davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29

tenth year. But of 115S applications for divorce, he found, for example, that F were by persons married less than year 9 by those married less than two years, 145 between two and five years, 375 from five to ten years, and 595 ten years.
 In nearly two-thirds Of these cases there was either none or only enc child in the home, and in only 8 very few was there a large family of children. He concludes that chil- dren are the best antidote for ii vorce.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29

was adopted by family outside the city. Mary and Bridget were sent to the home of the Servite Sisters.
 Charles ran away to the southwest, where he grew to manhood and be came a business man at Bisbee.
 For years he conducted a quiet search for his sisters. Finally a week ago he came to Chicago and was re- united with Mrs. Schneider after 3S years.
 q never learned what became of Bridget" she said When l became old enough to seek her I could find no records and all the Servite Sisters were gone"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
London Paper Will Start Fund to Aid ''Pussyfoot' Johnson

LONDON, Nov 28.-As a token of admiration for pluck, courage and unfailing good nature," the Evening News has opened a testimonial for William E. (PussyfooD Johnson, with a subscription of 100 pounds sterling. The newspaper says money will not compensate for the loss of his eye and the suffering MT. Johnson has endured, but a. tribute of practical sympathy from many thousands of London people will be some acknowl- edgement that on this side of the water we admire a white man."
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
REFusE PASSPORTS

SAN ANTOIO, Tex, Nov. 2S- Mexican Consul de la Mata, station ed here, tonight received telegram from Jose N Marcias, president Of the National University of Mexico, that passports had been refused to Mrs. Eugenia Torres Melendez and Miss Hermilla Galindo, delegates to the Pan-American round table con ference which meets here next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29

Examination of a record of di- yorce cases covering a period of ten years prior to the war shows that 3S45 out of total of SIPS mar. riages which were dissolved in the divorce courts, or approximately 40 per cent, were childless.
 Sir George Lewis also finds that if the married couple can success fully get through the tenth year of married life, the danger of divorce occurring after that is apnreciably diminished and grows less and less.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
CONFINES IN GLOBE

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 2S.-United States court for the distric. Of Ari- zona will convene in Globe Monday next for session of three weeks, ac- cording to officials of the United States marshars office and of the United States district attorneys of flee who were tonight preparing to leave for Globe. Judge w. H. Saw telle of Tuscon will preside.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
CONVENTION DEC. 6.

PHOENIX. Arlz., Nov. 2S.-Plans were under way tonight for the first state convention of the United Amer jeans, branch of a national organ ization to fight radicalism. The con yention will be held Dec. 6, the chief purpose being to effect state or ganization of societies formed in Phoenix. Tuscop, Bisbee, Douglas and elsewhere.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
REcLASSIEY LAND

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 2S.-The gov ernment has reclassed as non-mineral the Valentine Script location in Pi- ma county, formerly adjudged miner al lands at the request of the New Cornelia Copper company, it was an nounced today by United States land office officials. saying the mining company proposes 10 use the lands as a minsite.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
HORSES KILLED

NOGALES, Ariz., Nov. 2S.-Four horses were killed here today in a corral stable of the Tenth United States cavalry when the power wire
 was torn from pole by high~wind and fell across | barb wire fence surrounding the corral. The horses ran against the charged fence wire.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
ROOF TORN OFF.

The roof of the house belonging to M. c. Benton, Tombstone canyon, was completely torn off on the north side during the high wind of Thurs day evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
DELAYED BY STORM.

It was reported yesterday that three young women, whose names are unknown, and who journeyed to Douglas Thanksgiving Day, were caught in the storm of that night, when their machine became mired, and and were forced to remain in the wind and snow until late yesterday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
EARrHouAKE SHOCK FELT.

Many Bisbee residents reported yesterday that they had felt a sligh' earthquake shock during the storm The hour given is about the same AS that when the shock was felt al San Francisco, Cal
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
BACK TO PHOENIX.

Attorney Struckmeyere of Phoenix, who has been in Bisbee for several days on business, returned home yes terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
SCRIBE PASSES THROUGH.

Chet Johnson, formerly Of the ed itorial staff of the Review, who IS now with the Tucson Star, passed through the district yesterday on his way to Tucson from Douglas. lie was in Douglas yi.II@c friends over the holidays.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
MAcH,MAKER REURNs.

Matchmaker shannon, of the rue son Athletic club, attended the fights in Douglas on Thursday and passed through the district yesterday on ms way home.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
LADIES AID BAZAAR.

Announcement was made yester- day that the Ladies' Aid of the Bap- tist church will meet at o'clock Thursday afternoon, when those who are requested to bring their dona- tions for the bazaar which is being planned.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
nAprIer CONFERENCE.

Rev. H. o. Morton state secretary of the Baptist convention, will hold q conference at the First Baptist church Sunday morning at which everyone interested is invited to at tend.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
I'M FROM MOUNTAINS.

Richard McCutcheOn. well-known pioneer and prospector, came in from the mountains yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
p. D. OFFICIAL ILL.

It was reported here yesterday that Thomas O'Brien. assistant gen e-al manager of the Phelps-Dodge corporation at Dawson, N. M, is se- riously III with pneumonia.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
pIcsKtNNERs GO BACK.

The members of the Douglas too'- ball team, together with a number or rooters. returned to the Shelter Guy yesterday. The bad weather oi Thursday night prevented their re- turn then.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
C O OFFICIAL VISIT.

P. c. Beckett, general manager of the Phelps-DOdge corporation, and 4. T. Thomson, assistant to the pres ident, were in town yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
COUNTY ATTORNEY IN sIsREE.

M. l. McKelligon, assistant county attorney, was in Risbee yesterday on hueiness connected with his office.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
cARTooNIsT BACK.

Frank Walsh, well-known locai cartoonist returned yesterday from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
u. S. MARSHAL HERE.

J. A. Wilmoth. deputy United States marshal, was in town yester- day from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
NIGHT NURSE ILL.

Mrs. T. McGraw, night nurse at the Copper Queen hotel, is seriously ill at the hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
PYTHIAN SISTERS

Lily Temple No. 3 meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday evening of each month at odd Fellows hall Visiting sisters are cordially invited
 ELSIE GALLEY, M E. C.,
 Phone S04.
 LILLE VINSON, M. O. R. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
MCDONALD IN CITY.

Sheriff James Mcdonald came m from Tombstone yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
RE E EA.HELLY

MINNEAPOLIS - Father Fran cis A. Kelly of Albany, N. r., win ner of the D. s. c. while army chaplain in France, has been chosen spiritual head of the American Legion.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-29
Tips Of the I'OWy1
DEPORTATION ATTORNEY HERE.

Will Burgess. prominent Fl Paso attorney, was in town yesterday.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
EPISKOPALAI PAGERBS
BELGU KARDINoLA.
Protestantai rengiasi prie
manifestaciju.

Detroit, Mich, Spal. II. -
Cia * viSos AmcrikoS Suvazla-
We proteStantQ epiSkopalQ haz-
nyGios vySkupai. Jie turf Gia
Savo konvenciiq.
Sito SpaliQ m3nesio 10 ir 20
d. Si miestQ aplankyS belgQ
kardinolaS Mercier. TaSai pro-
tc>tantu epiSkopalu vySkupQ
Suvaziavimas tad nutarG iSkil-
mingai kardinolQ paSitikt il
paSvcikinti.
70 negana. ProteStantQ Wy
Sbupai dar plenuoia tQ gar
bingQ >veGia pakviesti Savo su-
Sirinkiman if paklauSyti jo
kalbo>.
ProtcStantQ cpiSkopalQ Su-
vaziavimas padalintas ! du
Skyriu arba butu. Nicnam Su-
Sirinkime darbuojaSi vieni Wy
Skupai, kitam-gi papraStiell
dvaSiSkiai ir paSauliniai atSto-
Val. Sakoma, kardinoIa> huSiQS
pakvieSta> pakalbGti ir pasta
rain Suvaziavimo Skyrium.
Be to, Gia didcIcS i$kilmybeS
kardinoIui renGia mieSto val
dyba ir kataIillai gyventojai.
KardinoIQ pasitikS 10000
victo> IT. apylinkG>e gyvcnan-
GiQ belgQ. Parodavimc gatve-
mis- dalyvau> >kaitlingo> belgQ
draugijoS:
Prize didcIiQ manifeStaciiQ
rcngiaSi viSaS mic>taS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
ITALIA APGALVOJUSI
NAUJUS PLENUS.
Fiume, kaipo buforine viespa-
tiEa.

Washington, spal. -. -Cia
gauta ziniu, jog Italijos Wy
riauSyb6 SumaniuSi dar vienQ
daiktq Fiume reikale.
Kadangi Italijos vyriausybG
negali * Fiume iSkrauStyti
lakuno d'Annunzio su jai pa
taikaujanGia kariuomene, tad
il pirmiau buvo sumaniuS ta
mieStq paimti savo globon il
j atStovauti tautu SQiungoic
Talkininkai teGiauS neSuti-
IkO. -
Tad dabar Italia skclbia
naujuS plenuS. Sake is Fiume
ir jo apyIinkiQ turi but iSteig-
to nnnri;I,usomo vicSpatiia
IN; hntu huforini vieSnatiia
ta,.po ItaIiioS ir JugoSlaviio<.
Nozini, kahn to1kininkoi at-
,H ; H;+,,oa n,,,;,,, nlorny
pat - :; .on;,n n,I,,+;na; ;,,,
hn,.o ~ n,,,.,,rnnJo n,iost, Ti,,mo
,1,rvti to,ntautiniu
L,;oI. 5;nor,o l,I,r7nos
IJ,,nn,,n1;o iooo,.no;, v;,oI,;rs
,,,.,,,.. ..,,,,,,,,,,,,I. r.. twin
~, .: ,ta'; 1-;,,s
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
MIESTE GARY SUARES-
TUOTA 40 RAUDONUJQ.
Is ju keli bus pastatyti
kares telsman.

Mieste Gary reguliar6 ka.
riuomen6 vakar keliose vietose
atliko keletq uzpuolimQ prizes
raudonuosius gaivalus If atlikc
kratas.
SuareStuota 40 svetimsaliQ
Kai-kurie is ju sak6si esa revo,
liucijonieriai ir Amerikon pa,
siusti vietos raudoniesiems pa,
gelb6ti nuversti Sios Sales Wy,
riausybe.
Su suareStuotais paimta apie
5000 svarQ ivairiQ raStQ, kur'
stanGiq darbininkus pakilti re.
voliucijon, konfiskuoti visas
nuosavybes, iszudyti kapitalis
tus ir tt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
ANGLIJAI GRUMOJA NAU,
JAS STREIKAS.
ISnaujo pakyla anglekasiu
darbininkai.

Londonas, Spal. 1l.-Anglija
vos Sptjo apsidirbti su gelezin-
keIiQ darbininkaiS, kad tuo
tarpu Saliai grumoja naujas
streikas.
Siuo kartu iSnaujo pakyla
anglekasiai. Jie reillalauja bu-
tinai Sunacijonalizuoti visas
anglellasyklas.
Tuo tikslu anglekasiQ atsto-
val jau lank6si pas premjerQ
Lloyd George. Sis atStovamS
pazymdjo, jog vyriausyb6 ne,
sutinka su tokiuo sumanymu IL
pasiulymais. Ir apie tai juk Sc
niau buvo pranesta.
AngIekasiai tokiuo atsaly-
mu labai nepasitenkine. Is to
gall pakilti nesutikimai ir pa
galiaus naujas Saliai l1rizis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
BOLSEVIKAI SUTINKA
TAIKINTIES SU
PABALTIJA.

Gelsingforsas, Spal. 11.-Cia
gauta ziniQ, jog RuSijOS SOvie-
tQ (bolSevillQ) vaIdzia Sutiku-
81 prad6ti taikoS tarybaS sul
Pabaltijo> vieSpatijomiS.
Is MaSkvo~ pranesta, jog so
vietQ uz>ieniQ reikalQ komisa-
raS Tchitcherin paSiunteS atSa-
lymQ PabaltijoS atStOvams.
AtSakyme pazymima, JOG vieS-
patijp paduotos sqlygoS pri-
imamoS.
ReiSkia, sovietQ valdzia APP
siima pripazinti nepriklauso-
mybe PabaltijoS vieSpatijoms.
TaikoS tarybos, regis, bus
vedamoS mieSte Dorpate.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
RUsAI sU V0KIECIAlS SuAuJo RyGoJE
TUKSTANCIAI MANU- JAU
ATSTATYDINTA PRAN-
CUZIJOJE.
Bet dar daugelio ju ir reikia.

Paryzius, Spal. 1l.-Kapito,
mas Andre Tardeau, prancuzl.
tailloS komiSijoS na1ys, kalb@,
damaS prancuzQ-amerlkonr
kliube padav& labai indomlQ
skaitIiniQ apie rellonstrukcijos
darbuS Prancuzljojc nlo pra,
dzioS armiSticijos.
Karis metu muSiV plotuosf
buvo Sunaikinta $4,000 ivai,
riu gyvenamuiu nanny. Is IT,
10000 iau atstatydinta.
KariS metu buvO Sunalkin,
TIA 3,246 kilOmetrai gelezinkc,
Iiu. Is to 2,016 xii. jau atnau-
.iinta ir pataiSyta.
700 xii. kanalQ pataisyta i
1.675 xii. SunaikintQ.
* 1.160 sunaikintu dirhtu,
viQ 5SS jau atnauiintos.
Lygiai vedamaS paSeEmln.
gai darbaS ir paGioS dirbamo:
dirvoS atgaivinime. KarGS ne
tn 100000 airu dcrlingOS Ze
mes huvO paverSta niekalS. Ar.
tiIeriia SuarG jos virSQ, karel
vial SukasG apkaSuS. IemH>
pavirSuS buvO Storai apkIOta'
tik pIienu ir $vinu.
Po karts prisiGjo tq >ukono
veiita zemdS pavirSu iSIyglnt
ir dnvQ iSnauio pakciSti der
lingQia.
PaSak Andre Tardcau, dau
giau miIijono akrQ dirvoS pIo
. tai atgaivinti. Sugryze ! save
ItGviSkeS ukininkai jau ga!
|laisvai atgaivintuS laukuS ap
sGti il Iaukti vaisiQ.
Tik vienq dygliuotQ viellnll
.tvoru is buvuSiQ kardS laukl
praSaIinta daugiau kaip 6.OO(
myIiQ iIgio.
Kar6s metu Prancuzija nete
Ilo apie 9 milijonQ darbinlnliQ,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
AMERIKONISKAS KAREI-
Wis NUzUDYTAS VIA
DIVOsTOKE.
Talkininkai nusileido rusu
reikalavimui.

Omskas, spal. 1l.-Cia gau-
ia ziniQ, jog vienas rusQ oficie-
ras VIadivostoke nuSov6 anne
rikoniSka kareivl.
Is to pakilo didelis truk-
Smas.
TalkininkQ kariuomeniQ ko-
mendantai todel pareikalaVo,
idant rusq kariuomen6 is Via
divosto1o butQ visai prasalin-
ia.
Bet Omsko valdzia prizes ta
astral uzprotestavo. Talkinin-
kai paklaus6 protesto. Rusq
kariuomene ir tolesniai pasili-
ko Vladivostoke.
Kareivio nuzudymo priezas-
It's kol-kas nezinoma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13

Sakoma, jog kaikurie is jig,
kaipo svetimSaliai, busia de-
portuoti. Gil kaikurie busia APP
kaltinti uz sunkesniuosius pra-
sizengimus.
Keturi is suareStuotQ, sako-
ma, busia pastatyti kares teis-
man.
Suarestuoti nelaikomi be jo-
kio ~uzsi6mimo. Priverciami at
likti kokius nors darbus, neis-
skiriant valymo gatviQ.
Kas indomiausia, kad kali
kurie is suareStuotQ nebuvo
dirbe plieno dirbtuvdse, bet ten
atvyke su bolSevikiska propa-
ganda tarpe strelkuoJanciq
darbininkQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
Japonai negrumojo
amerikonams.

"Amerikonai suarestavo dn
l1azoku, militariniu policmonu.
Tuomet reikalan isimais6 ja-
ponq garnizono oficierai. Tie
patar6 kazokams sugrazinti
amerikonus japonQ stovyklon.
Kick palaukus amerikonai su-
grazino suarestuotu kazoku.
"Visai yra netiesa, kad koks
ten atsipraSymas butQ buves
reikalaujamas, arba kad japo-
mai butQ buve grumoje stotl
.kazokQ puseje, jei amerikonai
nesugrazintQ suarestuotQ ka-
zokQ."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
sUV. VALsTIJU MISIJA
KALTINAMA.

Berlynas, spal. 11.-MajoraS
RiSchof. gen. Won der Goltzo
$tabo oficieraS, kuriS voklecl'!
kariuomenq ragino neklauSytl
valdzioS ir pasiIikti Pabaltijoj
ir uz tai patrauktas kardS tets
man, praneSa, jog amerlkonls-
ka miIitarind miSlja RISoJ'
praeitq balandi jam pa6lam
padavusi sugeStijQ, kad gen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13

buvo perkelti Chabarovskan
rugs6jo 6.
eta paciq diena trys kom-
panijos amerikonQ kareiviQ s1'
.kulkasvaidziais atvyko ! Ina
nq. Viena kompanija dme ve'-
Iti prizes kazokus apylinktse,
kur taippat buvo il japonQ ka-
riuomen6s. Dvi kitos kompan!-
los be niekur nieko in6jo mics
tan. /
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
Nori amerikoniskos
kariuomenes.

Gen. TOrcOm, be kitko, pra-
.Sy> S. NaIStiiQ vyriauSybtS pa
SiuSti ArmGnijon amerikonlSka
kariuomene, kol jam pavykS
Gia Sudaryti nuosavq karluo-
meme.
Anglia atSaukia savo ka-
reivius, kuriu yra apie $4,000
mano Salyje,'' - sake generolas.
"Ir kol atSaukiamOs karluo-
men6s vieta uzims kita, mes
galime laulti atsikartojimo
SkerdyniQ musQ zmoniQ, mote
riQ il vaikQ.
"Kar6s metu mes netekome
100000 zmoniQ nuo skerdy-
niQ IT. bado. Tad negalima no
r6ti dar didesnio musu tautos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
ARMENU GENERoLAs REL
KALAUJA S. V. KA-
RIUOMENES.
Tuo tikslu jis iskeliavo
Washingtonan.

Philadelphia, Pa, spaI. IL
Po atIikimo pirmQjQ zingsnil
cia tarp armGnQ darbininkQ
Surekrutuoti armijQ * 5 arba
10 tukStanciQ ir tq pasiQsti
ArmtnijOn, kuomet is tenal
bus atSaukta Anglijos kariuo-
meme. Ararato respubliIOS Off
ci.jaIiS representatives, gen.
Forcom, * Gia i$keliavO Wa
Shingtonan, kur jiS nori suSi-
eiti Su senate uzSleniQ reiialQ
kOmitetO narialS.
JiS >avo plenuS sudarytl ka-
riuomene Arm6nijai iSaiSkino
suSilinkimc Parkway buste. Jo
paklauSyti Susirinko arti f.
600 vietoS armdnl. Tai pirmu-
tine buvo jo kalba Sioj Salyj.
JiS keIiauS po visa AmeriI{a If
,paSkatinS Savo tautieGius nepa-
ImirSti Savo tdvyn6s. Pranes
jiems apie dabartini ArmdnijoS
stow. Pasakys, kad kuomet IS
tenai paSitraukS AnglijoS ka-
Iriuoment, tuomet priSieiS lau-
xii nauju Skerdyniu, be kuriQ
turkai negali apSieiti il kuriQ
iIabai i$trOSke.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13

- New York, spal. 12.-Ita-
lila baigia dirbdinti milzlnska
lakstytuva, su kuriuo bus
skrindama per Atlantika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
SUKILIMAI SICILIJOS
SALOJE.
Valstieciai paeme miesteli;
7 zmones zuvo.

Rymas, Spal. LIS saloS 81
cilijo< gauta ziniQ, kad ten Su-
kiIuSieji valStieciai paGme mie-
Steli RieSc, SieroS kasyklV ap-
>krityj.
Keturi tukstanGiai valstieGiQ
suSir6me su kariuomene su tik-
slu pasisavinti zem6s plotus.
Kareiviai 7 zmones uzmuSe
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13

Won der Goltzo kariuomen6 uz-
mtV RygQ.
Maiora> RiSchof taip liudijo
Salie< apginimo miniSterlui
No>ke. Gil paStaraSis apie tai
prancSG nacijonaliam SuSirin-
kimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
PADEREWSKI LONDONE,

Londonas, Spal. 11.-Cia at
keliavo lenkQ premjeraS Pade-
rewski. Nori pasimatyti su
premieru Lloyd George.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13

ir daugeli suicide.
Kaip kariuomen6, taip RieSi
miesteliO valdzia buvO priver-
sta nusileisti sukil6liamS if ap-
leisti miesteli.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
DIDELIS STREIKAS NEW
YORKO UOSTE.

New York, spal. 12.-Cia su-
streikavo pervazlnlQ lalVQ
(ferryboats) darblnlnkal.
Strcikas palieeia $4,000 zmo-
niQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
JAPONAI UzGINA GRUMO-
JIMA AMERIKoNAMs.
Japonijos generals stabas sa,
ko, pranesimas neteisingas.

Tokyo, Spal. 11,-Cia uzgi-
mama, kad japonai butQ Sru-
moje amerikonams stoti kazo-
kq puS6je iStikus susir6mimui,
kaip tai buvo praneSta apie at
sitikimq Siberijos miestelyj
Imam. Taipgi is amerikonQ pu-
Sls nebuvo reikalaujamas joks
atSipraSymas.
Taip apie tq Gia skelbia ia
ponijoS generals Stabas.
Amerikonai turejo kulka-
svaidzius.
Stabas savo praneSime sako:
"Sulig faktu, kokius istyrd
.iaponu armijos virSininkai, ka-
zokai suareStavo du ameriko-
MI Imane, Siberijoj, rugs6jo /
.SuareStuotu amerikonu buvo
kaltinamu tame, jog jiedu su
prievarta nenorejusiu leisti at
Ilikti savo pareigas vienam ka-
zokui oficierui. Amerikonai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-13
"Jie apsuks mus"

"Pirm deSimties m6nesiQ as
atSiliepiau j savo viengeneius
Europoje il Amerikoje stoti
pagelbon sitame milsQ llrizyje.
AZ neSiIeisiu talkinmkQ politi-
kieriams, kad tie savo pazade-
jimais mus apsuktq. As zinau,
jie mus apsuks. Dabar mes tu-
rime pagelbos praSyti Ameri-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

n. T. wadia. OF Madras. india.
prominent as delegate TO the inter
national conference at Washington.
u. c. will arrive In Seattle Tuesday
and give two lectures In Seattle this
week. wadia's subjects viii he The
Heritage of Labor" and THE New
Race and Its Ideals" lie win speak
at the Unitarian church. corner OF
Roylston ave. and olive St. at 3 y. m.
on Tuesday and Thursday. The Wis
itor IS a Parse. n leader OF political
and philosophical thought In India.
standing for constitutional methods
% reform. He II working for Indian
nationalism and self government. In
cooperation with Edward Samuel
MontaEu. the British secretary OF
state for india. at whose request he
Is speaking In few Of the larger
cities Of America
In addition 10 his work OF lnierna-
tionai social reconstruction. wsdia n
also one OF the most noted theoso-
phists of India. close associate Of
Mrs. Annie BeSant and Co-cdltor with
her Of two monthly magazines. one
weekly and one daily Newspaper. lie
Is said TO BE- a brilliant speaker. lie
Is accompanied by A. y. Warrington.
national president of the Theo-oph-
icai society In America. under whose
auspices he speaks here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
u. s. HEARING TO
Be HELD FRIDAY


4 public hearing will be held IN
the United States engineers office.
sO2 Burke building. at y. m. Fri
day. i'm connection with an applica-
ton Of the board of county commits
Sioners OF King county. for approval
of plans for the reconstruction of
two bridges over White river. Wash
ington. one Is located one mile west
OF o'Brien and the other at orillia.
Wash.
The object OF the hearing Ii 20 give
all parties interested an opportunity
TO view the plans and to be heard
relative 20 changes In plans or looa.
tons considered necessary or deslr-
able In so for as the interests OF nay
igation or flood control are con
ccrned.
Ii Is requested that any statements
or recommendations in this connec.
ton be submitted in writing so they
may be properly presented to the
chief OF engineers and secretary OF
war however. oral evidence will be
heard.
The proposed bridges are practical
~ reconstruction OF the present
bridges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
FROSTS CAUSE
HIGH POTATOES
SpudS Boosted to SIS Per
Ton by Local Jobbers

Heavy frosts in Eastern wash
ington are boosting tho local potato
market TO record heights. Quota
lions to retail dealers Monday are
SIS per ton with prospects et a
sim higher market In sight.
Local iohhers are uncertain as TO
the amount OF damage being done
nv tho cold weather In Eastern
Washington storage centers. The
future of the local market depends
lrntircly on the damage as estlmat-
Jed by spud holders.
The onion market continued firm
but at prevailing quotations. There
was little demand FOR apples Mon
day because Of weather conditions.
Dealers expect trade 20 pick up
this week In view OF tho approach
~ Christmas.
Butter and egg jobbers are I'M
easincss OF tho local fresh egg mar
kct. In the meantime Seattle house,
wives are buying fresh eggs a
nickel less than last week.
Probably the primary reason for
the lower egg quotations Is the
difficulty and danger OF shipping in
this cold weather. Another reason
Put forth for the decline Is that
housewives have systematically re-
fused to buy the first grade eggs
until prices came down.
Some johbcrs predicted Monday
that the lower price was OF tenn
porary nature and would soon be
followed by an upgrade movement.