davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21

must have federal troops in Pennsyl-
vania to rid US of the reign of terror
thar the steel trust officials have started.
The doughboy took care Of US in France
md we're glad enough to have him take
care Of us here in the United states"
Fitzpatrick said he thou ght the Amer
lean Legion was bosses organization ."
The private soldiers and sailors
legion is a new organzaton that gves
US sympathy and support II is made up
OF working men who were in the war"
A bystander challenged Fitzpatrick's
statement that the American Legion was
a bosses organization.
Look at the officers Of it." said Fitz-
patrick I'm Chicago it is headed by
Young Marshall Field It's the same
way in many other towns. The buck pri-
vate don't run II In any place that
know
Fitzpatrick said that the steel mills
were operating TO only ten per cent Of
their capacity.
The strike leader charged the steel
| corporation with manufacturing prop
aganda in the strike districts
Its publicity bureau. he said is i'm
porting Red literature by the ton into
the strike districts and sending ennis
I
lutionists and stir up trouble.
Labor does not care what this con
ference does" Fitzpatrick said. we
don't expect much from the conference
and we didn't get much. Wen 90 ahead
and win our strike anyhow Wei win
il in legal way too. he added
Fitzpatrick charged that the employ
ers were using "Cossack methods" IN
the strike districts
How are the government troops act
ing in Gary7" he was asked
"splendidly." he said.
Did the strikers really want the fed
eral troops 10 Gomez"
Want them to come Indeed We did
II you knew how the tension fell off and
how happy and relieved we were when
those American soldiers came into Cary
you'd know how glad we were 10 see
them Under the steel trust police our
Ives were not safe.
Life is unendurable under the Penn
sylvania state constabulary." he said
we want American oughboys there
50 that our constitutional rights as
American citizens can be restored TO
US"
quest Secretary Baker to send troops to
Pennsylvania.
we haven't decided how to present
our request. but we are going to make
II before go back to the strike district
You don't know how far the steel
trust rner will so in fighting Us They
don't stop at anything Why down in
Gary Col. Mapes. Of Gen Wood s staff
sent out secret service men who found
lot Of Red literature printed IN Rus
sian
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21
GARY LABOR BUYS
SITE FOR HOME

one Of the most important real estate
deals that has been consummated in
Gary IN months was transacted yester-
day when the Wiesner ana Corlett build
ings at Sixth ave. and Massachusetts
ST. were purchased from I. n Savage
BY the Gary Labor Temple Corporation
for a consideration OF 100000.
The deal Was officially closed Saturday
afternoon when committee represent
ing the unions met with Harry Hall.
agent for AIr Savage. The transfer be-
comes effective the first Of November,
although the various arms and busi-
nesses located in the block win remain
until their present leases expire.
It is understood that the Union Labor
Temple Association plans 70 spend in
the neighborhood OF 100000 on improve
ments and remodeling the building al
though at this time the plans are only
tentative.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21
Won DER GOLTz
EXPLAINS HIS
ATTITUDE NOW
EY ARTHUR DAVID.

lNi SRNAI IOhAL NEWS SERNICEl
BERLIN. Oct 21-Gen Won der
Goltz. former commander Of the Ger
man forces in the Baltic provinces.
whose refusal to withdraw his men cali
ed forth q warning note from the peace
conference declared today that oil the
German soldiers. who are under ALE
glance 10 the German governmnt, are
now out
The German government never re-
called me from the Baltic until early
in October" said Gen Won der CfoItz
Il was requested TO return to Berlin
for consultation. but never recalled.
There IS no situation in tho Baltic pro
vinces so far as Germany is concern
ed. Not a single German soldier remains
there or the thirty thousand who were
formerly there. Half Of them have re-
turned. and the other half have become
naturalized Russians"
Asked how German soldiers could
become natu-aHzed citizens Of another
country Won der Goltz replied:
Many enlisted merely 10 travel into
Courtland They received uniforms and
then entered into contract with the
Russian government They were re-
tained as soldiers under Mai. Bishoff.
These men have no political aims. Their
sole desire Is to find employment The
treaty of Versailles left no chance for
existence in Germany. They Joined the
colors under contract whereby either
side was entitled TO give a fortnight's
notice for severance. They had TO go
elsewhere than Germany or starve."
Gen Won der Goltz said he had visit
ed Berlin in August trying 10 arrange
employment for the soldiers in the
event Of their withdrawal from the
Baltic provinces but failed. The nat
uralization of the German soldiers as
West Russians" followed.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21
RETURN Of
RAILROADS
IS PLANNED
TINTERNAIIoNAL NEws sEnvlcrI

lkIERAATIcNAL NEWS SERVICE
WASalNGTON. oct 21-Des pite the
tangled status of railroad LEGISLATION in
congress. plans for recurring the rail-
roads TO their private owners on Jan.
! are going steadily ahead. it was learn
ed at the railroad administration today.
Officials OF the railroad administra-
ton stated today that they were max
Ing their plans in accordance vita the
statement fthe president in his mes
sage TO congress on May 20 that the
railroads would be returned at the first
OF the next calendar year Director
General Hines has publicly expressed
his belief that federal control will cease
on January 1.
AT the White House IT was stated
the president has the power 70 turn
the roads back without further legisla-
ton by congress. although such lesis-
lstion Is highly desirable.
Railroad administration officials are
steadily clearing their desks in order
70 carry cut the presidents proposed
program Pending disputes with en-
ployes on the questions Of wages. work-
ing hours etc. are confidently expected
10 be adjusted by legislation. IL j.
the opinion in both White House and
administrative circles that the rail-
roads will be turned hack to private
ownership by Jan ! regardless what
congress may or may not do in the
wa yof legislation.
The legislative status OF the rail-
roads is in a troublesome stLte al
though Senator Cummins. Chairman OF
the Interstate commerce committee. ex-
poets to have the bin for the return
OF the railroads taken UP Immediately
after the disposition of the peace treaty.
The proposed bin. however. includes an
anti-strike clause and this IS bound 70
cause long and heated fight.
Members OF congress will vigorously
oppose any action by the president 70
turn the railroads back without legisla-
tion, but il was expected today that
such contemplated action might speed
the work Of congress and secure the
passage CT a bill for the railroads re
tur nat least early in the next session
OF congress.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21

DAYS hence. and also pays a fine OF
$3.50. she will think twice before she
becomes principle IN the Illicit sale
OF liquor again.
According 70 the evidence introduced
before Judge Dunn in tn city court
this morning. the complaining witness
es bought number or bottles OF wine
for doll ara bottle and sitter he had
imbibed quite freely the inmates OF
the place rolled him for his bank
roll containing something Ike two
hundred dollars
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21

Continued from Page One)
It was only by adjournment Monday
afternoon that smash-up of the con-
ference was avoided. The sole issue Of
Gary versus Gompers which is the sole
issue before the conference and the
only issue which the conference has
discussed in its life OF over two weeks
came to a head with Gary's announce
ment yesterday that he would not arbi-
trate the steel strike
ISSUE NOW IN sICKRooM
Today this issue has been shifted to
the White House sick room.
President Wilson. however. with all
his power. will not be able to force the
conferees to pass Gompers resolution
demanding arbitration in the steel strike.
All the president can do is to let this
conference prove its failure and then
order it sre-organization
The president knows that his confer
ence has not had an opportunity to con-
slider industrial conditions in the L.
s He realized that at its very opening
the labor men brought UP the steel strike
issue. in the form of Gompers' resolu-
ton. and that this one issue is tho only
business that has come before the con-
ference.
MAY HAVE TO START AGAIN.
He may find it necessary 10 wipe the
slate OF this conference clean OF all
business. including the Gompers' resolu-
ton and start all over again. perhaps
with new personnel.
The public group came 70 the morning
session with new resolution which they
had decided to try TO force upon the
employers. In this resolution five
words are taken directly from the la
Dor clause Of the league Of nations COW
enant These words sre: Representa-
tives OF It's own choosing"
EMPLOYERS ARE BALKING.
The employers are baking on being
required 10 meet representatives Of la
Dor" said member Of the public group
today THE covenant OF the League
OF Nations Is now world law. In that
covenant labor is given the right to be
represented by men whom the workers
themselves select. SO W ehave put that
portion OF the covenant into our resolu-
tion and We are going to try . find out
whether American employers will re-
fuse TO recognize the League Of Nations
covenant"
The employers group was split up on
the issue of the open shop. The bank
ers and agriculturaliats in the group
were the liberal elements yester-
days caucus. III manufacturers. how
ever. stood pat.
The conference was called to order
at 1920. fifty minutes late
Il took a recess until / O'Clock at
the request of the labor group.
Leonor Loree railroad president OF
the employers group. presented a res
olution which provided that the con-
ference recommend q form dof indus
trial insurance by which employers
could take out policies in units Of $500
against losses Of wsges by sickness.
lockout accident. old age. unemployment
| and death
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21
WAR CAMP
COMMUNITY
SERVICE FOR GARY

For the entertainment Of the troops
now stationed in Gary. q brAnct Of
the War Camp Community is being es-
70 solished in this city. The saliva
tion Army has also established a booth
At the corner OF Sixth avenue and
Broadway where doughnuts and coftee
are being distributed to the boyr in
khaki
Miss Evelyn Devier Of Chicago. Is
70 have charge Of the branch. Miss
Devier was here from Chicago satur-
day making the arrangements for the
establishment Of the branch here
Coffee. doughnuts. and cigarettes
are to be distributed to the soldiers
from the ". c. c. s branch which is
to be established in the market place
directly across the street from the
city hall.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21
ADLPHIAN PARTY
THIS EVENING

This evening the members OF the
Adelphian Society will be hostesses Is
the members Of the First esbyterian
church q a social 70 be held at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Fred E. Wal
ton. 7OI Van Buren street, Gary.
A Hauowe en- luncheon will be served
and plans are complete for delight
ful social success
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21
FURNACE
STARTS A FIRE

fire that threatened the burning
down Of the three-story brick fiat Of
Frank Pagasnik. 1925 Ellsworth ST..
Cary. was discovered in the basement
at midnight last night. calling the fire
department to the scene the flames had
gained much headway, the smoke driv-
ing the occupants in scanty attire TO
the outside
The fire was originated b. an over
heated furnace and the flames that
leaped from the windows threatened the
destruction Of the building occupied by
william Smith at 1925 Ellsworth
Damage 70 the building $3.50 and 70
the contents s25 and to the Smith
building s25.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21
GARY MAN SUCCUMBS
TO GAS ACCIDENT

Deputy Coroner Green OF Hammond.
returned a verdict OF accidental death
oy asphyXiation in the Inquest of John
Mengos. 1925 Adams street in Gary,
yesterday With the gas pouring
from a let Maneos was found uncon-
scious in his room shortly after mid
night Saturday He was rushed 70
the Mercy hospital. where he died on
sunday. Funeral arrangements have
not been completed. The remains
were taken 10 tbs Gary undertaking
parIors.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21

witness Don Curley and Maurice Flynn
settle an argument of long standing.
The pair will be seen in the ten round
wind-up Young Gallet OF Gary is AL
SO on the program and IS billed to face
Mickey Mcbride of the Chicago stock
yards in an eight round semi-hnal.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21

Continued from Page one)
selves. They seem 70 be doing all they
can to anger the men and their wives
into eAtremism ! don't know why they
are dong ii but We are continually
catching them at it,
Is it true that the strikers are los
ing grounde"
"That is not true" said Fitzpatrick
we are gaining ground all the time and
we are going to win this strike We
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21
GALLET IN SEMI
FINALS TONIGHT

A large number OF Gary fight fans
left over the South Shore lines and via
automobile. for South Bend, Ind, this
afternoon where this evening they will
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21
SENTENCED so DAYS
AND FINED $4,000

When Ellen Bolich Of Gary gets out
% the county Jail at Crown Point. so
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21
HUNDREDS
OF STRIKERS
COME BACK

continued from Page onel
The Lake County times., 1919-10-21
PRESIDENT DICTATES
"A MESSAGE

Continued from Page one)
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-27
BOLsEVIKAI DIRBA PM
GUS DIENOMIS IR
NAKTIMIS.
Kasdien atspauzdinama $40
milijonu rubliu.

Omskas, sausio 26, -Vietos
laikrastis paduoda indomiu III
niQ, kaip bolSevikai gamma
poperinius pinigus. PinigQ ga.
minimui bolSevikai turi dvi
spaustuves: vienQ Petrograde,
kita Penzoje.
II abejose spaustuvese dirba-
ma dienomis ir naktimis, tri-
mis- darbininkp atmainomis.
Petrograde spaustuveje kas-
dien atspauzdinama l80,00U,-
600 poperiniq rubliQ, gi Pen
zos - kasdien 440,000,000 rub
lip.
BolSevikai spauzdina viso-
kios rQsies pinigus: savo, cG-
70 laikQ If Kerenskio laikn.
Mes ne visur imami vienod;
pinigai.
LaikraStis pazymi, kaG
siandie bolSevikai tais ban
knotais uzplov6 visa Rusija
taip, kad ateityje busimajai
vyriausybei nebus lengva ta
pinigine apyvartq sutvarkyti.
Kai-kurie bolSevikai tq pi-
nigp (bumaskQ) turi prisikro-
ye pilnus kampus il nezino net
kur juos padeti. Kit tuos pi-
nigus paslepia "juodajai" va
landau. Bet, turbut, jie neAino,
jog tie pinigai jau dabar be-
veik netun ynrtes, gi psskul
nebus verti paprasto popersa-
lio, kuomet pastos nanja w
riausybe.
Daugiausia tQ pir.isu boise
yikai atiduoda valctieGiams,
Iirkdami nuo gig visoki mais-
ta. Gi valstieGianls kas gal
voje. Ina, bile pinigas,
Uralo fronte holSevikQ ka-
reiviams, katrie veikia prizes
prieSininka, mokama kickvie
nam po 50 rubliQ valandoJe.
BolsevikQ kareiviams, kurie
Galyvavo Ufos patnt!Ioe kick
vienam iSdalinta % 1000 rub
liQ.
kas dabar gall sakyti, llad
bolSevikai neturl pinigu, kad
iie nesugeba valdyti SAIL? Dar
ir kaip!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-27
SENATAS PASKYRE 100
MILIJoNU DOL.
Buvo labai karcios diskusijos.

Washington, sausio 25. :
Pagaliau senatas balsp didziu-
ma prieme billy, sulig kurio
skiriama 100 milijonu dol. ha-
dauiantiems Europos gyvento-
jams.
Ia bilip pirmiau buvo pat
virtines zemesnysis kongreso
butas.>
Biliaus reikale per kelias
dienas senate sek6 karcios di-
skusijos. Buvo prikaisiojama
administracijai visokiu nebu-
tQ daiktu If sarySiQ net SUI
gyvuliQ skerdyklomis.
TeGiaus Sales administered
jos Salininkai senatorial gavo
virSu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-27
AUGSCIAUSIAS TEISMAS
KLAUSIAMAS PALAI-
KYTI DEBSO NU-
BAUDIMA.
Socijalistas lures eiti ka-
LEHMAN.
washington, sausio 25.

Washington, sausio 20.
Vyriausybe pranese augsciau-
siam teismui, idant .iis nalai-
kytp soeijaiisto Debso nubau-
dina 10 metq kalejimu uz jo
pasakyta prieSvaldiska kalba
mieste Canton, o.
PraneSime sakoma, kad jei
augS6iausias .teismas palaikG
kongreso veikima armijos pa
dinimo reikale, tai visi tie,
katrie prizes armijos padidini-
ma veike, turf but baudziami.
Sioux Falls, S. D., sau-
sio 25. = Mrs. Clara Hanson,
IS m. amziaus, nusove visus
penkis savo vaikus IL patti
mirtinai pasisove.
: New York, sausio %. =
Garlaiviu Leviathan Prancu-
zijon iskeliavo S. Y. ambasa-
dorius Sharp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-27
TALKININKAI PERSPEJA
KARIAUJANcIAs SAILS.
Liepia tuojaus padeti ginklus.

Paryzius, sausio 25. = w
riausioji taikos konferencijos
taryba nusprend6 bevieliu te-
legrafu praneSti visoms siam
die kariaujaAcioms Salims uz
teritorijq pasisavinima, kad
JOS paliautQ kovojusios il tuo-
jaus padetu ginklus. Ne gink-
lais reikia atsiimti savas te-
ritorijas, bet savo reikalavi-
mus reikia paduoti taikos
konferenciion.
Tas apeina lenkus ir kitas
tautas, kurios siandie su gin
klais megina pasisavinti JOINS
prigulinGias teritorijas.
Tas apeina IL bolsevikus,
kurie Siandie terioja Lietuvq
If Latvija.
Teritorijt klausima iSris
taikos konferencija, Nepa-
klausiusieji to talkininkQ per-
spejimo paskui gail6sis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-27
PRIESININKAMS PRI-
CELBSTAMA - SAKO
CORRESPONDENTS.
Pakvietimas konferencijon
bol$eviku izeidzia rusu
tauta.

Paryzius. sausio 26.-Vy-
riuu$ioji taikoS konterenciioS
tarybu prezidento WilSono
inciiatyva pakyiett rusQ par
tiiu atstovu> kOnferenciion 81
talkininkQ at>tovaiS >aloie
Prince. Taryha tuo pakvieti-
mu ne tjk p0zemino ruSQ par
tija>. bet dar tuo patim pripa-
=ino bol>ovikV gyvayimQ If
vcjkimQ.
Taip tvmtina correspondent
tuS Dillon, kurjam teko kalbt-
ties <u Gionai vie>inGiai> ru-
~ partijQ atStovuiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-27
Badaujja rusq bolSevikai|

Jos, kuriose gaminamas mais1
tas. Visos tos proyincijos yrd
prieSbolSeviku rankose. Tiki
du nezymiu plotu turi uzemd
bolSevikai. Tai Samaros ii
Penzos guberniju dalys.
Bet If sitose derlingose da-
lyse valstieciai atsisako dnoti|
jaw bolSevikams. Nesenai bol-
Sevikai, negaudami grazunlu,|
surname jayus lSonfisluoti.
Tuomet prizes juos sukilo yals-
tieciai. Bolsevikai tukstancius|
valstieciu iszude, daugell So
dzip sudegino if sunailino.
Bet ir siandie ten valstieciai|
neatlaidziai laikosi savo:~ir
bolsevikai labai mazai pelnija|
jaw.
Archangelskas apsaugotas.
Cia, Archangelske, yra 600, i
1000 gyventojQ. Visi apsaugoti|
nuo bado, aciu talkininkQ|
maisto komitetui, kurs gwen
tojams pardayineja ir isdalis|
Ma visoki maista.
Komitetan ineina civiliai|
zmones is ambasadu: amerike-|
MI, anglp, praneuzu if itaiu.|
Be to vienas narys ineina- ir|
is vyriausios talkininkq kafes|
stovyklos.
rs didelip maisto sankrOyQ|
komitetas maista padalina|
.dar If provincijp gyventoj Jams.
Cia kiekvienam suaugusiam|
2mogui per menesi isduodama /;
Is svaru baltos duonos, yie-|
mas svaras cukraus, 2 syarai
avizinip miltu il ketvirtdalis|
svaro arbatos. Vaikams per-
menesi skiriama 5 svarai duo=
nos kiekvienam.
Uz maiste uzmoka lokale|
valdzia, kuri paskui iskolek-
tuoja nuo gyventoju.
Turi, but sprendziamas veiki-
mas.
Dabartine talkininlsu politi-
ka Rusijoje labai apgailetina:|
Talkininkai arba priyalO|
smarkiau il atviriau stoti|
prizes bolsevikus, arba visai|
pasitraukti is Rusijos. Mes da-|
bartine palaikomoji political
Russia tik gaisina, yeda pra-|
putin.
Talkininkai geriausiai pada-
rytp, jei tuojaus imtusi il
sutruskintp bolsevikus. Tuo.
met milijonus zmoniQ isgelbe-
tu nuo bado ir veilziau Sails
butQ sutyarkyta.
Talkininku oficieriai tyirtiz|
ma, kad jei talkininkai nos
padaryti intervencija Rustic
je, privalo tam tikslui paga
mint If daug maisto.
-n-xn yI]1SV1YY AHHI
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-27
NUsIzUDE Dv1 sEsERYs.

Bordeaux, 'sausio 27.-Se-
serys Gladys il Dorothy Crom-
well is New Yorko nuo garlai-
vic La Lorraine iSoko ,Garon-
ne upen IL nuskendo.
Jos nuo kares pradzios dar-
bavosi prize Americas Raudo-
nojo Kryziaus. New Yorke
plaGiai buvo zinomos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-27
TAIKOS MEDALIAI.

Rymas, sausio 27.-Su tai
kos padarymu taikos atmini-
mui bus padirbdinti Vatikane
medaliai. Ant vienos medalio
pus6s bus Sventojo Tevo pa
veiksIas su paraSu: "Bene-
dictus XIV. Principis Pacis
Vicarius", Ant kitos puses =
Atpirkejas su angelais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-27
10 M1L1JoNU BEDARBIV,

New York, sausio 27.-New
Yorko valstijos darbo biuru
federalis direktorius, DR.. Geor-
ge W, Kirchway, tvirtina, jog
siandie Suv. Valstijoss bedar-
biq skaitlius siekias 10 milijo-
nQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-27
PRANCUzU MOTERYS
REIKALAUJA BALSA-
VINO TEIsIU.

Paryzius, sausio 25.-Pran-
cuzp moteriQ teisiQ sajunga
prancnzu parlamentui padave
reikalavilna, idant Prancuzi-
JOS moterims pilietems butp
duotos balsavimo teises.
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DAUGELIs PIN1GV GKL1
z1NKEL1u PAGERn'1ldUlI. d

Washington, sausio 25
Generals gelezinkelip dirak.
torius Hines tomis dienomis
pareikalaus kongreso paskiftE
nemaziau 700 milijonp dol:
ivairiems gelezinkelip pataisy
mans.
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Kas bus toliaus.

Jeigu Sta talkininkQ tary-
bos sumanyta su rusais konfe-
rencija neivykS, kas tuomet
bus prad6ta Rusijos reikale?
Bus pamota su ranka?
Vargiai tas bus padaryta,
kadangi Rusijoje yra sukista
daug talkininkQ pinigQ. Rusi-
ia talEininkams dang skolin-
GA.
Kad nepraraSti tQ skolQ,
bus ieSkoma kitokiq priemo-
niQ pakelti Russia is vargo II
bolSevikiSkos anarchijos. Gal
bus sugalvotas kaS nors isga-
ningesnp.
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Nenori tureti reikalQ su
bolSeYikaiS.

hOIeS pOllQtulU> VA dulOL4-
quotas praneSU, jog kaip Oms-
llo. Jekaterinodaro IL Archan-
gelSko. taip il Krimo ruSQ Wy
riauSybtS kategoriSkaj atsiSa-
ko >iQSti >avo atstovus konfe-
rencijon 81 >avo zmoniQ gal
vaZudziaiS il ttvynt> Sunai-
kintoiaiS.
Toms vyriauSybtm> nelei-
dzia tajp daryti ju patrijotiz-
mas, moni>kumaS II pats mo-
rails inStinktaS.~
Bolsevikams patinka pakvieti-
mas.
Kick zinoma. bolSevikai
plieIankiai atsiliepS apie tQ
tulkininkQ taryboS pakvietl-
ma. r jie >kirS Savo atStovuS.
X Londono praneSama, jo-
gel Su tuo pakvietimu konfe-
rencijon Sutinka il kerenSkis
Su Savo $aIininkaiS.
Taigi Sutinka viSoS Socija-
IistQ frakcijQS, kurioS juk yra
bolSevikamS artimos, nes vie
nodQ darbq dirba.
Su pakvietimu sutinka Vi
sos ruSp tautoS atmatoS, IS
kuriu SuSidaro bolSevikai II
didzjuma SocijaliStQ.
Bet pakvieSmui konferenci-
jon yra prieSingi tikrieji ru-
sal patrljotai.
Talkininkai turi gerus norus.
Nereikia nei kick abejoti,
kad vyriausioji taikos konfe-
rencijos taryba netur6tQ gerQ
norQ Sumanydama visQ parti-
.iu atstovQ konferencijQ.
TalkininliQ yra vienatinlai
viena mintis kokiuo nors budu
pagelb6ti Rusijai pakilti is da-
bartin6s baisios anarchiJos.
TalkininkQ veikimas yra Sir
dingas.
Tx visas vargas tame, kad
talkininkQ taikos atstoVai ne
pazjsta ar6iau nei bolsevikQ
purvinos Sazinas, nei jQ Juodq-
iQ darbq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-27
.RUSAI PRIESINCI KONFEREN-
CIJAI SU BOLSEWKAIS
ADleizda1li Petrograda boise
Vikai Judo kaliniuS
Ka sako vietos rusai.

Viptos rusai patrijotai is to
talkininkQ sumanymO Stai ka
iSveda:
Pirmiausia, tasai sumanymas
visai nepavykes, mes visos ru-
81 partijos atsisako su boise
yikais ne tik tarties, bet ir ka-
me norS susieiti.
Antra, talkininkQ summary
mas dar labjauS Sustiprina
boISevikuS il duoda jiems is
tverm6S labjaus piktadariauti
il Pakilti prieS visa pasauli.
BolSevikai nori ir Lietuvos.
TreGia. talkininku toks vel
xmas prlpazlSta bOlseVlkus
uz veikianciQ frakcijQ II lei
dzia jiems, kaipo savisto-
viamS, pilnai reikalauti tokiQ
>au teiSiQ, kokiQ jie nekuomet
negali tur6ti .civilizuOtam pa
saulyj.
Jau If be to bolSevikai Sian
die sapnuoja ikurti didele boil
SevikiSkq imperijQ, susidedan-
GiQ is daugelio respublikQ.
Bolsevikai nori pasisavinti
ne tik Lietuvq, Estonija, 1.-Two
Mia. Kurlandijq, bet taippat
II SuomijQ. Is Rusijos daily
If is pamin6tu SaliQ jie galvo-
ia Sudaryti bolSevikiSka i'm
perijq.
Gi po toxic talkininllQ pa
kvietimo jie dabar dar lab
jaus pakils kovon prizes ciVi-
lizacijQ.