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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
TINE is NOT RIPE FOR
RIGID LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Lord Robert Cecil Thinks That an Inter-
national Board of Cancellation Will
Be Main Strength of Fu-
ture Peace Makers.

London, Jan, 22.-Lord Robert Cecil,
who to-day announced at Paris that he
had submitted to the peace congress a
draft of the British view of the subject
of the league of nations, believes the
world has not yet reached stage at
which an absolutely rigid system for the
preservation of international peace can
be set up, according to a Reuters dis
patch from the French capital. In dis
cussing his idea of the form the league
should take, Lord Robert says he thinks
an international tribunal with absolutely
binding powers is not practicable at pres
ent.
"The creation of non-rigid information
al machinery by which council by ex-
erting influence toward conciliation, may
work, will be the main strength Of future
peace Makers" he said. "Such body
must, however, possess at least sufficient
internationally guaranteed power to be
able to prevent surprise declarations of
war and TO compel disputants to accept
delay, during which forces Of civilization
may have time to try to avert a calam-
ity.
"1he interdependence Of modern states
has become so great that no nation can
control its own affairs entirely without
regard TO the effects Of its actions on
other nations. 1t is easy to see that in
future certain cities located on water
ways will have to be under international
control which will guarantee free access
to them. Some Of the new states formed
out of the Austro- Hungarian empire, for
example, cannot possibly have independ-
ent access to the sea- Switzerland, is,
according to newspaper dispatches, con-
sidering a plan which will give her a way
to reach tide water Centrain nations
have strong interest in having free ac,
cess TO Salonilli, but it is out of the
question for them TO plan possession Of
that port. The most important example
of this kind, OF course, is that of the
Dardanelles and the Bosphorus.
Delay which can give opportunity for
discussion and Cancellation will be the
main resource Of the league in dealing
with disputes in which the vital interests
of great nations are involved As in the
peace congress, the ultimate decision
must rest with the great powers, since,
as last resort, the league can enforce
its decisions only by the military power
which will always be possessed by the
great nations
In general, the power on which the
league must mainly rely will be public
opinion and it is for this reason that the
power imposing delay on disputants is SO
important"
New states formed out of the wreck of
the Austro- Hungarian monarchy, Lord
Robert said, could be admitted to the
league without difficulty as soon as set
tied governments were established.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
WILL ARRIVE JAN. 2s.
The Transport Martha Washington, with
2,4oo Troops.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 23.-The trans
port Martha Washington has sailed from
France with 2,400 troops, including $50
sick and wounded, and is expected to
reach Newport News Jan. 2S.
The battleship Connecticut also is due
at Newport News Feb. with about 900
men and the transport Mallory is expect
ed to reach New York Jan. 81 with l.800
men of the 327th field artillery and a
number of casuals and wounded.
Units aboard the Martha Washington,
the war department announced, are the
Cd and Sd battalions comprising com
panies L, F, G, II, ], X, i, and NJ, of the
330th infantry, with the supply company
division headquarters and medical de-
tachment Of the SD division, The lst
battalion of this regiment already has
sailed. The ship also is bringing home a
number of casuals.
Aboard the steamship La Lorraine, due
at New York Jan. 81, are Battery f. and
a detachment of the 330th field artillery
of the S8th division.
The l62d and 49th aero squadrons and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
DIED IN ELYRIA, OHIO.
Ella Cali, Who Formerly Resided in
Barre.

A telegram informing James CALI Of
Foss street of the death of his brother,
Ella Cali, at Elyria, O., was received
yesterday The latter was taken i'll
four days ago with influenza while at
work, At the time of his death he was
living with his brother, Caesar, of that
city This is the fourth death to occur
in this family within the last four
months, three of which resulted from
influenza, and one in battle.
Mr.. Cali was born in Saltrio, Italy, 81
years ago. In 1904 he embarked for the
United States, coming Immediately to
Barre, where he served his apprentice
ship as stonecutter. He and his broth
er, Caesar, obtained employment four
years ago in Elyria, where they made
their home.
Relatives he leaves are; His father,
Fadele Cali, six brothers and two sis
ters, Fadele Cali, his father, and one
sister, Josephine, reside in Italy; Frank,
James, Pompeii, Rocko, John, and Jen-
ME, live in this city, and Caesar in Ely
ria; where the funeral and burial will
take place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
BoRRows TO PAY aFLUD DEBT.
City of Burlington to Ask for a Loan of
$500.

Burlington, Jan. 23.-As an aftermath
of the worst Of the epidemic of Spanish
influenza, the board Of aldermen at a
special meeting yesterday adopted res
olutions thanking those who bore such
a large part in helping the inhabitants
through their trials and also adopted a
resolution authorizing the city treasurer
to borrow $500 to be used to pay the
expenses incurred by the city in handling
the plague. OF this amount 5000 is
already due and the remainder will uu-
doubtedly be used before the trouble is
completely over. A separate resolution
authorizes the city treasurer to borrow
an additional thousand dollars to be
placed to the credit of the incidental
fund for the promotion Of the city's cor
porate interests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23

ing the wishes of all sections of the Rus
sian people and bringing about, if pos
sible, some understanding and agreement
by which Russia may work out her own
purpose and happy, cooperative rela-
tions be established between her people
and other peoples of the world
"A prompt reply to this invitation is
requested Every facility for the journey
of the representatives, including trans
portation across the Black sea, will be
given by the allies, and all the parties
concerned are expected to give the same
facilities. The representatives will be
expected at the place appointed by the
18th of February, 1919"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
27TH DIVISION nv. W
COMING HOME SOON
About $4,000 Men, Or Practically the
Complete Strength of the Division,
Are Ordered to Get Ready.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 23.--Practi-
cally the complete strength Of the 9th
division New York National Guardl
about 25,0O0 men, has been ordered as
sembled for early convoy home from
France A cabIegram to the war depart
ment to-day lists all of the big organ
izations Of the division, showing that it
will be the first combatant division to
come home as q unit.
1t was announced to-day that the 9th
30th and 37th divisions had been ordered
to prepare for embarkation and it is un-
derstood the assembling of the 9th as a
unit means that the same course win be
followed in returning the other two
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
ORIZABA BROUGHT
2,568 AMERICANS
About $50 of the Number Were Sick or
Wounded-Two Other Ships Bring
Small Number.

New York, Jan. 23.--The transport
Orizaba returned 2,56S troops to Amer
lean soil to-day About $50 are sick or
wounded The arrivals include the SD
ammunition train complete, and IL cas-
ual companies of the signal corps, chem
ical warfare service and other branches
of the army The vessel left Brest Jan.
IA.
The hospital ship Mercy, with 800 sick
or wounded, arrived from France, togeth-
er with the Surname, bringing SO off
GERS.
The battleship Louisiana, carrying
troops, reported by wireless she expected
to make Sandy Hook at p m, and dock
here tomorrow, when the battleship New
Hampshire also is expected to arrive with
troops.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23

9th company, I'd regiment, air service
mechanics, all bound for Camp Meade;
Casual companies of marines, Iowa
troops, and southern negroes, sailed on
the Connecticut.
The transport El Sol is due at New
port News Feb. with six casual officers
and 50 civilians and the transport Bre-
merton at New York early in February
with FIVE officers of the Sl4th pioneer in
fantry, and nine casual officers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
AMERICAN FLAG
VAS HAULED DOWN
Italian Forces Are Said to Have Seized
Serbo- -Croatian Vessel Having Nav
igation License Issued BY
American Naval Com
nnander.

Washington, d, c., Jan. 23.--According
to report made public here to-day by
the official information bureau of the
kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and SLOW
enes, a Serbo- -Croatian vessel, the Dinara,
flying the American flag and having a
license issued by the Amer
lean naval commander in the Adriatic,
was seized at Jelsa Jan. I6, by Italian
forces, who hauled down the American
flag and carried off the ship under Italian
culors
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
ENTENTE TO TRANSPORT
GERMAN TROOPS HOME
According to an Official Wireless Mes
sage from Germany, All but One
Of the Entente Powers Have
Agreed to the Plan.

London, Wednesday, Jan. 22..-An off.
cial wireless dispatch sent out from Ber-
lin and picked up here says the German
armistice commission has announced that,
according to a statement made by Mar
shal Foch at Treves, sea transport for
about 5000 German soldiers assembled
at Nikolayev. Russia, as well as German
troops at Haifa, Syria, viii be undertak
en- BY the entente 1t is said that only
one of the allied powers has not agreed
to the plan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
DEMAND FRANCHISE
FOR FRENCH WOMEN
French League of Rights for Women Has
Sent a Proclamation to French
Parliament.

Paris, Jan. 90 (Havas) The French
League of Rights for Women has sent to
the French Parliament a Proclamation
demanding that French women be given
the franchise. The proclamation declares
that the right of women to vote is reeog
nized in enemy and allied countries, and
instances England and the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
LAWRENCE WORKERS'
DEMANDS REFUSED
Pacific Mills To-day Formally Stated
That 4s-Hour Week Would Not
Be Granted.

Lawrence, Mass, Jan. 23-The Pacific
mills, employing about 10000 textile
workers, in formal statement to-day
refused the demands of the employees for
a 4S-hour week.
The statement asserted that neither
present business conditions nor the pros.
poets of the immediate future justify
such a reduction" in the hours of labor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
JUDGMENT IS ALLOWED.
To Peter LeClair Against the Montpelier
& Wells River Railroad.

Vermont supreme court has denied the
motion of the defendant for a stay in
the execution of judgment in the case of
Peter LeClair VS.. the Montpelier & Wells
River railroad The case developed from
a collision between a railroad train and
the plaintiffs blacksmith shop on South
Main street in Barre,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
NEARLY ALL SICK WITH MUMPs
A Hartford, Conn, Battalion in 1o1st
Machine Gun Regiment.

Hartford, Conn, Jan. y. Word was
received here to-day from a French rest
camp that members of Hartford bat
talon in the l0lst machine gun regiment
are Ill with mumps almost to man.
Folks at home had been awaiting word
that the battalion had been ordered to
return to this country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
GERMAN ARMY GROWING.
Both in Size and in Prestige, According
to Reports in London.

London, Wednesday, Jan. 22.-Since
German troops were summoned to put
down the Spartacan uprising in Berlin,
the army has been assuming position
of greater Importance, according to ad-
vices received here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
BOYS BODY FOUND.
1t Was Lying Beneath Stones and Sticks
in Hartford, Conn.

Hartford, Conn, Jan. 23.-The body of
a boy about II years of age was found
under mass of dirt and stones on the
bank of the Park river, not far from
Main street, this morning. Death was
evidently due to the falling of a portion
of the wall bordering on the river, The
identity of the lad is as yet unknown.
The police have not been informed of
any missing boy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
ORDERS SURRENDER
or PETROGR4D
If the City Is Attacked By the Northern
Russian Forces--Trotzky Is Said
... to Have Given the Order.

London, Jan 23.--Leon Trotzky, the
Russian minister of war, has ordered
ZinoviefT, the bosheyik governor of Pet
rograd, to surrender that city without a
fight, if it is attacked by the northern
Russian forces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
Figures Compiled from the War Department Re-
ports Also Show That 2,Sl9 Were Wounded
Slightly, 1868 Gassed, 2S3 Missing, and 136
Were Taken Prisoner.
YANKEE DIVISION' TOOK
3,148 GERMAN PRISONERS
PRELIMINARY PEACE
EARLY IN JUNE.

Paris, Jan. 23.-The preliminary
peace viii be signed early in June
at the latest, according to the
most trustworthy information, de-
clares Marcel Hutin in the Echo
de Paris to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
COOLIDGE MAY CALL CONFERENCE
To See If State Should Take Action on
y Textile Company Difficulties.

Boston, Jan. Ex-Governor Coolidge
considered to-day the advisability of
calling conference of the mayors Of all
cities in the state where there are textile
plants, to determine whether it was nee
essary for the state to take action as
result of the controversy between the
mills and textile workers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
FUNERAL OF C. COLOMBO.
Was Held at His Late Home on North
Main Street Yesterday Afternoon.

The funeral of Charles Colombo, who
died at midnight Sunday night, was held
from his late home, 253 North Main
street, at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
with a large crowd in attendance, among
the number being a delegation from the
Modern Woodmen OF America, OF which
the deceased was an esteemed member.
The bearers were Alexander, Carlo Harry
and Battista Colombo and A. j. Lorau-
ger and Alexander Emslie, the latter two
being from the Modern Woodmen. Inter
ment was in Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
Win Meet Russians Where TOwnshend
Was Prisoner.

Paris, Jan. Cit was recalled here,
when announcement was made that en-
tente representatives would meet dele
gates from Russian factions on Princes
Islands, in the sea of Mafmora, that
Maior-General Charles V. F. Townshend
of the British army was interned there
by the Turkish government after he was
forced to surrender at Kut.et AmaTa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
EXPECT RECOGNITION
OF POLISH GOVERNMENT.

Paris, Jan. 23.--The recognition
OF the new government of Poland
is expected here. Action to this
end, it is believed, will be taken
soon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
Morning.

Third readings were ordered on II. 50,
changing the method for bringing the PEI
tition to perpetuate the testimony of II
witness; on II. 50, relating to the licens-
ing Of vicious dogs; on H. %, providing
for regulation of the importation Of de.
pendent children with amendment IS
proposed by Mr.. Alexander Of St Al
bans and on j, r. S. 6, relating to APP
pointment of commission to propose
amendments to the constitution (as
amendedl,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
TCHITCHERIN GRUMOJA
VOKIETIJAI IR BEL
GIJAI.

Londonas, spal. a. -RuSi-
jos bolSevikQ valdzioS uzSie-
niQ reikaIQ komiSaras Tchi-
tcherin prane$1 Vokietijai,
kad jinai nepriSiddtu prize tal-
kinlnkQ bIokuoti boISevikiSkq
RuSijq. Mes iei taip elgtpSi,
jos pasieIgimas butu paskaity-
taS prieSininko veikimu.
Be to, Tchitcherin praneses
il Belgijos vyriausybei, kad
il ia neduotu Savo kareivlu
rekrutuoti su tikSIu kariauti
prizes bolSevikuS. Mes toks
darbas butu laikomas priest
ninko zygiu.
Kad tuo tarpu rusQ boise
vikams, sake, nor6tusi gra-
ziuoju sugyventi su Vokietija
ir Belgija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
DAR2ININKAI APLE!D0
!NDUSTRIJIhE KON-
FERENCjA,
PAKYLA DARBO KRIZIS
SUV. VALSTIJOSE.
Kapitalistai atsisako pripazin
ii darbininkams teises.

WASHINGTON, spal. 23,-
suv. Valstiiose pakyla darbo
krizis. Sutvarkyti sales indu-
striias visa Wits buvo pade-
DANA industrijinej (darbO ir
kapitalo) konferencijoj. Ken
ferenciia buvo susaukes prezi-
dentas.
Ispradziu atrod6 Viskas ge-
raj klojasi. Suva5iaVe atsto-
val pasidalino j iris grupes-
darbo, publikos If kapitalo.
susitvarByta II rrieita prie
gyviausip darbo reikalu. Dar-
bo atstovai Garbavosi, kad pir-
miausia butQ pertrauktas
streikas plieno industrijoje pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
IDARBININKAI STOW Uz
GENERALI sTREIKA.
Gary pavadinamas arsesniu
uz kaizeri.

Peoria, Ill. spal. "A. - Cia
yra Illinois valstijos Darbo
FederacijoS metiniS suvaziavi-
mas.
Kuomet gauta ziniQ apie ne
pavykusiq WaShingtone in
dustrijine konferencijq, tuo-
.jauS pasigirdo baISQ, prielan-
kiau.ianGiu gencraliam darbl-
ninku Strcilui Sitoie valstijo-
ie.
Pa$igirdo uzpuo1imQ prizes
pIicno trulSto didikq Gary,
kurS pavadintaS arScsniu NJ
kaizeri.
GrlczinkeIiV htgiU Sukioto-
,iu unijoS atStovaS Conners is
ChicagoS pazymGjo. jog dar-
ba< cali >ukIupdyti Gary IT
visas SaIieS StipriauSiaS jGgas.
ChicagoS Darbo Federaci-
JOS Srkrrtoriu$ NOckelS IS
rci&kt ncpa>itcnkinimq kapi-
taIiStaiS IT. kitaiS, katrio nuo-
lat tvirtina, jog plieno indus
triio.ir >trrikq pakdle "rando-
nicii'.
"Jei taip', sake iiS, "tai
aS cSu "raudona>' il mes Gia
viSi c>amr "raudoniejl.
JiS pazymGio, jog CANA dar-
bininkamS nuolat butt defen-
Syvoip. Rrikia Stoti ofenSy-
vOn.,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
PIRKITE KARES TAUPY,
MO zRKLELIUS (W.S.S.),

siremiant arbitracijiniu teis-
mn. Plieno trusto galva Gary
neprisieme to teismo. Pasake,
jog jis nenoris tureti nieko
bendra su streikuojanciais
darbininkais ir jq atstovais.
Xiii kapitalo grupes atstovai
pareme Gary.
Toliaus paaiskejo, jog kapi-
talo atstovai (kapitalistai) at
sisako pripazinti visus gyviau-
sius darbininku rekalavimus,
atsisako net pripazinti darbi-
ninku organizavimasi.
Darbo atstovai tad su Com
persu priesakyje pasake, jog
CANA jiems tos konferencijos.
Prezidentas Wilsonas megino
dar taikinti. Bet nepavyko.
Nepalenke kapitalistp atkak-
lumo.
Tad darbo atstovai vakar is
eio is konferencijos. Pasake,
tegu vieni kapitalistai konfe-
ruoja.
To pasekmes gall but labai
liudnos saliai. Mes angleka-
syklQ darbininkai jau stow
ant streiko slenkscio. Gelezin-
kelieciai nerimauja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
SUD|Ev CHtCAGAI!- PA
SAKE KARDINOLAS.
10 EMINENCIJA ISKELIA
VO 7 ST. LOUIS.

Siandie ryte aplcido Chica-
gq belgQ kardinolaS Mcrcier.
ISvaziavo ! Moline, I'll. Is ten
vaziuoS st. Louis. 10 Emi-
nencija per dvi dieni Gia pa
tyre karSto chicagieCiQ Svetin-
&umo. KT tik Gio, kur till
zcngl, SveCiq-nebuv6Ii Sveiki-
no zmoni>, xiii per kituS ma
IonGjo il nor> pamatyti, dir
Stclti ! tq didi SkaiScioS diva
SioS zmogQ, ncpapraStQ patrl-
jotq. Po visQ SirdingQ priGmi-
mQ kardinoIaS pagaIiaus pa
dtkoio gcriomS chicagieGiamS,
paSaki Sudicv il i$vaziavO to-
EaNar' Spal. - KardlnolaS
per visa dicnQ buvo uzimtaS
l''i'hH H'''''S' S'''lS 'SN''''0 '"S"-
llll"'oS P'"Sr"'''oS'
rlI'm pIe'll llS aPIa'lNr mas
IaI'IQ lS'aIS2 ~ Mary ;
FH'''''S ''''loo': o'''' r P".!''
'''"'U'''''"r T., ''''''''''' '''''''
r'| "'''''',''| ,4 -? ;t,;"a. ,''',' ,.;
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
MEKSIKONAI PAGROBE
AMERIKONIsKA KON-
SULI.
Uz konsuli reikalaujama
S150,000.

washington, Spa'' ~
FalStEoeS departafllellIaS pas
keIbt, jog dar vIena S' lai-
StlJQ plIletl meESlNonal pleSl-
khl pagrobe II relkalallla Is
pIrklmo.
SIuo Kartu paSrop'aS " IL
liam O. Jenkins, konsulerIS a
gentas mleSte Puebla' AlekSl-
koJe' -. y. .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
BUSIA PAREIKALAUTA
IsDUOTI KAIzERI.
Pabaltijos klausimas
parlamente.

Londonas, spal. 23.-Vakar
Anglijos parlamente Bonar
Law, vyriausybGS atStoVaS,
praneSt, jog buves vokicGirl
kaizeriS buSiqs teisiamas. Tam
tik>lui daromi priSiruoSimai.
Busiq pareikaIauta iSduoti tai
kininkams buvuSi kaizeri. IT
taS buSiQ padaryta tik tuomet,
kllomct viSoS talkininkQ vie$-
patijoS ratifikuoSianGioS tai
kos Sutarti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
NUSKANDINTA DU Boil
SEVIKU LAIVU.
Kronstadto tvirtoVe nepainlta.

Londonas, spal. %. - Ang-
Ii.ioS admiralitetaS paSkethG,
jog angIQ karGS Iaivai SUo-
mijos uzIaioi nu$kandino d;l
holScvikQ torpcdiniu Iaivu.
ScSi bolScviku jurininkai su&-
rita iStraukti is vandenS. Ki-
ii 81 laivaiS nugarmGio dug
nan.
Taippat paSkeIbta, jog Kron-
Stadto tvirtov6 nepaimta. Sa-
ko, prizes tQ tvirtove nieko y
patingo ir neveikiama. Mes
kuomet Kris PetrOgradaS,
KronStadtas pats savaimi tu-
res pulti.
PraneSta, jog YudeniGo ka-
liuomenG nuo holSevikQ, pa6-
muSi KraSnaja Gorka, arti
KronStadto.
Taippat sakoma, jog Petro-
gradq gina il is MaSkvos pa
SiQ<ta bol$evikQ kariuomenG.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
DABAR TAI BENT BUS
KOVA.
Taip sake Fitzpatrick.

Pittsburgh, Pa, >paI. n
"Darbo grupci iSGjuS is in
drEtrijinGS konfrrcncijoS di-
dziai >uStiprinta StrrIkaS pile
no induStri.iojc. Siandie dar-
bininkai pagaIiau< iSitikino,
kad Iigi pat gallo reiIlia neat
laidziai vcsti kovq prizes Ga
ryHimQ'.
Taip Gia paSakd John Fitz-
patrick, nacijonaIio Streiki-
ninku komitcto pirmininkaS.
parvykrS is WaShingtono.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
Pabaltijos klausimas.

Kuomet po pietQ parlamen-
ta< pradtjo ScSiiq, tuoiaus pa
kvieStaS pirmaSis admiraIitcto
lordas Long ir io pakIausta
apie stow PabaItijoj.
LordaS ! klauSimuS atsak&
trumpai. Sake, anglQ karGS
laivQ yra BaItiioj. Bet jiS ne
tm'iS jokiQ informacl.IQ apie
tQ laivu veikimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
RYGOJE PASAUTAS s, Y,
ATSTOVAS.

Ryga, SpaI. 23.-Uzvakar po
pietu vokieGiai, bombarduo-
damn 81 miestq, armotos Sow
niu pataikG Amerikos paSelpi-
mes administrators ofisan.
Suzeistas sitos ADMINISTRATORS
pirmininkas kapit. Orbison.
AmerikoniSka v6liava suplGSy-
ia.
Administrators ofisaS per
keltas tOliaus nuo up6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
SMARKUS MUsIAI sEKA
TIES PETROGRADU.
Yudenico armijai gTumoSa
pavojus.

Londonas. >paI. -. Iiau-
rus mu>iuj ~ola uZ P">rn%rada
pictuo>r NJ pu>Sr>to> myIIo>
nuo to mip>to. Bol>pvikai mU-
siuo>c par@rtoia ir Ma>kvo<
NulkU>. U@I nUo tV mnSlQ pl1-
5:I.:..,. 5:,:, 'G'.''' =. vn,I,,;:a .,,a; io,
~toviS.
x GrI,jncrorSo pranr>ama.
kad nor> yrn. Nudcnioui ir pa
yvf;o pa~ir!,ri Pctroyrado apy-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
ZiaurQs nuSiIai Seka
uz Petrogradq
Atidaryta AngIijos Parla-
I1entO Seesija

gju iir grumoia uzciti. 1udc-
uiGo kariuomenei IS uzpakallo.
kai tuo tarpu kairiiy Hudeni-
60 kariuomcn@S SparnQ Smar-
kiai ap$audo bolSevilQ karG$
Eiivai PrtrOSrade.
Oar praneSama. jog boI$evi-
kai Pctrogradc be nuoIatlntS
ycikiunGio> kariuomcnG> turi
dau@iau 10000 atkakliV ko-
mlmiStU. Tai cSanti at>arga.
Tie komuni>tai i$Iavinti mus
ties mic>to gatvtSe.
BolSrvikai YudeniGo kairiii
>parna kartaiS Gall i>ileiSti
Pctro%radan ir poskui viSu Sa-
80 >tiprmmu uZtclti IS Uzpaka-
Iio >utru>kinuS deSiniii spar
na. Tuomet bai>i nclaimi pa
tiktu YudeniGo ekSpcdicijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
Armija bus sumazinta.

VeikianSioSios AngIiioS an
miioS Siandio yra 100000.
Winston Churchill, kariS SEX
rctoriuS, praneS6, jog ateinan-
GiaiS metals >kaitliu> armiiO>
bus >,mazintaS taip, kaip yra
huve prizes kare.
$4,000 kariuomcni> stow
Airiioio, pazymdjo Churchill.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
LAWNS MOTERIS BUT
LAKUNEMIS.
Jos bus policijos atsargoje.

New York, >paI. ~. Vie
toS vyriauSiam policijos Off
Sc praneSta, jog poIicijon pl'i-
imta 80 iamQ moteriq. Jos
bus iSIavintos vaIdyti IakSty-
tuvuS IT. kaipo IakunGS bus
poIicijoS at>argoje. Tik pri-
reikuS jos bus paSauktos tar
nybon.