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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-02

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ROMA, octubre 1o.-Gabriel y
Annunzio ha declarado la guerra a
los Tugo-eslavos. Tai es Ia noticia
cue Sc recibi6 hoy en- esta capital, en-
IN desoacho p~rocedente de Trieste. La
noticia ha causado una gran agita-
tacion en- TODD ell pals, segun Sc sabe
' aunque para nadie es un mlsterio
que tai acci6n del capitan-poeta es
grave merida por las complicaciones
que pucda traer. Ia inmensa mayo
ria de la opinion puhlica i~taliana, a
prueba el proceder de D'Annunzio.
FIUME. septiembrc 30.-La mas 81
nicstra de todas las cir~cunstancias in
dicadoras de nuevos conflictos en- esta
region. cs la continual movilizaclon
de las tropas serbiaS a 10 largo de
la frontera serbia. Tai movimiento
esta llevandose a efecto diariamente.
FL % de septiembre Sc estimaba
que ell numero de tropas que DAN
nunzio tenia bajo su mando, era de
unos 10000 hombres V Ia constante
llegada de camiones con provisiones.
indica que el bloqueo no pasa de ser
nj farsa.
Fiume espera ahora con ~impacien-
cha, ell resultado del informe rendido
por e. Almirante Cagni a Roma, des-
puGs de su ~entrevista con D'Annun-
no. ~entrevista que Sc efectu6 en- ell
Gran Palacio Y que duro desde las
$50 p. NJ, hasta mucho despues de
media noche.
FL Comandante Rlzzio es ahora ell
icfe de las f9erzas navales en- Flu
e. comandante es uno de los he
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-02
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

Chas Graebner para remodclar eli
frente de 81 casa en- In Gale de s.
". Comercio 2S4.
Matias Sosa, para construir una
galeria y poner un techo en- la Gale
". S. Salinas 1914.
Miss Grace S. BURNETT, para ha-
GER algunas reparaciones en- Ia gale
ria de Ia casa numero 1899 de la ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-02

{ AS Z $ -
Ca.E,oEp d dsma> asr~c@nas y "'ras
~nac;onSIGaGcs cN,rGsa as1 &c hvEE'oscS
noma-es.
Made IN DOLIa,E : lc a@e.a-smrs a
vueI,q De co~rro. ngcst-g r7nr'r'n Cata-
LOGO Matrimonial. .u. 1.-' -rr..aa ,.T-
pletss &c uuchas !ovsuTz = a.S-nas Gu-
GaS. cue buscAu n uu w-r.Go u-eHa bog
ado. Puede listed S~s-rtafr q cuaiuu era
de elias y con;rar- un te.lz na,~.-2au'o en-
uuy b-eve TEMPO. SC-aIua. Dor uIcs.ra
-arte. sCraCs personals TcH0urrasa!rs
pueSt-o ncEoc.o ss.a bass'n saJ-, "a hon
-afr- Y lcEi.t-:Gad - rs r1c no oC5s
! uus Ia pequena cau-.l-d le ~ DOLLAR
Sirva Dc Cs-org.. ra -1u p-nN2bi' 80
!, CIDAO NAr&,Zur. Al Es-rs5a hoy
} n5sno A.
. CONOPOLHTEN CORRESPONDENCE
|. CLUB. ?. q. Boz AS. Venice. ca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-02
DAnnunzio declara la guerra a los Yugo-eslauos
.Su accion Ia motive la constante novilzaciol1 de
tropas serbias a 10 largo de Ia ~frontera
SERBIA ESTA DISPUESTA A LUCHAR A MENOS QUE
ITALIA ENTREGUE A FlUME

roes n~acionales de Italia. pues fu6
quieu burlando Ia vigilancia de la ar
mazda austriace logro internarse en- Ia
bahia de Pola J. echar a pique uno de
los grandes barcos de batalla AUSTRIA
cos, por medic de un torpedo.
Segln Sc sabe, los planes navales
de D'Annunzio son los de apoderarse
de toda la costa de la Dalmacia. Es-
pera obtenar ademas de Fiume, ell
puerto de Scar, efectuando una union
con las tropas itaiianas Ell lara. que
confia Sc lie uniran q sus fuerzas. Va
rios aeroplanos estan llevando men
safes al sur de Fiume. Dicese tam
bien cue las tropas inglesas estan c.
vacuando la region de Fiume.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-02

Cuando Eecesite lihros CT espanol
dirijase a Ignacio f. Lozano. lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-02

ROMA. octubrc 1o.-Despachos
procedentes de Belgrade, capital dc
la antigua Serbia Y ahora del RENO
de los yugoeslavos. dan cuenta de que
en- los circulos militares de csc pals.
al discutirsc la probabilidad de una
guerra 0 Italia. Sc eXpreso Ia cs-
peranza de que tai cosa seria IN me-
do para distraer eli curse de Ia situa-
ci6n interior en- YugoEslavia. que to
davla es seria Y para obligar 4 los a.
liados a ~intervenir. De esta manera,
Sc dice. cs de esperarse tambien que
Sc llegue a una seduction del problema
del .Adriatico.
Por cuanto al sentimiento en- este
pals. cada dla es mayor la simpatia
entire las tropas del ~ejercito regular,
hacia ell Captain D'Annunzio y dine
no Y prorisiones continuan enviandose
eXceso ? Fiume.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07

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80 - ~ NJ, ..''.z - .-.
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u'"sFeo ah Vleiae4eh - '''
h"ou-
N ponce PeiieNe r." may ~ ~.
announcer lll9-iNs '' u ~ ,''-'.' ~
e'-'H WIN '''
-
e'niesSlne lhe CRIME "eE are
ING on IN e'l-e'1s ma is 'i'eH go '-'
eAe DoH! Du'
reports sen.
'einited su.eids 10 i.59
ca untrue pA 1'i7 A.'e' 80 - a.,
-.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07

Tag staff Fiftv scout slaves have
fecn ordered and thirty have arrived.
These VIII ba used for climbing. wall
soallns. ctc Members of the band VIII
furnish MUSIC and many OF the Drum
and BuEle corps VIII BE- present with
their Instruments
Nc have been promised q wireless
o1tht which VIII give MS a very COM
plete equipment Of signal apparatus.
Frank viii preside AT the cook
shack and Nj Brader viii look after
the old swimmin Hole
i Is planned u have the Court Of
Honor meet once each period Sc that
al who have advanced in rank may
he examined
We are equipped ~ care for All who
vishsto GO III Won have not reg stored
see the Executive before July tenth or
after that see Colonel Meyer at 1o7
First National Bank building
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07

Y.,v S-o,,4ras.ars ef7 nresenffv
e@ef,-e nit-,bar or ro.t-re concern
- 49,. r,.,,-,rce r v.,@-
.-.. .t.1,f.e (. ,,-,. s,,,,,.,s,,t tss+
tsase be dfsnla,e5 a cv.rv part of the
80, Tto,. aras mat ~ pa.te them
4si.,...,. ,..sgons ,,d nf,.a tbsn -
bfsrIes churches stores. theatres
ana "a fact m every plate where peo-
rla conarerate ANA where permission
may be obtained
vans UrIcuEn
.ra ,e,-as rails ,rd o,ba, b,ts ~
metal which Hammond seo.its picked
froo tia streets ana auevs recently
Weighed ITO pounds The standing of
the xar5ol4s troops follows
Troop a-25 Scouts-244S2 nails
Troop 2-24 Scouts-345S nails
Troap G-3l scouts-2 2ioo mails.
Troop 7-fa Scouts-ee27 nails
Troop a-ls scouts-5040 nails
Troap 800 Scouts-I6925 nails
Troop 12-35 Scouts-40273 nars
Troop 14-IS scouts-f77oo nails
Troon f5-24 Scouts-522 nails
Troou I7-1a s o4ts-31.as7 nails.
Central Cubs-SIS2 nails.
North Cubs-43s0 nails
o. s.,.- sre.ett1i ,,ct,f,o r,i1s
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can skhnas come on lets %
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07
BANK ROBBERS
ARE ARRESTED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

CHICAGO. July T. Three OF the
men who robbed the First National
Fank of Downers Grove Of $4,000 1n
July are under arrest today. the po-
lice declare. and $4,000 of the loot
has been recovered. frhe men under
arrest are.
Arthur HammilL. alleged leader Of
the gang; GARFIELD sullivan and David
c ibson.
Arrest Of two other members OF the
gang is expected
Full confessions have been obtain
cd the police declare. from the men
under arrest. They are reported not
only 10 have admitted She Downers
Grova robbery. but 10 have di1ulred
plans for other robberies contemplat-
ed by the gang.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07
ALLIED FORCES
WIN BATTLE

fINTEFNkTIoNtL NEWs stFNIrE
LONDON. July r ~ The allied fore
e. in the Archange1 front m Russia
have advanced their positions ON the
left bank Of the BTlna river. follow
Ing the sanguinarN repulse ~ boil
.hcy5k attack General lronslde. the
British commander. reported from
5rcaanEel in official dispatches today.
The bolsherik assault was made on
Jaly 3 The advance besan t1e fol-
lo5ein- day.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07
SOLDIER DIES
AFTER OPERATION


ffHTEFNsTfoHkL NEWS SERVICE
EVANSVILLE. Ind July - After
.urvlving two wounds sustained In u
r,ouths overseas service for rh.eh Pie
received distinguished service cross
John A Craft. 25. Is dead TO-DAY fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07
Webb Street.

( Koch retired farmer lo5 Webb St says
i have used Doans Kidney pills off and for
mant wears with GOOD results When I
he farm my back was always lame and achy Il
made mo miserable and ! couldn't sit still Ions.
Daan.s axed me- MP n good shane and now the
onls ame take them is when ! catch cold on my
fi8nexs Doan's never fail TO relieve me al such
times" fS.atement given in 1a1e1
On Ins i4 1917 AIr Koch slid 1t is Just
much pleasure to commend Doans kidney
P5bs n0H as when Z enGorsed them before They
haze Away eiyen me sne relief from kidney dis
orders.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07
East State Street.

Mrs ] 6 Hesterman. 325 Z. state s., saws. =
suffered from baekache ard other symptoms OF
saney trouble ] had an ar-tul pain through
kidneys WAS So nervous that even the children
talking 10 me upset me When I heard about
Doan Kldnt Pills J got box and thev brought
relief rehi away J kept using them and my
condition improved in every way"
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07

Good shoe Repairing Work calloi
for and delivered "A hour service.
Phone 1872 Jacobs shoe shop iol State
ST. near Holman. Good Quality shoes
for everybody. 6-4-rf
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07

Call Gardner Taxi Phone 628. for
rates on bathing Parties from hom-
direct to beach IN bathing suits. s-2-lt
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07

A : you reading Th- Tiaes'
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07
MAINTAINS BOY
IS SENATOR'S SON

tcontinued from pase one,
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07

Mrs Geo Vogel 3o9 Truman ave. says: I'm
pleased 10 say few words in praise of Doan's
Kidney pills. for they removed a severe case Of
backache which had annoyed for long time
NJ kidneys didn't act right either Doan's GER
tainly did me good and l have had very little
10 complain OF since treating with them Doan's
Kidney Pills invigorate the whole system"
statement given October 30 1914)
On July ; 1917 Mrs Nogel said Tn Just as
strong for Doan's Kidney Pills today as l was
when J gave py first recommendation in their
praise They have never failed to do good
whenever my kidneys have caused any
trouble.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-07
North Holman Street.

Geo Hathaway. y. Holman ST. SAYS. Il had
kidney trouble in its worst form and | used every
remedy heard Of without much success. had
been suffering from pain and misery in my back
for several years and sometimes couldn't stoop
down or get up The kidney secretons panied
terribly in passage and sometimes We're too fire.
quent. then again. just the opposite I was dis
couraged until ! got Doans Kidney Pills at KEEP
ert's Drug Store i was time before they re-
leyed me ana SIX boxes cured me"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04
COMMUNITY CHURCH
BEING ERECTED by
PARMA CITY COUNCIL
Community Hall Also Being
Built at Cost Of $4,000 for
Both Buildings-Many Other
improvements.
Capital News Special service).

Capital News Special Service)
Parma, Nov. "A new community
church and community hall are being
erected in Parma at cost totaling
$4,000, the excavations for the full
ba sement for each having just been
completed. Work on the superstruc-
lures Is to proceed at once. The con-
tract for the two buildings, let to the
Brown Corporation of Twin Falls calls
for their completion on or before May
l, 1920.
The name adopted for the church is
the kirkpatrick Memorial Community
church (Presbyterian). 1t will be 65x
20 feet in area and will be built of
white brick. In the full basement will
be the furnace. dining room. kitchen
and Sunday school rooms. The main
auditorium proper will have a seating
capacity of ESQ. With the galleries
and Sunday school rooms opened up
the main auditoriums seating capacity
will be between so and 500.
THE COMMUNITY HALL.
The dimensions of the community
hall will be 60x100 feet, and 1t will be
built of cement. In the basement will
be the furnace. gymnasium, shower
baths and bowling alley
On the main floor will be located the
public library, ladies' rest room, and
a large room for the free use of public
meetings or conferences of all kinds,
This building will be used strictly as
a community center, without regard to
religion or politics.
Both buildings are handsomely de-
signed. and will prove a great and val
liable improvement for Parma. They
are being erected on triangular city
block donated by +. r. Fouch OF Par
ma It is in an ideal location, in the
very heart of the town, and has a
street on each side of 1t.
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
Other Improvements being made In
the Parma vicinity are: Six new
modern farm homes are under course
of construction, and two big barns are
being built.
-Four new silos have been built here
this year.
Four carloads of wood pipe for, irri-
cation have been sold here by the
Boise Payette Lumber Co. of Parma
at cost of $4,000. Five hundred acres
of new land are thus added to the ir-
rigated area of this community.
MEN WANTED.
Five carloads of cement, totalins
| G, 900 sacks. have been ordered and re-
ceived by the r. P. l.. Lbr. Co. for the
repairing of the big break that &C.
CURED last summer in the Farmers
Co Operative Canal at point between
Parma-4and Notus. Half mile OIL
more of the ditch is to be completely
| lined with cement. A number of mer
! are wanted to work on this job.
A new addition, 40x50 feet is beins
! built at the rear of the Oregon Trai
parage. The repair shop will b,
moved into the new addition.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04
REgDRD CROP HE'D
CLOVER IS Grown
BY PARMA FARMER
Pete Wagner Gets Average OF
Seventeen and One half
Bushels Of. Valuable Seed
Per Acre.
fcapital News special service,)


Parma, Nov. $50 far as known,
Pete Wagner this year produced the
record crop of red clover seed and got
the greatest return per acre from this
seed in the history of tie state. He
rot an everage of TN bushels of seed
per acre from five acres and was paid
451s cents per pound from the ma
chine. There are so pounds to a bushel
OF seed, so that Mr.. Wagner's yield was
1850 pounds per acre, which at ASH
cents means an actual cash return Of
s477.75 per acre, or $23SS.75 from the
five acres.
Mr.. Wagner had another tract Of
five acres that this season produced 1b
bushels of red clover seed per acre;
and sold this for the same price as
the other. His return for this was
$kc9.50 per acre. From the 10 acres
he received total of s44S625. MIR.
Waxner's farm is on the famous Ros-
we'll bench about four miles southwest
Of Parma.
James Tuning has 400 bushels of red
clover seed. but 1t was not learned
how large an acreage he had in red
clover. He has the greatest amount
OF seed of any grower in this terri
tory.
II was great season for the prod
uction of red clover seed and many
among them are the following
W. b. Mitchell. IA bushels per acre:
j. H. Trout, IL bushels per acre: ID.
H. Stevens. IA bushels per acre; Ger
aid STAN. IA bushels per acre; A. e.
Dunn, II bushels per acre; l.. w. Peck,
10 bushels per acre; Jess Johnson. 10
bushels per acre; c. NJ. Dexter, bush
els per acre.
Many of the growers have not vet
lad their seed hulled but it is known
that the following have good yields.
Ralph Robertson, Ralph Haworth. |. H.
Mclaughlin, John Hultz, Fred Hultz
Carl Peterson. VIM. Reineymer, ]. B.
Newport, Chas. Jenkins. NJ NJ. Loom :
Is. F.. II. Brumback, Frank Johns. Bert
Roberts Harvey Hatch and others.
1t Is too early TO approximate the
red clover seed crop here this year
but it is known that more money is
flowing into the hands of the growers
tits year than ever before because both
the yield and the price are greater
than ever known in Idaho.
HALF MILLION FOR GRAIN.
The Parma Milling 81 Elevator Co.
Fred Walmsley, manager. has already
handled this season 100000 bushels OF
wheat or a total of 15,O0o.O00 pounds
The average paid to the growers was
1913 per hundred, or total of $46s,-
SEQ.
This company also has already pur-
chased 100000 pounds of barley al
$3.50 per hundred. or a total of $4,000
And II has purcha sed good deal o.
alfalfa seed at 81 cents per pound. The
alfalfa seed crop is bigger than usua
and the prices are better, but the seed
IS not all hulled, so it is too early e
approximate the extent of this croI
here.
S3o6,oco FOR APPLES.
The apple crop in the Parma dis
trict, including apple valley, totals
about 204 cars. and the average
amount left in the county is abou
$1,000 per car or a total of abou
1905, 900.
The biggest apple shippers from
here are: Apple Valley Fruit Grow
ers, Association, 100 acrs; Denny &
Co., 80 cars: Idaho Products Co, q
cars: John Steele, Sc cars; other in
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04
A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE FOB
CHILDREN

Mrs. J. w. Phillips, Redon, Ga.
phoned to J. NJ. Floyd, the merchant
there, for a bottle of Cham berlain's
Cough Remedy and said she had bought
a bottle of it at his store recently and
that 1t was doing her children SO much
good that she wanted to keep up the
treatment. You will find nothing bet
ter for coughs and colds in children
or for yourself, 1t keeps the cough
loose, expectoration easy and soon frees
the system from the cold.
Adv T. TIL 6
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04
Young Motherhood

Vallejo, $50. Vallejo, Calf. II
took DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton during expectancy and found it
excellent; it relieved headache, backache,
and helped in a great many ways. d was
strong and had good appetite and had
q much easier time than with the other
children. / was strong and well when l
got up and had nice healthy baby"
MRs. S. P. HoUsToN, $40 9Th st.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04

dividual shippers, eight cars. A fine
feature this year is that most of the
apple money Is already in the hands OF
the growers.
Due to proper inspection the fruit
arrived at the market end in "A salts
factory condition and is establishing a
good name for Parma apples. There
was also a better feeling established
between the growers and the packing
houses.
JOHN sTEELE's BIG RETURNS.
John Steele this year shipped out
%, 600 boxes of apples at an average
of 81 per box. or $4,000. He also
shipped out IA cars of fresh prunes
and is drying over 10000 pounds oil
prunes. The return for the fresh fruit
was not learned. The price of dried
prunes is Is cents per pound. At this
rate Mr.. Steele's return for dried
prunes viii be over S36, 0o0.. He is the
biggest prune grower in the Parma
district.
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE.
Real estate is very active here
Among the recent sales made arc
these. Tt
Mrs. A. ]. Snyder to j. w. Thorn
! berg, so acres just north of town, $2o,
600. Gail & johnson to F. J. Francis
100 acres, 5 u miles northwest, $4,000
Gail 4 Johnson to II. j. Sloan, 81
acres, 5ha miles northwest, $4,000
A. A. Baker to c. M. Dexter, so acres
southeast on river bottom. $1,000. A
! A. Baker to n. c. Coombs, river bot
tom land !, $1,000. Mrs. VIII Steven.
to r. H. Young, 100 acres, 4 y, miles
south, $4,000. Rudolph Tschamon t.
! c, NJ. Goss, so acres on Roswell bench
! $4,000; G. H. Allen to Stevens Bros.
1e5 acres on the Roswell bench ,partl.
river bottom, $4,000. Hawkes. Invest
ment Co. to Emory Parsons, SO acre
on the Roswell bench, $500.
e. w. Munson to NJ. M. Miller, n
acres, south of Roswell, $4,000. A
number of deals are now pending.
| Frames made to order. Carter
Studio. 1922 Main St.-Adv.
Telegraph girls employed by tn
| London general postoffice now mum
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04

tine results.
II used DIR.
Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription
for W m a n
trouble and was
cured.
~ consider
both of these
medicines to be
wonderfully
good and re-
commend them
to evaybody.n
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04
Women's Troubles

Roy, Wash. My uncle used DR..
Pieroe's Golden Medical Discovery with
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04

down 10 90 my
work. My back
and head ached
continuously. l
took twelve bot
ties Of DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
ton and it COM
pletely cured me.
/ am doing all my
own work and feel
good all the time"
. 1A1S Siu0s0n-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04
r Prominent
Women
Testify

Hoquiam, Wash. 81 was in such Q
rundown condition that / had 10 sit
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04

Frames made to order. Carriers
Studio. 1922 Main St.-Adv
Telegraph girls employed by the
London general postoffice now num-
her more than GOO
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-09
SUV. VALSTIJOS NORI
KARlBEJU SALU.

Panama, balandzio 8 d.
Cia yra pasklydes gandas,
kad Suvienytos Valstijos no
'rincios isigyti salas st. An
drews if Old Providence,
kurios priguli Columbia res
publikai il esq arti Panamos
perkasos.
Sakoma Suvienytos Val
stijos nor6tQ paimti nuo-
mon Sias salas If itaisyti
ten tvirtove, apgynimui Pa
mama perkasos.
GyventojQ ant ninety sa-
IL 1900 metals buvo vos
apie 5000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-09
AMERIkONAI APLEI-
DZIA BUDAPESTA.

Budapestas, balandzio 8.
Generolas Smuts, kuris bu-
vo pasiQstas Vengrijon kai-
po talkininkQ atstoyas, kad
isreikalavus sulaikyma mu-
siQ apleido Budapesta, ma
tomai neatsiekes tikslo.
|. Budape5ta taipgi aplei-
dzia If Anglijos pilieciai il
su jais yaziuoja IL ameriko-
ny pacios. Isvaziuojantiems
leista issivezti If pinigus.
Vengrijos valdzia stengiasi
butt mandagi su svetimSa-
liais,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-09
LENKAI NUzUDE 80
EGA.$EYIKUS.

VarSaya, bai. z (suvelin-
ta). Ties Pinsku lenkai nu-
zude 80 bolSevikus, kurie,
sakoma, noreje nuginkluoti
Pinsko garnizona il nuverst
dabar esancia valdziv. Sia
zinia pranes6 atvykes Var
Savon pulkininkas F. E.
Fronczak.
Vienok Vafsavoje yra
CANDY, kad lenKa:i esa nuzu-
de j ESQ intariamu bolsevi-
ky.
TalkininkQ komisiia, su-
sidedanti is Amerikos, An
glijos il Francuzijos atstovu
vyksta is Varsavos j Pinska,
kad istirls dalyka ant vie
tos.
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KAREIVIAI ARESTAVO
MINISTER.

Berlinas, balandzio 8 d.
Vakar Madgeburge karei-
vial suare5tavo Vokietijos
teismu minister Herr Lads
berg if generola Kleist, ko-
manduotoja ketyirtosios ar
mijos, su jo visu stabu.
Delei sio atsitikimo tapo
paskelbta Madgeburge ka-
res stovis. Didziuma karei
viq Madgeburgo garnizono
yra prielankQs neprigulmin
giems socialistams.
Taipgi ateina ziniq, kad
Madgeburgo darbininkai pa
skelb6 visuotina streika.
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WILSONAS APLEIS
KONFERENCIJA?

Paryzius, balandzio 8 d.
Umus pareikalavimas, kad
laivas George Washington
tuoj pributQ F'rancuzijon,
kuriuo prezidentas griz
Amerikon, kitu yra supran-
tamas kaipo grasinimas tai
kirinkams, Kad prez. Will
sonas gall apleisti Taikos
Konferencija, jeigu talkinin
kai neperstos atakave Will
soao paziuras j pasauline 10
litika.
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MINISTERIAL PRISIDEJO
PRIZE SOVIETO.

Berlinas, balandzio 8 d.
Cia gauta specials praneSi-
mas is Municho, kad Bava-
rios minister's viduriniq
reikalQ Herr Unterleitener
ir minister's isdirbysciu ST.
mon susid6jo su komunis-
tais.
Unterleitener smarkiai
peik6 savo ministeriu kabi-
meta ir uzreiske, kad prize
sovietQ systemos nebus nei
Noske, nei Scheidemann
jie nusiris is valdzios, kaip
nusirito nuo sosto kaizeris
if 10 ministerial.
Girdi, su Bavarijos komu
nistais susijungs rusai, ven
graf If kit, 0 veliau taipgi
ir italai, ir francuzai, il
anglai ir IT,.
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LEKCIJOMIS KOVOS SU
RAUDONAISIAIS.

New York, balandzio Sd.
Kares Departamentas pra-
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Americas kareiviams lekci-
jas ivairiose temose, kad nu
rodzius bolsevizmo nenau-
dinguma.
Siame reikale yra paruoS
ia j $4,000 ekzemplioriu
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500 juostu judamiems pa
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