davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-24
PULLING TOGETHER.

A single thought is today in the minds of every
man who attended the get-together smoker in
Americus last night, and that is
Sumter county has found ITSELF has discov-
cred that cooperation necessary progress and
that the time for progress has arrived.
AS result, Sumter county is going to build a
packing plant The spirit that does things of that
sort and that magnitude was bubbling from the
heart of every present last night, and it was
apparent that there was unanimous agreement upon
the desirability of packing plant
1t has been said that in the past there has been
too much pulling apart, instead of pulling together,
in Sumter county No community ever got any
where without pulling together, and the men of
Sumter county appear to realize the necessity of
cooperation now more than ever before
A greater meeting than that last night, at
which big things may be expected to happen, will
be held in two weeks-ThursdayN Nov. 6, from 4
to o'clock at the court house If you want to see
spirit and real action be at that meeting. 1t will
do your heart good, and make you proud you are
a citizen of Sumter county
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-24
What Other Editors Say
BEST TO STAY OUT OF TROUBLE.

Georgia negroes who offered high wages
and free railroad fare to work in the steel mills
strike breakers had best stay at home. They would
be going into the midst of trouble
The steel men invited trouble when they be-
gan importing negroes as strike breakers Race
ceiling was already cropping out in Ohio Illinois,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia aud this will be
intensified when the negro appears as strike
breaker.
Our dispatches today tell of threatened race
riots at Youngstown, and these may be expected
to spread to other districts When they come, the
negroes will be outnumbered and helpless and the
worst may be feared.
1t only last week that it was discovered
that negroes were going north in large numbers
from this immediate section. So far as we are
informed, The Sentinel was the first newspaper to
publish the fact. 1t developed later in news from
the strike district that the negroes were being i'm
ported and used as strike breakers. Those who GO
will go into trouble, besides facing the rigors of
Northern winter at it's beginning. Senti-
mel.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-24
THE COAL STRIKE SITUATION.

Governor William L. Harding of Iowa, has
sent telegram to the governors of all coalproduc-
ing states requesting them to attend meeting to
discuss plans for obtaining arbitration of the threat
ened bituminous coal strike.
With the approach of Nov l. the day set for
the strike hope of averng this catastrop phe is stead
lily diminishing. John L. Lewis president of the
United Mine Workers of America, has announced
that the strike order will not be rescinde1 unless
the operators first meet all demands including the
hve-day week. On the other hand Thomas F.
Brewster, president of the National Coal Operators
association, has refused to submit the controversy
to arbitration unless the miners first return work
and also yield in advance some of their most inn
portant demands.
The dispute, therefore seems to have reached
deadlock, and, since argument and other per-
suasive methods have apparently failed, the ques-
ton which must be decided, and decided quickly,
is whether the American people are to be compel
ed without any fault whatever on their part to suf-
fer the tremendous losses and dangers which must
inevitably result from this proposed stoppage of
soft coal production, involving it will the suspen-
sion of rail and steamship transportation and of
practically all of the countrys manufacturing in
dustries; or whether congress will, by immediate
legislative action make this and other similar
strikes impossible
The general public has suffered long and pa
tently from the evils of utterly unbridled strike
and lockout methods Moreover ample time has
been afforded for employers and employees to ar
range, if possible for the peaceabe settlement of
their quarrels, but without avail But one practical
BILE method of dealing with the matter seems to re-
main, and that is antstrike arbitration cling
legislation Rome is burning and our national and
state legislatures must stop hddling and do some
legislation
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-24
SPEEDY MAIL SERVICE
mel.

Of late Postmaster General Burleson has been
inclined (why no one but him knows) to push out
his breast with pride and brag about the 'eficien-
cy'' of the mail service
An example of fast mail service between AL
bany and Dawson is calculated to further tickle his
vanity and enhance the good opinion of the service
the postof1ce department is rendering the public.
There has recently been received by a Dawson
firm piece of mail matter that was en- route from
Albany to this place, distance of less than Is
miles, sixteen days. 1t bore the Albany postmark
with the date plainly stamped on it, leaving nc
doubt to the time it mailed there and of its
delivery here.
1t is such occurrences this, such unmistak-
able evidences of promptness and efficiency, that
make the public so enthusiastic over Mr. Bureson
and the unparalleled manner in which he is handl-
ing their mail.-Dawson News.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-24
MAIDENS FAIR.

IN old time books the damsels swooned when
e'er they had occasion; and when with loving
knights they spooned it was with shy evasion.
They were such coy and modest things hoari
romance discloses, that if you spoke Of wedding
rings they d blush to beat the roses. They Ian
guished in their virgin bowers, embroidering
crocheting, or spent the long and luscious hours
the spinet softly playing. They all were known
as females" then, the maid and wife and wildly;
and when girls looked on bearded men, it made
them pale and giddy. But times have changed;
no more we greet the girls of Scott and Cooper;
hut in the modern tale we meet the woman
known as super" She doesn't care picayune
for dilcimer or needle; you couldn't coax this girl
to swoon, no odds how much you wheedle. To
her the old time arts seem vain and old trad-
tons phony. She goes up in an airplane or rides
a bucking pony. She struck our fiction with rush
and when yarn is finished, it is the bearded men
who blush and hide their heads diminished |
know it's treason, if not rot, but tired of wo-
super, | long for bushing bellies of
Scott, and swooning girls of Cooper
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-24
LANSING BURROWS, GENTLEMAN.

The state of Georgia lost one of its gentlest
sweetest and most human ministers of the gospel
when Dr. Lansing Burrows died in Americus few
days ago.
He was well known all over the state he had
many near and dear friends right here in Atlanta
DR.. Burrows was a man of God in the purest
sense of the word tolerant of the views of others
considerate of the feelings of his fellow men and
ndulgent of their faults. though kindly critical
He was one with brave mission, and he died
full of good works.
DR.. Lansing Burrows set much store by the
good old name of gentlemanI-James B. Nevin,
IN the Atlanta Georgian
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-24

ism in Russia. Of course the men who are pre-
pairing to finance this loan may be influenced in the
matter to certain extent by their desire for the
overthrow of Russian BoIshevism, but it is hardly
likely that they would actually undertake to put
through loan of such large proportions unless
they had full assurance of Kolchak's ultimate sue
cess. naf5ys
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-24
ALLIES TO FINANCE KOLCHAK.

he All-Russia Government at Omsk, Siberia,
is to be extended big credit-possibly as much as
$4,000, ,OOO-by international banking svndi-
cate consisting of American, British and possibly
French bankers, details of which are to be made
public within few days. The American share Of
the loan will it is said, be at least S 900 600
lhe plan does not involve the offering of bonds to
the public but merely the establishment of com
mercial credit for the benefit of the KolcbaL Gov,
ernment.
The steps which are being taken in tbis mat
ter by the bankers of the Allied countries indicate
perhaps even more strongly than the current new,
dispatches from Russia that Kolchak and the otbe,
anti-Bolshevik generals are making real and decis
i've progress in their attempt to overthrow soviet
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-24
WHY NOT?

Why not have a J. P. c. Union9 There are
enough Just Plain Citizens in the country to form
quite sizeable and helpful rganization.-Albany
Herald
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-07-10
Politeness Pays.

A bright-eved little boy in sailor
suit saluted the occupants of pass
ing motor car so quantity that they
stopped to give him sixpence.
you're very polite, little fellow y
the lady motorist said. "Do you sa-
lutte all the strangers who pass in the
same way?'
''No, no, ma'am, only motorists y
the boy stammered, lingering his six
pence nervously. "Father says I'm
to be polite to them, because motor
cars bring him trade"
The lady seemed disappointed.
What is your fathers trade, my
little man? Does he repair motor
cars?"
t'No, ma am; he's an undertaken .
was the little fellows response.-T
Bits.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-07-10
Internal Warfare.

Johnny was feeling peevish, and it
was most unusual for him to be out
of sorts. Mother was anxious to know
what the matter was. II feel aw-
full inside." groaned Johnny. What
do YOU think it is?" asked mother.
"Oh," walled Johnny, Il had French
peas and German sausages at auntie S
Yesterday and now they seem to be
fighting along my whole front"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-07-10
THRILLING STORY
OF ALRlMENS GAMBLE
AGAINST ELEMENTS

decidedly serious" And again: For
some little while past there has been
distinct evidences of electrical dis
turbances.'
Then comes a description of two
thunderstorms successfully evaded-
"set down quite simply and more or
less in the form of diary as Cen
Maitland promised at the head of his
log.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-07-10
Kills Friend.

New York, July demonstrating
to his friend Thomas Black, how
Dempsey knocked out Willard, An
thony Wasielewski, of Brooklyn, to-
night tapped Black on the jaw
Black dropped to the pavement dead
Wasielewski was arrested on tech
nical charge of homicide.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-07-10
Truth in Error.

For the work of an absolutely in
spired compositor we are indebted
to the Boston Transcript-''The doc
tor felt the patients purse and de-
clared there was no hope. london
ODiniOn.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-01-23

oaa necessity life left to the starving peo2
which have been raYaSed D.
Il =. ard he fk
ctidynn The point CT death fof
body and soul ogethef WI
y insufficient relief funds Ado
famine vii be raised J
the Rcef in The Near East mir
500 0ceosn having he>n ped cd to this work.
Southwestern campaign
etnss a.sisg h OF IT,. see 06009
Cleveland County herald., 1919-01-23
Tax Collectors Notice

Notice hereby given that will be the following places
days nmel the plrp Of collecting taxes of Cleye
land county Arkanas for the Ni4eeen Eighteen 1885,
~ ,se Townshiploo mn Store Monday January 20, 1e1
Fd'd Township Mason Post Office 700 monday jan
rs 90 1919
daud Township New Enbug Tuesday, January 81 191 u
Rs and Tow hipA, Lebanon &C Tuesday January q
1919
Kagslard Town hip Kingsand Wednes lay January % 1919
Saline Towoshp Post Office Thursday January % 1919
urtican Township Wooridges Store Monday, January Jam
u,ry o. 1919
Harper IownshpJ P. Haptrs Store Tuesday, Jaluary g
1919
Miller Townsip-Rowe Post Office Boyds Store Forenoon
We lnesday. january % 1919
Miller TownsE Post Office Wilson'S Store AT
" Wednesday janunry %, 1919
lag' wnshp io,ver's Sch oo House Forenoon Thursda
Jnuary 30 1919
lldia qownship-J R. Wills, Store Afternoon Tharslay
Whitovlle Township ST Cray Store Randall Post Office
Friday January 81 1919
bowman Township Mt Zion Monday February g. 1919
Jac Township Hanss New School House Tuesday Feb.
ruary 4 1919
Nvvn rownshp-I r. School :Iouss Wednesday, Febrary s.
1919
WaisaoS Tvaao Gteens saop Thurs lay Feoraary s 1919
Nit lOxnshp-Foedo Thursday, February Z 1919
isoa Iowasaip-Rson Cieyeaei Couny House
&. 1919
and remain and collect The 10th day of Apr
1919 after whca day Legal Penalty will be collected on all taxes
remaining unpaid the law directs.
All Taxpayers are hereby notified that
hey n1uss furnish the Tax Collector a
corr sctlist of the numbers of their land.
John [. Smith,
Sheriff and Collector.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-01-23

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bread an1cas we PROVIDE 1t and 1ou1
hundred t-!2lsa-,d O. tam are orphaned
children, lttic nlaro than babies, help
less, resouree53ss> hungry. Seventeen
dollars wear vii. keep the breath Of
lis IN orr of 41,oee er,ac;ated bodies.
r this were The end CT the stcrr.
n,aa fiendishaoss would make aid
Cleveland County herald., 1919-01-23

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Cleveland County herald., 1919-01-23
ER u B-ENYa MI

Will cure your Rheumatism
Neuralgia, He daches, Cramps,
Colo, Sprains. Bruises, Cuts and
Rnras, Old Sores, Stings OF Insects
Etc. Aalisept:e Aneayle, q I'd in.
sss.'al'y eaa externally. psjce 2ss.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-01-23

Every &c Lax subscribed
goes 60 t....@ sss.ief
Work
All evpensss a%s Eri-
vatr4y met
All funds sre e. h'ed
through the liz as,
raeat OK State
All funds are dsstvia.
rsed through Il, s.
Consnls us American
Agencies
Our Covenants ns Is pre-
vsated from giving aid
The Red Cross Is not
organized fcs Relief
Work III sh~- sections
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
GAL PATEKS DVI MOTERI
PARLAMENTAN.
Parlamentas susirinks 81 me-
nesi.

Londonas, sausio 3.-Angli
jos naujan parlamentan iSrink-
ia viena moteris atstov6. Tai
grafien6 Markiewicz. Apie
tai jau tikrai zinoma. Bet
Kensingtono rinkimu apskri-
tyj balsavimQ pasekmes dar
tikrai nezinomos. Tenai kan
didavo pulk. Lucas. Prizes pat
rinkimus jis mire. Tad rinki-
muose 10 vieta uzeme jo mote
ris-nasl6. Rasi, jinai ir bus is
rinkta atstovu parlamentan.
Tuomet Anglijos parlamente
butQ dvi moteri.
Parlamentas, turbut, susi-
rinks Sio sausio pabaigoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
KRUvINos RIAUsES
VARsAVoJE.
AZ. .,zmones uzmusta gatvese.

Londonas, sausio 2. = Ana
diena Valsavoje pakilo lenkll
bolsevikai,. sukurstyti russl
.belsavSkp agentp. GatyA:e,,s- sn-
k6l6 riauSes. Pareikalavo pa
liuospoti is kalejimo suimtus
kelis rusu bolsevikQ agentus
propagandistus. Prizes JUGS
pasiQsta lenkQ kariuomene.
Susiremimuose zuvo AZ EMO
mes. Per dvi dieni gatvese
saudytasi.
Dabar VarSavoje tai tilIra
kares stovykla. Gatvemis mar
do raitarija, vazineja lengvoI
artilerija. Visos svarbesnes
gatv6s patroliuojamos.
Varsayon, kaip pranesama,
atkeliaves lenlSq tautos veike-
jas Paderewski, kurs, sakoma,
nuziuretas kaipo pirmutinis
Lenkijos respublikos prezf=
dentas. Su atkeliavimu tad II
prasidejusios neramybes. - .--
Nuo dabar lenkai tad IT,
nusprende pakelti mirtina kos
va prizes rusp bolsevikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
TRYS zMONES PRAVESIA
TAXA.
PrancHija turi ziureti savo
reikalu.

Paryzius, sauSio 2.-Prancu-
~ parlamentas pertraukG Sc
sijQ npapribuotam laikui.
Is pariamento debatu pa
aiSk6jo, kad pasaulin taika
pravesiQ trys zmon6s - pre-
zidentas Wilsonas, Anglijos
premieras Lloyd George If
PrancuzijoS- premjeraS Gle
menceau.
TcGiau kaikuriuOse klausi-
muoSe jie neturi vienodQ pa
zirlrp. Is Clemenceau kalbos
suprantama, kad Prancuzija
privalo stipriai apsidrausti is
rytQ, kad ateityje neatsikar-
totV klastingas vokieciu uz-
puolimuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
$1,000 RAUDONUJV PAIN
IA NELATSVEN.
Cekams-slOvakamS teko mil2i-
niSkas grobis.

Vladivostokas, Sau>iO ,. -
Nesenai buvo trumpai pranc&-
ia, kad nuo bolSeviiQ atimta
mieStaS Perm. UralQ kalnuo-
Sc, il. paimta nelaiSvtn kelioli-
ka tuk<tan6iQ boI&evikQ karei-
vim.
! tQ ziniQ gal kaS mazai do
mos atkreip1. Bet Stai daha.'
GekQ-sIovakQ armijos vyTian-
sias vadaS, gen. G0ida, pra-
mesa. kud 81 Perm pa1mimu
sunaikinta visa bol>eviIlQ ar
mia SiberijoS ironte.
Paimta rpIai>vtn $1,000 bol-
Seviku kareiviQ il SarvuotaS
traukiniS, kuriame buvo pats
bolSevikQ galva LeninaS. Jis
tptiau >uSp@io paSprQ>tl. JlS
buvo i Perm apylinkeS nuke
liaveS SuStiprinti savo korel-
viz dva>iQ.
Gen. Gaida vadovauja ten
ne tik Gekams-SlovakamS, bet
il ruSamS, kariauianliem>
prizes bolSeviku>.
Be paminttQ holSrviku nelai-
svip gen. Gaida armjja nuo
boISeviku patmd 5000 gele-
zinkeliQ vagonQ, 12O Iauko ar
motu, 1000 kuIkaSvaidzlQ, u
automobiliu, kelis Sarvuotus
traukinius. kelis tukstancius
arkliu If daugeli visOkioS ka-
res medziaGOS.
Tarpe nelaiSviQ yra keli zy-
mus boISevikQ vadai, tos u
armijos sovieto nariai.
Pc Sito smugio Sitam fronte
boISevikai neatSitaiSvS II
jiems tad veikiau priSiartlns
paskutiniS galaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
BARUCH PASITRAUKE IS
TNDUsTRIJos TARYBos.
McAdoo apleis vieta Sestadienll

Washington, sausio Pa
sibaigus 1918 metams dauge-
lis valdininkQ pasitrauke IS
uzimamp vietQ, kokios buvo
isteigta kar6s metu. Kai-ku-
rios tos vietos su Naujais Me-
tais visai panaikintos. Kitose
pamainyta valdininkai.
PaSitrauk6 is uzimamos vie
tOs Baruch. Jis buvo kar6s
industriios taryboje pirminin-
ku.
Paliko savo vietas il pini-
gyno sekretoriaus asistentas
Love il gelezinkeliQ admins
tr0cijoS valdininkas Lovett.
Generals gelezinkeliu di-
rektorius McAdoo apleis uz-
imamQ vietQ ateinanti SeSta-
dieni. Kaip Siandie ar rytoj
bus paskirtas naujas direkto-
rius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
LenkQ kariuonlene tik uz SO
myliQ nuo Berlyno
LENKAI NEPERTOLIAU-
STA NUO BERLYNO.
Paeme kelis miestus If mar
Suoja toliaus.

Berlynas, sausio s. LenkQ
stipri kariuomenG is Poseno
provincijos iSilgai gelezinke-
Iio briaujaSi ant Berlyno. ~
not aptur6tQ Gia ziniQ, lenkai
pokcliui paGmc keliS vokieciQ
mie>tu>.
LenkQ ~markuS veikimas
Gia paktlt trukSmQ. Eietos
valdzia nusprend6 imties visQ
SalimQ priemoniQ if sulaikyti
lcnkQ zygiavimQ.
Lenkai patmG miestQ Frank
tort ties upe Oder. Is ten tik
80 myliQ i Berlynq. Visur jie
sutinka SilpnQ vokieciQ pasi-
prieSinimQ.
MieStq PoSen pagaliau uz6-
mu>i lenLV kariuomen6 II te-
mai nueinkIavusi 10000 vokie-
&iu kareiviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
TTALAI PASIRENGE INEI.
II BAVARIJON.
Norma pakenkti bolsevikizmo
siautimui.

Copenhagen, sausio 3. -
Skaitlinga italy armija Su-
traukiama prieSaiS Innsbruck,
Austrijoje. IS Berlyno prane-
Sama, jog tas daroma su tikslu
marSuoti ant Bavarijos sosti-
mes Municho.
Berlyne pasakojama, kad
jei pietinej Vokietijoj inns la
bjauS siauSti bolSevikizmas,
tuomet italai isibriaus Bava-
rijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
S. v. TRANSPORTS W.
PLAUKE ANT SEKLUMOS.

New York, sausio 3.-Suv.
Valstiju transportas Northern
Pacific su 2,481 kareiviu, tarp
kurip 1871 yra sergantis II
suzeistas, ana diena, pakilus
baisiai audrai Americas pax
rasGiuose, uzplauk6 ant seklu-
mos netoli Fire Island.
Tuojaus pasiusta pagelba.
Bet kareiviams negrumoJo
joks pavojus. Northern Pa
cific plauk6 is Europos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
Prizes LEN1NA PAKILO.
VALSTIEcIAI.
simtai valstiecip iszudyta.-

Londonas, sausio 2. Mas:
'1vos apksrityj, kaip pranesaz-
ma, bolSevikams. darosi labai
'zarsta, mes prizes Lenino va1s
lila pakilo rusai valstieciai:
Praeito gruodzio pradziojs
valstieciai pradejo nerimauti.
Paskui pakele maistus pries.
savo skriaudejus ir isnaudote-
Jus - bolsevikus. 80
Bolsevikq valdzia prizes sl,-
kilusius valstieeius tuojaus
pasiunte raudonaja gyardis9
su artmotomis ir kulkasvai=:
dziais. Sta atliko to, kas jaI
buvo isakyta. simtus valstis
Giu issskerde. Daugeli sodzisT
sudegino If viska suIygino su
zeme.
siandie tad rusai valstieciai
cali pasidziaugti socijalista
"roiuni Tuo tarpu LeniS
no valdzia save vadina sIiau
dies" valdzia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
AIRIJA PASISKELBS
NEPRIKLAUSOMA.
Bus pasiQsti atstovai taikos
kongresan.

DublinaS, sauSlO Z VlS0s
Airijos akys Siandie atkreip-
tos ] Sim FeineriQ organiza-
ella, kuri savo rankose turl
visus Airijos reikalus. Is tos
organizacijos 73 nariai isrink-
ii atstovais Anglijos parla-
mentan. Siandie tie atstovai
tvirtina, kad jie neisiQ Angli-
JOS parlamentan.
Tai kqgi jie veiksiq?
! Sitq klausimq niekas ne
gall atSallyti If todel su zin-
geidumu lukeriuoja, kQ tie
nauji atstovai prades.
Sp6jama, kad Jie neuzilgo
paskebsiQ airiu tautos poll
tila. Yra zinoma, kad jie nus
kirsiq atstovus taikos konfe-
rencijon. Taippat zinoma, kad
iei iie neisia Anglijos parla-
mentan, tai isteigsia nuosava
parlamentq, kurs veiks Airl-
jos vardu.
Jau siandie tie sinn-feineriai
praneSa, kad jei Anglia pra-
d6sianti JUGS persekioti, tuo-
met visoj Airijoj busias pakel-
tas generals darbininkp strei-
kas. Sustreikuosia il zemdlr-
biai. Nuo to streiko daugiau-
sia nukent6sianti patti Angll-
ia.
Sinn-Feineriai reikalauja kad
Anglia paliuosuotQ is kaleJl-
mu visus airius, suimtus kali
po politillos prasizengelius.
Kai kuriuos Anglia jau pa
liuosavo.
Anglijos vyriausybe ! ta al
riQ veikima kol-kas ramiai ziu
ri. Negali Airijos spausti
Anglia s6tiko su prezidentt
Wilsono visais tai6os princi
pals. Gil tuose principuose pa
zymeta, kad pc kares kiekvie
ma atskiri tauta turi gaut
laisve If apsisprendima saval'
reilSalais.
Taigi sulig tn principq al
rial elgiasi il Anglia atsidu
rusi keblan padejiman tue
zvilgsniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
RIAUsEs WASHINGTONE.

Washington, sausio 3. =
NaujQ MetQ dienoje sufragie-
tds m6gino deginti prez. Will
sono kalbas, pasakytas Euro
pole. Tai ivyko Lafayette par
Ike. Teciau zmoniQ minia ne
leido JOINS ta daryti. Pakilo
riaus6s. Kelios sufragietGs su-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
PRANcUzAI EINA ANT
KIJEVO.

Londonas, sausio 2. Ru
munp il ukrainu laisvanorir
armijja If prancuzt kariuome
ne is Rumunijos marsuojs
ant Kijevo, Ukrainos sosti
nes. Eina tiesiog per Besara
bija.
Is Odesos pranesama, kae
prahcuzQ tikslas paimti save
1ontrolen gelezinkeli, jungian
ii Odessa su Kijevu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
ARBA s GENITAL ARBA
BANKRUTIJIMAS.

New York, sausio 3.-Eietos
pozeminiQ gelezinkeliu kom-
paniia praneS6, kad zmon6S NJ
vazin6jjima tais gelezinkeliais
privalq moketi s centus, arba
kompanija lures subankrutyti.
Tas pat esq ir su vir$utiniais
gelezinkeliais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
BOMBU MEPYMAs - TAI
BoLsEVIKU DARBAS.

Philadelphia, Pa, sausio. 3.
Pc pametimo keliu bombu IL
apgriovimo kelly nanny vietos
policija dabar saugoja visus
didesniuosius bustus. Fedora
liai agentai iesko piktadariQ.
Polieijos virSininkas Mills
tvirtina, kad tai bus bolseviku
darbas. Cia ju privise dauge-
lis. Kaikurie pasivadine rusQ
bolSeviku sovietu komitetnin-
kais.
Visi socijalistai -agitatoriai
papuole 'policijos prieziuron.
Jie paeiliui bus Saukiami po-
licijos ofisan ir lures pasisa-
kyti, kur jie yra buve If ky
veike tq naktl, kuomet buvo
pamesta kelios bombos ivai-
riose miesto dalyse.