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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-09-13
FISHING BOAT
 LOST AT SEA
SCHOONER ALAMEDA LOST OFF ALASKA COAST CREW AT
 PRINCE RUPERT.

PRINCE RUPERT, B, C., Sept 10 (P)-The members of the crew If the American fishing schoon- CT Alameda arriving here, bring word of the wreck of their craft on Sat urday last in Hecate straits. Every thing in the way of supplies the boat contained was lost including it's catch of l4000 pounds of halibut. The men consider themselves lucky, however, 10 have been able to escape with their
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-09-13
SAYS LANSING
 TOLD HIM OF 1T
SECRETARY OF STATE REPORTED TO HAVE PREDICTED DE
 FEAT OF TREATY.

WAaHINGTON, II. C. Sept 12
 lP, Tetfyina today before the sen ale foreign relations committee, Will liam ( BuIiu of Philadelphia, form .ru attached ro the American peace commission at Versailles. told the
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-09-13
WHAT ACTION
 WILL HE TAKE
INTEREST Is BEING TAKEN IN POSSIBLE ACTION OF PRESI-
 DENT IN STEEL STRIKE.

WASHINGTON. D c., Sept l2.
 IF. There I~ considerable interest in .uhr situation cnuJrrS relative jo nlu action President Wilson will take during the coming .tr.hr, accord Ing to statements made here. It is f.ut .har rny President will certainly a., some action either by urging tine ruar. Io reconsider the order to strike ol trying to secure a hearing for lbr unions by the steel corpora
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
SPECIAL EVENING SCHOOLS
 FOR WORKING YOUNG PEOPLE

Special evening classes for children between IA and l6 years of age who arc not grammar school graduates and who are at work were opened at the Broadway. Greeneville and Taftville school buildings Monday evening in order to comply with the state law. The hours will be from to o'clock four evenings a week and the classes will continue for sixteen weeks.
 The state law regarding compul- sory attendance at school follows:
 Every child between IA and 16 years Of age. residing in a city, town or dis trict in which public evening schools are maintained. in possession of an employment certifcate issued under the provisions of the general statute and who has not completed such course Of study as is required for graduation from the elementary pub lie schools of such city town or dis trict shall attend the public school of such city. town or district. or other evening schools offering an equivalent course of instruction, for less than eight hours each week. for a period of not less than 16 weeks in each calen- dar year. unless released from such requirement. by the board of school visitors, town school committee or board of education. The employer of any sue hchild shall keep on file in the place where such child is em- ployed, an evening school certificate, certifying that such child is attending an evening school as required under the provisions of this section. which
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
Y. N. ( A. WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
 HOLDS NOVEMBER MEETlN

The November meeting of the Wo- mans Auxiliary 10 the Y. M. c. A was held Tuesday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. John McWilliams on Washington street.
 General Secretary Edwin Hill open ed the meeting with a short devotional service. After the usual business re- ports Mrs. Allyn L. Brown, president introduced Roy E. Keliar, county sec retary of the Y. M. C. A. who told of the successful camp for boys which was maintained this last summer at Lake Terremuggus.
 This work among the counties ir New England has for its aim and pur- pose, the reaching out of helping hand to the country boys, who are de prived of some of the many advan- ] tages enjoyed by their city neighbors Socially. educationally and spiritually the Y. M. c. A. is hoping to do great i things for the young people in the out l lying districts through this county 1 work, which is being systematized an6 | planned to obtain the best results fol young manhood.
 The second speaker of the afternoon . was Dr. Joseph Selden. who presented ! the cause of the Red Cross, in peace
 as war. the greatest mother of the I world. Dr. SeIden spoke enthusiastic cally CT the present drive to increase and if possible, doulle the member
 ship of Norwich, and of the need oi
 constant endeavor and faithful worl
 in these times of peace-even though
 the kind of work is different from thai
 which occupied our hearts and hands
 a year ago. Joining the Red Gross
 and continuing our interest in it. is
 the duty of every American man, wo.
 man and child.
 The musical entertainment of the af. l ternoon was supplied by the talented | children of MT. and Mrs. A. A. Guile
 who gave a most interesting and de 1 lightful programme of orchestral se- | lections, varied with topical music o. l the day. Miss Lucille Guile was plan. 1 ist, while her sister May and brother
 George played first and second vio. l lins respectively. This clever trio add
 ed greatly to the pleasure of their au. dience.
 The auxiliary Is planning to hold z i rummage sale in the Thayer building i Mrs. Brown urged everyone to givt as largely as they were able. and ar. | ticles too heavy to carry will be col ] lected, if donors communicate witt
 Mrs. Brown the day preceding tht 1 sale.
 The next meeting will be held or l the first Tuesday in December, at ths l home of Mrs. w. Tyler Browne. 27; 1 Broadway i
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
TRYING TO RECOVER TUCKIE PROPERTY

the counsel on both sides in the case entered a stipulation that the case might be withdrawn from the jury list and entered in the court list to be tried and determined by Judge Warm CT forthwith without a jury.
 The appellee and executrix Barbara Sullivan, proceeded to call witness es in support of the will and it's valid ity. Judge Ayiing of the Norwich pro- bate court before whom the will came in the first instance and who had de- cided in his court at the first hear ing that the will was a valid docu- ment, was the first witness. He pro- duced in court the original will, dated November G. 1913. and the same was read and laid in evidence The wit nesses to the will were Mrs. David NJ. Welch and her daughter. May Welch, and Thomas NJ Shields, the lawyer
 All these witnesses Hesthfed that they were present when Eugene Sulli- van signed and executed this will that he was of sound mind and mem- ory at the time, and in their presence and hearing declared that the paper produced by Judge Ayling in court was his will.
 Judge Warner after hearing the ev- idence produced rendered a Judgment confirming and establishing the valid ity of the will in question. No appeal from the decision of the judge was taken by the appellant so that the provisions of the will are sustained and held to be valid.
 The inventory of the estate consist ing of real estate and money in bank amounts to about $6,000 The testa- tors daughter, Barbara E. Sullivan was the principal beneficiary and leg acies were given to all his seven chil- dren except his sons Eugene F. Sulli- van and John J. Sullivan, concerning
 s-hom the testator made the follow ing statement in his will: T have ir mind my sons, Eugene F. Sullivan and John J Sullivan, to whom I have giver no 1egacies in this will for the req son that 1 have deemed 1t best under all the circumstances to give the smal estate that I have to my daughters and my son James L. Sullivan as par ticularly set forth in this will.' The son, James L. Sullivan was z partner in business with his father 1T the concrete stone and construction work at the time of the testator'l death, and that business with all tht tools and implements were given tc him by the will
 The attorneys for the appellan 1 were Allyn L, Brown and Edmund W Perkins. The appelle. the executrix o the will, was represented by William
 H. Shields, Jr.. and Edwin W. Hig
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
CATARRH
Quickly Ended by a Pleasant. Healing
 Antiseptic Air, Just Breathe It.

Quickly Ended by a Pleasant. Healing
 Antiseptic Air, Just Breathe It.
 The little hard rubber Hyomei in haler which you can get at Lee & Os- goods or any any other reliable drug gist can. easily be carried in pocket or purse, It will last life time.
 Into this inhaler you pour few drops of the pure healing oil of Hyo- mel.
 This oil is absorbed by the antisep- tic gauge within and now you are ready. to breathe it over the germ in fested membranes where it will speed fly begin it's work of banishing catarrh- al germs and ending Catarrh Hyomei is made of Australian eucalyptus com bined with other antiseptics and is very pleasant to breathe.
 It is guaranteed to banish catarrh, bronchitis, influenza, tonsilit.s, sore throat. croup, coughs and colds or money back It often cleans out a stuffed up head and opens clogged nos ttrifs in two minutes.
 Complete outfit, including inhaler and one bottle of Hyomei, costs but little. while extra bottles. if afterward need ed. may be obtained at any druggist for a few cents.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
Wornen's Coats at $32.50

Especially smart styles in Women's and Misses Coats, of fine wool velour, neatly trimmed with buttons, sizes 16 to A = very special value at $32.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS
 IN COUNTY MEETING

The Ministers Association of New London County held an all day ses-
 sion Tuesday at the Hugh Henry Osgood Memorial parish house. Rev. Arthur Varley, pastor of the Taftyille Congregational church, presided as chairman At the morning session papers were read by Rev. J. Romeyn Danforth, Rev. J, Beveridge Lee, both of New London and Rev. Samuel H. Howe. D. D., pastor of Park church. Luncheon was served by the parish house association. Mrs. f. S. Bunnell was chairman of the committee, in charge, of the luncheon, At thef faft- ernoon session which opened at ? o'clock routine business was trans
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
OUT o ORDER
 ST0MACHS,
Indigestion, Acidity, sourness and Gases ended with
 Tapes Diapepsin"
..s

The moment you eat tablet or two of Pape's Diapepsin all the Jumps of indigestion pain, the sourness, heart burn and beiching of gases. due to acidity, vanish-truly wonderful!
 Millions of people know that it is needless to be bothered with indiges- tion, dyspepsia or a disordered stom- ach. A few tablets of Pape's Diapep- sin neutralize acidity and give relief at once-no waiting! Buy a box of Pape's Diapepsin now! Don't stay dyspeptic! Try to regulate your stom- ach so you can eat favcrite foods with out causing distress. The cost is so little. The benefits so great.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
certificate may, at any time. be in

certificate may, at any time. be in spected by the school authorities.
 If any child shall violate any pro- vision of section one his parent or guardian shall be fined, for each week such violation shall continue, not more than $5. Any person, firm or corporation or any officer. manager, superintendent of employer acting in it's behalf, who shall fail to comply with the provisions of section one concerning the certificate therein re- quired, shall be fined for a first of fense not less than $20 nor more than $50 and for each subsequent offense, not less than $50 nor more than s2OO,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
Surprise Party.

A surprise party was held Sunday evening in honor of Miss Bessie Bruckner at her home onWa shington street. Many interesting games were played and there were vocal selections by Miss Frances LeitSer. Irving Suither gave a few mandolin selections.
 Those present were. Dr. Paul Schwartz, Dr. Copeland Mhrkhoff, Axan Siegal, Philip Hertz, Michael Friedberg, Herman Weiner, William Thiel, George Farmer, Irving Snither, Joel Labenslxy, George Snieder, Sarah Blum, Sarah Zief, Augusta Tuber, ldell Hollander, Francis Ragovin, Sarah Markhoff, Doris Crumb, Goldie Siegal, Dorothy Sternlieb, Frances Leitner, Mrs. Halpern and Bessie Bruckner.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05

gins.
 The ease of Joseph A. Dolan of New London vs. James Sweeney was set tied out of court. It was a sui on a contract, and the lawyers were Hull, Keefe and Mcclure.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05

He's brave man who dies to stop woman's runaway tongue.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
Children's Serge Dresses
 At S6.75 to S14.50

Children's one and two-piece Serge Dresses of excellent quality Navy Serge, in variety of smart models-the styles, workmanship and qualities will appeal to the young girls and please their mothers sizes 8 to IA years - prices $6.75 to $1450.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
Savings of $10.OO to $500 or
 High Grade Coats

Snappy Short Coats of Silk Beaver Plush, Bafin Seal, Salt's Plush with Raccoon, Black Opossum and Mufaon collars-also Coats of Bolivia, SiIvertone and Velour, with Raccoon and Seal collars, at savings of 5000 to $500 on each Coat.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
BOLSEVIKAT SUTINKA SU
SIULOMA KONFERENCIJA.

Londonas, sausio 27. = Boil
Sevillu valdzia sutinka su SUI
manyta taIkininkQ konferenci-
ia, kurioje turetq suslrmkti
visq rusq partly atstoyai. Tx
sake, kad konferencijos vieta.
Prince sala, esanti pertoli.
Podraug bolsevikai iSreiskia
nuostebQ tvirtindami, jog tai
kininkai tik tuomet sumana
kopferencijq, kuomet bolSevl-
kai visur pasiroda "pergale-
tojais".
Kitos rusQ partijos atsisako
susieit su bolsevikais.
Net zinomas revoliucQjonie-
rius Burcev yra priesingaS SUI
sieiti ir tarties su tais zmogzu-
dziais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
PALIKO 10 TUKST. DOL.
SUNIMS.

Dayton, o., sausio 2S.-Ne-
senai mir6 cia sena merga
Louise Biams. Pas broll pa
liko keturis savo SUMS. TQ
SUM uzlaikymui paliko TO-
600 dolieriQ. Paliktame "tes-
tamente" yra pazymejusi, kad
kuomet visus SUMS palms ga
las, tuomet nuo jQ uzlaikymo
atlikusieji pinigai turi but
paskirti vietos ligoninei.
Mirusios gimines darbuojasi,
kad sugriauti jos palikta "tes-
tamenta". Sake, tegu Ivilkas
palma jos tuos SUMS. Pinigai
yra reikalingi zmonems.
Tuo reikalu kreipiamasi
teisman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
NEPAVyKO RINKIMAI SOC|JALISTAMS V0KET|J0JE

kilusiQ is kares, if taikos ivy
kinimui, prezidentas pazyme-
jo:
"TautQ saiunga reikalinga
abiem item tikslam atsiekti.
Yra daugeIis tolSiQ klausimp,
kuriq cia Siuo kartu nebus ga
lima apdirbti il isristi. Tai
atliks paskiau tautQ sajunga
>Apkalbejes kaip pavieniQ
zmoniQ, taip il armiju atliktus
baisius daiktus kar6s metu,
prezidentas pasak6, jog tautQ
sajunga pasidarbuos, idant
ateityje kas nors panaSaus ne
atsikartotq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
PAvoJUs S. v. FARME-
RAMS.

St. Louis, Mo-, sausio 28.
Zemdirbystes sekretorlus
Houston paaiskino, kodel W.
riausybe neragina farmeriq
ateinanti pavasari seti dau-
giau kvieciq.
simet pramatoma gauti mi
lijarda buseliQ kvieeiq. saliai
maitinties uztenka apie 700
milijonq buseliu. Suvirs 800
milijonq buselip prisieis par
duoti.
Bet kas pirks? Vyriausybe
farmeriams gvarantavo po
1926 ,uz kvieciu buseli. Name,
kad juos nupirks talkininkai.
Bet Siandie talkininkal
gauna kvieciQ po $l.l8 buse-
liui Australijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
PAsovE JURIN1NKA 1R
zMoNA.

Newark, N. j., sausio 2S.-
y !, fsingas lumbermanas me-
dziQ pirklys) Ripley savo ma
muose paSove sayo zmona ir
marininka Petrie. Pastarasis
yra jo brolio posunis is Point
Pleasant, kurs buvo urliope IT
pas j vieSejosi. Vargiai pagys
pasautuoju.
Po to Ripley tuojaus pasl-
dare gala nusisaudamas.
Sp9jama, kad Ripley paml=
SO ziuredamas ] marininko u
niforma. Jis pats kituomet no.
rejo but marininku, bet nebu-
vo priimtas If del to buyes.
labai susikrimtes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
MAzOSIOS TAUTOS NE
PATENKINTOS AT
sToVYBE.

Paryzius, sausio 2S.- Pir-
miauSia Belgiios taikOs atsto-
Val, paskui SerbijOs indavd
proteStus taikos konferenci-
jos pirmininkui Clemenceau,
kad mazoSiOs tautos konferen-
cijoje permazai turl atstovQ
Sake, kaip Belgija, taip
Serbia Sios kar6s metu yra
daugiauSia nukent6juslos, ta-
tai tQ SaliQ il atstovyb6 ivai-
riose kOnferencijos komisijOse
tur6tQ but didesn6.
Kaip Belgija, taip Serbia
nemanO If nenori susilygintl
su did6s6mis valstyb6mis. Bet
visuomet pirmesne vieta tu-
r6tQ uzimti kadir uz tokia
BraziIijq. Pastaroji nei kar6je
nedalyvavo. O teciau jai leista
tur6ti daugiau atstovq, kaiE
anOms.
Tas pat yra If su Kinija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
sUMANYTA RoosEvELTo
STOVYLA.

New York, sausio 28.-Peo-
pies Social Service League
sumane saloje Ellis pastaty-
dinti milziniSka Roosevelto
stovyIa, taip kad "svetimsa-
liai Gia atkeliave ne tik galetV
pamatyti Laisves stovyla, bet
il zmogaus, kurs geriauslal
atvaHdino sia Sail tol1ia, kokla
dabar yra".
Pamineta League tam tiks-
lui gauti pinigu kreipiasi
ateiyiu draugijas, mes, anot
jos, Roosevelt visuomet bu-
yes priesingas visokiems i'm
.migracijos suyarzymams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
Padaryta pradzia tautq
Sajungai
NAUJI BOLsEVIKU CRU
JIMAI.
Kovos jie be jokio pasigaile,
jimo.

Zurich, SauSio 2S.-IS Mas
kvo> praneSama, kad "tarp-
tautiniS kOmumistQ kOngreSaS
nu>prendG SuSaukti pirmQji
"nauioS revoliucijOs tarptauti-
nlS" kongreSQ.
Komuni>tu kongresas paga-
mino manifesto, kuriame is
d@ta visa bolSeviku prOgra-
ma, kokia lures but atlikta.
Programme pirmiauSia vie
tQ uzima - panaikinti Euro
pole viSuS kapitaliStuS IL da-
bartine jos kulturQ.
TaS tikSlaS galima atSiekti
tik pravedant visur bol$evikQ
diktatoryste.
Kadangi socijalistai patrijo-
tai daznai bendrai Su bW,zu-
.iaiS pakelia ginkluS prizes Dol
$evikuS, tad pastarieji prizes
tokiuS socijalistus kovoS be
.iokiO pasigaiI6jimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
ATRASTAS MOTERS
LAVONAS.

Tenafly, N. j., sausio 28.-
Sale upes Hudson krumuose
uz dideliQ akmenQ medzioto-
.jai atrado moters laVonQ, ku-
rio pazinti kolkas nepavyko.
Moteris buvo dailiai apsitai-
-siusi. Spejama, kad lavonas IS
gulejes koki menesi if del Sal
clio nepagedes.
Policija yra nuomones, kad
arba moteris buvo automobi-
liaus suvazineta arba nuzudy-
ia ir ten pamesta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
BOLSEVIKAI NETEKO KA
RES LAIVU.

Londonas, sausio q. = Tx
dabar iSeina eikSten, jog gruo-
dzio pabaigoje anglai nuskan-
dino visus bolsevikQ kar6s lai-
vus, kurie nor6jo bombarduoti
Estonijos miesta Reveli.
BolSevikai buvo paskelbe,
jog jie pirmiau bombarduosia
Rygq, kur buvo daugelis An
glijos pilieGiQ. Jie tue tarpu
buvo name anglus suvilti IL
subombarduoti Revell.
TeGiau jiems tas nepavyko
atlikti. Anglai patyr6 tq boil
SevilSu klastq. Jie tad pa
am6 ! laivus visus savo pile
Gius is Rygos il tuojaus IS
plaukG ant Revelio. Tenai SUI
sidur6 su bolSevikQ kar6s lal-
vais, besirengianciais bombar-
duoti Reveli.
Po trumpo susir6mimo visi
bolSevikQ laivai nugarm6jo ju-
riQ dugnan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
PRAMAToMA SPEC1JALE
KONGRESO SESIJA.

Washington, sausio %.
Demokratq If republikonQ ly.
deriai tvirtina, jog ateinant!
pavasari kongresui prisieiS
turati spectacle sesija.
Vieni il kit tvirtina, jog
ligi kovo 4 d., kuomet baigiasi
dabartinio kongreso paskutlnt
sesija, nebus galima nei aptar-
ii, nei pravesti visQ biliQ, ko-
kie yra ant rankQ.
Gi tarpe biliq yra CANA II
svarbiq. Stai kadir paskyri-
mas $50 milijonu dol. gele-
zinkeliQ pagerinimo reikalais.
Laivyno programa tebegull'
Is 16 svarbesniq biliQ zemes-
nysis butas perkrate tik 6.
Tuo tarpu senatas nei vieno.
Nepabaigtus sito kongreso
darbus lures baigti naujas
kongresas, kurs po kovo 4 d.
susirenlza.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
30 D1ENU PAsN1NKAvo,


Pittsburg, Pa, sausio %.
Trisdesimts dienq pasninka
pabaige eia sausio "a d. vietos
zymus gydytojas, DR.. William
Windsor.
Vakare savo draugp aki.
yeizdoje vietoje kokio nors.
maisto jjis pirmiausia po to ilS
go pasninko uzvalge smilciQ:
Tvirtina jjis, jog smiltys rels
kalingos zmogaus organic
mui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28

dzia pakIausysianti radikalQ
kurStymQ il susirinkusi stei-
giamqji susirinkima tuojaus
paleisianti. Tam tikslui bus
lengva susekti priezastys. So
cijalistai paskui paskirsiq
naujus atstOvQ rinkimus.
Bet vargiai vokieGiQ soci-
jalistai paklausys tokiq kurs-
tymu. Mes tuomet jie netektq
il to, kq Siandie yra gave.
Tuomet jie patys sau ant kak-
10 uzsinertQ virve.
Socijalistai perdaug pasi-
tik6jo savimi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
1NTAR1AMA NAsLE.

Kenosha, Wis, sausio 28.-
Mire staiga Harry Auster. 10
zmona intarta vyro nuzudy-
me ir suarestuota. Vyro laido-
tuv6se leista intariama daily
vault. Su ana ejo detektivai.
Pc laidotuviq nasle paimta
kalejiman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
IS AmerikOs.
LENKAI 1R NEPR1KLAU. !.
SOMA LENKIJA.

New York, sausio %. Pra-
eta sekmadieni eia lenkai trl-
rajo milziniska susirinkima.
Padaryta rezoliucija, kad Suv.
Valstijos ir talkininkai ofici-
jaliai pripazintu Lenkijos ne
priklausomybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
MAIsTAs IR DRABUzIAf
LENKIJAI.

New York, sausio 28.- Is
Gia j Europa isplaulSe garlal-
Wis Westward, kuriuomi ga
benama Lenkijon maisto ir
drabuziq vertes 2 milijonp dol:
Garlaivis plaukia tiesiog i
Danziga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
DAUGIAU KAREIVIU
SUGRYzO.

New York, sausio 49, -su
viena diena eia parplauke ke-
Ii transportai is Prancuzijos
su 1000 kareiviq, is kuriq 81
600 suzeistQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
BOLSEVIKAI zUDO GY-
VENTOJUS.
Trockis nepaimtas nelaisven.


Copenhagen, sausio 81. =
RusQ bolsevikQ kariuomene
Narva apylinkese, Estonijoj,
pirm pasidavimo pergaleto-
jams estams iSskerd6 visus gy-
ventojus burzujus.
Tas savo pil1tadarybes boil
sevikai pateisina tue, bulk, gy-
ventojai atsisake moketi Jiems
reikalaujama kontribuciJa.
PIRKITE KARES TAUPY-
MO zENKLELIUs (W.S.s.)
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-28
VOKIETIJOS SOCIJALIS-
TAMS NEPATINKA
R1NKIMU PASEK-
MES.
Bavarijos premjeras socijalis
tas grumoja.

Berlynas, SauSio 2S.-Stei-
giamQjin SuSirinkiman at>tovQ
rinkimai Vokietiioje baimc
pprima SocijaIiStuS, kuomet
paaiSktio rinkimV paSekmd<.
Sociiali~tQ laikraSGiai alma
nuoja, jogei reikia $utikti Su
faktu. SOcijaliStai buyO galvo-
ie patyS vioni VokietiiQ val
dySiQ ~uIig SociiaIiSti&ko krr-
palio. Bet rinkimai parole,
jog ~ociialiStai dar nepriaugo
prize to zygio.
SuiruGiQ metu Sociiali>tai
gavo CANA dau@ baI>Q. Bet tik
mazma zmoniQ uz juoS bal
Savo. Jie buvo name gauti pu-
sc viSQ baI>Q. Bet negavo nei
10 nuoSimGiU. Xiii viSi baIsai
teko SocijaliStQ prie&ininkams.
Daug zmoniQ balsaVo.
Per rinkimuS daugeES zmO-
niu baISavo, neS net apie =
miIijonai vyrQ if moteriQ.
GavO baISu:
SocijaliStai didziumieciai,
kurie $iandie yra valdzioje,
ll,112,456.
KrikSGioniSkos Liaudies par
tia. buvuSieji centriStai kata-
Iikai, 5,33S,840.
VokieGiQ Nacijonal6 partija
2,739,196.
BolSevikai 2,1SS.305.
VoHeciQ LiaudieS partija
l.IO6.4OS.
DemokratQ partiia 3,532,
930.
socijalistai nepatenkintl.
SocijalistQ IaikraSciai toxic
mis- paSekmGmiS nepatenkinh.
Su nuSiminimu tvirtina, jog
dabar SocijaIistams apie No-
kietiioS ateiti priSieiS tarties
ne vieniems, bet bendrai su
bmzujais.
Bet BavarijoS premieraS
SociialistaS EiSner dar tOliaus
zengia. .is NJ rinkimQ paSek-
mes ina grumOti.
Anot KoeInische Zeitung, jis
vienam Susirinkime taip kal-
bGieS.
"Bavuijai gresia kfierika-
lizmas, 81 Prusijoj vieSpatau-
ia iunkerizmas, o BerlynQ
Waldo Ludendorffas. Toksai
reikalQ stoviS nepakencia-
mas.
Kas bus toliau.
Kai-kurie yra tos nuOmon6s,
;op dohartina socialism val