davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Inhabitant. OF Mesopotamla.

Reader. Petersburg The inhabitants
of Mesopotam mia are not Arabs. but de
scendants OF the old Babylon.ans and
Assyrians. Before they were conquered
by the Arabs the natives OF the TiCris
and Euphrates valleys spoke Syriac, a
dialect of the Assyrian language.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Fcnlinitis.

ut keeps woman busy doesn't itr'
What does?"
Why looking from end Of her system
TO tho other constantly TO see whether her
petticoat Is showing or her nose needs powd Err"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

present administration. That being their sole
object, they will be more than welcome to all
the material they may find.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Charcoal Eph's Daily Thought.

"Ef some foll<s'd use dey brains as much as
dey do dey jaws" said Charcoal Eph, rumina-
lively hit would be a rcliof e de audi
ence. Try a pickle, Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

History To Date.
Mary had a little lamb
II fieeccd her all around;
IT wasn't worth tinker's darn
At fifty cents a pound.
But Mary loved her lamb chop SO
She paid IL anyhow
And when her husband found Il out.
Jerusalem. the row!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

An Error.
once gent from Kentucky named Blake
With thirst he was anxious to slako
Said: waiter, | think
You may bring mo some ink"
But the waiter brought gin by mistake
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

In Washington q janitor is indicted for
stealing $4,000 OF the funds of bank that
employed him. Well 1t Is the janitors lob
TO try 10 make clean sweep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Voice of the People

Letters must give the name md nd
published II writer so requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

Argument.
Just finished fine table argument about
whether there Is He'll and II So who runs II
and how.
1t took twenty minutes to decide that We
knew nothing about II. and the only thing we
agreed on is that don't want to go there
unless something else is done with Hohen-
zollern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
The BoI.hevist Program.

j.. b. c., Hopewell.-The Russian
program: Uj offer OF an immediate
Democratic peace; (2) handing over
OF the large estates to the peasants
t3) transfer Of all authority TO the
council of .workmen's and soldiers
delegates; ~ an honest convocation
OF constituent assembly. \ decree
authorized by the Soviets and publish
vided Cor the SEPARATE of the church
and state; cutting off the church from
public funds and handing over TO the
state the legal TUE TO Ieiisi HuSo pro- i%e
right. however. to use the properly
for religious purposes; refusing en-
cmption from duties as cltiZcns on a.
count Of religious scrup!es: cahcch%S
the religious oath and replacing IL "E
PROMISE; authorizing the civil
authorities to perform marriage cere-
ing religious teachings In state school;
and In private schools WIN sihllar
course Of study.
Subscriber, ACCOMPLISHMENT Per-
shing catered West Point In 1882. was
graduated and commissioned second
lieutenant OF cavalry in 1885. promoted
TO be first lieutenant in 1892, made a
major OF volunteers ri the ordnance
department during the Spanish Ameri-
can war. promoted to De captain IN
be brigadiergeneral in 1906. major-
general in 1915. and general in 1917.
While in the regular, army he was
Fifteenth Cavalry Regiments. in the
order named. before being made n
brigadicr-gencral. Congress will have
to decide whether he retains his
present rank or reverts to the rank
he held before the war.
Admiral Sims entered Naval acad-
emy in 1876. graduated in 1850. rose
through the various grades 10 the
rank~ of commander, 1907; captain,
1911: rcar-admiral, 1917, and vice
admiral, 1917. He served at various
times IA th e'R nDasia, and was as
He * now a rcar-admiral having
reverted TO his, pre-war rank when
he returned to the United States N,
April. What rank he Will hold per-
manknuy is for Congress to deter
mine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

Telling.
Say, Smith how YOU tel! whether an
egE Is bad?"
Drop 1t from a third story window"
Yes, yes. so on"
We'll then, II it does it IS"
The man who does things whispers satisrac-
ton to himself in his closet
The other fellow gets mcgaphone and hires
a hall.
The hrst robin is sign that father Is SoJnr
to push the lawn mowcr-once; and then hire
That's as much sh. admits" popped In
side liner. but went school with her
In So" "
New Clubr Get Aboard.
we solcmnly seriously and without the
Capable! Say, that darned girl IS capable
OF anything"
Johnny, run get the family Bible: your
father wants to look IT,"
Awright. Nav. I'll get Il; but he'll have e
come with me an move tn trunks an things"
regular fellow would rather be hit hard
with fist than slapped contemptuously with
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28

the company.
OF the 63 animals accounted for by
the company to the county, two were
big bulls, for which the company
paid the county and state $50 each
AZ were diseased cows still able to
walk and which presumably were
sold over Butte market counters as
prime beef, for which the company
paid the county and state s25 each
s were animals I'M which the disease
had spread 50 conspicuously through
the carcass that the meat had to be
'steri(izedf and gra.an1L u l..siiflto
sausage or hamburger; and LII were
accounted for as animals in which
the tuberculosis had rendered the
carcasses so vile and filthy that even
sterilization could not make them
pass muster even as sausage and
hamburger and which consequently
were presumably rendered into fer
tilizer and the county and state paid
the sum of S. each for the hides.
Before the present administration
in the county auditors office, it has
been stated, the Hansen company
was compelled to render no account
ing for the moneys due the county
and the state for diseased animals
secured by the company and slaugh-
tered But of recent months the
company has been compelled to sub
nit a report of the number of such
animals received, and to make pay
ment to the county of the sums fixed
for the various classes of such ami
mails received and slaughtered.
An investigation of the county
records yesterday showed that while
the Hansen company had received IS
condemned diseased animals, for
each of which the county and the
state combined on fifty-fifty basis
to pay the owners at the rate of SIS
per head for cows condemned and
$50 for bulls condemned, the COM
pany to date had accounted only for
the So, two of which We're bulls.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28

Second-We demand that tile con
tract wage scales be increased go
per cent, and that the increases Sc
cured in the supplemental agree
ments Of 1917 and 1918 shall be in
cluded i'll .the wage scale as the basis
upon which the SO per cent shall be
added, and that all day men be
granted an increase of 81 a day.
Third-We demand that uniform
wage scale be established so that the
various occupations of like dharac
ter at several collieries shall COM
mand the same wage and that shovel
crews operating for coal companies
shall be paid not less than the rates
paid by the contractors To. shovelmen.
FourIh--We demand that q work
day of not more than six hours from
bank to bank be established for all
classes OF inside and outside day la
Dor, five days per week, the uniform
scales to be the basis upon which the
advance above demanded shall apply,
with time and half time for overtime
and double time for Sundays and hol-
idays
Fifth--We demand a closed shop
contract, which means full recogni-
tion OF the United Mine Workers of
America as a party to the agreement.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
MEN
BACK TO
WORK
Brotherhood Chiefs Say Men
Must Return to Their
Jobs. Many Men Vote to
Remain on Strike.

Los Angeles. Aug 2S.--All mem
bers of the Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmen who are on strike have
been ordered to return to work by
w. G. Lee, president of the brother
hood. A telegram containing this
order, and declaring that, if the
trainmen fail to heed it, they will be
suspended from the brotherhood
was received by local strike leaders
The telegram stated that mo au.
thority or sanction. was given by this
organization for strike of yardmen
of the Santa Fe and Southern Pa
cific' and adding that, unless there
is a decided Improvement the gov
ernment will take steps to operate
the lines.
A simultaneous notice issued by
w. S. Stone, president Of the en-
gineers' organization, said:
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
Continued on Page Seven }

Reports OF instances where dealers
at the city curb market have at
tempted to charge prices the equal
of or higher than the prices charged
at some of the stores which are
profiteering, have led Mayor Stod-
den to issue an announcement that
in every instance where such charges
are substantiated. the dealers IL
cense to sell at the market will be
revoked.
The instances reported. however,
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
PITTSM0NI
SMELTER
CLOSED
Men Discharged Who Re
fuse to Scab. Complete
Scab List to Be Published
in Near Future.

Appearing before the regular
meeting of the Metal Trades council,
committee from the Silver Bow
Central council stated that they were
ready to act as a third party to Sc
cure q meeting between the repre-
sentatives Of the striking metal
tradesmen and the officials Of the
mining companies.
The Metal Trades council recon-
mended to the strike committee that
the request of the Silver Bow coun-
Gil be concurred in and that the
executive board hold themselves in
readiness to meet the representatives
of the company.
It is not yet known whether any
further conferences are desired by
the company and if one is arranged
it is probable that it will not take
place before the end of the week.
1t was reported to the metal trades
Continued on Page Seven.)
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
REMOVE THE bRIbE-TAkfR
Cut this out, fill in with and address and mail
Attorney General Palmer.
TO ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER,
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.

Dear SIR since the beginning Of
world proficcrng
retail dealers in oosu and other necessities including coal Prices
incomes OF the working people Inadequate to permit of the
promises Of further made Our state officials who have
have failed give relief look office
to our aS
f.
guilty
II lis
as
interests OF the people Of the state of Montana the end that
N Discharge ~ G Day from the office Of United States for
him
ntAna,
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
ORDINANCE WOULD Give
CONTROL OF ALL MEATS

Further revelations connection with the Hansen Packing
compas monopoly the slaughter and sale Of ubercular
in Butte have brought 70 light the fact that for Of
c condemned diseased animals purchased by the packing
related in Yesterdays expose the company
The county only nominal price Of So supposedly for the
hides and that additions Of the S5 diseased animals bought
ny The company Silver Bow county since March l. 1910,
the county has only received compensation for 63
the other having yet made the county by
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
CAMPAIGN
BEARING
FRUIT
Reports Reaching Depart
ment of Justice Show
Prices Taking Downward
Turn in Some Localities.

Washington, Aug. 2S.--According
to reports reaching the department
Of justice, prices are beginning to
take a downward turn in various
parts of the country, but SO far the
slump has not gathered momentum
enough to be felt where purchases
are made for immediate use.
Attorney General Palmer, when
asked how soon results could be ex-
pected from the campaign to reduce
the cost of living, said all the gov
ernment wanted was fair chance to
show what could be done to take
the artificial initiation out of the
market. He said cumulative results
were expected when congress enacts
to the food control law,
by which criminal penalties can be
imposed on profiteers and hoarders
1--WE hope the public will begin to
reap the benefit of our efforts be-
fore long, Mr.. Palmer said 1--WE are
making progress i'll obtaining prom
ises from shoe manufacturers as to
fixing a limit beyond which prices
shall not go.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
Shipbuilders Accused
of Using Lax Methods

He testified that he had to make
adverse reports to the fleet corpor-
alton about construction of certain
ships which were built at Grays Har-
Dor. One of these ships, he said, had
to be docked twice for repairs short
ly after completion.
Attorney Cosgrove for the fleet
corporation, told the committee that
criminal action, involving certain
shipbuilders was contemplated. He
would not give any names.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
MINERS DEMAND 30-H0UR WEEK
ANTHRACIT re DIGGERS
Want SO PER CENT RAISE

Wilkes Barre Pa Aug. 2SAltracite miners here have
declared for the eckf six hour work day five days
week and increase of 60 in
The tri-dsrct conventions session to formulate the de-
lan Of the adopted the report Of the scale committee
Aug 22. The following the demands:
Frst-Me demand that the next contract be period
not exceeding years and that the making Of individual
agreements and tic mining Of coal Shall be
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
(Snecia1 limited pracc Nira

Especial United Press Wire.)
Seattle, Aug 2S-Certain ship
builders in this district are facing
criminal prosecution as a result of
their lax methods during the war,
developed at the hearing before the
congressional shipyards probe COM
nittee. Captain Rustad, of the
emergency fleets, acting assistant in
charge of the woodship construction
in this district, was the chief wit
ness.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
MEXICAN BANDITS DERA|L
CARRANzA TROOP I RAIN
Especial United Press Wire.)

Especial United Press Wire.)
Laredo, Tex, Aug. 2S.-MeXican
bandits derailed Carranzista troop
train which was carrying $50 men,
machine guns, artillery and pro-
visions in the state of Chiapas early
this week and killed or captured all
federals, according to advices. More
than zoo bandits took part in the
attack, but it is not known to what
faction the bandits belong. The at
tack was a complete surprise in
lonely mountainous region.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
ANACONDA UNION
WILL OBSERVE
LABOR DAY
Mammoth Celebration, In
Guiding Sports Prog gram,
to Be Held at Moun ntain
View Park.

A mammoth Labor day delebra-
ton will be held at Mountain View
park, near Anaconda, under the
auspices of the Anaconda Central
Labor council, on next Monday. La
Dor day
1t is intended to make the event
strictly working class affa il and
all members of labor bodies in Butte
Continued on Page Seve NJ
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
Mayor Will Not Tolerate
Profteers at City Mart

eral of the profiteers have, through
other parties secured licenses to sell
at the city market and it is believed
that the cases of overcharging affect
only such licensees as are believed
to be acting for the profiteers and
that the overcharges are made i'll
order to discredit the market.
Mayor Stodden declared he will
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
M0YER UNION IS
RUNNING true
TO FORM
In an Attempt to Break
Strike in Arizona, Agrees
to Furnish Men to Run the
Struck Properties.
Especial to The Bulletin. J

Oatman. Ariz., Aug. 2S.-The
strike of the metal miners here for
the six-hour day and wage increases.
which was called Aug. 16 by the In
dustrial Workers of the World, took
on new phase Tuesday when Or
ganizer McCluskey of the Interna-
tional Union of Mill, Mine and Smell
Continued on Page Seyen.l
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-08-28
M0NTENECR|NS REVOLT
Especial United Press Wire. J


London. 2S.-A revolution has broken out in Monte
negro extending the entire country according to dis
reaching here. The situation is serious and the fight
is Widespread with the Serbian forces unable to supres,
the revolt The Monenegrns have cu the railway running
from AnIiNHrIA.
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MARGINS AGREED UPON.
New York, Aug. 2S--In an eff
fort to stabilize meat prices, the
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Continued on Page Seven.)
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CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-22
SU RUSIJA Wis BEDA.

Paryzius, vaSario FL d.
Rusijos klausimas vel yra
iskiles virsun Taikos Konfe-
rencijon. Talkininku. suma-
nymas, idant ivyktu konfe-
rencija su rusisku VALIDITY
atstoVais ant Princes salu,
neivyko. Bolsevikai, nors
sutiko dalyvauti toj konfe-
rencijoj, bet national nesu-
tiko pertraukti musiu ant
lvairiu frontu Rusijoj, kaip
to talkininkai reikalavo, o
prizes -bolsevikskos rusiskos
valdzios atsisake toj konfe-
rencijoj dalyvauti sykiu su
bolsevikais. Taigi Rusijos
klausimas stow beveik taip
pat, kaip jis stovejo menuo
tam atgal.
Francuzija dar Wis yra pa
linkusi stoveti uz tai, kad
Rusijoj reik padaryti inter-
ninku armijas tiesiog Mask
Won If "pads.ryti tvarke." F"
mes sulyg jos manymo viso-
XII kitoki budai busia tik lai-
ko gaisinimas.
Amerika vienok mano,
kad suvedimas visu rusi5ku
partijQ il VALIDITY kruvon ir
bendras apkalbejimas gale
tu isristi Rusijos klausima ir
be svetimu armiju.
Anglia uzima vidurine
vieta tarp Francuzijos if
Americas ir sutiktu gal ant
bile kokio zingsnio, jeigu
Francuzija ir Amerika pri-
eitu prie vieno plano. Fran
cuzija prirodineja, kad is
pasikalbejimu plano nieko
neisejo il todel reikia kito-
XII buda pavartoti, o Ameri-
kos delegatai mano, kad rel
kia dar syki ju buda pa
meginti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-22
tatorius j Anglia, idant te-
mai jie setu bolSevizma.
VOklETIJOJ TOKIA PAT
BIUROKRATlNE VAL
DZIA

l7aryzius, vasario 21 d.
DR.. A. E. Taylor, kurs ka
tik sugrizoi is Vokietijos,
kur bl.vo nuvykes kaipo
maisto specialists, pranesa,
kad siuo laiku Vokietijoje
esq tokia pat biurokratin6
valdzia, kaip kad buvo ir
Iprie kaizerio. Mat, zmones,
lbauginti .u3tvarkemis Rusi-
joje, bijosi pavesti valdyma
SALES neisbandytiems EMO
mems If paveda ja daugiau
desiniems elementams, kr,.
RE, gal, niekuo nesiskiria
nuo kaizerines valdzios.
BedarbiQ VoAietijoje yra
CANA daug, ypac jais pasi-
zymi Berlinas, kur bedar-
biams mokama paselpa So.
j diena, gi gatviu slavejai
gauna $3.50 i diena, to-
del daugelis net stengiasi
tapti bedarbiais. Vagystes
Vokietijoje siuo laiku yra
tankios.
Maisto situacija Vokieti-
joJe yra labai sunki if Sails
sunkiai gales issimaityti Xxi
sekanciai pjutei, jei nebus.
is kitur pagelbos, ypac nuo
stokos maisto kencia vaikai
nuo 5 Xxi Is metq. Geriau-
yra su vaikais Xxi 2 metu,
kuriQ gyvybe palaiko mott
nos savo pasisventimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-22
AR NEGRAI CALI
APSISPRESTI.

Paryzius, vasario FL d.
Kuomet prezidentas Wilso-
mas paskelbe principa apie
tautQ apsisprendima, tai ar
.tas turejo palyteti tiktai bal
tQ zmoniu rase, ar taipgi ir
"spalvuotu" zmoniu (neg-
ru) rase? Toki klausima
megins isristi Afrikos juo-
duku tautu kongresas, kuris
dabar yra susirinkes Parry
ziuje.
Afrikos juoduku kongre-
sas paduos Taikos Konfe-
rencijai prasyma, kad if AT
rikos juodoms tautoms butu
leista savo tautini gyvenima
nustatyti be baltuju tautu XII
Simosi.
Kongrese dalyvauja If at
stovai nuo Americas negru,
kuriu Amerikoj yra apie IL
milijonu.
Xxi siolei vienatine savi-
stow negru viespatija yra
Liberia, Afrikoj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-22
SPARTAKAI GERAI
APSIGINKLAVE.

Berlinas, vasario Fl d.
Del Ruhr distrikto streiku
Vokietijos valdzia yra labai
susilupinusi. Spartaku Wy
riausioji stovykla yra Es-
sene, kur, sakoma, yra daug
gerai apginkluotos kariume-
mes ir spartakai stipriai ga
les laikytis prizes valdiska
kariumene, kuri Wis artinasi
j spartaku uSimtas vietas.
Neprigulmingi socialistai
ir komunistai, kurie buvo
viespaciais distrikto karei-
viu ir darbininku konferen-
cijoje, suorganizavo tam tik
ra parlamenta ir nutare
streika testi tol, kol nepereis
angliasyklos ir dirbtuves j
'visuomenes rankas. Ir steng
sis, kad Sis uzmanymas ISL
kunytu nors Reino ir West
phalijos provincijose.
Angles iskasimas, kaip
pranesama, nupuoles net Xxi
10% normaliai iskasamu.
Bochum distrikte, kur strei-
kuoja j 100000, buvo daug
susiremimu policijos su strei
kieriais.
Vokietijos Nauja Veliava.
Weimar pranesama, kad
Steigiamojo Susirinkimo
speciale komisija svarste
apie busima Vokietijos We
lava. Dauguma komisijos
nariu pritare sioms trims
spalvoms: juoda, raudona ir
'auksine. Bet tas pakol kas
nera uztvirtinta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-22
ES-YOLANDO YES
TUVEMS KLIUTIS.

Paryzius, vasario FL d.
Nesenai buvo pranesta, kad
Anglijos karalaitis, Walijos
princas, sutares vesti Itali-
jos karalaite Yolando, bet
dabar laikrasciai pradeda
nurodineti, kad judviejq
'vestuves gall If neivykti.
Laikrastis "L'oeuvre" sa-
ko, kad, sulyg Anglijos ista-
'tymQ, Anglijos karaliskoji
seimyna turi butt tik protes-
tonai. Jei busimoji mare ka
raliskos seimynos yra kata-
like, tai j pirm jungtuviu
turi atsisakyti nuo katali-
kystes il tapti protestone.
Permatoma, kad Itailjos
karalaitei Yolandai nebus
leista mainyti tikejima. Jos
motina, Italijos karaliene,
yra Juodkalniete = buvusi
staciatik6, tai j zinoma ne
siprieSintQ tikejimo permai-
mai; taipgi ir pats karalius,
tikimasi, tam nesipriesins.
Bet karaliaus motina, tiki
masi, bus priesinga permai-
nymui katalikisko tikejimo
ant professionalism; jos puse
palaikys ir kit karaliskos
seimynos nariai, ypac kara
liaus dede kunigaikstis Aos
ia. Ir, manoma, kad Sic
paskutinie nusvers karalai-
tes likima, mes karalius, pa
prastai, neina priesais mott.
nos tikybinius jausmus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-22
FRANCUZIJA IR ANGLI-
IA NEISILEISIA
PAKELEIVIU.

Washington, vasario 21d.
Sulyg prasymu Francuzijos
ir Anglijos VALIDITY, nuo sio
laiko Suvienytu Valstiju val
dzia neisduos keliaujan-
items j tas Sails paspartu,
isimant tik tokias ypatas, ku
riu reikalai butinai JUGS ver-
'cia tenai keliauti.
Anglia ir Francuzija ne
senai formaliskai pareikala
vo, kad isdavimas paspartu
butu labai aprubeziuotas,,
mes delei nenormaliu sally
gu If blogumo transported
jos esq norma isvengti be-
reikalingu pakeleiviu.
Valdzia vakar uzgincijo
pasklydusius gandus, buk
Anglia reikalavusi neisduo
ii paspartu blaivybes agita-
toriams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-22
Kaizerio Sunus Imaisytas.

Basel, sveicarijoj, vasario
II d.-Sulyg pranesimo laik
|rascio Frankfort Z e j.
tn n 6, Muenchene kilo at
zagareiviu revoliucija PEREZ.
'ta sereda vakare. Paleisti
jureiviai uzpuole parlamen-
TO buta If uzeme TELEGRAPH
.ofisus if policijos vyriausius
ofisus, bet veliaus valdzios
kariumene juos is ten ismu.
Sc lauk. Sioje vietoje tapo
'suarestuotas Princas Joachi.
mas, seStasai kaizerio sunus,
mes, sakoma, jis turejo ko-
'kius nors rysius su kontr-
revoliucijiniu judejimu. Mu
enche jis gyveno % vardu
grafo Merz. Valdzia pra-
nese, kad j apsaugos atei-
tyje parlamenta nuo pana.
siQ uzpuollmu ir kad kontr-
revoliucijos vadai bus nu-
'bausti.
zinia is Kopenhageno pra
mesa, kad Princas Joachi-
mas neturejes jokiu rysiu su
'kilusia Muenchene kontr-
'revoilucija ir kad jis griztas
su savo zmona atgal j Pru-
sija.