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Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
HOLD TROOPS IN ORDER
TO DRAW $500 A MONTH.

Washington, June H.--(Spec:al
Telegram How over 800 young
r.en from farms and ranches OF
Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado and
Montana were kept in practica.
iG.eness for months in order thar
TIE commanding officer might Con-
t;nre to draw $500 month instead
of $500 has been gradually brought
to light through the efforts OF
Floor Leader Mondell, through
whose insistence the entire unit is
now on its way home.'
Some time ago complaints bega;,
to reach the Wyoming congress
man from parents of young men in
veterinary hospital No. 9, St
Nazaire, France, to the effect that
applications for discharge made by
their sons had been turned down by
tie commanding officer. These
<eomplaints became SO. numerous 4
quiet investigation was started.
From reliable sources Mr.. MonIell
learned that the unit was in charge
Of major drawing $500 for over
seas duty, whose return to the
United States would mean his
demotion and reduced pay. This
official, Mr.. Mondell was told bv
those in whom he had confidence
had blandly informed applicants OF
his intention to disapprove all ap-
piications for discharge.
Members of this company were
all western young men, picked be-
cause of their experience in farm
ard live stock work, and most Of
them were badly needed at home.
Their duties at St. Nazaire, with
the signing of the armistice, were
purely menial and could have been
performed by a dozen laborers. Sat
isfed the situation warranted it. tie
Wyoming Congressman insisted on
an investigation and report. The
immediate result was the ordering
home of the entire unit. its members
sailing on the '"Princess MatoiIa'
from St. Nazaire and due al
Charleston, S. C., June "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18

Discussion of bolshevism devel-
oped when the resolutions commit
tee reported a resolution asking
withdrawal from Russia of hmeri-
can soldiers, but refused to report
others demanding recognition of
soviet Russia and lifting of the
blockade of Russian ports. The
committee refused to indorse rec og-
milton of the Soviet or any otrer
form Of government in Russia urtil
the people of that country by con-
st;tuent or other form of national
assembly shall have established
truly democratic form of govern
ment."
Debate Exceptionally Bitter.
The debate was said by veteran
labor leaders to have been the most
bitter they ever heard. 1t followed
rejection by the convention over the
strenuous protest of the iadi; al
group, of proposed amendment to
change American labor dated from
the first Monday in September to
May !, "as a bond of affection to
unite all the world of labor rrto
universal brotherhood"
Samuel Gompers, president of the
federation, led the fight against the
May day resolution, asserting that
American labor day was "a day for
American labor and not political
event" as it was in Europe.
Peter Bollenbacher,, of the Pe;u-
sy!vania State Federation of Labor,
protested against rejection Of his
resolution which called for the hit
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18

ing of Russian blockade, declaring
he had offered it con humanitarian
grounds" to bring about relief OF
women and children. John P. Frey,
of Cincinnati, chairman of the com
mlttee, replied that organized labor
was going to insist on recall Of al
American troops from Russia, but
that it could hardly favor sending
food there for fear the bolsheviki
would get it instead of the women
and children.
The introduction of the Mooney
resolution brought another uproar.
G. F. Grow of Los Angeles, oppos-
sing the resolution, declared he had
talked to Mooney three weeks ago
and that Mooney was hopeful that
the strike would be carried out, as
he was confident it would result in
his release. Chairman Frey retort-
ed that in his opinion and that Of
other members of the committee, Il
strike not only would prove injlri-
Gus to the Mooney cause, but would
drive a wedge into organized la
bor."
julius Deutell Baum, of the De-
troit Central Labor union, then
gained the floor and delivered an
impassioned address, declaring that
the time for resolutions had passed
and the time for action was at hand.
William B. Patterson of San
Francisco, member of the carpcn-
ters' union and a member of the
Mooney defense league, was then
given the floor by a. vote of the con-
lContinued ON Page Two. Column FiyeD
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
Britain Plans to Induce
All Aliens to Leave Shores

London. June I'm consequence
of riots at Liverpool, Cardiff and
elsewhere. in which colored men
have participated. the British gov
ernment has decided to repatriate
at the earliest possible moment all
aliens who came to England dur
ing the war, according TO the Daily
Mail. The bulk of these are Chinese
Many negroes who are in England
are British subjects and cannot be
deported against their will, but al,
attempt will be made to induce
them to go by offering free passage
and money.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
GERMANY
UNLIKELY.
T0AGREE
TO TERMS
Impression Of Those Most
Closely Interested Is That a
Negative Peace Reply Will
Be Wired Entente Chiefs.

Berlin, June 17.-"The impression
of those VITO were engaged through
out the night in translating the
reply of the allies and associated
powers is that it will be utterly
impossible to sign and that it is
probable a negative reply will be
wired to DR.. Haniel Won Haimhaus-
en- for submission to M. Clemen-
ceau.
1t is also considered possible
that Count Won Brockdorff- -Rantzau
will not return to Versailles on &C
count of the demonstration there
against the delegates, resulting in
injury to Minister Giesberts, Frau
Dorlblush, Attache Meyer and 9TH
ers, all of whom were hit will,
stones Herr Meyers eye was in.
jured by glass.
Treaty Changes Slight.
The changes in the peace terms
as indicated by the red interlinea
tons in the text of the old treaty
are so slight as to cause universal
dismay among those who have had
the opportunity of examining tn.
document. Tie financial modifica-
tions are considered unimportant
and Objectionable, and the terms
governing Germany's admission to
the league of nations are declared
to be unsatisfactory.
Government circles state they
can not conceive any government
willing to sign such terms, though,
it is admitted the treaty will be
fully discussed, because it is real
lied that serious effects. with the
spread of bolshevism in Germany,
would be entailed in refusal to sign.
The entente's answer, also, is con-
sidered nothing less than an ulti-
matum.
Seven for and Against.
London. June l7.-Seven mem
bers of the German cabinet favor
signing the amended peace terms
while the other seven are opposed
to signing, a, Reuter- dispatch from
Berlin says.
Don't Think Heinies Will Sign.
Paris, June 1.-THE majority of
the members of the peace confer
ence believe Germany will not sign
the peace treaty, according to Mar
eel Hutin, of the Echo de Paris. who
made canvass of a number of the
leading personalities of the peace
making body. Only one of these
leaders, M. Hutin declares, express
ed the opinion that the Germans
would accept the revised treaty.
Prepared for Advance.
The delegate in question, M.
Hutin explains, based his opinion
that the Germans will sign the
treaty on the fact that they have
knowledge that at yesterdays meet
ing Of the council of four complete
agreement was reached on the con-
sequences which would follow Ger
many's refusal of the peace prof
fered
They were aware, the delegate
pointed out, THAI orders had been
given for an allied force of 100000
men supported by heavy artillery Of
hitherto unrevealed power, to begin
an advance on the morning of June
~. Confronted by such realities
which alone count with them, the
German government and the nation
| al assembly at Weimar, in the dele
gates opinion, would decide to sign
| the treaty.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
ROTARIANS DENOUNCE
SPREAD OF ANARCHY,

Salt Lake City, Utah. June H.
Denunciation of bolshevism and an
appeal to all Rotarians to align
themselves against the spread OF
THAI doctrine. was voiced by john
.Foole, president of the International
Association of Rotary Clubs. IN
annual convention here.
President Poole's address was the
principal one of Sundays session.
Every question of national and
international importance was
touched upon, especially those Of
particular interest to Rotarians.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
CALIFORNIA RAISIN
CROP RECORD BREAKER.

Fresno, Cal, June 1.-THE Cal
ifornia raisin crop for 1919 is est,-
mated at 100000 tons, the highest in
the history of the state by more
than $4,000 tons, and the demand is
so heavy it is expected the entire
crop will be sold before new prices
are definitely fixed, early in August,
it was announced here today by F.
A. Seymour, assistant to the presi-
dent of the California Associated
Raisin company, an association of
$500 raisin growers.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
Ohio Legislature Refuses y
to Interfere in Prize Fiqht

Columbus, O., June 1.-THE Ohio
legislature refused to Interfere with
the Willard-Dempsey prize fight at
Toledo, July 4. The house of rep
Iresentatives defeated the Dunn bill
that would have given Govern ,r
Cox authority to revoke the permit
issued by the city of Toledo, if in
his judgment the proposed bout
would be prize fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
GRASSHOPPERS SWEEP
FIELDS OF CALIFORNIA.

Santa Barbara, Cal, June II. -
Great clouds of grasshoppers. which
have damaged grain crops in TIE
Guyana district and orchards in
Paso Robles, have travelled to the
Foxen canyon bean fields. Ranchers
are poisoning them and the dead H.
sects number 10 or more to TIE
square foot, but new hordes con-
tinue to arrive. Eugene Kellogg,
county horticultural commissioner,
is directing the fight against the
pest
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18

Sc hours. If the weather is favor
able, the course will approximate "
parallel the northern steamship
route, but it bad weather should be
encountered. the dirgible is Likely
to take southern course and will
probably pass over or near the
Azores.
Present plans call for only al
overnight stay of eight or ten
hours. if the craft can be refuelcd
and filled UP for her return journey
in that period of time.
Local aviation officials expec:
the dirgible will fly over New York
City and Surrounding country be-
fore landing. especially if it arriv, 5
curing the warm hours of the day
Before starting on its return trip.
it is possible the craft may fly over
New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington.
Special plans are being made
here for reception of the dirgible's S
crew.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
Thief Gets $85.

Fred Alexander, 1924 South Twe:i-
tleth street, reported to the police
yesterday that thief had entered
his home and stolen $85 i'll cas',
from his dresser drawer, but had
left $35 in cash which had been
rolled up with the $85.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18

Mineoa, N. Y. June 17.-Active preparations for
ception of the giant British gbe R34 which expected
here Sunday begun with the construction of 10 concrete
blocks each feet and eight feet Deep to which
the aircraft will be moored.
Roosevelt field has been selected the landing place
there hangar in the country large enough house the
arshp which is CAB feet long from to ern The drg
BILE will start from ENGLAND next Friday
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
Tries to End Life.

c. J. Sheldon, 6l5 North Twen-
tieth street. attempted suicide last
night by taking poison. Mrs. For
ence Sheldon. his wife, attributed
his act to dependency.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
WOMAN SINN FEM
LEADER SENTENCED

Mallo, Ireland, June IL
Countess Georgiana Markievicz
Sim Fein leader, and the only
woman member of the British par
Lament, was sentenced to four
months imprisonment on charges
growing out of disorders in Cork,
May II. The countess was alleged
TO have melted tradesmen to boy
colt the police and to have partici-
pated in an unlawful assembly at
Cork.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18

Atlantic City, June 17.-Amd general uproar dele
gates attending the convention here Of the American Fedora
ton of Labor refused to endorse recognition of soviet Russia
although urging recognition by the United States the
istng Irish republic and voted against the general strike
posed for July in behalf of Tom Mooney, convicted
connection with the preparedness day bomb explosion San
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
lRR1GHT
- R EEZY
BITS OF NEWS
MISS KENNEDY WANTS
AIRPLANE HONEYMOON

London, June l7.-If Miss Ken
nedy, fiancee of Lieut.. Brown. navi-
gator of the Vickers-Vimy plane.
has her wish, the big biplane will he
converted into honeymoon vehicle.
I'm keen for an aeroplane honey
moon if it can be arranged" said
Miss Kennedy. I'm going to fly
the Vimy myself if | can when i.
arrives. don't think Arthur will
object. Anyhow, I'm going to try
for pilots license soon"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
Construct Concrete Blocks
to Receive Great British
Dirigible Expected Sunday

Naval Stores All Over. Country Called Upon to Sup
ply Million Cubic Feet Of Gas for English Craft;
Much Gasoline and Oil Will Also Be Required
Crew of Thirty Men on Ship.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18
THE WEATHER.:

Partly cloudy and somewhat un-
settled Wednesday and Thursday;
cooler Friday and in west portion
Wednesday. 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-18

Labor Delegates in Uproar,
Vote Against July 4 strike
in Behalf of "T0m" Mooney

Also Refuse to Endorse Recognition Of Soviet Russia,
Although Urging Recognition by the United
State Of the Existing Irish Republic; Debates.
Most Bitter Experienced in Memory of Leaders.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
ANGLIAKASIAI VEL
STREIKUOS.

Pueblo, Col, lapkr.. 18 d.
Colorado angliakasyklos vel
gall atsidurti be darbininku.
Valstijos angliakasiu cen
trale valdyba paskelbe nau-
ia stfeika nuo petnycios ry-
to, jei nebus priimti darban
veiklesni unijistai.
Angliakasiu distrikto pre-
zidentas pranesa, kad ka-
syklu savininkai isleido taip
vadinama juoda lista su var
dais veikliausiu uhliistu, ku-
;fiems neduodama darbo ka-
syklose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
KETURI BOLSEVIKU
ATSTOVAI DORPATAN.

Dorpatas,7 lapkr. 16 d.
(Kopenhagenas Is d.. Spe-
cialis korespondentas Chi
cago Daily News l. Witte
pranesa, kad bolseviku at
stovai perejo Estoniios ru-
bezi ties Ihborik ir specialiu
traukiniu nukyko Dorpatan.
Sovietu atvyko keturi atsto-
Val: du vyrai If dvi moteyi.
Konferencija, manorna,
tests dvi dieni.
Witte pranesa, kad If jis
sykiu vaziaves SUI bolseviku
atstovais is Ihborik j Dorpa-
ta; gi is kitty saltiniu prane-
sama, kad SUI bolsevikais
niekas nebuvo leidziamas
'susieiti, net gi nebuvo lei
.dziami nei Anglijos aficie-
,.,o. ~
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
BOLSEVIKAI SUTARE
SU ORENBURGO
KAZOKAIS.

Dorpatas, lapkricio 16 d.
(Kopenhagenas 18 d.. Ko-
respondents laikraScio Chi
cago Daily News, pranesa,
kad Rusijos sovietai buk su-
tare pertraukti musius su
Orenburgo kazokais, ku-
riems paliko isrisima zemes
klausimo ju distrikte jiems
patterns atskirai nuo visos
Rusijos.
Jei 81 zinia teisinga, tai
bolsevikai esq stiprus ryto-
Sc ir Kolcekui bus nelengvs
prizes juos laikytis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
AMERIKONAI RENCESI
MUSTIS So KAZOKAIS.

Viadivostokas. Ameriko-
ru skyrius gabeno $4,000
sautuvu is Vladivostoko r.
kutskan Kolcako armijai.
Kelyje susidure SUI Semeno-
vo kazokais kurie pareika-
lavo sau $4,000 sautuvu, gi
amerikonai neturejo jokio
isakymo isduoti kan nors
dali ginklu.
Priejo prie to, kad kazo-
kai, Semenovo isakymu, SUI
stable amerikonu traukini
If greta 10 ant kitu begiu
Iatgabeno sarvuota traukini,
kad pradejus bombarduoti
amerikonus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
zIURKIU vEISINGUMAS.

Londonas. Gerai zinomi
mokslindiai zemdyrbystes
srityje paskelbe, kad is vie
nos poros ziurkiu begyje
desimtles metu privistu 4S,
319, 9,698, ,843, ,O3O, 344, ,72O ziur
kiu, jeei tik ju niekas neper-
sekiotu ir JOINS butu geros
aplinkybes.
Delei sio paskelbimo
Anglijoie prasidejo tikra
kare su ziurkemis. Apskait-
liuojama, kad Anglijoie ziur
kes kaslnet padaro bledies
apie S2O0,0OO,O00.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
w SUJIEsKOJlMA OAR
DO REIKALAUJA $1OS,OOO

New Yor...-, lapkr. 18 d.
Augsciausiame valstijos tets
me yra byla, kur reikalauja-
ma uz sujieskojima darbo
net $108,000. Tula ponia
Wilkening skundzia zinoma
artistic Mary Pickford, rel
kalaudama 10 nuoSimcio
metines algos, kuri,, sako-
ma, siekia Xxi $1,000, ,OOO..
Wilkening tvirtina, kad
j sutarusi M. Pickford uz
10 nuosimti ipirst: ja luosi-
Ike Famaus Playres kompani
jai. Bet Pickford uzgicina
bile kokia pagelba sura dime
darbo prie minetos kompa-
MICS, kur j gavo didziau-
sia alga kokia IRA kas kada
caves.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19

Amerikonai irgi nesnau-
de ir palinde pc vagonais
kad sutikus
kazoku antpuoli. Ameriko-
mai sarvuoto trauEinio ne
bijodave, mes jis IS arti ma
zai gals veikti su savo ka-
nuolemis, gi toliau ameriko-
mai butu jo neleide, mes bu-
vo pasirenge isgriauti be
gius.
Bet musiui uzbego atvy-
kusi japonu kariumene, ku-
ri sulaike kazokus nuo ju uz
manyto zingsnio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
JudeniCO Arnliija
SunaikiIlta,

Dorpatas, lapkr. l6 d. -
(Kopenhagenas l8 d.). Spe-
cialis korespondentas laih-
irascio Chicago Daily New
M. Farbman pranesa, kad
Judenico armija y,a beveik
'sunaikinta; j Wis traukiasi
j vakarus ir jau pasieke Esto
Inijos rubeziu. Tulus sande-
Illus jau pradejo kraustyti
Estonijon.
Delei Judenico armijos
kelimosi Estonijon gall SUI
|sidaryti nemazas incidentas,
Ikuriame Estonija galetp ne
mazai nukenteti.
Mat talkininkai, kaip ma
Inoma, reikalaus, idant ne
butu nuginkluojama Jude
inico armija;; gi bolsevikai
kaip sykis reikalaus priesin-
go.
Talkininkui paremimui
savo reikalavimo turi gan
stipru laivyna Estonijos pa
krasciucas; 81 bolsevikai tu-
ri sutrauke prie Estonijos
gans stipria armija, ku,f
yra kokius trisyk didesne
negu bllvo nenuo atgal.
Bolseviku armija Baltiko
saliu parubezyje, manoma,
nemazai prisides If pasku-
binime uzverimo paliaubQ
tarp bolseviku ir Baltiko sa-
liu, ko abb pusi pageidauja.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
PADAREWSKIO REL
. MAS PRALAIMEJO
PARLAMENTE.

Varsava, lapkricio Is d.
Padarewskio valdziai pra-
deda nesisekti. Paskutiniais
laikais Lenkijos parlamente
susijunge sicialistai SUI So
dieciq partija atmete val
dzios remiama biliu ir prize
me kita, einanti priesais val
dzios politika. Reiskia Pa
darewskio valdzia neturi pa
sitikejimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
BERMONDT NUSTOJO
KOMANDUOTOJO.
VIETOS.

Berlynas, lapkr. 18 d. =
Vietos laikrasicai gauna pa
tvirtinanciu ziniQ, kad pull
kininkas Bermondt-Avalov
jau nustojo komanduotojo
vietos russo vokieciu speku
Latvijoje il siaurineje Lie
tuvoje. Visa gale jis parda-
yes genero'ui Eoerhartui, vie
tininkui generolo Goltzo.
Russo vokieciu spekos,
kaip pranesama, esq visai
pakrike If neprisilaiko jo-
kios disciplinos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
NEDODA SA1YNftCS
GREKIJAI.

Paryzus, lapkr. 18 d.
Greikijos premieras Venize-
los labai stengesi isgauti tai
kininku sutikima, kad mics
tas Smyrna Mazojoj Azijoj
butu pavestas Grekijai. Bet
augsciausia talkininkq tary-
ba nusprende, kad Grekijos
kariumenes buvimas tame
mieste yra tik laikinas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
DENIKINAS SUEME
PETLUROS STABA.

Londonas, lapkr. 18 d.
Is Maskvos pranesama, jog
ten yra ziniu, kad Ukrainos
vado generolo Petluros Sta
bas papuole Denikino ran
kosna. PraneSama taipgi pri-
duriama, kad ir pats Petlu-
ra nezinia, kur dingess
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
DenikinaS Sueme Petlu-
ros Staba.
BoIseVikai susitaTB su 0fenburgo Kazoksis
DARBO AMzIUS
IA METU.
Washington. D. c.. lankr

Washington, D. c., lapkr.
IL d. - Tarptautinio darbo
kongreso komisija paruose
projekta delei darbo nepil-
nameciams. Projekte nusta-
toma, kad samdomas dar-
'bininkas negali but jaunes-
mis- IA metQ. Darbininkai
nuo IA III Is metu abieju
lyciu ska. ~osi jaunameciais
If negali but statomi prie
darbo, kuris skaitosi kens-
mingu moterims.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
LATVIAI MUSA RUSO-
VOKIECIUS.
Kopenhagenas, lapkr. Is

Kopenhagenas, lapkr. 1S
d. - LatviQ spaudos biuras
gavo ziniu is Rygos, kad
Latvijos kariumene Wis stu
mia pirmyn ruso- vikiecip
spekas j vaharus nuo Rygos
If jau uzeme miesta Slok.
Taipgi pranesama, kad
apielinkeje Mintaujos girdi-.
81 smarkios ekspliozijos bet
ju priezastis nera zinoma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
STOKA ANGLIU PIETI-
NESE VALSTIJOSE.

Atlanta, lapkricio 18 d. -
Pranesama, kad daugelyje
vietu pietinese Valstijose
.iauciama didele stoka ang-
liu Stoka angliu ypac
.jaucia dirbtuves. Neku-
rios dirbutes trumpoj atei-
tyje lures but uzdarytos jei
negaus kick angliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
AMERICA PARVEz DE-
LEGACIJA AMERIKON.

Paryzius, lapkr. 18 d.
Pranesama, kad Suvienytu
Valstiju laivui America isa-
kyta ruostis kelionen Ame-
ri]1on su Suvienytu Valstiju
taikos delegacija, kuri, ma
noma, iskeliaus is Bresto
pradzioie Gruodzio meme
sio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
EzERE RASTA IS KUNU.
Greenbay, Wis. lapkr. 18

Greenbay, Wis, lapkr. 18
d. - Cia gauta pranesimas
telefonu is Escanaba, Mich,
kad i krasta ezero isplove 18
.kunu. Manoma, kad tai yra
ingula garlaivio John Owen,
kuris nezinia kur dingo ke-
letas dienu atgal Mineto lai
vo ingula susidejo is % as
menu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
BELGIJA PASILAIKO
SO VOKIsKU LAIVU.

Brussellis, lapkr. Is d.
siadien teismas nusprende,
kad so vokisku laivu, kurios
Belgijos vaidzia sueme An
tverpene 1914 metals teiso-
tai priklauso Belgijai. Lai-
w intalpa yra apie 100000
tony.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
STREIKIERIAMS NEDUO.
DA PILIETISKU
POPIERQ.

Hillsboro, ILL.,, lapkr. 18
d. - Siadien apskricio tel
sejas atsisake isduoti pile
tiskas popieras 20 ateiviu,
kuomet suzinojo, kad jie
dar nestojo darban po atsau
kimo angliakasiu streiko per
centro valdyba.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
LITVINOV GALVA Boil
sEVIKU ATSTOvYBE S.
Dorpatas, lapkr. 18 d.
(per Associated Press)
DENVER NUSPRENDE
PERSEKIOTI RADI-
KALUS.

Denver, Col, lapkr. 18 d.
Siadien miesto taryba nutare
igalioti miesto valdzia per-
sekioti visus radikalus, ku-
RE darbuosis tokiu ar kito-
kiu budu prizes vietos ar Su-
venytu Valstijp valdzia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
VLADIvOSTOKE IsKILO
REVOLIUCIJA.
Washington, D. c.. lapkr


l8 d. ~ Valstybes departa-
mentas siadien gavo prane-
sina is Sibiro, kad Vladi-
vostoke iskilo revoliuciia.
Revoliurijoje kaip pranesa-
ma dalyvaujau tik rusai.
81 revoliucija, manoma,
yra pasekme bolseviku lai-
mejirnu Kolsako fronte,
ypae puolimas Kolcako Sos
tines Omsko padare gilu is
pudi j vietos gyventojus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
STOJO DARBAN IR VEL
SUSTkEIKAVO.
Punxsutawney. Pa.

Punxsutawney, Pa, lap
kricio 18 d. Vietos ang-
liakasiai pradejo dirbti ir
vel mete darba. Mat einant
darban vienam streikieriui
kas tai sove.i il is krumu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
Keturi bO|$eviku AtStovai
Dorpate.
Bermondt nnstojo koman-
duotoj0 viet0s.
Latviai musa ruso-vokieCius. I
Latviai musa ruso-vokieCius.

Vakar ivyko pirmas posedis
tarp atstovu Baltiko saliu ir
Rusijos sovietq, kuriame
priimta igaliojimai. Rusijos
|sovietQ atstovybes galva yra
|Litvinovas, kuris buvo boil
seviku ambasadoriumi Ang-
lijoje, bet Anglia j atme-
tusi. -
sises-
Sake, talkininkai nedraude
tariffs su bolsevikais.
Dorpatas, lapkr. II d. -
Korespondentas laikrascio
Chicago Tribune pranesa,
kad Dorpatan atvyko virsi-
nlnkas AngllJos polltiskos
misijos pulkininkas Talents.
Jis uzreiske, jog negirdejes,
kad talkininkai butu draude
Baltiko Salims tariffs su boil
Seyihais, klausime sulaiky-
mo musiu.
Talents atsyko pasitarti
su Baltiko saliu atstovais,
kurie esa susirinke vienon
vieton, Ii taipgi padaryti tu-
lus susitarimus SUI bolseviku
atstovu sarySyje SUI 10 kelio-
ne Kopenhagenan tarimuisi
su anglais del apsimainymo
nelaisviais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-19
oRAS
Chicagoje ir apielinkeje..

siadien giedra; maza at
maina temperaturoie; vidu-
tiniai siaurryciu vejai.
Sauletekis, 6:45;
Sauleleidis, 1926.