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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
ASK THE PRICE
IN ARDMORE!

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. ST.
Butter quotations on the local
market today show a decline of
seven cents from yesterdays
prices. Creamery butter came
down to 80 cents wholesale, the
lowest quotation on this kind Of
butter here for several months.
First, second and packing grades
followed suit, quotations on
these being 3735 and "a cents,
respectively.
Eggs also declined, quotations
registering a drop of 4 cents
under yesterdays price. Firsts
were wholesaling today at 38
cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
MILEAGE SCRIP BOOKS
ON SALE FEBRUARY lC

Washington, Jan. 3l.-Mileage
scrip books, good for 5000 miles,
costing 500, with $7.2O additional
for war tax, will be placed on sale
Feb. 10, the railroad admnistra-
ton announced today. They will
be good on all government controll-
ed railroads and terms will be the
same as those OF its $50 and SIS
books now on sale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
Fiume as a Free Port

London, Jan. Silt will be
found, says the Paris correspondent
OF the Evening Standard, that Italy
is willing to withdraw her claim
on the port OF Fiume as part OF
Italian nationality. Italy will agree
the dispatch adds, to Fiume being
made free port.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
Charge Embezzlement.

Complaint has been filed in the
county court against ]. w. Hester,
charging him with embezzlement OF
the sum OF $64, alleged to be rent
money due J. J. Malrip and j. J.
Stolfa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
French Occupy Kehl

Strasbourg, Thursday Jan, 5O,--
The 56th Division OF the French
army today formally occupied the
town Of Kchl on the opposite bank
Of the Rhine, from Strassbourg, in
accordance with the new armistice
terms reached Jan. IS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
Weather Forecast

Ardmore and Oklahoma: To-
night and Saturday cloudy, mod
crate temperature.
East Texas; Tonight cloudy;
Saturday probably showers, mod
crate temperature.
West Texas; Tonight cloudy,
warmer in southwest portion;
Saturday cloudy, probably show
ers in north portion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
..LODCE, KNOX AND BELFAST STRIKERS
JOHNSON JEER At SEIZE PLANT AND
COLONIAL SCHEME PUBLISH A PAPER
MARTIAL L A w PROBABLE
TO CURB OUTBREAKS IN
UNITED KINGDOM
GOVERNING POWER UPSET
Strike Movements Said to Be
Against Advice of Respective
Trades Unions-Both at Glas-
gov and Belfast Situation Con-
tinues to Grow More Serious.

gov and Belfast Situation Con-
tinues to Grow More Serious.
London, Jan. 3l-There was still
no prospect early today of any bet
tcrmcnt in the labor situation IN
the United Kingdom. II anything,
the situation, both at Glasgow and
Belfast. has become more serious.
particularly in Belfast The strike
movement is spreading to the large
industrial establishments and there
undoubtedly are signs Of coming
disorders which may entail the pro-
clamation of martial law. The situa-
tion was the subject for discussion
Of special mcetintg of the cabinet
yesterday. The board of trade also is
active in an effort to bring about
settlements. but up to this time
Withou success.
"' we" ''N'" NV inc govern
I"'.'' '' '"'' any governmental III.
reference now would be unwisc and
'''"'P' dangerous. me strike
movements are local ana againSt
inc 'u''C[ OIL 'o' respective trade
""'o'N' "",'"N,r U'eIe Is mum,
''''',' j" l'e E.t'ou' oem,nu' aq-
'"''' 'I ','e o'''c''u' IoCanU'G', II
appears '' DC %'O'r,''y oeic!cd tnat
''' '''e''c "' 'tr'Nc paV Ior tne
me" soon VIII or'nR ABOUT the col
'',r' VI '''' '.'oN'"r'u,'
'eE''',I' ''o'i' n'I'''t denictt
s,'u"'''.' G '''c'e ",'cn seems AKIN 40
@ 'l''' "!,!1u recently op'aiI'o IN "Gr-
"'p, ~, ''''1N uIIUe' 'e'o'u'ol,'Y rue
'n' Sole' '''''E po"c' "oS n'cn
us'" vs., ,['. W, :, says - hc,'!S' oiSP"'Vu ~
on' , ,,..'", ~, ~ 'le N'',he eoI'Ini'''e'
"." ', l''' ott. .c u SoNe'oo'u' nor rom
, tu, .a'S '''.['''I , c '"'rly'n'' rI,, onIouS ,
N"oT" ', " 'S ''t NV i,' 'u' Iro'
''' 'T,l,,g pL,f. Nr,lI,'L' ny,. 1l,l,.
or, De''a'' / o'i0e lle,o'eSS'
r. "'' ~ ,.o I9.N'''"'"f ,. ~, person
."'l' say : ''e o''Pa,t"' nu' tnGr'
'|P"''' committee oI Uaoc'
"''1" 'e'oe'', most OF "n0m are
''ooe,''e ana ana re'tra'neu, NOBODY
0'' Wv ''', '"",S u"''N' ne come
l't' inc ]. p3ncc ar, are neIp'Ss-, ana the GolGi
cr ~ coone,,t ';+, ,"J th o,oIi ,IS"
in nreventino disorder. and ,,y,css.
moss When str;lcrs oo 70 bo.or
to cnt off electric current no1;co ,c
comn,nv thcm Tho ,ost ,,,s,or h., ,.
Iow;no thc NOS, off;r" ,,,',v ~ ,,so ~, o,.. %"
tricity
{ "The committee has prescribed
1 limited amount OF work in certain
'''1u',''''' P'rucu''r,F Wose IN
,. 'oNC" jill IC'"''S ana warming t''
g p0oP'e' '''''" WISE ''t', Is no IN
t u1''I ''' OF coi'inercial acuVl!
z Whatever. Lest the strikers become
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
Self-Government Permitted

Paris Jan. 3l.-The agreement
reached by the allied council OF 10
on the colonial question, says a
Havas agency statement today, pro-
yidcs that territories which are SUI
ficiently civilized to give an cX-
preston OF their wishes as to the
form OF their government win be
permitted to set up such a govern
mcut under the auspices OF the
League OF Nations, obtaining either
national independence or living un-
der a protectoratc of one or other
OF the great poWcr, Arabia and
Me,opotamia are considered to be
examples OF this class.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01

DER a prOtCCtOratC OF one or Otncr
OF the great powers, ARABIA and
N''oP"'''''." "e To,'''"'''o ~ ~
In thc case of peoples INSULT
cicntly DEVELOPED for self-govern-
ment. the statement explains. the
league shall choose the power most
suitable to govern. under certain
guarantees to be fixed either by the
peace conference or the league
Professionally, the African and tn.
Far Eastern colonies shall be left
as they are now. IN control OF the
powers now occupying them.
As regards Asiauc Turkey, the
statement adds, the four great pow
crs are to undertake its admins.
tration at once, and the council o.
10 has asked the Versailles wal
council to submit a report as t.
the best troops available Tor tn,
occupation of thi, Turkish area.
ONLY Australia Opposes
.r, ,,i .,,..,.,,,,,,,, h.. ,.
'
continuing 10 MAKE Io''''I opJec
ton yesterday afternoon to th'
compromise plan of administering
the German colonies was the Aus
tralian governments says the Parl
edition of the Daily Mail today
Her delegates were declared to re
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01

London, Jan. 3l.-The critical
stage of the strike on the Clyde
was expected to be reached today
asa result OF a meeting OF the strik-
ers to receive the governments
answer to the telegram sent by the
lord provost transmitting the re.
quest for the government to inter-
vene to secure for them a 44-hour
week. (London dispatches last
night said the government had
sent a reply to the provost declin-
inc to intervene,)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01

Glasgow Jan. 31.-Several per-
sons were injured today when the
police charged a crowd OF strikers
with their batons The mounted
police were called out and a num-
Der of arrests were made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
We Can Help You Help Yourself

GUARANTY STATE BANK
OF Ardmore
Not Too Small for Large Business
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24

Ford was a witness. One hundred
Eagles was the number specified, al
though it was tacitly understood the
navy might ask for more if the emer-
gency required. In addition, II were
TO be built for the Italian govern
ment. The hulls were to be built at
the River Rogue plant, while at High
land Park much of the machinery and
auxiliary equipment was to be made
Some OF the boilers, for example, have
been built by outside interests at De-
triot under subcontract. Plans for the
Eagles were the navy's solely, it is
understood, though in the course OF
construction Ford engineers, natural
ly interested. played an active part in
changes and corrections
For the construction OF the River
Rogue plant the navy advanced every
penny. According to Rear Admiral
David w Taylor, chief OF the Bureau
OF Construction and Repair OF the
Navy. the total expenditure author
lied was S,5OO,OO0, and the sums ad-
vanced Appropriated that amount. The
site already was owned by Ford Some
dredging had to be done. but this was
accomplished largely at the expense
OF the army.
That First Launching.
Approximately four and one-hali
months elapsed before the first Eagle
took TO the water To Henry Ford's
way OF thinking. a milepost in Ameri-
can ship construction was passed at
.6:55 o'clock on the evening OF July
IL. 1918 The first flight OF
Eagle-l from her nest in the River
Rogue is said to have been as en-
tightening as il was disappointing
Unconiirmed rumor says she leaked
like sieve and had 10 be hurried
back to her dock 10 keep 1t from
sinking in the Detroit River. To pu,
the best possible construction upon
the matter. Eagle-l leaked badly, and
SPOT welding had 10 be resorted to
( The yeriest tyro of a shipbuilder
knows that ship is no; a ship with.
out a tight hull. and this was some
thing with which Henry Ford's shit.
builders had failed to endow Eagle-l
Nor was this all 1t developed
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24

to pay the Ford Motor Co, actual cost
plus 10 per cent on all material and
equipment already worked up and
completed for the 10 Cancelled Eagles,
the navy faces another item that will
run up into 100000 or Sl5,OO0,-
600 it is believed Maintenance OF
machinery alone will stand the navy
5000 year an Eagle. In addition
IS the pay roll OF the crews OF 7
officers and 6S ment And the testi-
mony of reputable Navy department
officials is that the Eagles are not
needed until the next war" and will
make pretty extensive patrol boats"
Is In company's Name.
The Ford contrast is dated March
|, 1918, and, contrary to the general
belief, is between the Navy depart
ment and the Ford Motor Co, and not
an especially incorporated subsidiary.
For the navy Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Acting Secretary, was signatory. the
Ford Cos agent was F. J. Klingen-
smith. a vice president Edscl b.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24

1918, The Worlds Work. Henry Ford
declared flatly:
-" l hate war. am a pacifist =
If there was no profit in war for any,
one, there would be no war "A is
because people can make money out
OF war that war occurs. do not be-
lieve in killing men for money to get
something that belongs TO some one
else. whether it is money or land or
the right to live in liberty and peace.
That is why will not take a cent of
profit out of the war work | am do
ing. Liberty motors, eagle boats. he'll
NETS, tractors, 1mbulances. trucks
everything we are making for the
government will be made without
profit; | will find scmc way TO give
those profits back to the government.
tor ! can not prevent the profits from
accruing. since it is impossible to de-
termine in advance just what the cost
OF everything will be, and the prices
had to be fixed in advance. But per-
sonally ! am not going to touch a
dollar Of war profits Nv share will
be carried back into the United States
Treasury. and I am hoping that other
stockholders will do the same. | can
not think OF anything worst to accuse
q. man Of than Of being a war pro-
/ fiteer'
The contract, dated March l. 1918.
says:
Should the actual cost of each
vessel in the execution Of the work
reach or exceed the sum Of S275.OOO
or such revised, estimated cost in l;er
thereof as shall be determined on ar
count OF changes the contractor
shall be paid the fixed sum fer nrofi.
OF $4,000 for each vessel Sbou,d
the actual cost be less than the es-
timated cost revised as aforesaid for
cost and changes. the contractor shall
ne paid as Profit in addition to $40
Wo tor each vessel one fourth 10
amount by which the such actual cos,
On each vessel falls shor, Of tho &C.
| timated cost revised as aforesaid
Should the department, dce:-r
70 terminate the work under this con
tract before the completion OF all YES
sells il shall give 30 days' notice
h" contractor shall he paid fn-
all work on vessels the comnlft;rp -
winch shall be abandoned tho actual
cost thereof plus 10 per cen, nrof;,
collective liability OF cor.r,,,nr
tor breach ef auaren,ics and ape.
ments as 10 material worrnoner,;,
and performance shall hc limited 70
$1,000 On each vessel" -
Probably" dds the rcrort from
which the above extracts arc taken
~ ,Sm"0 will be The minin,an "r'e
III that will accrue to hir, Tvs. No..
ne VIII return this to the Treasury
/ department at Washington / sono.
hing Detroit is most 7n>,ou, - 1o,r,
IN me past tho federal oavar.,,,, "a,
mas distinctly refused ~ off~re -
monetary piits 70 the Treasury \
matter OF f7ct. there S,a.,,q 20 \.
only ono door omen To thes, r.Lo
would reimburse the federal Govern.
mcnt. and tha, is contribution -
the conscience fund" "
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24

then or on later trial trips that Eagle
l was top-heavy, for from water line
to top of pilot house was % feet, and
the draft of feet was attained only
when the fuel-oil tanks contained
their 100 per cent quota OF $1,000 gal
Ions. Great difficulty was encount-
cred in steering, for while Eagle-l re-
sponded swiftly to her helm. the
compass was abnormally slow because
OF the extremely large percentage OF
iron and steel in the vessel. The ar
rangement of the pilot house was
found to be faulty and announcement.
There was some doubt. too, whether
the required speed OF 1875 knots could
be met. though this fear was largely
dissipated later. Unusual difficulty
also is said to have been encountered
in tuning up Eagle-l's turbine.
The summer was one long vaca-
ton on the Detroit and St. Clair riv-
ers and Lakes St. Clair and Huron.
whereas under the Ford contract she
should have been bounding down T.
boats on the other side OF the At
lantic The boosted one-a-day pro-
gram dwindled and shrank to about
one a month. Ford workmen fou-d
shipbullding a much more difficult
art than "flivver" building. Most Sc
rious OF all was their inability TO rivet.
Theory and practice proved to he
most dissimilar. and as the summer
wore on only six more Eagles were
dropped into the River ROGUE.
Six Arc Rushed Away
with winter coming on and thc
81 Lawrence threatening to freeze M
any day. navy engineers on the r-onni
at Detroit finally sent tho first -,.-~.,
away, Eagle 1 left the River Rogue
Just one week previous to the signing
OF the armistice Sh" should havo
been chasing submarines in ,hc cas-.
Atlantic a minimum Of three -ra,.hs
according 70 the contract Onlv
kagle-l received ANYTHING lie p7ssa-
BILE trial trips and co-sruu"-,t cor.
rections: Eagles ? and 7 were dis
Matched with most Of their faults as
they were launched Under his con
tract Henry Ford should have dcIiy-
cred The first hv August 10 in Mug
usi. ~ in September and q in Octo-
Der His accomplishment instead was
a paltry seven
As shinhuildnr Hcn-r Frrd seems
to h. fair engine and machinery
mako The latest official statement
OF the NAVY department on the rrop-
ress NJ the bulls : 6 ~ No,an,',ar
On that date Eagles | to 7 had been
launched: Eagles 2 ~ - INCLUSIVE
wer" y ner cent CONNECTED: while
Eagles - to II inclusive were from
~ 20 IN n"r cont co-nIa.ad = n
Fag' y to ~ it noted: 'Kecls not
laid. hni a'"rial fabricated for a. ant
% hoa's md machine-v in hrni for
a considerable rrr,hof' This ~
course VS. hoforo the pro~rarr had
ben -edncod from ion Ia m
For Henry Ford tho whole EAGLE
proposition has been one N which he
HI had everything TO gain and moth
ing TO lose-except reputation.
Theory and Practice.
Over his name. in the September
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24

throwing 100000 and more into a
sink hole"
Nothing But Millions.
Millions is the only financial term
into which the Eagle boats can be
translated. Originally estimated to
cost only $4,000, or Whereabouts. this
figure has now been increased TO
$4,000 On top OF this comes Sll2,-
600 each for armament and $4,000
for Henry Ford's profit. Thus the
items OF profit. cost OF hull and ma
chinery, and the outlay for ordnance
mount up TO $4,000 The changes
that will have to be made on the At
lantic coast before the boats are really
ready for service will easily bring
the total up to S55O.Om each. i is
estimated. The 90 thus will stand the
Navy department S33,0O0.O00. hound
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-24
LIGHT CREEPS INTO
MAKING OF EAGLES

Continued from Page One)
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
-Estai eina ant Petrograd0-
BOLSEVIKAI SMARKAUJA
sIAURINEJ RUSIJOJ.
Pradeda uzpuolimus pries tai
kininkq kariuomene.

Archangelskas, sausio 23.-
BolSeviku kariuomene ana
dienq prad6jo smarkiai apSau-
dyti amerikonQ il rusQ pozi-
cijas keliose vietose.
Suzinota, kad bolSevikai
prizes ta1kininkus SSiaurindj
Rusijoj suorganizavo valstle-
Gius ir ruoSiasi generalen O.
fensyvon Senkursko Some.
Praeita sekmadienl bolsevi-
kai atakavo amerikonQ If ru-
sQ pozicijas ties Ust Pecen-
ga. Talkininkai savo priesa-
kines linijas atitrauke atgal.
Bet svarbiausioje vietoje boil
Sevil1Q uzpuolimas atmustas
su dideliais Iems nuostoliams.
AmerikoniSka artilerija vi
sur bolsevikus. numalsina.
SiauGia dideli Salciai. Bet
neziurint to, ana diena ameri-
koniskas lakunas bombardavo
bolSevikus il patyr6 aple
svarbias ju pozicijas.
ISilgai Murmansko gelezin-
kelio rusai uzpuole Rugozerka
sodziQ If sunaikino ten visa
bolSevikq garnizon9 as4a-
ia 10 SautuvQ, kares MEDIA
gos il svarbQs dokumental.
Spejama, jog bolSevikai ruo-
Siasi generalin uzpuollman
prizes talkininkus, kad situos
"suvaryti' ! Baltqsias Jures.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
RusQ vaIstieGciiaii sukile
prieS bolSeVikus
TaIkininkai konferuOS Su
rusQ atstOValS
ESTAI IR TOLIAUS Pile
KIA BOLSEVTKUS.

LONDONAs, sausic "a
Estai oficijaliai prane$a, jogei
po bolSevikQ iyeikimo ties
Narva, estu kariuomen3 boise
vlku iSblaskytus b.rlrs vejasi
II Wis daugiau IN ra:ma ne-
laisven.
Palma daugelt bol;evllQ
ginklp ir kares medziagos.
Bolsevikai bega j visrs Sonus,
Estp priesakines sargybos at
sidurusios jan tik " 50 NY
lip nuo Petrogrado.
Nestebetina, jei Trockis Pei
rogrado komisarul zlncvjoyui
isaks miesta atiduoti be pasi
priasinimo, jei tas hUs u2pul-
tas.
Paaiski, jog he Tieni sukile
vaIstieGiai eina ant Petrogrado
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
ZiniOs IS UkrainOs

Ir paciQ yokieciq kareiyiQ
pabjurimas neapsakomas. Jie
pasigere daznai vezimuose SUI
kuria ugnis, arba laiko pralei-
dimui svaido rankines grana-
tas tuos pacius vezimus, kn-
riuos, rodos, jiems reiktu ap..
| saugoti.
Prancuzu liki1nas nezinomas.
Cia gauta ziniu, jog gen.
Bartholemy ir keliolika pran-
cuzu ar1nijos oficieri. kurie
pasileido keliauti Kiieva de-
ola pastangas pasiekti ta mics
to.
Bet labai abejjojama, lSad jie
atsiektp savo tiksla. Mes yisur
veikia bolSevikai, kurie uzkirs
jiems kelia jei ne vienur, tai
kitur.
Petlura yra bolsevikas, da-
lies valstieGiu lyderis. Bet sa-
kosi, jis neturis nieko bendra
su Maskvos bolSevikais.
Bolseviku galvazudystes.
Pasibaigus karei, sugryaas
daugeliui kareiviu is karcs
fronto il pasitraukus yoke
CLANS is kai-kuriQ Ukrainos
daily, Petlura dar labjaus at
naujino savo propaganda. VI
sur girdimos ,tik vienos NJ
musejystes. Tai Petluro yado-
vau.iissmi kalsevikai ,lzpuldiniz
ia il Judo ramiuosius gwen
tojus.
Bolsevikai uzpuldineja ru-
mus il privatinius namus IL
viska naikina. Sunaikino jie
labai daug dailes daiktQ, dau-
geli knygynu su brangintinais
veikalais.
Gi kick jie jau zmonip nj.
balabino. 49, -
Toks siandie stovis Ukrai.
noje. q
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
MONARCHISTAI PAzAN-
GIUOJA PORTUGA-
LIJoJE.
Manuelis apelides Anglia.

Paryzius, asusio %. = Su-
kile monarchistai Portugalijo-
je pazangiuoia, anot apturimQ
ziniQ.
Taippat gauta ziniu, jogei
Anglia staiga apleides il ne
zinia kur iskeliaves buves
Portugalijos karalius Manue-
lis.
Spejama, ar tik nebus jis is
keliaves kur nors arciau Por-
tugalijos. Jam norisi atgauti
sostas. Monarchistai tq sosta
jam ruosia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
ANGL1Jos DARB1NINKAI.
NERIMAUJA.
Pramatomi dideli streikai. j.

Londonas, sausio "a Vi
sol Anglijoj pakilo darbinin=
ku nerimavimai. Gelezinkeliu
darbininkai grumoja streikuo=
ii. Gal siandie ar rytoj iseis
streikan darbininkai Yorkshi-
re kasyklose.
Be kitko skotijoje (Scot-
lande) ruoSiamas generals
streikas uz 40 valandp daFba
savaiteje.
Paeiam Londone kol-kas ne
ra naujq nesutikimq tarpe dar::
bininkq ir samdytojq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
BoLsEVIKU KAREIVIAI
PAKILO PRIZES SA-
VO VADUS.
Bolsevikai apleisia Petro-
gTada.

Copenhagen, sausio %. -
Ana dienQ ruSQ bolSevikQ ka-
riuomenG paneS6 baiSQ smugl
E<tonijoj. JQ supliekt estai,
prigelb>timi SuomiQ. Estams
telio daug bolSevikQ ginklQ,
ammicijoS il viSOkioS karGS
meoAiagoS. EStai daugeli boil
$evikQ paGmG nelaisvtn. Ii
kuSioji bol$evikQ kariuoment
iSbla$kyta visomiS pus4mis.
Be kitko tuomet dar buvo
pranesta, jog tenai prizes es-
tus bolSevikQ kareivius "sil-
des" pats Trockis, pasivadi-
neS karts komisaru. Per tru-
putt cstai il j pati butQ pa
enc nelaisv6n. Eos-ne-vos
jis issigelb6jo su savo palydo-
yaiS pelketoSe apylinkGsc.
ISblaSkyti tie likuciai boise
vibQ kariuomenGs dabar susi-
junge ! burius il pakilo prizes
pacius savo vadus, kurie per-
daug zioplai vedG kareivius
prizes e>tuS il ivedG juos i
spaStuS. Sukile tie kareiviai
buriais Siandie pcrcma boise
vikQ prieSininkQ pusen. II
jic jau Siandie vcikia ne prizes
ramiuosius gyventojus, bet
prizes paGiuS bOlSevikus auto
kratus.
Tokios zinios pareina is Pet
rogrado. Cia spejama, jogei
viSoj Pabaltijoj bOlSeviku ka-
riuomen9 atsikreips prizes sa-
vo vadus. Jei tas ivyktQ, tuo-
met daugelis zmoniQ 'gyvasGiQ
butQ iSgelb6ta laip Lietuvoj,
taip LatvliOl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
MIRE BUVUSIS KOREOS
IMPERATCRIUS.

Tokyo. >au$io 22+4.-Staiga
nuo apopIekSiios mird buvuSis
KoreoS imperatoriuS y: Hem.
Ejo IS metu>. 1907 metals .jis
paSitraukt nuo SoSto. PO 10
KoreoS soStQ buvo uz6mes mi
rusio ipedinis Vi Syek. Val
doyavo ligi 1910 metQ. Sitais
metals Japonija FG>i&aviro
Korea If Sails neteko SOsto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
PARYzTUJE DIDEJA PIX,
TADARysTES.

Paryzius, Sausio 24.-Cionai
yra sukeliave visokiQ tautQ
if visokios rQSies kareiviQ.
Tad piktadaryb6s naktimis
nuolat did6ja. Daznai pasitai-
ko uzpuolimQ ant praeiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-24
NEDUoDA soCIJALIS-
TAMs PASPoRTU.

New York, sausio 24.-Kaip.
vakar is eia Europon turajo.
iskeliauti trys socijalistai, A.
merikos socijalistQ partijos at.
stovai, j tarptautine SOCIALISM
konferencija sveicarijoje.
Vakar is Washingtono.
jiems buvo pranesta, jog tai
ke1ionei, negausia pasportp