davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1919-12-11

srIDEBAkER-1sis model. with winter
body. car IN good condition: also xop
Roadster. both cars can be seen at RIGGS
t5ARAGE. 1851 p ST. y w Ask Tor Mr.
AYERS Franklin 3203 -
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
Safegnard;ns Me
Safest investment

II h q generally recognized fact - =
nrst nortsayes n,. are tns 'ine" ,,s 81 ansssn ssd
our new booklet telling Of the many safe
euards have placed around OUR frsl
mortgaee nix per cent notaa, which vs be
Iieve make security doubly securs snr
which constitute the chief feasons Tor oet
record Of nifty years without lcss 70 &C
investor.
SWARTZElL RHHM h
HENSEY CO.,
sS7 18th st. n. ~.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
WAnTED-AUTOS

CHEVROLET or Ford roadster; terms
good running order. BOX lis; Times Of
hce IL
The Washington times., 1919-12-11

PATHffNOEk-CIub rosdster GOOD as
new. new tires. wire wheels. extra tires
Al shape; cost $500 will sacrifice for
cash leaving city. must be sold can be
seen 1857 st Phone owner Franklin 2sl7
Or call ses 18th 1T. y. w. Mr.. GIBSON
Will demonstrste- Greg. s5ID. Is
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
PIERCE-ARROW LIMOUSINE

Model ca, equipped with westinghouse
snock aosoroers: absolutely perfect in every
detail the most artistic. disnifed aud DOW
srful limousine In Washington for the most
discriminating purchaser; car can be seen
by appointment only. Address BOX I33,
Times office. II.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
AUTO ACCESSORIES

ASOLINE Pump, 5-gaI stroke. guaranteed
Al condition; value $500: will sell for
SIS COLUMBIA AUTO SUPPLY CO., I3th
md II sts- N W. H.
THE VICTOR TIRE 4 RCBBER CO.'S
Mileage Hogs
THE TIRE OF LOW COST AND slT-
ISFACTION.
18th and y. w. Franklin 1854.
del-eet
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

IZzt II 81. n. W.
STORAGE, PACKING AND SHIPPING
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

Bernard Nelly. concerning whom
 much anxiety was felt, owing to re- ports that he had been severely frog en while travelling along the coast
 near Cape Wooley. arrived in town Friday afternoon with Leonard Sep pala, who made the trip to Wooley in
 record time for the purpose of bring ing Nelly to town. Nelly undoubt- edly had most severe experience. but Is infar better shape than the first re- norts suggested. His fingers are frost bitten to some extent but beyond Ia few finger and toe nails he will lose no portion of his members. He was around town yesterday appearing but little the worse for his experience. Mir
 Neilly says he Spent two nights in his sleeping bag in the open but did not commence to freeze until the morning of the second day.The storm was en-
 countered on the day he left Nome
 and finally compelled him to stop and seek such shelter as was to be had in
 tho sleeping bag. The following morning the storm had abated to q great degree and Nelly attempted to dig out his sled and harness. most of which was covered with drifted snow. Meanwhile the storm came up again and he was compelled to spend anoth- CT night in the bag. On the follow Ing morning he froze his hands while |again seeking to rescue the dog har-
 ness Realizing that he was freez- Ing. Nelly left his outfit and made his way to deserted cabin at Wooley, where he was later located by Christ Gudmundsun.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

The Pioneer Women's organization held the annual installation of officers at the Igloo Friday evening last. The new official regime was started on it's way by Mrs A. Polet. acting in the ca . pacity of Installing officer. assisted by Mrs Nels Swanberg as Installing Mar shal. Following is the roster of new ;ind old officers installed Pres, Mrs T. Lehmann; vice pres Mrs .Thos. A. Ross; Secretary, Mrs F. Bruner: Treas, Mrs J. Warwick: Historian, Mrs F. Meilke: Chaplain. Mrs Nels Ledding; Marshal. Mrs Conrad Freed ing: Inside Guard, Mrs O. H. Flowers. Trustees Mrs A. Markham. 6 year term) Mrs J. Monogan. c year term) Mrs Huff
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

pefcy Blatcrford, mail contractor on the Nome Teller run, arrived in town yesterday with D small quantity of mail and reportE that recent rum DTS that John Hefness was lost on the way from Teller to Wales is hardly correct. Hegness started for the Cape but was compelled by severe storm to take refuge in a cabin at Lost Riv. er Several of his dogs were frozen but Hegness sustained no injury. Joe Kennedy later came down from tho Lost river tin mine and Hesne1 &C., companicd him to the mine and re- mained there several days. Mesus McArthur and Sam Torkleson return ed from Wales during Biatchford's stay at Teller and reported that no additional deaths have occurred and everyone was well. Blatchford re- ports that he met Christ Gudmundsun. who is bound for Wales. at Cripple river. It has been one continuous blow at Teller for weeks and the wea- ther very cold. Travel between Wales and Teller has been seriously impeded by the storm. Torkleson and NcAr- thur were Il days making the es miles between Teller and the Cape.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

refrains are usually afflicted with a lame wing as because they almost in. variabiy seek to give us a sample of all the odea and sounets they have composed since the rhapsodical Muse took possession of their souls. In ad. dition to insisting on reading the one they present, which they "just dashed ofY". etc It happens. however. that the verses referred to are really worth while from the literary standpoint. and in addition contain a message for the people of Nome which holds ful- ly as much truth as poetry. The title Is: They'll all Come Back"
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

The Board of Directors of the Nomo Chamber of Commerce met at the off, flee of o. D. Cochran Saturday even- ing and made further arrangements for continuing the labors of the Cham- Der in matters affecting the general interests of the district. The special committee appointed to secure data regarding the Ernst dredge and other Information pretaining to the prcpos- cd Snake River Harbor. reported that a wire has been sent to Engineer Preston. head of the Northwestern branch of the War Department Engin- eering Board. giving him the informa- ton requested in his recent telegram The board also took up the question of securing a change or modification in the income tax law which will permit more time for making returns by tax payers in this section, It is understood that certain changes in the law are being considered in Washington and 1t is hoped that congress can be in- duced to make special exception in the case of Alaska with respect to the time for making returns. Under the present law. taxpayers are frequently compelled to pay penalties amounting to as high as 50 per cent solely be- cause of the period between January l. the day on which Income taxes be- come asscssable, and March 1. the last day on which returns cen be received without liability to penalty. does not always permit returns to reach the Outside in time to escape penalty. The law affords ample time for mah- ing returns in the States. but the slowness of the winter mails in Ala aka renders 1t almost impossible for many to take account of stock on aJn- uary and make returns within the intervals between January 1 and March l. It is hoped that the date of can be changed in the case of Alaska or additional time allowed in which to make returns. o. D. Coch- ran was appointed a special committee
 to prepare telegram for transmits sion to the Alaslsa delegate request Ing him to make an effort to secure modification or other favorable chang
 e in the present regulations. A mo- ton was also passed requesting all subsidary committees to organize and in writing regarding the results of their deliberations in order that the general details of the Chambers pro-
 gram may be arranged as soon as
 possible.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

Owing to the severely cold night, tho task of heating up the school house in time for the forenoon session of the public school. was almost be. yond the capacity of the steam plant and school did not convene until A. M. today. The janitor started the furnace at ) a. m. but the building was still too cold for comfort whom the pupils arrived. The young folks were sent home with instructions to return at the usual afternoon open- ing hour.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

According to an announcement made Saturday by Postmaster Walsh. ar- rangements have been made for the handling of mail matter in excess of the regular weight limit between Un- alakleet and Nome. This in effect means that the mail will be brought through much more expeditiously than would be possible if shipments were confined to the usual schedule. Postmaster Walsh states that 1t is ex- pected that all first class mail will be brought in to Nome at once after the quarantine is lifted. How soon that much anticipated development will oc- cur is a matter still on the knees of the gods-as Hennessy said.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

Although the seaso n is trifle ear- ly for the Spring poet to be abroad in Ii e land. with his mellifious 1itties on the winds of the Kougarok vales and other local themes. the Nugget will publish in it's next issue topical poem by local contributor. AS a usual things we are disposed to shuu the effusions of the muse obsessed loc- al bards-not so much because their
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

Health Officer Dr Neuman has been cured between St. Michael and Old Hamilton as a result of the influenza epidemic. The mortality was confin- ed exclusively to the native population Dr. Neuman has also received word from Noorvik through the medium of Replogle stating that the influenza has not invaded the Kotzebue section. The report was from Dr. Cook and an- nounced that all were we'll at Kotze- bue
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

owing to the intense cold of recent days, the Dream Theatre has been compelled to close it's doors, the heat ing plant not being of sufficient capa- city to offset the enroachments of old Jack Frost. The play house will res ume business as soon as weather con- ditions are favorable.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27
NOTICE.

The seavenser husinsss hsrstefere conducted by Ed. orsdsssn will bs continued by the undsrsisncd. An accounts are payable ts me-. .omes. Lsshsr barber shop building, teas- pl,ens, black 48.
 Office hours from 1 to 5 p. m.
 ~. W. oRiFElTH,
 Administrator oredsssa Eststs
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27
MOOSE LADIES SOCIAL

Nome Chapter 70, Women Of Moose heart lsgien, will hold . public card party . dance at Small Esg1e Hall, Monday evening, January 27. Admls- sion t1,00, Ladies frsc. Program com sncness o:46 p. n.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27
NEWS NOTES

A report in circulation. today to the effect that some one passed away in one of the hospitals is unfounded. The patients in both institutions are pro- gressing favorably, altho Mir. Bonnet, who was recently taken i'll with influ. enza is reported very i'll otday.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27
IMPORTANT NOTICE

An persons having claims against the Bureau Of Education or the terri. tory of Alaska, growing out of the influenza epidemic, are rsqusstsd to file sams, duly itemizsd and without delay, with one of the undersieneI. |.
 E. Q. EVANS,
 Supt Bureau of Education.
 G. J. LoMEN,
 Mayor of Nome.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27
loUT.

Pair Gold rimmcd eye oiassss bs- tween Barraek Square and School house. Finder pieass return to Nus get Office. Reward.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27
pREssMAklNo

Plain and afney drsasmaIdns. Reasonable Prices. Mrs Madgwiek. 23e Second Avenue.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

Ring up Main when you want that coal hauled or any odd jobs done.
 CLARENCE RIGGS
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

Although no records of the weather conditions during the first years of the camp are available, 1t is believed that the present winter is the coidest that has occurred since Nome was es- tablished. The Weather Bureau was not established until several years af- ter the gold rush, but insofar as tho records of the 0fiice show, the temper atures this winter are far lower than ever before. Temperatures below 40 degrees minus In town have been ex- ceedingly rare. although of common occurance during the present closed season. Saturday witnessed what is undoubtedly the record drop in the mercury. the Weather Bureau ther- mometers showing minimum of l6 below zero at 6 p. m. on the evening of that day. Out at the radio station on the outskirts of the town. the ther- mometers registered 5s below zero Saturday morning. Sunday the tenn. perature raised slightly but 47 was registered during the day at the wire. less station and other points. This morning the mercury stood at 42 be. low zero in town and sl at the wire less.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

Advices from Et. Davis announce that the funerals of the late Privates George H. Hadley' Morris Pasco6t, O.. car F. Hendrickson and Andy D. Thompson. of Co. C.. aoth. Battalion. U. s. G.. will take place at Fl. Davis at 2.so p. m. Thursday. January 90. The deceased soldiers. together with the late Private Tacitus Maheras, whose remains were inferred at the post January l7. compose the total number who died of the influenxa at Ft. Davis ouring tho recent epidemic. The burial service will be read by Rev Chas. Shank of Nome. Transporta. tion to and from Ft. Davis for rela. tives and friends of the deceased will be provided free of charge by the Quartermasters department. Teams will leave Barrack Square at 2. p. m. on the afternon of the designated date and will return to town after the fun. .eral services. In order that the nee. essary means of transportation can be provided. all persons desirsnS to at- tend the services win leave their names with Capt Thos. Ross. of the Coast Guard. no later than Wednesday noon.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-27

Administrator srsdssss Estate
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
DORPATAN ATKELIAVO
BoLsEVIKV ATsToVAI.

Dorpatas, or. 3.-Siandie va
kare Dorpatan atIleliavo Rusi-
jos bolSeviiQ valdzios atstovai
-Krasin, Joffe ir Radek.
Taikos konferencija su Pa
baltijos vieSpatijomis prasid6s
rytoj po pietQ, sita konferen-
CHA gal nuspres pasau1io vies-
patiiQ atsineSima j bolsevikis-
ky Russia.
Siandie isryto atstovai pra-
leisti per muSiQ frontq il pri-
init specijalin traukinin.
Atstovas Krasin kituomet
yra buves atstovu konferenci-
ioj Pskove.
AtStovams darugauja skait-
lingas pagelbininkQ il sekre-
torill Stabas. Kalbama, jog
konferenciia praSitesianti ke-
letQ SavaiciQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
VOKIECTAI INA PRIESIN.
TIES TALKININKAMS.
Atsisako pasirasyti po sutar-
ties protokolu.

Pary2ius, gr. 4.-Vokietijos
vyriauSybi atsiSakG paraSais
.potvirtinti taIkininkQ padary-
tQ protokolQ, sulig knio tai
kos SutartiS turGtQ igyti savo
SvarbQ il imtQ piInai gyvuoti.
PrOtOkolo vokieGiai ncnOri
paVirtinti' pirmiausia todel,
-kad anamc taIkininkai paddio
viSotiV vokieGiamS pildytinll
pripdQ. Pasllui todel, kad tai
kos Sutarties neratifikavo Suv.
TalStijQ SenataS.
Nakar su taikos konferenci-
jos Sekretoriu Dutasta konfe-
ravo vokieciQ atStovyb6s pir-
mininkas, baronas Kurt voH
LeSner. Sis DutaStai praneSG,
jog vokieciQ vyriausybG nu-
sprenduSi ncpatvirtinti proto-
kOlO. =
Kol-kaS dar nezmia, ky pra-
d9s taIk;ninkai Sitam klausi-
me.
Del to vollicGiQ pasiprieSini-
mo ir Suv. NalStijQ atStovai
Gia dar toIcsniai pasilieka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
IS iTALIJOS,
BUS PERTRAUKTAS
STREIKAS TIA
LIJOJE.

Rymas, gr. 4.-Parlamento
socijalistQ atstovQ vadai If XII
Ii radikaliai gaivalai nuspren-
de atSaukti generali darbinin-
ky streikQ, kaip Gia, taip XII
tur.
Streikas kaip reikiant nepa-
vyko, tad atSaukiamas. Di-
dziuma darbininkQ neklauso
socijalistQ.
Rymas, gr. 3.-Ryme, Mia
ne IL Florencijoj seka genera
lis darbininkQ streikas. Mia
ne rjauSiQ metu du zmogu nu-
zudyta ir daugelis suzeista. Is
suzeistQ du mirl liSonin6je.
Paclam Rhyme socJalistal
buvo pakele demonstracijas
prizes vyriausybe. PaSaukta
llariuomen6. Vienas demon
strantas nuzudytas il keli su-
zeista.
Vakar cia socijalistai boise
vikai pc visa miesta iSlipd6 il
paskleid6 atsiliepimus j dar-
bininkus, kad tie netrukdytQ
savo veikimo If tuojaus imtq
zengti rusq bolsevikp pedomis.
Atsiliepimuose buyo pazy-
NINA, jog rusp bolsevikQ pa
vyzdziu turetq sekti Visas pa
saulio proletarijatas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
Dorpate Prasideda
Taiikos konferenCiiia

pondentas) Prizes pat apleiI
slant man Dorpatq IS estl verI
smiq teko patirti, jog sekantl
konferencija PabaItijos viespal
tijQ su boiSevikais ivyksiantI
artimiausioj ateityj. |
Bet Gia latviQ vyriausybf
ligSiol dar oficijaliai nepainI
formuota apie ta konferencijaE:
Baigiant konferencija ST
Litvinovu Dorpate, PabaltlJoS
vieSpatijQ atstovai pasizadej$
dalyvauti If sekancioje su bole
Sevikais konferencijoje.
Kick teko patirti, latviq WI
riausyb6 stow uz tai, kad sci
kanti konferencija su bolsevlE
kais butQ atid6ta tolesniai. Sal
ko, Jog Pabaltijos viespatiE
JOINS dar neatGio tinkamas lai|;
kas tarties su bolsevikais.
Bet Revelyj, Estonijos sostiI!
n6i, visai kitaip manoma i;
kalbama apie tq konferencij9;
Estai pasirenge stoti taillos tai;
rybosna su bolsevikais kadiI|
vieni, jei Iatviai su lietuviail;
pasiprieSintQ.
Is latviq IL lietuvip puseI:
girdima uztikrinimQ, kad JlS
busiq ncutraliai, ,jei estai bu||
tiinai norasia snsitailSiiltr $
bolSevikais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05

vanoriuS. Gelezinkelhi atSisa-
ko laisvanorius vezti / kasyk-
Iu laullus. Gal pasbui atsisa-
llys ir iSvezioti iSkastas ang-
lis.
Mieste Peoria, ILL.,, visokie
darbai sustabdyti. DTbtuv6s
uzdaromos.
Rockforde, ILL.,, uzdaryta
mokykIos. Dirbtuv6se if krau-
tuv6se koI-kas dirbama po pu-
SC dienos.
Rock ISIande, Ill.,, paskelb-
ia aStrVs Suvarzymai angliQ
vartoiime.
I OkIahomos valStiios ka-
sykIas pasiQsta federal6 ka-
l,iuomcni. -.
MokyEioS uzdarytos: Virgil
MA, ILL.,; cedaX Rapids, Iowa;
Burlington, Iowa, IT. kltur.
Kansas kasykIosna dirbti
keliauja 500 Suddenly is Ne
hraska vaIstiios univerSiteto.
Missouri valstijoje valsti.ji-
ne vaIdzia uzima kai-kuriaS
kasyklaS.
I[ai-kuriuoSe mazesniuose
mieSteliuose vietoje angliQ
krTui imama vartoti malkos.
Vietomis farmeriai del ang-
liQ trukumo kurena rvoras il
mel KornuS. y
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
Blogejja nesutikinai S. Y.
su Meksika

matinius santikius su MekslI
la.
Tad stovis Suv. Valstijq 81
NTeksika nuolat arseja.
Senate uzsieniQ reikalQ ko|
miteto pirmininkas, senatorial
Lodge, pazymi, jog labai b'og'
su Meksika. Sulig jo zodzig
intervencija Meksil1oje kaipi|
noiSvengtina.
Senatorius Ashurst indavI
rozoliucija, kad kares departa|
lnentas Meksikos parubeziai|
padaugintu skaitliu kariuomd
n3S.
Gi sentorius Shields reillaI
'auia, kad butu paskelbta za!
re Meksikai.
Valstybas departamenta|
pra1esa, jog pastaroji yyriau|
syb6s nota Meksikai Carran|
zai buvo induota praeita pin
madieni. II ligSiol nesulaulSia|
mas atsakymas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
KAUKAZE PAKELTA NAU-
IA KARE.
Azerbaidai uzpuole armenus.

Tiflisas, or. 4. = Kaukaze
pakilo nauja kar6. Siuo kartu
susrtm6 ArmGnija Su Aver
baidian (Karabagh).
DvylillQ tukstanciQ armenQ
kariuomen6s uzatakavO net is
trijQ SonQ azerbaidai, vadovau-
,iani turkQ oficierQ. Jei pas
tarieSiemS pavyktu arm6nus j
veikti, skerdynGs arm6nQ butQ
nei$vengtinos.
Nezinia kuo pasibaigs Sitas
Kaukaze Susir6mimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
ANGLIU KRIzIS PALIECIA
VISA SAIL,
oPERAToRIAI sIyLo DAU-
GIAU iUzMOKESTIES.
Gal bus S suarestuoti angleka,
siu vadai.

Washington, sr. ). ~Di-
dziuliQ minkStQiu mgliQ ka-
syklQ kompanijQ atStotai Gia
suSirinkime Sutar3 angleka-
slams pasiQlyti daugiau uz-
mokesties, ne kaip buvo pasiQ-
lyta paEios vyriausyb6s. Kom-
PANTY atstovai tq savo pa
siQIymq padav6 patvirtinti Sa-
lies kuro ahninistracijai.
Sakoma. kompanijos suma-
niuSiOS darbininkams duOti
kick daugiau, kaip "A nuoS.
Is mdianapoliso praneSta,
jog federalio teisGio Ander-
son par6dymu ar tik nebus
tuOjauS suareStuoti viSi strei-
kuOjanGiQ anglekasiQ vadai-
virSaiGiai. JQ 81 paSaukiami
teiSman i$klauSin6ti. Kaltina-
mi perzengimc " injunction y
prizes Streikq. Kalbama, JOG.
.iie po to bus SuareStuoti il
Iigi byIos paIiuo$uoti po pa
ranka.
IndianapoIiSc yra tik orga-
nizaciios centro vir$aiciai.
Tad lEitp valStijQ virSaiciai,
turbut, bus paSaukti j savo
iokaIius federaliuS teismuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
TtI IEN.SIKOS SENATAS Pa
REEIIA CARRANZA.
Jam p2veGa yasti santikius 81
SuY. Valstij0mis.

Ma<ico City, G.. 44.-AIeksi-
kos >eN1tas vakar prize uzda-
rytu ,Iul.iu svarStG pastarajQ
SuN. NaIstijQ nOtq konsuliaro
a@cnto JenkinSo reikale. Sc
uatas atrodo, kad tas reikalas
yra rjIutaS. Ir nuSprend6 tq Vi
y rciE&IQ pavesti riSti paciam
rryzilentui Carranzai.
Eadina~i, Meksikos senatas
i&reis<G pa>itik6jima Carran-
Po to Carranza susauE;d
&laptan posGdin savo minste-
iiuS. Sakoma, tartasi nntics
priemoniu pravesti respuhli-
koi reikaIingQ tvarka II taikQ.
KoI-kas nieEo nezlnoma,
kaip greitai il kQ C0rranza at
$akys Suv. FalstijQ notq.
NonSuIiaris agentas laikOmas
kal6iime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
"LEIDI" AsToR GINc1JA
ST PARLAMENTE.
Du kartu ja perspejo pirlnEiI|
ninkas.

Londoras, gr. 4. Pirm]
kartA Anglijos parlamentsl
inejo moteris atstovt. Tai ne
senai mirusio Astoro amoha
amerikiete.
Ana diena jinai jau gav3
pamoka, kad parlamente rel
kia rzsilaikyti padoriai ir ra
Mai. Parlamento pirmininka
du kartu ja perspejo, kuome
debatQ metu jinai gincinosi s
kitu atstovu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
baIsus. w pastarqji baIsavo
vieni socijalistai.
Truksmas parlamente.

Parlamente prizes pat pirmi-
ninko rinkimus pakelta truk-
.Smas. Socijalistai atstovai me-
gino atsisallyti prisiegti. Bet
be to negalejo but atstovais ir
prisiek6.
Paskui juoktsi is prisiekos.
Vienas is jQ sake, kad jis, tie
sa, prisiekes, bet jo prisieka
nebuvus tikra.
Kit pazym6jo, jog tolesniai
iie pasidarbuosiQ visai panai-
knit prisieka.
Apmustas socijalistas.
Vienas socijalistas atstovas
parlamento butan buvo at6jes
su apraiSiota galva il su ap-
dauzytom akin. Kliuvo jam
vakarykScios demonstracijos
.metu.
Xiii socijalistai atstovai pa
k6le baisQ trukSma. Pareikala-
vo, kad atsakomyb6n butQ pa
trauktas policijos virsininkas
ir kares minister's.
Paskui premjeras Nitti pra-
nese, jog jis pravesias tardy-
mus ir kaltininkus nubausias,
iei rasias.
Nezinia kas bus toliaus su
italu parlamentu, isimaisius
ccia zynr1am, skaitliui socijali-
stu, kuliu tarpe zymi dalis ra-
.dillalai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
PIESIkAS VILLA ESAS
SUIMTAS.

Juarez, Meksika, or. 4 :
Gauta ziniQ, jog zmoma plesi-
kQ vadQ Villa su6me patys jo
$aIininkai il nori j pavesti
Garranzai uz gerus pinigus.
Nezinia, kick tame yra tie
SOS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05

AngliQ stovis visoj Salyj
blog6ja.
' Illinois valStijoj apie darbuS
kasykIoSe kol-kas dar nieko
nedaroma. Tik Skclbiami viSo-
kie suvarzymai naudoti ang-
lis. Raginami zmonds taupy-
ii angliS.
Kansas valstijoje kasyklas
uzGm6 vaIStijos valdzia. Gu
bernatoriuS organizuoja lais-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
VILLA GRUMOJA MIESTUI
CHIHUAHUA.

El Paso, Tex, Gr. +. - Pra-
neSama, jog mieSto Chihuahua
pa%,eIbta karGS stOvis. Laukia-
mas EiIloS kariuomen6S "
puoIimaS. Ten Villa SUI Savimi
turf apie -tukStanti kareiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
S273, 100000 - NEW YCRKO
BIUDzETAS.

New York, gr. +. = Alder
manV taryba pri@m6 miestui
biudzetq. lSlaidQ busiq $273,-
Gs9,4S5.
Tai bent vieno miesto me-
tines i&laidoS.