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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
'LONGSHOREMEN|N
 NEW YORK STRIKE Refuse to Handle Freight Delivered at Piers by Non-
 union WOrkmen

New York, March 10--In sympathy with the strike of marine workers here against private boat owners, nearly 20.- 900 longshoremen qnit work today, re- fusing to handle freight delivered to piers by boats manned by nonunion workers
 This announcement was made to- night by John F. Riley, chairman of the local council of the International Longshoremen's union.
 Paul r. Boynge, counsel for the boat owners, asserted, however, that the number had been exaggerated"
 According to Riley, the longshore- mems strike IS directed principally against the Cunard, Anchor, French, Munson White Star, Spanish, Clyde and Mallory lines. He declared the strike would spread to- every pier to which freight was brought by strike breakers.
 A threat that marine workers em- ployed by the railroad administration, with whom a settlement recently was made, might walk out again was made by William A. Maher vice president of the Marine Workers Affliation. He declared that complaints had been filed against the Lehgh Valley, Baltimore and Ohio, and Pennsylvania railroads, on the ground that their boats were performing work for the Bush terminal, with which the utilization Is at odds.
 Tickets from strike headquarters, it was said, were patrolling the harbor in launches, watching for all violations of agreements reached with the affiliation
 MT. Bonygne charged that violence had been resorted to by the strikers, The seacocks had been opened on two tugboats, he asserted but the leaks were discovered in time to avert their sinking.
 proposal of James l.. Hughes, fed- eral mediator, that private boat owners offer their men the same terms recently granted by the railroad administration was rejected by the New York Boat owners association. The chief obstacle to settlement was the eight-hour day demand, it was stated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
STOLEN JEWELS
 FOUND ON LAWN NEAR RESIDENCE

The detectives received a call from Mrs w c. Matchett, who resides at 1000 Crescent avenue, yesterday to the effect that burglars had entered her home the night previous and had stolen jewelry valued at $450. Officers Propst and Richardson took a descrlp- tion of the jewelry and went to work on the case. They worked only short time, however, because within few minutes a call came from Judge H. -A. Sharpes residence stating that the butler, Richard Pabb, had found small box of jewelry on the lawn.
 The officers secured the jewelry which was identified by Mrs. Matchett and there was $395 worth of the jewell ry in the box when found. The jewelry consisted of rings, two diamond stick pins, bracelets, beads and other artt- cIes. It is thought by the officers that the robbers intended entering the home of Judge Sharpe, but were Heightened away. and in their excitement lost the jewelry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
supplies, the government is concerned in their industrial health.
 APPROVAL ASKED

in their industrial health.
 PRESIDENTS APPROVAL ASKED
 Conferences between officials of the treasury, labor department and war la bor board resulted in the suggestion to President Wilson that he approve for nation of a voluntary board, composed of representatives of utilities. employees and government departments, to hear appeals on utilities rates either from the companies or from public interests. The boards decision would not be abso- lutely binding, but officials point out that it's authority might be somewha; comparable to that of the war labor board as now constituted.
 Arguments against the pla.4 presented by government officials, are that it might savor of extended government in- reference with local business affairs and the government is represented as anxious to promote the hands off" pol icy as rapidly readjustment condi- tions justify. This situation has post poned adoption of the plan heretofore, and conferences between officials and representatives of utilities will be held here this week in attempt to work oIt means by which this government in- terference can be minimized.
 About one hundred public utility cor porations have applied to the war fin ance corporations for loans to tide them over the period of financial stress caused by soaring operating costs not matched
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
TO BED GROUCHY WAKE UP FEELING
 CLORI0USLY
Wonderful How Calotabs, the Perfected Nausealess Calomel, Makes You Feel So Good the Next Morning

Doctors say that the old d-style calomei was the hest medicine in the world and the only thing that would straighten out a disordered liver, but it had some serious drawbacks. The salivating and people dread to take it. The new calo- mel, called Calotabs, have all the liver benefits left in and the sting taken out. Now you can take calomel without the slightest objection. One Calotab on the tongue at bedtime. with a swallow of water, that's all. No taste, no danger, no gripping, no nausea, no salts. Next morning your liver is clean. your sys- tenn purified and you are feeling like a two- -old-with a hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat what you please no danger.
 Calotabs are so delightful that your druggist will refund the price if you are not delighted with them. Sold only in original sealed packages, price thirty five cents. All druggists now have Cal otabs-AdV.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
COLONEL ANSELL TO
 REPLY TO CROWDER
By Associated Press

Washington. March 10.-Lieut-Coi. Samuel T. Ansell former acting judge advocate general, announced tonight that he was preparing statement Tn renlv to and refutation of the letter of Maj Gen. Enoch H. CroWder on the administration of military justice which was made public yesterday by the war denartment. Colonel Ansell said the statement would be completed tomor- row and that the Secretary of War would be asked to give it 'the same publicity that was given to the state ment of the judge advocate general
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
URGES BETTER TREATMENT

Senator Chamberlain urged a better treatment of the returning soldier and asked every business man to re-emplo y men who gave up their positions to en- ter the service, if they were physically capable of doing the work. The ques- tion of unemployment he asserted was iagely up to the business man for set tlement.
 Senator Chamberlain severely criti- cized what he described as American unpreparedness in the war and ask ed whether postwar unpreparedness against the menace of radical labor and bolshevism was going to be all lowed to continue
 There is no place in this country the senator said, flor the bolsheviSt, the anarchist or the hyphenated Amer ican. Out west we put them on a train every once in awhile and hint none too gently that they may seek a more congenial climate elsewhere, and ] think this treatment would apply in New York as well in the vest
 Mayor Baker of Portland, Ore. an- other speaker, also warned against ths spread of bolshevism and other ex tremely radical doctrines.
 'In the west we have always felt secure that a state of true democracy existed" he said but there has crept in an organization that is trying to undermine the constitution and the freedom of democracy"
 He said that the mayors attendin 7 the Washington conference last week agreed there was a serious unde.- ground current in motion to get con trol of interests which would jeopar- dize every dollar invested in business in the country.
 "These men, he continued, "are working secretly in small groups and xl1--- labor with cards on the table they will gradually mix with the radical elements and create a situation that can scarcely be overestimated"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
ESCAPE FROM EAST
 LAKE SCHOOL CAUGHT
 NEAR THE CITY HALL

Eugene Guthrie, young white boy, whose hand was partially shot away by trap gun when he with others att tempted to burglarze the Burge phar- macy, sometime ago, and who Sunday night escaped from the East Lake in- dustrial school, was taken into custody near the city hall last night by K. f. Thomson, who is connected with the re- formatory, and placed in the city jail
 Guthrie was tried in the criminal di- vision of the circuit court found guilty by jury and sentenced by Judge w. F.. Fort to serve five years in the peniten- tiary. He was later paroled by the gov ernor and sent to the school instead. Sunday night he escaped and he was apprehended while walking along the police alley last night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
Would Sooner Eat Dirt
 Than HaUe Another War

ness and glory of the American people, yet I am convinced that we are facing a new era and that things must be different in the future" Mir Marshall said
 We have piled up an enormous debt, spent billions on useless engines of war to kill our fellow men, and for my self 1 have seen so many of our boys come back shattered and know of so many others who will not come back, that I would rather eat a little dirt than have another war. On the other hand, there are certain great questions for which it would be better to fight and if I thought there was anything in this league of nations to lower the self-respect of the United states, then would rather fight; but l do not think there iS',
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
Valuables Stolen by
 Young Negro Girl

Gertrude Patterson, 13-year-old negro girl was arrested at her home at Four- teenth avenue and Nineteenth street. this morning by Detectives Richardson and Jones and lodged in the city jail on A charge of grand larceny. According to the officers, ladies' clothing. string of beads, a stick pin, ring and other jewelry, all of which amounted to over s4CO. alleged to have been stolen rom Mrs. T. S Heron, 1706 Fifteenth avenue was found in her possession.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
By Associated Peess

by AsSociaton Ffess
 Phoenix, Ariz., March 10.-Voicing his personal preference to feat little dirt rather than to have another war" and declaring with regard to the league of nations that since the day of Washing tons stand against entangling alliances times have changed" Thomas R. Mar shall, vice president of the United States, today gave his views to joint session of the Arizona legislature.
 Vice President Marshall disclaimed any intention to campaign for the league, but asserted that America was faced with the choice either of joining in some plan to prevent future wars or of preparing for the next outbreak
 While 1 would be forever against anything which would besmirch the honor of our flag or lessen the grand
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
Communists Attack
 Budapest Parliament
 House and Banks
By Associated Prsss

BY NssUtIdFeu
 RnSIe. March 1O.-C0mmunfsts attacked the Parliament house mt cording to n dispatch to the Basle Budapest on Saturday night, ac- Nachrichten. Several banks and government buildings were under attack, but government troops de- feated the communists and drove them out of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11

The Detroit Electric Railways com pany has been ordered by the war la Dor board to retain in its employ all women now serving as conductors The Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes has also been or dered to give the women cards entitling them to work on the cars
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
Seek No Further! ! You Have It Here! Know What You Take
 MS. R. P.

(Non-Secret Rheumatism Prescription )
 This famous prescription you will no more pains. never fails to relieve sharp. shooting pains in the arms, legs side or soreness of any part of the body. It rarely fails to give relief the first day.
 N. s. R. P. tNon-Secret Rheumatism Prescription) will be found the most beneficial treatment for Rheumatism in all it's forms
 An uric acid destroyer, striking as it does directly at the cause, disSolving the uric acid in the blood, produces great benefit in cases of congestion of the kidneys bladder troubles. sciatica, lumbago. etc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11

by rate advances. In most cases the companies financial conditions were re- rarded as not healthy. however. since adequate security could not be furnished and assistance was not given Only nine public utilities have obtained loans ag~ giegatiRg sS9.O 600 from the corporation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11
Rheumatism

can be conquered. If you are suffer ing. don't delay. drop all your oils and liniments. Rheumatism is not skin disease. Get a bottle; it will only cost you soc and give the desired relief. Il contains no opiates. morphine, nor any narcotic drug. Formula on every bottle
 Sent by mail on receipt of soc.
 On sale in Birmingham at Norton's Drug Store. Wholesale distributors for Alabama, Doster-N Drug Co. Rirmingham.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11

A ministry of health is being de- manded from Parliament by the working women in Great Britain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-11

$2,122,224.62
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
VILNIUJE BOLSEVIKAI
PRADEJO SKIER
DYNES.

VARSAVA, sausio 10. =
Vilnius pateko' bolseyiku ka-
riuomenes rankosna. Kelioli-
ka tukstanGiu bolseviku ivei-
ke lenku milicija.
Skerdynes civiliu zmoniu
prasidejo tuojaus, kadangi
gyventojai bolsevikams stip-
rial prieSinosi. Be to, jie dar
arba suarestavo arba suSau-
de bolseviku komiteto narius,
pakliuvusius anksGiau Vii
mum.
Lenku kariuomene, kuri ne
turf armotu, bet tik senuosius
sautvus, ir kuriai vadovauja
gen. Veitko (gal bus Wait
kus), atsimete nuo Vilniaus
ant Landvaravo.
Tenai ta atsimetusia ka-
riuomene vokieciai nuginkla-
vo ir pasiunte j Baltstoge.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
Nezziiniia tikrai kas vel
kiasi Berlyne
Argentinoje paskelbta genera
lis darbininku streikas
UzGINTAS POLICIJOS
VIRSININKO PA
BEGIMAs.

Paryzius, sausio 11.-Tikrai
nezinia, kas Siandie yeikiasi
Berlyne, Nokietijos sostin6je.
BuVo, pay, praneSta, kad
Eberto valdziOs kariuomen6
pa6muSi nuo bolSevikV stip-
l'iauSiq jQ drutviete, policijos
OfiSuS. Gil bOlSevikiSkas poll
cijos virSininkas Eichhorn
pabGges is miesto.
Kick palaukus gauta zinia,
Jog tas neteisyb6. Bol$evikal
Wis dar laikoSi toje drutvietG-
je ir EichhOrn nepab6ges.
Matyt, IS Berlyno zinios
Silluidziamos dviem srovem,
II yieni il kit giriasi. Bet
i$tikrQjQ nezinia, kas ten vel
kiaSi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
SUTRUSKI-
NO 3OLSEVIKUS BER-
LYME.
Kalbama, jog bolseviku Vadas
Liebknecht nuzudytas.

Lopenhagen, sausio 10. -
Apie bolSeviku laim6jimus
Berlyne nepaSitvirtino zinios.
Berlingske Tidende kores-
pondentas is Berlyno prane-
Sa, jog EbertO Scheidemanno
valdzia Berlyne tikrai trium-
fuoja. Su sau iStikimos ka-
riuomen6s pagelba sutruSkino
bolSevikQ sukilimQ.
Berlynan sutraukta galyb6s
kariuOmen6s. Ir ana visa
veikia prizes bolSevikus, lygiai
kaip il didziuma gyventojQ.
Berlyne pasklydes gandas,
jog bolSevikQ (spartakQ) Wy
riausias vadas trukSmadaris
nuzudytas. Teciau tas gan
das nepatvirtintas.
kuomet Berlynan sutrauk-
Ia daugelis kariuomenes, tuo-
jaus paskelbta kar6s stovis.
Atimta nuo bolSeviku visi
iQ prmiau pagrobti viesieji
bustai il ofisai. Atimta Wis
kas, ka tik jie buvo uzeme ir
pasisavine.
Bet kituose miestuose boise
vikai pakile nesiliapja riauses
k6le.
Is Municho pranesama, kad
ten socijalistai bolsevikai uz-
puole If pradeje plesti kated-
ra.
Kelly tukstanclQ zmonlQ
minia, vadovaujama socijalis-
tn, uzpuole pleSti valstijos
bankq Muniehe. Bet atmusta
su kulkasvaidziais.
Per kelias dienas Berlyne
daug kraujo pralieta. Tuks-
tanGiai zmoniu nukentejo.
siandie ten laikinai pravesta
.tvarka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
GALVOJAMA APE EKS
PEDICIJA voKIET1JoN.
Tas reikalas bus apsprestas
tomis dienomis.

Paryzius, sausio 11.-Patir-
ia, jog amerikoniska taikos
komisija darbuojasi epasiQsti
Vokietijon militarine if EXC
nomine ekspedicija, kuri pa
gelb6tQ vokieGiams sutvertl
stipresne il pastovesne val
dzia.
Neilgai trukus Vokietijoje
ivyks rinkimai atstovu steigi;t-
main susirinkiman. Bolsevi-
kQ vadas Liebknecht tvirtina,
jog jis zmoniu minias pa
trauksias savo pusen. Jei taip,
tai rinkimQ metu ten gall pa
kilt baisi anarchija. Kas ar
siausia, jog bolsevikai pasi-
zadejo nesiliauti su savo pra-
gaiStingais darbais, jei stel-
giamajame susirinkime jp at
stow nebusianti didziuma.
Sitam atsitikime visQ talki-
ninkQ priederme stoti bend
ran darban, isteigti Vokietijai
pastovia valdzia il sutvarkyti
Sail.
Spdjama, jog ia ekspedicija
busianti vientik amerikoniska,
Bet, galimas daiktas, jog il
talkininkai pilnai prisid6siq.
: Sitas klausimas bus iSriStas
.artimiausiomis dienomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
BoISevikiiznas grunloja In
gariijjai

kad jie geriau " kitus pris-
pausia prie sienos bolsevikus.
Bet socijalistai mazai ka vel
kia prizes bolSevikizma. II ne
CANA, kad ju negalima jau IS
praSyti is vyriausybes sasta-
to, bet jie dar ina savaran-
kiauti ir tue budu prisideda
prize bolSevikizmo sustiprini-
mo.
Visi burzujai ragina vyriau-
sybe visoj salyj paskelbti ka-
res stow, kad sulaikyti Sally
je kilantl terorizma.
Ana naktl ID apsiginkla-
vusip bolSevikQ megino sll
prievarta ineiti (isilagzti) /
premiere namus. Bet sargyba
juos visus nuginklavo ir is
vaik6..
Paciam Budapeste kasdien
laukiama uzsipliekiant boise
vikQ demonstraciju.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
PERSPEJA PRIZES DARBO
KRIzI S. VALSTIJoSE.

Washington, sausio II.
Darbo departamento valdi-
ninkas Otto T. Mallery pers-
p6ja Suv. Valstijas prizes dar-
bo krizi. Jis sake, kad dides-
niuose miestuose jau apsireis-
kia bedarbiai zmon6s il jQ
skaitlius did9ja bendrai su
kareiviq paliuosavimu is tar
nybos.
Jis skatina vyriausybe tuo-
jaus imties tinkamQ priemo-
niu, kad paskui nebutu per-
velu. Kuomet Sail apsiaus be-
darbe, tuomet bus blogai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
= BoIseviku gvardija Vilniuje !
STREIKAS NEW YORKO
UOSTE.

New York, sausio Vie
tos uoste sustreikavo jurinin-
kai, tarnaujantieji ant ivai-
rios rQSies lokaliQ garlaiviQ
If garlaiv6liu. Sustojes Vi
soks veikimas uoste.
streikuoja $4,000 jurinin-
kQ. Del jQ streiko bedarbe
aprapG apie $4,000 kitQ dar-
bininku uoste.
Tan reikalan isimaiSo Wy
riausyb6. Mes atplaukusieji j
New Yorkan garlaiviai is Eu-
ropos negali ineiti uostan be
pagelbiniQ lokaliu laivQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
KARES TAUPYMO zENk
LELIAI.

,Jau iSleisti nauji Kar6s Taupy-
mo Zenkleliai 1919 metams. Zenk-
leliai (mark6s) truputi mazesni uz
pelmykScius, mGlinos spalvos, SUI
Benjamino Franklino pavcikslu.
Per sausi tQi zenbleliQ kama
$4.12. Subrendimas sausio | d.
1924 M.
Sitiems zcnklcliams iSleistl il
nauji certifikatai. Stu 1919 mctQ
Kar6s Taupymo Zenklcliai MCCALL
but lipdomi ant praeitQ 1918 me-
tn certifikatQ.
Thrift" zenkleliai. kurie par
davin6jami -po % ccntus, IL 81
met toxic pat. Juos galima lipinti
posenovci ant thrift kortQ" il
pamainyti KarGs Taupymo zenk
leliais, taip kaip buvo daroma
perniai.
Kaip pilni, taip nepilni pcrnyk-
Sciai Kar6s Taupymo Ccrtifikatai
subres sausio l d. 1923 metals.
ViSokioS kalbos, kad, buk, nepilni
pernykSciai certifikatai nustosiQ
savo vert6s, yra mclas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
IR PRANCUZI-
JOS ATsTOVAI TAI
KOS KONGRESAN.

Londonas, sausio ll.-Ang-
LIZA tailzos kongresan atsto-
vais paskyre Situos zmones:
Premjerq Lloyd George.
Pinigyno minister Andrew
Bonar Law.
Kares kabineto Darbo mari
George N. Barnes.
Gil is kohoniju:
Australijos premjera Hug
hes.
Kanados premjera Borden.
Pietines Aprikos Unijos
premjera Botha.
Prancuzijos atstovai:
George Clemenceau, prem
jeras.
Stephen Plchon. uzslen. rel
kalq minister's.
Louis Lucien Klotz, finan-
su minister's.
Henry Simon, kolionijp mi
nisteris.
Andre Tardieu, prancuzp
komisijonierius S. Valstijose.
Jules Cambon, buves am
basadorius Berlyne.
Paul Dutasta, prancuzq am
basadorius sveicarijoje.
Be to, technikaliais atsto-
vais ineina marsalas Foch il
Leon Burgeois.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
w KARIUOMENES PRA-
sALINIMA IS RUSIJoS.
Uz tai kalba keli senatorial.

Westinghouse, sausio 10. =
Vakar senate keli senatorial
kalLbejo apie stow Rusijoje.
kai-kmie IS in butinai reik183:s.
lavo,. kad S. Falstiju kariuo-
meme butp prasalinta is Ru=
siios. To reikalayo senate
RUS Borah il senatorius
Hitchcock. Pastarasis yra Sc
nato uzsieniq ,reikalQ komite-
to pirmininkas.
Is kai-kuriQ kalbq patirta,
kad kaip Anglia, taip Ameri-
ka palinkusios prasalinti sa-
.vo kariuomenes is Rusijos.
Viena ir kita tik apsiima atei-
tyje ginti nuo bolsevikp tero-
70 Lenkija il PabaltiJos kras-
tus. Gil Russia norma palik-
ii patterns rusams.
Senatorius Borah~ palyglno,
100 amerikoniSllos kariuome-
mes veikimas Rusijoje yra pa
nasus vokieciu isiyerzlmul
Belgijon. Russia, girdi, susl-
taik6 su vokieciais, paliko
neutral6 Sails. II kaipo to-
kia. tegu sau zinosi.
Amerikoniskos kariuome-
nas, be to, Rusijoje yra per
mazai. Kaipo neskaitlingai
grrlmoja iSnaikinimas il saltl
kapai.
Kadangi geistinas tikslas
nebuvo atsiektas, reik kariuo-
meme atsaukti. Gal ia ka-
riuomene ten il buvo kick rel
kalinga, 1uomet vakarq from
te seke krlvini musiai, kuo-
met Vokietijojie gyvavo auto
kratizmas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
VOKIECIAI NEPILDO LAI-
KINGS SANTAIKOS
SUTARTIES.

Londonas. sausio 11.-Cionai
gauta ziniQ, jog vokieGiai SUI
lauzG laikinos santaikos SUI
tarti, nepristatydami paskir-
tuoju laiku talkininkams:
S65 sunkiQjQ armotQ, 1000
kulkasvaidziQ, 1000 apkasQ
mortirQ, 600 lakstytuvQ, 4,736
lokomotivQ, 130,S19 sunkiQju
automobiliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
ATMEsTAs 1OO,OOo,oOO DOL.
REIKALAVIMAS.

Z
Washington, sausio IL
.Prezidentas Wilsonas kongre-
so pareikalavo paskirti 100
milijonQ dol. pagelbos dar-
bans Europoje, butent maisto
reikalams.
Bet zemesnysis kongreso bu-
tas didzziuma balsq atmete ta
reikalavima. Atmesta pasi-
remnant tue, kad kongresas a.
pie tai neturi platesnip in
formacijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
TALKININKAI GRUMOJA
TURKAMS.

Londonas, sausio 10. = Tai
kininkai prane$6 Turkijai,
kad jei turkQ kariuomene,
stovinti Medina, nepad6s gin
klQ, tuomet talkininkai su-
griauS viSus DardaneliQ for
tus.
Turkai visur savo kariuo-
meme nuginklavo. Bet iigSiol
Wis atsisakinejo tq padaryti
Medinoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
AIRIJoJ IsTEIGTA NAUJA
POLITIKOS PARTIJA.

Dublinas, sausio 10. Al
rijoje isteigta nauja politiiloS
partija vardu "Airiu republi-
konu partija'. sita partija
nori prasalinti is veikimo
sinnfeinerius, kurie savo pa
sielgimu tik trukdq Airijai
igyti laisve.
Nauja partija darbuojasi
kuoveikiaus suSaukti airiQ
steigiamajl susirinkimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
Kaikuriose vietose jau pakel
tas terorizmas.

IdS C6rOrlZIudS.
Vienna, sausio 11.-Bolsevi-
kiSkas terorizmas uzslliepsno-
ia Ungarijoj. KasyklQ apiru-
bcje Salgotarjan paskelbta
kar6s stovis. Tenai bolsevikai
buvo suk6le riauses il l6 Emo
niQ buvo nuzudyta.
Kaipo teroristQ sukilimo
visoj Salyj pasekme yra smar-
kus darbininkQ nerlmavlmas
paciam Budapeste.- siandie
Ungarijoje gyvuoja koaliciji-
mis- kabinetas, susidedas is So
cijalistp il bursujp. TO kabi-
neto pirmininku yra grafas
Michael Karolyi. Paciam ka-
binete viandie did6ja nesutiki-
mai.
Grafas Karolyi sav6 kabine-
tan buvo pakviestes socijalis-
tus tik todel, mes buvo names,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
NORMA PAsKIRT1. PEN
sIJA RoOSEVELTIENEI

Washington, sausio IL
Massachusetts, valstijos lxon-
gresmanas Gallivan padave
kongresui sumanyma (bilip),
kad Sales vyriausybe moke-
tn kas metal $4,000 pensijos
mirusio pulkininko Rooseyelto
likusiai zmonai-naslei, Mrs.
Edith Carow Roosevelt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-11
PENKTOJI LAISVES
PASKOLYA.
NAUJAS MOTTO" ANT
sIDABRTNIq DOLIERIU.

Washington, sausio IL
Minnesota vaIstijos kongres-
manas Schall padavG kongre-
san biliQ, kad ant sidabriniQ
dolieriQ ''motto" "E Plurl-
bus Unum butQ pamainyta
Liberty Equality, Fraternit:-'
(Iaisve, lygyba, brolyba).