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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
PROBER THINKS MOONEY
WAS VICTIM OF FRAMEUP
House Committee Hears Report Of
John 3. Densmore on the
Frisco Bomb Case

Washington. July Discharges OF
labor leaders that Thomas j. Mooney
was unjustly convicted for participa-
fion In the bomb outrage In San Fran
cisco three years ago, were supported
In n report of John i. Densmore. spe-
clal agent Of the department Of labor,
submitted to the house yesterday In
response TO resolution demanding
more information on the case.
Mr.. DensInore now director Of the
federal employment service, conduct
ed secret investigation OF the case
at the request OF Secretary Wilson.
With the aid of several immigration
inspectors. he gathered his evidence,
working without the knowledge OF
San Francisco authorities. Most OF II
was obtained by use OF mechanical
recorder placed in the office of Dis
trict Attorney Fickert, prosecutor OF
the case.
From this evidence. Mr.. Densmore
drew the conclusion that Mooney did
not receive full justice In his trial
and that he was the victim of cOrpor-
ate interests in San Francisco who
desired to discredit the labor unions
and maintain the open shop.
The prosecution was conducted
without n real investigation of the
crime, Mr.. Densmore declared. and
with deliberate intent to frame" the
labor leader.
Methods employed by District Attor-
ney Fickert I'm prosecuting Mooney
were attacked by Mr.. Densmore. who
declared there We're excellent grounds
for believing" that the prosecutor was
influenced by local corporate interests
most bitterly opposed to union labor.
After Frank G. Oxman, q principal wit
ness, had been proven a perjurer, Mr..
Densmore said, Fickert agreed to a
new trial and later vigorously opposed
it, his attitude being practically re-
versed.
"Since the Oxman exposure" Mr..
DensmOre said, 1.-The district attorneys
case has melted steadily away until
there Is little left but an unsavOry rec
ord Of manipulation and perjury. Fur
Their revelations have impeached the
creditibility of practically all of the
principal witnesses for the prosecu-
ton.
And II any additional confirmation
were needed Of the inherent weak
ness Of the case, the acquittal of Mrs.
Mooney on July y. 1917, and of Israel
Weinberg In the following October
would seem to supply it,"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
BREWERS SUFFER
JOLT IN COURT
CHICAGO JURisT UPHOtDS WAR
TIME PROHIBITION ENACT
MENT OF CONGRESS
I PER CENT VIOLATES LAW
Judge Page Holds That Beer Need Not
Be intoxicating TO Come Under Ban
Of Law.-Governnent Victory
10 Regarded ~ Important

Chicago. July 26.-Beer Is beer and
need not he intoxicating. and so long
ms II contains as much as one-half OF
one per cent alcohol, Its manufacture
or sale liz In violation Of the war time
prohibition act. Federal Judge Page
held yesterday He overruled the de-
Inurrer Of the Stenson Brewing com
pany. setting forth that the govern
ment's information failed to charge
that the cOmpany's beer was intOxi-
eating.
The company then entered plea OF
not guilty. 1t is expected that when
the case goes to trial the defense will
admit 1t manufactured and sold beer
containing One-half OF one per cent al.
cOholic content, and the jury will he
instructed 10 find the company guilty.
Appeal then would be taken.
The governments victory was re-
garded AS important by the district at
torney's office, in that under Judge
Pages finding the burden OF proving
Il beverage intoxicating. and in fact re-
moving the question as to its intoxl-
eating quality, IL lifted from the gov
eminent.
II am OF the opinion that congress,
In passing the act Of Feb. "a, 1919. had
In mind In It's construction OF beer, a
malt beverage with the alcoholic con-
tent accepted for years by the in
ternal revenue department. and to
which the manufacturers Of beer never
objected said the Judge. "And in
the internal revenue acts beer Is de-
scribed, along with other fermented
malt beverages, as containing one-haif
OF one per cent, or more, Of alcohol"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
BRUTAL OFFICERS PUNISHED,

Washington, July 24.--Resites Lien
tenant Frank II. Smith, known In the
army rs Hard Boiled" saith. Two
other officers and one enlisted man
were convicted by court martial OF
ernelties to American army prisoners
Mt prison farm No. in France.
This Information was contained In n
report To the war department from
General fershing, which was read 10
special house war investigating com.
mittes yesterday by General March.
cAisf Of staff.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
Plenty Of Sugar.

New York. July 26-The war de-.
rartment has sold TO the United States
sugar equalization board ST.n0.osl
pounds OF sugar. II Was announced
here yesterday by George A. Zabrlskie,
president Of the beard. who declared
there Is abundance" OF raw sugar
In the country: that retail prices
should not exceed IL cents pound,
aud that there Is no need OF boarding
The head of the sugar eoualixat,an
board said that profiteering dealers. II
reported. may suffer revocation of
their hesQses,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
YANKEE SOLDIERS
VITAL IN SIBERIA
PRESIDENT WILSON REPLIES TO
RESOLUTION or cALiFoR-
MIA SENATOR
KEEPING THE RAILROAD OPEN
General In Command Of Troops Has
ossu Specifically Directed Not 10
Interfere In Russian Alfalfa
Rowing Bands Are Menace

Washington. July 20. - President
IN response 10 n resolution by Senator
johnson, Republican. California. that
the presence Of American troops In Al
IBERIA Was vital element" In the
restoration aud maintenance At traffic
On the Siberian railroad and under
the agreement with japan they could
be withdrawn only when the American
railway experts operating the road
were withdrawn.
The president said siberia could he
protected from further period Of
chaos and anarchy only by keeping
the rpilroad open and that lacking
essentials 81 life the people there were
locking to the United States and the
allies for economic assistance, This
Is being extended and additional sup.
piles ure 10 be sent forward
Rowing bands having no connection
with any organized government In Rus
sta are menncing the railroad, the
president said. and consequently It's
protection by the military Is neces-
sary American troops he said, now
are engaged In guard duty nj vladi-
vostok and around verehne Udinsk. A
smnll body also IL ut Hardin.
The original purposes Of the Amer.
lean military expedition, Mr.. Wilson
wrote. were two-foid: The saving OF
the Cxecho- Slovak forces. and the
sfeadylng Of the efforts OF the Rus
SLAMS NJ self.d.fense or the establish.
inent Of law and order In which they
might be willing to accept assistance.
Major General Graves. commanding
the expedition of 1900 men. was spe-
officially directed not TO Interfere In
Russian affairs. the president said.
but To support wherever necessary
John II. stevens. American railway
engineer. who In carrying out the work
Of rehabilitating the siberian railroad
under the direction of the inter.allied
committee.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
City Markets for oenv.r

Denver, Colo. July 2d.-~Denver vii,
have municipal food, meat and fuel
market and perhaps number of such
consumers. according ~ tentative
plans announced yesterday after n
meeting of Mayor Dewey e. bailey
aud his cabinet. The city admlnistra-
lion will begin an immediate inyesti.
kati"n TO determine feasibility OF the
plan. The first step would be TO pur,
rhsse several carloads of the canned
FOODS to be offered at cost by the
war department., II was appoaneed.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
MONEYS WIFE DELIVERS
ADDRESS TO BUTTE MINERS

Butte, July 2S.--Mrs. Rena Mooney.
wife of Thomas j. Mooney. California
labor leader now In San Quentin pen
itentiary, arrived in Butte last week.
She addressed Il mass meeting YES
terday Of miners under the auspices
OF the Metal Mine Workers union.
Mrs. Mooney expressed the belief that
her husband will be freed as re-
suit OF publicity which she expects
to come from congressional inyesti-
cation.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
PHONE WORKERS BOOSTED.

Springfield, Ill.,, July CALIFORNIA.
ton received here yesterday by John
L. Noonan. vice president of the In.
ternational brotherhood of Electrical
Workers, said the federal wire con-
troll board ut Washington had agreed
to the demand of Pacific coast tele-
phone operators and electrical work
ers for wage increases retroactive "a
January i. last. All of The employees
returned 10 work this week. following
strike. pending decision on the ia.
sue of retroactive pay.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
Negro Lynched for chivaIrv.

Atlanta, Ga, July 26-Berry Wash
ington. I2-year-old negro. was
lynched near Milan. Ga. May &c, for
killing white man, in defense of a
negro woman. This information Is
contained In story which the At
lantn constitution published yesterday.
OFFICIALS ri Milan. the story says, de-
clared at the time that they wished
10 keep news of the affair from beeom.
Ing public in order To assist them in
arresting the lynchers, hut according
to the account no arrests have been
made.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
U. S. LOANS TO RUSSIA
ARE AMPLY PROTECTED

Washington, July &c Every dollar
az loans and credits advanced by the
United States Ia foreign countries In.
ciuding Russia. * ampl, protected by
securities aud viii he paid In full. X. G.
Ieffingweil, assistant secretary of the
treasury, yesterday told the house
committee on expenditures IN the state
department.
Mr. LeffngweiI denied any sugges.
tlon had been made by official repre-
sentatives Of the foreign countries on
cancellation of leans. On the other
hand. he said. France has made spe-
cific denial that anything of such a
nature would be considered.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
CHICAGO WILL REGULATE
AIR TRAVEL OVER CITY
Total Death List From Wreck Of Dir
i0ibie Airship Stands at t3.--
twenty-five Are Injured

Chicago. July 25.-~After three days
Of investigation Corporation Counsel
Eitleson decided the city has the power
and assigned an assistant to draft AN
ordinance. Either acting under the
municipal police power or for the peo-
pie who own the realty composing the
city, the city can proceed with reg
nlafion, Mr.. Ettleson said Among the
authorities Mr.. Ettelson cited the opin-
ion Of Jurist Coke, delivered some
hundred years ago, that land owners
hold ownership from the center Of
the earth to the skies above his prop
erty.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01

Chicago. July 24.-~As result of
the newest theory, that naval radio
currents produced the spark that
ignited the Goodyear dirigible airship
which plunged In flames through the
roof OF n bank building Monday after
noon, killing IL persons, one of whom
succumbed yesterday. naval communi-
cation officers viii aid the authorities
In fixing responsibility for the disaster
II was explained yesterday that tech
meal experts had suggested the theory,
because the big ship sailed over or near
the transportation building, from the
roof Of which are projected the atsn.
nae OF the naval radio station.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
English Miners Return.

London, July 2d--rhe miners feder-
alton yesterday accepted the govern
ment's offer Of new piece rates for
coal mining and recommended that all
the miners unions accept the PROPOSE
tion and return to work. The York
shire miners will meet today and de-
eide whether they Will accept the
proposition.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
HUNGARIAN REDS
TREAT WITH ALLIES

Copenhagen, July -. Bella
Kun. deposed head of the Hun
rarlan soviet government. Is
held In isolation. according To
uneonfirmed reports Ia Vienna
newspapers. II is said members
of the soviet directorate ut Bu-
dapest who Ind resumed com.
mand We're negotiating with the
allies.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01
Wasps STING Man to Death.

Bremerton, Wash, July a3.-Encoun.
tering hornets nest while picking
berries near here yesterday. Earl NJ.
Davidson, n, Of Bremerton. was so
severely stung he died 10 minutes later.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-08-01


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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
.L|ETUVOS M0KYKLOMS
SUR|NKTA S613.

Vakar, spal. l, buvo pra-
kalbos Dievo Apveizdos para
pijoje. Kalbiio gerb. kun. Lau-
kaitis.
lmonip buvo pilnutdlG para
piios sale. SurinIta $6l3 auIQ
Lietuvos mokyklomS.
Bet tai dar ne viskas. Dau-
gels zmoniQ pasizadajo dar
daugiauS aukoti tam prakil-
niam tikSlui.
Sta parapija tautos reika-
luoSe uzima garbingq vietQ. lr
Siuo kartu pasirodys, kad jai
nemaziau kitu tautoS reikalQ
rupi paktlimas LietuvoS mo-
kyklQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
BELGy KARAL|US SU KA-
RAL|ENE AMERIKOJE.

New York, Spal. 3. - Vakar
ria atkcliavo beIgQ karaliuS srl
karaIiene ir Sosto ipGdiniu. Jis
atkeIiavo Gia asmeniSkai pa
dikoti Amerikai, kuri SelpG If
ScIpia bcIgu tautq pratjuslalS
laiEais IL Siandic.
Gcrbiamicji sveGiai atkelia-
vo garIaiviu George Washing
ton.
GarlaiVi iStolo sutillo S. Y.
karGS IaivU fIotilG. Gil ant kran-
to daugeliS augSriauSiQ SaIicS
vaIdininl,u su valstybGs sekre-
toriu Lansing prieSakyje.
Cia Su paSkuba ruoSiamos
programoS iSkilmingam prize
mimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
Ateitis gera.

"Pasakysiu jums, plieno in
dustri.oie darbininkai syvena
drlmbIuoSe, neSvariOSe skylGSc.
Bet ateitiS yra gera, taip
kad nereikia geriau. KaSdien
Wis daugiau dirbtuviQ uzdaro-
ma, streikininku SkaitliuS di-
dGja. PaGiam BethIeheme visi
darbininkai streikuoja."
Anot streikininkQ komitcto
prane$imo, ChicagoS apskrityi
Streikuoja arti 100000 darbi-
niniQ.
sito apSkriGio komitetas pa
dare pIenus tuojaus pradtti
organizuoti plieno industries
ofisQ darbininkus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
Nen0ri briauties RUsljor.

Een0I Grl2utlES RUSlJor.
! m.2." ptk!au>jma, ar ljcju-
vlai tmi uo"o I@Iyvuuti N>uo-
lime prizes P"trc2radQ. prem
irra> p0>;9!,I, t,&d n"kUom"t
Hrmano to "%ryti.
"Kaip mes galimo pakiItj
toxin zy@in:" paSall1 ji<.
Mes kariauiamr jau do>imtS
m1nc>iQ ir - nuoSimGiuS Savo
vi>Q priomoniQ pavartojom"
karoi prizes boI>"vikuS. Ni>u-
pir1ma, mes ncturimc reikaIin-
gly <p1kQ praddti tokiQ did"!g
kampanijQ; antra, mes bijomtS
iSibriauti Ru<iion, no> taS ga
IGtU SudcmoralizuOti muSQ ka-
}iuomcnr; pa@aliauS, mes ne
gaIime inpiti RuSiion, kuomet
mu>u paGiQ $aIin iSibriovI len
kai. Kuomct LietuvQ buvo w
pIudr bol>ovikai, boISevikQ
propaganda Gia Ipngvai pa>i-
prie&inta. Nes lietuviai vaIStic-
Giai zinojo, kad jie apgina Sa-
vo namu< ir kovoja uz Liotu-
voS nrprikIauSomybe.
"Ar mes &aIimc tikttic< at
silaikyti prizes boI$cviki&kQ
propaganda, kuomet Iictuviai
vaIStieGiai i>ihriautQ RuSiion,
nczinodami, kokiaiS tik~Iai~
taS veikiama? Tr kaip mes ga
IGtumtm paSiQSti valStieGiuS *
pictinlS il pirtrytinGS Lietuyo$
daliQ prizes PctrogradQ. jci jQ
puGiu sodziuS uzpuolc lenkai il
zmoniS kankinami IonkQ karoi-
viQ??"
Kaip premjoraS, tap il kit
LietuvOS vaIdininkai, Su ku-
riais toko kalbiti, tvirtina, JOG
lietuviai neturi moro ir reikalO
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03

kai lygiai taip badauja strei-
kuodami, kaip jie badavo dirb-
damn.
"ViSokios kalbos apie aug
Stus uzmokeSGiuS. kokius mo-
kdjusi plieno korporacija savo
darbininkamS, tai tik praSima-
nymaS. Aplamai INFANT, darbi-
ninkui buvo mokama 10 cen
tn valandoje. Toxic uzmokcs-
Giai-tai badas. "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
SUMAZINAMA PREZIDEN
TUT ALGA.

Berlynas, Spal. 2. Kuria-
mas vokieciu Susirinkimas, is.
rinkes laikinq Vokietijai prezi-
dentq, paskyrd jam 100000
markiQ algos ir iSlaidQ per me-
tus.
Bet dabar to paties susirin-
kimo biudzetinis komitetaS
prezidentui algq ir iSlaidas su-
mazino ligi 100000 markiu per
metuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
Wits pagerinti finansini stow.

Finan~Q minister's VilciSj~ aipa i>rria dau% vtic&
tame Iruvo~ prazinimr Mes tl> duo> progoS pag"rin
lytu.o rinan>n STOW. To> ri~ Li"lvoi ~kont"> pinSQ
l@Io} arba g;ut 2vaantiia i>Ici>ti nuoavS pinigu>
DhIiai ~varbI> daiNa> prmIinimu< nrprikalSomHhGS.
Ik o Sv8ra p0lcnka aku>. kad ta mHnjH0< pacina he
vi>Q taInnJV hcnrai bet tiL vpno> An9liioS.
Nra okN Im>api>, bNd plancuza dar nrla~Ir"n@c pri
fIinU Iruvc>. aku>iuo>r nr>utiEMuo>r i"tuvQ len
kai>, prancuzpi r>uonlrt plIako IrnlE prSc.
Licuvoir Sianir zymiai at>imanc II p, tiIniS >tov:
pmu l,lriu mInr>U S;U ;au gmoio rl~V bo>rvikai, 81
>iandp ta }t ,;ro cuka. Su dIoiu ,&triionu uz>drg
u Iirluya ;>vo bol>cviku> * >ayo Sales. Suuin tQ pat
,aro u=puoi1iHi> IrnkaS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03

ryta bendrai visQ vieSpatiju,
paremta talkininllQ il pagelb6-
ia viso neutralio pasauliO. Tuo
tikslu Pabaltijos viespatijos
yra praSusios talkininkQ daily
vault tarybose. Ar talkininkai
Su tuo sutiks, negalima SIAN
die nieko pasakyti. Tlk yra
gerai zinoma, jog PrancuzlJa
pirmutin6 nesutiks.
Lietuvai taika yra reikalln-
ga kaip finansiniu, taip polltl-
,kiniu zvilgsniais. Apple finansl-
nj stow paaSkino man finansQ
minister's. Cana pasakyti, kad
per pra6jusius devynis meme
sius, :. m., Lietuvos izdas tur6-
jo iplaukQ mokestimis igi
25,O00,O00 marl1iu (vokiskQ).
Tuo metu gi iSlaidQ buvo 14O
milijonQ markiQ. Is tos sumos
S5 milijonai markiQ isleista ka-
rel prizes bolSevikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
PANAIKINS MEDINI
HINDENBURGA.

Berlynas, spal. 2. - Kar6s
metu cia vokieGiai padirbdino
milziniSka medine fieldmarsa-
10 stovyla, kurion nuo vyriau-
sybds perkamos why's buvo
kalamos, kad surinkti fonda
nuteriotos .rytines Prusijos at
statymui.
VoEieciQ valdzia dabar nu-
sprende nuversti ta stovyla,
anot laikraSGio Vossische Zei-
tung.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
RAS|NES RIAUSES
elaine, ARK,

Elaine, Ark, spal. 2. : Cia
vakar pakilo rasinds riauses.
Kick suzinota, nuzudyta Z juo-
dukai ir du baltu.
RiauSes pakelta, kuomet is
pasalq nuzudyta vienas gele-
zinkelio specials agentas, bal
tas zmogus, W. D. Adkins.
Balti tame darbe intar6 juo-
dus zmones ir prasidejo riau-
Ses.
Atsiusta 500 kareiviq is
Pike stovyklos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
Gary Atakuoja DarbininkQ
0rganizacijas
Sake, organizuotas darbas
griauja Sales vyriausybe

Korporacija pastatydinusi
47 mokyklas ir % baznycias.
Kompaniju Strus turi 61,o0o
darbininkQ.
Sake, korporacija darbinin-
kus apmokanti taip "gerai,
jog geriau nei nereikiq. Abel
mai INFANT, paprastiems darbi-
ninkams dienoje iSeina So uz-
darbio. Amatninkams $6.70.
Gary padav6 skaitlines: 69,-
294 korporacijos darbininkai
dirba po - valandQ dienoje;
199,S96-po 10 valandQ; 49,
904-po s valandas dienoje.
Pasigyre Gary, kad korpo-
racija darbininkams "rolle-
riams" moka $32 dienoje.
Pas j paklausta, kick gi jis
turis tokiQ darbininkQ, ka-
triems mokama $50 dienoje.
Gary atsak6, jog iSviso tik
viena. Bet tuojaus pazym6jo,
jog turis daug tokiQ, katriems
mokama dienoje po $29, $28
arba $27.
Gii Stu darhininlSq turls Fos-
keliolika.
Jis "zinas" darbininku norus.
Paskui Gary aiSkino, kad di-
dziuma korporacijos darbinin-
ky priesinga streikui.
Jis buvo paklaustas, is kur
jis tai Zinc, juk pats nelanko
dirbtuviu ir nesusieina su dar-
bininkais.
Gary atsak6, jog jam apie
tai praneSa dirbtuviQ superin-
tendentai, manadzeriai ir viso-
kios rQSies agentai.
Paskui Gary uzgyn6, kad
korporacija turetQ nusamdziu-
81 kokius tai agentus, kurie
persekiotQ darbininkus arba
tuos SaudytQ.
Ant gallo tas plieno korpora-
cijos caras pazym6jo, jog jis su
streikininkQ vadais ar koml-
tetninkais nesusi6jes, nekuo-
met nesusieisiqs ir nekuorlet
su jais nesitarsias. Mes, anot
io, tie vadai atstovauja vos
maza dali plieno korporacijos
darbininkQ.
Sakoma, jog Gary dar ir
Siandie bus iSklausin6jamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
AUSTRIA PARDUODA
DAILES DARIUS.

Paryzius, spal. 2.-Gauta Ii
niu, jog Austrijos valdzia uz-
sieniuosna siuncia If parduoda
visokius brangintinus dail6s
darbus. w gautus pinigus per,
Kamas maistas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03

citi pa@rIbon imporiiiaIi>tin"i
r"akciiai Ru>iioio Su tikSIu pa
mainyti ten Sovi"tU vaIdziQ
kitoIlia valdZia.
Iirtuviai i>itikinc, jog gene
roIa> DeniIlinaS, admirola>
KoIGaka> ir kit vadai yra i'm
pcri.iaIi>tinG> rrakcijoS at>to-
val. Tie vadai darbuoja>i Su
tik>Iu ir vel atnaujinti nepa-
daIinamQ Russia, l<aip yra bu-
We pirm 1911 metQ.
PrcmjcraS SlezeviciuS sake,
JOG Siandic kickyienaS lictuviS
IlarciviS gerai nuiauGia, kad
jei ji< gcIbGtV Kolcakui arba
Donikinui, tai viSvipn kad kaS-
tn duobc 20 Savo vie$patija.
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Nieko tikra apie taika su
bolSevikais.

Ar Lietuvai yra galima tai
ka Su bol$evikaiS, premjeras
sake. jog jam nelengva tas pa
Sakvti. Ta> tieSa, sake jiS, kad
boI$cvikai lahai daug pagei-
dauia taikOS, ir kad PabaltijoS
vicSpatijoS taippat pasiilguSiOS
pahaigti taS Skerdynes, kad
praditi rckOnStrukcijOS darbQ.
Tuo rcikalu tarybOs dabar
vcdamoS Rygoie tarpe visQ Pa
baltijoS vieSpatiiQ. Ri$amas
kIau>imas, ar pertrauLti kova
Su boI&cvikais. II jei taip, tai
kokiomiS SQlygomiS. Pats
premjeraS daug abejoja apie
kokiaS norS geras pasekmes is
tu tarybQ. II Stai kodel:
"Taika Su RuSijos bOlSevi-
kais,'' sake jiS, gall tur6ti
vertc Pabaltijos vieSpatijoms
tik tuomct, jei j butu pada-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-03

- Londonas, sapl. 3. -Uz-
draustas is Australijos isvezi-
mas truskiq skureliq. Australia
ia truskiais labai turtinga.