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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
FRANKEL TELLS
 STORY OF BIDS ON DORSEN STOCK
(Continued from Page One.)

(Continued from Page One) with a check for $5,0o0.
 The bid introduced as an exhibit was addressed to Benheina, WilIett and Dillon, receivers.
 None of these bids was accepted and the stock was put up at public auction. It was taken by Hyman Karp, who bid $30, 0,500.0O.
 F'rankel denied that he refused to bid at the public auction because of talks with Karp and others.
 About two weeks after the sale WilIett called him up on the phone in New Yo ork and asked him to see Karp and find out what he would take for a sixty day option on the stock.
 WilIett told Frankeu that the Dor sens were then at his office and were crying, saying that he Willett had not kept his word with them to buy the stock.
 Frankel said that he had arragned with Karp and WiIlett for a 60-day option during which time Karp was to conduct the business and put in new stock. Frankel said that he was compelled to pay Kary two-thirds o1 the purchase price, amounting to $2O, and that after Karp had left them Willett had given him a check for $10,25O, taking half the risk.
 The option was not exercised and F'rankel got hismoney book. The shoes from the Dorsen stock were sent to FrankeTs auction rooms and Ike kept the proceeds which he ap- piled on his debt, and Karp gavF note for the balance.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
ZONE RIOTERS WRECK 6 CARS
 ST0NINC CREWS
Disorders Occur While Jer- sey Go. President Begs
 Abandonment of Order.

New York, Oct. 9.-while Presi- dent Thomas N. McCarter of the Pub lie Service Railway Company was ask ing for abandonment of the zone sys- tenn that has agitated New Jersey trolley patrons, rioting shipyard workers at Weehawken and CHffside yesterday wrecked six cars, forced off the crews, yanked off trolley poles, smashed windows with stones regard less of the presence of women and children in the cars, and in one case robbed woman passenger. Only one arrest was made. Nobody was serious ly injured.
 At Cliffside some fifty shipyard workers, waiting at lonely stretches along Walker avenue, stornled five cars as they came, stopping them by standing on the tracks and pulling down the trolley poles. Scores of stones were thrown. Passengers fled from the cars to avoid the missiles Screams of women did not deter the rioters.
 The rioters jeered the crews and pulled from her platform a conCuv- torette. Several of them forced Mrs Freda Brown, a passenger, to give them the contents of her purse. They jeered the zone-fare system and an- nounced the attacks were their an- swer to the system. The assaults oc- cured in a half-hour period and when policemen arrived the rioters had disappeared.
 In Weehawken seventy-ftve snip yard workers rushed the conductor o1 8 car at Park avenue and 18th street within two blocks of police station refused to pay fares and smashed most of the windows. They battled with policeman who ran up. Angus Schroeder, one of the passengers, wa: arrested.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
CELEBRATION FOR
 FEAST OF TABERNACLES

Rev. Samuel J. Abrams preached on Symbols of the Harvest at the Park Avenue Temple last night in honor of the Feast of Tabernacles, Succoth, which is now being celebrat- ed by the Jewish nation. The feast extends until Oct. 16, and is based upon two fundamental ideas. It commemorates the successful 40-year journey of the Israelites through the wilderness after the exodus from Egypt, and is reminiscent of the fact that the Israelites dwelt in booths (Succoth) during this entirep er1od of celebration.
 Tomorrow evening Rabbi Abrams will speak on ''The Element of Joy in Religion.'' The temple choir under the direction of Mrs. Elmer Boards ley will render appropriate music
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
TORNADO KILLS
 TWO AND CAUSES LOSS OF S25O,OOO

Hoisington, Kas., Oct. 9-With two persons known to be dead and 25 in jured, Several seriously as the re- suit of a, tornado which swept over this vicinity late yesterday, officials today were making efforts to learn whether there had been any casual ties in outlying districts.
 The storm which swept a wide path through the business and resi- dential districts here, causing a loss estimated at $250, 0,000, veered to the east and it was thought further dam age might be reported.
 All of those injured by the storm here will recover, physicians said
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
THE POUND OF FLESH,

HEN THE Merchant of Venice frhute w of pound of flesh he stopped by tribunal preudiced than just and failed by
 when he could have done that mpuny Blood is flowing tissue It is the warp flesh Bridgeport hospital advertised quart of blood and got nine offers of IS about 36 pounds One Steve zez pershing by peculiar dis
 i'll which parasitic something else destroys He has five times been helped by blood The old legend of the vampire and it's reversed H is
 sign of the modern world that things commonly and etruisticaly which in old times symbols conduct
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
INDEPENDENT
 REPUBLICANS
 PETITION LEGAL

Petitions of the Independent Re- publican party filed Tuesday, are re- garded as legal and the necessary checking of the names of the voters appearing on them is proceeding thus far at the Town Clerks office. Thus far the petitions have been found to contain the names of more than the necessary number of bona fide vot- CTS for the city.
 The Secretary of States office was today authority for the statement that the petitions filed Tuesday, October ', would be regularly received ana approved.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
MOULD CREATE NEUTRAL ZONE
 IN BELGIUM

Brussels, Wednesday, Oct. S-The union of international associations has submitted a petition to the Bel gian parliament asking It to nego- tiate with the League of Nations and to offer, with complete sovereignty suitable Belgian territory having a maximum area of 7,500 acres which will become for all interested gov ernments a world federal district similar to the district of Columbia in the United States.
 The union formally proposes to carry out the plan, the adding of an article to the Belgian constitution, re- vision of which will be undertaken Soon
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
BRITISH RAILWAY STRIKE.

HEAE IS the usual discussion about who victory
 in the settlement of the British Railway strike. Lloyd George the government did, Lord Northcffe, who friend of the labor movement it defeated because was led only by average
 In the strike victory for the They got things they did have before for instance tension of and other agreements They did not get all that they went after for instance immediate
 The battle almost drawn batte but such advantages obtained went to the strikers
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
AUTO DRIVERS ARE
 FREED BY COURT

Humphrey Toomey, of 829 Park avenue, and William I. Sarrand, of 2T East avenue, driver and passenger in the automobile which struck and kill ed Harry Lamb, a local newsboy two weeks ago, were released from charges of manslaughter in the City Court this morning. Judge Frederic A. Bartlett nolled the cases inasmuch as the coroner's investigation resulted in a finding of accidental death.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
UkRAINIANS IN BATTLE U'ITH RUSSIAN TROOPS Reds Attack Soldiers And Violent Fighting Is Tn
 Progress.

Paris Oct. 8 - Ukrainian troops have been surprised and attacked by a Russian volunteer army and vio- lent fighting is in progress, according g to the Ukrainian press bureau at Basic, quoting advices received from Podolsk. It is believed that this en- counter is the first to follow the re- ported declaration of war on General Denfkine, anti-Bolshevik commander in south Russia, by General Simon Petlura, the Ukrainian military leader.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
NEW YORK MEN RELEASED.

Walter c. Henshikel of New York city and Joseph Gerges of Brooklyn, who were arrested in Bridgeport on Tuesday on technical charges of breach of the peace. were released from custody today. At the time of their arrest the men had an auto mobile in their possession which was reported to have been stolen. An in vestigation of the matter showed that the New Workers made a lawful pur- chase of the machine.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
THOMAS HELD IN $500.

Walter Thomas, of 103 Commercial street, who was arrested Tuesday charged with having attempted to cash a false check for S190 at the Connecticut National Bank was bound over to the December term of the Superior Court, by Judge Frederic A Bartlett in the City Court this morn ing. Bonds were fixed at $500.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
THE ZONE SYSTEM,

HE NEWS from New Jersey indicates that street railway
 magnates o that state getting tired the hasn't proved profitable Public enmty been precptated In mass formations The Zone System hasn't Automobile routes have come into being wherever the been introduced The automobiles people faster saving them time and The must find way to give service for less automobile competitor which must be with especially when public sentiment is against trolley nonopolies
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

ENAD B. Price, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce o closed his first of service yesterday In talk
 the Chamber luncheon he outlined the accomplishments of the very satisfactory showing ap1 evidena bearing the industry diplomacy and talents of Secretary Price Chamber of Commerce be very useful to city, when functions deliberately and carefully the Bridge port Chamber of Commerce tries to do and usually does
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
THE OFFICIAL A. E.F. COAaNUNIQUE
 ISSUED ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

October (No 148)-Eas of the Mouse our troops main tained their yesterdays advance in spite of violent and peated and progressed to the southern out skirts of Sivry and the BOis de Chaume West of the Mouse against freshly engaged divisions have penetrated the enemys main line of resistance between Cunel and Ro magne-sOusM MonaucOn. In the ArgOnne forest have taken important heights south of Marcq and have joined hands with the French at Lancon Over 2000 additional prisoners have been taken.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
NIGHT SCHOOL ATTENDANCE IS
 ON INCREASE

Night school attendance continues to increase. the office of the Superintend- ent of Schools reports, but is yet be- low the number that should be pres ent- Upon the total registration to- morrow night when the sessions end for the week will be made the decision as to the course to be pursued in bringing the attendance up to what is necessary.
 The increase over the first two nights has already reached about 200 per cent. or over 800 pupils. This number represents about tWo-thfrds of the children who should be in at tendance.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
MRS. MATILDA c. CARLSON

The funeral of Matilda c. Carlson was held yesterday from the home of her daughter, Mrs Page, Rocky Hill road, Trumbuu Many relatives and friends were in attendance. Burial was at TrumbuIl cemetery
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
PAVING GOLDEN HILL.

The Department of Public Works is proceeding with the work of war renting Golden Hill street between Main street and Washington avenue. It is expected that the work will be finished within a very short time.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
RAYMOND HARRY BERGER.

Funeral services for Raymond Harry Berger, son of MT. and Mrs. George Berger, were held at o'clock this afternoon at his late home, Al Prince street. Burial was at Park cemeIeHz
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-09
LOOKING BACK 50 YEARS

From the Farmer, Thursday, October 9, 1862 In the tro Tuesday afternoon the purse by Ct
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
PRANCUZAI NENORI AP-
LEISTI PAREINIO.
Jiems reikalinga apsisaugoti
vokieciQ.

Coblenz, >auSio 3O.-MarSa-
las Foch ne>enai i$reiSk6 OPT
Mia, kad prancuzai kartq n
tme Pareini (up&S Rheino pa
kraSGiuS), ateityie jau netu-
r6tQ jo apleisti.
To> opinijoS IaikoSi il gen.
Gomard. Su kmiuoChampagne
apskrityj kariavo il ameriko-
mai.
JiS vienam $uSirinkime taip
iSSireiSki:
"Kuomet ivykS taika, namo
kas Sau iSkeliauS anglai il a.
merikonai. Bet prancuzai tia
turi paSiIikti ant Sargybos IL
saugoti ta Strategine bariie-
rq''.
Oar pazymGjo, jog pO laim6-
jimo tos baisioS kar6S il po tQ
baiSiQ aukQ, prancuzamS ne
galima palikti be specijal6s
apSaugoS tQ SvarbiQ vietQ, pei
kun, pakiIe vokieciai, il vel
staiga galttQ uzpulti Prancu-
zijQ.
Amerikonams cia uzdrausta
nuo vokieGiQ pirkti maista,
iS6muS kopuStus If kitas dar-
zoveS. Tai padaryta todel.
idant vokieGiai netur6tQ pama-
to tvirtinti, jog jie ameriko-
nus aprupina maistu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
SUV. VALS7IJOS BUS "SAUS0S" SU SAUS|0 is, 1920
RUMUNIJOJ SIAUCIA RE-
VoLIUC1JA.
Bucharesto gatvese veikia
kulkasvaidziai.

Vienna, sausio %. : IS I'm
CARLOS sostin9s Budapesto
praneSama, jog Rumunijoj pa
kilusi revoliucija. Revoliuci-
ia Siandie ten siaucia visoj Sa-
lyj, kaip Rumunija yra ilga if
plati.
ValstieGiai sukilo visoj Sa-
lyj praeita SeStadieni ir tai su
viena paskirta valanda.
Paliuosuoti is tarnybos ka-
reviai susijung6 su valstie-
eiais, prad6jo briauties j mics
tus ir susir6m6 su veikiancia
kariuomene. Pasiliejo kraujo
klanai.
Buchareste,. anot depeSos,
per visa praeita sekmadieni
kovota miesto gatv6se. Pa
naudOta kulkasvaidziai.
Labai daugelis zmoniQ nu-
zudyta, dar daugiaus suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
PrinCas Max kandidatas
! prezidentus
Prancuzai nepasitiki Vokietija
PRINCAS MAX KANDIDA,
TAS I PREzIDENTUS.
Taip pranesama is Berlyno.

AMSTERDAM, sausio 80
Viennos laikrastis Neues
Journal is Berlyno gavo ziniu,
kad Vokietijos socijaldemo-
kratu If demokratu partijos
kandidatu j Vokietijos prezi-
dentus nominuos buvusi kane
lieri, Badeno princa Max
IMaximilijana).
steigiamasis susirinkimas j.
vyks mieste Weimar, kur SIAN
die tam tikslui jau priruosia-
mos tinkamos vietos suvazia-
vusiems atstovams.
Weimar su Berlynu sujun-
giamas tinklais telefonu ir te-
legrafu. Jau pasiQsta ten du
paSizymajusiu ir istikimuju
kareiviu oatalijonu. Tiedu ba-
talijonu bus susirinkimo sar-
gyba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
PAKILO RIAUSES ATVY-
KUS AMERIKONAMS.
5 zmones uzmuSta ir 80 su-
zeista.

Laibach, sausio 3O.-IS Mar,
burgo praneSama, jog tenal
tuojaus pakilo baisios riauses:
kuomet atkeliavo amerikOnis-
kas komitetas "dabarkatiOn
committee, kuriam vadovau-
ia pulkininkas Miles.
RiauSiu metu 5 zmOn6s uz-
muSta ir 80 suzeista.
Jugo-slaviu armijos vadas
gen. Majster, sakoma, numal
Sines riaus6s.
Marburg yra Stirijos mics
tas, AustrijOj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30

Tai butu didele -neteisybe.
Jei jau karta bus pravesta
"sausuma". tegu tokia bus
lygi visiems, kaip turtingiems,
taip neturtingiems. Atlikti VI
sur kratas ir nuo visq atimtI
istekliuje laikomus syaigalus:
Tokiuo nepaprastu summary
mu susirupine ir tie, katrie
yra viesai balsave uz prohibi-
CHA. Nors uz prohibicija jie
balsavo, bet vargiai jie palai-
kys nauja sumanyma. Mes
daugelis pirmiau balsavo tilS
todel, kad padaryti sunkeny-
blu kittens.
Bet jei jie stos prizes kratp
sumanyma, tuomet aisku, ko-
kie jie yra zmones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
CEKAI-SLOVAKAI EINA
ANT SAKSONIJOS.
Sutraukiama skaitlinga ka-
riuomene, parubeziu.

Amsterdam, sausiO 30.-Su-
liz gautu ziniu, Gekq-slOvakQ
Skaitlinga kariuomen6 su-
traukiama parubezin tarpe
BohemijoS (Cekijos) ir Sakso-
MICS.
Cekai-slovakai jau pa6me
Saksonijos miestelius Perem-
bu, Gruenthal. Neuwelt II
FreiStadt, anot praneSimO is
ZittauS Saksonijos.
ViSu parubeziu prasideda
SmarkQs muSiai GekQ-slovakQ
Su sakSOnais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30

Sc ir Lorraine nebutQ tiesiog
atkirsta nuo Vokietijos, bet
butu leista tn provincijq gy-
ventojams nubalsuoti, kur jie
nori priguleti.
Vokietija taippat stow uz
savo kolionijas, kurias kares
metu prarado.
Bet praejo tie laikai, kuo-
met vokieciu reikalavimai ga
lejo but pildytini. siandie
Vokietija suklupdyta ir turi
pasitenkinti tue, kas jai palie-
kama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
KAD "sAUSA", TAI VI
STEMS TURF BUT
"SAUSA".
Tariamasi apie pravedima is,
tatymo daryti kratas ma
muose.

Springfield, ILL.,, sausio 30.
legislaturoj tarlama-
81 apie pagaminima specijallo
istatymo, kuris leistq tam
tikriems valdzios agentams
intariamus privatinius namus
perkresti, ar juose nelaikoma
pasleptu svaigalu.
Su liepos l d. visoj salyJ bus
sausa". Bet zinovai tvirtina,
Jog tos "sausumos" nebus
turtingq zmoniq namuose.
Turtingiejji savo namuose turl
puikius pozeminius sandellus.
Tuose issanksto susikraus dau-
geli svaigalq il paskui gales
iuokties is "apsausintos" sa-
lies.
Tuo tarpu darBininkai, kat
RE siandie nedaugiau svaiga-
lp suvartoja uz praseiokus
darbininkus, lures vilkti vienl
/" sausulmos'' sunkenybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
AMERIKIEGIAI ATBLOSKE;
BOLsEVIKUS.
Talkininkai pasekmingai gina
pozicijas Archangelsko fronte.

Archangelskas, sausio %. :
Praeita sekmadieni bolsevikai
d6jo pastangas ismusti ameri-
konu il anglQ kariuomene IS
uzimtQ poziciiQ aplink Tulgas,
palei upe Dvina, pietrytuose
nuo Archangelsko.
Bet bolSevikams nepavyko
atsiekti tas tikslas. Nors jie
buvo kur-kas skaitlingesni,
teGiau atblokSti su dideliais
nuostoliais.
Desin6je up6s pus6je ne
skaitlingas amerikonq patro-
lius susidur6 su priesininkQ
patrolium If pastarqji atmuS3
atgal.
Kairtje up6s pusaje talki-
pinkai suciupo $50 bolSevikQ
mi$ke. Ne tik juos isblaske,
bet ju keliolika pa6m6 nelals-
ven.
Paimti nelaisv6n bolsevikl
kareiviai pasakoja, jog jie bu-
We plenave general! ataka
prizes talkininkus. 1r miske
ju buves didelis sakitlius. Bet
jie pakIyde If taip pasiskifs-
te- j acknowledgements burius:
TalkininkQ zvalgai suseka,
jog zymIs skaitlius bolSevikQ
sutraukta j apleistas talkinin-
ky pozicijas. Jie is ten armo-
tomis apSaudo kitas tuscias
pozicijas, manydami, kad ten
yra prieSininkas.
Bolsevikai Judo gyventojus.
Is Shenkursko atb6gusieji
talkininku pus9n zmones pasa-
koja, jog aplink Shenkurska
bolSevikai skerdzia gyvento-
jus. Miesta Shenkurska su-
degine.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
PRIEsINASI PADAUGINTI
POLICIJA.

Chicagos policijos virSinin-
kas Clarity reikalauja dau-
giau nors tukstancio policmo-
nu. Bet vieSoio veikmingumo
biuro diTektorius Keeler ne
mato reikalo, kad Chicagai
butQ reikalingas didesnis
skaitlius policijos.
Sake, kuomet bus uzdaryti
saliunai, tuomet sumaz6s pix
tadaryb6s. Bet policijos virsl-
ninkas tvirtina prieSingai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
PROKLEMUOTA SVAIGA-
LU PROHIBICIJA.
S. V. sausio 16 d., 1920, istoja
"sausumon".
WASHINGTON, sausio

WASHINGTON, SauSlO SU.
- Vakar cia paskelbta pro-
klemacija, Jog sVaigalu prohi-
bicijos prieda sales Konstitu-
cijoje reikalingas ValstijQ
skaitlius patvirtino.
Tad su sausio Is d.. 1920
m. visose Suvienytose Ameri-
kos Valstijose inns veikti svai-
galu prohibicija. Su ia dienl
visoj Salyj bus uzdrausta vi
sohus svaigalus gaminti, par
6avineti ir vartoti.
Pc proklemacija pasiraSo
laikinas valstybes sekretOrius
Polk.
Be Sito su hepos 1 d. bus uz-
drausta svaigalus gaminti
pardavineti visu demobiliza
czjos metu.
Vadinasi visuotina prohibi-
CHA sioj salyj ivyks anksciau,
ty. ateinancio liepos men. l d,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
PRAsAL1No BoLsEvIKQ
PASIUNTIlVI.

Copenhagen sausio 80.
DR.. Suertz, rusQ bolseyik4
valdzios atstovas Danijoie, s!lI
savo visu stabu issikraust6 IS
Daniios. Sios Sales vyriausy
be jam buvo pranesusi, ksa
jjis cia nera geistinas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
Anglia stow uz savo salas

Anglia stow uz savo salas.
Australia ir Naujoji Zelan-
dija stow uz buvusias yokie-
ciu salas Ramiajam vandeny-
ne. Sake, tos vokieciu kolio-
nijos turi priguleti JOINS, ne
kan kitam.
Taippat paminetos salys
pazymi, jog prizes Japonija
reikia apsaugoti ypac Karoli-
M ir Marshall salas, kadangi
.tos salos turi strategine rell1s-
me-.
Suprantama, kaip Australi-
ia, taip Naujoji Zelandija,
yra stipriai paremiamos Ang-
lijos. Mes tai Anglijos domlni-
jos. Gi kaipo tokias Anglia
visuomet gyne If gins.
Rusijos stovis nezinomas.
Konferencijos taryba jokiq
ziniq dar negavusi is Rusijos.
Rusu partijos If patys boise
vikai j konferencijos suma=
nymq nesiskubina atsakyti.
Kick zinoma, susaukiamoje
talkininkp konferencijoie, sa-
loje Prince, apsiima dalyyau-
ii bolSevikai. Bet kitos rus4
partijos atsisako sl bolsevl-
kais kadir susieiti.
Kolionijos busia internacijo-
nalizuotos.
Kokkas nieko nenutarta mel
reikale vokieGiu kolionijp, k,l-
rios kar9s metu atimta nuo
vokieciq.
Prezidentas Wilson's yra
sumanes, kad tas visas kolio-
nijas internacijon ty.
palikti appointments kolioni-
iomis. Jos turetq but tautq
sajungos komiteto arba val
dybos globoje, bet kolionijq
gyventojai butu laisvi, gale
tp valdyties, kaip jiems tinka-
ma.
Tas sumanymas yra ypatln-
gas. Talkininku atstovai be-
veik sutiktu su visais plenals.
Tik jie iskalno pazymi, kad
tautu sajungos globojimas bu-
tn be jokiu islaidq.
Bet tai tik sumanymas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
VOKIECIAI GRUMOJA
TALKININKAMS.
Sake, verciau atnaujinti kare,
kaip pasiduoti.

Amsterdam, sausio 90. -
VerGiau atnaujinti kare, kaip
pavesti talkininkams zymQ
SkaitliQ Vokietiios prekybos
laivQ, kokiQ jie reikalauja! :
Saukia daugelis, vokiecip laik-
raSGiQ, kokie Gia tomis dieno-
mis- aptur6ta.
I tuos laikraScius, supranta-
ma, intaka daro prekybos lai-
WI savininkai, katrie bus at
savinti If neteks irankiO kon-
kuruoti prekyboje su kitomis
Salimis.
LaikraSGiai pazymi, kad te-
gu bus pertraukta armisticija,
tegu bus atnauiinta kar6 vie
toje pa6mimo prekybos laivQ.
Mes toksai pasielgimas, anot
tn laikra$ciQ, sunaikins Salies
valdzia ir suardys steigiamqii
suSirinkimq.
TaIkininkai nusprend6 dali
prekybos laivQ paimti andai
atnaujinus armiSticija.
Vokieciai kreipsis j rytus.
Prof. Max Weber is Heidel-
bergo laikra$tyj Frankfurter
Heitung raSo, jog dabartine
ant Eollietijos krituSi nepalai-
ma daugiausia paeina nuo An
glijos. Tokia yra opinija. vi
sol Nokietijoj. Anglia dides-
niam vokieciQ pazeminimui il
pavergimui imasi visokiausiQ
priemOniu, sake min6tas pro-
feSOrius.
"Jei talkininkai pripazins
lenkQ ar cekQ politika, ,kuri su-
lauzys musu teises, raso prof.
Weber, arba jei mes busime
pavergti, tuomet Vokietijai ne
liks kitokio is6jimo, kaip tik
orientuoties toliaus ! rytus,
kur, stovis, su Rusijos atgimi-
mu, bus senasis stovis".
Siandie vokieciq ideja at
kreipta svarbiausia i savo sa-
lies ekonomini stow. Vokie-
ciai prisilaiko savo senQ rel
kalavimQ. Jie nori, idant Len
kijos dalis il provincijos Alza-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
Bolsevikai Judo gyventojus,

= Washington, sausio %.
Is Archangelsko gauta Ii
niq, jog amerikoniska kariuo-
meme Siaurinej Rusijej yra ge-
ram stovyj. Turi labai ma
zus nuostolius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30

Brest, sausio 3d. Cionai
atplauke naujas Suv, Valstijq
superdreadnautas New Mexi-
co. Sitas laivas lyd6s garlaivl
George Washington, kuomet
juo namo keliaus prezidentas
Wilsonas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-30
RIAUsES BELFASTE.

Belfast, Sausio 30.-Vakar
Gia iStikO riauS6s. Streikinin-
kai istru$kino svarbesniQ
krautuviQ langus. Daug pre-
kin isnesiota.