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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
CHIEF PROP PAGANDIST
Of HUN EMBASSY IS
NOW PEACE DELE CATE

Washington, April 2l.-Dr Haniel
Won Haimhausen, who according to
Paris advices has been named as one
of Germanys delegates to the peace
conference, formerly was chancellor Of
the German embassy in Washington.
As such he was the chief aide of Count
Won Bernstorff and was charge Of the
embassy when the ambassador was
away from the capital.
Won Haimhausen was credited with
being the chief propagandist of the
German embassy. and it was generally
known that a great part of the pre-.
pared propaganda which the ambassy
sought to have circulated passed
through his hands, The former
chancellor also was ON intimate terms
with the former members of the Aus
tro-Ilungarion embassy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
BAD FAITH SEEN
/. IN HUNS SEND|NG c
MERELY "COUR|ERS'
FRENCH PAPERS INSIST on GER
MAN PEACE DELEGATES OF
PROPER STANDING.

Paris, April 21.-This mornings news
papers see in Germany's sending "cou-
riers instead of delegates of proper
standing to Versailles nothing but evi-
dence of bad faith ana a transparent
maneuver to gain time. The Echo de
Paris says:
"The allied and associated govern
ments are determined not to accept SUI
bordinate personages and Germany will
be immediately notified hat she must
send delegates equipped with full pow
rs to conclude peace Upon their ar.
rival at Versailles, the first step will
be to demand from them evidence that
they mold those powers"
The Gaulois, indignant at what it
describe as "the impertincnce Of Ger
many's coup de theater,' which it re-
CARDS as a refusal to sign the treaty.
says: "The next word viii be with
Marshal Foch"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
PRESS ADVISERS UR GE
TREATY TO Be PUBLISHED
WHEN HANDED To HUNS

Paris, April 2l.-The council Of four
Of he peace conference, in the interval
before the peace treaty is handed to
the German delegates. will take up the
question of making the document pub
lie. Ray Stannard Baker, representing
the American delegation, in agreement
with the press advisers to the delcga-
tious OF other countries has recommend
cd to the council the publication of the
treaty Immediately after its delivery to
the Germans. Otherwise it is pointed
out the first version of the important
provisions Of the treaty would be issued
by the Germans and might be loaded
up with German propaganda.
The plan proposed on behalf of the
United States is for the American dele
gates to cable for simultaneous distri.
button on the American continent. first
a 2jO-word official summary Of the
treaty; second, 5.OOO-word official sum.
mary and third. the text of the treaty.
The two summaries would be given to
the American press at about the same
time and the treaty day or two later.
the text possibly to be distributed by
instalments as it was received.
The text of the covenant of thl
league of nations has already been tele-
graphed to the state department at
Washington for released when author.
lied by President Wilson. Other parts
of the treaty are likely to b. cabled dur
ing the present week The final dis
patch which may count up to nearly
100000 words, can be cabled in four
or five hours if AN the cable lines are
cleared for tine purpose
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
Germany Not Hopeful.

Pnrlin Satur1ly ADru 1g-Thc cab
,not do,c.,ol i,s. tt,, an bour to
tbo formulation of its answer, to tbo en-.
,o,to,s h,,.itation to Versailles before
,ecei,.ire, , draft or tho neaco terms.
4 reo,ine of gloom prevails in official
circlas tonicht and the Associated
pross &. t,Id tbot tborn are no uu.
sions rs in attaining MITIGATION i'm the
dictotorial nsace awaiting Germany.
The mvjtation from the council of
fou,. c,mc as a surprise. notwlthstand-
inc tbr fac, that the news of the past
weel, ,oreshadowel IT, and il is inter.
nrcted in cabinet circles and at the
foreign office as final proof that the
entente is disinclined forthwith TO enter
into negotiations based ON President
Wilson's fourteen points" and that the
terms awaiting Germany are cut and
dried
The German emissaries will merely
have instructions TO carry the peace
documont b,cl, to Berlin. The question
,vbatber r-e prnscnt government will as.
sume the responsibility of accepting or
rejecting the terms or whether it will
nresent them for a national referendum
l. n matter of conjecture. Official opin.
ION. 50 far as adducel tonight. was op
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
NOW TTALN MAY REFUSE
TO SIGN PEACE TREATY

Rome, sunday, April 2O.-The Pop
ulo Romano says that Premier Orlan.
do will be able to reach Rome before
April %, the date fixed for the reopen.
ing of parliament, only in case Italian
rights are not recognized 10y the peace
conference, in which ease it says the
italian delegates will not go to Yer
saillos for the conclusion Of peace with
Germany, which 1t asserts cannot be
ratified with the adhesion of Italy.
t"But Italy cannot sign a peace sane
toning her fan" the newspaper says,
"and until the time Of the meeting the
italian delegates will remain in Paris
and work with anxious activity
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
.HAASE COMES OUT FOR
MODIFICATION Of THE
SOVIET FOR GERMANY

Copenhagen, April 21.-"When we
secure power and are able to realize
our ideals, the Spartacans will abandon
their methods of terrorism, recognizing
that those methods may suit Russia. but
that they do not suit Germany" Hugo
Haase, German independent socialist
leader, is quoted by the German cor
respondent of the Exchange Telegraph
Company
The correspondent, who has just re
turned here from Berlin, says Haase
told him that the Independent socialist
party asked for the specialization of all
the great resources of the country, such
as the coal mines, the iron and steel
work, etc, and SO also with the farms
ON great estates, he continues, these
to be worked and managed by work.
men and peasants councils
With regard to the soviet system
Herr Haase went on, "there is some diff
ference of opinion, but the most of us
want il realized in the following man
ner Every factory or similar institu-
ton to select a special small council
to control it, but to have great councils
Of workers formed throughout Ger
many, these to have a certain power of
control over public institutions, courts
of Justice and so on, together with the
right to place bills before the parlia-
mont. If reforms proposed were re-
iectcd, the councils would arrange to
take a popular vote
Haase said that Inc did not consider
% roactionary coup impossible i'm Berlin,
but that he was convinced that such
CONTROL if it were acquired, would not
last more than couple of months, if
indeed it endured as long as that.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
Chicago Nlso Regins EarIy.

Chicago April 2l For three hours.
this morning. between midnight and
three o'clock, thousands of people in
Grant park ON the lake front sang pa
triotic SONGS and cheercd for Uncle sam.
marking the formal opening Of the Vie.
tory loan campaign in the seventh fed.
eral reserve distric. Three army search
lights of more than 200, 900, 600 candle.
power lighted up the Victory forum
erected i'm the park and played upon
the jewels ON the Victory altar
Tine campaign started with more than
$12oOOOOO In subscriptions and It will
Doe necessary to sell more than $4,000
00O worth of bonds each twenty-four
hours to obtain the city's quota OF
$lSg0oo.OU0 before the end of the drive.
An aviator taking part in the Vic
tory loan drive here today fell with his
machine into Lake Michigan off Grant
Park and is believed to have drowned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
VICTORY LIBERTY
LOAN CAMP PA|GN ON
WITH GREAT GUSTO
CHICAGO MAIL ORDER HOUSES
GIVE MILLIONS; NEW YORK
OPENS At MIDNIGHT

Chicago, April 21-Sixty thousand
volunteer workers ushcred in the open.
ing of Chcagos Victory loan campaign
today and before noon it was reported
that subscriptions aggregaing $4,000
eco had been obtained. The campaign
began with am accompaniment of music,
paludcs and cheering throngs which
Tiled the downtown streets. Among the
large subscriptions received were:
Estate of Marshall Field. $4,000 GOO.
Marshall Field E CO., $1,000, 600, Julius
Rosenwold SLOO0.OO0, Montgomery
Ward a co., Sl25o.O0O; Sears Roebuck
N Co.. $1,000 600
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22


Nashmgtou April 2l.- From an
arpouo flying 900 feet overhead. an
army officer today read President VII.
SONS Victory Liberty loan message to
% rhrong OF $4,000 persons. assembled
at tine south steps of the treasury, by
the usc of the wireless telephone aud
% newly invented sound amplifier.
A few minutes later Admiral Sims
from the platform addressed the same
audience through the ampllficr. He
praised tho work of the American army
iu France. saying the navy was really
au uuyui1ry of the army To the pro-
lougcd applause. Admiral Sims re-
sponded by explaining that he inter
prcted the cheering as an expression
Of gratitude for the navy and not for
any individual connected with it. Billie
Burke the actress. sold bonds to the
audience after the address of Admiral
Sims. who bought the first bond and
also spoke at other meetings today.
/ The throug of government employees.
/ dismissed for the capitals opening
/ demonstration for the loan, cheered
/ the presidents message as spoken
/ through the air and euunciated dis
tncuy TO them by Lieut. Ii. T. Met.
calf. a radio officer i'm the airplane.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
ALL GERMAN TOWNS ARE
NOTIFIED THEY WILL LOSE
THEIR BELOVED GARRISONS

Berlin, April 2l-Every German
town and city which had It's garrison
of which it has been proud for decades
has been notified officially by the ma.
tional assembly that it has been de.
cided to disband the German army.
The official notification, while refer.
ring to the creation Of Il new army
in the future. says its strength is en-
tirely unknown at present and declares
that it recognizes the towns will be
injured economically by the withdraw
al of garrisons. They will. however,
have to accustom themselves thereto,
the message says, and the authorities
will try to consider economic problems
while regroupng any units.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
WnINS.ONE ERLAND EMPLOYEES
GET Sl,000,O00 IN $3.50
SHARING or PROFIT PLAN

Toledo. Ohio, April 21.-More than
$1,000 Willys.Overland company en-
ployes today received 81 900 900 in checks
in the company's first district of profits
and the $3.50 proiitsharing plan an
nounced last January.
The proft.sharing, according to the
terms of the plan as outlined by com.
mittee Of workmen and representatives
OF the company, is to employees who
have been six months in continuous
service. The employees sharing today
represent 9,S4S at the Toledo plant and
the others are scattered throughout the
United states, notably at Elyria, Ohio
and Elmira, n. Y. The other employees
benefited are those at the company's
branches throughout the country
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE
STRIKE Is OFF: UNIONS
ORDER EMPLOYEES TO WORK

Boston, April 2l,-Tho agreement
reached by the committee of striking
telephone operators with officials of the
New England Telephone Il Telegraph
Company and the Providence Telephone
Company yesterday was ratified at a
mass meeting of the strikers today and
all union members were ordered to re.
port for work at their switchboard at
8 o'clock this afternoon.
The details Of the agreement will not
be available until tomorrow, when the
strike committees and company offc.
als draw up the final terms.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
MISSOURI PRISON OFFICIALS
NIP \ PLOT TO ESCAPE

jefferson city Mo, April 2l-With
the discovery of two automatic pistols
and Two fun boxes of loaded cartridges
in a cell In the Missouri penientiary
today The prison officials announced
that they had uuearhed plot ON the
part of nine couyicts to escape. \ knife
also was found hidden with the pistols.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
VI. -. KERN Is CHARGED WITH
ABANDONMENT or HIS WIFE

w. Il. Kern Is charged In complaint
61led in the county court with the
abandonment of his wife. Anna Lee
Kern and their minor child, Doris
Kern. alleged to be under the age of
J. years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
ANOTHER STOLEN BICYCLE
IL RECOVERED BY POLICE

Day Sergeant Kolb has a bicycle
at the police station waiting an owner.
This is one of the three stolen wheels
recovered by the police last week. Two
of them have been identified and
claimed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
NAMES OF DEAD CARTER
COUNTY SOLDIERS WANTED

The Ardmoreite is compiling an
Honor Roll of Carter county's fallen
heroes. II your son or husband or
friend was killed in the great strug-
gle for humanity, send his name to
the Honor Roll Department of The
Ardmoreite. A complete list of all
who lost their lives, whether over.
seas or in training camps in Ameri.
ca, will be published. Give name, or.
ganizatiOn, how long in service and
date of death.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22

Our officers invite you to open Saw
ings Account in this Institution and
deposit therein those small sums that
are so apt to slip through the fingers"
GUARANTY STATE BANK
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-28
KANADIECIAI APLEIS
VOKIETIJA.

Londonas, Sausio I'D. -
Kanados kareiviai pasiren-
ge apleisti Vokietija. Mics
tas Bonos, kuris buvo ju Wy
riausi kvatera, bus uzimtas
Anglijos kareiviais. zinios
is Bonn pranesa, kad Vo-
kieciQ civiliai valdininkai
Bonne konfiskavo visa me-
SO su tikslu, kad geriaus ga
letq isdalinti tarp gyventoju.
Tas ju veikimas maza efek-
ia turi ant Anglijos karei-
viz, mes jiems parupina mais
"a kariska komisija, bet tai
kininku kareiviai, kurie pri-
buna j miesta is apielinkiu,
patenka j varginga padeji-
rns mes jie negali gauti
maisto.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-28
SUTVERS SPARTAKU
RESPUBLIKA.

Berlinas, via London, sau-
sio 27 d. Spartaku respub-
lika likosi sutverta siaur-
vakarineje dalyje Vokietjos.
Programa Spartaku kon-
greso bus suformuliuota sia-
dien Brunswick. Dvylika
provinciju ir miestu bus at
stovaujama, bet manoma,
kad bus suislaikyta nuo ga
lutinio nuosprendzio, pakol
nebus zinomos pasekmes
tautisko Steigiamojo Susi-
rinkimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-28

|kad buves Vokietijos kaize-
ris butu perduotas j ju ran
kas. Uzrubeziniu reikalp de
partamente siadien kores-
pondentui likosi pranesta,
kad, pakol Vokietija neap-
lake oficialisko pareikala-
vino, tai j skaito ta dalyka
ne is svarbiausiu. Valdzios
saziuros yra tokios, kad ex-
kaizeris liuosnoriai apleido
Vokietija If gavo prieglau-
'da Hollandijoj. Vokietijos
valdzia mazai ka gall veik-
ii Shame reikale.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-28
HOHENZOLLERNAI BAL,
SAVO POTSDAME.
Amsterdamas, Sausio 24d

Amsterdamas, SauSlO I4d
- (suvelinta). Nariai Ho-
henzollernu seimynos vyrai
ir moteris, kurie dabartinia-
me lake gyveno Potsdame,
dalyvavo rinkimuose stei-
giamojo susirinkimo, praei-
Joje nedelioje - visj jie
balsavo.
Visi jie vadina save kai-
po won Hohenzollern", pa
duodami titula prince ar
princesos Piusijos, isskiriant
August Wilhelm, ketvirta
sunu buvusio imperatoriaus,
kuris pasivadino save "Au-
gust Hohenzollern, ex-prin-
cas- Prusijos".
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-28
No.. %

Voiss il Albert Claveille;
Italia, Grespi ir De Marti-
no; Japonija, Yamakawa ir
Col. Sato. Va s
Leon Bourgeois, prezi-
dentas francuzu asociacijos
del Suvienijimo Tautu, pir-
mininkavo ant mitingo tai
kininku saliQ atstovu, kurie
pribuvo Paryziun, kad is
dirbus pliana del Lygos Tau
tV.
Hamilton Holt, vienas is
Americas delegatu, reikala-
vo, kad butu panaikinta
slapta diplomatic.
Mitingas isneSe rezoliuci-
ja prijauciancia sutverimui
Lygos II tes savo darba ry-
.toj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-28
JAPONJJA NENORI TE-
RITORIJOS.

Paryzius, Sausio 26 d. =
Japonu taikos delegacijos
vyriausis delegates Baron
Maxine pasake, kad Japo-
MICS delegacija prisides
kick j gales, kad taika butu
padaryta teisinga If pastovi
If kad Japonija nesitiki,
If nenori gauti daugiaus ze-
mes plotQ, kaip Kinijoj
Saip If Sibire.
"Musu uzrubeziniu reiAa
lQ minister's" pasake Baron
Maxine, "gali butt pagerb-
tas uz paskelbina paziuru
taikos delegatQ ir isdestylna
5yarbesniQ Japonijos siekiu.
Jis isaiskina Japonijos po-
litika, kas-link Rusijos uz-
reiksdamas,. kad Japoniia,
nemano If nenori isimaiSyr
yldurinius reikalus Rusl-
jos, bet il nori, jeigu bus pa
kviesta, pagelbeti ivesti tvar
ka Rusijoj.
Viscount Ucfida, dave
pilna, uztlkrinima, kad ia
ponija neturi teritorialisku
ambicijQ Kiniioj. Kaip tik
atbulai, mes iskilmingai rem
giames gerbti politiska ir
Seritoriska eielybe Kinijos".
Paklausus apie Using Tao
tai jis atsake, kad uzrube-
ziniQ reikalu ministerio kali
ba aiskiai parode, kad ia
ponija yra prisirengusi ia
sugrazinti Kinijai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-28
.PORTUGALIJOS ROJA-
LISTAI I.AIMI.

Paryzius, Sausio 27 d.
zinios is Madrido pranesa
kad Portugalijos royalistai
turi pilna kontrole provinci-
jose Mimic ir Traso Mon
tes, siaurineje Portugalijoj.
Dranesama, kad respubli-
kos kareiviai, kurie likosi su
musti Coimbre, beveik yra
pasirenge prisideti prie mo-
narchistu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-28
WILSONAS APLANKO
MUSIC LAUKUS.

Paryzius, sausio 26 d.
Prezidentas Wilson's pirma
syk siadien iskeliavo apziu-
reti music laukus ir nuterio-
|tus bel sunaikintus miestus
ir kaimus.
Kada jis pervaziavo If ap
ziurejo apie tuzina sunai~
kintu kaimu ir istoriSka
Reimso katedra, jis padare
'sioki issitarima:
"Niekas negaletu pasaky-
ii zodziais, koki ispudi as
aplaikiau tarp tokiu scenQ
nuteriojimo ir grllvesiu."
Prezidentas Wlisonas ap-
lanke garsu Belleau miska,
|kur Amerikos kareiviai pir-
mu sykiu sulaike vokieciv
zengima pirmyn, is ten pre-
zidentas aplanke Chateau
Thierry, kur Americas ju-
revival (marines) sumuse ge
riausias Prusijos divizijas il
tuomi isgelbejo Paryziu nuo
vokieciu.
Cionai pulkininkas E. M
Watson papasakojo Prezi.
dentui detaliskai apie jurei.
viu musi.
Apziurejes dar kitas vie.
tas, Prezidentas Wilson's il
| jo partija vakare sugrizc
traukiniu Paryziun.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-28

fronte i pietus nuo Archan-
gelsko, apleido miesta Shen
hurst, spaudziami bolseviku,
If pasitrauke j trumpesne
linija j siaurius nuo mie-
sto, sulyg oficialisko siadie-
ninio pranesimo Anglijos
kariskos kvatieros apie vel
kima siaurinej Rusijoj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-28
LENKIJA GAUS
DANZICA?

Paryzius, sausio 27 d. -
Korespondentas A. Smith
pranesa is Paryziaus, kad
Amerikos delegacija Taikos
Konferencijon yra nutariusi
sutverti galinga Lenkija exc
nomiskai neprigulminga ir
galincia tapti pirraos kliasos
valstija Europos reikaluose,.
galincia avlsikyti Vokietijos
ekonomiska kompeticija.
Vokietija nedrista uzpulti
ant Lenkijos, nes tas reiks-
tu talkininku spaudima ir
be abejones as pakenktu jai
ir. j butu skaudziau nubaus-
"a ir jos didesni zemes plo-
tai butu prijungti prize Len
kijos.
Amerikos delegacija turi
geriausius norus kaslink Len
kijos if Jie bandys, kad por-
tas Danzigas tektu Lenkijai
SUI uztektinai didele terito-
ria, kad j galetu industrial
liskai pletotis.
Korespondentas tvirtina,
.kad Lenkija, kada galuti-
mai bus aptarta Taikos Kon-
ferencijos, sulaihys savyje
visus zemes plotus, kokiu
Lenkija reikalauja, ir nors
j nebus tokia didele, kaip
j buvo lake Kazimiero
viespatavimo, kada Lenkijai
priklause visi zemes plotai
nuo Ukrajinos Xxi Juoduju
juriu (?).
Atrodo tikrai, kad nauja
Lenkija lures 10000, ,OOO-
35, 100000 gyventoju.
Svarbiausiai kas Lenkiiai
dabartiniame lake yra rel
kalinga, tai yra maistas, ka-
revival ir amunicija.
Talkininkai, priskaitant
Suvienytas Valstijas, yra nu
tare aprupinti Lenkija tais
reikmenimis.
Lenkijai reikalinga yra
10000 tony maisto j meme
ISL per ateinancius sesis me-
nesius ir beveik visas lures
but atgabentas is Suvienytv
lValstiiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-28
NEGRAzINS VOKIETIJAI
KOLIONJJU.

Paryzius, sausio 27 d.
Augsciausia Taryba Taikos
Konferencijos susirinko Sia-
dien ant 1920. Taryba de-
simties, taip francuzai vadi-
ma ministerius penkiu di-
dziuju valstiju, turi prizes sa-
We apsvarstyma tarp dauge-
lilo kitu, siuos svarbius klau-
sinus:
J.. Sutvarkymas teritcriju.
2. Panaikinimas konskrip
cijos.
8. Ekonomiskas atbuda-
vojimas Vokietijos.
Sic klausimai sulyg nusta-
tytos metodos procedures
perduoti paskirtoms komisi-
JOINS. Vienas is klausimu,
kuri tik6tasi, kad Augsciau-
sia Taryba svarstys, tai nu-
sprendimas likimo vokieciu
kolioniju.
Francuzija il Anglia, kaip
pranesama, yra galutinai SUI
'sitaikiusios ant vieno daily
ko, kad jokiu budu Vokie-
tijai neturi butt sugrazintos
kolionijos. Priezasciu del
toxic jq susitarimo yra daug
bet svarbiausia is ju yra ia,
kad nedaleidus Vokietijai
isteigti submarinu baziu sa-
vo kolionijose. Amerikos
pazlur0S ape 81 klauSlm2 ne
ra zinomos.
zymus valdininkas pasa-
ke korespondentui A SIS O.
c la t e d Pre- S S, kad, jei-
gu Francuzijos pa
ziuros palms virsu, tai vo-
kiSkos Kamerun teks Fran
cuzijai, sulyg sutarties tarp
AngIijos ir Francuzljos.
Belgija reikalauja tos da-
lies Kongo, kuria il su gink-
lu uzkariavo; Belgijos ka-
reivia paeme Tabora il teri
torijas, gulincias vakrau pu-
seje ezero Victoria Nyanza
Belgija taipgi nori smota ze
mes ant kairiojo kranto upes
Kongo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-28
BETvARKEs EKvADORE

Guayaguil, Sausio 26d. -
Keletas ypatu likosi uzmus-
ia ir suzeista, kada policijs
Sianakt atidenge ugni j mi
lia zmoniu. Susikirtimas at
sitiko is priezasties betvar-
kiu, kurios siaute per visa
diena, lake kuriu minios
zmoniu uzpole ant laikras-
clio spaustuves Guante If is
dalies sunaikino spaustuve
Diaro Ilustrado. Betvarkes
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-28
WILSONAS APLANKYS
BELGEJA.

Brussels, sauslo II d. Ii
kimasi, kad prezidentas vii
sonas priims uzkvietima ka-
raliaus Alberto aplankyti
Brussels, tokia nuomone yra
isreiskiama gerai painfor-
rateliuose, bet lai-
kas, kada jis aplankys Bel
gija nera paskirtas, kadan-
gi prezidentas Wilson's yra
labai uzimtas Paryziuje.