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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
REARDON TRIES
FOR LEWISTON

jeremiah T. Reardon. betcer known -
Jerry Rearacn Of Portsmouth. N H,
ana former star aIi-round athlete AZ
the University Of Maine has applied for
the position Of athletic director At Lew
iston high school for the coming year.
new position created 1t Lewiston as
result Of agitation among the alumni
Of the school. who realized the great
apparent Feed OF someone 10 handle attn
Tetics there.
Jerry Rear5on is one Of the most
popular and best known athletes of
recent years N the Maine colleges. He
- an all-round man and q keen student
N all branches Of sport
Rearl1on entered Maine from Ports
mouth. ". E. high. where he vas for
merry prominent in athletics. and dur
ing his college career attained the rare
distinction OF being captain Of three
major teams. football, basketball and
baseball He is also one Of the few
athletes TO make his letter in three
branches. On the football team he
played end three years and was each
year picked as an All Maine end He
was fast and very aggressive player
both extensively and defensivelr In
baseball Rearrion was also prominent
and caught for the varsity team three
years. Ee was also captain and back
for the basketball team While never
prominent IN trace he always took a
keen interest and vas close st1dert
Of the game.
While II Maine he vas awarded the
Washington County Alumni gold watch
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
nays MAY FIGURE
Al TRIPLE TRADE

,rs-or- Mass. July .--Biond Carl
40 re great Red Sox twirier.
=, perhaps more truly than he
80 xnsa he declared in mid
= Ia, .e vas through with the
- ssx .or now comes President
- Il ne world champtcns with
I. ,uncu.cement that Nays II to
Z --,oed a.cng with other members
I .as team
Water Johnson In the only pitch
i m, rould take ~ an even ex-
ksrr. tor Nays" declared Fraxee. 81
q not saving that there viii be a
Z, pulled OF n that direction But
g. n, De certain that we viii get
kmv.cas-s N exchange for Mays
q whatever other players We let 30.
pzcrcz.!y every team IN the
Sxue nas rut IN some sort Of . bad
q NAYS. But when I have told the
ARGUS owners what I would con-
be, as 4 falr equivalent for Mays
ksy aav. not been able 70 figure
k~ :aey could give me that talent.
un .o- 1 nan they Al appear 20
rcncer the greatest right-hander tn
b .eaC1e today. some Of them not
M sxeept;ng Waiter johnson.
Bur ve are fairly vel along the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
EASTERN LEAGUE
Providence 4: Pfttsbf,egd 4
Others postponed. p

according to . story told ehe
ctner day one az the greasest mich
efs In the game in receiving a salary
OF only s..seo for this rear. The man
In question is Scott Perry Of the
ALnieucs- We understand thar Per-
~ a1ter a short period Of holding
our succumbed under the necessity
Oh ready cash and signed with Con-
me Mack for $3.50 a month. As We
got Il Perry had a contrac, calling
tOr S-'soe last season When the
nauonal commission awarded Perry
10 the Boston Nationals Georre Stall
hnes wired The pitcher an offer Of
s4-ooo 70 an-sh the season with the
braves- Perry showed the wire to
MACK who coid the pitcher TO stick
oy MN He promised that he would
make Il worth his while when the
ne" contracts were sent cut. When
Ferry got his 1919 document he
round thai ne was asked TO pitch
TOT sSSo a month He demurred and
raised aoo for a while, but ran
snort OF cash and had TO give in
Mack always has had a way Of
making players work for him for
less tna1 hey could get from other
clubs HIS famous 100000 infieid.
"alcn won the world championship.
cost aim less IN salaries than Cobb
cost the Tigers that year. When Lew
Malone now with Brooklyn. broke
/, with Connie he signed for Us a
mess man N the game. He knows
II and some Players know n.-St
Louis Post Dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
BENTON BESTS
SALLEE AT II. Y.

New York. July 3-New York de-
fe-red Cincinnati here today by score
Of TO ! The arst game of = sched-
u,ed doubIe-header was called OF on
account of wet grounds. Benton, a
former Cincinnati Ieft-hander. opposed
Sallee. who played Las, season with the
Giants Benton had all the better Of
Il Sallee was knocked out Of the box
n the fifth innisg. whte the Giants
scored thsir second batch Of three runs
In addition > pitching a strong game
Benton hit home run IN the third in
ming with rvo men on bases. Score:
Cincinnati "a Q Q Q Q Q q 81 s
View York SO 3es8 90 Q x-SlD-.
saIiee. Ring. Luque and Rar;den
Benton and Snyder.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
Red SO* Trim Tigers in Lzsf of Series at Detroit
Slipping Printers GfUen Another Push bv Clerks

Thrse-base hits-Shanncn z. 0n0isn
base-vfrt, Schang. Sacrt0cs ay-
v1tt Z Double plAys-Seott 70 ahan-
non to Gamer. Left ON hasea-Bos-
tom 10; Detroit I. Bases On balls-sn
jones 4. Love 4; Cunningham .. Fits
on Love IN Ia innings; Gun
ringham 1 In 4 "a; KaIiio In In
ming. Hit by pftcher-6y Kailio
tSchang1. Struck out-by Lowe 4;
CUNNINGHAM !. Losing pitcher. Love.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
CUBS BLANK
ROBINS TWICE

Brooklyn y T July 23-Both Al
exander and Douglas pitched shut
out ball today and Chicago beat
Brooklyn twice. TO 0, and 6 to 0
The frst game went IL innings.
Mamaux keeping pace with Alexan-
der until the eleventh when Deals
double with the bases fun broke the
deadlock Douglas held Brooklyn 10
i've scattered hits In the second
game, while the Cubs batfsd Grimes
hard and were helped around the
bases by SIX errors due 70 the slip
perry field. Scores:
First game.
Chicago ooeoaeosoe $3.50
Brooklyn 5000 Ae-s-l
Alexander and Killifer; MamaHx
and Miller
Second game:
Chicago .. e1l- -ei39 o-s-i3-1
Brooklyn -. 10000 0 0 9-s- Sc
Douglas and O'Farrer, Grimes.
Smith and Kruger.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
Yates ~" Club

YaIe's proposed Y" Club Is nov
assured by the announcement Of
James c. Braden. president Of the
Undergraduate Athletic Association.
that already $500 had been sub
scribed and that quarters for the in
stituCon had been secured AZ 100
High street. near the University
Press Associa ton and the 7 ale Alum
nj Weekly. The club win be opened
Sept II, when the Yale football can
Gtdates report for thear season Of
prelim nary training. The house viii
Ltain training and dining tahies
for the athletes and guests. ana
reading, reception. and loungfng
rooms. II will be organize-i % cen
traIize the training of Yale teams.
to promote good fellowship among
the members and to establish .
place where athletics may be dis
cuseed with the advice Of an tn I'M
dergTaduates. alumni. and coaches
who may be in town. An appeal has
been made 70 alumni for pictures of
former athletes ard athletic teams
d; I'd for other furnishings for the club.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
Richmond Man Wins
Amateur State Title at
TraD Shoot 1t Rockland

Rockiand. Ne. July ga Fl. wal
dron Of Richmond won the State
amateur championship in the annual
meet Of the Maine Trap Shooting
Association. which closed today. =
A Staples of Boston won the non
resident trap shooters trophy and
was high amateur gun Of the meet
J. L Snow, Boston. George L Proc
Tor. Boston. and walter B. Farmer
Of Exeter, n H. won hrse prises in
the three amateur classes. G. H
Chaplin Of Brookdeld. Mass was
higr professional gun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Cleveland. O. July 23-Eaualflng
the course record Of 90. James
Barnes Of Sunset Hin Club. - Louis.
present champion. today led a field cf
I34 in the first round Of tn west
ern Open Golf championship af tAs
MayfieId Country Club. Tom Nc
Namara- former champion. was SC
ond with 20.
Sixty-tour cards were better than
so. indicating that . score Of iss Or
better win be required % remain
among the s4 players who win r.
main in the final 90 holes play en
Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
S0x SCORE 8
HOLD TIGERS
TO ONE RUN

Detroit. Mich. July 2s.-Deroir
ended 4 long home stay today by
taking an Q to defeat at the hands
Of Boston. The visitors gathered l,
hits on three huriers and by comhin-
ing them with errors and passes won
easily. Jones pitched air-Cghr ball
for Boston. holding Detroit TO five
scattered hits Score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Buster Cation. who is playing third
base for the Pirates, il one Of the
smallest men ever seem in the major
,eaxues. He fs shorter than Rabbit
Nafanville of the Braves, but in sew
eral pounds heavier. Aaranviiie 10
faster on hin feet and q mors bril-
liant tnAeIder. bot Cation appears %
be the heavier hatmAn.
Memo Leiboid az the Whits Sox n
in the same eiaAs with Cation and
Narauvflle n to sine. Tommy
LEACH. who covered third hass cur
ths Pirates tor many ysnxs. was .
vertfabie midget. but wass, Q trtle
tnller than CAton.
Probably the shortest and Hshtest
plnyer that ever drew salary In the
Nsttonal ieague, was "Yale" Murphy.
who played shortstep for the Giants
in i8s1. Murphy. Who came frum
the Yale varsity mine that year. was
q brother to the late Nfle Murphy.
the famous athletic trainer.
Shorty Fuller. who succeeded Mur-
pAy In the Gianfs' infleld In 1854.
ana Calliops Miller of the Pirates IN
lass also vses little man vino played
ane bagi. Eddie Fesesf II tho wash
ngnsas aaA Ray Schalk u ths
WAtfs Gux are amnu In stntnra. -.
|-CheAgD Journal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
kHdu& Has Call

Third base continues to be a prob
lem for the Dodgers. Wilbert Robin
son has three players available for
duty AZ the near corner-Pete XII
1uH. Lew Malone and Church Word
but has not yet determined which
one viii be the permanent guardian
Kildun probably viii be the even
tual choice Pete. beyond being =
good hatsman and inneider. carries
an efficient noodle. and that counts
hepviiy in the final score. Further
more KilduHs popularity among 10
cal fans in widespread.
The Dodgers hook up again with
tae Recs today after yesterdays idle
ness ON account Of the rain, and in
tend 10 put forth every effort 20 aid
the GIANTS by licking the foe from
cut she West There In ever keen
,ivalry between New York and
Brooklyn when pastiming against
each other. but when batting the
Western To- Brookiyn always II
ready % lend . hand 10 its neighoor
and likewise New. York
Milton ]. Lsr;ns sf South Portland
Milton ]. Loring Of South Portland.
lung ideneifed with the milk ana
dairy business and who retired
wear agu. N dead He was born IN
Turner. was Is years . resident On
| Auburn and then came to PorfiAn1
He orxznszsd the Maine Dairy
nany. He was q member o. -.
| uasonfe bodies. inciudtng t1s - !.
| 81 nrtssr of Easeern
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
RECORD TOLEDO CROWD
SEES GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

Toledo. O.. July 23-Twelve thou
sand persons. said to be ths largest
crowd that ever saw horse-racing IN
Toledo. witnessed the Grand Circuit
events at For, Miami today. The
time was fast and the track in ex-
eeiient condition H Thomas with
Peter Biilikin won the 2-8s trot af-
ter finishing nth in the first heat
which was won by Emma Mcgowan
Tommy Murphy drove Aariondale
to a straight heat victory in the :-I3
trot. his best time being eo5A.
Frank Dewey. with Walter Cox
driving, was winner, Of the WHY'S
Overland stake Of 5000 IN the zoe
pace. The rwo-minute mark was
crowded closely, the Cox steed trav-
ersing the first two miles each In
esea.
Mcdonald drove Little Lee 10 a
win in the three-year-oid rot- al
though he lost the first heat to
Brother Peter in 2.oSL. Little Lees
best time was e.19A.
SUMMARY:
e.es TRoT. THREE HEATS, PURSE
$1,000
Peter BiIlikin. cn b by Peter
the Great III. Thomas) :. . !
Emma MCGOWAN. br m IL
Bruise) ...........-.-. l ;
Don de Lopez. br 2 (Geeres) :.
Oscar Watts. or z tHydel e.
Peter Chenault- b b (Mur-
pnyD .--..-.---- +-.'-'
Tim-:05a: :-oss: .-osl.
.1s TRoT THREE HEATS. PURSE
$4,000
Nariondale. br by Arch
dale Murphy .-.....
Bon Watts. b (whitehead) "a
Kerrizan. b CGeers) .-.. ::
The Ace. (AfircheIp .-.- ;
Luana. m Owens, ......
rine.a5a: :-ess; e.a7s-
.os PACE THE wILLYS-ovER-
LAND. THREE HEATS. PURSE
$4,000
Frank Dewey. b b by John
Dewey (Coxl ........-. l 1
Jay Mac. cf1 Cwhi,ehead
Grace Direct. b m tSturgeonl :
Quo, WARD ..-.......
Omonde, b 9 Cvalentine) -.
Edward P. bg Leese) :.
&c. L. bg CTownsend) ... dis
Time-s.ee.; se:s; .-o4s.
THREE YEAR OLD TRoT. IN ,
HEATS. PURSE $500
Little Lee. b by Axworthy
.tMcDonaldl .....-.....--
B9other Peter, b (H. Thom-
as) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I l" >
| Molly knight. tGeers, y
Peter Worth, b (Acke,man)
Peter L, h (Edmon) .-.- 70
Grace Drake. King Stout Dark
Flower. Kentucky June, Nina anu
| Abbie Putney also started
Tfme-20sS: 219s: e-1ii.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
CLERKS DOWN PRINTERS
IN THE TWILIGHT LEAGJIE

The Printers fell before ths cIerks
In the Wednesday evening gams az
the Twilight League. ths Counter
Jumpers winning by the scoga az II
TO ). The game was one-siAed fr0
near the start.
The Clerks ran I'm i've scores h
the second inning. McCurdy, Martin.
Page. Merrill and Appleton crossing
the plate. That was their big I'M
ing. the rest Of their tallies cuznlng
either singly IN innings or In pairs.
AcCurdy At right field showed No
especially strong for the ClerIn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS

?sH e-T~iisht Lsssss esaAs Hesss c<sssseea
July 14-aseipe: cirssis
jufy 8-oassboi: As~srH lewiston;
July 8-9sh. International Tsssnansnt q hsmiasa
!sk z-T~aEsht Lsasuss esshsses casrka
July 2e-rSiisht Lssgus: Eaesns Priatsr,
July z6-Raeiss. ersunas
Juty zceas Masasssssss and Rheds lueues rseu
Wsnnamsrsstt Club
July y Aus esh: ssH shamsisnha p,.>ssss Cen.
Club
July 3-r~iisht Lsasus: csshsses " Clerks.
July 0-Twiiiahk vs.
July 3o-r~iivkt Lsasss-seaes Asuss prntsr~
July 34-r~iIi0ht Isasus: CLERKS Estsns.
f-r~iiiah4 ouss va
Aug Racing 4 r-eesirs Pad. pets6sd
Aug -T~iiisht Lsasus-Eatsns cisrks.
AUG. S-rSiisht League: HeusA
e-rWliahk VI.
Asg. ff-T~iIsht League: Stats Heuss cisrtA
Aug. f5-fwiisht Lsssvs cushnse.
f5-Trap Shooting: Handeap
Aug f6-r~iisht League crossstts Eatons
Aug. 9-rWisht League: Houss Eztona.
Aug. 2-r~iisht League; Clerks crossstA
Aug. 23-r~iioht League: EatonsL
Aug. 26-T~iisht Lsasus cushnoes Eatons
Aug. 0-T~iisht Lsasus-casrs Printsra
Aug o-T~light Laaeus-9tats House NJ. crossstta
Sept I. 2 1Rseins: South ksnnshse Fair. Wndssr.
Nskiooai A. U.
Field. Phla.
27-Foob.H: Bates ~s.H H.r~a at c.ms-idsa
oet. +-FoothaI: N. H.. .
Oct. -FoothaIi: Colby ert williams at
Oct. ft-Foethaii: vs. Cambridge
Oct. 11-FoothaT: vs. Mckinley
Oct fs-FcothaI: WstsrviHa
Oct. fe-Foothai: va Maine Orono.
hy a
z-Feetbsi: Vs. Ls~istsn.
f-Feetbaii: Be~don erunssie.
2-Feethau: Colby Mains WaterviIs.
9-FoothaF: Colby Holy Cross Worcester.
Now 16-Feotbal: Colby Navy nc Annapeiis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
CHINA

SoCTH-Geneva Starett and her
brother Austin Of Athol. Mass. are
with their aunt. Nrs- Pearl wieke.
Harold Cook ieff by aatD Monday
for his home in AuburaAAie. 1al
He was accompanied by J. D. swan.
who win visit his SISTER IN Bosfnn.
Miss Presbury and Mias Tnaysr
are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ". r. Da-
wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmnnd Budington
Of Lynn are guests az Mr. and 1ra-
Cyrus Jones.
Rev. and Ars. Earle Harold and
two daughters ieff On Monday fer
Berwick.
Miss wehher Of Dorrhes6sr. Man.
in the xuese 4of the Misses Merritt af
the Croaman cottage
Mr.. and Mrs George L Crosman
of Saeo. accompanied BY 1Gis Annie
rrnsu,an- arrived BY ANITA Friday.
D., Nathsn wood arrived Thurs
day from Bosrnn-
n NJ weber AZ Au1ura vas n
~,,est az his mother. Mrx n c. web
r. Sunday. O<Aer gnasfs ware HAr.
x.v q. Jones and Hwosrt Beam ef
I~xsstnn: aise ~. and NrA Wm
Grsham and danghesr RukA e
nruusw1ck
y r. Dazidsua. seoe1 RvaR s1A
Nj ohler lefk Saturday ~ aM1o oor
Auourndaie. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Grace Drake. King Stout Dark
Flower, Kentucky June, Nina anu
Abbie Putney also started
Tfme-20ss: 219s: e.1is.
TO BEAT .ssS TROTTISG
Daisy Todd, b m lMurphyl .e.e6s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
PIRATES AND
PHuLES SPLIT

Philadelphia. Pa. July .-MiIlsr
shut out Philadelphia In the second
game of todAys double header I %
0 atter thu locale had won thesr aesh
straight victory IN tne arst game hy
the score Of % -
Four double plays BY the PhiIlies
m their hrst game helped Meadows
consaderabiy. Bancroft starring as
the pivot EngeFs home run scored
Pittsburgh's only run.
The second was q pitcherS hastia.
neither Rtxey nor Miller iasuinx a
base on balls. The only run was
scored by Bigbee. whose low ny
fell safe behind Blackbourne. He
stole secnnd- then On the hit and
run play Terry sent a sinbIe through
the spot B'ackourne had Just vacated
a. he an 70 cover third. Scores:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Tue score by innings:
Clerks ........9 ? 1 0 I92 Eli
Printers .......1 0 = 0 900 IS
The State House and the Crossstf
teams viii meet At 5.45 this after-
noon On the Reuel Williams neld.
Augusta Twilight League Seandins
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-28
PRANCUZIJOS PREZIDEN-
TAs PAsKYRE VYS-
KUPUS.
Socijalistai klausia, sulig ko-
kin teisiQ jis taip elgiasi.

Paryzius, bal. SG.-Cia ofiql-
ialiai paSkclbta, Iad prczIden-
las Poincare Nancy VysIiupQ
Rnch paskyri SIrassburgo Wy
Skupu, 81 Nancy generaIl Vi
kara, praIotq PcIticr - MctZo
VySknpu.
Tai pirnu kartu taSai val
diSkaS paSkyrimaS uzrckorduo-
taS prAncuzu oficijaIinoSe do
kumcntuoSc mo to IaikO, knO-
met PrancuZijoS valdzia per-
tl'auki viSokiuS SantikiUS .Su
BaznyGia.
Stra$Sburgo ir MctZO WIS.,
Ilupi.ioS yra atimtoSc nuo vo-
kirtiu provinciioSc AISacc ir
Lorraine. ToS provincijos yra
SurriStoS Su ApaStaIiSkuoJu
SoStu konkOrdatu arha tam
tikra Sutartimi.
Tad victoic paSitrauIluSiQ *
ten vOkictiU vySkupQ, prancu-
IN vaIdzia paSlyrG nuoSaviuS
vyskupus.
ParIamcnto atStovai SociJa-
Ii>tai state parlamcntc vyriau-
Sybci paIiIauSimQ, >ulig kokiQ
iStatymQ prezidcnta> paskyr"
tuodu vyskupu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-28
DIDELIS SUJUDIMAS TIA
LIJOS PARLAMENTE.
Sakoma, jis pasiQs perspejima
talkininkams.

Rymas. bal. 26.-NirtoS par
Iamcntc pakiIeS didiS >ujudl-
mas del nrpapra>tV atSItlkl-
mu taikoS konfcrcnciiojc.
DaugcliS pa'Iamcnto narlQ
iSre;&kia nuOmonc, jog ltaIlJa
bus privcr>ta pcr>ptti Prancu-
zi.jQ ir d. BritaniiQ, kad amos
ncgaIi daryti taikO> atSklrlal,
be ltaIiio>. Mes tokiuo pastel
gimu butV Sulauzyta karrS
meta padaryta SutartlS.
Italijo> vyriau>yh@ aptul
daugeIi uzuojauto> teIegramQ
* .provinci.iV. NiSi gyvcntoJaI
paremia vyriauSyhe del pak'-
IuSiu nc>utikimU tailo> konfo-
rencijojc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-28
PIRMIEJI VOKIECIAI JAU
VERSAILLESE.
Atvaziavo jie specijalin trail
kiniu.

Paryzius, bal. 26.-Vakar !
Versailles atkeliavo pirmiejl
vokietiQ oficijaliai kurjeral,
LHriu tikslas parupintl atke-
liaujantiemS vokioGiQ atSto-
vans buveineS.
Nokictiai ! Versailles atvcz-
ii SpeciiaIiu trankmin * Orei,
arti COmpie%nc.
VcrSailIcSr juOS paSitiio pull
kminkaS Henry ir kit pran-
cuzai vir$ininIiai in palydtjo
i RrScrvoiS vicShut!, kmiS ski
riama> vokicGiU at>tovamS.
Paai&kGio Gia, kad Suv. Val
Sti.iu at>tovai prirSinaSi kMrtS
kaItininluS patraukti tarp,
tautinin tcisman. Jic stow ~
tai. kad kaItininkai turi atSa-
komybr tik prizes nuoSavIQ
tautQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-28
.ITALU SPAUDA PRIZES
WILSONA.
Atsiliepia j Amerikos tauta.

Rymas, bal. 27.-TtaM spau-
da labai karGiais zodziais IA
so prizes pre2identq WiIson2.
Giornale D'Italia ra$O, jog
prcaidentas Wilson's pamir-
ScS savo principuS, kaS lytiSi
laiSvdS iurase il rasiQ lygybGS.
Girdi, jiS vokicGiQ, ungarQ, ru-
mumQ ir bulgarQ tcritoriiaS
paSkirSto prancnZamS, tckams
il. .ingoSIavimS. Bet Italijai
iiS mtgina rzginti naudotirS
karts laimijimo vaiSiaiS.
LaillraStiS Epoca Sallo, jog
ncSama daugiau kaizrriO. Bet
ano victojc atSirades kitaS w
raS, km> apSprcndzia zmonil
likimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-28
RUMUNAI IVEIKE UNGA-
RUS.
Dalis raudonuju pasidave, XII
ia dalis bega.

Berne, bal. 27.-Anq dicnq
pictrytuo>c nuo BudapeSto'
Ungari.ioS >oStinG>. Smarkial
SuSirtmt >kaitlingojl mgalrl
boISevikQ kariuomcnG su I'LL
munQ kariuomcnr.
BolScvikai buvO lvcikti. JQ
dalis pamta nelaiSvGn. klta
daliS didziauSiOj betvark6j be-
ga ant BudapeSto.
NakaruO$c nuO BudapcStO
Grkai-SIOvaIiai uZimt komOrn
ties Dmojumi if mi"Sta Raah.
Cckai-Slovakai yra jau nrper-
toIiauSia nuo BudapeSto.
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Tukstantines znloDiQ
nlinios pasveikina
premjerq
ItaIai apeliuoja ! Prancuzljos
premjera

lioIiIia minuGiQ. Panasiai
trumpai kaIbGjo ir kit sugry-
zuSieji ltaliios atstovai. lr tu
kaIba sutikta Su dideliausiais
krikStavimais.
Apskaitoma, kad demons
tracijoje dalyvavo mazlausla
$4,000 zmoniV.
Buvc< itaIu premjeras Luigi
Luzatti muse telegramq Pran=
cuzijoS premjerui. TeIegramo-
je pazymajo: Visa Itailja, 81
toje larGioic jai valandoje
paSitiIli jumis'.
PiIdeS premiere parelgas
leido viSiemS vyriauSybfs dar-
bininkamS dalyvauti demons
tracijooSe Ryme praeitQ sesta-
dieni, kuomet Sugryyzo ten
prein.ieras Orlando 81 kitais
atStOvaiS.
Parodavimc dalyvavo il stu
dental ir darbininkai Su VAL
dininkais.
Tuo tarpu * Paryziaus APP
turima ziniu. kad prezidentas
WiIsonaS IaikoSi Savo zodzio II
nemano nuSiIeisti prizes ltall-
jq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-28
BOLSEVIKAMS DIDEL1S
SMUGIS NETEKUS
KIJEVO.
Negaus jie dabar is Ukrainos
maisto. j

Vienna, bal. 27.-Ukrainos
vaIStieGiu kariuomen6. kurlaI
vadovauja kazkoks Petlura,
andai nuo rusQ bol$evikQ pae-
me Kijeva. -
Cia gauta ziniu, kad Kijevo
praradimas boISevillams di-
dziai baisus smugis.
BolSevikai nebuvo pasilSetl-
ne uzkariauti Ukrainos. Bet
iu visas >tillsIas buvo tenai ISL
briovus butt, kol prinoks ia
val. PaSkui tuos javus suimti,
iSSgabenti bolSevikiSkon Rusi-
Jon ir Ukraina Iapleisti.
Dabar jiems sugadyta tie
visi ju plenai. Mes neteke III
jevo, svarbiausio Ukrainos
centric, su vargu gales laiky-
ties IT. kitose Ukrainos vietose.
Bet jau jaw tai negales gauti.
Baisus daiktas rusu boise.
vikams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-28
PAKILUSICS RIAUSES PA
RODAVIMO METJ.
Vienas zmogus uzmuSta ir
penki suzeista.

Boston. Mass, bal. 27.-Pa-
>itinkant par1ykuSiuS is ka-
res karciviuS parodavimo metll
nigpriai uzpuolG ir nuSovG vie
nQ Suv. ValStiiu prekyboS
marininIiq, kurS >u kitaiS ma
rininkaiS piIdi patroIio parel-
gas gatvtSo.
NienaS nigeriS mGgino per
citi uztaiSytQ Sale gatvGS Vlr-
We. MarininkaS tam paSiprleSl-
no. NigeriS iSSitraukt rcvoIV"-
ri ir nuzudG marininkq.
.Po Sito pakilo riauStS. Kit
nigeriai puoIdSi Su pclIlals
prizes marininEuS ir puhlika.
PaSokmtje dar ) zmon6S SUI
zciSta.
Suimta keli juodukai, ku-
riuos pubIika taippat .gerokal
"pavaiSino'.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-28
PREF. WILSONAS BUTU
IsRINKTAS, JEI Tx
JIS NORETU.
Taip tvirtina naujas generals
prokuroras.

Philadelphia, Pa, bal. %
PaStaraiSiaiS laiIaiS pakeIta
klauSima~; ar prczidentaS Will
SonaS treGiu kartu butQ iSrlni-
taS SaIicS prezidentu, jei jlS
Statytu Savo kandidaturq.
NaujaS generals prokuroraS
Palmer vakar Gia paSkelbd, jog
tilirai WiIsonas butQ iSrinktaS,
jei tik jiS to panorttQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-28
REZIGNAVO SUV. V. AM,
BASADORIUS ITALI-
JOJE.

Rymas, bal. 2G.-LaiIlraStiS
Italia prancSa, kad dcI prez'-
donto WiISono paziurQ 1tali,
los reikaIavimuS tailloS kon-
ferencijojc padavd rczIgnacljq
Suv. ValStiiQ ambaSadorius
Italijoje, Thomas Nelson Page
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-28
PARPLAUKE SU KAREI-
VIAIS MILzINISKAS
GARLAIVIS.
Kelioneje vos tik nepakliuvo
ant minOs.

New York, bal. 26.-Nakar
GGionai * EuropOS parpIaukG
miIziniSkaS garIaiviS Levlat-
han. Juo parvyIiO is Prancuzl-
Jos $1,000 amerikonQ kareivlQ.
Ana dienq Leviathan New
foundIando pakraSciaiS vos
neuzpIaukt ant povandenlnds
min0S, kuri kazkOkiuo budu
buvo uzsiIikuSi. Tik per 30
pddu Iaiyas prasilenk6 Su mi
nj, anot oficieru pasakoJlmo.
Tad grumojo baisi nelaime
kareiviQ tranSportui. Bet apie
tq tyldta. Kareiviai apie tq
grumoiuSiq jiems nelaIme pa
tyre tik iSlipe ant kranto. kl-
taip Iaive butQ pakilusioS Su-
irut6S.
Be Lcviathan Gionai parplau-
Ike dar kit 6 garlaiviai S1'
22,973 kareiviais.
Kareiviu pasitikimui Gia SUI
rengtoS milziniSkos iSklImy-
b6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-28
EUROPAI GRAzINAMA
"KARES DUONA".

Paryzius, bal. o. Vyriau-
Sio.ji talkininkQ maisto taryba,
kurioie pirmininkauja Hoover,
paSkelbd, jog Europai per Sc
kancillS iris m6nesiuS sugra-
zinama "kariS duona''.
TaS nutarimas nepaliecia A.
merilOS.