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The north Mississippi herald., 1919-02-21

District Attorney Richard Denman
Is seriously i'll at Hernandez, Miss,
where he went Sunday to be ready to
attend to his duties in Circuit Court,
which convened In Hernando Mon
day. Mr.. Denman recently suffered
e severe attack Of influenza and was
up too soon, which caused a relapse
and the development OF pneumonia
from which he IL now suffering. His
many friends IN Charleston were very
anxious about him Monday and Tues
day, but this morning he Is reported
as getting along nicely, and we Join
in the hope that he may soon recover
and be able to return home. Charles
ton Herald.
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-02-21

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE
85th Division was insufficiently equip
ped, improperly supported and suf.
fered heavily from the fire of It's own
artillery in the battle Of Argonne
forest Such was the substance of
charges made before the House rules
committee today by Gov. Henry j..
Allen, of Kansas.
Our own artillery was more de-
structive to our men than to the en-
emy," an officer of the division wrote
IN q report on the battle, Gov. Allen
told the committee.
The 36th Division is composed of
Kansas troops. Gov. Allen was in
charge OF Z. M. G. A. work for the
division In France. and was an eye
witness at the battle.
The rules committee summoned the
governor to appear before it during
consideration of resolution by Rep
resentative Campbell of Kansas, di-
recting an investigation of charges
originally made by Gov. Allen in
speech In his home state.
"You may be assured that this
fight will be Investigated, Chairman
Pou told Gov. Allen, after the COM
mittee had heard his statement.
Charges made by Gov. Allen sum-
med up, were insufficient aircraft.
either in picking off the German air.
men or to direct the divisions ar
tillery fire.
That the artillery barrage fell
short, wounding and killing MANY in
fantrymen in the division, due to
failure to provide sufficient aircraft
support.
That the infantry also was without
proper artillery support because of
shortage of horses.
That there were no telaphones
flares, or other means of signaling and
chat the advance vainly sent back
runners in an effort to have the ar
tillery range increased.
Neglect of Wounded.
That wounded men lay 48 hours
without attention and that there was
a lack of litter, ambulances End
blankets.
That the infantry was ordered for
ward to capture machine grns anG
artillery, involving needless sacrifice
OF life, instead of employing trench
AiOA IdIS AdCitlH6 guns, LdNkS, Artll
lery, ETC., for the purpose.
Gov. Allen also said that on the
days before the battle opened two Of
the divisions general officers were
removed. One OF them, Brig. Gen
l. c. Martin, who has been discharged
was at the hearing today and will ap
pear before the committe tomorrow
He is now acknowledgement of Kan
sas.
Gov Allen filed with the commit
tee which is considering a resolution
offered by Representative Campbell
Of Kansas for an investigation of the
charges, numerous official reports and
letters to corroborate his statement
He declined to make the names of
such writers as are still in the army
public, but promised to give them to
the committee privately.
at was glorious but costly vic
tory" declared Gov. Allen, who quot
ed French officer as saying that II
the French had fought like the Thir
ty-fifth, they would have had no army
left after the first year.
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-02-21
ALLIES SPENT l79
BILLIONS IN WAR
Britain's Cost Highest-Anieri-
ca Spent SIS, ,4S1 900, 900 in
War, While Frances Ex-
/ penditures Totaled 27 Bill
lions-Cost to Germany and
Turkey Spent So Billion.

+ WASHINGTON, Feb. f5.-Exclu-
sive of expenditures by Belgium,
Portugal, Rumania, Austria Hungary
and Bulgaria, the total cost of the Eu-
ropean war was fixed at S179, ,O00,.
100000 in an official estimate made
public here today and based on the
data in the hands of the federal re-
serve board, the secretary of the
treasury and the bulletins of the Swiss
Society of Banks. The table was
compiled on estimated expenditures
to last Jan. 81.
Total expenditures Of the allies and
the United States were fixed at $119,-
581 ,000,0 900, exclusive of loans among
themselves, which totaled $685.
100000.
The individual expenditures of the
nations were given as follows:
Great Britain, $37, 900, 900.
France, $27, 100000, 900.
United States, $1S,4S1, 100000
Russia, $4,000, 100000.
Italy, $4,000, 100000.
Serbia, $4,000, ,000,0 900.
Japan and Greece, $1,000, 900 900
The loans made by these powers.
and included in the individual ex-
although not added to the
total as separate item, were as fol-
lows:
Great Britain, $500, 600, 900.
United States, $7,875, 100000.
France, $2,000,000,000.
The total expenditures of Germany
were given as $50, 800, 900, 900 and Of
Turkey, $23.000,000,000, making an
aggregate of $59,500, 100000 for
these two members of the Germanic
alliance.
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-02-21
OF AR
MISTICE WITH HUNS

Germans Ordered to Stop Of
fensive Against PoIesOld
Terms Must Be Met. Teu-
tons Must Prevent Troops
From Entering Russia. OBJ
ject to 3-Day Clause.
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-02-21

PARIS, Feb. 17.--Marshal Foch
this afternoon informed the supreme
council of the acceptance by the Ger
mans Of the conditions for renewal
Of the armistice.
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-02-21
AMERICANS VICTIMS
OF OWN ARTILLERY

Gov. Allen Brings CHARGES Re-
garding Argonne Forest Bat
tie. Desires Conduct OF Bat
tie Investigated by Congress
Equipment Insufficient and
Alleges Infantry Was Order
ed to Capture Machine Guns
and Artillery and Lives
Needlessly Sacrificed.
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-02-21

Of the armistice.
COPENHAGEN, Feb. 1.-THE re.
newal of the arnistice was signed At
$3.50 o'clock Sunday evening in Mar
shai Foch's private car, according to
a dispatch received here from Treves.
Under the new terms for the re-
newal Of the armistice, as presented
to the Germans by Marshal Foch,
Germany must abondcn all offensive
movements against the Poles, and al
so must prohibit her troops from
crossing the Russian frontier at GER
tain line.
The line Of demarcation between
Germany and Poland is outlined as
follows: East of Crosser Neudorf
(southeast Of Bromberg), south Of
Labischin, south Of Schodziesen,
north Of Exin southwest of Brom-
berg), south Of Sam, north Of Gar
nickau least of Kreuz) west of Birn-
baum and Bentschen (west of Po-
SEM Woolstein, LISA and north Of
Wiernzow, and thence along the
frontier between Silesia and Poland.
This line of demarcation gives to
Poland considerable part of Ger
man Posen.)
1t was provided by the allied terms
that the armistice must be renewed
for an indeterminate period with
ixed delay of three days for the de-
nunciation Of it. The old terms Of
the armistice are to be carried out
completely by Germany.
The German delegates reached
Treves Friday morning and Marshal
Foch arrived at noon. The first dis
eussion was at 3 o'clock Friday after
noon and was begun by Marshal
Foch. Matthias Erzbergsr spoke first
for the Germans.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
PALIUOSUOTAS LAKU-
MAS PHILADELPHIJOJ.
Buvo suareStuotas uz skridi-
ma seklnadieni.

Philadelphia, Pa, lapkr. 9.
Ola pirm keliolikos dienQ
huvo SuareStuotaS ir patrauk-
taS policijoS teiSman lakunas
leitenantas Howard uz tai,
kad iiS sekmadieni (Svent&jel J
ne tik SkraideS oru su savo
maSina, bet dar vcziojes pasa-
zicriuS IL NJ tai nuo anu imes
piniguS.
SuareStuotaS pasiremiant
taip vadinamais "blue" ista.
tymaiS is 1874 metQ apie pri-
verStinq Sekmadienio Sventi-
ma.
PoIiciios teismas byla atidd-
jo tolesniai. 1r tik dabar po
deSimties dienQ paSkelbG IS
tarme.
TeistiaS, iSteisindamas Ia
kunq, pazymGjo:
"PaukSGiai lckioja Sellma-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
.BOLSEVIKAI PAzANGIUO.
IA VISUOSE FROM
/ TUOSE.
Ufoje jie turi didele amunici,
jos dirbtuve.

Londonas, lapllr. 9. - Sulig
apturimQ Gia ziniQ, bolSevikQ
armiia Rusiioie visais from
tais nesulaikomai varoSi pir-
myn. PraeitQ savaite jie 300
,myliQ ilgio frontu pasistumG
.pirmyn, aplamai INFANT, apie
80 myliQ. Taigi, jic viSw pa
zangiuoia.
Sulig praneSimu, pastarai-
siaiS laikaiS bolSevikQ armi-
jos dvasia ir upas CANA augS-
tai pakileS. Skaitlingieji ruSq
burial ina jungties Su boise
vikais. Mes tie platina karStQ
propaganda, jog Kolcakas,
Denikinas IL YudeniG kovoja
prieS bolSevikus su tikslu at
gaivinti RuSijoje buvuSi auto
kratini carizmQ. zmoniQ mi
MOS gi nenori nei prisiminti
apie buvuSiuS carQ laikuS.
Pirmu kartu bolSevikai pra-
dGjo naudoties nuosavaus dar-
bo amunicija. Jie Ufoje uzt-
me dideles amunicijOs dirbtu-
YES ir dabar tenai dirbdinaSi
ginklus il SoviniuS.
Tx dvieioSe vietoSe boise
vikamS nepavyko praeitq sa-
waite. Tai yra BrianSko ir Ki-
jjevo frOntuoSc. Jic ten buvO
atmuSti ir paneS6 didelius
nuOStOliuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
KABINETO SUSIRINKI-
MAS STREIKO REIKALE.
Gompers stow uz atsaukima
injunction.

Washington, lapkr. S.-Va-
kar kabinetaS tur6jo Susirin-
kimQ. DiSkuSuota Streikas
minkStVjQ angliQ kaSykloSe ir
abeInai induStrijiniS stOvls
Salyje. SuSirinkimQ buvo Su-
$aukr< SckrptoriuS Lansing.
DaIyvavo kmO adminiStrato-
riuS Garfield ir generals &C.
IrIinkcIiu direktOriuS Hines.
Pirm Susirinkimo kai-kurie
kabineto nariai sake, jog Wy
l'iaUSybi c>anti grieztai prize
&inga AmerikoS Darbo Fede-
raci.io> prezidento GOmperSO
pa>iuIymui, kad at$aukti gau-
tQ tci>me Injunction" prizes
angicka>iQ organizacijos virSi-
niniluS ir. abeInai, prizes strei
kQ.
GomperS buvo pa>iQleS "in-
Junction. atSaukti, pakvie>ti
streikininkQ atStovuS tarybos-
M il pabaigti streikQ.
Bet vyriauSybd stow uz ta-
tai. kad kol >treikaS nebus at
Saukta>, injunction prizes
>treikq nebuS panaikintaS. Ir
tik po atSaukimo streiko strei-
kininkQ atStovai lures progoS
veSti tarybas Su anglekasyklQ
kompaniiOmis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
AngIekasiai sutinka pradeti
tarybas
PROKURORAS SUTINKA
SU SUMANYMU.
Panaikins veikima, kuomet
bus atnaujintas darbaS.
Washington, l0Dkr. s.

Washington, Iapkr, s. --
Streika> angIeEa>yEIo>e, kaip
Giu >ptiama, groitu Iaiku IL
res pu>ihaigti. Mes an@Icka*iQ
vadui >utinka vr~ti taryba> III
operatoriai~.
PlunrSama, jog angIoka>iV
advokatai >iandir els fr,jrra-
lin ap>kricio tei>man ir tel
>tjui Anderson pa>iuIyS atidi-
ii toIrSniai, nor> >avaitci lai-
ko, i>kIau>in1iimu> r"ikal"
>treiko tei>otumo.
Tuo mctu, mot praneSimQ,
>trrikucianGiQ an@Ioka>iQ Va
Iui atnau.iin> tarybaS 81 an
@Irka>ykIU opcratoriai>.
Sakoma, jog Sitam an&Icha-
SiU virSai6iQ zy=iui vyriau~y-
h1 nrSiprie>in>. Sakoma, jog
pats generals prokurora&
Palmer Ill tho zygiu >utinkQS.
TcGiuu taryhU metu nei
Strrika> ncbu> prrtraukta>,
nri "inimction" ncbu< at>au-
EtaS. "Iniunction" tci>maS,
~ulig vyriau>yhIS ai<kou> rel
kaIavimo. at>auk> tik tuomet,
kuompt abb pu>i pabaigS tary-
buS, ir kuomet angIekasjE vir-
SaiGiai at>aukS StreikQ.
AngIekaSiu Streiio uzbaigi-
mo rcikaIr daugiauSia dar-
buoia>i Gompcr>a>, kuro ad-
mini>tratoriu< II xiii.
TpGiau ta~ vi>ka>, ka> Gia
augSG;au i>reik>ta apio gall
ma Streiko uzbaigimQ. oficija-
Iiai ncpatvirtinta. Yi>os zinioS
paeina * ver<miQ, artimQ Wy
riausybts representations.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
SILTINE SMAUGIA KAREI-
VIUS IR CIVILIUS
SIBERIJOJE.
Epidemija palieciusi tukstan
cius zmoniQ.

Tokyo, lapkr. 9. - IS Oms,
ko praneSama, jog Siberijoje
siauGia Stiffness (tifusO) epide,
mia.
Nuo praeito saus!o | d. lig-
Siol Siltin6 palette 100000 Sibc,
rijos kareiviQ. Dabar kasdier
tQja epidemiia suScrga mazlau-
Sia po 1000 karelviQ.
Traukiniai paskui traukinius
Cia is kar6s frOnto parveza Sill
tine susirgusius kareivius.
Truksta priemOniQ sulaikyti tq
epidemija.
Pastaraisiais laikais Siltin(
6m6 platinties il tarpe civilir
gyventojQ, ypac vakarin6j il
centralin6j Siberijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
lvEIKE PULK'
AVALOVO KARIUO-
MENE,

Copenhagen, lapkr. 9. -
Kaune iSIeistas lietuviQ Wy
riauSybtS oficijaliS praneSi-
mas, kmS tia vos gautaS,
Skamba:
"Lietuviai patmG Birzus,
PasvaIio apSkrityi. Pulk. A
valovo-Bcrmondto iveikta ka-
riuompni atSimctG ant Scho-
tebergO.
Lietuviai jo kariuomene
taippat atgal atmuSG linijoje
Kriukiai- -RaSciniai-Liuk
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
PRISIBIJOMA AUGSTU
KAINU.

Washington, lapkr. 9. Gal
neuzilgo, kuomet senatas ap-
sidirbs su taikos sutartimi,
prezidentas WilsOnas prokle-
muos taika. Su proklemacija
bus panaikinti visi specijaliai
kar6s meto par6dymai If is
tatymai. Bus panaikintas il
maisto kainQ kontrol6s ista-
tymas.
Prokuroras Palmer isreiskia
baime, jog po proklemacijos
visokie predetermined pakel-
sia savo galvas If prispausia
augStomis kainomis Sales gy-
ventojus.-
Todel prokuroras yra nuo-
mon6s, kad maisto kontrol6s
istatymas ir po prezidento
proklemacijos butQ paliktas
veikm6je nors kokiam pusme-
cciui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
KAIZERIS GANETINAI
NUBAUSTAS.
Taip tvirtina Anglijos
karalius.

Londonas, Iapkr. G.-Angli-
los karalius konferavO Su Ar
chibaId Forder, anglikonu mi
Sijonoriu ArmGnijoje. Forder
karaIiui paSakoio apie praleis-
tuS keturiQ metQ varguS siau-
Giant ten vokieGiQ valdziai.
KaraIiuS atsakes:
"Dabar visllas pabaigta su
vollieGiais. Kaizeris praSalin-
tas is savo Sales. Jis uztekti-
mai nubaustas uz savo dar-
bus"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
TIKRAI NEzTNOMOS BAL
SAVIMU PASEKMES.

Columbus, O.. lapkr. 9. -
Tikrai nieko negalima pasaky-
ii, kas laimGjo Ohio vaIstijoje
rcfcrandumu-ar "&auSicji",
ar "Slapicji'. NcS tie ir anic
gir'iasi laimGjinais. Spdiama,
jog baIsQ skaityme tur&jo ivyk-
ii kokiQ nors neaiSkumQ.
Matyt, prisieis oficijaliu ke-
liu patikrinti balsus. Gi tas
darbas uzimS savaite arba de-
Simti dienQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
Palmer konferaVo su
Gompersu.

Pirm ciSiant kabineto suSi-
rinkiman, generals prOkurO-
ras Palmer konferavo su Com
pprSu, Am. Darbo FEEDER. vi
cp-prezidentu Woll If sekretO-
rum Morrison. Palmer jiems
praneS6, jog vyriausyb6 nu-
SprenduSi panaikinti "injunc-
ton" tik tuomet, kuomet
streikas bus atSauktas.
Gompers iSreiSka opinija,
jog Streiko pertraukti nebusiq
galima, jei vyriausyb6 steng-
sis pravesti prizes streika lega-
les priemones. Taippat jis at
kreipG donna, jog tos vyriausy-
bGS priemon6s sukirsins visus
abelnai Sales darbininkus.
PaaiSkdjo, jog vyriausyb6
nci truputi nemano pasitrauk-
Il is uzimtos pozicijOs il nu-
SprenduSi vesti kova ligi galu-
tinos pergal6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
Suarestavo daugiau 500
Radikalu

Ansonia, Conn. "a.
Waterbury, Conn. 6.
New Haven. 3
Hartford 2.
Yra aiSku, kad tas veikimas
prizes radikalus direktuoja-
mas tiesiog is Washingtono.
Mes vyriausyb6 buvo painfor-
muota apie visokios rQsies
suokalbiavimus.
Chicagoje federaliai agentai
su vietos policija kuone per
nakti buvo uzimta veziojimu
suareStuotu. zymesneji dalis
radikalq suimta ne paciam
nhicago, bet priemiesciuose ir
aplinkiniuose miesteliuose.
Sakoma, kaip siandie, radi-
kalai visur truksmingai butQ5
pamineje rusQ bolseviku lai-
mejimus, butQ pagerbe boise
vikq sovieta ir butq padare
plenus pakelti maistus sitoj'
Salyj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
RYGA BOMBARDUOJAMA
NUODINGOMIS DUJOMIS.

Londonas, Iapkr. S.-Rygo-
jc vokieGiu nuodingomiS du-
jomiS apnuodintaS ameriko-
niSkoS paSelpoS administered
jos vir$ininkas, kapitOnaS Or
bison.
Tai !vyko pracitQ ketvirta-
dieni, kuomet pulk. Avalovo-
Bermondto kariuomcnG bonn
bardavo. Rygq bombomiS su
nuodingomis dujomiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
GAL BUS SC, u VAzINE-
JIMA GATVEKARIAIS,

Ir vel yra ziniQ, jog atei-
nanti pirmadieni State Public
Utilities komiSija sugrqzln-
sianti Chicagoje ) centus "
vazintiimq gatvekariaiS vieto-
je dabar imamQ 7c.
Taip bent praneSt tos komi-
siios nariai WiIkerSon il Lu-
cey. Tai bus padaryta grieztai
reikaIaujant mieSto majorul
Thompson.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
MERGAITE DAVE BEDI-
NAM PRAEIVIUI $500.
Tasai jai paliko $65,OOO.

Council Bluffs, Iowa, lapkr.
9.-Pirm devyneriQ metQ Miss
Sarah Lindley is Osaga, Iowa,
dave So ir apdovanojo savo
nekaltu nusisypsojimu viena
apdriskusi zmogQ (valkata),
kuomet tasai buvo uz6jes ! jos
dedGs namus praSyti pavalgy-
ii.
" tai dabar tai merginai
praneSta is Minnesota valsti-
jos, kad tasai valkata mires
ir jai palikes pinigQ If didele
farma vertes viso $4,000.
Miss Lindley Siandie eina "a
metus. Dirba krautuv6je mics
telyj Osaga. Kuomet jinai val
katai dave So, 9jo vos Is me-
tus amziaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
BOLSEVIKAI PAEME
GDOVA.
Jei taip, tai YudeniCui dar
blogiau.

Londonas, Iapkr. S.-Siaur-
vakarini> Ru>iioS valdzloS
naryS GeI>ingfor>e gavo ziniq,
jog bol$evikoi pa1mc Gdov
Petrogrado fronte.
.Jei taS bus tie>a, tuomet bol-
Scvikai bus perkirtc kitQ lu-
dcniGo armiioS komunikacijos
(Su>iSipkimo) IiniiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10

Sake, rasi, tik tuomet jis
apsiimtu kandiduoti, jei j
paremtQ abidvi didziul6s po-
litikintS partijos-republiko-
mai ir demokratai.
Bet gal If tuomet, sake, jiS
abejotQ, neS su Sveikata turis
ncSmagumQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
DAUGEL MIESTUOSE VIE
NU zYGIU UzKLUPTA
RADIKALAI.
Chicagoje suarestuota 200.

Praeita nal1ti, prizes lapkr
s, federaliai agentai daugel
miestuose vienu zygiu uzklu-
po radikalius gaivalus, kuo-
met tie gaminosi savotiSkai is
kilmingai pamineti metine>
bolSevikizmo isteigimo Rusijo-
je sukaktuves.
SuareStuota bolSevlkQ,
anarchistq, industrijalistQ If
kitokios ruSies raudonQjQ stai
kick:
Chicago 200.
New York 200.
Detroit so.
Philadelphia 40.
Newark Sc.
st. Louis 2
Jackson, Mich. 6
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
TAI BENT ATVIRAS
zMOGUS.

Boston, Mass, lapkr. 9. -
Ana dienq puIk. House Gia
paklaustas, ar kartais jis ne
norttQ but kandidatu ! Salies
prezidentus ateinanGiais me-
tais, atsakG ne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
RUSU BoLsEVIKAMs NO.
RISI TATKOS.
Pasizada apmoketi senasias
skolas.

Londonas, lapkr. S.-Darbo
organas Daily Herald at
spauzdino salygas, kokiomiS
Rusijos sovietas mielai sutik-
tn taikinties su talkininkais.
Tas sqlygas cia is Rusijos
parvezG leitenantas pulkinin-
kas Malone liberal6s partijos
naryS parlamente.
Sovietas pasiulo talkinin-
kams stoti tarybosna bile
katroj neutraldi Salyi, pirmiau
TO visuose frontuose pravedus
armisticiiq.
Anot Sovicto, blokada turG-
tQ but panaikinta if talkinin-
kai tuomet tur6tQ teisiQ lais-
val naudoties visais buvusios
Rusijos imperijos uostais il
gelezinkeliais, iimant parube-
Zines vieSpatijas, kaip tai Els
tonijq, Lietuva LatviJq ii
Suomiiq, taippat laisva pre-
kyba.
Sovietas sQIygose reikalau-
ia, kad jis tur6tQ teisiQ tur6ti
savo legalius representatives
visose talkininku vieSpatijose.
Ir todel pasizada prisiimti at
mok6ti visas sqnasias buvu-
sios Rusijos imperijos skolas.
Tas sovieto pasiulymas tai
kininkams, sakoma, gall but
priimtinas ligi lapkricio Is d.
zodziu tariant, Rusijos bol-
SevikQ valdzia nori, kad talki-
ninkai jq pripazintQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
IsPANIJA IsTOsIANTI
SANTARVEN.

Paryzius, lapkr. S.-Yra Il
niQ, jog, turbut, Ispanija su-
tinka iStoti Anglijos-Prancu-
zijoS-Amerikos santarv6n ir
priSid3ti paalikyti taika pa
Saulyj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
Yudenico armijos likimas =
labai blogas
YUDENICO ARMIJA AT
KIRSTA NUO ESTU.
Grumoja jai visiskas issi-
sklaidymas.

Stockholmas, lapllr. SIS
ReveIio privatin6mis telegra-
momis praneSama, jog gen.
YudeniGo didesn6 dalis armi-
jos atkirsta nuo estQ. Bolsevi-
ky raitarija jq blasko. Sako-
ma, jog kuone visai armijai
grumoja visiSkas iSkrikimas.
Jinai, pasiskirsciusi i atski-
rius burius, trankosi po plikus
laukus ir pelketas apylinkes
vakaruose nuo Gatcina.
Pramatoma baisi ziema.
Kareiviai pramato pasibai-
sttinq ziema il su ana baisias
salygas, kokias jiems prisieis
praleisti, pirm neg susp6s su-
rasti kane nors pastovia sau
vietQ.
Amerikos Raudonojo Kry-
ziaus valdininkai Sale Gatej-:
nos buvO sugabene daugeli
medikalls medziagos. Cia spe-
jana, jog nebus suspeta visko
pasiimti. Ir zymi medziagos
dalis gal lures TEXT bolsevi-
kams.
Perorganizavimas armijos.
Kalbama, jog gen. Yudenic
po nepavykimo paimti Petro-
gradq, ateinancia ziema su is
likusia savo armija praleis gal
Estonijoj. II tenai kariuome-
n6s liekanas lures perorgani-
zuoti.
Tik klausimas az estai SUI
tiks savo Salyj lail1yti Yude-
Mica su jo armijq. Jei bolsevi-
kai kartais darys taika su Pa
baltija, suprantama, jie pa
reikalaus, kad Pabaltija atsa-
kytQ pastoge gen. Yudenico
armijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10

Washington, lapkr. S.-Pre,
zidentas Wilsonas paras6 at
siliepimq ] Salies gyventojus:
paragindamas iSkilmingai pa.
mineti armisticijos dienq
IapkriGio II.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10
Valkats pavalgydino.

Viena diena, tuojaus po va
karienes, senyvas, apiplyses
vyras atejo jos dedes farmon
ir paprase valgyti. Pati Mrs
Lindley, namQ Seimininke,
tue metu b1lvo- uzimta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-10

Teciaus namuose gyvavo
paprotys nekuomet be nieko
nei vieno zmogaus nepaleisti
nuo nanny duriQ.
Tad mergait6 Sarah Lindley
pad6jo valgio ant stale ir man.
dagiai pakviet6 apdriskusi at
sisasti ir pavalgyti.
Anam valgant, mergaite is
ejo i kita kambari, pasiem&
So savo sutaupytq pinigQ il!
atneSusi padav6 valganciam.
Tas pavalges pad6kojo ir IS
6jo su So.
Nuo to laiko Miss Lindley
nieko apie j nekuomet negir-
d6jo.
Aptureta laiskas.
Tik stai tomis dienomis Miss
Lindley gauna laiska is Nell
sea, MINI. RaSo jai viena ad-
vokatQ firma. PraneSa jai, jog
arti Melissa numires senyvas
farmerys, John Brunsiek, ir
uzraSais jai palikes pinigQ If
didele farma.
Mergina is dziaugsmo nieko
kito nesako, kaip tik ta, jog
nusipirksianti automobiliQ ir
dirhsianti toje farmoje.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-19
GERMANS ARE
AT WEIMAR
Delegation from Versailles
Arrived Early Wednes-
day Morning
STILL INDIGNANT
OVER BEING STONED
Despite Apologies by the
French and Italian
Officials

Weimar, Wednesday, June Is by the
Associated Press The special train
bringing Count Won Brockdorff- Rantzau
and his colleagues from Versailles
reached Weimar and was run into sid.
ing shortly after midnight this morn
ing. Government troops which were ar
irving to strengthen the city's protec-
ton, were marching through the dark
streets to their quarters when the train
rolled in. Suddenly the silence was brok
en- by the clatter of machine guns. The
origin of the firing was not known until
it was learned that Spartacan and com
munist prisoners had attacked the cas-
tie where members of the government
are quartered.
Count Won Brockdorff Rantzau re-
manned on board his train until after
breakfast The delegation was grimy
and angry at the hostile attack made
upon them at Versailles, in which con.
siderable number, instead OF three as re-
ported, were more or Is@ seriously in
iured. The Italian and French officers,
who accompanied the German delegation
as far as Cologne, were profuse in their
apologies for the incident and said the
police at Versailles had been unreliable
since the strike, but the German dele.
gates suspected the attack to have been
deliberately planned