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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-09-19
THROUGH troll
, LEY SERVICE
Cars Began Runnire 10 Massa.
ehusetts State Line On
Monday
N..y Be Trouble With Bay State
Crew.

The shore Line Electric Railway,
winch furnishes trolley service in
Putnam. i now running its cars
northWafd to snoW.s Corner, Perry
vile. which is the Massachusetts, state
line. This gives direct service 70
North Grosvenor- Dale which IS pleas
,ng TO the business men Of Putnam,
who have felt that il las been detri-
ment to condition 70 have the service
cut off although the motor busses
have been rum z on regular trolley
sehe tuie.
slaee the car began % run follow
ing me strike IF the roads employees,
the, have only gone as far north a
YES Thompson. As the crews Of the
Wore or Consolidated Street Rail
way fefusea 70 run southwark to meet
the ears Of the road on which a strike
was s. progress. tsere has been gap
A. tfe line between West Thompson
and GFos4 enor-Dale In order to get
u the connecting car Of the Massa-
ehusetts company from West Thomp-
son. passengers have had to take one
- the motor BUSES.
The crews Of the Consolidated do
not take kin lily to the new order Of
things II stated in Webster that
the men are angered because the com
many has ordered them TO run to the
state line where their ears will meet
those Of the Connecticut crews, and
Monday it was said that they were
only waiting the word from their bust
ness agent and head Of their union be
for quitting work.
One thing that is said to aggregate
TIE Consolidated employees Is the fact
that. according to Webster motor
man. the Shore Line is operating from
North Grosvenor- Dele TO the state
hne on power furnished by the Con
solldated
The trolley company claim that
rome Of the old men are returning to
their jobs and that the cars are now
being operated by local men, that IS
men who live in this section Of Con
necticut An old motorman stated
that this was not the fact, but says
mat a very few of the old timers who
started with the road when it was in
aperation are now employed. He says
that il is not the men who left their
Jobs that have returned.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-09-19
FOUR SOLDIERS
MADE CITIZENS

Judge Frank D Hziaes held nat
uralizztion session Of the superior
court in Putnam Tuesday morning
Among the petitioners were four ser
vice men Nho were admitted TO citi-
zenship without examination. These
men we're: James Greenhalgh Of
Plainfeld. Nike Shotorian Of Putnam,
Louis Bertorelli Of Danielson, and
Joseph Duquemin Of Sterling.
Other cases we're disposed Of a
follows: Joseph Fronzek. continued
for further study; Walter klinke,
passed: Stanislaw Modlizzewski, pass
ed: Ovila Belanger. further study
Edaaee Trahan. nzturaIized II army,
case dismissed; MARGIN MisizsZek,
passed: Albert Ziemba. further Study
John Breka. Ernest Gaudreae. Joseph
Palardy. Theodore NstVgke, George
Sharples. Pau Kulich. Jacob Baker
Harry Beckett. John Hanton. Joseph
MetTvier. Wafred Billings. George Ma
quire. Jan Bednsrz, z SErom5ehs
Horace Menoene, Rosario BAN. A.
phonse Allard. XAVIER King. al pzssel
successfully and were admitted. Tne
other cases weue eontinuer some f.
further study and Others because Pz-
titioneEs we're not present
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-09-19
PUTNAM NEWS


Mr ard Hz. Jesse Rich we're n
Boston Wednesday for the day
Miss Mar Carpenter Is the new
bookkeeper a. Arnoid's market
Miss Soutra Of Riverside, R L, has
been visiting Mrs Louis 5. Carmark.
Mechanics street
Arthur Pepin left Tuesday night
FOR Washington. D c.. TO bring home
. used car that he recently purchased
Mr and Mrs. Charles Kimball and
nr. and Mrs. Leroy Black Of Milford,
Mass. were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Milo Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Scott Duffy
and children motored 70 Pepperell.
Mass. last Saturday 10 spend week
with relatives and friends
Edward J Perry Of this city and
John r. Bernklow Of Thompson Re
Gently returned home after spending
four days with friends al Hatermill,
l. /
Miss Ellen Wheelock entertained
on Tuesday. her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Smith Of Yonkers, \ Y. and
her uncle. Henry Smith. Of Leomin-
ster, Mass.
Leland Sheldon and family Of Prov
idence. r l.. are occupying tie house
on Mechanics street which Mr. Shell
don recently purchased Of Miss Helen
Sumner
Gilbert Perry returns . Boston
Sunday night to resume his studies al
Northeastern college Edward Perry
Of School street goes with him 10 en-.
ter the same college
Martin Arnold and DAVIS Arnold
and daughter Ida. Of Mesa, Arizona,
who have been the guests Of their
nephew. Cortland d. Arnold. return
ed home Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith motor
ed to Pleasant View last week and
spent couple Of days with Mrs. A /
Morse. They returned on Friday
Mrs Holt returned with them after a
two weeks stay at Pleasant View
Miss Mary Bartlett Of Camden. Ne,
has been spending a few days this
week with Mr. and Mrs J. Richard
Carpenter. returning TO her home on
Thursday Miss Bartlett at one time
taught in the Israel Putnam school
She now has book store in Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. G. v Miller Of Wood
stock avenue had as guests one day
this week friends from Hartford.
Springfield. West Hartford and New
York. the occasion being their wed
ding anniversary. A chicken dinner
was served with all of the ixin's
Mrs. A. J. Barbour Of Providence Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Louis 5.
Carmark. Mechanics street.
John Skedgell. agent of a large cot
ton mill in Philadelphia, formerly 81
perintendent Of North Grssvenor-
Dale mills, and wife. have been the
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph FoISey. Chapel street
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-09-19

The delegates from the Putnam
BAPTIST church to the annual meeting
81 the Ashford Baptist Association TO
be held Sept 80 at the church In
yk~th Ashford are DR.. and Mrs. j. b,
Kent. Horatio A. Brown, Mrs. Ida q.
Kennedy. Miss Anna Armstrong and
MRS. Clarence T. Pierce. Rev. G. G.
Mckay of this city will preach the
zssaal association sermon.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-09-19
RETURNED FROM VACATION

Miss Hazel Z Perry. ds1ghter u
Mr.. and Nm Louis Perry. returned
home Monday after two weeks stay
with relatives IN Central Fsils. z l..
and Broekr01, Mass Durrng her stay
in Broekt0n Miss Perry n0tored 70
Stephenstown. y. T.. taxing II the
Mohawk Trzil throngh ths Berkshires
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-09-19

Miss Mae Bradley. who IL with her
sister, Mrs Water Carrie, in Dorrnes-
ter. Mass. came 10 Putnam o. Mon
day for : few weeks visit win rels~
Owes and friends
, 1919-08-02
y, S. Navy Press News.
LIST August, 1915.

BALTIMORE: Fally twenty thousand
residents Of Baltimore, mostly foreigners,
desire to emigrate from the United States
aud return TO their native lands. Thou
sands OF Radical Russians wish to join
the Bol5heviki and thousands more of
enthusiastic. Poles wish to return to re-
build their country row independent.
LONDCN: One nattleship, three light
cruisers and fifteen de5troy1rs of the
former German High Seas Fleet which
were scnttled by ne former German
crews at Scapa Flow on June 22nd are
ready to be salvaged, it was announced
at the Admiralty TODAY. Work was pro-
ceeding on three other destroyers. 1t
, 1919-08-02
QUERY.

In The absence Of another comic would
Mr.. Srandsen be kind enough 10 repeat
Shot in he Dumb Waiter" on Monday
evening TO- he benefit Of those VINO
were unable 10 see same On Monday even
ing last on account of the rain !?
QUERISTS.
, 1919-08-02

ward bound, is expected at trederlk-
sted at daybreak on Monday, 4th init,
leaving shortly after via St. Thomas.
The Electric Power House and the ice
Factory are not overstocked with fuel or
barrel oil, but we learn that neither will
raise their charges on account Of short
age in this line.
From an invitation published ia West
End News of yesterday, calling upon
car owners to attend a meeting in Fred
eriksted, we CLEAN that a movement is
on foot there to increase the rates Of
car hire. Quite possibly this idea will
appeal to imitation al this end, and
therefore we take the opportunity
OF inquiring why such a step should
be necessary at this time when,
as we learn from one OF our lead
ing auto men in Christiansted, the price
of gasoline is going down, which is to
say that the cost of running cars bids to
grow cheaper than otherwise. At the
prese t time there is a shortage OF gas0
line in the island, but we fail to see that
raising the rates will increase that sup
ply before the difficulties in the way of
importing the article are removed.
, 1919-08-02

- L. ~ IN "A "A L ~
Governor Oman has appointed Captain
Leo. F. S. Koran, Marine Corps, as Act
ing Government Secretary during the
time Lieutenant Elmer l.. Beach, Pay
Corps, U.S.N.R'F. the present Govern
ment Secretary, Is on leave in the United
States. The temporary change oecame
effective yesterday and Secretary Beach
will sail for the United States on the Y.
S. S. Kittery next week. Captain Horan
is a lawyer, a member of the Bar OF the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, and TOR
the past few months has been acting as
assistant to the Government Secretary IN
addition to his duties as the Governors
legal aid in Naval affairs, Captain Roy
D. Lowell, Marine Corps, has today been
appointed Battalion Adjutant, relieving
Second Lieutenant Paul A. Bridge, Ma
rine Corps, who will continue other du-
ties.
The U. S.. Shipping Board Steamer
Kanakee, c. r. S. Bryant, Master, ar
rived yesterday at St. Thomas from Girls
tObal, Canal Zone en- route to SOuthamp-
ton, England, with a cargo OF lumber and
tiles. She was seven and one half days
out, having had rough weather, head
winds and sea, will replenish her bunk
ers and possibly take additional mem
bers of crew while in port.
For the time being. Mr.. Christian Es-
persen, the Assistant Director Of PO-
lice will act as Brandmajor. This is in
accordance with a temporary appoint
ment issued by the Governor.
West End News OF yesterday re-
fers to having reprinted an item from
our Tuesdays issue which it is .claim-
ed was to a certain extent mislead-
ing, Mr.. Nordby not having bought
bat leased estates Mt. Pleasant and Pies
sens. This may be SO, and when we said
that the estates were bought we had that
understanding almost first hand. We
are anyway glad to correct the statement
if it was otherwise. However with alIu-
sion to the inference taken by w. E. N.
that we said Mr.. Nordby had just lett
for Denmark, we must say that this was
not stated in our note which reads Mr..
Nordby had left for his home in Den
mark etc. West End News in its issue of
Wednesday misprinted had as has, and
the Misunderstanding is therefore not on
u side, as he had left for Denmark but
has returned.
CboDknanors nrincinaiv 0rOcarS de-
, 1919-08-02
Publication.

IT is hereby brought to public
! notice that Captain LEO F. S.
KORAN, U.SM.C., has been ap-
pointed Acting Government Secre-
tary and Acting Chairman of the
st. Thomas Harbor Board, relieving
Lieutenant ELMAR L. BEACH,
Pay Corps. U.S.N.R.F. These ap-
polntments are effective, beginning
August l, 1919.
Government Of the Virgin Islands
of the United States, St. Thomas,
July 81, 1919.
]. W. OMAN,
Governor.
, 1919-08-02

ward bound, is expected at Frederik-
sted at daybreak on Monday, 4th init,
leaving shortly after via St. Thomas.
, 1919-08-02

Shopkeepers, principally grocers, de-
clare their trade has fallen off remarka-
bly, since prohibition is in force. This
is attributed to the fact that a number
of the peasantry do not come to town
for the purpose Of indulging in hard
drinks which cannot be obtained, and
are buying their other necessaries right
on the estates most of which run we'll
stocked groceries.
, 1919-08-02

We learn that the S. S. Gu ana, home
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
REZIGNUOJA NOTRE DA-
ME UNIVERSITETO
PREZIDENTAS.
10 prieziuroje universitetas pa,
kilo ir pagarsejo.
Notre Dame, Ind, bal. H.

Notre Dame, Ind, bal. H.
Vietos garsaus katalikiSko
universiteto prezidcntas, kun,
DR.. Jonas Cavanaugh, rezig-
nuos * uzimamos victos su
SiQ mokslo metQ pabaiga.
Kun. DR.. Cavanaugh rczig-
naciia suriSta su naujais ka-
noniSkais iStatymais. Sulig tQ
iStatymQ ateityje religiiiniame
komuniStiSkame gyvenime ku-
nigai perd6tiniai kas trys me-
tai turi but mainomi.
Kun. DR.. Cavanaugh Notrp
Dame miversiteto prezidentu
iSbuvo nuo 1905 metQ. Pirm to
jiS buvo Sventojo KryziauS Sc
minarijOs rektoriumi.
Jis daug raSo Gia iSleidzia-
name magazine Ave Maria.
Jam prezidentaujant universi-
tetas iSaugo ] milziniSkQ istai-
ca ir dar labjaus pagarStjo.
Cia moliosi jamimas is visQ
valstijp. Cionai moksluose pra-
Silavinti suvaziuoia vyrQ il is
kitQ SaliQ.
PiIictiniam gyvcnlme kun.
DR.. Cavanaugh yra zinomaS
kaipo garsus oratOriuS, turf
tarptautine ,reputacijq kalpo
garSuS mokytojaS ir vrlkIuS
iaunimo vadovaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
BAVARIJOS VALSTIECIAI
EINA PRIZES Boise
VIKUS.
Sake, iie bolSevikus badu nu-
marinsia.

|, Berne, bal. H. Bavarijos
IbolScvikams Muniche il kitur
|nekaip atrodo atcitiS. Visas
vargas jiems, kad jic ncturi
prielankumo bavaruose VaI$-
tieGiuose.
ValstieGiai ligSiol kantriai
neSG vargus, kuriuos ant lQ
krovi visokioS rQSies Socija-
listai, pagrobusieii Salies val
dziQ Savo rankoSna. LauEd,
gal socijalistai su lailSu susi-
prasiQ.
Bet kuomet Siandie Muniche
pakilo boISevikai il pasiSkel-
be, jog jie yra Salies valdovai,
tuompt valstieGiamS kantryb5
paSibaig6. Pasakd, jog CANA
to mulkinimo zmoniQ.
Dabar bavarQ valStieciQ So
junga paSkeIbt Savo manIfeS-
Ia. Manifesto SakOma, jog val
Stietiai uzblokuoja Munichq IL
AugSburgq, km Seiminlnkau-
ia bOlSevikai. ! tuoS ir kituS
bolSevikiSkuS mieStuS vaIStle-
Giai patyS negabenSiQ nei kl.
ITEMS nelei$iq gabenti joklQ
grudQ, jokio maiSto.
Ia blokadq, manifesto Sako-
ma, vaIStieGiai taip iIgal pa
laikySiq, koI neiSnykSiQ is ten
bolSeviIIai su Savo viSomis te-
orijomiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
BUVUSIO CARO- DEDE
PARYzIUJE.
Sakosi jis ne kunigaikstis, bet
visgi aristokratas.

Paryzius, bal. lO.-Cia vieSI
sA1slsP- G, ruSu- caro- NikalojauS
Romanovo dGdG, buves didlu-
ni9aikStis AIeksandras.
LaikraSGiQ reporteriam> .iiS
praneSi, kad jiS daugiau jau
nesqs didkunigaikStiS, kadan,
gi toliSai tituIaS jau ncgyvuO,
ia.
Bet Aleksandras tvirtina
kad dzentelmanQ ariStOkratiJa
visuomet gyvuoSianti. Vadina-
81, jis priguliS prize tQ ariSto-
kratU.
Buves didkunigaikStis sake.
jog ruSu caraS nesQs tarpc gy-
vllju ir ncturis viltics su JUG
pasimatyti. Tik viena buvusiC
caro- mOtina tikinti, kad jos
sunus eSQS gyvaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
sUV. VALSTIJU NUoSTo
LIAI KAREJE.
Nezinia kur prazuvusiu yra
1900 kareiviu.

Washington, bal. l1.-Kare
departamentas paskelbe nue
dugniai preziureta If patlkrl1
ta sios Sales kareiviQ nuosto
IiQ kareje sarasa.
Sulig to saraso yra:
Uzmustq muSiu metu q
INFANT ir zuvusius jurese 38l
32,292 vyru.
MirusiQ nuo zaizdu 1920;
Mirusiu nuo visokiu lig
22,5O5.
zuvusiQ ivairiuose nela1
minguose atsitikimuose 4.@1
SuzeistQ musiu metu g
nuoS. jp pasveiko) l95,9O2.
Nezinia kur prazuvusiq 4
900.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
MAGDEBURGAS ATIMTAS
NUO BOLsEVIKU.

Berlynas, bal. 1l.-Nacijo-
males valdzios kariuomen6 be
dideliu sunkenybiQ in6jo mie-
stan Magdeburg. Kaikuriose
gatvase pasiprieSino bolSevi-
kai. Bet jie tuoiaus buvo nu-
malSinti.
Po to visam mieste atgai-
vinta senobinis gyvenlmas'
DarbininkQ didziuma sugryzo
prie darby.
BolSevikai laikosi prize tito
skersai up6s Elba. Kadangi JIG
grumoia suplaiSinti tiltq, tad
valdzios kariuomen6 prizes
JUGS neveikia smarkiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
ANGLIA SAUKIA LAISVA
NORIUS PRIZES Boil
SEVIKUS.
Kares laval plaukia j Juoda
sias jures.

Londonas, bal. 10. - Angli-
Jos karis ofisaS paSkelb6 karS-
tq atSiIiepima ! buvuSiuS ka-
rciviuS, ragindama juoS iStOti
laiSvanoriu armijOn, keliautI
Siaurin6n Rusijon il tenai pa
liuoSuoti dabartine veikiancia
prizes bolSevikus anglQ armi-
.iq. kuri didziai pavargusi il
reikalauja atsilsio.
AtSiliepime Sakoma, kad bu-
tn geistina, idant ! laisvano-
rius atSiSauktq iSlavintieji ka,
revival. Mes tuomet nebutU jo-
lliO trukd6sio.
PrancuzQ kar6s laval nu.
pIauk6 ] Juodqsias jures.
BolSevikai pa6md miestG
Mariupoli ties Azovo jur6mis
Tenai, jie uzgrob6 apie $4,000
tonq angliQ, kuriu talkininkai
nesuspdjo praSalinti saugior
vieton.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
SAAR KLONTO KLAUSI-
MAS ISRISTAS.
VokieGiai nuostolius atlygins
80 metu laikotarpiu.

Paryzius, bal. 10. - TaikoS
konfprencijo> vyriauSioji tarE-
ba Saar kIonio klauSimQ pa
gaIiuu> i$ri&o. Saar kIoniS ne
bus atimtaS nuo Nokictijo>,
Bet * ten bus priStatomi an
gly> prancuzamS ! Lorraine.
Tuo budu vokicGiai atSily-
Gins M >unaikinimQ Lens ka-
~ykIV di>trikto.
Taippat padaryta nuoSprcn-
dis. kad uz buvu>iQ karc VIA
IlaItaS buvr> vokieGiQ kaize-
ri<. Ji> turi> but patrauktaS
tei>man ir tei>iamaS BeIgiioje,
GaIutinai nutarta, kad pei
du SekanGiu metu \okletlJa
atmokitV atIyginimo talkinin-
kam> ; miIi.iarduS dolieriQ.
ToIe>nio atIyginimo sumo
nuStaty< tarptautind komiSija
Tr ta~ai atIyginimaS lures but
i$mokita> 80 metQ IaikOtar,
DIU.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
SNIPAS GAVO 10 METU
KALEJIMO.
TanavO kaizerio kariuomene-
je.

New York, bal. 11.-Govcr.
nor saloje disciplinariuose ha,
rakuose yra kareiviS Henry
Bodc. kar6s tciSmo nuSprendi-
mu jiS ten turGs iSbuti de,
Simti metQ.
Bode yra indomus zmogus
JiS yra vokictiS. Prizes karf
Europoie jiS istojo Sios Sales
kariuOmcnGn. Pakilus karei
JOS is kariuomcnGS pabGgo. At
Sidur6 Vokietijon il ten isto-
10 kaizerio kariuomen6n.
KariS metu Bode gavo ge-
lczini kryziV w pasizym6ji-
mus ir huvo priskirtas inteli-
gentiioS tarnybOn. VokieGiai j!
pasiunti Amerikon Su Snipo
role. Jam buvo pavesta sunai-
KNIT Tampico, MrkSiIlojc, Ii
balo laukuS.
JiS atkeliavo MckSikon. Bet
bijodamaS prarasti gyvybe, Is
MekSikoS perGio ] Suv. NalS-
tijaS il Gia pa>idavi valdziai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
PLENUOJAMA SUTVAR-
KYTI INDUSTRIJINI
STOW.
sugryzes prezidentas tuojaus
susauksias konferencija.

Washington, bal. lO.-Darbo
departamentas paskelbt, kad
gaminami plenai sutvarkyti
Sales induStriia taip, kad tuo-
mi butp patenkinti kaip dar-
bininkai, taip darbdaviai, kad
iSnyktQ vi:Sokic dabartiniai ne
rimavimai.
Kaip tik Sugryz is Elropos
prezidentaS WilSonaS, tuO-
iaus bus suSaukta tuO tikslu
konferencija, kuriojc bus pa
daryta programa tvarkytl
Sios SalieS induStrijini gyveni-
ma.
Manoma, jog dideSniuose in,
dustrijos centruose bus suor-
ganizuotos lokal6S tarybOS,
l1uriaS ineiSia Iygiai darbinin-
lu ir fabrikantQ atstovai.
Taip pat sp6jama, jog vlSul
bus ivesta aStuonios valandos
darbo dienoje. Pagaliaus bus
stipriai nustatyta maziausia
darbininkams uzmokestis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
UKRAINA PRASO WILSO
NO PAGELBOS.

Copenhagen, bal. 1O.-Cionai
lankosi vakarin6s Ukrainos
vaIdzios misija. Anot JOS, ia
valdzia pasiunciusi preziden-
tut Wilsonui praSymQ paSel-
b6ti kovoti prizes bolSevikus.
UkrainQ praSyme pazyml-
ma, kad lenkai sakosi ten ko,
voja prizes boISevikus. Tas ne
tiesa. Lenkai tik tuo prisiden-
gia. Jie nori uzgrobti dideS-
MUS Ukrainos plotuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
METODISTAI NUPIRKSIA
SALIUNUS.

Boston, Mass, bal. l0.-Vie,
tos metodiStai (sekta) sugal-
vote isigyti saliunp trobas
kuomet bus uzdrausta parda-
vin6ti svaigalai. Tuose buvu-
siuose saliunuose jie intaisy-
sia zaismes ir pardavin6siq
minkStuosius gerimus. Su-
prantama, tuo keliu meginsia
padidinti il sau tikinciQ skait-
liu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
NUO VESULOS zUV0 81
zMOGU,
DIDELI NUOSTOLIAI TEX
ASE TR OKLAHOMOJ.
Su pavasariu ina nerimauti
gamta.

Dallas, Tex, bal. 10. - Va
kar ir uzyakar >iaurin1i daIyj
Tcxa>o. pietintj daIyj Okla
homa ir dalyi Arkansas val
>tijo% >iautl haiSi vdSula, va
dinama tornado. Kick lig>loI
>uzinota, zuvo 81 zmogu. n
pie SEQ ImoniQ >uzeiSta. Dau-
CELLS mir~tcliU i&griauta, daug
trohV :.uardyta.
Su kai-kuriomi$ vietomlS
ncgaIima >U>incSti. N"> SUI
naikinta vi>okioS SuSineSlmo
priemontS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
BRITANNIA PADARE PRE-
KYBOS sUTARTI SU
ISPANIJA.

Madridas, bal. 11.-Ispani-
ia padare prekybos sutarti su
Britannia. Sulig sutarties,
Britanijon bus importuojami
ispaniski apelsinai, g.i is Bri-
tanijos Ispanijon pristatoma
ANGLES po 100000 tonq kas
menuo.
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VESULOJR zUVO 6
zMONES.

Durant, Okla, bal. 1O.-Per
Sita pavieta prauza baisi We
sula. 6 zmones uzmusta il
daugelis suzeista. Daug tro-
by apgriauta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
PASKELBTA GENERALS
STREIKAS RYME,.

Rymas, bal. 10. - Darhinin-
kl generates federacijOS tary-
ba Ryme nuSprendd paSkelbti
genoraIi Streikq. StreikaS turi
pra>idGti kaip Siandic. Strei-
kO priezaStis nezinOma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
Bavariijjos bol$evikai
jun@iasi su rusq
bolSevikais
Kares metu mu$iuose zuVO
32,292 amerikonu

streikuoti, bet streikan pa
kviesti visu Vokietijos banku
darbininkus.
Jie patys po to sustreikavo.
Bet kitQ miestu banlIu darbi
ninkai, turbut, nemano sekti
jQ p6domis.
Kariuomene Kruppo istagose,
Gauta ziniu, kad Kruppo
istaigas Essuose, kur streikuo7
ia bolSevikiSki darbininkai.
uzam6 valdzios kariuomene.
staigu vartuose kareiviai sus4
tate kulkasvaidzius ir armotas|
mes manoma, kad bolsevikal
m6gins atsiimti savo pozicijaa
istaigose.
Essu gyventoiai veikia benz
drai su kariuomene prizes boil
,Sevikus.
Delegacija Viennoje.
Berlyno vokieciQ valdzid
Viennon pasiunte savo dele
gacija reikaIe vokieGip Austri
jos prijungimo prize Vokieti
jos.
Poznaniuje lenkai turejd
Ienku nepriklausomybes--p
minejima. Dideliq manifesta
ciju metu mieste lenkai sunal
kino Bismarcko ir kaizerld
WiIhelmo | stovylas.
Badene taippat bolSevika
pakelia galvas. Valdzia imas
priemonip, kad pakilusiem
bolSevikams kuoveikiaus pa
daryti gala.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
PASKELBTA APLEIDIMAS
ODESSOS.

Paryzius, bal. 10. - Ofici-
jaIiai pa~kelbta, kad talIiinin-
kQ kariuomeni apleido Odes-
50. Ia mieStQ tuojaus uztm6
boISevikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-11
KITAS BAVARIJOS MIEs
TAs Sov1ETV RAN
KOSE.

Berlynas, bal. 10. - Mies1
Schweinfurt, zemesnej FraI
konijoj, arti Wurzburgo, p'
skelbta sovietu respublika.
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100000 bolSeviku Ungarijon

Is Ma<kvo> SkIcidziamoS Il
MOS. kad boI&evikV vyriau>ia>
vaIl> I.cnina> pa>imtr~ In
@ariio> >o>tin1n Budape>tan
NJ. SamrIli, gahiau>iQ mokini
* ~avo propa%ando> moIyk-
los.
Ta~ai I.cnino paSiuntiny>
un@alW boISoviIiV vadui Bella
Kun pranc>r>, kad ruSQ boil
>nriku >ovicta> ln@aram> boil
>cvikam> pagcIbon ~iunGiQS
I50.0OO kmriviU.
Supernatural, tai aiSkuS
''blurra>', ncS ru>Q bolScvi-
':a;. &@2 -! y :I".;,- ..,->;!i
nickaip >utvarkyti.
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Topeka, Kas., bal. 11.-Piet-
vakarinej Kansas valstijos da-
lyi uzvakar daug prisnigo.