
that the same drastic restriction apply
nthc Newd England and Eastern
states IS arc effective in the central
region.
Production reports are viewd as
encouraging, ard it was said semi-of-
fcially that an upward tendency had
been noted the last two days. Opera
'ors expected this to he accumulated
yhcY offices have. been posted at the
mines of the new wage scale decided
Ipon under GarfcIds suggestion Of
fourteen percent increase.
Allotment Increased
Washington, Dec. AFTER con
ercncc with Mr., Garfield, Senator
2ummins announced today that the
iucl administration had agreed to in
.rcasc by fifty percent the coal allot.
ment for Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska,
South Dakota and Kansas.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
WIDE EFFORT TO SUPPLY FUEL
FOR COUNTRY
ACTUAL S FFERING NOW
Kansas Produces Coal by
Volunteer Working Force
Iowa Active

Chicago, Dec. 4.-Preparations for
conserving fuel supplies wet forward
today over virtually the entire coun-
try. No immediate relief through a
return to work of the coal miners is
in sight, Actual suffering is being re-
ported from additional towns in the
west. The southwest is entirely with
out coal.
In three Nebraska towns fence rails
and ear corn are being burned
State executives continued to bend
their energies toward immediately OBJ
tanning coal to prevent, or reduce, suf-
fering leaving the solution of the
greater question, the ending fthe
!, strike, to the washington authori-
ties. The Governor of Wyoming, Ne
braska, and Colorado are to confer
today at Denver on some plan for a
satisfactory distribution OF coal"
In Kansas an appreciable amount OF
coal is being brough from the surface
mines by volunteer workers. Iowa
mine operators have served notice on
the union miners that unless they re-
turen to work by December 5, the
mines will be opened to any competent
labor
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
NEW YORK COTTON
LOCAL MARKET

GOOD MIDDLINC CLOSED -.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-15
VARGIAI BUS PRAVESTA
PROHIBICIJA SU LIE
POS 1 D.
Prohibicijonistai nezino nei-
kas Cia Veikti.

Washington, bal. 15.-Pro-
'hihicijoniStamS fanatikamS a.
nQ dienQ ant galvQ iSliejo di-
deli kubilQ SaltO vandenS Vi
dujimiQ mokeSGiQ rinkimo ko-
miSijonieriuS Roper, kuomet
.iiS prme$6, kad jiS atSiSakQS
pravcSti Salyi prohibiciiq sl1
liepoS | diena.
KomiSijonieriuS Roper tvir-
tina. kad nei kongrcSaS, nei
prczidentaS nepadare patvar-
kymo, kaip taSai iStatymaS tu-
rGtQ but ivedamaS gyvcniman.
PrOhibicijoniStai tad kaInus
griauja ant ROperio galvoS.
Sake, tegu iiS paSitraukia iS
uzimamoS victoS, jci nezino
kaS veikti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-15
LAUKIAMAS LIETUVOS
PRIPAzINIMAS.>
("Draugui" telegrama).

NEW YORK, bal. 12. -
Lietuviu Astatymo Bendrove
gavo nuo Karuzos kablegrama.
Is jos tenka patirti, jog musQ
politikinis veikimas Europoje
gerai suorga1'izuotas. Asto-
val Stockholme, Londone, Pa
ryziuje, Copenhagene smar-
kiai darbuojasi. Musu nepri-
klausomybes pripazinimas
kasdien laukiamas.
Finansiniai Lietuva pare
mia Anglia. Hoover taippat
duoda pagelba. Butinai reika-
lingas kapitalas organizuoti
pfekyba ir industrija Lietuvo-
je. Bendrove kviecia visus
lietuvius ir laikraScius stoti
bendran darban.
Siandie tam tikslui mes tu-
rime du simtu tukstanCiu CO.
lieriu. Aplink liepos 1 d. mes
butinai turime tureti maziau-
sia penkis Simtus tukstanciu,
SUI kuriais butu galima orga-
nizuoti ir finansuoti industri-
jinius ir prekybinius reikalus.
Kaip Gia, tai Lietuvoje jusu
prisidejimas bendrai veikti
bus augstai apkainuojamas.;
V. K. Rackauskas,
Bendroves sekret.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-15
PASKELBTA PERGALES
PASKOLA.
Norinlu surinkti tik puspenk
to milijardo.

WASHINGTON, bal. 13. -
Pinigyno sekretorius Glass pa
skelbe Pergales Laisves pas
kola - 4 ir puse milijardo do
lieriu. Paskolos kampanija
prasides balndzio 81 d.
Tam tikslui bus iSleistos
aukso notos keturiu metQ lai-
kotarpiui. notu bus dvi ru-
81. Vienos is ju duos 4 ir iris
ketvirtdalis nuoS. ir nebus pa
liuosuotos nuo mokesciu. XII
tos duos 8 ir iris ketvirtdalis
nuos. ir bus liuosos nuo mo-
kesciQ.
Chicagos federaliam distrik-
tut paskirta surinkti $652,50
900 paskolos. IS to Cook pa
vietui reikes duoti S189,225, :
900.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-15
VATIKANAS PRIESINAS
BAzNYcIQ SUSIVIE-
NIJIMUI.
Bet kitas baznycias visuom
priims savo globon.

RYMAS, bal. 14.-Gia pu
oficijaliai skelbia, Jog Apast
liSkas Sostas neisreiks sa1
prielankumo sumanytam iva
riQ krikscioniu baznyciu ko
gresui su tikslu isteigti vi.
baznyciu susivienijima ari
sajunga. Tan kongresan Xvi
ciama ir Kataliku Baznyci
Bet sta Baznycia negali pl
sideti lygiomis su kitomis bal
:nyUIotnis. -.-.--....s....
Pasauliui juk aiskiai yra I
noma, jog visos kitos kriksci
niu sakos yra atskilusios nj
Kataliku Baznycios. Sta BaI
nycia tad yra pats kriksciI
nybes kamienas, paeinas NJ
pat Kristaus. Tad KataliA
Baznycia negali susideti su \
tomis baznyciomis. Jei tos ba
nycios pageidauja vienybes, I
gu jos sugryzta atgal prie K
taliku Baznycios, kuria isteil
ne zmones, bet patsai Isgan1
tojas.
Susivienijimo tikslais cion
atkeliauja kitu krikscionisl
baznyciu atstovai, sventas
Tevas, kick patiriama, jul
priims tikrai teviSkai. Ir pas
kys jiems ta, kaip cia yra I
reikSta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-15
Musu atst0vai uoliai gina Lietuvos teise
NUzUDYTA SAKSONIJOS
KARES MINISTER'S.
ISV.:iktas is manu-, apmuStas ir
imestas upen.

Copenhagen, bal. ID Ana
'dicnQ SakSonijoS SostinGjc
Drczdcnc nuzudyta SakSOni-
Jos IiariS minister's. Penki
tukStanciai SuzeiStu kareivIl
ir zmoniQ minios susirinko
prizes kai'Gs ministeriO Neuring
namuS.
Kareiviai pareikaIavo pasi-
matyti Su miniSteriu. Bet taSai
atSiSakG juoS priimti. KareE
vial protcStavo, kodeI jiemS
buvo mokama pricSkarinGS al
COS.
Kuomet minister's atSiSak6
priimti, karei'viai. neziul'int
kuIka>vaidziQ tratdiimo, isl
Iauz& ! namuS, minister iSviI-
ko if padavG miniai. Sta bal
Siai j apmuSG ir imctG up6n
Flba.
ImrStas minister's mGgino
pripIaukti prize kraSto, bet bu-
v0 nu$autaS IT. nuSkendo.
Po Sito Drezdene paSkelbta
karGs StoviS.
Pramatoma, kad tenai iSkilS
bolSeVikQ Sovietai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-15
SUTRUSKINTA BOLSEVI-
KAI BAVARIJOJE.
Labai daug zmoniu zuvo
Duesseldorffe.

Copenhagen, bal. Is. - Cia
aptmtta ziniV, kad praeita
penktadieni BavarijOs sostin6-
je Muniche ir kitur sutruSkin-
ia hoI$evikQ valdzia.
Muniche dvi bOlSevikQ frak-
ci.ji po dideliu neSutikimQ pa
gaIiauS SuSitaikG. Teciaus po
to tuojauS Mmichq uApuol6
bavarQ kariuomen6 If boise
viku vaIdziQ nuvert6 po kru-
vinQ >u>ir6mimQ gatv6se.
Bet pirmto bOlSevikai mieste
jau daugeli piktu darbQ buvo
atlike. Daug zmoniQ uzkan-
kino il nugalabino. Daugeli
jip nuSkriaud6. MieSte buvo
pakeltaS baisus teroras prizes
burzujuS. Visgi toms netei-
Syb6ms tur6jo ateiti galas.
DuesSeldorffe ana diena J.
vyko baisiai kruvini susir6-
mimai streikininkQ su val
dzi0s kariuOmene. AnOt Ii
niu, krito 33S zmon6s. Su-
zeiStQ buSiq daugiau tukstan-
clio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-15
RUSU BOLsEVIKAI PA
GEIDAUJA TAIKOS.
Taigi jie pageidauja ir
pripazinimo.

Paryzius, bal. IS. - Is Ru-
SijoS cionai parvyIio vicnaS
amprikoniSkaS taikoS komiSi-
jos naryS. JiS paSakoja, JOG
bolSevikai labai pageidauia Su
taIkininkaiS padaryti taikQ, IL
kad talIlininkai Lenino val
dziQ pripazintQ.
Tuo tikSlu bolSevikai pasl-
zada pertraukti savo priest
ninkus bauSti il galabinti, pa
sizada kuogeriauSia su jaiS
apsieiti, atSiSako nuo visokiQ
bolSevikiSkQ propagandQ tai
kininku SalySe.
Anot to komiSijonioriauS,
Siandie bOlSevikai nuO talki-
ninEp labjausia pageidauja
dviejQ daiktQ: pripazinimo IL
maiStO.
Bet tie patyS boISeviIiai vie
no daiktO bijosi. Jie nenori,
kad taIkininllai iuos priverstu
praveSti rinkimus Steigiamq-
jim susirinkimdn, kur rusQ
tautos atStovqi galdtQ APP
spreSti apie tolimesni Savo Sa-
lies likimq.
TO jie nenori; mes jie Zinc,
kad toxic rinkimai ir susirin-
kimas iSeitu jQ nenaudai. Jie
nori Sail valdyti ne demokra-
tiSkai, bet autOkratiSkai.
Tad sveiki gall laukti pri-
pazinimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-15
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laikraSciai raSo, kad atlygir
mo reikaIe taikos konferent
ia padariusi atmainas. Pi
miau buvo pranesta, kad Y
kietija antkart turesiand y
moketi 5 milijardus If kItl
Iikusius per 80 metu.
Dabar sakoma, jog Vokiei
ia lures talkininkams duoti (
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ma atlyginti dalimis per
metu.
Saar klonio kasyklas 81
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ten inns sau reikalingas arfgl
taip ilgai, kol prancuzq K
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