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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21

BALTIMORE, Dec 20. State Senator
Peter j. Campbell. President of the
Maryland Senate, died this morning in
ST. Joseph's Hospital Of acute gas
tritis. His death, occurring just in
advance of the convening of an
annually important Assembly, will
necesstate the calling Of special cleo
ton to fill the vacancy in the Senate
mem crship. The date for the cleo
ton probably will be set for January 5.
"Pete" Campbell, as he was familiar
ly known in political and legal circles,
had served three terms in the House
and four in the Senate Mr. Campbcll's
wife died some time ago. He is sur
vved by four sons. and two daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
CAPTAIN ROBERT B. HOOK

GOSHEN, N. " Dec. 2o.-Captain
Robert B. Hook, eighty-one, Republic
can political leader Of Orange County
for the last thirty years, died here to-
day.
Captain Hook was a veteran of the
Civil War. He served for seven years
as County Clerk of Orange County and
for twenty years as Mayor of Goshen.
He leaves three sons and one daugh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
FUNERAL OFF. w. SEYDEL

The funeral will be held this after
noon at 3 o'clock, the Rev. DR.. Riving-
ton D. Lord, pastor of the First Baptist
Church of Williamsburg, officiating. In
torment will take place in Cypress Hills
Cemetery. Mr.. Hasler is survived by
daughter, Mrs. F. c. Lyon; grand
daughter and two great grandchildren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
American Widow of German
General Is Dead at Dresden
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
STAMFORD, Conn, Dec. 2o.-Word
has been received here Of the death in
Dresden, Germany, of Frau Mary
Emerson Won Funcke. widow Of Lieu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21

EVANS SYLVAN and Mrs Ta9e
Peter Sylvan, of Montcsir N. j.. an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Miss Dorothy Louise to Major Vernon
Evans. u. S. A.. now stationed at Coblenz,
Germany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
In MEMORIAM

E. L. In affectiona.
remembrance of the best and kindest Of
mothers Inoa who fell asleep December q.
and sorrowing daughter. BiJoU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
NE - JERSEY
BUSINESS PROPERTY TO LET
BOROUGH OF QUEENS

TO LEASE ON FULTON STREET. ia
lnaica. 125X1S5. stores. all or part 10 be
constructed; suitable for automobile dis
play purposes. Apply HARRY d. MEIER.
363 Fulton st, Jamaica Telephone OF
jamaica.
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cerned, include Henry Russell, Andreas
Dippel, Max Rabinoff and Fortune
Gallo. Both musical and business d.
rection of the company were in Mr..
Campanini's hands
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

Al and Tom Walsh direct from the new strike on the KuSkokwim arrived on the train last night and are paSSen- gers south on the Alaska. They were guests at the Hotel Seward last nighs
 The Christian Science society w'p hold usual services tomorrow morning at II o'clock and Sunday School at 1': O5 o'clock.
 Tom McAvoy, who has been at Cor dova for the past three weeks, return ed home on the Alaska arriving this morning.
 -Dr. Sloan returned on the Alaska ar ter a professional trip to LaTouche.
 ". R. Rathburn and wife arrivals from Seattle on the Alaska are reg's- tered at the Hotel Overland.
 Joe Jefferies, with the commission arrived on the Alaska this morning and is registered at the Hotel over land.
 Fabin s. Miller, from Seattle, is re- gistered at the Hotel Seward having arrived on the Alaska.
 Arthur H. Miller, in charge Of edu- cation of the natives in this section iS registered at the Hotel Sexton having arrived on the Alaska.
 Matt Ryan, well known commission employee, who went out and joined tho service returned this morning on tho Alaska and is at the Hotel Seward. NIT. Ryan leaves tomorrow morning for Mile 52 where he will be employed on the surveying force.
 W. A. English, former commission man. and who has been in the service in France, Turkey and elsewhere, a. rived on the Alaska and is registered at the Hotel Seward.
 A. W. Lipke returned this morninC on the Alaska. NIT. Lipke has been across the Atlantic as wireless oper ator on an American coat since being away from Seward.
 J.E. Lee and J. McGill arrived on the train last night and registered at the Hotel Overland
 L.C. Straughan, formerly stationed at the radio station in Seward, now at Kodiak, is seriously i'll with pneu monia and Dr. Romig was called earl! this morning to send Q prescription b! wireless to the sufferer.
 Frank Mcclure and wife, who have been guests of Judge and Mrs. i-ar low at Mile 26 for some time, arrived on last nights train and left for Cal ifornia today. being passengers soUtf on the Alaska.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
ARE KILLED BY DRINKING
ALASKA
 IN PORT

Steamer Alaska arrived in port a 6:3O o'clock this morning with Al pa$ ,sengers and 12O tons of freight Capt. Gus Nord reported splendid weather on the trip north only running into Inc snow storm when entering Resur2c- ton bay.
 Passengers arriving in Seward on the Alaska were w. R. Rathburn and wife, G. NJ. Woods William Kiernenr w. A. English, O. Anderson, Joe '-e'- ferries, F. S. Miller, Boyd Leedy, L. II. Never, F. R. Marsh, O. Peterson, Matt Ryan, Glen Reede, F. Peters, j. w. Lawrence, J. A. Herra, J. M. Stillweu, C. J. Steonhart, F. A. Rose, r. PacI'o- la. A. H. Miller, A. w. Lipke, Tom McAvoy. pr. Sloan, I. Hamburger, Marshall E. Walker, Mrs. M. Caugh' rean, John B. Miller, K. Peterson, Judge Charles F. Bunnell, Arthur II. Miller and 12 steerage passengers.
 Passengers booked on the Alaska are as follows; for Seattle Johr Bersch, c. E. Keen, E. Nyberg, C. .. Coullinane, J. E. Beattie, Mrs. s A. Solid. Mrs. R. K. Bagley, Joe Abr"m, P. H. Crawley, F. B. Mcclure and vie Al Walsh, Tom Walsh and H. Monroe.
 For Valdez c. E. Exline. M. Bah rams, A. E. Bowling.
 For Cordova- J. R. Mcdonald.
 For Juneau H. Nichols, A. Me Crimmon, P. F. Moran, Jack Lovc.l' l. Hermanson, Herman Walters, J. k. Louna and l.. German.
 For Ketchikan- O. otterson, Rob ertS Andrews.
 For LaTouche- NJ. Deegan, Roy H. Blade.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
SPECIAL MEETING OF CITY
 COUNCIL AUTHORIZES ERECT
 CRUDE OIL TANK AT SEWARD

A special meeting of the city Coun- ,il was held last night, called by May oI. Chamberlin. Wayne Blue, agent 'i Or. Andrew c. Smith, operating .hc steamer Bergen to the westward, ask d the council for permission to erect on ;he west end of the Seward do""' q 600 barrel wooden crude oil tana - pse of the Bergen. A resolution, un" fer suspension of the rules, was pass ed giving the authorization for the erection of the tank, provided Eol' Frederick Mears, of the A. E. c., ga"e further permission. The city clerk was instructed to issue a permit for the building of the tank.
 Upon unanimous action. of the couE cil. City Clerk Estes was instructed t0 notify property owners or their agen'' that the ordinance regarding side walks being kept clear of snow IS to be strictly enforced on Adams street from the Van Glider building to the Post office, and from Adams street south to the Seward dock on both sides of Broadway. All councilmen in th' city were present at the special Ses- sion.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
BIG LINERS ARE ORDERED
 TURNED OVER TO ENGLAND

WASHINGTON, Dec, 27- The or der issued yesterday by President Wi son that all liners of the. Imperato, grouped be delivered to England, df fleets seven big craft, as follows Grand Waldersee, Zeppe.in, Pretor'F Cape Finisterre, Mobile, Prinz Freq rich Wilhelm and Kafserin August Victoria, all now in New YorK harbo
 The Imperator was given to the Brit ish several months ago. The Allied shipping commission allotted the ship to England when the Americans haC finished using them as transports r carrying soldiers across the Atlantic
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
DRASTIC FISH ORDERS OUT
 IN ALASKA

SEATTLE, Dec, 27-- A special from Washington, D. C., to the Sea,' tie Post-Intelligencer says Secretary of Commerce Alexander mas promui- gated drastic orders relating to Alas ka fishing.
 All fishing iS prohibited on she southeastern coast of Alaska, easS of Cape Spencer, salmon streams, tribU- taries and kcs and with the excep' ton of purS seines and drift gill nets, within 800 ,rds of the mouth of all salmon Streama.
 All fishing with purse seines and drift gill nets is prohibited, within 200 yards of the mouths of salmon streams and within 800 yards of th' mouths of the Chilkat and Chilkoo; rivers, Anana, Sette, Sockeye and Ma ha creeks.
 Fishing is permitted in Bering Sea and below line eight hundred yards north of the mouth of Gandil river, Copper river tributaries as before; al Karluk, hundred yards outside of the river mouth; Ugashik, five hundred wards below the mouth.
 Fishing for King Salmon does not apply where not taken for barter.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
REGULAR LINES MAY BRING THE
 A.E.C. FREIGHT

SEATTLE, Dec, 27- Charles ' Heron says he understands the gov ernment is to sign a contract immed' ately with the two steamship compan ies operating to Alaska vC carry |. Alaska railroad material north fiOr Seattle to Seward next year. MT. He ron says it is understood the gove'T ment has abandoned the scheme to us their own boat, probably transpcr; to carry the railroad supplies.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
CROWN PRINCE
 WANTED

LONDON, Dec, 2i- 1t is reported ne French will demand the surrender of the former Crown Prince for tr'al Dn charges of footing and robbery and ther violence in France.
 The French and British law officers ave compiled a list of other persons hose surrender will be demanded.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
WATSON ON
 WAY NORTH

SEATTLE, Dec, 27- Steamer Ad miral Watson sailed for Alaska ports at 10 o'clock this morning with 66 pas sengers aboard including the following for Seward:
 F. E. Bean and wife. Mrs. A. NJ. Ashbolt, H. E. Noble,
 Mrs. D Brown,
 w. A. Dunn,
 Walter Anderson, Andrew H. Evans, Enrie GuarnieTe
 F. M. Kelley
 L. Krowick,
 H. l.. Pearson, K. w. Riffey,
 ]. J. Sheegue, .. w. P. Tarr,
 John Bidding,
 Edward Olson.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27

G. M. Woods, Marshal E. Walker K. Peterson, O. Anderson and Mrs Caughrean, arrivals on the Alaska are guests at the Hotel Seward
 Mrs. R. Maude Bagley, trained sur gical nurse with the commission, re- gistered at the Hotel Seward last night from Kantishna. Mrs. Bagley left on the Alaska for vacation in the states.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
FIUME DRAMA AN OPERA

ROME, Dec, 2T- The Rome Conr fer today says the featured Plume drama has ended as a gro;esque or-r- etta. D'Annunzio's companies are oc serting him. D'Annunzio, not rcaliz- ing the situation, continues play 'ng King despite the opposition of Tiumc people. The Courier says there seem no one able to lead DAnnuncio away by the ear.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
ASKED SANTA CLAUS FOR
 SAW TO GET OUT OF JAll

SEATTLE, Dec, 27-- The sheriff at the county court house found not pinned to the cell bars, which read a. follows: 'Dear Santa please br'n' me half a dozen hack saws. Your eS. teemed friend, Harry Merlin"
 Merlin is a county jail prisoner fc a minor offense.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
LAST GREAT CONFEDERATE
 OFFICER HAS PASSED AWAY

RICHMOND, Dec, 27- Brigade General William Ruffin Cox, the las confederate officer to stop fighting or the Appomattox, died this morning a' the age of IS years. Cox was fornel secretary of State.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
.TRIKE LEADER SENTENCED
 TO TWO YEARS IN CANADA

WINNIPEG, Dec, 27- R. B. Rus ell, strike leader convicted here las' 1eek of seditious conspiracy in con laction with the recent general strike ere has been sentenced to two ye:'Is
 Russells friends cheereu as the De uties led him away. William Staples lachinist, who lead the demonstration yas placed under arrest.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
SCHOONER IS WRECKED

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 27- The four masted American schooner OlIa- hogan, is ashore on reef of Kauki island, Hawaiian group and is a total loss. The crew has been saved.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
MAY
 BE BANDI' I

SEATTLE, Dec, 27- Thomas Shearn, logger and a member of the Industrial Workers of the World, has been arrested It is believed he is tae bandit who shot two clerks and held 70 a stationery store last Tuesday night
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
'APS ACQUIRE VALUABLE
 LANDS IN PHILIPPINES

MANILA, Dec, 27-- The Philippine epislators are worried over the ac- uisition by Japanese or desirable az icultural land. The Japanese control Ie richest part of the Davo Province, which is a great hemp province.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
MURDERED

FL PASO, Dec, 27-- TeStimon before the Senate committee show' that Lieutenants Warehouse and Con molly were murdered when they were forced 60 land during the flight in tow or California.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
'APAN PUTS THE BAN ON
 PICTURE BRIDES FOR U. s.

TOXIC, Dec, 27-- 1t is reported ne government has decided to discon 'nue passports permitting picture ,rides to proceed to America. The ,ractice is known to have caused some nti- Japanese feeling in America ana { was stated that great por,ion or rae picture brides were used for immoral purposes.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
XMAS WH|SKEY
 k|LLS-MANY GO BLIND

NEW YORK, Dec, 27- About fifty were killed in the state of Massachu- sets and Connecticut a!so Tn tae cIty of Chicago by drinking Christmas whiskey containing wood alcohol.
 Four men have been arrested at Hartford, Conn.,, charged with mur- der as a result of the Christmas whS. key. It is alleged they distributed twelve barrels of alcohol.
 Scores have been blinded by tae Christmas drinks.
 CLEVELAND, Dec, 27-- NinS wood alcohol victims are in the city hospitals from drinking whiskey con taning wood alcohol. Several arrests are expected to be made.
 CHICIPEE, Mass, Dec, 27- It is expected wood alcohol, in Christmas whiskey, will cause the death of at least fifty persons in this town. Th'r- ty six have already died.
 WINNIPEG, Dec, 27-- Wood alco- hol has killed many Canadians in the Northwest, and h;E cost the govern mcnt over $1OO,OOO. The Royal Nor'th. west mounted police have located sev- eral hundred small stills.
 DENVER Dec, 27- Twelve are in the hospitals here as a result of drinking wood alcohol.
 CHICAGO, Dec, 27-- Dr. Jonn Robertson, says there is no known ar' tidote for wood alcohol. Persons wh" drink it in large quantities are cereaih to die or go blind. The stomach pump is the only relief.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
BIG REUNION ON TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Dec, 27- The first reunion of the Ivy Division of the American expedition will be held here tonight.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
HICKMAN
 HAS FILED

JUNEAU, Dec, 27- Territoria James R. Heckman, leading Ketchika' business man, has filed his declarat.or under the Alaska primary law of hS candidacy for Republican nationa' committeeman.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
GENERAL PERSHING TO
 INSPECT CAMP LEWIS
 ON HIS WESTERN T0UE

SEATTLE, Dec, 27- General Per shing will spend January 19, 20 an 2l in and around Seattle and will IF spect Camp Lewis and the sound folrs
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
DAVE ARGYLE IS DEAD

SEATTLE, Dec, 27- Davie Argyle, frontier gambler, known for his many charities, died last night in San Fran cisco. Argyle conducted gambling houses in Seattle, Alaska and ihe RoRdike'
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
LUCKY ESCAPE
 OF A ROBBER

SEATTLE, Dec, 27- A bur lar. surprised in an upstairs room of the Haas hotel, diyed head'onS through window. grabbed tn" cross arm of a telephone pole. climbed down il and escaped.
 .srr
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27

WASHINGTON, Dec, 27-- Pres
 ident Wilson will be 63 years old
 tomorrow and his daughters will be at the White House in homo"
 of the birthday. . Fss ssEsE ses '-'s v
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
MRS. FAIRMAN OPENS THE
 BELMONT DINING ROOMS

Mrs. William Fairman, of the Bel mont, has opened the dining room in connection with this rooming house. Luncheons and dinners will only he served.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
BURNS TRYING
 TO SAVE SON
 FROM FLAMES

SEATTLE, Dec, 27-- A. A. Kent worthy and son Glenn, aged five years, were burned to death when r:ames sc- stroyed the home in the Rainier Val ley From the position of the bodles' it is indicated the father was trying to save his son. Mrs. Kenwolthy Was down town at the time of the fire. The boy was alone at the time, the father working block away from his home.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27
PRESIDENT Is 63

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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-12-27

DENVER Dec., 27- Twelve are in the hospitals here as a result ot drinking wood alcohol.
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pRoeA sUsELpT1 sAv1sK1Us Ek1ETUvoJE.
Liepos pradzioj issiunciamas laivas su malstu.
ziurek, kad ant jo butu siuntinis taviskiams
Cali pasiusti IS svarus maisto.

1ituv; IT. etuve nuo senai tn laul tos vaandos kada
ga6si pasQsti paSepa saviskiams LetuVoe Iu aukaua
mas Tautos Fondui abejoai gal Vlsal netkea kau I'd
viskams bent trupnGls kius is tQ auk Gal but kad is
auos Fondo tavSkiams tiesOgna nekuvo bet os auKos
visven ako savo tavo aukos kovoJo uz LetuVos nePr
gunybe Dabar asaro proga pasQsl t1esloglne pasePa
savisEams. Ne pinlgq ten relkla' inalSto; Duo' M
viams euvoje pnigQ uz kuruos veik meko negall nus
prkti rekia ta pat ka neko neduot Rekla dabar REX
menas ten susti pingu Dabar tuoJ rekla paslQsu
masto O artinantis Memai pasiQsti II drabWlQ.
Lietuviu Prekybos BendrOv6 suieskoo kelus kap gan
Amerkos etuviai passti masta esog savlsams Vlskas
susekta.
Vadza leicza susti dovanQ maistu Kekvienas gall pa
sus IS svaru mato Letuvq Prekybos BendroVe uzseme
maisto gabenmo organzavmu Plrlnas alVaS su alst
Lietuvon ispauks iepos pradzioj
Maisto paka sveran po IS sv, bus sudaryt del patio
gumo venodi Tuose pakuose bus ondensuoto Pleno rV
basu rebaq Paka uzsakyt geriausiose kompanose bus
supakuota kuogerausa Pakas kanuOs dasatymu tavo
tevu motina brou sesere arba gmnei Xxi pat vleto $40
Sta negirdeta nauena perskaes tuoJ slQsk Lletuvlu
Prekybos B-ve $25 r anrasa to, kan sunt AdTesa dek
tok kos buvo prizes kare Jei nebus surasta to zoSaus
tai pniga bus sugrqznt tas pakas kltam parduotas
Ape teisinguma so paskebmo nei kick neabeJok pats
darvk kas Ga nurodoma r kittens pe tai tuoJ kopaclasa
isaiskink. Tezino apie tai visi If kekvienas. =:
Cana euvas Lietuvo badauti Amerlkos lietuvla Juos
gall susepti If suselps.
Pirmas lavas lepos pradzio turf isgaben malsto uz
$2OOOOOOO0 Tuo aivu bus gabenama drabuAai aVane
uruos surnko Americas euva Letuvos RaudonaJam kry
ziui.
Sta proga paslnaudoklte kuogrelclausla he<Ala Wsha
sankso sutvarky uzakymus paduoti r vadAos lalsnus
gauti. ..,r.
Neaukite paskutiniq brzelio menesio denu paduot
vo uzsakyma Galte susvelin Reikes kto laivo lauk.
Kartu s siuntnias vazuos burys etuvQ su trokals IS
vezioti maista po Lietuva.
Letuvq Prekybos Bendrove rupnsis kad k zlemos kas
menuo but suneiama Lietuvon lavas reimenomis Ka
rosas Letuvoe suorganzuos Svezoma parapas q stun
tiniQ
Temykite! Suntejai neku nerizikudja
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LENKy "KULTURA"
LIETUVOJE,
KA LENKAI YRA ATLIKE
VILNIUJE.
zydu lavonai atrasta miesto
gatvese.

Paryzius, birz. 9.-Prirodo-
mi lenkQ kariuomenes ziauru-
mai Vilniuje. Tai geriausia pa
sake patys liudininkai. Liudi-
iiimus surinko DR.. Rachmile-
vic ir tuos indav6 Lietuvos
premjerui. Pastarasis ta pas
kui pasiunt6 lietuviQ komisi-
jai taikos konferencijoje.
Dokumente pazymima, kad
kuomet lenkai uz6m6 Vilniaus
gelezinkelio stoti, ta pacia die
na jie prad6jo pl6Sti ir naikin-
ii zydQ namus, prisidengdami
ginklu, ir bolsevikq ieSkojimu.
LenkQ legijono kareiviai pri-
vert6 zydus atidaryti savo
krautuves, kurios del seStadie-
Mo buvo uzdarytos.
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KAIZERIS PERVELAI PRA-
DEJES KARE.
Tai viskas, kR jis yra kaltas'

Berlynas, birz. 10. VokieGip
militarinis rasytojas, gen.
Bernhard, raSo laikraSciuose,
jog buves vokieciQ kaizeris Sio-
je kareje tik tick esas kaltas,
kad jis pervelai pradaies kare
prizes savo oponentus.
Ligi pasl1Qtinio momento
kaizeris buvo tikdjes, sake
Bernhard, kad Russia nepa-
kills karen, rskad Anglia ne
sikesins prizes 'Vokietija.
Tas 10 pasitik6jimas taigi II
dave pragaiSti Vokietijai. Mes
jei kaizeris butQ anksciag pra-
d6jes kare, Siandie kar6s pa
sekmis butQ buvusios kitokios.
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zMONES PASISAVINO
$4,000 VAGoNU,
Ir nenori ju atiduoti gelezin-
kelio valdybai.

Omskas, birz. 9.-Techniki-
ne komisija reikale OperacljQ
ant Transibirinio gelezinkello
praneS6, jog pabaig6 inspekcI-
ia to gelezinkelio stovio. Ap-
ziur6ta gelezinkelis tarpe $40
miesto ir Permo.
Komisija tvirtina, kad su-
tvarkyti operacijas ant gele-
zinkelio, prisieina iSriSti daus
problemQ.
Pirmiausia reikia is 14,OOO
gelezinkeliQ vagonQ prasalinti
zmones, katrie tuos vagonuS
pasisavino il nenori atiduoti.
Sakosi atiduosia, kuomet jie
is Siberijos grysiq Rusijon.
Tarpe vagonQ yra paSazlerlnirl
If prekiniQ.
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NUBAUSTAS MIRIOP AUS
TRIJOS KAPITONAS.
Jis buvo centrally viespatiju
snipas.

Paryzius, birz. 10. - Slap
tas kar6s teismas cia pasmer-
kd miriop centrally viespatijQ
Snipq, Austrjos armijos kapl-
tonq F'inck.
Kapitonas Funck pirm ka.
res gyvenc Paryziuje. Cia jis
buvo aps!iDnNss ir- visE kaas5s
metu ir dave v0EieGiams NIL
rodvmQ b|mbardrojant jieme
Sta miesta * orc ir toll $au-
lama armOta.
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dynts zydu niekur kitpr ne
ivykusios, kaip tik PinSke II
Vilniuje.
Jis 'ta patyres is Varsavos
lenIlQ If zydQ laikraSciQ If net
nuo paciQ zydQ organizaciJll
atstovQ.
Gibson tvirtina, kad lenkQ
neapkentimas zydQ nepaelna
is neapykantos del zydQ tike-
jimo, bet ekonominiais zvilg-
sniais.
Toliaus jis tvirtina, jog len
kuose zydai yra pasidaline
dvi dali. Viena dalis prielanki
lenkams, kita-tiesiog kovoJa
prizes lenkus.
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SUSEKTA SUOKALBIS NU,
SUKTI VYRIAUSYBE.
Z intariamieji suokalbininkai
suareStuota.

Detroit, Mich, birz. 9.-Gia
teisdarystGs departamento
agentai suareStavo t zmOneS,
kuriQ tarpe yra vienas armi-
jos oficieras. Jie intariami ta-
me, kad nor6jo nusukti $780,
100000 parduodant vyriausy-
b6s kar6s medziaga.
Agentai tvirtina, kad tasai
suokalbis esqs platus. Ivyksiq
areStavimai ir kituose mics
tuOse.
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