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The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-21
K0LAND'S STAGE
 LEAVES TOMORROW

A Roland stage will leave the Portland at 8 o'clock sharp to- morrow morning bound for Fair banks and will take any freight, passengers or express offering.
 The stage will make the journey through and Roland says that he expects to arrive at the upper town tomorrow morning.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-21

Every soldier carries IS pounds of metal. 1T This includes every bit of metal, from steel rifle barrel to aluminium drinking cup.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-21
MONARCH|ST MOVE
 MAKES HEAOWAY
 IN PORTUGAL NOW
Associated Prass)


 MADRID, Spain, Jan. 21.-Ac- cording to reports received in this ..ys tyd-y. ". S'lable Portuguese sources, the monarchist movement in that country is gaining much headway.
 The movement, which is headed by Pavia Conceiro, has been sue cessful in Northern Portugal, and a monarchial form of government has been formed at Oporto.
 MADRID, Jan. 21-Later reports received in this city today indi- cate that Lisbon, the Portuguese capital, has joined the monarchial movement.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-21
ES1HCN|ANS TAKE BOlSHEvik TOWN
Associated Press

NSSUVTIIVU TtoH
 LONDON, Jan. 21.-According to reports received in this city, the Esthonian troops operating against the Bolsheviki in the Baltic prov inces, advanced in the region lying to the northeast of Lake Peipus, and won notable success against the Bolsheviki.
 The Esthonians also captured the town of Narva and took great many prisoners.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-21
, a . q . \ . . . . \ . A A . . '
TEMPERATURE

As reported by the government observation station, Nenana
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-21

Esthonia is Russian Baltic province lying to the north of the province of Livonia and to the west of the province of St. Peters burg. Its coast line borders on the Gulf of Finland. Dagoe and Oessel Islands, which were seized by the Germans during the war, are in cluded in the government of Els thonia. The people are of Finnish descent and speak Finnish dialect. Reval is the capital of Esthonia.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-21

Tuesday, January 2l
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20
LADEE s. SHOES
Extra Special

one lot consisting of 200 pairs Ladies'
high top Shoes, odds and ends LOO ard
$500 value Sale price ... .S1.99
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20

This Sale is without equal in comparison. Nevs
ARE FORGOTTEN Rare indeed is an opportur
such low figure. You should not overlook this
wonderful bargains. REMEMBER THAT NOT
STORE WILL BE RESERVED the entire stock ,
right and eft the purchasing power Of dollar i,
We must raise large amount Of money TO settle
we will throw our doors open to the tender m ERIC
bought your needs, and 10 those who have not boug
means harvest Of dollars right 10 your pocket
AN OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE AS YOU HAVr
ARE ONLY A FEW OF OUR MANY BARGAINS
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20
Extra Special

'ne NJ consisting Of 100 pairs Enplish 4
walker Browns 5000 and 800 ganes.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-20
Extra Special

one lot consisting Of 300 pairs Tennis
Shoes, ladies girls mems and boys
81 20 value Sale price, pen pair 69c
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12
PUBLIC
GATHERING PLACES
The Places Where Public and
Candidates win Meet
Together.

Under this head. for the beneft Of
|nlI poneoFue6. Win n< uH0llshed fhe
place, the time ana the date of pic
mics and public gatherings held for
political purposes. No charge will
be made for any notice for one issue
only containing not more than IA
words. For all notices over IA words
and not over 36 words charge Of
rs cents for each issue win be made.
Notices over 35 words, cent for
each additional word per issue. All
notices are strictly cash.
Gum Grove Picnic.-July ~. Pub
lie and candidates generally invited.
w. o. w. Picnic-At Eddiceton.
July 25. Dancing at 400 p. m.
Music by Bud Scott Band.
Picnic for candidates at Mallalieu,
5 miles east Of Brookhaven, Satur-
day. July 10th. Everybody invited.
Big Picnic,-At Richie Greek.
nine miles east Of Brookhayen, July
2sth. Candidates especially invited.
The date Of the picnic at r. q.
Lee has been changed from July IS
to July 25th. Everybody invited.
Especially candidates.
Picnic in grove at ]. Matt Hills. 5
miles east Of Brookhaven, July 18th.
Hon. Oscar Johnston and other great
speakers viii be present. Everybody
invited.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12
CAR OVERTAEES ]. W. KELLY. INJURIES SUS-
TANNED CAUSE HIS DEATH SHORTLY AFTERwARD

stricken home Thursday morning
and accompanied the body Of their
father back. They were broken
hearted over the sudden bereave-
ment and spoke tenderly Of their
aged mother and the seven other
children OF the home. One said
gently while his voice faltered "His
friends loved to call my father Hon
est Jim Kelly. Everybody respected
him,
On Thursday morning the program
prepared for the old Vets was chang
ed because taps had sounded for
one Of them. Shadow and sorrow
rested where the sunshine Of Joy had
been before.
At the City Hall, Veterans, Sons
of Veterans and U. D. c.. formed In
procession and accompanied the body
to the depot, the 2sth U. s. Infantry
Band playing Chopins Funeral
March, Commander d. M. Feather
stone heading the Sons and Mrs. Net
tie Stone Miller, State Leader, the U.
ID. O., accompanying members OF the
organization. M
The casket was draped with the
old Confederate Flag, At the depot
the band rendered the last tribute
to the memory Of the lamented dead,
playing Nearer My God To Thee"
The regrettable and derlorable ac-
cident threw shadow over the en-
tire community whose sympathy
went out both to the bereaved fami-
ly of the unfortunate victim and to
those who were the unwilling cause
OF his taking or. Miss Higdon was
Frustrated by the shock and others
shared her depression over the un-
fortunate affair.
An affidavit made out by Sheriff
w. Ed Smith, against Mr.. Armstrong
and Miss Higdon. charging man
slaughter. has been served and q
hearing is set for next Tuesday
morning at 1000 a. m. in Justice
j. e. Barron's court.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12

On Wednesday evening after the
pageant and concert at the Hampton
a deplorable accident occurred, mar
ring the end Of "A Perfect Day" for
the Confederate Veterans Reunion.
Mr.. John Armstrong. well known
to our people and a guest Of Mr.. J..
w. McGrath, had come down in his
car from his home In Jackson and
was sharing it with relatives Of the
family and friends.
On Wednesday night at 10000
o'clock he was motoring out with
Miss Alice Rea Higdon at the wheel
and accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Storm Lilley and little daughter,
Miss Josie Dele Storm and Mrs. T.
C. McNulty.
Near the National Bank, just as
the car was rounding the corner, a
veteranIof "A years Of age, Mr.. J. w.
Kelly, lof Beauregard, was passing.
Miss Higdon. unaccusteomed to the
management of large car, lost con-
troll OF 1t and the old soldier OF the
sixties was knocked down and in
jured SO severely he died in few
hours, The car sped on to secure
medical aid; but was detained by
a passing train and others rushed to
the aid of the injured man.
The limp body was removed to the
Hospital where everything possible
was done for restoration; but
the accident proved fatal in its re-
suits. Mr.. Kelly, the honored veter-
an, who sought association once a.
gain with his comrades of the Civil
War passed beyond their reach into
the glory to be revealed. He was a
member Of the SSrd Mississippi. SER
we'd the entire four years Of the Civil
War, and was in the battles Of Jack
son. Corinth, Lookout Mountain,
Chicamauga. Franklin. Tenn, and
Resaca and Atlanta. Ga. He is sur
yived by nine children and his wife.
Two sons came down from the
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12
WILLARD LOSES
CHAMPIONS BELT
Dempsey New Pugilistic Star
Finish Came in The
Third Round.

Sect sales at the Dempsey w Hard
hsax weiE,l{ eo6test n Toledq on the
fourth Of July amounted to almost
one half million. II was estimated
only half the seats IN the great am
phitheatre were taken. The war tax
receipts due the government will a.
mount to about $4,000 while some
$4,000 it is stated, will be turned
over to charity.
willard was really knocked out In
the lrst round by his young COM
petitor and in the second and third
rounds was pummeled down by
sledge-hammer-Iike blows that incl
ted cries of stop itI Stop "! It's
plain murder
Dempsey Is now getting $1,000 a
week in theatrical engagement in
Cincinnati.
Henceforth the erstwhile champion
expects to be "Just plain Jess Will
ard" and says Dempsey was the best
man and entitled to credit for his
work.
CHAMPION UNCROWNED ABOUT
TO MOTOR TO HOME.
Toledo. July s.-Rumor persisted
today that willard was dead or was
dying from the effects Of the punish
ment Dempsey gave him. Newspaper
Offices were besieged with telephone
calls from Cleveland and other Ohio
cities as a result. One report was
that the dethToned champion had
died from bursted blood vessel. An
other report was that he had gone
insane.
willard intends to start on his
motor trip to his home in Lawrence,
Kansas, as quickly as his cut and
bruised eye Is healed. The swelling
responded to ice applications and
discoloration and slight cut under
the eye and cut lip are the only
remaining marks the former champ
ion bears Of the contest.
Promoter Rickard announced the
arena would be sold to the highest
bidder. There are approximately L.
O00,s00 feet OF lumber in the big
saucer and 1t Is expected the sale
will net Rickard and his partner,
Frank Flournoy, refund Of about
$4,000 on the $4,000 1t cost to
purchase the lumber. Souvenir hunt
ers started to tear down the struc-
4. "A
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12

delightful at the Vet luncheon
soh that why amt our coffee this
~ as'ss gaD ~ sa.a .ssxs
the ecuasanssap Suss SAID the
ne + I. Ay Z,
snss ssSs saaoas aissssa s''' '''s''' ' - -
s. veterans sss e
Holly o ssasaSs''5i SPRINGS as'''sr Z II -
faithful sauat z ss s,lyssts, !, esn c%s
ds14es' durins the Reunion
modest terra, Of, e the he civil Civil
%nl sinms sfn1ns wi wilder s''
Ms. s'i ass ss
chaperone MRS. Leon PreDatach.
to . e The ssst Psssss tos ns
among his brother Confederate
Kinds with bis chi shsSs :, and sssR
young yoaalgSn men Of the VI Convention.
vent % % S4ousS ss .nEs % peo DsR% ss s
Civil war; both wounded and both were sergeants
y. T @ % N s
through mustered out at Gainesville Ga
Mr. ef his brother veterans yesterday
Es1 Sn g S nucs MI
M siS%'a Mr. nisAis' Bsts
Buckley only thing he sees wrong with Br0oEhsysn he :
At the Bureau of information there two
sSs'sss s l ri Rsa s''ns' a
have snorn either
served n I'll I1l who s called with the
tSs sssrs sS sSs % @Sss sss tie ss
Of Mrs La Ward Allen and
= M % $
uath Of in procession Friday
The praise the Hotel every tongue
during individual guests ms
and the spirit Of hospitality
hotelm and Bro0khaven guests
LII COZ j. Louisville Miss attended, The old lighter
He served In the
lh mississippi The Colonel has some
the CIVIL WAR ana heEe
always 4 crowd Of gathered around him.
Cant who served with Co. g An IN ssspga @ casaly
Olive Branch Holly spginss coDth ana e Ge5ss
while May 1865 saw the end q his
prison
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12
St. Francis CharoH servioe
Tomorrow.

Sunday-Fifth after Pentecost.
Mass at 1880 a. m. Mass at 800 a.
m. Benediction Of the Blessed Sac
rament. No Preaching.
The usual Sunday selections from
the Holy Bible, read for meditation.
Servers.--1st Mass, w. M. MeIn-
tyre and v. Brennan. End Mass,
Jos. DeceIl, L. P. Schwem, VIM. II.
and A.. L. Becker.
Trustees and council to meet Sum
day, $500 y. m, meeting place to be
announced Sunday. Ladies Altar
Society to meet Monday 400 p. m. at
the home Of Mrs. r. B. Noodle. Hos
tess.--Mrs. Brennan and Mrs. Moo
die.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12

This medicine always wins the
good opinion II not the praise OF
those who use II. Try it when you
have need Of such remedy.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12
Col s. Kohlman, Of BroOkhaven, Was a Fighter.

Among mnglng among
Colonel
the famous battery at the age or ~
months and served war In artillery contn
all that left Of the enre gun crew He was engage IN
four times during the but none o.
distinction
brothers of Mrs. Jen Davis The
Of actual nghng In the
and music service May 10TH 1866
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12

It's Lay low. Brer Rabbit, and
say nothin'." But there is some
thinking going %.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12
CoIOred Veteran Over 100 Years Old, Was Here.

Of Hampton
Hattbur Uncle Hampton the oldest to attend
the Il
old is still hale
Hampton
still lives with his master
the reunions and there
Capt Bates in the Of Gen. Robert
fought battles always by his master
side, watchful DEATH
declared nifty old
him by his Jim Cook Of Alabama Here and there can
be gathering Of old Con-
servant there and Is the suit
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12
REAL NEWS OF CONFEDERATE MEETING HERE
The History Of The 2sth u. S. Infantry Band.

The History OF The 18TH y. 3 infantry Band.
exceedingly lucky obtaining
the eservice 29th u s. Infantry Band
commanding officer and the musicians
e by abf Sebeneichen, band leader.
mil 1901.
ordered
b gddy, American melodies.
PHILIPPINES watching the
city
wher hey three half 8 s
OF the World War they recalled and stationed
a Beauregards
their rendition
Of the marches Red White and Blue Hail to The chief
martial the numbers when
u Infantry Band The band composed of twenty
instruments and artist.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12
MINUET A GREAT AFFAIR.

The Minuet given at the Inez Ho-
tel Wednesday evening was one Of
the greatest events In the History
of the u. G. V,s. Three generations
OF lighters swung your pardners' to
the entrancing music OF the 29th u.
5. Infantry Band. Old timers OF the
civil war days, Spanish-American
war veterans and the recent World
War soldiers sang Ladies to the
center and balance air until long
into the wee sma hours Of the
morn.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12
LlTTLE LOCALS On THE MEETING.

Pat Farrells delightful at the vet lunches
Thursday.
on that coree said an old vet cOnse thi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-15
Rusu bOl$evikai ties Nernunu
TAUTISkAS DARBININ-
ky kONGRESAS.

Vakar Chicagoje prasid6jo
tautiSkas Amerikos darbinin-
kQ kongresaS, kuris tests ke-
las dienas. Sesijos yra North
Side Turner Hall, S22 No.
Clark st.
Suvaziave apie Is SimtQ at
Stow is viSQ valstijQ il is J.
vairiu darbininkQ unijQ. Va
kan kongrese pirmininkavo
Chicagos Darbo FederacijoS
pirmininkas John Fitzpatrick.
international Workers. De-
fense sQjunga, kuri turinti mi
lijonq nariu, vakar darblnln-
ku kongresui padavG visus
plenus zinomo Mooney paliuo-
savimo reikale.
Mooney buvo nubaustas mi
riop uz bombos pametimq mie-
( ste San Francisco 1916 me-
taiS. Bet Californijos guberna-
torius to bausme galQ-gale pa
keitt kal6jimu ligi gyvos gal
vos. Mooney dabar yra kalt-
jime.
Del to radikaliai Sios Sales
gaivalai Wis nerimauja. Rel
kalnuja, kad Mooney visai bu-
tn paliuosaotas.
International Workers. De
fense sqjunga, sulig savo pie
nQ, pirmiausia m6gins Mooney
paliuosuoti teisiQ keliu. Gil
kuomet tas nepavyks, suma-
niusi paskelbti visoj Salyj ge-
nerali darbininkQ streikq.
Nezinia, kick domos ! tai at
krcips darbininkQ kongresaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-15
:LIEBKNECHT PASPRU-
DES LEIPzIGAN.
Eichhorn pabeges Daaijon.

Copenhagen, sausio 10
VokieGiu bolSevikQ (spartakQ)
vyriausias vadas DR.. Karl
Liebknecht is Berlyno paSego
#Leipzigan. Gf bolseyikiskas
Berlyno policijos virsininkaS
Eichhorn : Danijon, Pirm
kelly dienu jis buvo pasirupi-
mes pasportq Danijos pasiun-
tinyst6je.
Eichhorno rezidencijoje at
rasta. labai dang ivairiQ boil
Soviku dokumentu. Is tn bus
patirta ju visas veikimas il
.plenai.
Eberto valdzia paskelbt
isakyma suarestuoti Lieb-
knechtq, Rose Luxembourg II
Eichhdt.na (Stebetina! Liepta
slarestuoti, kuomet tie nezl-
MIA kur atsidure).
Valdzios kaliuomene dabar
perkrato visa Berlyna, iesko-
dana pasleptp ginklQ. 70
draug isginkluoja visus gwen
tojus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-15
DAUGELIS SoC1JALIsTU
SUIMTA.
Bet mieste Wis dar nera
ramybes.
Buenos Aires, .Argentin

Buenos Aires, Argentina,
sausio 15.-Neziurint to, kad
Gia suimta apie 500 socijalis-
tu bolSevikQ, streikininkQ va
du, mieste Wis dar nGra ramy-
b6s. Uzvakar kuone per visa
dienQ Saudytasi gatv6se.
Eisoj Salyj gelezinkeliais
komunikacija suparaliziuota.
Valdzios gelezinkeliais trau-
kiniai dar Siaip taip operuo-
iami. Bet privatiniai sustoje.
kompanijos reikalauja protek-
cijos. =
Vietos uoste visokie darbai
sustoje. A..
Uruguay aus respublikos Wy
riahSybG is savo armijos pa
liuosuoja visus svetlmsallus,
kad apsisaugoti bolSevikizmo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-15
LANSING UzGYNE VISO-
KIAS PASKALAS.
Amerika nesius daugiau ka-
riuomenes Rusijon.

Paryzius, sausio II. - Bu-
20 skleidziamos nieku nepa-
matuotos visokios paskalos,
buk Suv. Valstijos nuspren-
Hiusios pasiQsti daugiau ka-
riuoments Rusijon prizes boil
Sevikus If lenkQ pagelbai.
Bet vakar valstybes sekre
torius Lansing, kurs yra tai
kos atstovas Gionai, uzgyn6
tas, visas paskalas. Amerlka
neSiQs Rusiion daugiau savo
kariuomenGs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-15
ANGLIJOS TRANSFORMS
sAUKIASI PAGELBOS.
Beplaukiant nuluzes propele-
ris.

. Vladivostokas, sausio To-
Didelis Anglijos transportinis
laivas Protesilaus su kariuo-
meme bevieliu telegraph 6m6
Saukties pagelbos, mes jam nu-
luzes propeleris (Sriubas).
Anglijos skraiduolis Kent
tuojaus iSplauk6 is Sio uosto II
suskubo transportui pagelbon.
Gal dar plauks il S. '. kar6s
laivas Brooklyn.
Protesilaus gruodzio - d.
buvo iSplaukes is Vancouver,
B. c.. su kariuomene ir kra-
sa. Plauk6 j Vladivostoka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-15
IS Vokietijos.
NEzINIA kick YRA zUvU-
s1U BoLsEvIKU.
Rose Luxembourg pabegusi.

Londonas, sausio l5.- Sian
die Berlyne veikia vieni kares
tcismai. Submit bolSeviku va
dai teisiami il tuojaus gala
binalni, anot depesos Is Berly-
no. 4
zuvusiu IL suzeistu skait-
lius Berlyne nepaprastai esqs
didelis. Bet ligSiol tikras
skaitlius dar nepaskelbtas.
BolSevikai nutvtre 7 val
dzios kareivius. Juos pastate
savo teisman il DO to tuojaus
suSaudG. u tai valdzia pas
kelbG bolSevikams pagiezq.
Patvirtinama zinia, kad SUI
areStuotas Liebknechto sunus.
Bet podraug sakoma, kad II
noma anarchist6 Rose Luxem-
burg, bolSeviku vado Lieb-
knechto pagelbinink6, pab6gu-
81 is Berlyno.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-15
10000 BoLsEVIKU BRIAU-
JASI PER LIETUVA.
Lenkai tvirtina, kad jie eina
ant VarSaVos.

VARSAVA. sausio Is
Cia gauta ziniu, jog rusu bol-
sevikai briaujasi ant VarSa-
vos ir praeita sekmadieni jie
buvo jau Tx uz 10 myliu nuo
Sito miesto.
Bolsevikp kariuomene Lie
tuvoje pa6me Varena II zu-
kario (?). Vyriausioji jp ka-
riuomenes dalis jau pasieke
Lydos il BaranoViCiq nnija.
Kita bolSeYiku kariuomene,
anot pranesimo, nuo Pinsko
EZRA ami 2rest-Lit0Vsko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-15
AUGsCIAUSIOJI TARYBA
ATNAUJINO ARMS
TICIJA.
PrieSininkas turi sugrazinti
visa pagrobts medziaga.

Paryzius, sauSio Ia Ana
dienQ vyriausioji taikos kon-
greso taryba savo susirinkime
pritmt vokieGiQ reikalayimq,
kad armisticija (laikina san
taika butQ prallglnta. Ar
misticija baigiasi Sio sausio
II dienq.
PaSkui taikos kongreso ta-
ryba nusprend6, idant Woke
tia pilnai sugrqzintQ Prancu-
zijai il Belgijai visas maSine-
rijas If medziagq, kurias pa
6mt tosna Salysna isibriove
vokieGiai.
Susirinkime dalyvavo taikos
atStovai SitQ Sally: Suv. Val
stijQ, Britanijos, Prancuzijos,
Italijos il Japonijos.
Ta pacia diena pirm piet'l
susirinkimQ atlaike vientik
militariniai Sally atstoval.
'Pirmininkavo marSalas Foch.
Sitam susirinkime nuspresta,
idant vokieGiai paskirtu laiku
SugrqzintQ sunaikintQ terito-
rim miestams ir miesteliams
visus pinigus, kokius ten pa
grobe If su prievarta nuo gy-
ventojQ iSlupo.
Paskui kalbetasi apie tai,
kad laikinos santaikos sutar-
It's pilnai butu pildytina is vo-
kieGiQ puses. VokieGiai privalo
talkininkams pristatyti pas
kirtq skaitliu armotQ, gelezin-
keliQ vagonQ ir tt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-15

VARsA.VA, sausio 10
Rusu bolSevikai ant VarSaVos
eina TRIMS koliumnomis. Nuo
Vilnians briaudamosi bolSevi-
ku kariuomene perejo zudar-
ce ir Varena. Pietvakaruose
nuo Lydos jie pasieke Mostly,
ties Nemunu. Kitos ju kolium-
nos nepertoliausia nuo Brest-
Litoysko.
Vokie6iai apleido Baltsto-
ge If todel bolSeVikams duoda
progos uzimti tas visas apy-
linkes.
Bolseviku kariuomenes tik-
rasis skaitlius nezinomas. Len
kai nepasiunte tue tikslu Ia
kunu zvalgu. Bet spejama, kad
jos yra apie 10000 vyrp.
Cia tvirtinama, jog Varsa-
va laukia Vilniaus likimas.
Lenkai turi zymia kariuome-
ne Poznaniuje (Posene) ir to-
del ana, turbut, bus permes-
ia is ten prizes bolsevikus.
Nors bolseviku kariuomene
dar toll ir, kad il Varsava pa
siekti gall Tx j kelias saVai-
tes, bet cionai bolSevikiSh ele-
mental rikStauja bolSevikls-
kos kariuomenes pasiseklmals.
Vienas Lodziaus fabrikan-
tas cia atkeliaves pa5ymejo:
"Talkininkai turi suprasti,
Jog bolsevikizmas yra uzhre,
ciamoji iga, tokia, kaip influ'
enza, ir il visu smarkumu eina
j vakarus'.
Seniau vokiecfai buVo pasi,
zadeje kick ilgiau palikti Lie
tuvoje. Bet dabar staiga is ten
pasitraukia. Pasitraukdami sa.
vo YietaS uzleidzia bOlsevi,
kams.
VokieGiai karas metu baisiai
nuteriojo Lietuva ir prikanki
no gyventojus. Dabar Lietuva
pavesta visiskam isnaikini
mui.
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A.,NAUJINTA REIKALA-
VIMAS PASKIRT1 100
MILIJoNU DOL.
Neutrality-suspicious. salims reika.
lingas maistas.

Washington, sausio "A.
Prezidentas Wilsonas atnauji-
no reikalavimq, lad kongre-
sas 'kuoveikiaus paskirtu 100
nilijonQ dol. Tie pinigai ski
riani parupinti maisto Lenki-
jai If Pabaltijos salims.
Tuo keliu norma sulaikyti
bolsevikizlno platinimasis. Mes
kuomet tn salip gyventojai ne
bus isbadeje, tuomet jie ne
prisileis bolseyikizmo ligos:
Isitikinta, kad bolsevihizi
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Talkininkai grumoja uzimti
Berlyna
TALKININKAI GRUMOJA
VOKIETIJAI.
Uzims Berlyna, jei neispildys
reikalavimu.

Londonas, Sausio 15.-Laik-
raStis Express vakar stambiO-
mis- raidtmis praneSt, Jog tai
kininkQ armijos marSuos tie
Siog ant Berlyno, jei Fokieti-
ia pihai neispildys laikinos
Santaikos sutarties.
Kick yra zinoma, jog vokie.
eiai perzenge sutarti jau kelis
kartus If paskirtu laiku ne
prlstatt talkininkams kares
pabuklp il visokiu daiktQ, pa
zynttQ sutartyje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-15
NEPAVYKO SOCIJALIS-
TAMS ARGENTINOJE.
zuvo "sovieto" pirmininkas.

Buenos Aires, sausio II. -
Argentinos diktatorius veikial
apsidirbo su socijalistQ pakel-
ia revoliucija sioj Salyj. Sa-
koma, jog apie ? tukstanciu
karstiausiQ revoliucijonierlu
socijalistQ suimta il uzdaryta
kalejiman. T'orpe suimtpjQ
daugelis yra rusQ socijalistQ
bolSevikQ. #sE
Sociialistai Gia il kitur jan
buvo isisteige If savo "sovle-
tus" sulig rusp bolsevikq kur-
palio. Pirmininku buvo Ped
ro Wald. Bet Sis vienam su-
siremime zuvo il 'su juo zuvo
ir j" "sovietai", kuriais noreta
pamainyti dabartin6 respubli-
kos valdzia.
Buenos Airese nutarta pas
kelbti ,karts stow. saukiama
tarnybon 10000 atsargos ka-
reiviQ,
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vadai arestuojami If statomi
kares teismuosna.
Alieste Spandau paskelbta
kares. stoyis.. -Tuojans yiskas
ten aprimo. Ten suarestuota
kelios desimtys bolseyilp. Ri
ii isginkluota. Vienas jp va
das uzmustas ir keli suzeisti.
Hamburge militarine polici-
ia suarestavo visus bolseviku
vadus, kurie ten buvo pasis-
kelbe respublika.
Tas pat padaryta Drezdene.
ir kitur.