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The Washington times., 1919-11-07
MUT|LATES WOMAN
VICTIM WITH BURNS
Serbian "Dr. JekyII and Mr..
Hdye" Liked Paramour's
Psychology"

NICE, Nov. There was a dra-
matte scene today at the trial of
Dragoljoub Sotirovltch, noted Serbian
actor, charged with the murder of Mrs.
Caroline Zon, wife of a millionaire
architect, when he was informed that
his wife and son were dead. Sotiro-
witch was testifying at the time. He
tainted dead away.
MRS. Zon, sister of one of the
wealtbiest men in France, was found
dead in her apartment. The body
had been horribly mutilated with
burns and knife wounds. A $4,000
pearl necklace was missing, and a
fake" substituted.
The discovery of the grewsome
tragedy was made by NJ Zon, who
returned from business trip to Paris.
| The husband turned detective. He
/ learned that his wife had been inti-
mate with the Serbian. Sotirovitch
was arrested while he was leaving the
apartments of another of his mis-
tresses, but the trial was long de-
layed by controversies between the
French and Serbian governments.
DIR. JekyII and MIR. Hyde.
Strong pressure is said to have been
( brought to bear upon the French au.
thorities to deal leniently with the
Serb.
! The police investigators charge
Sotirovitch with living a "Dr. Jekyll
| and Mr.. Hyde" life. While playing at
| the National Theater at Belgrade, and
elsewhere, The actor was received in
the best society. He was accused of
/ working his way into the graces of
aged women to victimize them.
On the witness stand Sotirovitch ad-
mitted he and Mrs. Zon had been
drinking together on the afternoon of
| the day the woman met her death.
Il was interested in her because of
her psychology" said he.
The witness made an imposing f1g-
ure. He wore the uniform of a Serb
ian cavalry officer, with many decora-
, tions. ~
Good Father and Husband.
Several character witnesses testi-
fed that Sotirovitch was a good
father and husband. He is very
! wealthy, but has been unable to touch
his Serbian estate because of the war
One of the defendants lawyers first
acquainted him with the news of the
death of his wife and son. The wife
died six months ago. The son was
said to have been killed by troops OF
the central empires, who invaded
Serbia during the war.
The Washington times., 1919-11-07
CIVIC BODY CASTS
LOT WITH OTHERS

The Cathedral Heights Citizens AS
sociation. at it's November meeting
last night, in st. Adams parish hall,
reconsidered its action of a month
ago in Withdrawing from the Fedora
tion of Citizens Association. Last
month much discussion was indulged
in by the members, and the consensus
of opinion then was that the asso-
citation was deriving no benefits from
the federation.
Last night, before larger MEM
bership, the question was reopened,
and il was decided, for the time
being, to continue as a member of
the federation.
NJ. A. Husband, formerly a Red
The Washington times., 1919-11-07

3. met In the board room of the Dis
hnal plans for the drive.
A total of twenty-nine citisens' as
sociatons are taking part in the
drive. Jesse c. suter. committee chair
man. announced in opening the meet
ing. More associations are expected
to join before the drive begins.
Sunday, November 23. will be ''Citi-
xens' Day" in all the churches, and
pastors will be asked to devote q por-
tion of their sermon to urging their
congregation to join q civic associa>
ton In their neighborhood. A letter
drafted by b. A. Bowles. OF the
Georgetown Cfttxens' Association. viii
be sent to each pastor, IL was decided
last night.
Committees were named last night
The Washington times., 1919-11-07
VICTOR MURDOCH TALKS TO
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB

Victor Murdock, Federal Trade Com
missioner, addressed the Twentieth
Century Club at a meeting in the
Cosmos Club yesterday, using the
high cost of living as his subject.
The club opened its Red Cross drive
last night and speeches were deliv-
cred, urging members Of the club to
support the campaign.
Mrs. Theodore L. Cole, outlined her
plans for the educational section for
work.
The teachers retirement bill, the
Ball bill. and the District minimum
wage law were discussed.
The Washington times., 1919-11-07
"Y" TO CONTINUE WORK
FOR SOLDIERS IN D. C.

The Y. M c. A will continue. for
the time beng, its work in and around
Washington in behalf of the soldiers
The huts at Quantico will keep omen
at least until January 1; and the two
huts here, Eagle Hut, at Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue north :
west and Liberty Hut, opposite the
Union Station, will continue work of
recreation and education.
AT the request of Colonel Glennon
commandaDf at Walter Reed Hospital
the "Y" Hut there also will keen onen
for some time.
The Washington times., 1919-11-07
CONG. JOHNSON ADDRESSES
WESTERN STATE SOCIETIES

People from Idaho, Montana, and
Oregon were the guests of the Wash
ington State and Alaska Society at
its meeting held last night in the
Thomson School.
Congressman Albert Johnson or
Washington made Il short speech con-
graduating the organization and out
lining the bill now in the committee
Of which he is chairman, known as the
naturalization and immigration BILL
and describing the effect 1t would
have on the northwestern part of the
United States. r. II. Pratt presided
Clip your Liberty Bond coupons and
exchange them for w. s. s., thereby
aiding yourself and your country.
The Washington times., 1919-11-07
HOG BRINGS $50, 600.

MAHA, Neb.. Nov. Thirty thou
I dollars was paid today by a
u breeder for "Desiger." a yearl-
Poland-CAina boar. This is said
,De the record price for a single hog.
.en a few weeks old. "Desiger" was
d for $1,000.
The Washington times., 1919-11-07
DC. CITIZENS PLAN
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Sunday, November Is, to Be
Set Aside as Special
Day in Churches.

The committee of the Federation Of
Citizens Association directing the
campaign for new members, which be-
ginsk %. ending December
The Washington times., 1919-11-07

Cross worker, gave a talk on the sys-
tenn used by the American authori-
ties in Europe to get foodstuns and
clothes to American prisoners of war
in Germany. A number of reports on
community improvements were read.
The Washington times., 1919-11-07
Piles Cured in a In "A n.

Piles Cured In to II Days.
Druggists refund money II PAZo orNr
MENT falls to cure Itching Blind Biesd-
ing or Protruding Piles. Stops Irritation
Soothes and Heals. You can get rastfI,i
sleep after the first application. Price SOC
The Washington times., 1919-11-07

to take charge of the house-to-houss
canvass. Government departments
business houses and banks also will
be canvassed.
citation to solicit members REGARDLESS
10 located.
The committee on publicity elecss1
composes: c. M. koockogey, CHAIR
man; A. ]. Driscoll and L. A RogssA
BAN ON BATHING PHOTOS uRcBu.
SANTA MONICA. Cal. Nov. IA
petition has been presented to the
Santa Monica chamber Of commeres
asking that bathing giri pictures -
eliminated from Santa Aonics put
licity matter.
The Washington times., 1919-11-07

Black kid conservative, comfort and broad-toe lasts
for men, black and tan calf bucher lasts for and young
men, black tan and brown calf English, semi-Englsh and
modified lasts; buck-top novelties for young Four
different patterns of full Brogues" included 500 pairs
manufacturers samples; $500 pairs altogether in all
Sizes and dozens of styles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-03
LABOR SIDE
IS HEARD IN
WASHINGTON
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl

WASHINGTON. Oct 3-Labor's side
Of the controversy involved in the steel
strike was TO be given a hearing today
before the education and labor comm =
tee of the senate investigating the steel
strike.
Michael Tighe. OF the Amalgamated
Association of Iron. Steel and Tin Work
ers. was prepared to resume the stand
and tell the committee Of the conditions
which led up to the present walkout.
Tighe. who has been concerned in the
effort TO organize steel workers fer
many years. also was to give the COM
mittee the history Of the campaign for
unionism in the steel mills.
With all hopes Of arbitration st tho
suggestion Of the investigating commit
tee gone today following the fat refusal
OF Judge Cary 70 submit the strike 70
arbitration, Senator kenyon. chairman
was proceeding with the view 70 getting
fun publicity on the controyerted points
and giving the public an opportunity to
know the causes of the strike. He hop
ed public sentiment might be created
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-03
EMERSON VS..
KENTLAND

Last year KenDand won the State
Championship and they claim they are
out to win It again. but Emerson has a
stronger team than ever before and to-
morrow afternoon VIII clash for the
state title. The star quarter back.
Quinlan is leaving after this game.
and Is going 10 Buffalo TO live and
that VIII hit Emerson hard as he has
fulfilled his position IN a stellar role
The game IS called al 2:2o and is
expected to be one OF the best OF the
season. Dunleavy as usual is always
on the fob as star fun back OF the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-03

game. and this Is his last year OF foot
ball as he expects to graduate next
Spring. The Emerson lineup:
Fullback. DunIeavy alternating with
Stimson; quarterback. Edwin Smith.
Frank Quinlin; right halfbacks. Ross
Sibley. George Kelso. left halfbackz.
Glen Smith. Elmer Ray; right end.
Willis Slossen, Sam Rumpon. Sanford
Aldrich; left end, Robt. Oconnor. left
tackle. Alvin Wood right tackle Eu-
gene DIS; left guard Frank Heyaorn.
Golkowski: right guard. Louis Rappe-
port; center Sherwood, Judson
The Emerson schol team will Play
Froebel second team at 1870 on tho
Emerson field and It IS expected to be
a very good game between the two
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-03
SELL TOAD STOOLS
FOR MUSHROOMS

Al the Gary city market yesterday
toad stools instead OF mushrooms made
their appearance and quite a number
were disposed OF before it was discov-
cred that the toad stools were mixed
with the mushrooms
One family on Madison street had
served the toad stools at the supper
meal last night and became fl but had
not eaten enough to be fatal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-03
EDWIN DAVIS HURT AS
HE FALLS OFF TRAIN
Son in Law of Grown Point
Banker Meets With a
Mishap.

CROWN POINT. oct. 3.-President
Edwin S. Davis OF the Chicago Board or
Education and a son-in-Iaw of Hon. John
Brown. president of the First National
Bank of this city. suffered broken or a
sprained right leg last night when he
fell while alighting from a Sheboygan,
Wis. train. He was taken to a hospital
Mr.. Davis was a member Of Mayor
Thompsons party of City Hall officials
and friends who started from Chicago
last night for short outing at Lake
Gogebic. Mich.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-03
AS
COUNTY CLERK

Miss Ruth Berg. assistant deputy
clerk OF the Hammond superior court. Is
assisting today at the court clerks Of
fee az the Gary superior court. Miss
Berg resides at Lowell. the daughter or
Peter Berg. cashier of the Lowell Ma
tional Bank
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-03
AMERICAN LEGION
HOLDS MEETING

Tho Cary Memorial Post American
Legion at large attendance held their
regular meeting at the public library
last night and elected the Delegates to
the national convention to be held this
month
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-03

which would bring the end of the strike
nearer.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24
AUGSCIAUSIAS TEISMAS
PERKRArINES PRO
HIBICIJOS AMEN
MENTA.
Teismas nuspres, ar amend
mentas nesipriesina kon-
stitucijai.

Washington, Rhode Island
il New Jersey ,valstijos augS-
Giausiam Sales teiSmui pada-
We peticiia, reikalaudamos per-
kratyti svaigalQ prohibicijoS
amendmento svarbuma. Mes
tos vplstijos nesutinkancios su
tuo amendmentu If neapsi-
imancios jo pildyti.
AugSciausias teismas prieme
peticija il sausio 5 diena pas
kyr6 toms valstijoms paduoti
priezasGiQ, kodel jos prieSin-
gOs amendmentui.
Tas reiSkia, jog augsciausias
teismas pagaliaus lures nus
presti. az tas amendmentas
sutinka, ar ne Su Sales kOns-
titucija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24
Anglia grulnoja kare Airijai

ma Siauriuose, kita pietuose.
Pasiplo isteigti bendra tary-
ba, katra nustatys kelia susi-
artinti abiem Sales dalim.
Airijos atstovybe Anglijos
parlamente sumazinama ligi
40 atstovu.
Airijos parlamentu kontro-
.liuoja visus vietinius savo sa-
lies reikalus If veda visa tyar-
ka Salyje, iSemus augstesniaia
istatymdavyste, armija If lai-
vynq.
Is dviejQ parlamentu pada-
ryti viena prigul6s nuo paeiQ
gyventojq moro.
Parlamentam teikiama dar
il kitokiu privilegiju. Bet
svarbiausieji reikalai priklau-
so imperijos parlamentui.
Atrial nenori savyvaldos.
Tuo tarpu atrial nenori nei
klausyti apie ta savyvalda ir
SUI ana suriStas visokias malo-
mes.
Atrial nori pilnos nepriklau-
somybes, nori respublikos.
ReiSkia, kad negreit pasir
baigs nesutikimai Anglijos su
Airija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24
VARGAS DARBININKAMS
JAPONIJOJE.
Sunkiai dirbama uz menka
uzmokesti.

Tokyo, gr. 23.-siandie ia
ponijoje, lygiai kaip Ameriko-
.ie, darbininkams su streikals
nevyksta kaip reikiant. IS visQ
didesnip streiku Japonijoje
laim6ta tik vienas.
Tomis dienomis streiku ME
ko nelaimeje sugryzo darban
$4,000 darbininku vario kasyk-
lose. Siaurinese salQ dalyse bu-
70 keletas anglekasiQ streikQ.
Bet ir ten nieko nelaimejo dar-
bininkai.
Darbininkams pavyko laime-
ii tik vienam dideliam streile.
Kawasaki dokuose streikavo
darbininkai. Jie laim6jo 8 va
landas darbo dienoje, geresne
uzmokesti If bonusus.
Bet ten darbininkai panau-
dojo t. V. "palengva streikq, .
kas japoniSkai reiskia sabota-
"a. Kompanija iSpradziQ pasi-
naudojo ziaurybemis prizes dar-
bininkus. Bet kuomet prize
streikuojanGiq darbininkq pri-
sidejo apie $4,000 neorganizuo-
tn darbininkQ, kompanija bu-
vo priversta nusileisti.
II tuojaus darbo valandos
nuo II sumazinta lig s valandu
dienoje. Padidinta uzmokestis
70 nuos. il pagerinta darbo sa-
lygos.
Dabar ten darbininkams ma
ziausia uzmokestis dienoie yra
rs centai amerikoniskais PM
gals. Gi amatninkams didziau-
|sia uzmokestis $3.50.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24
ANGLIA GRIEzTAI PRIZE.
SINGA AIRIJOS ATSI-
METIMUI.
Paskelbti plenai apie
savyvalda.

Londonas, gr. 23.-Anglijos
premjeras Lloyd George vakar
kalb6jo parlamente Airijos
klausime. PaskelbG senai zada-
mus plenus Airijos savyvaldos
klausime.
Kalb6damas jis grieztai pa
zymejo, jog Anglia nekuomet
nepakes. Airijos atsimetimo
nuo Britanijos imperijos. >"Tie
zmones, katrie mintiia, jog An
glija prie to bus priversta, "
kalbejo premjeras, "n9ra skai-
te istorijos is pastarQjQ penke-
rip metq."
Toliaus premjeras pazymejo,
jog Anglia visuomet pasiren-
gust pakilti karen, jei AirlJa
megintQ tikrai atsimesti nuo
imperijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24
LatViiai ir Lietuviai
nesitars su DOlSeVikaiS
EstQ su boISevikais konferen.
cija regis bus pertraukta

EStonijoS pozicijos. Estonija,
INFANT praktikaliai, yra kaipir
nepriklauSoma ir gerai susior-
ganizavuSi vieSpatija, turinti
StipriQ il iSrengtQ kariuomene.
Kad tuO tarpu Lietuva su Lat
via yra daug nukent6jusios
nuo vokieciQ okupacijos. Tas
taigi il palelia neSuSipratimp
>u E>tonija, kaipO su nelygia
vie&patija.
lImani> teGiaus pazymi, jog
&iandic tie neSuSipratimai pa
lcngva ina nykti. Atmaina ivy
kSta po to, kuomet Lietuvq ir
LatvijQ apIeido vokieciai. SitoS
$aIy> Siandie jau progresuOja
vie&patijQ patvarkymu IT. al
miiU organizavimu.
Reikalingas pripazinimas.
kita priezastiS, katra trukdO
ikurti >QjungQ, tai ia, jog tarp-
tautin6je pozicijoje neIygiomis
stow trys Pabaltijos vieSpati-
JOS su Suomija ir Lenkija. Pa
Staro>ioS yra pilnai nepriklau-
Somos. Kad tuo tarpu Pabaltl-
jos vieSpatijoS pripazlntos tlk
kaip0 de facto, be galutlnO
tarptautinio nuoSprendzio.
Suomija Su Lenkija, supran-
tamas daiktaS, nenori susiriSti
su PabaltijoS vieSpatijomis
taip iIgai, kol Sitoms nebus
pripazinta nepriklausomyb6s.
Taigi Sitos priezastis kol-kas
IT. neIeidzia ikunyti Pabaltijos
vieSpatiiQ sajungQ.
Premjeras Ulmanis buvo pa
klauStas, ar gen. Yudenic gales
Savo kariuOmen6s liekanas
perkelti Latvijon, atsak6 neais-
kiai. PareiSke, jog visokios
apie tai kalbos ne visai teisin-
Cos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24

SuSaIo 700 KolGako kareiviil
Ar nepapuole bolsevikams
S. v. konsuliaA

Tomskas, Siberia, gr. 23.-
Vietiniai bolSevikai paem1
Taiga ties Siberijos gelezinkee
liu, kur susijungia geleainke-
lio linija, einanti i siaurius-
Todel atkirsta kelias daugeliul
traukiniQ vakaruose. Taippat
atkirsta lenkq kariuomene, ku-
ri Siandie patti viena turi prasl-
muSti perejima.
Vaakruose nuo Taiga buyo
du Suv. Valstiju koRsuhu--
Hansen, kituomet buves Om-'
ske, ir Ray -Irkucke.
Pra6jo savaite, kaip apie
juodu neturima ziniq.
Japonams rupi Irkuckas.
Paryzius, gr. 23.- -Japonijos
valdininkai daug suslrupine
Siberijos miesto Irkucko hki-
mu.
Japonijai noretusi j ten pa
siQsti kariuomene. Bet memo
rima ta daryti pirmiau nepa-
.sitarius su Amerika il talk
ninkais.
Kick zinoma, Amerikos w
nelahai nori, kad ja-
ponai Siberijoje perdaug Sci
mininkautQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24
GEN. PERSHING NETIN-
KAMAS 7 PREz1DEN-
TUS.
Taip sake kongreso atstovas
Schall.

Minneapolis, sr. "A. - Kon-
greso atstovas Thomas ID,
Shall is Minnesota valstijos
Gia vienam suSirinkime kalb1-
damas pareisk6, jog gen. Per
shing absoliuGiai netinka uz-
init prezidento ofisa.
Tas pat atstovas ktuomet
kongrese buvo prieSingas pa
augStinti Pershingq pilnuoju
generolu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24
VICE-PREZIDENTAS NE
NORI BUT Senate
RIU. ,
Sake, uztenka astuonerip metp
tarnybos.

indianapolis, Ind, sr. "A. -
Hgas laikas buvo speliojama,
ar kartais Sales vice-prezl-
dentas Marshall nepanores
but kandidatu ] senatOrius at
einanciais metals.
Pagaliaus cia praSneko pats
vice-prezidentas. Jis pazyme-
jo, jog nemanas but kandida-
tn j senatorius. Sake, CANA
jam per aStuonerius metus
pirmininkauti senate.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24
Didziuma is t1l mergaiciu

Didziuma is tu mergaicip
surekrutuota provinclJose.
Kompanijos agentai vazineja
il tas mergaites tiesiog nuper-
ka nuo tamsuoliQ tevq.
Tos mergaites privcrstos dir
bti po l2 valandq dienoje, lai-
komos dirbtuvill butuose kaipo
kokios nelaisves.
Visoi Japonijoj darbininkai
nepatenkinti dabartiniu savo
stoviu. Todel daznai padaroma
vyriausybei nesmagumQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24
LENINAS SIULO SIMTUS
TUKsTANcIQ RUBLIU
DOVANU.

Washington, gr. a. = VAL
styles departamentui praneS-
ia, jog Rusijos bolSeviku gal
va Leninas paskelbes nuo So
900 ligi 100000 rubliQ dovanl
uz padaryma kuogeriausiQ II
tinkamiausiQ plen4 militari-
mems tankoms.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24
Talkininkai padrasino
Pabaltija.
Toliaus UlmaniS kalb6jO:

Toliaus Ulmanis kalb6jo:
"Skirtingumai rubeziQ klau-
SINE tarpe Latvijos, EStOnijOs
ir LietuvoS neduoS jokiQ sun
zenybiu il Iengvai bus sasjtai-
Einta.
RubcziQ klau~ima> tarp
I.jotuvo> ir LenkNoS labjauS
rimta<. TcGiaus ir tas klausi-
mas be SunkenybiQ butQ iSriS-
taS. .ioi tallininkai imtQ dau-
giau interesuoties Pabaltijos
vieSpatijos gyvenimu.
"AGiu generolo Niessel ko-
miSijai, PabaItijos yieSpatijos
ne tiIl tampriai susiriSo su tai
kininkaiS. bet dar ir savyje igl-
10 daug naujo pasitlktJlmo.
Kodel neisteigta Pabaltijos
sajunga.
PabaltiioS sQimGa ligSiol ne
ivykinta del dviejQ svarbiQ
priezaSGiQ, anot premiere I'll
manis.
PirmiauSia-del iSlmtinos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24
BOLSEVIKAI GAMINASI
PRIZES KINIJA.

Paryzius, Ct. "a. - Gauta
ziniu, jog Nikolai ,Lenin turls
pasitikejimo, kad sekanti di-
dele Sails bus subolSevikinta
tai Kinija.
Is VarSavos praneSama, jog
Trockis apie pavasari zadqs
uzpulti LenkijQ su skaitlinga
kim armija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24
MAzos vERTEs NARDAN:
CLOS LATVES.

Paryzius, sr. a. Sulis
augSGtiausios' taikos konferen-
cijos tarybos msprendimo, !!
Prancuziios uostus' atplauk6
Prancuzijai paskirtos 45 vokie-
Giu nardancios laiv6s. Didziu-
mos is ju nebus galima patai-
syti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-24
SALE OMSKO ATRASTA
sUsALE KAREIVIAI.
Bolsevikai paeme nelaisven
10000.

Londonas, CT. 23.-IS Mask
vos bolSevikai pranesa, jog sa-
lie Omsko vienoj ligonin6j at
rasta 700 visai susalusiQ admi-
rolo Kolcako kareiviq.
Toliaus pranesama, jog kuo-
met ana m6nesi bolsevikai pa
6me Novonikolajev boise
viku rankosna papuole apie
10000 kareiviQ ir 500 oficie-
ri.
BolSevikams ten teko ir di-
delis grobis, in6mus Amerikos
Raudonojo Kryziaus skyriu.
Paimta 40 milijonq rubliQ ST.
berijos banknotais if visa ellie
visokios medziagos.
PraneSime dar pazymima,
jog ziaurQs muSiai seka Mar
vos. Kijevo il Charkovo from
tuOse.
Buvo pasklydes gandas, jog
atsistatydino gen. Denikinas II
.io vieta uz6ma gen. Wrange],
Bet apie ta negauta patvilti-
nanGiu zinip.
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ISVEzTA MILIJARDAS
sVARU CUKRAUs.

Washington, or. %. - Ko-
mercijos departamentas pas
kelb6, jog Simet per pirmuo-
sius deSimts menesiu is Suv.
Valstiju Europon isvezta dau-
giau milijardo svarQ eukraus
vertes $97,OO0,O0O.
Daugiausia iSvezta Angli-
ion ir Prancuzijon.
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,Buve daug streiku.

Darbo departamento oficija-
liam pranesime pazymima, jog
Simet nuo sausio l ligi lapkri-
clio 1 Japonijoje buvo 421 strei-
kas, kuriuose dalyvavo 55,233
darbininkai.,
Is tp 21S streikQ pasibaig6
kompromisais; 81 streiku lai-
meta, 76 visai praloSta If 76 XII
ii atSaullta gavus darbinin-
kams pazad6jimQ.
Reikia pazym6ti, jog Japo-
nijoje darbininkq streikai uz-
drausti. Taippat uzdrausta
darbininkams organizuoties su
tikslu pakelti streika.
Bet Gia darbininkQ tarpe
vargas toks didis, jog neat
kreipiama donna ! uzdraudi-
mus. Del vargo perzengiami
istatymai. .;
Sunkus darbai-mazai
mokama.
Amerikos darbininkai negali
simpatizpoti Japonijos darbi-
ninkq salygomis. 400 tukstan-
ciq japonu mergaiciQ audimind
Sc dirba po II valandu parole
ir kiekviena is jig, aplamai
imant, uzdirba vos po 4Oc.
silko industrijoje, kuri duo
da pragyvenima kuone vienal
tretiajai DALAI visp japonp gy-
ventojQ, dirbama po 13 valan-
dp dienoje ir kur-kas ,maziau
mokama.
Yra Simtai visokiu smullliq-
jig industriju, kaip, paw, deg
tukp dirbimas, kur " labal
menka uzmokesti dirba vaikai
ir tai ilgas valandas. Dirba su
baltuoiu fosforu, kurs vartoti
Fuzgintas pirm 13-kos metz
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PARKELIAvo TAIKOS
KONFERENCIJOS
i ATSTOVAI. 4

New York, gr. %. Is Pa
ryzziaus cia parkeliavo taikos
konferencijos atstovai: valsty-
bes pasekretorius Polk, gen.
Bliss If daugelis kitq.
Pasakoja, jog tureje labai
audringa kelione. Polk saRp,
jog suv. Valstijas zadejes ap-
lankyti marsalas Foch.
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TRYS zUVO NUO NAMINES
DEGTINES.

Kewanee, ILL.,, gr. "A. - Cia
trys zmon6s mirG il du pavo-
jingai serga, prisig6rus jiems
mamie darytos degtin6s.
Mir6: Mike Postnil1, John
Krean II Tony Sinkewicz.
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UNGARIJAI TRUKsTA
KURO.

Budapestas, gr. n. - Ant
Ungarijos gelezinkeliu del ku-
ro trukumo visai Savaitei su-
stabdyta pasazieriniQ trauki-
niQ vazindjimas.
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PADEREWSKI SUGRYz
AMERIKON.

Berlynas, gr. 23.-IS Mask
1os pranesama, jog buves lem
Ky premjeras Paderewski is
leIMusias Amerikon.
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RUSAI APLEIDzIA
TOMSKA.

Irkuckas, CT. 23.-Kolcako
kariuomen6 pagaliaus krau-
stosi jau ir is miesto Tomsko.
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Anglijos pasirlymai.

Premjeras Lloyd George pla-
eGiiai isdesta, kokia savyvalda
vyriausybe siQlo Atrial.
Duoda du parlamentu, vie
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tarptautin6s konvencijos mie-
ste Berne.
Simtai tukstanGiu moteriQ
Cia atlieka visokius rankQ dar-
bus. Kartais jos dirba desimti
ir dvylikQ valandQ dienoje W
80 centQ, abelnai imant.
Statistika parodo, kad Sian
die Japonijoj uzdarbiai padi-
dinti 80 nuoS. kad tuo tarpu
maistas pabranges 200 nuoS.