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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
NEXT WEEK
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and the question OF making II eHec-
tive VIII come before the COMMITTEES
tomorrow.
II was q very quiet Gay IN the
Pittsburg district There was an eK-
change Of shots between state police
and some mem near C2Arson- in which
DO one was hurt Arrests continue %
be made IN different places Of men
who are usually charged with hotter
inf and disorderiy conduct
Continuing the fight for free speech
and free aseemly the union commit
tee having this matter in charge TO-
day Was busy making arrangements
to hold mass meetings of The workers
in many min towns There win be
meetings in Homestead and Natrona,
with the consent Of Sheriff Haddcck.
II was stated. and deputy shsrins VIII
be sent 20 prevent interference by the
state police.
Sheriff Haddcck announced today
that he had given the strikers per-
mission to hold meetings N halls in
any city or town where local an-i
thorities had not banned such gather
ings." He said that the union COM
nattee has misinterpreted his in
structions when they announced that
hs had promised them permission 10
hold meetings In ANY city or town
wherever they could obtain a han"
Ths shsrin said that he ccu,a m.
override local authorities IN rex.ra 70
meetinga
Mayor George Lssae q NeKeexpors
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

New York. Sept. 2s-Delmonico's.
me famous Fifth avenue restaurant.
wnscn was declared incolyent seversi
ru.t. eso. nsed . petition in bank
1870 ana aaasss - sI7a ~ -, ~
secured ciaims wsrs Aiytdss 49, IN
large number Of ers6itors. 11os
Princeton. N. J.. Sept $3.50
ton University launched Q Sl4,see -
endowment campaign here today.
The nrSt days drive resulted, IN
pledges aggregAting t1.seS.3s repre-
senfing ~ subscriptions. The money
viii be used to increase the aaiarfss
lof professors and to prOytde funds
for nsw professorships, s
vlctsria. =. G., Sept 3k-1he Prince
~ Wales viii leave otfawa for wash
ington on November 70. II was ofsciaiIy
announced here today.
liverpool Sept. A-Ihe following are
d. weekly cotton satisfies: Quantity
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the main road On lower Main street.
Hardly day has he missed from his
work. A more faithful worker would
be hard TO ind. for Mr.. Ward. or
Craxnp" a. he In anecti0nately called
~ his many friends. was on duty
early In tbe morning and late at
night. Until few months before he
retired Mr.. Ward did the work alone.
After the double track between Wa
tervflle and Fairfield was installed
another man was put onto the lob
ana q double shift installed.
For 70 years NJ. Ward has made
~ home IN what 10 known N the
OsborDs place On lower Maid street
IL EAtrdsid. This house u next To
The eaf barn and was very handy 70
Nr. WARDS work. Before starting
WORK With the railroad Mr.. Ward
LIVED n 6koS,egan. Now ne IL ify-
Ing n WatsrviiIe with his son. vii.
linn ward % Ash street.
on IittJe girl who Il number. !:
among ~. Wards friends. was real
ipdl9nanf on1 day TO be inform "a
tlao4 Mr. Ward was not really her
440fasnpr b. va Just called that.
Aho has been calling him -Gramp''
ever efn~e slss wae Ole 70 talk and
cps.lAn,t understand The dt6erence.
what siv0ll Ne - whsn the SNOW
q AsifteA III on ward. hrs7~ n what
tn 1ooDIo II that community are won
Aerfnx. Just lack Of the Httle house
1919 -, He.> .~r~~fn~r <asaA~x In q
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FAIRFIELD


Mrs. Mary J. Knox passed away
Tuesday night at Gray's hospital IS
a result Of heart trouble She was
born in Canada Is years ago and Is
the widow Of Edwin Knox She is
survived by several nieces and
nephews. Mrs Eliza Buck Of Aneon.
Mrs. Alma Young Of Madison.
George Warren and Melvin Knox,
and a grandson. Percy Browne Of this
city.
The funeral was held yesterday
afternoon from the First Baptist
church. Rev. r. r. Forhay o15ciat-
ing. The remains were taken u
Madison for burial
Nrs- A. W. Lowe and children viii
return 70 their home in Lake Moxie
today after visiting relatives in Ben
tons
A reception was held last evening
At Lawrence High school this being
the first social event Of the year. The
han was tastefuily decorated In the
school colors. Those In the receis-
ing line were Superintendent Of
Schools Merlin c. Joy. and wife.
Principal C. p Stewart. membeis
Of the school board. Mrs Abbie
J. Ladd, Walter Hinckley and Char
les Lawry, Miss Foster. Mrs Alice
Hunton, Miss Ester Murray. Went
worth Drfscoll. Miss Catherine
Brown, Warren S. SWEET. Raymood
Jones. Archie Spinney and Russell
Browne. Refreshments were served
and q very pleasant evening passee.
Mrs. John LAwry entertained few
friends At her home on High street.
yesterday. there being two tables cf
auction Refreshments Of shrimp
salad. crackers. cake and coffee were
served Those present were Mrs
Samuel Wing. Mrs W. S. Simpson.
Mrs c. c. Piper. Mrs. George Small.
Mrs. Fred Neal Mrs. Harvey Mans.
field, Mrs. W. A. Archer and Mrs.
Charles Lzwry.
Several from his town were sn
Canaan last evening where they at
tended the dance.
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Squirt ON TREATY
fcsukinnsd frsn eArs ons)

against the league at Nations. Eena-
1or Williams had inst unmarked fhz1
6en21nr JDhnsun was returning 4.
California 10 continue 1is AEr<ack On
the President and I'd look Affer ms
political fences. when the lsrter
walked Down the aisle xlrh IRE in I'm
eye
That opened the food szses II prn-
tory, and the Senate never gp1 10 IN
reading Vice President Marshall
announced. however. that the bnss-
ness before the Senate was the Fazl
Amendments. which would come M
automatically evsry dsy n O'Clock
or eH-her, and that, while nc did MOI
expect the debate 70 DEAL solely WITT
this matter. the amendments would
remain the order Of business untll
disposed Of fnally.
senator johnson. who started 70
might fer California pleaded sur
adoption Of mis- amendment 10 the
aeeEue covenant which would give
the United States the sans ru-ing
power az Great Britain and dsalarsd
that he was going among the people
10 point out 10 them that the pacf
was an ah-unf TO the patriotism Of
the American people He said fherx
was no more reason for Slring Can
Aoa q vote than there would be f1r
giving New York state a vote.
With frankness Senator johnson
told the Senate that his amendment,
already passed over temporarily.
would not be taken I'D now. because
o. al agreement or tacit RDderstaD nc
ing with some Democrats and Repuc-
hczns who were not IN favor Of il
Inc Debate which followed covered
a x1oe range, with q technical dis-
cusslon Of league covenant articles
and constitutional arguments Sen
aior Brzndegee announced IA The
course q z speech that he would
vote for al amendments and reserEa-
nons and then vote against the treaty
The Connecticut senator declared thai
he wanted 10 get the American army
out Of Europe and 10 keep this coun-
try from the entang3ements and en-
broilments Of Europe. whose maj
now resembles a kaleidoscope
Declaring that nine-tenths Of In.
men who we're n service were oppos.
I'd TO league, Senator Brandegse SAID
that the zrgument-that II must 10.
be amended because that would rnea,
sending II back 70 conference wa,
puHlanimous-"
If the Senate has the courage anI
patriotism 10 perform ats manifes
duty" Senator Barndegee said. Il
VIII ask that the United States b.
put On the same Eoting basis az ths
British Empire And II they wan
u in this league they viii agree u
this before you can count Eix-xhici
Is Engiand's number Of votes to GU
one"
Senator Brandegee declared that i
the Presidents Interpretation Of Az.
ucle Ten was correct-fhat Amer3.
can troops could not be sent ahroas
without the consent Of Conxress-h.
could see no reason why il should NJ
be 50 stated in the covenant.
Senator Hale. Republican of Maine
argued that all objections could hsv,
been handled at Versailles. IF Ne Ia.
had representatives there looking aft.
er American intereEIk~ He urges
strong reservations 10 protect An
ericsn interests and expressing sym.
pethy with anenanerk. said be be.
hered they could be taken care O
As anendDents
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could not be passed because " q ST.
sere lung trouble. also That he would
not lire long. In spite u this he
has always eD5oys6 good health. He
IL ~ aznzrt a. man 90 pears Gid.
The movies are q source Of much
delight 10 Mr.. Ward. lie is very
much interested IL the career Of the
silent drama stars And he enjoys
GOOD shpwr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

The funeral services " the late
Ars. Jsaiia Campbell will be hel6 On
Saturday afternoon az 2 O'Clock from
The home CO Center street The sery-
aces viii he conducted by Dr.. L. II.
Haiioexs d FORMER pastor. and Fer.
g.. r. Robinson, present pastor Of
the congregational church
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WA1ERvIILE

The &nnpal fair AZ Sidney 10 60 ts
nsi6 ss0sy with . fine dinner SERVED II
mon ~ The Grange hall Many FROM
ssiis city arg planning 50 attend
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STEEL WORKER REFUTES
TESTIMONY FITZPATRICK

Indiana Harbor. Ind Sept ga
K Perkins, an employe Of the In
land Steel Company. Who has pre-
sided al meetings II which express
ssons were made that many Of the
men wanted 10 return 70 work. to-
DAY sent telegram to Senator Ken
yon. chairman Of the Senate commit
tee On education and labor. declaring
that the Inland's employees wanted
TO eontradicf" the testimony Of
OF John Fitzpatrick yesterday. The
telegram asserted that 30 percent Of
the 1000 employees want to return to
work and that the men had nothing
to strike for II was stated that the
company had given them an eight
kour day. q profit sharing system, a
collective bargaining plan and a
bonus each Christmas
The lowest wages paid common
labor. according to the telegram in
80 cents an hour land on the whole
the Inland Steel Company pays a ma
jorify OF its skilled workers higher
wages than the Amaigamated scale.
The working conditions In the mills
Of the Inland Steel Company are the
best possible"
The telegram continued to state
that the company had instituted q
I'll. o00. 900 houging project. maintain
ed club rooms. visiting nurses and
and does not discrimin-
ate against afiliation with any or
ganization.
Inland Steel Company's plant with
out any demands having been made
upon the company. the message con-
tinued. and a large majority Of the
men attempted to 60 to work last
Monday. but were restrained by
threats Of q mob Of about 3.eoe men.
mostly outsiders We consider this
strike crime against the men that
toll and we believe II is a blow at
the vitals Of our government-"
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Genenter Phyllis. VIM h1He pAanna -
snmmer in FirisfEad and II Azhgnz.
lef1 Friday nn their RETURN 10 Eheir
home In Epmerx1lie. NAnG
Cn@rles ~ CDrer. VIM has been .
gne& NJ rhe hnme IL 1fr. Hnf Mn
ERNEST O. Taylor. has rerrnec 10 hin
hame in FN1EmDu<h. X. Il
Wias MIA Jenkins Nzs In Bangor On
bnzinees Friday
Terne e. HnkfnrG. VIM Inns bsen har-
mg q % dsyT fIriDnEh which he pzs.-
Cd with his parents. LIZ. Enf Erz- Ed-
win Bsczarrc returned 70 Portsmouth,.
n L., Friday.
c. ,. Bs1her went 70 Etna Friday fpr
q s.is5t with f-aendE.
Misses Sadie and olive Tayinr, dzngh-
1ers ID NJ. and Mira Z. O. Tsrlor.-lef
Thursday Cor Boston 70 sn1er the Cor
dom Bible school 1ur course 81 srnay.
Mark Hu-d left THURSDAY, far
Mars Hill, Ehere he Inns accepted !.
position as ssacher IN one q the
schools there.
There vii be Union Gospel
meeting Il fne Busn schooInouse,
three miles from Burnham village.
SUNDAY. Sept e. AT 1B.sb A ID. and
= P. n 4 basket lunch viii he
SERVED II the noon hour.
The FORn County Fair Associa-
tion viii conduct q racing uruxrzn
OF their track in this town On Sat
urday. Oct II. with fhe following
classes: 30 class t-Dt and pace,
purse si5e; ~ class Eot and pace.
purse c15e: Z.1B class trot and pace.
purse S75h- Entries viii close Tues-
cay, Sept 30. The races viii be IN
DER the management Of Col W. G
Morrill, superintendent Of the horse
department
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

Students and alumni Of Maine Gen.
t-al Institute N-1u be interested 10
notice that q movement is on foot
backed by Ehe State department Of
education TO work out 4 system OF
credit for Bible study done outside
the school. NJ c. l. was the first
school in the State 10 give credit
for outside Bible study. when the sys-
TEN wAs started four years ago
Miss Marie Stokes has been elected
Sophomore class teacher. Miss Stokes
Is the teacher Of expression. who
takes the place q Miss Edna N
Fisher
A new course IN salesnanship has
been organized this year as q part of
the commercial course This course
IL taught by Russell Craig. Each
student 10 reg uired 70 have two hours
a week Of practice IN some store a.
q part % the course. The text used
IL NyEtrom's Retail Selling"
The first social Of the year was
held IN Powers hall September IL.
The social was under the direction
Of the 7, ". G A and 7. N G A
After the studenfe had met The new
teachers IN the receiving line. several
stunts were enterd into by members
Of the different divisions. q panto-
mime was given and then games were
played for the rest Of the evening.
The Boys and Cir1E GIee Clubs are
being organized now Any student
in school can try ont for these clubs
Monday morning In chapel address
ed envelopes were giren out and the
students were advised TO use them
and send for name tapes 50 that
there would be less likelihood OF
pieces Of clothing. etc. being lost
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Hubbard Alexander

George r. Hubbard. son Of Mr. ana
Mrs- FREEMAN Hubbard Of TINS TOWN
and Katherine A Alexander. daugb-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Alexander
or Orono. were united IN marriage
Saturday al O'Clock Al St Agnes
ehruch by Rsr- Pr. Sullivan IN the
presence Of rela3ires and friends.
They we're attended by MI and MrE.
Herbert Reiliey-
Ms. and Mrs Hubbard are well
known IN tins town and the have
The best Wishes Of a host Of fraen is
for a happy welded life. Mr.. HUI
pard is graduate Of Maine Central
institute in the class Of 1I1s and has
q position with the American woolcn
Co. Of this town. Mrs. Hubbard has
been employed al the Lanceg hou &c
for the past two years The gifts TO
the brire were many and beautiful,
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z1sE1s al kinds. 1sr.Ne szIess quaint
sfeEz- AmertcAn. 11t.ss hsaex
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Geneva. Sept. ee-Italian on y,
and soldiers from Trau have -
taken aboard an American des.l~,
anchored IN the hartcr In oroa
project them from the populatisossss
patches received here. Captain r@
the city. acording TO Belgrade !.
oerto. formerly Of the stan OF
tenant General Count CadornA
with TIE detachment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

Rome. Sept. a-The council of the
Chabrel Of Labor today passed 4
resolution in opposition to the for1ma-
ton Of Q miiitarist government. The
resolution says: The proletar1at
win descend in the streets. build bar
ricades and give MO their lives rafhcr
than Tan into the rapacious claws CT
The military.
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TAFT RACK ON JOB
AS YALE PROFESSOR

New Haven. Conn. Sept
President wIniam H Taft VINO =, !.
granted leAve 90 absence from -
Cnlrsrsity 90 assume the chair.
ship of the War Labor Board WIN
sume his teaching duties At faie = :
mediateay n Kent professor OF
In TIE colleee and rs prcfesso,
coustitus1cnal law In the seno@
law.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
KONFERAVO SU SVEICA,
RIJOS PREZIDENTU.

Paryzius, Sausio 24,-Fakar
prezidentaS WilSonas Murato
rumuose konferavO su Sveica-
rios prezidentu Ador.
Yra zinoma, jog Sveicarija
darbuOjaSi, idant taikOs kOn-
ferencijon butQ iIeista> il JOS
utStCyaS.
Sake. norS Sveicarija media
Iyvavo kar6je, bet nuO karGs
nukenttjo. II kardS metu yra
atlikusi labai daug prakilnip
darbQ, SmiStu ypac su nuken-
t6jusiQ Selpimu.
Tai vie$ieji reikalai. Bet
Sveicarija turi il SavQju rel
kalQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
BOLSEVIKAMS INA
NESISEKTI.
Petrogradas iskraustomas.

Archangelskas, sausio %
Ties USt Padenga bolSevikai
Wis dar apSaudo amerikonQ
pozicijaS. -Amerikonai jiems
atSakinGja su armOtOmiS.
Bet bolSevikp p6stininku
uzpuolimaS neivyko. Matyt,
ar jie bijoSi, ar gal nesusp6jo
SuSitvarkyti po apturGto smu-
gio sauSio 10 d., kuomet anne
rikonai atmuSe jQ uzpuolima.
Rusai valstieCiai pasakoja,
jog SauSio 19 dienQ bolSevi-
kai neteko 500 kareiviQ uz-
mu$tQ il suzeistQ. Daugelis
SuzeistQ palikta il tie susalo.
Amerikonai tur6jo nuostollQ
apie 90 zmoniu.
Tikras vargas bolsevikams.
PraneSama, kad bolSevikal
tikrai jau rengiasi apleistl
PetrogradQ. Viskas is lniesto
kraustoma If iSvezama i pro-
vincijQ. I..
Sakoma, dar, jog Trockis
savO karGs stoveine perkeliqS
] Nizni-Novgorodq.
Bet podraug praneSama, jog
gyventoju sukilimai prizes boil
Sevikus kasdien did6ja.
Vargas jiems. Bet II gerai!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
BolSevikai su1nu$ti Lietuvoje
KAs RYTOJ BUS svARs.
IONA KoNFERENC1JOJ.

Paryzius, sausio a. Off
cijaliai paskelbta, jog vakar
vyriausioji taikos konferenci-
jos taryba daugiausia svars-
ciusi plenavo konferencijos
posedzio programq. Plenaris
pos9dis ivyks rytoj po pietp.
Tam pos4dziui padaryta
programa:
l. Tarptautinis darbo ista-
tylnas darbui.
2. Atsakomyb6 il bausm3,
suriSta su Sia kare.
3. Atlyginimas uz padarytus
nuostolius kares metu.
4. Tarptautinis valdymas
uostQ, vandeniniQ keliQ If ge-
lezinkeliQ.
Siandie taryba susirenka
ryte. Tarybos susirinkime
dalyvauja marsalas Foch,
,fieldmarS. Haig, gen. Diaz ir
kit miiltariniai atstovai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
K1N1JA sToJA PRIZES
JAPoNIJA. - $

Washington, sausio 25-.
Vietos Kinijos agentai paskely
be, jog Kinijos atstovybe tai.
kos kongrese pareikalaus, kad
butp padaryta revizija sutars
ties, padarytos tarpe JaponE
jos ir Kinijos 1915 metals,
Anot Kinijos, ia sutartis
yra lygi Brest-Litovsko ir
Bucharesto sutartim, kuomet
stipresnis isnaudoja silpnesni.
Ia 1915 metals sutarti KIM
ia patvirtino su prievarta, mes
buvo pastatytas Japonijos ul-
timatumas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
BOLsEVIKAI BANKRU-
TIJA.

Gelsingforsas, sausio a. =
Centralio sovieto susirinkime
Maskvoje kaip Leninas, taip
Trockis praneSe, jog jp val
dzios ekonomin6 sistema nue.
just niekais, kaip pradukcijos.
taip finansQ il maisto zvilgs-
niu.
Nusiskunde iie, jog prize boil
SevikQ neprisideda intelektua-
les jegos. Todel taip vistas II
eina niekaiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
BUVNs KAIzERIs TURIS
UzSIEMIMA.
Nagi malkas kapojas.

Amerongen, sausio 25.-Bu-
yes vokieGiQ kaizeris vietos
pilyj turi nauiq uzsiemima.
Jis kasdien rytmeciais If po
pietQ pjduna il kapoja NAL
kas bendrai su piles tarnais-
Tomis malkomis apsildoma
visa pills. Olandija neturi
uztektinai angliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
EIsNER NEIsRINKTAS
ATSTOVU.
Steigiamasis susirinkimas
ivyks Weimar'e.

Amsterdam, sausio 24.-Ba-
varijos socijalistas premjeras,
Kurt Eisner, prakiso rinki-
muose. Bavarai jo neisrinko
atstovu steigiamajin susirinki-
man. Tas Eisneriui yra lSaip
kubilas Salto vandens ant gal
vos, o juk jis kandidavo il IL
k6josi patekti susirinkiman.
Neoficijaliai praneSama, jog
is 400 iSrinktp atstovu socija-
listai didziumieGiai turGsiq SUI
sirinkime apie $50.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
PERMAzAI BUVE PELNo.
Swift imas dalgiau algos uz
Armoura.

washington, sausio 25.
Kongreso tarpvalstinis preky-
bos komitetas If tolesniai We
da tardymus gyvuliQ skerdyk-
lQ reikale.
Uzvakar buvo iSklausin6ja-
mas vienas is penkiQ didziuliQ
"packer 'iQ" Louis F. Swift,
Swift & Co. istaigos preziden-
tas.
Ir sitas priesinosi, kad gy-
vuliQ skerdyklos tur6tQ pereiti
vyriausybes kontrolen. Uzgy-
ne, kad skerdyklos butQ ture-
jusios daugiau pelno kar6s
metu vyriausyb6s priezinroje,
kaip kuomet nors pirmiau.
Swift pasaka, kad praeitais
metals 10 kompanija turejusl
pelno tik puse tick, kick uz-
perniai.
Pasisak6, jog jis is kompa-
nijos imas 80 tukstanciQ dol.
algos per metus. Gi jo broliu
= vienas 25, kitas 50 tukstan-
Gius.
Armour'as andai buyo Hu-
dies, jog imas algos is savo
kompanijos tik 25 tukstanfius
per metus.
Swift & Co. istaig@ peFniai
is1iso turejusi pelno q mill
jonq dol. arba 1.3-4 nuo-
simciQ. Gi 1917 metals istaiga
buvus pelnijusi 3.9S nuos.
Sta kompanija per metus
apie 100000 dol. isleidzia i
vairios ruSies paskelbimams.
Rqsyse kompanija Siandie
turinti 250,000,000 svar1 kiau-
lienos. Didesniam m6sos istek-
liui nesama yietOs.
Swift pripazino, jog Siandle
mesos kama peraugsta. II to-
kia kama tests gal dar keletq
m3nesiQ. Bet kuomet kama
inns pulti, tuomet kompaniJoss
J inventorius daug nukenteslas
pasake jis.
Kituomet visos penklos dl-
dziules gyvuliQ skerdyklQl
kompanijos buvo sumaniusios
susijungti vienon didelen kor-
poracijon. Tai buvo tais lal-
kais, kuomet isteigta plieno
.korporaciia. Buvo norma ma
zesnes kompanijas ispirkti.
Bet tas sumanymas nelkuny-
ta, mes tam tikslui .is nebuvo
paremiamas finansais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
Prancuzu lairasciai taippat
priesinasi.

Paryzius, sausio "A. Tx
rainos vyriausybe, kuri cionai
turi savo atstova, matyt, ne
priims ,talkininku pasiulymo
susirinkti rusQ partitions kon-
ferencijon Prince saloje.
Sake, Ukrainos vyriausybe
iokiuo budu nestosianti kon-
ferencijon su bolsevikais, su
tais didziausiais talkininku is
davikais.
Nuo bolSevikq kol-kas nera
atsakymo, nors vakar jie gavo
talkininku pakvietima.
Rusai didziai nepatenkinti.
Cia viesis buves kituomet
prize caro- buves uzsieniq rel
kalu minister's Sazonov. Jis
atstovauja cia Siberijos val
dzia il Jakaterinodaro val
dziq.
Sazonov sake, jog jis neap-
siimqs stoti konferencijon su
bolseviku atstovais. Mes boil
sevikai yra galvazudziai.
Laikrasciai priesinasi.
Prancuzu pusoficijalis orga-
mas Temps peikia talkos kela-
ferencijos taryba, kuri leidzia
isdavikams, istraukusiems Ru-
sija is kares, kad vokieeiai ga
.letu visas >savo spskas pavar-
toti prizes Prancuzije, dabar
eiti tarybosna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
NUo BLoKADos MIRE
100000 VoKIEcIU.

Berlynas, sausio 25.-Vietos
valdzia praneSa, jog nuo 1915
M. rudens ligi 1913 metp pa
baigos nuo talkininkq bloka-
dos nire 100000 civiliQ Emo
niQ del tinkamo maisto truku-
mo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
PAsIBAIGE sTREIKAS
PRIZE vYRU ORA
BUzIQ.

New York, sausio 25.- cio-
mai pasibaige $1,000 rubsiu-
vip streikas eprie vyrp If val
kp drabuziu. streikas tesesi
3 menesius If darbininkai lai-
mejo A darbo valandas savai-
teje:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
RE1KALAUJA 40 VAL.
sAVAITEJE.

Londonas, sausio Tau
tiisskojji generate darbininkq
federacijja, reprezentuojanti a
pie milijona vyrp if motefiu,
susirinkime padare rezoliucija,
kuriajja reikalauja 40 darbc
valandq savaiteje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
BEATTY BUSIAS PIRMA
Sis LORDAS.

Londonas, sausio 25.-Laik-
rasciai praneSa, jog greitu
Iaiku adhnirolas Beatty busiaS
paskirtas pirmuoju Anglijos
admiraliteto lordu vietoje da-
bartinio aCmirolo Wemyss.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25
NEG1 JAU MoNARcH1JA PoRTUeALIJoJE?

MADRIDAS, sausio 25- Portugalijos sostinej Lsbono
rojasta paskelb6 monarcha teegramos Valenca
Didesne das Lisbonos garzono pereo rojaistu pusen
Kuone visa sostine tau rojalistu rankose.
Is Londono pranesama, jog buve Portugaljos karaus
Manues esas ena tad apie iskeavma buvo neesingos
znios
sulg pasausip ziniu Portugahjoje monarchstai vsur
pazangiuoia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-25

Washington, sausio a.
5000 amerikonp kareiviu lips
je karaie netske rsnkos AlbA
koios. Priemoniu ranku X ~
,ip nupirkimui yaldEia tu
duoti Z milijonus do, I