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The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1919-12-24
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES
AT PROVIDENCE

There viii be the annual Christmas
exercises at Providence Lutheran
church on next Friday night, Deceu,-
der 26, commencing at s O'Clock.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1919-12-24

Drs. Melvin f'arr and Murray
Schwartz are in from The Southern
College OF Pharmacy. Atlanta, half
way thru looking as pleasing as a
Jay bird settir on 4 hickory lin"
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1919-12-24
MINSTREL POSTPONED.

The minstrel show. which was to
have been given by the American Le-
gion. on Friday night Of this week.
has oeen p0stDon to .J3nuay 2G.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1919-12-24
THREE MORE MONTHS
OF COLD WEATHER
sJake Snelgrove, Lexingtons Weather
Profit, Gives Warning to Public.

~ lar. Jake Snelgrove, who has Great
ed considerable interest among the
people of this county by his weather
& predictions in the past has sent the
sDispatch-N News the following for the
month Of January:
January 1 to 3. warmer; 4 to 6, cold
and blustry; to 9, threats Of rain or
ssafieW 10 to 12, high winds and colds;
~ 43 10 Is, blizzard; 16 to IS, rain or
ssnow; 49, 20, 21. blustry and cold :;
Sszfo24, some warmer, 25 to q, very
ssyld 2s to 2s, warmer with wind and
sorrny weather the month out
& Eeokout for February to 2. cold
80 windy; to 4, blizzard; to 6.
;;saifodeTate;; q to 8, ram or snow.
fSf1c4e joe Shull is at home again,
Her hasing: undergone q minor oper-
8tsoa at the Leesville hospital. IS.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1919-12-24

G.. Melton s. Roof. Of the Charles
ton Medical college. is spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. G.. 8. Root
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08

Versailles, MayS.-After receiv- ing the treaty Of peace, the Ger mans presented & written reply which was read in German and in- terDreted into English and French.
 Two sentences of the reply ad- mitted the wrong done Belgium and declared Germany's willingness to male reparation.
 It stated that so far as the con- duct of the war was concerned Germany was as humane as the AL lies, asserting that the Allies killed many Germany after the armistiee Wac signed.
 It was charged in the reply that the measure of guilt can only bs determined through an impartial iR- Qulry and said that the German ar chives were available for inspection.
 The last words of Foreign Min lster Brockdorff, who read the statement were: i've shall eXanl- inc the documents submitted to us with good will and in the hope that there will be peace to which all may subscribe" At 3:5S D. m. Premier Gemenceau declared the meeting adjourned.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08
AMERICA WILL
 BACK FRANCE

Paris, May S.-Prssident WAlsoo made public today the naenrs or the pledge hs and Lloyd George gave the French government res- ,pecting the aid that the United States might render n case France was again attacked bby Germany.
 "In addition to the securities at fordsd in the treaty of peace" said the official statement issued On his behalf the President of the Uni ted States pledged himself to prorose to the British parliament and engagement, subject to the aD" proyal of the League of Nations' to come immediately to the Rsshs- tance of France in case of nnpro- yoked attack by Germany"
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08

Washington, May St was re- rortsd today that President Wilson g message wouIh recommend an ear ly passage of the appropriation bills which were smothered Il the last days of the 65th congress by the filibuster and it will in all proba- bilty contained in Wilson's recom- mendati0n for the proper renumer- ation for telegraph and telephone lines which have been taken over during war emergency.
 It is said that the peace treaty will come later and be delivered to a joint session by President Wilson In person.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08
WILL TAKE AND GET ID WORK
 AT ONCE

Paris, May S.-The Council of Four began today 10 arrange for the presentation of peace terms to the Austrian, Hungarian and Bulgarian delegates.
 The Austrian treaty has begun to 'ake form and portions of 1t are already drafted.
 Instead of Germany being re Quiired 10 pay the entire indemnity demanded by the Allies, a consider able sum will be demaRded of Aus:- tria
 Paris, May S.-It was announced today that the Austria peace treaty would carry win it a demant for five billion crowns indemnity from Austria.
 Provision will be made for the dividing Of Austria Hungary's pre war debt between the states that have besn or will be formed from the territory formerly belonging to that empire.
 Paris, May S.-The French for sign offica received information late today that the Austrian peace dele gation left Vienna last night and would reach St. Germain probably tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08
], 5. MAY BUILD
 SHIPS FOR SALE

Washington, May S.-Chatrman Hurley of the Federal Shipping ooporatio announced this morning that he had taken the question of permitting American shipyards to build ships for foreign countries up with President Wilson.
 Chairman Hurley stated that if this could be arranged it would mean the continuance of all ship yarda which would be operated at high pressure for a. long time to come.
 Nr. Hurley stated that he ex- poets to visit the Pacific Coast ports in the near future.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08
FRISCO ID NAC BATTLE FOR
 VICTORY

San Francisco, May S.-Unoffk al reports of the district bank t. tai subscriptiona to date amount $134,G53,200., which sum has bee subscribed by 427,423 indiTidu subscribers.
 Four captured German canno are being offered to the statea sn cities showing the highest perceni aga of over subscription.
 Portland and Spokane are the o1 ly large cities that have gone nTe the top.
 San Francisco, with $22,20s, 759 subscribed will coae Na coun ty offices for the rest Of tha veal and also the schools ana form tn county officala teachers hnd pupil into an army of galesmen to collie it buyers Of the Victory bonds.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08
WILSON GRANTS
 CLENEBCY ID 5O

Washington, May S.-Fifty moro mon who were convicted during the war for violation of the espionage ac. have been granted clemency by President Wilson on the recommen- dation of the attorney general. ,
 This Is done in pursuance Of the policy adopted of being lenient to those who have alteady served one year or over in prison and whose sentences in stress of War times BOW appear excessive.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08

Paris, Thursday, May S.-SeNe- ral o' the German delegates who weIs in attendance at the Versailles meeting will probably return to Berlin to consult with their gov ernment regarding the terms of the peace treaty.
 The German delegates were noti- fled that fifteen days would be giv- GU to their government in which to consider the terms Of the peace treaty.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08
HOW COLONIES
 ID BE DISPOSED

Paris, May S.-The Council of Three have agreee upon the dispo- sition of the German colonies.
 According to this decision the mandate for the German Samoan Islands goes to New Zealand and for the other German possessions south If the equator to Australia, while Japan is to be mandatory in the islands north Of the equator.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08

Versailles, May 8.-The German delegates worked, almost all O last night in dissecting and ana lyzing the peace treaty.
 Delegates Brockdorff and Rant zau are today preparinE a full re-j port which will be sent to Berlin tonight by special courier.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08

Seattle, May S.-Seattle, up h this afternoon, has subscrbied tWN thirds of her quota to the Victory Loan and the managers Rre teei- ing confident that they will get oveI the top before Saturday night!
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08
THREE HOP OFF
 ON LONC FLIGHT

Rockaway Beach, May S.-Three United States naval aeroplanes Jumped off from the aviation field here at ten o'clock this morning en- route to Halifax, N. S., On the first leg of thsr attempt at flight across the Alanic ocean by way of the Azores Islands.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08

Washington, May S.-PreSdent Wilson will send his first message to the extra session of congress called for May 19, by cable, to be read at a joint session of both houses when convened.
 This announcement was made this morning from the White House.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08
ELKs WILL MEET TONIGHT

There will be & regular meet iLg of the Elks tonight and it be- hooves the Bills to be there as they might miss something pretty good by not coming out. Nuff Sed.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08
ORLANDO BACK
 IN THE GAME

Paris, May S.-As g basis for resuming participation in the peace negotiations, Premier Orlando has al oeDted the proposal that Italy shall administer Fiume as a mandatory from the League Of nations until 1923 after which time Plume will revert to Italian sovereignty.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08
WILL CABLE HIS
 MESSAGE OVER

Paris, May S.-While President Wilson has made no definite an nouncement to that effect, it is un- derstood that he will remain in France until the expiration Of the fifteen days given to the Germans to consider the peace erms.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08
GERMANY KNOWS IN WHAT TERMS THE ALLIES WILL MAKE PEAq

is to be tried by an international high court, and other Tiolators of tha laws of war are to pe tried. Holland is to be asked to extradite the eX-Kaiser.
 Germany Is responsible for innuT erable other violations Of tnterna- tional law.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08
CHINKS START ID
 KICK UP ROW

Peking, China, May S.-The Chin ese cabinet today decided to in- struct their delegates to the peace congress not to sign peace trea7 ty which would assign tha German rights in Shantung to the Japan ess.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08

B. B. Collins and Jos MaheaA arrived from Hainea this morning Oh a gas boat They went down yesterday.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08

Paris, May S.-The United States will be asked to become mandatory for Armenia and the tndications are that Pres. Wilson will submit the matter to congress before accept- ing this obligation.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08

The Victory Loan Committee will get you if you don't watch out
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08

The liberal terms on Victory Bonds make 1t possible for every one to subscribe.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-08

Mrs. Yonkins and Miss Anna Nelson, two of Ruby's prominent ladies, arrived in Skagway on 6 late boat and are stopping in one Of the Pullen House cottaSes while awaiting the opening of navigation
 -.$tf-
 J. $. Mcintosh, a well known Klondiker, arrived on the Seattle and will await the opening Of naVt- gation. MT. Mcintosh spent the winter in Vancouver Victoria and Seattle.
 -%&-
 The White Pass train left this morning at five o'clock with the canuery men who were left over from last trip and who are on their way to Andreafsky. whers tho Car llsle Csnnery Co. has a big plant
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
DARBUOJAMASI RATIFI-
KAVIMO SUTARTIES
REIKALE.
Galutina konferencija ivyks
ateinancia savaite.

Berlynas, gr. q. Cia pa
skelbta tekstas notOs, koklQ
talkininkai pasiunt6 vokie-
CLANS taikoS sutarties protO-
kolo reikale.
Talkininkai iSreiSkia. pasi-
tenEinimQ, jog vokieGiu w
riauSyb6 sutinka su kaikuriais
talkininku reikalavimais.
Talkininkai pagaliaus uztih-
rina vokieGius, jog taikos su-
tartieS ratifikavimas bus leSa-
lis, neziurint to, az Suv. VAL
StijoS ratifikuOs taikos sutart!,
az atSiSakys tq padaryti.
Pastarqiam klausime vokic-
Giai buvo iziurGje keblumQ. Ne
norGio tad patvirtinti IL proto-
kolo. Dabar talkininkai forma-
liai iSaiSkino tq klausimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
S. Y. atiduoda Anglijjaii
voki$kus laivus

tul'ima teisGs, mes amerikoniski|
kareiviai jau parvezti. Ir apie'
tq faktQ tuojaus pranesta pre-
zidentui. Pastarasis isake iai-
vus sugrqzinti Anglijai.
Tie Z garlaiviai vadinasi:
Graf Waldersee, Zeppelin, Pre-
toria, Cap Finistere, Mobile,
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm il
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
Kas bus su kubiliniais laivais.
Kar6s metu Anglia yra pa
dmusi il laiko dvylika kubili-
niq garlaiviQ, priklausaneip a.
merikoniskai kompanlJal
Standard Oil Co..
Pirmiau buvo nuomoniauja-
ma, jog Amerika neduos Angh-
jai augSciau pamin6tu garlal-l
vip taip ilgai, kol Anglia ne
sugrazins kubilinip laivQ.
Buvo praneSama, jog tame
klausime buve diplomatinial
susineSimai.
Bet kuomet dabar Anglijai
grqzinami garlaiviai, apie tnos
kubilinius laivus nei nepris!-
menama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
BOLSEVIKAI PRANESA
APIE SAVO LAIMEJT-
MUS.
Perkirsti susinesimai Amro
gelezinkelio linija.

Londonas, gr. %. - Is Mas
kvos bevieliu telegraph boise
vikai prane$a, jog jie padme
miestQ TomSkQ, taippat mics
telius: FaStov, VaSilkov, Kre-
mencug, Izium, BielovodSki,
Makeveka II Kokpekhta.
BolSevikai paGme Tomskq,
Sakoma praneSimc, ju kariuo-
meme tuoiaus is Novo-NikoIa-
jevSko leidosi i vyriausiq
Trans-Siberijos gelezinkelio
Iini.iq ir tenai uz6m6 Taigq.
Taigoje, suIig praneSimo,
paimta daug grObiO il nelais-
viu.
"Kelias j KraSnojarskq il
hkucka dabar atviras. Admi-
rolo Kolcako armijai tose a.
pylink6se pasibaige gyvavi-
pareiSkiama praneSime.
Sukil6liai rvtin6j Siberijoj,
sakoma is Maskvos depeSoje
pilnai nukent6je. Visi jiems su-
sisiekimai perkirsti Amuro il
BlogovieSGensko gelezinkeliQ
linijom.
PagaliauS pazymima, jog
GaIicijos. kariuomenG, katra
buvo pakviesta ginti Kijevq,
pakilo prizes gen, Denikinq pie
tinGj Rusijoj. Pakilusi kariuo-
meme uzatakave is uzpakalo
gen. Denikino laisvanOriV az
mia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29

Chicagos sveikumo komisi-
jonierius DR.. Robertson skel-
bia apie symptomus, uzsinuo-
dinus mediniu alkoholiu:
Didelis viduriQ naikinimas
,ir neapsakomas skausmas.
Nuodai tuojaus paliecia ink
stus. Daznai tuojaus seka APP
jakimas If pagaliaus mirtis, jei
perdaug pavartota.
Kasgi daryti uzsinuodijus
mediniu alkoholiu? Kuovei-
klaus ispumpuoti arba isvemti
nuodus. Jei tas atliekama lai-
ku, daznai galima isgelbeti gy-
vastl.
Prizes medini alkoholi nera
antidotos. Karta nuodai paten-
ka kuno sistemon, mazai ka
galima pagelbeti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
AMERIKA GRAzINA AN
GLIJAI LAIVUS.
Kubiliniu laivu likimas
nezinomas.

Washington, gr. q. - SuliG
prezidento Wilsono isakymo,
" shipping board"~ paskelbe,
jog buvusieji vokiski pasazie-
riniai garIaiviai, priklausan-
tieji Imperatoriaus grupei, su-
grazinami Anglijai.
tn dideliQ garlaiviu yra sep,
tyni. Jie stow New Yorko uOs-
te. Po padarymo armisticijos
jie buvo paimti nuo vokieGiQ,
AugSciausioji taiEos konferen-
cijos taryba tuos laivus paved6
AnSlijai. Bet pirm to leista ~
tais laivais vezti saVo
kareivius namo is Prancuzijos.
Amerika negali ju palaikyti.
Imperatorius jau sugrazin-
tas Anglijai. Su kitais Wis dar
buvo lukeriuojama.
GalQ- gale valstybGs departa-
isitikino, jog ilglau
tuos garlaivius pasilaikyti ne
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29

Paryzius, gr. 27.-AteinanciQ
Savaite Gia prasid6s paskutine
konferencija ratifikavimO tai
kos sutartieS klauSme.
Konferencijoie pirmininkaus
PrancuziioS atstovas gen. Ter
ond. Is vokieciQ pusGs bus Won
SimSon. Anglijos IL Italijos at
Stovai atkeliaus Gia pilmadic-
nj.
Sita konferencija prirengs
visus darbus sutarties ratifika-
vimui.
Bet kuomct ivyls patsai ra-
tifikavimaS, niekas cia negali
pasakyti. Nuomoniaujama, kad
uz porOS SavalciQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
UKRAINOS vARGA|.
TALKININKAI SUSTABDO
PAGELBA.
Verciau bolsevikai, kaip
Denikinas.

Varsava, gr. q (Raso ang-
liSku laikraSGiQ correspondent
tas).-Mieste Kamienec-Po-
dolsk teko pasimatyti su Uk-
rainos ministeriu pirmininkl
T. Mazeppa. Pirmininkas tvir-
tina, kad kuomet Siandie Uk-
raina iSnaujo griQva, gen. De-
nikinas ten susiduria ne tik su
bolSeviku atakomis, bet IL su
vaIstieGiQ sukilimais. TRIUMPH
laiku bolSevikai If vel uzims
visa pietine Russia If gyvento-
jai patirs naujo vargo"
Mazeppa yra mazas vyras,
bet atrodo, jis yra energingas.
10 kabinetas apSvieciamas IVA
k9mis. Mes mieste elektros pa
gaminama. vos porai dienQ sa-
vait6je.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
ARESTUCJAMI NUODU
PARDAVINETOJAI. .
Jie bus teisiami kaipo
zmogzudziai.

Chicopee, Mass, or. y. -
Cia, Holyoke il Hartforde va
llar mire 36 zmon6s, nusinuodl-
je .mediniu alkoholiu, kurl
Svent6ms .buvo pirke mieste
Hartforde, Conn. Tik vienanl
Chicopee miT6 21 vyras IL vie
ma moteriSk6.
Be to, daugelis zmoniQ yra
kritiskam stovyj. IS jQ didziu-
ma vargiai pagys. Visi susir-
gusieji paimti ligoninesna.
Suarestuota trys zmones cia
If Hartforde keturi. Ivyks dau-
giau areStavimu. Suarestuotle-
il kaltinami zmogzudystese.
Mes jie pardavin9jo medinl al
koholiQ aukoms.
Hartforde policija patyrusi,
jog svaigalus su mediniu all1o-
holiu vietos saliunininkai yra
parsitrauke is New Yorko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
Yudenic neturi Vietos.

Taikos SutartieS padarymas
(Sutartie> tekSto sustatymaS)
e>tamS il bolSeviiamS atsto-
vans uzimS, kaip spGiama, ke-
liaS >avaiteS. NeS priSieiS daug
Geritie>. Bet taS niekO nereiS-
kia akiveizdoje fakto, kad jan
pertraukta.
Gen. YudeniC Su SavO armi-
JOS liekanomiS dabar lures
krauStyties kur kitur. Mes E>-
tonijOj jam nGra vietoS. Boise
vikams taS yra Svarbus daik-
toS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
LENKAI KAUJASI SU Boil
sEVIKAIS SIBERIJOJE.
S. V. konsuliai iSsigelbeje.

Irkuckas, gr. 27.- Taigoje
II apylinkGse Seka muSiai len
ku kariuomen6s su bolSevikaiS.
LenkamS atkirStaS keliaS. Tad
jie dabar m6gina prasimuSti
per bolSevikQ sienq.
Suv. Valstiju konsuliai-
Hansen ir Ray, susp6jo laimin-
gai pravaziuoti per Taigq ben
drai su Raudonojo Kryziaus
uaukiniaiS.
Taiga yra uz 45 myliu piet-
rvtuOse nuo TomskO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
Estai nori taikOs.

Mes norime padaryti tai
EQ, : paSak6 Siandie Poska,
vyriau>iaS eStQ atStovas konfc-
rencijOje.
Mes neturime jokio pama-
to toIeSniai testi karc. Mes ne
norime pamuSti Rusijos, nei
atiduoti tai, kas NUNS priguli.
Mes Stovime uz savo neprl-
kIauSomybe.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
DAUG ATSIEJUSI REVO-
LUCIA UNGARIJAI.
Rumunai taippat padaugine
iSlaidas.

Berlynas, gr. 27.-Ungarijos
premjeras Huszar atsilankiu-
Siai pas j deputacijai, suside-
danGiai is nukent6jusiQ nuo
kartS, pasak6, jog bolSevikiz-
mas Ungarijai atsiejo apie $3,-
6OO,O00,000. Gi rumunQ isiver-
zzimas-kuone dukart tick.
Dabar nacijonalis ungarQ su-
sirinkimas tvarko suirusi fl
nansini Sales stow.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
NAUJAS ANGLIJAI PAVO,
JUS.


Londonas, gr. %. - Sim
feineriai skelbia; kad kuomet
Anglia duos savyvaldq Ani-
jai, il kuomet suli$ Anglijos
partdymo Airijoje susirinks
parlamentas, Sis tuojaus Airi-
ia paskelbS nepriklausoma Sa-
lin ir inns valdyti nepriklauso-
mai nuo Anglijos.
Toksai sinn-feineriu aiskus
pasisakymas gall sukonevelk-
ii visus savyvaldos plenus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
TROCKIS IR STEIGIAMOJI
KINU ARMIJA.

Berne, Sveicarija, gr. %. -
Cia atEeliavo jaunaS xmas in
zinieriuS. PakIaustas apie XII
NJ armijq, kokiq bolSevikas
Trockis organizuoja, atsak6,
jog Trockio skelbiami zygiai
yra galimi. Sake, rusu boise
vikai kas m6nuo po 5000 Wy
III palma IS Kinijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
KUNIGAS VAGISIUI PA
sIULE PAGELBA.

New York, gr. %. - Sv.
Onos baznyGioj nezinomas va
gisius atlupo vienq aukoms
d6ti Skrynele.
Parapijos klebonas, kun.
Siunott, tad prize skryneltS
prikabino toki praneSimq:
"Brangus Vagiliau. - Ne
dauzyk Sitos skrynel6s. Bet jei
tau rcikalinga pagelba, ateik
pas mumiS, mes SuSelpsime.-
Klebonas.'' 49, ~.r-.,.-... .-...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
Estai Daro Taikq su
BolSevikaiS
ViSuOSe frOntuOse pertraukti
muSiai

Estonijos vyriausybG pasta,
romis dienomis buvo iStempuS
visus savo nervuS, kad tik
nors vienQ, kitQ dienq atsilai-
kyti prizes nuozmtjanGias boil
Seviku atakaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
VOKIECIAI KAREIVIAI
UzPUOLE TALKININ-
KU oFIC1ERA.

Geneva, gr. %. - IS Basle
praneSama, kad vienas talki-
ninku oficicras lankGsi Isteine
(ties upe Rhine, vos NJ 8 my
lil nuo BaSIe), kur nortjo pa
matyti, kaip griaunami vokie-
Giu fortai. Ir tenai j uzpuole
vokicGiai karciviai, pristatyti
rrie ivairiQ darby.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
VEIKIAI ATPIGSIAS
CUKRUS?

New York, gr. 27.-I dvi ar
iris savaites atpigsiQs cuklus.
Taip tvirtina federalis malsto
ADMINISTRATORS Arthur VII
liams.
Jis sake, jog daug cukraus
bus atvezta is Porto Rico.
Krautuvninkai to cukraus Sva-
rui mok6s ne daugiau l5c. Tad
2moneS gal6sia gauti NJ lie
svarui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
S. v. SU JAPONIJA SUTIKO
SIBERIJOS KLAUSIME.

Vladivostokas, or. %. -Ja-
ponijos officially skelbimQ
biuras cia paskelba, jog Japo-
Mia patenkinanciai sutikusi
Su Amerika Siberijos klausi-
muose ateityje. Taigi nuo Siol
Gia bus vcikiama bendrai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-29
KETURIS PALIUOSAVO IS
KALEJIMO.

Toledo, O., gr. 27. - Ana
diena SeSi nezinomi vyrai uz-
puol6 pavieto kalejima, apval-
de 3 Serifo pagelbininkus il is
kalejimo paliuosavo 4 pavo-
iingus pleSikus galvazudzius.
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PLATINASI PIKTADARY-
BES LONDONE.

Londonas, or. %. - Cia
baisiai platinasi ivairios pix
tadaryb6s. Policijos virsinin-
kas tvirtina, jog piltadary-
b6s, tai kar6s palikimas.
Kar6s metu daugelis zmonlQ
sugadino savo Sirdis, atbuki-
no sqzines, pamet6 dora.
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Kaltina Anglia.

Ministeriq pirmininkas kar-
eGiiais zodziais atsiliepia apie
Anglia. Jis sake, jog Anglia
yra blokados autore.
Visos svarbesniosios buvu-
sios rusq imperijos dirbtuves
yra bolsevikp rankose, sake
premjeras.
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stovis apsiniaukes.


Mezeppa buvo paklaustas,
ar kartais ukrainai negauna
pagelbos nuo vokieeiQ. Atsake::
"Mes esame tokiam stovyj
kaip If Robinsonas Crusoe.
Niekas NUNS negelbsti.
Stovis baisiai apsiniaukes,
sake premjeras. II pareiske,
jog Ukraina dar nesenai pra-
dejo kova " nepriklausomybe
Tam tikslui yra dar grazaus
laiko. Ukraina nemirs.
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Zudosi zz1noaes su mediniu.
a[koholiu

zmonas. Toledo, o., 4. Vakar
Chicagoje mire 4, neskaitant
daugelio kitu, zuvusiQ pirm
IKal6dQ.
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JAPONIJOJE PRADEJO
VERzTIES UGNE-
KALNIS.
Apylinkese uznuodijama zole.

Tokyo, Japonija, gr. 81.
zinomas kalnu Aso veikianty-
sis ugnekalnis, kurs per praei-
tas kelias savaites buvo ramus,
pagaliaus pradejo verzties.
Issiverziantieji karsti pele-
mai apkloja tolimasias apylin-
kes. Pranesama, jog nugaise
daug arkliq, katrie EIDE pele-
nais apnesta zole.
Visose apylinkese, regis, bus
sunaikinti visi indirbti laukai.
Washington, gr. %. Nuo
transporto Buford bevieliu te-
legrafu pranesta, jog 249 de-,
portuojami radikalai paten-
KNIT savo kelione.
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Hartford, Conn, gr. 27.
Nuo vartojimo medinio alkoAo-
lilo ligsiol Gia mire 10 zmonip,
katrie buvo pirke svaigalus sa-
liunuose ties Windsor gatve.
Be to, policijai pranesta apie
daugeli staiga susirgusiq.
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Denikino teriojama Ukraina
maisto il reikalingQ daiktQ tu-
ii gauti is uzrubeziQ. Lenkq
frontuose ir Rumunijoj stow
visa ellie gelezinkeliQ vagonQ
su maistu ir kitomis prekemis,
Ukrainai skiriamomis. TallIi-
ninkai tai visa sulaik6.
Prancuzq ir anglQ nedrau-
giSkas atsinesimas ! Ukrainq,
pareiSk6 Mazeppa, atliekamas
rusQ pinigais, paskleistais po
visa Europa.