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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13
200 Feast and Hear Talks
On Future of Industry At
Big Dehydration Banquet

ing the cost of q can Of stringless beans
and carton of dehydrated beans, ne
said in the test Of food values, that a
30-cent can Of bean had only 11-ounce
food value, while 35-cent carton OF
dehydrated beans had food value OF %
ounces. In other fruits, after careful
tests, he had found the cost Of dehy-
drafted foods fully so per cent less than
canned goods. And for this reason, he
felt confident that in time, the. King 3
dehydrated products would be used in
every household in the country.
August Huckestein called special at
tention to the fact that with a deny
drated plant in Salem, the five and ten
acre farmer would have chance as
there would be ready market for his
products. He also referred to the ad'
vantage to- Salem Of an increased pay.
roll and the money distributed for the
products to be used here.
9. P. Bishop said the Kings Products
had a right to ask for the cooperation
of Salem men and that from an invest
ment standpoint, he had the greatest
confidence in the three Salem directors
Charles A. Parks, 1. l.. Patterson and
M. L. Jones.
M. l.. Jones predicted that within ten
years the plant would be distributing
annually $2O,0OO,0oo for products raised
lin the vicinity of Salem. He referred t
/ the great question of markets for prod
ucts and the lack of such in the past
With markets established such as tht
Kings Products plant, he predicted
that the land in this part of the valley
would reach values even greater than il
the famous parts of California.
Although no big special effort wa
made to secure stock subscriptions thos,
voluntarily offering to subscribe are a
follows: M. l.. Jones, $4,000; Edwsrt
I CoolsinghAm, of the Ladd & Tilton bank
$4,000; Ivan McDaniels, $4,000; Angus
Huckcstein, $1,000; I. B. Kay, $4,000
Charles A. Parks, $4,000; Paul Wallace
$4,000; J. p. .Kimball, $1,000; D. A. Whit
& Son, $4,000; Joseph Baumgartnei
$1,000; DR.. Darby, $1,000; J. G. Perry
$1,000; Theodore Roth, $1,000; Dayi
w. Eyre, $1,000; w. H. Burghardi
$4,000; c. P. Bishop, $1,000; 2. ). Riggs
!, $1,000; DR.. B. L. Sleeves, $1,000; Har'
man Bros, $500; o. "A. Hartman, $500
Kafoury Bros, $500; Paul Schmid
$500; F. G. Deckabach,- $500; Levi
ALLEN, $500; U. S. Page, $500; t. A. Rol
erts, $500, and G. B. Webb, $500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13
Few Changes Made In Personnel of
Teaching Force of Salem Schools
For Coming Year, Is Announcement

Of work has been such that the Salenr
schools are attracting much attention in
the east snd Columbia University Vt
New York City has made frequent calls
upon Mr. Todd for information. The
vocational work of the schools under the
Smith. Hughes act has attracted the at
tention Of educators and superintendent
in Oregon.
Mr.. Todd has also introduced his sys-
tenn Of teaching art, music, penman-
ship and playground work, by which
each are taught by specialists, instead
of by teachers handling the reguiar
grades. Instead Of 80 or more teachers
instrueting in these studies, by the new
system call this work is done by eight
or ten who are specialists and who give
special periods to the different schools
Superintendent Todd has found that this
system gives vastly better results shsn
the old
Teachers and principals in thc ten
school buildings as already assigned are
as follows:
High School.
J. G. Nelson, principal, with Herman
Clark, assistant principal.
English Edna Ssesiing.
head; Margarct Graham, Mabel Daven-
port. Beatrice Thompson and Elizabeth
Macleay.
| Commercial departmcnt-Merritt Da-
Wis head; o. H. Horning Hattie Licn,
Josephine Barber and Elizabeth CORNELL
! History department--Ha Savage,
head; Beryl Holt and June Philpott.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13

Armory, Tacoma, Wash, Sept. ls.-
President Wilson today "read the riot
actn to anyone who tries to make the
league of nation fight a 'fparty mat.
ter"
In speech here, he declared there
should be no politics in the debate that
republicans suggested the idea OF b
league.
He said he was making that kind OF
speech to tread sAe riot act 10 any.
one who seeks to make this party
NATTER
Wilson named Taft and, Wickersham
as republicans who were working fol
the treaty.
eff it fails he warned, ''every wo
man should weep" for the child at hel
breast, who when he grows to manhood
! will have tc go forth to fight.
He mentioned the children who came
to greet him, waving flags, and said HI
hoped they never would have to carrJ
those flags into battle.
| He told G. story Of an adventure a
Billings, Mont, where little boy, anxi
Gus to do something for the president
pursued his auto shouting: "Here
Woody, here's a dime" There wa
laughter at this,
Men of the world are in slough o
despond, he declared, and must be helr
ed out.
Without the league, the peace settle
ment will collapse like house of cards
he predicted.
Wilson had the crowd laughing on
minute, cheering the next, mingiing hi
serious remarks with humorous stories
AS he spoke he stood as if in spotlight
a sunbeam from the skylight falling VI
on him.
The president began with declari
ltion that the nation was facing one c
the most momentous decisions in its hi
tory.
4 He read the concluding passage of h
war message to congress, setting fort
the objects for which America was
fight, and argued those objects woul
not be attained until the treaty is rat
fled.
J He read a list of the war costs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13
PUTS
/ ARGUMENTS IN
/ DISCARD NOW
Opposition Senator's Tsur
Fast Assuming Aspect M
+ Fight, Not Debate.
$1,000 PEOPLE LISTEN
TO St. LOUIS ADDRESS
Republicans 'Spiking' Z u
Meetings 10 Insure Biz
Demonstr raions.
By rrsd 8. Ferguson


Omitted Press Staff Correspondent.)
st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. IS, Senator
Hiram johnson . trip along the trail =
the president is rapidly taking on mese
the nature Of a fight than rn afgu-
meAt.
Encouraged by q remarkable crowd of
10000 men and women which cheered
him for 15 minutes in the big coliseum
here last night, the senator's references
to the peace treaty and the provisions Of
the league covenant became sharper and
more bitter than in his previous speech
ess As he left for Kansas City early
today the senator was distinctly in his
fighting clothes.
st. Louis probably win be arguing for
days over the reception accorded John
son. ] started the moment the senator
appeared at the door Of the big hal. The
multitude of men and women juinred to
their feet, waving flags and cheering.
As johnson mounted the plstform they
broke into yelling, whistling, stamping
land pounding chairsss sS
AT the end Of ten minute Mayor Kicl
stepped forward and raised his hand for
silence, but the noise mounted to new
heights, and the mayor stepped back.
After fifteen minutes Dr. John IA. ST.
mon, former democratic nominee for
mayor and chairman of the meeting
| tried it again. The demonstration had
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13

Very few changes have been made
in the teaching force of the city
schools superintendent John W. Todd
announced today. With a total Of ITO
teachers for the fall term Of schools,
there are only IA new ones in the high
school, only new teachers in the three
Junior high schools and but y new
ones in all the other schools.
All school buildings are now being
placed in condition for the opening
day September 20. All teachers have
been engaged with the exception OF
one, that Of the physical culture train
ing teacher for the boys in the high
school.
One of the new features in teaching
this year is that Of part time schools.
These schools are for those under IL
years of age who have not completed
the eighth grade. They are compelled
to attend school at least one hour day
il employed, and this is taken on the
employers time. These backward pu'
pills are given special teachers and not
placed in regular grades. Miss Marie
Barber will be in charge of'thc teach
ing of part time school.
The problem of housing the teachers
is receiving some attention from thu
board Of education. II is probable that
the domestic science house just south o.
the high school building will be com
pleted at once to afford rooms for eighi
or ten teachers.
/ Superintendent John W. Todd will be
gin his fourth school year in salem
During the three years past that ne ha
been in charge, the Junior high schoo
system has been established. The recor'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13
Extinct Volcano In Mojave
Desert Reported In Action

San Bernardino Cal, Sept ia
party Of miners arrived in San Bernar-
dino today and reported the old, extinct
volvano of Lavie east of Ludlow, or
the Mojave desert, is in eruption.
The first sign of activity was no.
teed several days ago, they said, when
steam began to rise from the long dor
mant crater. The volume steadily in
creased until yesterday morning, ac-
cording to their story, a great plue OF
steam and gas reached far into the
air above the volcano.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13
Chicago Dealers Charged
With Bald Profiteering

Chicago, Sept. l3.-Profits up to thir
t. per cent were made by Chicago
wholesale jobbers and grocers on gov
ernment canned food, it was disclosed
in an Investigation by the citizens
commission today.
The canned goods were held in ware
houses until the shortage was greater
and labels changed for those Of higher
priced brands, il was charged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13
DEFAuLTER ARRESTED

San Francisco. Sept. Harold c,
Lauritzcn. 80. paying teller Of the Saw.
ings Union bank, was arrested toda,
charged with felony embazzlement. Po
lice asserted be had confessed to defal
cations amounting to $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13
Transport Off For Siberia
With Replacement Troops

San Francisco, Sept. l3.-The United
States transport Great Northern left
here TODAY with HOO officers and men
for Vladivostok. The troops will re-
place draft men in the Siberian cam
paign. Most of the men already have
seen service in Siberia
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13
Cane Sugar Price Drops In
Los Angeles; Beet Is Firm

Los Angeles, Cal, ept. 13.-caae su-
gar prices dropped in Los Angeles to
day from 5000 to 1911 and it was
announced that beet sugar would re-
main at 1920 instead Of gooing up to
slO.50 on Monday AZ scheduled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13
United Mine Workers Vote
ApprovalM Plumb System

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 10. = The
Plumb plan for the naturalization or
railroads was endorsed by the United
Mine Workers of America convention
here today with only four dissenting
votes. More than 1900 delegates voted.
Affiliation with the transportation
and freight workers and nationallza'
ton Of mines were also unanimously en-
dorscd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13
Treaty Assured OF Strong
Majority In Rome Assembly

Rome. Sept. 1.-THE italian cham
Der of deputies, it was believed today,
will ratify the peace treaty by ma
ioritv of fifty. The treaty is sehedul-
cd for debate in the chamber Monday
mhen Foreign Minister Tittoni IS ex-
peeted to answer interpretations of the
deputies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13
HIGH School Teachers OF
Portland Organize Union

Portland, Or, ept. 1s.-High school
teachers of Portland perfected union
at meeting which they held Friday
leveaing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13

pfeu-Er-naC Wltnn ten years tHlS lHSti-
tuition will do more to build up Salem
than all the other interests combined. !
confidently expect that in time Salem
will be a city Of $4,000.
Charles A. Parks, who is now presi-
dent of the Salem company, gave the
Commercial club credit FOR bringing the
Kings Products company ito Salem
three years ago. He explained that the
/, capacity of the plant was to manufac-
ture $750,000 year and that all these
products must be raised in this part
Of the valley. To do their share in
building up the plant, he said, the Sa-
lem people would be asked to subscribe
for 100000 of the preferred stock,
drawing per cent interest and that the
Portland people would also take 5000,
900. He announced that the Salem di
rectors were Senator I. L. Patterson, M
I, l.. Jones of. Brooks and himself.
f. A. Clarke of Portland, viee-presi
dent and general manager of the plan
said that dehy food was to soor
take its place in the food supplies OF
the country. Before investing in the
plant he said he had carefully consid
cred all sides of dehydration. Compar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13
KEEP PACT OUT
OF POLITICS IS
WILSON'S PLEA
President Reads Riot Act
To Enemies OF League
In Tacoma Speech.
REVIEWS PACIFIC FLEET
FkUM UELkO VI VkEGUN
! Chief Executive Spends Fun
! Day Filing Eagagelnets
| In SouIa Cities.
|
: = y x = = *'* : : : = !
REVIEWS PACIFIC FLEET
FROM DECKS OF OREGON
WILSON REVIEWS, FLEET

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 13.--
President Wilson left his spe-
cial train here. shortly after 2
O'Clock this afternoon, to re-
view the Pacific fleet, attend
public dinner at tho Hippo
drome, and speak at the arena.
Secretary Daniels met him at
the train.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13

Dehydration and what the King q
Products dehydration plant will Go fol-
Salem was brought to the attention of
more than 200 business men at lunch
en- served last evening in the plant on
North Front street.
That the business and professions
men might really know from actual cx
perience what dehydrated fruits and
vegetables will do for the housekeeper
the luncheon consisted largely of the
Kings products, including dehydrated
beans, potatoes, squash, spinach, pears
and the special home products Of dehy
drafted loganberries and prunes.
T. B. Kay presided as chairman ant
in his address stated that although the
xro 11or oo,,1I hoof (.c1tfnrn3s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13

for : =. ate and could produce every
thi1 : the world, no progress had been
mac :. - building up as there was no
mar :. = or the valleys products He
call q tention to the fact that in the
past : : the Kings Products company
had = 9 ibuted in salary in Salem $685.
900 < had paid out for produce $685.
900. =
r . ing to the fact that already
land = les had almost doubled within
the six months, Mr.. Kay said: 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-13

For the "a hours ending 8
O'Clock this morning: Maximum
temperature So, minimum so. No
rainfall.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
KAI PLAKUNAS HAW-
KER CELBEJOSL.

Londonas, geguzio 27 d..
Hawker pasakoja apie savo ne
laime. Lakunai leke apie $1,000
pedu augstumoje; po penkiu
valandu keliones pradejo nett
kusiai veikti nekurios paipos.
lakunai nusileido zemiau, bet
tas negelbejo, il pavojus artl
nasi.
Taip dalykams esant, laku-
mai nusprende jieSkoti issigel-
bejino budo. Tada lakunai lei
dosi lekti i laivu kelio juosrq.
Po dvieju valandp neramios
keliones, jie pamate laivq If
pradejo lesti nelaimes signalus.
-aivas uzmate ju signalus if at
sake irgi signalais. Tada 1aku-
mai nusileido apie 2 nyli pirm
laivo, it tapo issgelbeti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
AMERIKONAS PERLEKE
PER ATL.ANTIKA.

Washington, geguzio II
Suvienytu Valstijq orlaivis
-NC-4 pribuvo Lisbonan, Por
tugalijon 4:O1 popiet, sulyg
Washingtono laiko. Sia dis
tancija orlaivis leke is Porta
Delgada, Azores salos j Lis
bon, 1856 mylias j 9 valan-
das ir "A minutas.
Viso orlaivis is Rocka-
way Beach jau perl6ke
3,136 mylias ir dar lexis is
Lisbono j Plymouth, Angli-
jon, kur yra 760 myliu.
Taigi pirna kelione orlai
viu is Americas Europon at
liko amerikonai. Pribuvus
lakunams Lisbonan, jie ta-
po ratikti didel6s minios su
dideliu entuziazmu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
SUSIDURE LAIVAS SU
LEDU KALNU.

St. Johns, N. F. geg. 26.
Uostan pribuvo laivas Ca
ssandra, kuris susidure su
ledQ kalnu apie 100 myliu
nuo krasto. Ledas smoge
laivo zelnesn6n dalin. Lai-
vas veze 400 keliauninkp.
Susidurus su ledu kalnu
laivas saukesi pagelbos, ir
prie to visomis spekomis lei
dosi krasto link. Laivas da
sigavo link krasto ir auku
zmonemis nera.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
AMERIKA NEGELBES
SINNFEINERIANiS.

Paryzius, geguzio 27 d.
Suvienytu Valstiju sekretorirs
Lansing rastu pranese Ameri-
kos airiq atstovui Walsh, kad
Jle nedarytu jokiu tolinlesnill
zingsniu prigelbejimui sim fei-
neriams, nes del amcrikontl
alriq menllu santikiu su Angli-
JOS valdzia Suvienytu Valsti-
ju delegacija Paryziuje negales
airlams ka nors gelbeti.
Bet is Walsh atsakymo Ian
singui matosi, kad Amerikos
airiai nei nemane jieSkoti prize
lankumo pas Anglijos vladimir
kus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
ARMENIJOS SUTARTIS
SU AMERIKA
Konstantinopolis. geg g

Nonstantinopolis, geg. II.
Specials korespondentas laik-
ras6io Chicago Daily News
praneSa, kad Armenijos res
publikos prezidentas KatiSian
pasirase po pirnlu tos respubli-
kos tarptautisku kontraktu. Jis
padare sutarti su Suvienyto-
mis- Valstiiomis, sulyg kurio
Amerika suteiks Armeniiai pen
kis miliionus pasNolos; Arme-
Mia gi atlygins ia kada lures
pinigu' Mineta paskolos suma
imama is 100 milijonu, ku-iuos
kongresas paskire maitinimui
Europos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
Pabejimas Lietuyoj.
NO. 126

Neliausios zinios nusviecia
skaltlinemis kariSka stow Lie
tuvoJe sekanciai: Suvalku-Au-
gustavo fronte lietuviai turi
l,500 kavalerijos, 5000 kulkas-
vaidzlu If $4,000 pestininku;
ties Kaunu yra 5000 vokieGiu
nevn apsigynimui nuo lenku If
bolSeviku uzpuolimo. Siaurva-
kariniame Vilniaus fronte, ant
Koesdariu- u-Olytos fronto, linija
laiko 5000 lietuviu; Gardino-
Balstoges linija laiko 5000 lie
tuviu. Taigi Lietuvos kariume-
ne yra uzemusi .Valkininkus
ant gelzkelio i Gardina If Vie
Wis ant kelio j Kauna.
IS virsuje paduotos zinios ga
lima nusetinai aiskiai isivaiz-
dinti kas LietuVoje darosi. Ii
MA, link 5000 voikeciu yra ga
ia ldomi. taciaus labai neaiSki,
mes vokieciai, teisybe, ginasi
kaip lmanydami nuo lenku uz-
puolimo, vienok Xxi Siol dar ne
buyo ', patvirtinacip 1iniu, kad
voikeciai ginkluotusf prieSais
bolsevikus, kuriu kariSka spe-
ka pastaruoju laiku beveik re-
teko prasmes'
Kaip ten nebutu, vienok Lie
tuvos neprigulmybe dideliame
pavojuje nepaisant nei ant to,
kad, nekurie is sugrizusiu at
stovu is amos puses balos, me-
gina mus itikinti, buk Lietuvos
neprigulmybe jau uztikrinta.
Anglia lietuviams daug kuo
prigelbejo nepaisant il ant tr,'k
dyinn lenku drauges, Francu-
zijos. Rnta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
BOLSEVIKAI SAUKIASI
PRIZE MOTERU.

Londonas, geg. 26. Bevie
linis telegrafas is Rusijos
pranesa, kad bolseviku ap-
sig.ininimo kariskas komite-
tas iSleido atsisaukima i
moteris, kviesdamas stoti
liuosnoriai sovietu armijon.
Abelnai INFANT bolSeviku
padejimas yra silpnas. Su-
lyg pranesimu is Mur1nan-
sko, anglai lengvai galetu
uzimti Petrograda, bet is to
butu maza nauda, mes An
glija nesugebtu ismaitinti.
Petrogrado gyventojus. Mat
anglai kontroliuotu tik vie
na Murmansko gelzkelio IL
Mia; gi su laivais prie Pet
rogrado, nepaemus Kron-
stado, negalima privaziuoti.
Dabar Sovietu valdzia
pradejo smarkiai organizuo
ii kariumene If Wis naujus
pulkus siuncia prizes Sibiro
armija. Sulyg pranesimu,
bolsevikai turi tulus laime-
jimus apieilnkeje Samaros;
bet apielinkeje Viatkos boil
sevikai tapo sumusti.
Omsko valdzia, kaip pra-
nesama, pradeda irgi ge-
riau organizuotis. Sudary-
ia kelios naujos minister
JOS is patyrusiu valstybinin-
ku seno rezimo.
Ekaterinburge buvo susi-
vaziavimas apielinkes pra-
monininkV, pirkliQ If sodie-
ciQ; susivaziavime pirminin
kavo pats Kolcakas. Susi-
vaziavimas iSnese rezoliuci-
jas uztikrinancias zydams
tiesas ir remima pramones.
Kelios zydu organizacijos
isreiske Omsko valdziai uz-
sitikejima il iteike tulas SUI
mas pinigu organizavimui
kariumenes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
MAYORAS ATIDARYS
SElMINI KONCERTA.

Nisuomenei jau zinoma, kad
nedelios vakare,. birzelio s d.,
bus priesseiminis koncertas All
ditorium teatre. Tai seimo
pradzia. Chicagos miesto Ma
yoras p. Thompsonas jan prisi-
zadejo jane dalyvauti. Jis pir
nutinis atidarys seinines IS
kilmes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
SKILO VOKIETIJOs
DELEGACIJA.

Versailles, geguzio 27 d.
u Dlp!omatiSkuose rateliuose kal-
bama, kad tarpe Vokietijos de
legacijos na~iu taikos konfe7
rencljon yra skilimas. Es2 DIV:
zymios frakcijos; viena stow.
uz pasirasylnq po sutartimi; XII
ta-gi prizes.
Salininku pasirasymo po su-
tartimi vadu yra Voil,ctiios
kancleris Scheidmann; gi prize
Slngqju tarpe yra grovas Brock
dorff, Rantzau il Matthias Err
berber lgS
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
GRIUYO RUSU SOVIE-
TAI PETROGRADE..

Londonas, geguzio 27 d.
News agentura gavusi ziniq is
Viborgo per StocNholmq, kad
Petrogrado rusu sovietai tapo
nuversti. Rusu sovietus nuvcr
te chinai, latviai If final irgi
bolsevikai, bet nesutinkanti ST
rusu bolseviku veikimu.
Toliau pranesama, kad Pet
rogrado if KronStado apielinke
je girdisi stipri koninada (ka
nuoliu saudimasi), vienok ne
zinoma kq reiSkia Sis saudima-
81.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
MONROE DOKTRINA
LYGOS PAMATAS.

Paryzius, geguzio 27 d.
Prezidentas Wiisonas viename
pokilyje uzreiSkd, kad Tautu
Lyga, prizes kuriq smarkiai ko-
voja nekurie veikejai Suvieny-
tose Valstijose, turinti savo pa
mate Monroe doktrina. Girdi
geriausias budas apsaugoti kaip
Amerika taip If bile sail nuo
kitu lsiycrzimo yra Tautu Ly-
ga.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
ANGLIA REIKALAUJA
AFRIKONU KAUKUO-
LIU.

Washington, D. c. Tai
kos sutartyje yra ir tokis
punktas, kuris tuliems gall
atrodyti keistu, jis reikalau
ia, kad Vokietija begyje 6
menesiu perduotu Anglijai
kaukuole Afrikos sultono
Okawa ir kitty.
Minetos kaukuoles afri-
konQ yra skaitomos kaip ir
sventomis, ypac sultano
Okawa, kuris pasizymejo sa
vo gudrumu tarpe afrikonu.
Vokieciai uzvalde ta krasta
surinko kaukuoles mokslis-
kiems tyrineJimams, bet uz
tai ant jQ pyko afrikonai.
Dahar tu kaukuoliu rel
kalauja Anglia, national,
tuomi noredama prisigerin-
ii afrikonams, sugrazinant
jiems gerbiamas kaukuoles
ir patraukus afrikonus sa-
Won pusen.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
SUDUZO DIDzIAUSIAS
ORLAIVIS

Londonas, geg. 26. Ties
Marlborough istiko nelaime
didziausi Xxi siol pastatyta
orlaivi. Jis buvo bando-
mas, bet nepasekmingai, Or
laivis we're nosimi zemen ir
apsivert6; nelaimeje vienas
uzlnusta If keliolika suzei-
stu. Orlaivis svere 20 tonu
ir turejo 6 minus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
NORI ATSISKIRTI NUO
VOKIETIJOS.
Hamburg, geguzio 27 d.

Hamburg, geguzio 27 d.
Vakarineje dalyje Vokletijos
yra stiprus judejimas uz suda-
5ma Reiniskos Prusijos nepri-
gulminga valstybe. IS Dues
seldarf praneSama. kad vien til<
mieste Chepelle surinkta po pc
ticija $4,000 parasq, kurioj rel
kalaujama sudaryti is Reinis-
kos Prusijos atskira valstybe.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
AMERIKONAI PASIRUO-
Sc UZPULTI VOKIETIJA.
Coblen-, geg. 26 (suvelinta)

SooiSiA--, ScS. 20 (SuVellnCa) J
siqdien pribuvo i Coblenz
generolas Fayolle, vienas is ko-
manduotoju Francuzijos armi-
jos If turejo konferencijq ST.
Suvienytu Valstiju generolu
Liggett reikale uzpuolimo Vo-
kietijos, jei vokieciai atsisakyt'l
pasirasyti po taikos suta -timi.
Suvienytu Valstiju arrnija,
kaip praneSama yra pilnai pri-
siruosusi zengt: gilyn Vokieti-
jos, kaip tik gaus reikalinga
lsakymq nuo vyresnybes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-28
1TALIJOS KARIUMENE
KRAUSTO IS TURKIJOS.

Paryzius, geguzio 27 d.
Nesenai buvo pranesta, kad
Italia issodinusi Turkijoje j
pietus nuo Smyrna savo kariu-
meme. Prizes toki Italijos elgi-
mas uzprotestavo Turkija.
Veliau gauta ziniu, kad TIA
LILA vel sodinanti savo kareivius
/ laivus atgal; national il ga
vusi isakyrna is talkininku nes-
it's is Turkijos.