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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
NATIONAL PARTY IS
CREATED BY LABOR
New Political Body Formed by
Representatives at Chicago
Convention.
URGES FEMININE EQUALITY
Plan Convention Next Summer to
Nominate for President and
Vice-President.
URGES FEMININE EQUALITY
tBy Associated prcss.I

CHICAGO, Nov. PA new national
political body. TO be known as the
Labor party of the United States. was
created today by the representatives
OF organized labor in convention here.
The object of the movement as set
forth in it's constitution will be TO
organize all hand and brain workers
OF the country to support the princi-
pies of political, social and industrial
democracy"
The striking poinss In the party
declarations are:
Women are to have equal reprcscn-
tation with men in the management Of
affairs.
national convention will be held
next summer for the purpose of nom
mating candidates for President and
Vice President.
The, affairs Of the organization will
be administered hy = national com
treasurer as it's executive head.
Many Organizations Invited to Join.
Trade unions farmers organizations.
cooperative bodies and all other as
soG.ati3ns which subscribe to the
become affiliated with it. The COM
mlttce on constitution recommended
that the national committee be COM
but Robert NJ. Buck, OF Chicago, led
4 fight to have man and Woman
from each state. Action was deferred
The constitution provides for the is
suance of state charters on petition
Sasis Sa i've es or more local branches The
convention will he one delegate at
large from each State and additiona
delegates for every 400 OF party mem
ocrship from :he different states.
Me1bcrs will be asked to contribute
ono days pay to tho campaign fund
be financed by the levyins of a monthly
Der. the members in States without
party charters paying the maximum
tax.
Radical Resolutions Adopted.
Among the resolutions adopted we're:
Eor the impcachment by Congress
son. of Indianapolis. for his action
IN granting the government a manda-
tory Injunction ordering the rcscind- :
ing OF the coal miners strike
Protesting against tho massacre or
Jews in the Ukraine and other Euro
pean countries.
Application, OF the principles OF the
initiative and referendum in national
leg iSlation.
For the release OF Eugene V. Debs.
Kate richards OIIare, Carl IIaessIcr
ana LOCO other political and industrial
For the repeal of the espionage law
ana all other repressive acts passed
by Congress during tho war.
martial laws
:, Demanding a new trial for Thomas
Mooney and Warren, X. Billings.
sum me- IN parry eonn,r plans to ,edspend large
campa ign. in which moving nictI,res
VIII be feature.
The convention expects to conclude
or Wednesday. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
COAST AIR PATROL TO
AID SHIPS IN DISTRESS
Formation Of New Service Assigned to
Army Announced by NiineOia
CoMmnn dant.
rBy Associated rrcss.1

MTNEOLA, y. E, Nov. 24.--Ciiving
assistance TO ships in distress at sea
is the latest duty assigned to the
army air service. The formation OF Il
coast air patrol, the first in this coun-
try. was announced today at Mitchell
Field by Colonel Archie Miller, the
commandant The patrol will be main
and will have charge of the coast from
here to Langley Field, Virginia.
The fights to the Virginia point will
he nonstop, the first to be madc on
Wednesday,. when two planes Will
leave Mitchell Field. Each plane on
patrol will be equipped with wireless
and news OF any ship found in dis
tress will be flashed to the nearest life
saving station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
OPERATORS PROFIT
WAS2,OO0 PER CENT
Former Secretary of Treasury
Urges That Increase to
Miners Be Granted.
TELLS OF INCOME TAX RETURN
Says if Earnings Are as Great as
in 1917, Operators Should
Not Get Increase.
TELLS OF INCOME TAX RETURN
lRv Universal Service


NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Urc:np The
government 20 concedc promptly to the
ccal miners the proposed wage in
crcases, regardless o: the attitude OF
the operators, former Secretary of the
treasury William 6. Mc.Adoo sent a
telegram today 10 Fuel Administrator
Ga Eiield. in which he asserted that
to his own knowledge operators made
shocking and indefcnsble profits on
"itulnInous coal" III 1917, running even
as high as 1000 per cent.
Mt. McAdoo'a telegram read in part:
The mine owners are holding back
i.ntil they learn from you how much
OF the wage increase they can impose
on the public through increased price
that the increases proposed for tho
mine workers are just and reasonable,
but have grave doubts as TO whether
the mine operators arc entitled to in
crease the price OF coal to consumers
thereof.
TN 1917 many mine owners made
shocking and indefensible. profits on
as Secretary Of the Treasury. / cx-
amincd in May 1918. their income tax
returns to the Treasury,
taxcs-which were less in 1917 than
now--tncsc returns showed earnings
on capital stock ranging from ID to
1000 per cent. Earnings OF 100 to
800 per cent on capital stock were
not uncommon.
II left the Treasury in December.
1918, and those reports (for 1919 were
not flied until March. 1919. But II
earned in 1917. il would he 4 grave
wrong to permit the operators TO take
from the public additional profits in
tho form of increased profits for
.bitumirous coal.
Moreover. IL the profits were even
neasurably as great in 1915 a s in 1917.
the operators can we'll afford to pay
thc increased wages to the miners.
and still have perhaps larger re-
turn upon the capital employed in the
mines than they are justly entitled
n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
MANY TO BE DECORATED
"ore innn 1000 Officers and Men 81,
'' VIII he Honorcd
for Bravery.
LBy Univeraal Scrvic.,

1000 w oASolahilSGToN;; Nov, c4.-Upwards Of
navy VIII be decorated bv III ~ o! tne
i,"us nnpartnent for ga!lantry and consnI.s .y
uoas service in, the war with Gerrnany
compiIsJ i,sj or or the the reeinients has Been been
awards, It was announced al th.. ", ',. OF
hc me pn -, tment today. and this list viii
"ppto'fa Th ny Secretary Daniels.
inc list since the armistice. Thnm..
rs,;a ranas OK Recommendations for the deco.
hratnohs wee passed upcn. each ease
"o.;es supIected to separate investi.
me taking OF testimony in the 1innu PhiIina
r!ncs' France, England and othar dc
tSn' I'm dl,s, PAGES. which is responsible To-.
t"c ueInE IN announcing the aMarda
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
EXECUTIVE VISITS
MINES, STOPPING
TROOPS EN- ROUTE
Soldiers Held at Roanoke
Awaiting Call to st.
Charles.
COMPARATIVE QUIET NOW
REIGNS IN COAL REGION
Many Threats Heard, and Men
Who Wish to Work Are
Terrorized.
WISH SOLDIERS TO BE SENT
those Close to Situation Declare ut
Least Two Companies Should
Occupy Troubled Area.
WISH SOLDIERS TO BE SENT
tBY STAFF CORRESPONDENT.

~ IL
ST. CHARLES, VA. Nov. 2i-Gover-
nor Westmoreland Davis. accompanied
pS Commissioner John Hirschberg, OF
rt, Inc state department of Labor. arr
rived here today, and Immediately Set
about Investigating the coal strike
situation, with u view to brin c-tnr
aoout settlement. While the Gov
crnor Is engaged with county and Fed
crai officials here tomorrow. Commits
sioner HirSchberE Will add ress the
miners, and urge them to restrain from
any show OF violence.
Due to the fact that conn,ra,;v.
quiet obtains here tonight the troons
which were quickly dispatched from
Eastern t cities Sunday have been halted
ae di Hoanoke. There they stand. in
readiness to be rushed 10 tho scene
IN event OF further outbreak. or
at the nrst indication that a reneti.
non OF saturdays performance is inn
Many Threats Made.
Many outlaw miners have made
threatS OF death to workers who havs
desired to return to the mines and
nhese iiwnS men IN ,, are in great fear for their
and children. Those who arc closc fa ~
,ne situation are advocating tnat ar
ieast Two companies OF troops be SOM
nto teo Tue region to compel tho desper-
shed. e nioou-
At Roanoke six companies or Ma
~ e,oii'i M Huard stand in readiness. Two
ol these companies are from Richmond
ome company of the Grays, and a
inaShine-Eun company. The other four
commands are from Pctersburr
n;yihchbmrg, Roanoke and Chariottes,
vie. Ihcy are equipped with heawv
suns' ana The amount of ammunition
Gnrrled tIied Is sufficient for any emerrencw
= he troops are in every respect reaGy
r;ria ,ne most arduous duty in the Vir-
stay or indefinite dura lion.
About ID Per Cent at yorL
or the 900 miners in the rer;on
,vjtbs,,,;pci per cent are ut work. not.
W, itnstandins all attempts by radiroi.
10 prevent them from enterin~ Ills us
mines. At this time the nrnt. me
these workers is nv nhnnt
.nirty baldwin, -Felts dctcctiv.s ,n,
pIoyeo ny the mine operators. to ne
h.in tie threats OF desperadoes from,
1t is believed that mod;,,; ~
ne the method followed 10 brin- ,t WI.
smct peacetui return to their duties of
5 oi the miners in this rerion e
10 resume their work Eo.s
~ .nS IoVernor and the Labor Con,nn;S
shtoher wiii use all their infiuenca VIZ,
nnorrnu, "hen they meet them 10.
Federal authorities are keeninr
close S watch on the OPERATORS ep1as IN
made ,s' Is and every attempt will be
t,ie tmuoe 10 arrest. without bloodsbsd og
or rered IN stirring UP the neoni,
-, y, a.. eParinS an attack against Tn,
,nrI VINO desire TO continue tbai
iieved t%bs, TN any emergency. it is be-
iioanokc ! will handle anv sitUn,; nUm at
tnat may arise, without tbe .sai.h
ol feueral soldiers nee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
OF 465,439 REGISTERED FOR
DRAFT, 351,10O FOUND FIT
virginia Showed 75.4 Per Cent 0unIi-
hcd-Nnfion Has 1S.OOO.OO0 AbIc
to Rear Arms.
I Speciai 10 Thc Timcs.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. Nov 24-Accordin y
TO a statement from the War Depart
mcnt or 46".439 mon registered for the
draft in virginia. S5l.100 were reported
physically fit for military dutv ~
75.f per cent
final study OF the selective draft
records rec made public today fixes the
states" at 1s.ooo.ooo in potential n,ina mifln
tary man power. Registrations for the
draft, between the ages of eighteen
and forty-fivc. totaled 2S,9Os,576. al
most so per cent OF whom were listed
as physically Mt for military SER
The medical reports indicated that
,ne zone where men were found most
healthy runs through the center Of the
country from North to South. States
In this belt showed the smallest per-
centaEe OF Physical disqualihcations
for active service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
FOUR HELD AS PRoFITEERs
We" jersey Men Alleged to Have Sold
sugar Tor II l.: Cents a
Found.
fRy Associated pres.1

four members OF the firm OF Grn.r,-..'s g. no
brothers. OF this city. were arres,si
today by Federal agents on charges
ot ,roi iSonspiring TO violate the food con
raiEned before United states commits
Sloner. the brothers--Hyman, PhiiIip,
.sa .sadore and Jacob--each was held IN
$1,000 bail. which was furnished.
II Is alleged that on October 10 the
firm sold 47.022 pounds of sugar &c; to
george Loupoppuls.' OF Trenton. at 90.
cents pound and on November 12. 49,
W pounds to Rapier &, Zorn, also OF
Trenton. at 81 1-2 cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
CORPORAL RECEIVED BRIBES
Admits Tie Received Over $4,000 as
Commission on Meat
Sales.
(By Associated Press.l

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 24-Sensa-
tional disclosures were made by gov
ernmcnt witnesses in tho course of the
trial here today in the Federal Dis
trict Court of Thomas kcanc, of Wash
inSton, for The bribery of a post eX-
change purchasing agent at Fort
Monroe.
f. j Wright. corporal stationed
at Fort Monroe. and in charge OF tho
grocery department. admitted on the
witness stand that he had received
between $4,000 and $4,000 from Keane
In tho form OF per cent commits
keanc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
CIGARETTES GOING UP
Various Brands or American Blends
Will Join IL. G. l.. About
December 4.
Try Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-Thc high
cost OF smoking is going higher. One
OF the largest retailing concerns with
branches in all parts of the country,
today that the retail prices
of various popular American blends"
of cigarettes, now retailing at IS cents
a package. of twSnty, would be ad-
vanced to 20 cents or something over
II per cent about December l. The
raise. 1t is declared. Is necessary TO
thousand in the Wholesale price.
Higher cost of cigarette tobacco is
blamed for the advance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
GOVERNOR REACHES SCENE OF STRIKE DISORDERS
McADOO SAY MINE OWNERS WOULD FORCE UP PRICES
CABINET TAKES UP COAL WAGE SCALE ISSUE TODA
Declares No Real Reason
Exists for Sugar Famine
INV hs,ocInteJ I,res,. I

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Asserting
That there waS no real reason why
u sug1r shortage should exist here,
Arthur Williams, Federal food ad-
ininistrntOr. declared todny that he
was going to Investigate reports OF
shortages and learn the cause OF
them. His reports, he explained,
showed that tho rcflnerics I'm this
district were turning out more thnn
enough to suppiy the normal de-
mand.
"Any attempt TO hoard sugar In
the expectation OF getting N higher
price after the FIRST of the year will
he futile, he said. because the gov
ernment will control the price for
another year.
He advised honrders of suEar to
get rid of IL quickly, "for IL we and
II. we VIII get Ii out Of their cellars
within tWcnty-four hourn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Seek Impeachment of
Judge A. B. Anderson

CHICAGO, Nov. "4.-A demand for
impeachment of Judge A. II. An
nerson, OF the United States District
court, was formally voiced today by
tue new national Labor party In
petition addressed to Congress. The
turist's action in granting the gov
crnmcnt mandatory injunction or
derinG resembling of the coal miners'
strike call, WINS tho reason asstEned,
The action followed presentation
OF report by Robert VI. Hrucc, of
Chicago. chairman of the cunycn-
tons resolution committee. Only
one voice In the gathering wns
raised against the resolution, II. l..
Martin, nm Oklahoma official OF the
United Mine Workers, obIectinE 10
tho procedure M ''a waste of time"
- Congress has never paid at
fentfon to the demands or iabor,r he
said. "Fhc only wny to remedy prcs-
cnt conditions IN to change control
of the government by voting the ma
ti0naI Labor party into powcr."
Nevertheless Martin and every
other delegate TO tho convention
signed the petition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
MARCH SAYS 100000 MEN
SHOULD BE MINIMUM ARMY
Chief OF Stan Corrcrts Erroneous In
depreciation Placed ON His
Annual Report.
TBv Associated Press !

WASIiISGTON, Nov. 24-The opin-
ion of the army general staff ami the
administration is that peace time
army of 100000 men is the minimum
necessary to care for the national in
terest, General March, chi:f of STAFF.
declared today correcting an inter
pretation OF his annual report. pub
lishcd Sunday. which placed tho mini
mum at 100000.
General March emphasized tina. he
never had changed his estimate OF
100000 as the smallest upon watch TO
rest tie military power OF the United
States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
CARRANZA DECIDES TO
REPLY TO WASHINGTON
rBy Associated PCoss

LAREDO. TESAs StnS. N9y. s4-Whiie
an opinion that the Carranza govern
ment should await action i'm the MeSi-
car courts in the cases OF William ..
Jenkins. American consul at Pucbla.
before finally disposing OF the mat
ter, the government has decided to
answer the American note regarding
the case. according to information re-
ccived here today from Mexico City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
1000 STUDENTS PLEDGED
TO FIGHT BOLSHEVIsM
or Pennsylvania Men For.
ward Signatures to Prcsi-
dent Wilson.
fEy Universal Service,

PHlLADELPHLIA. Nov. 24-Eonr
thousand University OF Pcnnsvlyonia
Sindends' ; iud II was announced today. have
! iedScd themselves to fight noIcho
v:sm in America. The sisnatnrns g.
the patriotic students are 10 be sen,
10 PRESIDENT Wilson. The movemcnt
20 enlist America's young patriots in
lhe suppression OF Bolshcvism and nil
manner of redism inimica! TO ,he
Cniled states government is TO be
extended throughout the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
APPROVES PENNY POSTAGE
BILLS FOR LOCAL LETTERS
Would Make Cent stamp Carry Let
ter Within Limits OF
Mailing Oflce.
nv Associated Press. l

w 4 SHIN NC TON. Nov. o4.-Post-
Burleson has approved
pending bills to reduce the rate OF
local first-claSs letter postage to a
penny an ounce. A letter for delivery
within the postal limits of the Office
IN which 1t Is mailed would take
1.cent stamp instead OF a 2-eent stamp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
OBJECTS TO GERMAN MUSIC
Memorial Service Program for Dead
Steel King ArOusea Mrs.
Andrew Carnegie.
IRv Sa-...

PITTSBURGH. PA. Nov. o4.-Arrs
Andrew Carnegie: widow Of the steel
Kins; became indignant today when
memorial service arranged for her
husband. and which is to be held to-
morrow, included some German music.
She forced the substitution OF other
musical numbers instead Of the Ger
man music.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Abandoned steamer Towed In

GALF WESTON. Mem. Nov 24-Thc
steam schooner Thomas l.. Wand
which was abandoned at sea by her
crew several days ago, was towcd to
this port today by the steamship Ken
ncbcc. The Wand. which vas Owned
In Mobile. had loaded cargo OF ma
hosany loss from Mexico, and was en-
route to tho eastern seaboard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
post-Umce Safe Robbed,

TTHN NPTON, ,. C., NOV. 24.-Tne
Hampton post-office was entered this
morning. the safe blown open and
Liberty bonds. stamps and cash taken
amounting to over $1,000. The tools
ted were stolen from n nearby garage.
and left near the safe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
supreme Court TAX. necc,,

WASHINGTON. Nov o4.-The GA.
IRENE Court today recessed until De-
cember s. when IT Is expected 10
render a decision as TO tae constitu-
tionality OF the wartime prohibition
act. Arguments In this case ~era
heard last week.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-10

If jie laukia teisejo nuspren-
dino.
Advokatas Heney aiskino.
kaip darbas daug prisidejo
prie laimejimo sios kares.
"sita kare laimejo industri-
iale demokratija. Demokrati-
ne vyriausybe su industrijale
autokratija yra arsesne uz- IL
kra autokratija".
Oar pazymejo, jog per pas
taruosius 25 metus Vokietijos
autokratine yyriausybe darbo
zmon6ms daugiau buvi page
rino, kaip Amerika. 60 nuos.
A1nerikos visq turtq kontro-
liuoja tik 2 nuos. zmoniq. 65
nuosimeiai zmonip Amerikoje
nieko neturi, jjie yra padieniai
darbininkai. 0 juk turetp but
kitaip.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-10
Eberto valdzia nuversta? !
BOfSEVIKIZMAS PLEGIA-
ST VOK1ETIJOJE.

Londonas, sausio 9. Boz
Sevikizmas paskelbtas Mann
heime il Oberhausene. Vie
nur il kitur isteigta bolSevikQ
valdzia.
Nuremburge bolsevikai pa
grob6 savo rankosna visus lai-
kraScius. Municho gatvese
nepaliauja demonstracijos.
Hamburgas ir Frankfortas
stipriai laikosi prize Eberto
valdzios.
Laikrastis Germania raso,
jog Siandie Berlyne yra tikra
beproGiu istaiga.
Is Berlyno praneSama, jog
bolSevikai tenai paeme visa ge-
lezinkeliQ sistemq. Eberto
valdzios kariuomen6 gelezin-
keliu stotyse pasiduodanti boil
Sevikams.
Taippat pranesama, kad
bolSevikai Berlyne isteige
naujq valdziq, kurios prieSa-
kyle stow Liebknecht.
Kares ofisas bolSevikQ ran
kose. Jie pagrobe dideles pi-
nigQ sumas.
Prad6jus pirmadieniu Ber-
lyme zuvo suvirS 800 zmoniu.
Keli E;mtai zmoniu suzeista.
Dusseldorffe paskelbta boil
Sevikp respublika.
Berne (Sveicarija) gauta
naujausios zinios, kad Eberto
valdzia iveikusi bolSevikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-10
APKALT T|NTI PENkI SO.
CJALISTAI.

Vakar Chicagoje pasibaig6
byla penkiQ socijalistq = Vic
tor l.. Berger, Adolf Germer,
j. Louis Engdahl, Irwin st.
John Tucker IL William F.
Kruse. Jie visi yra vadai A
merikos soeijalistq partijoje.
Germer yra tos partijos sekre-
torius. Berger gi pernai is
rinktas kongresmanu Wis
consino.
Visi jie bu 10 kaltinami uz
suokalbiavima prizes vyriausy-
be kares metu. II visus juos
prisiekusieji teisejai atrado
kaltais.
Teisejas Lands paskirs
jiems bausme tomis dienomis.
Cali but nubausti kiekvienas
po 20 metq kalGjimo IL po
$4,000 pabaudos.
Visi jie neprisipazino esq
kalti. Tame jie mato kapita-
listQ plutokratu suokalbiavi-
ma. Elektas kongresmanas
pazymejo, kad to apkaltinimo
nebuvo galima laukti civil
zuotoj Salyj. Bet tas ivyko,
kas galtjo ivykti kiba tik to-
kioj Japonijoj ar kur kitur.
Pasake jis, kad plutokratija
tokiuo savo pasielgimu kasa
duobe po savimi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-10
RUsu BUvEs CARAs
ESAS GYVAs.

Archangelsk, sausio 9.-Did-
kunigaikStis Kirila praeito
lapkriGio IS d. caves laiSkQ
nuo buvusio caro- dukt6s Tat
janos. LaiSke praneSta, jog
buvusioji carienG su visomis
dukterimis esanti gyva If bu-
yes caras Nikolai Romanov
nesusaudytas.
BolSevikp ofieieras, kurs tu-
rejo priziureti buvusio caro-
nugalabinima, sakoma laiSke,
visai nepaises, kq jo kareivial
zudo. Vietoje caro- nugala-
bintas kitas zmogus.
UTz buvusi cara savo gyvy-
be paaukojo grafas t., raso
Tatjana. Pc to caras pabego
ir niekas Siandie nezino, ka-
me jis yra.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-10
.UNDOS APSAUGOJA SAIL
NUO BOLSEvlKg.

Tomis dienomis Chicagoje
prizes federali teiseja Alschu-
Ter pasibaige liudininkQ IS
klausinejimai reikale uzmo-
kesciQ padidinimo gyvullu
skerdyklp darbininkams
(stockyarduose). Dabar tlk
argumentuoja abiejp pusiq adj
vokatai.
Uzvakar kalbejo advokatas
Heney, gindamas darbininkll
reikalus. Tarp kitko jis pazy-
mejo, jog suorganizuoti Ame-
riEos darbininkai, ty. darbl-
ninkQ rlnijos, tai vienatine siai
saliai apsauga pries bolseyi-
-kizma.
Advokatas Heney pasake,
kad susiorganizaye darbinin-
kai apdraudzia sau buvl If
darbo salygas ir todel jie sa-
70 tarpan neleidzia skverbties
tokiai baisiai betvarkei, apie
kokia siandie girdime Rusijo-
je If kitur.
"Nera abejones mano min
tyje", kalbejo advokatas He
ney, "kad darbdaviai If darbl
ninkai siandie yra artiniau-
siai suristi, kaip kituomet. lr
s. s andie tarpe ju didesnis susi-
bandravimas, kaip kada nors.
Manau, skerdyklq istaigq
savininkai nesipriesins padi-
dinti uzmokestl sdarbininkams
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-10
VOKIECIAI PRAS0 SKU.
BINTIES SU TAIKA.

Londonas, sausio 10 Vo-
kieciai il vel talkininkQ pra-
so, kad jie pasiskubintq su
taika. VokieGiams taika labai
reikalinga. Mes tuomet pasi-
baigtp suvarzymas paeios Vo-
kietiios If JOS reikalQ.
Pail Mall Gazette pranesa,
jog taikos sutarties pirmuti-
ne pradzia, taip sakant, ian
ga, rasi bus parasais patyir-
tinta vasario men. pabaigoje.
Talbininku salyse nuomo-
niaujama, jog Vokietija neap-
sieis be talkininkQ kariuome-
mes ekspedicijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-10

Berlynas, sausiO lO.-Vakar
vokieciQ kariuomene, palankl
Eberto vaIdziai, inejO Berly-
nan ir atmuS6 atgal bolSevi-
ku> nuO valdZios OfisQ.
kariuomenG atvyko is Pots
damo.
Iyyko SuSiremimai Wolffo
biuro ofisuose, kur zuvo ketu-
ri valdzios kareiyiai. -
BolSevikai iSmuSta is Tier
garten If paSaliniQ gatviQ.
Skaitlinga valdzios kariuo-
meme yra laukiama cionai.
Kuomet Sta depeSa buvo
Siunciama, yaldzios kareiviai
at3mt nuO bolSevikQ visa ellie
yaldiSkQ bustQ, kuriuos Jie
buv0 uzgrobe.
Po Smarkaus music boise
vikai iSmeSti laukan is valdiS-
kos SpauStuv6s ofisQ.
Eberto valdzia iSnaujo pra-
dtjo kontroliuoti gelezinke-
lilS.
Bet miesto gatv6se musiai
Wis dar seka.
Keletas SuviQ paleista i Da-
MICS Raudonojo Kryziaus
buSta.
Po smarkaus music val
dzios kareiviai uz6m6 bolsevi-
ky organo "Raudonoji V6lia-
va" namus. BOlSevikai tenai
buvo uzSibarikadave poperos
volais. Bet tas jiems mazai.
kq gelb6jo.
Vakar vakare jau tick tvar-
kos buvo pravesta, kad prize
miesciuose pradejo begioti
traukiniai.
Nuo bolsevikp atimta kai-
kurie laikrasciai ir tuojaus
pradeta juos isleidineti.