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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19

-~pr Ritahsuss reported two hlfsbi
~ whlch hc osflelsssa wsthia tw'
hours yesterday evening Mr. snd Mr.
Albert Gray are parenss of fine slsi
AZ seA West Mansur aud Mr and Mr.
James Dow atnv. scush ~ the rsss have
scu, All are doinx nicely
Ed II iIenry, Who has bssa ~
France and Easlaad Cor tbs past foA'
years. arrived sn the city thia morn
Ing ~ has rssensiy been discharges
ssum the nflaiah heavy artillery
after asrslag with thai division daF
iAg the ~AF
SNORT curs
..nsron nssshsior demonstrated hla
abllits az driver or cars yesterday
afternoon a, the fair grounds when ha
;vok the lead away from esnagedsvil
halAcil efser the third lap rf an tn
,cusely exciting auto race. isstohclot
drove an Essex and lIaisell drove .
hodge
There has beeu some aamhsins
q, the falr this year ln dessawe oi
tho rules laid down of course II y
always permissible 10 lay listls
friendly bot ~ few ah.ckiew on the
horse OF yonr choice, but when shc
hooks ara worked u u gosng too
Tar" said citizen today what'a she
difference II YOU don't lose n ON The
ponies YOU will spend II anyhow
There seems to bu a = ART in the air
iles now 10 eet rid os the coin. 40
matter how II the raee horse gam
bier doasnt get Il, the butcher or the
sugar seller viii. so what's the uae'
Airppaue rsaea are #tlll IN order
aud a number have sat this esenlns
for the time OF going above" rhsse
t,ushrga men and women took the ar
YESTERDAY afterroonl Mu J II fafF
Misses s,eriha nvland. Catherine bean
yetta V Alden. Esther Gflswoid, W
,her narnpa. George barnes and Mrs
Joe Willis pr w " furrow had the
real sensation Of the day lie went
90 with tho understanding tina, he
vaa TO ges iha whole wcrksH And
The doctor rays the man at the wheel
gave hhn everything be had In the
house
-" MonJay Pin be Union soldls'
day at the state fair ana many cf the
old boys and girls of Guthrie are ao'
ing 20 attend aaid Judxe iiornaday
Judge and Mr~ iIornaday have Just
returned from trip and visit in the
cast. Mira HoFnaday spent iha entire
summer with friends aud relatives IN
the east and the judge made a busl'
ness trip 10 New York and other east
crn oenters IN the interest of his oil
company II Jared better than an
tlcIpated and the AIMEE on company
will be up and doing soon," he adj
dpd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19
Mo0ies Are Making Girls More Beautiful

Far from that new When mslady
Ass The vampire clad In the elingfng
sI;ks, her eyes flaming and wiki the
sneer Of one spurned. on her face.
she wanted cisnglrg silks aud flaming
eyes and ssDer naturally beautiful
complexion 10 that she. TOO. mi9hs
learn the w'ies Of woman ~ho would
undermine the lives os men and make
them bow ia zsryitSde
And thst j. exactly what has hap
s<ned. The movie craze has ragged
cser sss co1ntry for years and Il
rtll prcbsbIy rage sor years 70 come
and ssiiI Il wsil hare tho same cffect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19

Miami. Sept ig- Jessie Dale. = pich-
or taxi driver ~ out tIs and ssre 10
Baxtw springs, Kan. lie was kind
enough 10 take two strangers there
during . hull in business. On tho
way bAck they took BIZ money st shs
point of revolver thantsd Tim for
~ ride snd disappeared N the DARK
n<es
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19
REFRIGERATION THEMES
ARE Busy AGAIN

The refrigerator thieves are ansey
sasan. Last night hey visited three
residences and cleaned ibe cupboard
es all food in sight Al the home o.
fnd Creen some rneney was taken
Lsssa~s all fhe food In the yor Nrs
Martha Neal bad 10 eat breakfast
downtcva: sher isss her not even .
rrnst N@xt door 10 Mr. Meals hosne
she .hieses ssoie % pounds Of bacon.
seTersi do1er eggs and three poanos
Of lard and shc foodstun.
They tried 20 enter other rooms ..
my ylses. tut the doovs we're secure
aud they failed 10 break In said Mrs
Neal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19

90 the girIs that are growing up an
der their ihfiuence.
Then, aIso. fhere are the moving
piciure ACTRESSES IN their so-called
private life. as sei forth IN 80 many
o. the motion picture periodicals.
They are idols, v,rxhsper<. ~ Il we're,
by The young giris of the nation. They
pattern after their favof1tes aud try
a. initiate them even TO the extent
that they try 70 talk and dress ~ they
do. n that psrsicuIsr novie actress
happened moi TO be Of the Highest
character the Influence on the girl Who
tries 20 paftsru after her csn eesiiy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19

souges contacted the examinations and
esrn ably assisted hs Mia Ralph
lAnies Miss Lucille poulCy and b.
'ae Misses Ingcksr and Green. and
Mrs M.bh ~ the Methodist hospital
The folloWlne ladies st the Federated
tsaOs were pgesens and assisted IN
IT, care og she babies u The Red Gross
uurssTs and 10 ths registration and
eNamlnailon III sae lislle lolka Mas
4 nes NissieY Fielding. Holghion,
Atst ard Groas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19

BE- seen
". however. the character of the
actress y very high, and VI The best.
the opposite influence VIII be lent and
the girl vii be benefited
Few girls try 70 sstteru amer tAsse,
however. because they have not the
magnetic pewsr of attScnon common
TO the others. n takes vampire Or
siren to attract and they are the
Kind that are the leaders VI the girl
hood cf the nation.
That u the reason, then. that wAen
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fcontlnuct ou Para (. col y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19
HARNESS RACES WERE
FEATURE Of THIRD DAY
FITTING GILMAN To 4 MOST
StItESSftL MEET WILL
M TIM AlTO RACES.
NlsrLA<E TAXES
MANY PASSENGERS
~ Am, STOtk
SHOW FINE
AUTO RACES TO-DAY

The Sixth arnuAl clmarren vAnsy
FAR will ele. this evening with .
n's'ne elimss-~shs great autemoe,ls
rsess These event. will he exciting
and great crowd has gathered q,
the grounds this afternoon 20 witness
the sysnts There Viii be three races
srd the entries indicate that they
~,ii all be fast,
CROWDS NOT SO LARGE AT
GROUNDS vEsrERpAv
The thru uay o. the valley fair did
not attract the crowds the snssrtalr.
msnt warranted There wers many
empty seats In the eeasdstand and
tn's should not have been the case
FOR ihs race program WAS unusually
interesting end fast
The eshlbIsa were All IN place yes.
serday and will be siilI In place until
this evening. Many os the cattle and
other animals viii be shipped 10 OKLA {.
hems city 30 be exhibited ~ the
state fair next week.
rhis i the last day of the fair and
while the crowds have not been 90
large a. IN simss past. the sshlb,ts
and the general entertainment sss
tprss have been splsndd and there ID
no one 10 be blamed II the rscelpts
fsil short of The expectations.
The cimarron valley offlcasls are
contemplating fight neat year tor ,
"'rse fair" and II 10 the general i'm /.
pressien among business man and
farmers that this will be the solution
10 the fair problem in Logan.
Following are awards made,
Boys and Girls Poultry club.
waite leghornn First, eockerel
Viola Tracy: second. pulIat Viola
Tracs, third pulle'. Viola Tracy.
Brown Leghornsi First. rockercI
aud first palies. wm Gathers. second
NibNt4 Ai@Uh 0t1tuHHKs
Barred Rocks; First cockersi. ollp
putier; first aud second pullet. olin
Butler
Black orrlngton First coekerM.
Lola kiIAison; first pnllet and second
cpcteret Lola Giiktson
Buff 0rpinson; FIRST cockerei. first
end second ullci. Hay Baird
Rhode Island Reds First coekerel,
first and second gnillei. VIM Gathers.
Ruff Le9hornss First cockefsi. first
aud second pullei. wm Gathers.
Black Minorcas Flrt cockerei.
first and second pulei Hazel Ncldy
White Rocks; Firs, cockersi. first
and second bullet. Clara Backhans,
GRAY Toulouse Geese; First. pair.
Lola DiIklsou. second. pair. VIM Ca
ahors
pekin Ducks First. pair, Vim ca.
thers.
white Indian Rnnnefs f'lrf. pair
VIM GAtherg
fswn Indian Runners FIRST pair
wm Gathers
Buff Turkeys First. pair Vim On
theirs.
Sweepstakes. First. Vim Gathers,
second. Clara Bockhaus; third. lola
.~s.~-....---.s
ffontfns..a -. ia - a ftat ; /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19
kiRrL AkLS TO HE AT
STATE FAIR NTkr WEEK

The fwa seaplnneA fhaa were "a
f4cttd 90 arrive ia Oklahoma City
tpasf gpp hv stats talr that starts
Saturday will uot be on hand until
SUNDAY The war de- artn,en, sends
them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19

The ysvne dsmssraAe - leoaN
eevcty viii msst = NJ elsy MI.
Tuesday Night oeelsW.osp ~ = Z
s's'ssk , n. ~ ~ psrpooo - ~.
earlsirs : seswsy Ie60ve<-J ~
~ ''A'' 'vuaa'ss. AIAlAIAs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19
MEMBERS or SAILORS
uNioN TO vorE ron srHixg

~ ke~s-ktt& fHEkx
DesrDiL, Mica Sep M<mb<r cs
tls s<1lors' nrics os this pors voted
uEsrfm0asly IN fsrN 0f Strike i'm
synDsfbs sisA the strike Of the sseel
workers called sSr Sep: =. znion o.
f,eaaas announced this morniEs. Two
sasdred and thisty nine BALLOTS were
czss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19

josepA n Thompson es rsH's VALLEY
Representative in eoag-e 5 from sas
Fesah oAlahessa ei~t-ic- il ~Asel u a
<a.y Is lhcladea dssa srddenlv oa a
train Al Msrsinsanrg. " Va. early
sass nlSAs- wAise On hss wAy 10 hs
ASsne a. rxals VALLEY
De2sh resulted from hear failure
s-pe-sn5uc@a by B~lgAi's disease.
xaea' ~ hos- after hI. train had LEI.
vass ov-on 10 srirg him home for 4
s..ors vSsis 'AroagA hss district
His soa. lsegs~1aas Josf D
Thompson. was with him wher ghe
end came HGs wife asd o. sher soa.
James N TAosrvscn. we're a. Wash
sasT0n.
<eassn Peer ynree YEAR
M- Thoaagson hac been la decalr-
srs hs&asa sor the psss ;vo or shre i
re3-s. aai hss spBdisioa Was Sos re
rsrael sersoa ~ his friends. He had
Ssez attending his congressional du-
ties snd caav d fsw dsyx svo tocA
par In spinfed debate is the hoase
He was coming home &c be here on
NEis0n DAY az LIE state tsir. ard to
look sfser some pirate Interests =
TIE Texas OF field a. well as make
shorT scur of hi congressional die
s-1et-
egriss .. pspis Valley
Hss aody was seat back 20 WASH
s--r- sssr rs-hr 20 se presarsd for
burial. and probably will be sent to
o&lssorss srzae time aodzs. v-aile
definMr zr-nrvmrnss hare nCf seea
rsae yes. !. i considered iis-ly that
burial rsli be al sss old hoae At
Tswsa yaSlev,
Coversor Robertson and znsanbers
U Ass nary Who reni tsss 2vs-zl
days ago TO presens tae silver serrsce
SEE 20 sae As-slssh's Okiah0sns. sse
due 10 he u Washington TODAY. and
Ear secoznany the b1~ay o. he eesa
colgr<ssmsa boG4.
~ Cen7ress sever Years
Mr. TAoEs soz wss bern IL Gray
4l.3rs.raeG ox Pare :. Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19
'IMM|GRlTI0N Or
r[ll0Ws on jump
nnsAN HALTED TlIE LECIs.
i.ATtnE; NEW NOTE nv
DIPLOMACY ~ SOL llNDED
nv CALIFORNIA
NlGILA<TES

San fraaelaea, Cay. Sept lt~~srh~
smouidsrinR fifa " shr japanese hns.
migration situation, tanned by discus.
sion VI the Ahansunw affair. chs isasn
n nasieaa debate and ny tho recent
alarming lnF"ads VI Japanss~ upen
tho richest sasm lanaa ~ Calikarnis.
Washington. Oregon aud Colorado.
has axain fIamea high
Seattle has awakened TO Tho fact.
that Japane@s own more shaa haK ~
hotel, and other Industries In pro.
portion
Appis growers of lhs famous NIcod
River district. orsgen. have been
abared 20 discover that Japanese hold
more than "a per cent ef thu avI.
orchards thers
Ia California. sinsa the bs9snninx
6: ,iais monthiy average " thirsy
dummy corporations" owned BY Jap
anesN. has been formed. and each vor-
poration has bought farm land
Now the Japanese are working v~ss
ward they hava taken over the Rocky
Ford district In Colorado and dsivsa
aat tho whites
calstoFnla's anaaal ssop NJ lApaas
ere babies u aow approximately tSvg
Thaee babies are cilixan.. their a..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19

REPRESENTATIVE FRO "
TINS DISTRICT DIES SlD-
DENLY WHILE IN TIlE
TRAIN ENltOl TE To
OIL. AROMA
WAS sERv|Mc his THIRD
TERM N CUMCREs
FUNERAL MILL. M iIEI-D NJ
FAUl-S NAll-EN SUNDAY
MTERNOON: SPECIAL.
ELECTION CALLED
To FILL pLACE


MasAangsc-. Sers sS--Scserner
Aceertser srs sss party will &C
eswssey sAe remains % she ssse
csne~ess~an . = vhe~~pson 70 ms
he~e En okiahersa. II ~as &C
-ev.cec sAas q sceeasl eleetscr
~nu ee xasieo 20 En the place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19
Jap immigration Jvumps.

The gentlamsn's agrsemsut' where
by IapAn 10 supposed 10 limit tho
emigration ~ Japanese lslprsrs 90 the
United STATS. haa nos prevented the
annual immigration from aoaring frmn
an averag. ~ 5.oov. around aolu. 10
$3.50 IN islt and ln.0Ja In tho ywar
caded lasl June The Japanese no~
furnish 10 per cent uf our total lne
nixrafloa June alone aaw i,iTs al
mItt,d 10 this coantry
In southern e'ailfornta shs Jap3nsss
colonies VI Riverside. Imperial and
Los Angeles have srowu hsgely with
IN ths paat two Years
There II gtwantlas leak In oar
border probably at tbs insavriai VAL
ley. where Japaneie owa farms ~
hernl 20 Tho linz. ifow many unor.
flical Immigrants haye crsps in thra
thIs hols ~ matter Tor eoniectures
hsnaior JAi4tes y Fn.lah hAh fs*
psassiiy called lhs attsnticn u con
gress to lbs Japanese nlenaca, Ssaa-
sor phsIan is looked apon a. tha lead
" " tbs forces that sre dstsrminsd
70 save The west from the srlIow pcrii,
These facts are not ssl fprth here
ia tho aiannist apErit Thay are I'll.
except tho las. matters " official
record. no are the fsesA that ths
Japanese NOW control ~ p@f cent ~
the vegetable industry of California.
ea per cent cf tbs sss. .coo, ,o0o vses In
dustry. and nearly aIl The berry. to-
maso and potato industries.
In California JssanNss Ars eoncNn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-19

sCasn;inaes oa Page : Col -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15

Illinois legislatures senatas
didziuma balsq atmet6 bihQ,
sulig kurio noreta musu walls
tijoje isteigti valstijine poll
ciia, arba kazokus, kaip zmo.
mes kitur vadina valstijine POI
licijQ. v
Kazoku bilius atmesta po y
gq debatq. y
Prizes ta biliq smarkiansiai'
kovojo organizuotas darbaa
zinoma priessaliunin6 sq'
junga didziai RENE to biliq. 81
junga nusiman6, kad valstI
ne policija pagelbes jai PA
vesti ir palaikyti prohibi9
zmoniq tarpe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15
PERSPEJAMI KINIJ0S
ATSTOvAI.
Grumojama jiems, jei pasira'
sytq po sutartimi.

Paryzius, geg. Is. = Kini-
jos atstovai taikos konferen-
cijoje is Kinijos apturi CRU
mojimus, jei jie dristQ pasira-
syti po taikos sutartimi, ku-
riqja Kinija nuskriaudziama.
Shantungo provincijos 35,-
600 kinq gyventojQ vardu pri-
siqsta grumojimai.
Sakoma, tegu jie Zinc, kas
ju laukia sugryzus Kinijon'
jei jie pasirasys po sutartlmi'
Pacioje Kinijoje japonq sa-
lininkai kinai valdininkai bal
siai persekiojami. Komunika-
cijos ministerio namai Pekine
sudeginta. Buves vienas KIM
JOS pasiuntinys Japonijoje
skaudziai apmustas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15
PLATINASI SUKILIMAI
PRIZES BOLSEVIKUS.
Apie to pranesa s. v. konsu,
Lis.

Washington, geg. Is. : Bus
yes kituomet Petrograde Suv.
Valstijq konsulis, r. c. Tread
well, valstyb6s departamentui
pranesa, kad Rusijoje Wis lah-
jau platinasi sukilimai prizes
bolSevikus. :
Konsulis Treadwell vos-ne-
vos isbeges il Rusijos. Nese-
mai jis paliuosuotas is Tas-
kento, kur buvo laikomas kali
po imtinys.
Is Petrogrado Taskentan
konsulis keliavo persitaises
ruso vaIstiecio rubais, kad me-
papulti. bolsevikq rankosna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15
ANGLAI ATAKUOS KRONS.
TADTA.
Bolsevikai giriasi su savo skai-
tlinga kariuomene.

Londonas, geg. II. = Dvi-
desimts anglU kares laivQ nu-
plauk6 Suomijos uzlajOn. Sa-
koma, kad anglai uzatakuos
rusQ tvirtove Kronstadtq, kur
yra bolsevikQ lizdas. Tai bu-
sianti izanga prize padmimo
Petrogrado.
BolsevikQ artileriia siauri-
ndj Rusijoi smarkiai veikia
prizes talkininku pozicijas.
Anot Central News, bolsevi-
kai sakosi turi 100000 iSla
vintq ir gerai apginkluotp ka-
reivip. Jie visi Siandie kovoja
visuOse frOntuOse. BOlSevikaj
sakosi jie nieko nebija ir pa
sirenge prizes visus prieSinin-
kus statyties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15
BRAZILIJOS PREZIDEN.
TAS I$KELIApJA
...,-..-sRXMAN. ~ ~

Paryzius, geg. IA. = Taikos
konferencijoje ir Brazilija tu-
ri savo atstovus. Tarpe at
stow yra DR.. Epitacio Pessoa.
Perniai metQ ,pabaigoie jis
atkeliavo kOnferencijon kaipo
paprastas atstovas. siq metu
pradzioje Brazilijoje ivyko
Sales prezidento rinkimai.
Prezidentu isrinktas DR.. Epi-
taciO PessOa.
Prczidentas-elektas yra ka-
talikas. Jis siQ savaite iske-
liaus Ryman aplankyti Sven
tail Teva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15
BOLSEVIKAI KESINOSI
NUzUDYTI PADE-
REWSKI.
Bet pasikesinimas nuejes ME-
kais.

Varsava, geg. If. = Praei-
ta sekmadieni cia is Paryziaus
parkeliavo lenkQ premjeras
Paderewski. Vienna gelezin-
kelio stotyje Paderewskiui Ell
nant j automobiliQ du boise
viku iSsitrauk6 revolverius.
Bet zmonip minia juodu toj
valandoj parbloSk6 ir baisiai
apmus6.
Pasirodt, kad vienas esas
zydas, gi kitas lenkas. Abudu
Gia zinOmu bolSeviku.
Varsavon parkeliavo lenkQ
generOlas Haller ir Pilsudskis.
Pastarasis, sak0ma, parkelia-
YES is Vilniaus, kur su savO
kariuomene iveikes bolSevi-
kus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15

raSes rusu bolseviko Levieno
asistentas Elhofer.
Nuosprendyj. buvo pasaky-
ia, kad susaudyti % imtiniu.
Bet tam tikslui parinkti svar-
besniuosius.
Juos parinko pats Haus-
mann rulSydamas cigareta.
Parinkta s vyrai il viena
moteris, grafien6 Wastorp.
Isvesta visi kieman, knr buvo
pilna ziuratoiu, bolsevikp sa-
lininkp. Vieni is iq valga, xiii
net soko laukdami to nepap-
rastO vaidinimO nekaltQ
zmoniq zudymo.
Ncgelbejo protestal.
Kai-kurie is SaudymqjQ
zmoniu protestavo. Xiii atsi-
klaupe prase susimylejimo.
Oar xiii reikalavo prirody-
mp, kuo jie prasikalto.
Bet tai buvo veltus darbas.
Nei domos ] tai neatkreipta.
Kita po kito imta saudyti.
Baigiant ta bolsevikiska
"losimq" taigi ir pasigirdo
mieste tas nepaprastas truks-
mas. Jis padare gala bolsevi-
kams.
Nedoreliai visgi nesuspejo
ivykdinti visus savo plenus.
Nesuspejo iszudyti imtinius.
Ilgai cia nepagys bolseviku
padarytos zaizdos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15
BOLSEv|kY NER|SkUMA|.
MUN|CHE.
zUDE SENUS, JAUNUS IR
MOTERIS.
Saude be maziausios priezas-
ties.

Munichas, geg. II. - Sta
Bavarijos sOstin6 po nugaltii-
mo holSevikQ ina palengva at
sigauti. Bet bolsevikq cia
Siautimo metu padarytos zai-
z.ics negrcitai bus pagydyto>.
Gyventoiai negreitai pamirs
holSevikQ zvGriSkumus.
Didziausiais zveriSkumais
pasizym6jo jauni, nesubrende,
mokyklas lankiusieji vaikinai.
Prisigere jie bOlsevikiskos
dvasios il, igave kick valdziOs,
tiesiog padukO beterorizuoda.
mi niekam nekaltus gyvento
jus.
BolSevikai pagrObe cia val
Eiq, pirmiausia suarestavo
Simtus zmoniu, kaipo imtiniq
arba uzstovQ. Tai buvO bafan-
die pabaigoje, kuomtt j'e
dausiau 500 zymesniq zmoniq
su9m6 ir sukimso juos viso-
kiausius susvinkusius urvus.
Tik uz keliq dienq suares-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15
VOKIEGIAI PADUODA SU-
MANYMUS IR REIKA-
LAvIMUS.
Tuo tikslu talkininkai skiria
komisija.

Paryzius, geg. Is. = Vokie-
ciai atstovai versaillese pa
galiaus susipazino su visu sa-
vo stoviu il prad6jo veikti.
Siuncia jie laiskus paskui lai-
Skus talkininkp konferencijos
tarybai. State visokias suges-
tijas ir reikalavimus. a
lspradziq tn jq reikalavimQ
ir paklausimQ. mazai buvo.
Tad patti tarvba galejo j tai vi
sa atsakyti vokieciams.
Bet Siandie jau nesuspejama
tas padaryti.
Tad talkininkq konferenci-
jos taryba paskyre komisija
lr sltal payede perzlufi4etl VI
sus reikaiavimus. .
Komisijon ineina penki ma
rial, po vieno il: Anglijos,
Prancuzijos, Suv. Valstijq,
Italijos ir Japonijos.
Kitos talkininkq komisijos
yra uzimtos sustatymais pie
MI, kaip ir kokiuo budu sus-
pausti Vokietija, jei jos atsto-
val atsisakytq patvirtinti jiems
paduota taikos sutarti.
Mes, kick zinoma, talkinin-
kai nusprende neatmainyti pa
duotp sQlygQ, neziurint vo-
kiecip grumojimu ir sielvarta-
vimp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15
RAGINAMA PARDAVINETI
KARES zENKLELIUS.
Plenuojama ant visuomet pa
likti Eenklelius.


Washington, geg. Is. -Pi-
nigyno sekretorius Glass pas
kelbe paraginimq bankinin-
kams ir pirkliams kuoplaciau-
sia praplatinti kar6s zenkle-
liq pardavinaiima tarp. Emo
niq.
Mes ligsiol daugelis zmoniQ
rimtai neatsizvelg6 j kar6s
zenkleliQ naudingumQ. Tad
neperdaugiausia if linko prize
pirkimo. Tuo tarpu pirkimas
tQ zenkleliQ yra labai nau-
dingas zmonems daiktas ir
parankiausias pinigq taupy-
mas. Taip sake sekretorius
Glass.
Vyriausybd yra sumaniusi
tuOs zenklelius, tuO paGiu an
kitokiuo vardu, visuomet par
davin6ti zmon6ms. Tam tiks-
lui busianti isteigta valdiska
istaiga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15
VokieCCiai atStoVai
state reikalavimus
Kinijjos atstovai ParYdqje
sauna srumojimus
NEIsRIsTAS RUSQ MAITI-
NIM0 KLAUSiMAS.
Bolsevikai nesutinka pertrauk-
ii musius.

Paryzius, geg. Is. = Talki-
ninkq taikos konferencijai
princas Lvov, Sergiei Sazonov
ir prezidentas Caikovskii in
dave memorandumQ, kuriam
pazymi, jog sumanytas rusQ
maitinimo klausimas neiSris-
taS.
Talkininkai bolsevikams
buvo pasiulije pristatyti mais-
to, jei jie, bolSevikai, apsi-
imtq pertraukti musius visno-
Sc frontuose. Kadangi -tas
maistas turdjo but Rusijon
pristatomas per neutrales Sails
.ir skiriamas ne bolSevilzams,
bet daugiausiai gyvcntojams
bolsevikq uzimtupse apskri-
tstosa, tad boisevikr -vuidzia'
ncsutiko. g
Girdi, del gyventojq mai
tinimo pertraukti veikimq ka-
res frontuosc butq visai pigi'
politika.
Jei bolsevikai grazumu ne
nori pertraukti savo ginkluo-
to veikimo, jie to padarys su
prievarta. -. .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15
SIDIS NUBAUSTAS KALE.
JIMU.

Boston, geg. IA. - Pagar-
stjes .jaunas matematikas ST.
dis teismO atrastas kaltas uz
prisidaiima prie raudonpip
demonstracijQ sociialistQ Sven
tdje. geguz6s | d., ir nubaus-
tas 6 m6nesiams j pataisos J.
staiga.
Sidis teisme pasisaka, jog
iis tikis j bolSeviku sovietp
valdzia ir'i prievarta prisieius
reikalui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15
GEN. DENIKINAS SKEL-
BIA PR0GRAMA.
Programme neatlaidi kova
prizes bolsevikus.

Paryzius, geg. Is. - Kazo-
kp priesbolseviku valdzios
'pietrytin6j Rusijoj galva, ge-
nerolas DeniIiin, Gionai talki-
ninkams prisiuntG savo pro-
gramq.
Svarbcsnieji programmes
+, posmai yra:
Test neatlaidziQ kovQ prizes
bolSevikus.
Ivesti tvarkq ir istatymQ
pildymq.
Atnaujinti suskaldyta Rusi-
ja.
Susaukti macdonald susirin-
kima sulig visatino balsaviino
teisiQ.
Didesniems apskriGiams duo
ii autonomija, gi distriktams
savyvalda.
Civile ir tik6jimo laisv6.
KuOveikiausios agrares re-
fOrmOs.
Suradimas tinkamQ prize
moniu apdrausti darbinin-
kus nuo -kapitalistq isnaudo-
jimo.
Apdrausti darbininkus nuo
paGios valdziOs, kad sita jQ
nepanaudotu blogiesiems tik-
slams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15
MAzINAMA BELGIJCS AR
Mia.

BRUSSELS, geg. IA. - Belgi-
JOS kar6s minister's pranes6
parlamentui, kad is armijoS
demobilizuota 115,0OO karei-
viq.
Armijoie yra palike dar 2lO,-
600 kareiviq. Bet minister's
pazymtjo, kad ir tas skait
lius busiqs sumazintas ligi
100000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-15
DEMOBILIzUOTA 100000
KAREIVIU.

Washington, geg. Is. = Is
karas armijos jau 100000 ka-
reivip demobilizuota, kaip
pranes6 gen. March.
IS Prancuzijos sugrazinta
daugiau milijono kareiviu.