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Imperial Valley press., 1919-02-13
VALLEY MASONS
PLAN WELCOME
TO STATE CHIEF

Elaborate preparations are being
made by Brawley Masonic Lodge for
the reception of the Imperial Valley
Masons at the Eighth Annud Get
Hog~ther meeting on February %.
Grand Master Bradford Webs+rr,-o1 OF
California, will be an honored guest,
and deliver an address at three O'Clock
This will be followed by 4 barbecue.
In the evening, VIM. Rhodes Hervey
and Judge Finlayson, of Los Angeles
will give addresses.
Arrangements are being made to
care for between 800 and 400 Masons
The presence Of the grand master is
expected to prove an especial draw
ing card.
The Get Together meetings of the
Imperial Valley Masons were initial
cd at FL Cantro, and the lodge Of each
'ity has entertained the members of
the craft in turn until the Valley
lodges this year will be the guests
Of Brawley for the ~-~1~1 time.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-02-13
MORALS BAD.

Vienna, Jan. 1O.-A glimpse into
the moral condition of the Austrian
PRESS during the war is contained in
a revelation in the Arbeiter Zeitung
the Socialist paper, which prints TIE
secret contract between the former
Austrian Premier, rr. Won Seydler
and the pan-GeEman deputy, Hummer
regarding the Foundation of an or
ganization to be known as the "Press
Correspondence"
This institution was financed by DR..
Won Seydler with an annual outlay
equivalent to $150,000 and of 81 200
to Hummer as salary Hummer was
also made Priyv Councillor and put
in the House Of Lords. His duty was
to furnish, free, telephone and tele-
graph articles, matrices and news
paper propaganda, to the Austrian
press and it was in general gladly
accepted.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-02-13
COLORED HERO
WRITES STORY
OF VICTORIES

Under date of Dec. IS, and address
Somewhere in France" Jeff Herd,
f.. former porter at Greenleaf & Glenn
ents drug store, writes an interesting
letter telling of his war experiences
I'VE pitched tents about two hun
dre& wards from the Germans near
Nerdun when that awful battle was
fought" he said. "Thye left about
three o'clock Tie next morning. We
sure were lucky for we have walked
over mines and around mines and
none of us were blown up, but some
Of the rest of the poor boys were
not so lucky.
TIE Duochman sure had some
wonderful %gaps set, but the Ameri-
can bows never rest because when
, Uncle Sans big guns began crack
ing YOU aught to have seen those
Heinies doing the bali jack
You or~ht to have seen the barb
wire entanglements and zig-zag
trenches toe Germans had fiXt up for
40 lat that never helped them any.
We allowed the Germans fourteen
Gays to free their prisoners and then
return Of these poor people back to
their houses was a pitiful sight.
They struggled over rough and
muddy roads for miles and miles and
when they got TO L cir destination
found that they lre still without
houses for the Germans had blown up
all the houses. Some Of the French
people had very fine homes but that
did not take anv effect on the Ger
mans. They made barracks, stable,
ammunition factory and everything
else out of them. The American boys
ran the Dutchman so fast they ran
off and left all Of their ammunition.
6ut the houses close TO their homes
were in better condition for they lived
in them themselves.
We are only eight miles from Ger
man soil now. The card YOU find in
letter is a picture Of German Can
teen.
w sailed from New York on the
eleventh Of October. 1918, on the |
U. S. s. Maine with ''--~~ other ships
and two submarine chasers, and also
ehIee airDlan2s flving over our heads.
When we struck The English Channel
ve had five submarine chasors with
US. We were ten days coming over.
Well ! pUcss ! win close. Give my
regards to Miss Gladies and tell her
/ made q good faithful soldier like
she told ne 10 do, because 1 always
t1iei to obey the commands.
Give NJ. Groenleaf my best re-
CARDS.
] have made q first-class private.
VIII close, my best wishes to all.
From Private Jeff Herd,
815 Pioneer Inf. Co. b.,
American i. f.
v-'- N----- York.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-02-13
OFFICERS HUNT

REMAGEN, GERMANY. Jan.l2-
Wild boar hunting has become a pop
ualr sport among officers of the
American army Of Occupation in the
hills along the Rhine in the region Of
Remagen. Several hunting parties
have been held and several boars were
bagged by each party. A number Of
hunting preserves are owned by
wealthy Germans in the vicinity Of
Remagen and it was within these
reservations that the hunts have
taken place by permission Of the own
ers. The ordinary army rifle was
used by the Americans in the wild
boar drives.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-02-13
FLAG
A G. AIN FLIES
OVER EMBASSY
lEy Assoclated Pressl

ADRIANOPLE, Via London, Jan
13.-For the first time since the
United States broke relations with
the Ottoman government, the Ameri-
can flag 1ies on Turkish soil. Over
the American Red Cross relief station
in this little Moslcm city the Stars
2nd Stripes may be seen floating
alongside the Red Cross flag. The
bright colors have created no little
curiosity among the Turks, many of
=. am have never seen the American
lag before
The Rcd Cross dcpot was establish
ed here 10 supply food and clothing
b The groat numbers of Greek and
Serbian refugees who are returning
fran points in Bulgaria and Turkey.
Tho r-licf station is in charge Of
Israel Marcus Of Denver. Colorado, a
member Of TIE American Red Cross
mission to Greece.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-02-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

lease fully equipped
farm by first class Eastern farm
cr, for one or more years. Good
worker. First class references if
desired % not bother unless you
have a good deal. Meet me at
Press office promptly at II o'clock
Saturday If you fail to see this
ad in time, write 1715 West Thir-
ey7eighth street, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-02-13
TREES FOR MEMORIAL

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA park
planted with trees in the heart Of the
Gown is being planned by Clinton.
Mass, to keep fresh the memory Of
that towns sons who Paid thesupreme
sacrifice in the war, says report to
the American Forestry Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-02-13

San Francisco-A rough draft
of referendum petition against
the federal prohibition amend
ment was presented today at the
meeting of the California Wet
Federation. 1t is announced the
petitions viii be circulated with
in a fortnight.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-02-13

See the largest assortment Of
mattresses in Imperial Valley at Nc
Cunes; prices $3.50 to $500.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-14
COTTON GROWERS OF THE SOUTH
WILL Be STRONGLY ORGANIZED

Atlanta Ca. AUGUST 13--The Amer
ican COTTON Association. which is tc
stand beck Of the producers of the
South upon the basis of "a reasona-
bic profit above the cost of produe-
ton. has inaugurated 4 rapid and
determined membership campaign TO
cover the entire cotton belt
In few DAYS organizers viii be
in the Iie!d and every county in
Georgia viii have its own organiza-
giun Heading the Georgia Division
are Judge #. 4. Boykin. of Sylvia
MA President. and j. a Davis, bank
er and FARMER. CT Sardis.. Ca. Secre-
tary Treasurer. Both OF these expect
10 take the field.
Assistin- them in the work in Geor-
eia viii be the Central Campaign
Committee. composed of C. H. Kit
treil. OF Dublin: t. S. johnson, of
Jefferson: E. e. Teasley, of Toccoa;
J. ". Williams, Of Sylvania. and Min.
ter WimberIy. Of Macon, in addition
to the officers who are ex-officio mem
bers.
To Organize Every County
Well known citizens in every coun-
ty in Georgia will assist in the work
Of forming the county organizations
similar work will be done in each
Of the twelve Cotton States. until there
is formed for the first time in the
history OF the South. an organization
which will not only speak with au.
thority for the producer. but stand
ready to assist him in the marketing
of his product at a price that will
yield him a living wage.
With regard to the necessity for the
American Cotton Association and the
service ii. is to render. President Boy
kin has Just made this statement.
In 1914, when war was declared
cotton was selling at 15 cents,a pound
Fluctuations followed. and within ten
days it had slunrped to as low as six
cents The result was a loss to the
producer of $4S5.p0O,000. The bust
ness of the entire South was stagnated
and bankruptcy and ruin confronted
business in this section.
"ln 1917 the Cotton States Advis
or. Marketing Board was organized at
New Orleans. Cotton was then selling
at II ana 1Sc. An Investigating disclos
ed that, by comnarison, and or basis
of cost of production cotton should
be bringing around 30 cents. and the
producers. were so advised. ThJse who
needed the advice got 80 to 33 cents
"in the beginning Of the season oil
19iS. cotton was bringing around its
market yalue and middling rose on
tie New York exchange TO as high
as 81 % per pound. At this time. the
lresiht.nt appointed the price fixiae
.rsrd Wlicl. attemnted to fix the price
cuttcp: but If was found the Pres
.uv.l, had no authority in this direc
1904. nor could his commission do this
.!tnGut legislation.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-14
Selma Below Cost


Following this attempt to fix thf
Price. an Investigation as o the cos
OF producing cotton showed that th+
price OF niddling cotton with rea
sonaole profit to the pro4pcer. should
be 80 to 81 cents a pound.
When these facts were disclosed BY
the investigation. the price fixing
board announced that they were hands
OH, and that cotton would be left 10
the law OF supply and demand. In the
lace OF this statement. tie war indus
tries board was resolved into pur
chasing agency for the benefit CT the
Allied Nations. AS the Allies were the
only ones outside Of the America
spinners who could purchase cotton
competition was Immediately de
stroyed.
The promise that cotton would not
be lnterfered. with was further cloud
ed BY the licensing for export as well
as the statement that if cotton rose
to an unreasonable price. legislation
would be asked to put it under the
control OF the food administration.
These conditions. together with
subsequent embargoes. destroyed the
cotton market Speculation was elm
mated by reason of the uncertainty
OF the attitude OF the government
Spinners and manufacturers would
only buy their running supplies. Hence
the market became congested and rap
| idly declined to price far below tn
cost Of production.
Holding Movement HAlped
about this time there was inaup
urated the great holding movement by
| the Southern States. This was prac
| teal and necessary for the reason thai
| the banking and financial interest nj
the South had underwritten or Ioaned
millions on 35 and 81 cents cotton
and to have sold at the market Of
t1S to 90 cents, would have meani
bankruptcy to many of the best farm
ers of the South.
''The farmers, backed by great fl.
nancial and business interests of tha
| South. were in a position to hold their
cotton. and the result is that in les
than six months cotton has drifted
back to its former level of 35 and az
cents.
The unsettled conditions of con,
merce as well as peace still leave III,
/ cotton industry threatened bv dieos
ter. This can only be averted h,
perfecting an organization to assist H.
producer and others in keeping n r.
the market. Thorough ara effio,or,
organization must be had in order tha,
financial institutions may be IN g.
position to lend the needed assistanca
In no other way can it be done.
The American Cotton Association
is the only answer. We Of the Sopth
must not only organize it, but see th.
it grows and lives for the future sc
ice it will render every man, "
and child in our section"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
RIAUsEs SEATTLE.

!; Seattle, Wash, sausio l3 d
Keturiolika bolsevikisku sim
patizuotoju randasi kalejime
siadien laukdami istyrinejimo
atakos, kuri buvo padaryta ant
policijos, bandziusios isvaikv,-
ii, kaip j vadina, "raudonos
veliavos" paroda.
Pc parodos buvo la.komas
mitingas, ant kurio I.W.W.
kalbetojai patare generaliska
streika visose industrijose, SUI
stabdyti isdfbryste If sitlntirna
reikmenq Americas kariume-
nei Rusijoj.
Policijos kapitonas w. H.
Soaring, kuris vadovavo apie
100 policijantu likosi uzpultas
paroduojanciu zinoriiu.
Apskaitliuojama, kad apie
5,OGC vratr dalyvavo parodo
lC.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
REIKALAUJA ITALU PASI-
TRAUKIMO.

Belgyadas, sausio l3 d. -
Montenegro Tautisl:as Susi-
rinkimas isneSe -czoliucija,
kurioje reikalaujants kad l,c-
greiciausiai butu istraukt. vi.i
Italijos kareiviai is Montereg,
roe.
Rezoliucija nlrodo j buvi-
ma Italijos ks reiviu Monte
ncgroje, "dabartiniame lake
dalies naujos valstijos serbu,
kroatu il slovenu'' If kaipo
"nera diktuojama militarisku
reikalingumu, mes pastovi tai
ka vieSpatauja salyje."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
jai ir iSriSimui taikos.

Bolsevikai tvirtai zengia va
kar1 pusen nuodija Woke
tia. Jis negali butt sustabdy-
tas speka, bet jis gall butt su-
stabdytas 1naistu, if visi va
dai, SIT kuriais as esu pasta
rime sutinka. kar iSvien vel
kimas siame reikale yra ne
atideliotinas If labai svarbus.
Pinigai nebus iSleisti mais-
It'll del Vokietijos, todel kad
VokietiJa gall pirkti savo
maista, bet bus isieisti pasiun-
timui maisto musu tikriems
draugams Lenkijoj If zmo-
mems neutrality-suspicious. is
Austro-Vengrijos inperijos,
If musu padejejams Balkanuo-
Sc. As meldziu, kad jus per-
duosit 81 reikala su visais ga
limais raginimais il speka
kongresui.
AS ne matau, kaip mes tu-
rime daryti taika, pakol nebus
sustabdyta Wins anarchiz-
mo-.
Ponas White, vienas is Anne
rikos taikos delegatu. prisiun-
te toki pranesilna:
"Bolsevizmas dabartiniame
lake pilnai kontroliuoja Rusi-
ja il Lenkija, If platinasi Vo-
Ikietijoj If vienatine paseknin-
ga bariera jam yra maistas." "
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
BETvARKES ARGENTINoI

Bnenos Hires, sausio 13 d.
Civiles gvardijos su saudyk-
lemis ir revolveriais daboja
miesta nedelioje, isvaikydami
minias il suarestuodami ra-
ziurimus. PraneSama, kad $50
ypatu nuziuriamu kad jie da-
lyvauja bolseviku judejirne,
kuriu tikslas yra nuversti val
dzia, likosi suareStuota. Ant
buriu gvardijos keleta sykip
likosi atidengta ugnis is ma
mu, tame yra kaltinami Maxi
ma1istai.
Vakare, "metavojes maxi
malistas" prisipazino, sulyg
miltarisku valdininku pranesi-
mo, kad yra suokalbis sunai-
KNIT Plaza vieSbuti.
Kulkasvaidziu kompanija Ii
kosi pasiusta prie viesbucio,
kuriame gyvena keletas anne
rikonu.
Cenzuruoti pranesimai is
daugelio vietu pranesa, kad
Maximalistai varo smarkia
agitacija, ypatingai Rosanoje,
kur generaliskas streikas 1iko-
isl paskelbtas nedelioje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
MAISTAS UzBAGS
BOLSEVIZMA.

WaShingtonas, Sausio 13d.
---Savo atsisaukimu j gong
resa, kad jis paskirtu $780,
100000 pagelbai badaujan-
ciai Europai Prezidentas
;,Nilsonas sake, kad bolSeviz
mas be sustojimo zengsias
vakarp pusen, negali butt su-
stabdytas speka, bet gall butt
sustabdytas maistu. Maisto
pagalba, jis sake, yra raktas
visai Europos situacijai if is
riSimui ta.kos.
Prezidento Wilsono atsi-
sauklmas frisiustas senate
riui Martin is Virginijos If
dtotOVul ollerley IS hentuCky
buvo skaitomas senate lake
debatu.
Atsisaukimas skamba Sc
kanciai:
AS negaliu perdaug kars-
tai arba iskilmingai ra init ko
gresa paskirti, kurios ponas
Hoover praSe del adimnistra-
|cijos maisto pagelbos. Maistc
|pagelba dabartiniame lake yra
'raktas visai Europos situaci-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
BETVARKEs BADENE.

Berme, sausio II d. Yoke
tijos garnizonas Costance, Ba
dene, prisidejo prie Spartaku
il paene visa kontrQle miesto
i savo rankas. Kareiviai w
elne miesto sale If nuginklavo
miesto gyventojus. Pranessi-
mai is Costance pranesa, kad
miesto gyventojai 1aukia tai
kininkq intervenciios.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
o R A S

Chicagoje If Apielinkeje:
Utarninke: Giedra.
Seredoje: Giedra If maza per-
mama tenperaturoje.
Vidutiniski vejai vakaru pu
ses.
Sauletekis 7 V. 10 min, sau-
leleidis 4 V. 43 min.
Menulis nusileis 6 V. 28 m.
rytmetyje.
Buvo augsciausia ternpera-
tura Al laipsniai | valandoj
is ryto. Buvo zemiausia tenn
peratura 80 laipsniai vidur-
naktyje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
DAUG ARESTU BUENOS
AIRESE.

Bnenos Aires, Sausio 13d.--
Likosi suzinota is valdzios
Saltiniq, kad tris Simtai st Ell
kieriu if streiko agitatoriq Ii
kosi suarestuota nedelioje Btu
enos Airese. Tas sudaro isvi-
so per paskutirias iris dienas
800, kuriu 80 procentas suda-
70 Rusai.
Tarp suarestuotu randasi Ped
70 Wald, zinomas kaipo pre-
zidentas sovietu valdzios" If
visi kit aficierai "r1aujos res
publikos".
Deslmats procentas visp
agltatorlu yra Argentinieciai
If desimtas procentas ivairiu
tautu If 80 proecntp Rusu.
Nelaisviai, kurie yra 1aikomi
militariskuose barakuose, gru-
moja, kad judejiinas vel bus
atnauJintas geguzic l dienoje,
be valdzia mano. kad suares-
tavimas 800 vadu uzbaigs ne
ramuma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
Peiha Gabri.

Pastaromis dienomis is Ber
limo atvaziavo DR.. J. saulys
If Pile Chodokauskaite (Sne-
onienes sesuo). DR.. Saulys
atveze dokumentu, kuriu ko-
9ijas If Tau siunciu, kad per
.uotumei Tarybai.
Pateko NUNS dokumentu If
|apie Gabrio politika su vokie-
ciais. Ju tuom tarpu nesiun-
siame. Bet jau priejo prie to-,
kad as if Dobuzis is Augs-
ciausios Tarybos isstojome,
apie ka praneseme Mastaus-
kui, Gabriui If Am. Lietuviu
Tarybai. Manome, kad Augs-
siausioji Lietuviu Taryba
Svelcarijoj, Lausannoje]
greit visai numirs, mes ii kit
nebenores kartu su Gabriu
dirbti. Stai tekstas kablegra-
nos, kuria pasiuntem Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Tarybai.
quote: December ninth
Dobuzis, PakStas 'esigned
from Supreme National
Council, because Prussian
Lithuanians, six representa-
tives Grodno government,
Lithuanian Jews and Poles
have already entered Tary-
ba of Vilnius and socialists
have returned-German sol
diers and Polish legionaries
! robbing, burning property,
killing Lithuanians.- Mill
tia hardly organized. Ii
thuania anxiously awaiting
American troops. = Gable
Immediately twenty thou-
sand dollars Dobuzis for
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
GELBES RUSQ NELAIS-
VANS.


ParyStlts, sau3ic II d. Ru-
su kares nelaisviu Vokietijoj,
kurnu skaicirls siekia apie
100000, padej;iraas yra ap-
gailetinas. Maj. Carl Tay-
lor, Amerikos Raudonojo Kry-
ziaus, priziures juos If suteiks
jiems pagelba; su tuo tikslu
jis mano greitu laiku keliauti
Vokietijon su Raudonojo Kry
ziaus ekspedicija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
Talkininkai uzimsia Vokie-
tijos portus.
Betvarkes Argentinoje.
Maistas padarysias gala boIsevizmui

ninkavo, sumanyta, kad talki-
ninkai uzimtu nekuriuos Vo-
kietijos portus.
Okapacija bu,q kaipo gva-
rantija if pabauda, kad Vo-
kietija ispildys taikos sutarti
If paskublnti ia, nes Xxi Siam
laikui Vokietija labai islengvo
pildo nekuriuos taikos sutar-
ties punktus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
NESIQS DAUGIAUS KAREI-
VIII RUSIJCN.

Pary$iuS, sausio 13 d. Pr
mas dalykas prizes augsciau-
sia kariSka Taryba, kada Sia-
dien po pietu susirinko, buvo
iSrisimas klasuimo reprezen-
tacijos pirmoje sesijoje talki-
ninku konferencijos.
Xxi siolei dar nera aiSku,
kokios tautos 1alyvaus If kick
delegatu tures kiekviena val
stija. ISsiaiSkinta, kad Kinija
nebus reprezentuota Japo-
MICS, bet tures savo deiega-
cijq.
Pastangos Francuzijos spau
dos atkreipti atyda, kad pir-
muciausiai butq isalSkirta tai
kininku politika kaslink Rusi-
jos if patarimas, kad Suvie-
nytu Valstiju il talkininku ka-
reiviai is Rusijos butu pa
siusti Lenkijon sulaikymui bol
seviku zenginlo pirmyn, kaip
atrodo, Xxi siolei neturejo pa
sekmes.
PraneSama, kad Suvienytos
Valstijos nepriims kaipo prin-
cipo arba militariskos politi-
kos uzduoti, kad butu Ame-
rikos karirmene vartojama
Lenkijoj aroa Rusijoj dides-
niame skaiciuje negu dabar
yra vartojama.
Pifma aktyviSka sesija Tai
kos Kongreso yra laikoma sia-
dien, nors oficialiSkai yra pri-
skaitoma prize vieno is dauge-
lio pasikalbejiinp, tikslas ku-
rig yra padeti tvirto pamata
Taikos Konferencijos progra-
mui, kuris bus Lerduotas bu-
simam susirinkimui delegatu
visu tautu. Nedelios susirin-
kimas buvo preliminarsi Sia-
dieniniam, kaip Sios dienos
yra preliminaris rytdienos ST.
sirinkimui
Sic pasikalbejimai isdirbs
detalius prorga,no, kurio pri-
silaikys Taikos Kongresas.
Sios dienos susirinkimas,
manoma, svarstys svarbia uz-
duoti organizacijos sulyg kit
rios Taikos Kongresas elgsis.
Taipgi manoma, kad ap-
|. svarstys viena is svarbiausiu
dalyku-ar taikos sesijos bus
atviros ar slaptos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
GaigalMff;;ui GyqSij,ta.

Gaigalaif:m Gyqshpta.
|. IS PruSp LietuvoS-Pru-
sq Lietuviq Tarybos preziden-
ta, kun. DIR. Gaigalaiti, woke
clal priverte atsisakyti nuo pre-
zidentystes, grasindami sude-
ginti visa jo turta. Bet jis,
If nebudamas prezidentu, va
ro pradeta darba. Prusu Lie
tuvos delegatai jau pribuvo
Vilniun, bet koks ju skaitlius
lneis i Taryba, tai dar nera
nustatyta. Nuo Vokietijos at
sklla If dedasi prize Lietuvos
vlsas plotas iki Karaliauciui.
4. Gardino gubernijios If
Naugarduko apskricio { Minsk
2ub.) sugudeje lietuviai (se-
il,ell jotvingial) atsiunte 6 at
stovus, iSrinktus teisetn bal
savimu. Ju diduma buk esan-
II socialistai. Jie atstovauia
100000 gyventojp.
3. LietnvoS Sydai If sulen-
.keJe dvarponiai il 1niestelenai
nutare Tarybon ineiti. Jiens
bus Quota 20 2 ar II 5 vietas.
4. Iris hetu5ldi s0cinlstai,
pirmiau is Tarybos iseje, da--
bar atgal Jon griac
). Liuosus mirAt@ritl port
feliuS iSdalinsia tautinems ma
zumoms.
9. Gruodzio antrojc puseie
Taryba saukia Vilniun konfe-
rencija, isrinkta nuo visu gy-
ventoju teisetu demokratisku
balsavllnu. Toje konferenci-
Joje busianti isnaujo perrillk-
"a visa Taryba. Spsjama, kad
naujon Tarybon pateks daug
soclallstu If bolsevikp, mes vo-
keciu kariumenes sovietai
Jlems prigelbsti agitacija va
ryti.
7. Lietuvos steigiamaji su-
shrinking manoma saukti pa
balgoJe vasario, 1910 m.
PrdSo Amerikos Kariuueu6s.
9. Memorandunq, praSanti
Amerikos kariumenes Lietu-
Won, Taryba dvi savaiti at
gal per Sveicarijos pasiuntini
Berline jau nusiunte Lansing
Iii, Was]hingtonan.
9. Vokieciu kariumene,
traukdamasi is Rusijos per
Lietuva Vokietijon, nesvietis-
kai plesia gyventojp turta,
ypac maista. Alytuje [Suval-
KY CUB. zmones uzsispyre ne
duotl vokieciams maisto san
deliu, tai vokieciai suvare apie
llnkiq znones Alyttl If Sim
tals ten SuSaude. Vokieciu ka-
revival is Poznaniaus (lenkai)
sudaro nereguliarius lenku le-
gijonierius, Snipineja If pade-
Ga voheciams musti, plesti lie
tuvius. Ma, kur dabar Ame-
rikos lietuviu legijonai?l
KasyS PakStaS.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-01-14
lietuVos SteIgjamas Susrinkimas bus vasario men.
PraSo Amerlkos kariumenes.
Alytui Vokieciai susaude simtus lietuvi1.
Gaigaaihs priverstas atsisakyt
Gaigalaihs priverstas atsisakyti.

DR.. J. Saulys, nesenai pa
skirtas Lietvuos atstovu Ber-
lyme, lankesi pradzioje pereito
gruodzio menesio Sveicarijoje
ir papasakojo ziniu apie tai,
kas darosi Lietuvoj.
Apie tai pranesa p. Kazys
PakStaS, vienas is Amerikos
lietuviu pasiuntiniu Sveicari-
joj, savo laiske, rasytame p.
Juliui Kaupui New Yorke. Sis
laiskas, kaip il paduoda p. J.
Kaupas, skamba sekanciai:
Berne, gruodzio 10, 1918.
Tai as dar Wis Sveicaruose.
Mat vol.ieciai uzsispyre nelei-
sti names per Vokietija Lie
tuvon vaziuoti. Bandysiu sve-
tinu valstiju pagelba Woke
tijos uzsispyrima perlauzti; !;
jei Observation-Disclosures Lietu-
Won daug tolimesniais, pavo-
jingesniais keliais. Reikia RI
zikuoti, tik vargas, kad pini-
gu is Tautos Fondo nesulau-
ikiame. Juk lapkricio 10 (
pasiunciau Am. Liet. Tarybal
Washingtonan, telegrama, pra
Sydamas $4,000 Taikos Kon-
Iyresui If 1nilicijai Lietuvoje.
Fyli, kaip zeme pardave. O
gal telegrama kas sutrukde,
mes lenkai Francuzijoje d.
gali.
Mastauskui Paryziujr rafle-
Ia dirbti pie Pouvreau II p.
Ernst Galvanowski.
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PREMIERAS ORLANDO
APLEIDO PARYzIU.

ParySins, sausio 13 d. Ita-
lijos premlieras Orlando aplei-
do siaGien skubisi l2sa.'7iu If
iskeliavo Ryral:. is sugriz
atgal ketverge ar pctnycioje.