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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-06

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JUNE 9

JUNE q
ftr.t nigh Tide
i1tee a m III a.,
first low Tide
7 ~ a m =. a.
second nigh tide
t1tst y. M ~ a.
~~~oad low Tide
q II p M - a.
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10
Live Stock
HEAD OF HORSES AM ,uur
6 Head Cf Cows I'd

One One with calf by side two oi,;n =,
HITS 4aI-ts VIII treshen soon Tbese ae nluk ;
eelIs and good mixers young
De Ohe brood SOW will farrow tbo r..
Farming Implements
! Two farm wagons. one o,oo5
ditio, carriage, dearborns. GOOD mos
! good one 2-horse drill, good: 6sv con con
| Dive new; Deering mower; two .baL1S' bIaKe'
| orl ,, piows' No. 70; two I.bores ,,Ise IIoIse
! 4 wsIIl;I; TWO 2-horse drag irons one piows' S
6av raoils 1cultivators, tomato racL Nv lev:
fojder rack, Iron Age riding cultivsto'- new;
nair 80 ttulters; blacksmith forge snJ s!W Two
tors sS Wheels, dearborn pole two so,ll' uIlli'
two se+s IuIns' lot tomato baskets go. a
harness %aspn harness, two sets c5r-;e~"5
barness' uearoorn harness. five sets iiiage
forks ro, a iot OF shovels, hoes. rakee PIow P
other tbipSTs Oridies, collars and nuneYo,,a Gnu
.olS About four tons of frst.cla.. b.
CORN orne nuObins and soft corn A lof lofy of Also
A Lot of Household Goods
o-dVn Two bedsteads, bureaus. bed-oo
stove' sooq; chunk burners neI. SUIT;
pets and etc sttoies' lot pictures, mattin@ Goa ooal
tIERAlS-On all sums under Co.
49,, orS, term of II months will H. cash;
3rnro,lsJJi Dy giving Judgment not gwen
~ - security, interest added e. Win
go, NO goods to be removed ,,.i, uay
eiAnS are complied with. until the
C " M0O1r
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10
CHESWOLD.
Air' and Mrs. P. L. Barcus Entert.;n
on 18th Wedding Anniversarv

"hr' ana Mrs. P. L. Barcus Entertain
Oh 10th Wedding Anniversary
CheswOld, Dec. 9.-Mr. and Mrs D
Il, barcus entertained Thankspivino
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Barcuo &C. 1,t' n+s
and Mrs. Willard Barcus and NJ AZ
Joseph Phillips. of Kenton ~. - !.
'nere twenty-sixth anniversarv
The W. c. T. U. will meet a. tho
home of Mrs. w. C. Savin on ~ ~ .ile VIC
PersOnals.-Little Pauline Rotbrna1; Roth, : o.
Is under the doctors care.-Mr w NJ
Kerper spent Monday in WiImino.+o., W
Mrs Addie Luff returned boran
from Camden, N. j., Sunday anJ
brought little Robert kim NJ G.,.4
Helen Streets and children snon+ a.
weekend in Dover.-Mr. Mills os
baltimore, preached Sunday mo,nino
IN the Cheswold M. z. Church 80
Temperence.-Mrs. Elizabeth PEE
spent two days in Wilmington Nj
Mary Legar is visiting her sister M
Pearl KipP, Of Camden, N. JZMiss |
Margaret Elliot, of Vienna. MD
spent the weekend with Miss Mildrod !
Ford.-Miss Bessie Matthews spent
Sunday with Mrs. Phillips.
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10
TOWNSEND.
revival Goes on at II. Z. Church and
interest is Being Manifested.

Ne'iVal Goes ON at II. Z. Church an,
Interest is Being Manifested.
Townsend, Dec. 9-Rev. z. H. Web.
sCer' the pastor, continues to hold bis
revival meetings with manifest intor
est An awakening is being had with
The church members.
Mr. Paul Evans, Of Morristov,n n
~ Miss Susan Ratledge, of West
Chester, Miss Lulu Ratledoo and NJ,
and Mrs. Dance and family, Of
Gienolden' Pa, and Miss Anna G
NanDyke, of Townsend. were ont,
tanned recently at housepartv b,
MIR. and Mrs. N. w. Ratledpe rooy
town. ''>N's'' near
PersOnals--Mr Howard s. Van
Dyke and family have returned to
Ihelr home in Northfeld, N. 7 aftor
a TWO weeks visit with his parents |
Mr. and Mrs. George W. VanDyke-
MRS. Salhe Taylor is visiting relatives
IN Phlladelphia.-L. L. Malonev is On
q Two weeks cunning trip in North
Earo1na'-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Spicer
nave y, recently left town and occupied
Cnelr new home in Smyrna
" greenwood entertained her mother
MRS. Jacobs, of Aberdeen. over 49,
weekend i 'iie 9
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10
I8 Head Extra Good
1==sA-sh Cows and Hnifnr

all i'Shglng Gnsrng IN age from to years most,,,
self Guernsey and Raised most all of j them ioSTy G
milk ,u test only only saved the best ones. Ny last
close springers, arc Iresh and others
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10

Personals.-Miss Katherine Midlon,
OF Wilmington, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w
Ryan.-Miss Emma Blades snent so+
urday in Phladelphia.-Miss Editb
Martin spent the weekend VIII
friends in Wilmington.-Miss Edith
COOK spent the weekend with rala-
tlves in Marydel-Miss Lillian Con
page Of Marcus Hook, is VISITING her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Coppape
Miss Marion Stewart, of Whining |
ton' spent the weekend with her mar
ents' Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart II
MRS. Norman Hoffecker and son aro
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w
4. Onley.-Dir. and Mrs. Walter Pom
nock' Of Newport, Del, spent tho
weekend with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hoffecker.-Mr. John Hurd
Of Harrington, spent the weekend
with his father, Mr.. Carl Hurd-Mr
hilbert HOffecker, of Marcus Hook ,
spent the weekend in town.
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10

Mr.. Garrett Jones, druggist at
Camden, but formerly of CLAYTON. and
MISS Daisy Farrow, of Woodside, were
quietly married in Camden, Saturday
Evening, November Goth.
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10

Miss Marietta Jones, who had =
Snght case of dptheria is now out
and back at her work in the Post
Office. VIC oS'
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10
For Sale

-. arm located at Flemings LANDING oon.,..
SET w - - oA a'res' rich land with three aoro.
90 IN alfalfa all new buildings and ;r,l '''ie'
as cement walks and good shade.
for 80 a ns" '"0-'tOry store building all fitted
~ general merchandise. splendia o D''eO
quick so,a business BUSINESS at real bargain For
'rl'A sale price complete. $780, Of
FOR particulars apply to
Phone 2Os ''izA"l FLEASANTON
Ll-26-tf Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10

Ewells M. P. Church-Preacbing.
~ O'Clock; Glass meeting, Il a. M:
Sunday School, 2 p. m.; preacbing
-" 81; prayer meeting, 7.3O; We'd
lesday revival services held Sunday
and Wednesday evening.
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10
PUBLIC SALE

the joseph ersgnea Garpe will will sell at Public Sale, on
fr3no eNoe[5 Corner to Cypress Brdre sin i1 IRON
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10

Inc family wish to thank the people
and Schools of Clayton for their kind
ness and sympathy and to all those
VINO loaned automobiles or in anv
way assisted at the death and fI.
neral OF their little son, Walter l.
Alfree.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10
CLAYTON.

st. Paul M. E. Church-Class meet
lng' 9.45; preaching, 1O.45; Sunday
SCHOOL p.'m.; song service. 7.
o'clock; preaching, 7.15. >
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10

yrna Stores
ith chnstn,
9lrOw Smyrn:
a Christmas ;
a vide te.
set0d to smyr, \
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10

Mrs ). c. BOultOn who has been i'll
aI her home the last few days is now
able to be down stairs and her MANY
trends will be glad to see her ont
again. N'
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10


Lake Como '
during the stol7
,3rgN pas mac that
sl,TT n AEpvng in din
''ii- she bank he
ing in fill
Hagn Of S3OC
, Fa he town
8lh AZ necos
TEFS Ndsa the caus
t That Sn
properly 10,
Prce appoi
wilson and Wal
G eommittee to
{ { Webb and to h |
widening the d
road
herse Killing d |
The proposed
TTS ances which We
previous meetin
], , their final read |
-'' + on notion Of Cd
nef and second
were unanimot
''dinances pro
aoIses and mul,
enless by consel
sldeiman, under |
''s lor each an .
piphibits the loa
e tAese dead an
,r q q any prem |
anyna under j
n ''f zach and eve
''asens Ask for
! B. Grives.
per W, Pric
ng Halmon
NJ, AWAITED
they suppl,
from the h
Town Hall.
"a lOdgeroom
Town Hall h
room with
Hlter conside
hearing the
to cost Of
isaators, voted
NE Masons, if
ID additional p p,
and nav a.
g aeducted from N
9payrna Stores
Yin Christina
'lrow Smyrna
Christmas i
a wide te,
Sted to smylT n
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

N INC uHderslgned will seI1 a D,,II:-
SIn,,r,, 9,ockey Farm, road leading 0"lg frl On
eas3 S ma 70 Brickstore Landing Farm iiIa IiTl
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10
IN lIGgllE DeC.2z. Ia

No. DIAMOND, 4 wears -. ,
'R.ie Ra extra good horse will wooik kseou End
horse 1ro Isor BoB years old GOOD .iS All To9[e roT
Nos. s,jd adny|hgTe. safe for lady to drjyr
soo " I'm and years Old good Size nI,i. 4d ~
Smyrna times., 1919-12-10
NEWS OF CLAYTON
'N"0 Local News Budgets from CheswoId kan+on
0'acFO'rd' Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck
EeIpsIc, 8renford, and Their vicinities

PUBLIC SALE
t. OF VALUABLE
=, y Personal Property
the % StonEIe uhEqIerSigned g will sell at Public Sale o,
Smyrna to BricIstoreo on .I9.1 road leading from
= east Of Smyrna rarm' miles
!: O1 IuGg1lT Dec I6 -
at ~ o'clock m. the following
persona! property to-wit:
% Q Head e. Of
kSa-& Horses and Mules
NO. NO. III J IRTHBEM ITI BEN years old. good worker
| 10. HUNTER, years old eyooJ u i NJ
and safe for lady to drive ''u' eoou worker
and excellent lI%4BEh dzi,e. years Old good worker
| NO. 4-TEDDY, 8 years old ,,oo, ,
| No "otA anywhere you want him. Noi
ers NoS' oE, and 6.Pair of Mules. excellent ,or,
| erS ana gentle in stable. ''''e'ien' work
l8 Head Extra Good
'-z11a Cows and Heifer
all CTo-,Eeii4 ~ age from to Years D,os4i,, |
self Guernsey. J Raised most all of them T'I
iii anu anu only saved the best ones M, iiy iy-
close springers arc IIesh and others |
"NzAO Ob HOGS READY TO BUTCHER.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
C.sil arm wagon, good as new; Dearborn Vol. |
rsI- OaILIlage' Derring Mower, Derring RirJn hTrK
MY, MY cut 81 acres of Wheat: 11snou+ NJ
I'LL gIIIl, new; Manure Spreader. new RisiH RisK
row. used but once; set of Eirt,s}f-
5iis' 5Doiiies' O0rn Shelter. new; Tomato Pi
IUjus I: 90 baskets; set of Springs. , p ;S;n icA
Sac IVdIors' John Deere Riding PIov 50e+on4SS
9js. 9"s narrow Dirt Drag, New Wav 60 III
61ii!r' otIter' sleigh and Bells 2-borse' pI IL III
IA y oiNIHg my Flow, New Walking CuItivator Nv
Va Va Tiu ones; Spring-Tooth Harrow Froor,- /
Ineel: loot power ; 2 sets of WAGON IL H.
80 80 o sets of PlOw Harness set of Carrie
= teaIneSs' tour-Horse Tree Cross-Cnt SaIy se Te
. FORKS, Shovels, Spades and a lot Of o+bo -.
, ,,'lcies' Milk Cans, l Cabin, Id X 2 f. me
One Touring Body for Ford Car.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS =
= good Chunk Stoves, Extention Table .
.i. !rnel Oii Stove, Buckeye Incubator. GOOD as
lices anu ioI OF other n
TERMS OF SALE the
an sums o. $1,000 and under c,-1, I'll - | 1,-
lured; over this amount credit of - | -
i nuns VIII be given by purchaser oiyint |
lAahle note with approved cndorser n.
u, or , ARTHUR JOHNSON Hi
w. SLAUGHTER, Auct. Hh
WARD DEAKYNE. Clerk IEn|
ANK POSTLES, Clerk IkHl
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28

ing for the Martin crew of twelve men.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McNally started
for Cheyenne Wells. Colo, on Friday
laorning and expect to be back Sunday.
Mrs. T. E. Thompson called at Ho-
Gan's on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bailey are very
proud over the arrival of a son, born
on August Gath. Mother and babe are
doing well. DIR. Hart is in attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. McNslly arrived
home on Sunday evening and report a
lovely trip. They also say that the
country is first class.
The Martin boys will finish thresh-
ing at noon on Tuesday J. B. Rich
ards will finish on Tuesday also.
Mr.. NJ. Allen will thresh after
Richards get through.
Mrs. Harriet Gilchrist is at Joe
balleys, helping to care for the sick
ones.
Tony Thompson will thresh about
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
MERt HANTS PATRONIZE THE
LOGAN COUNTY FAIR

That the Merchants of Logan Co.
are beginning to realize the advant-
ages offered by the Fair as an adver-
tising medium is evidenced by the ad
vance reservation of space in the Ex-
hibition hall.
Novelty displays and demonstra-
tions Of furniture, millinery, wall pap
er, merchandise, garden tractors, farm
lighting plants, stationery and print
:Gg all be shown.
Merchants who desire space are re-
queSted to make reservations immedi-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28

ately with the Secretary of the Fair
at the commissioner rooms, Logan
county court house.
These demonstrations besides being
an excellent medium with the buying
public are an evidence of Public spir-
1t and community pride that it at once
eommendable and praise worthy be-
sides being an asset to the ultimate
success of the fair,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28

Special Accommodations will be pro-
vided for the display of trucks, auto
mobiles and tractors.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28

"Wednesday.
X. {. McNally will thresh Thursday
or Friday.
s. Damon viii thresh on Tuesday
Threshlng seems TO be the order of
the day.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28

Friday forenoon.
J. B. Richards began to thresh on
Friday afternoon.
The Martins began threshing on
Friday morning.
Mrs. G. A. Hogan is doing the cook
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Church Services Sunday al II 90 A.
NJ. in the District Court Room at the
Court House Sunday School at 10:-
90 A. NJ. as usual. Everybody well
come
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22

SAKO, JAPONAI NUzUDE
10000 KoREONU.
Gi $4,000 kitu suarestave,

Philadelphia, Pa, kovo p.
Ola vienas koreonas, DR..
Syngham Rhee, is Shanghai
jauS caves kablegrama. Jam
praneSta, kad sukilimo metl
Koreioj japonai nuzude apie
10000 zmoniQ. Ir apple $4,000
uzdare i kal6jimus.
DR.. Rhee yra koreonas naci-
jonalistas. NacijonalistQ par
tia, kuri pakilo w Korejos
nepriklausomybe, j su kitais
pasiuntd taikos konferencijon
Paryziuje.
AtStovai atvaziavo Ameri-
kon. Cia jiems nepaliudijami
paSportai. Tad il negali ke-
liauti Europon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
sVAIGALU IsDIRBEJAI
"FATTUoSIS".
statys jie teisman prohibicijos
klausima.

New York, kovo %. -Svai-
galp pr9hibicijai il paGiam
prohibicijos amendmentui gru
moja pavojus.
Prizes il pakila svaigaN is
dirhajai. Kovai jie pasverGis'
lnilijonus dolieriQ.
Kaip tik pasibaigs llarG,
tas klausimas bus paduotas is
Ii;;ti augSciausiam Sales teis-
mli.
higSiol svaigalu prohibic!-
JOS amendments par6m6 -
ya!StijQ legislatures. Bet i
anu trylikoj valstijQ gyvuo-
ia referendumo istatynlus.
Tad tose vaIstijose prohibici-
jos klausimq lures iSriSti pa
tvs gyventojai.
IT jei gyventojai atmes a
mendmentQ, praveStas Suma-
nymaS lures griuti, kaipo ne
turis reikiamos kiekyb6s val
StijQ par6mimo.
Taippat sakoma, jog il rats
konoreSas neaiskiai pravedc<
Ia amendmentQ. Mes balsavi-
mQ metu ne visi kongresn1a-
mai il senatorial buvo susirir;,
Ike hutuose. Ne visiems e>irt,
negautas relkiamaS slIaltllus
balSQ.
Prohibicijonistai lures pa
d6ti daug pastangQ, kad iveik-
ii paSikelianti pavO5Q.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
JAPONAMS PRIEsINASI
ANGLIJOs DOMIN1-
JOS.
Sake, japonu reikalavimai yra
be pamato.

Paryzius, kovo>22.- Taikos
kongresc japonai atstovai pa
reikalavo padaryti pataisyma
tautQ sqjungos pagamlntoJe
konstitucijoje. Jie reikalauja,
kad konstitucijoje butQ pazy-
meta rasiQ lygyb6. Reikalauja,
kad japonai iSeiviai kitose sa-
lyse nebutu varzomi. Kad ja-
ponQ raS6 tur6tQ visur lygias
teiSes su kaukazine rase.
Suv. ValstijQ atstovai koi-
kaS prizes ta reikalavimq nieko
nesako. Bet Australijos IL Ka-
nados atstovai viesai tvirtina,
jog japonai ateiviai tese sally
Sc negeiStini.
Ia pasiprieSinimq svar-
biausia paremia japonq darbi-
ninku pigumu. Sake, kad jei
AuStraliioje nebutq suvarzyta
japonu ateivyst6, tuomet jQ
ten tick daug privaziuotQ,
kad Europos iSeiviams, nehu-
tQ vietoS.
Tuo zvilgSniu japonai negali
tur6ti lygiQ teisiQ su kitomis
raS6mis. Bet iaponai savo
keliu, leidziami prigul6ti tau
tp sajungoie.
Nezinia, kq j tq pasakys Ja-
ponai.
Kaip Siandie tas klausimas
bus riSamas taikos konferen-
cijoje. Bus perziur6ti visokie
paduoti priedai tautQ sqjmgos
konstituciiioie. -Susirinkime
pirmininkaus prezidentas Will
sOnas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
ANGLAI RUOSIASI SKRIS
TT SKERSAI ALLAN
TIKO.
Newfoundland atliekami orc
tyrinejimai.

St. Johns, N. F., kovo D.
Cionai is Anglijos atIleliavc
lakunai il meteorologijos eks-
pertai. Jie tyrin6s ORC stOv!
Atlantiko vandenyno pavr-
Sunni.
Balandzio pradzioje bus da,
romi mtginimai is cia skristI
i Anglia. Tam tikslui IS Ang,
lijos Gia atgabentaS milzlnlS
kas lakStytuvas.
Su pirmqja kelione laksty,
tuvas Su savimi pasiimsia<
tik y laiSkQ. W viena laiSkc
uncijQ bus imama $500.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
PLENUOJA4 4PRAVESTI GE
LEzINKELI ! KoNs-
TANTINOPOLI.

Paryzius, kovo 22.- Cional
anglQ, prancuzQ, SveicarQ IL
italy diplomatai plenuoja SUI
iungti gelezinkeliu vakarine
Europa su Konstantinopoliu'
Gc!ezinkeIio linija turetQ elti
Simplon tmeliu, paskui per
MiIana, Venecija, Triestq, Ag-
rama, Bielgrada il BuchareS-
tQ.
Per Bosfora tuTetQ but pra.
tiestas tiltas. Tuomet Euro
pos gelezinkelio linija hutQ su-
jungta su Bagdado linija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
PRANCUZAI UzEME BA-
DEMO sOsTINE.
Tai padare, kad numalSinti
bolSeviku sukilima.

Geneva, kovo u. - Berry
no IaikraStiS prane>a, JOE
prancuzU kariuomenG uzGmd
mieStuS Mannheim ir karlS-
ruhe, rytuoSe nuo up0S Rhine.
Ta> padaryta del Sukilimo ten
vokietiQ bolSevikQ.
TaS pat IaikraStiS pazymi,
kad be to prancuzai dar uzd-
me Rheinau. uz penkiU myliQ
i pietuS nuo Mannheim, il
Whinhafen.
karlsruhe yra Badeno kuni-
gaikStijOS SotSin6. Mannheim
taippat Badeno miestas. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
5. v. nuo Vokietijjos reikalau.
ia $1,OOO,OOO,OOO
atIyginimo
ITALIJos ATsToVAI STo-
VI Uz sAvO REIKALUS.
Pasitrauke is taikos konferen-
cijos.

Paryzius, kovo y. Italy
atstovai taikos konferenciJoJe
vienbalsiai nusprende iseiti is
taikos konferencijos, kol uos-
tas Fiume nebus priskirtas
prize Italijos If kol tas nebus
pazymeta daromoje taiLos SUI
tartyje.
Uostas Fiume yra Dalmati-
joiie. Stow iis Adriatikos ju-
rip pakrastyj. W ta uosta
daug ginciiasi italai su jugos-
laviais.
Talkininkai sutiko Fiume
klausimq gaIutinai isristi pc
padarymo izengiamosios tai
kos su Vokietija If Austria.
Bet italai nesutinka su tue
pazadajimu. Jie sake, Fiume
turf priguleti jiems. Ir tas
turi but pazymata aiskiai tai
kos salygose.
Savo reikalavimus tad jie
ii pareme pasitraukimu is
taikos lSonferencijos, kol
.jiems nebus pripazintas tas
reikalavimas. Tuo tarpu if Ju-
goslavija grieztai laikosi prize
to uosto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
EINDENBURGAS PATEISI
Ma BUVUsI KAIzERI.
Sake, jis 0landijon pabeges
del sales geroves.

Berlynas, kovo q. - Kuo-
met paSigirdO perdaug kriti-
kos prizes kaizeri uz jo pab6-
gina Olandiion, tad pagaliaus
spaudoje atsiliep6 If Won Hin
denburgas, pateisindamas bu-
vuSi kar6S lOrda.
Hindenburgas raSo, jog kai-
zeriS gal6jeS gryzti Berlynan
Su iStikima sau kariuOmene,
Bet taS zingSniS butQ pak6les
Salyje namine kare.
Buves kaizeris taippat gale
les kariauti tOliaus, Bet jam
buve gala kareiviQ gyvasciQ
BuveS kaizeris po ilgO If gi-
lauS apStarstymo nusprendt
verciau prasiSalinti. Mes pa
Sirod6, kad tokSai zingSnis y
IA geriauSias ttvynei pasitar-
navimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
Poznaniaus reikalal.

Tarpe lenku ir vokieclp Poz-
naniaus rubeziQ klauSlme ME-
ko nenuveikta. Ten darbavosi
taIIlininllQ komisija. Bet vo-
kieGiai atstovai pamete tary-
bas.
Ten viso stovio apsprendi-
mui yra reikalinga komisija.
Vokieciai buvo pasiule tos ko-
!Eisijos pirmininku paskirtl
koki pasalinl zmogq, kadir
popeziq Benedikta Ky. Bet
talkininkai pirmininku state
savo zmogQ.
Vyriausioji taryba siandie
galutinai nuspres, kas pada-
ryti tame klausime il kaip
priversti voSiecius prize nnsl-
leidimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
BOLsEVIKAI UzEME VISA
UKRAINA.
Prancuzai atsimete ant
OdesSoS.

Londonas, kovo y. - Va
kar LondonQ paSiekG ziniQ,
jog kuone visa Ukraina pate
kuSi boI&cvikQ rankosna.
Dideliam muSyj aplink Nj
kolajevSkQ, Siaurrytuose nuo
OdeS$oS, boISevikai prarado a.
pie 5000 vyrQ.
ViSgi galQ-gaIe priverte
prancuzV kariuomene atSimeS-
ii ant OdeSS0S.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
JAPONAI REIKALAUJA
LYGIU TEISIU zMO-
NIU RASEMS.
Visi zmones visur privalo nau,
doties lygiomis teisemis.

Pary2ius, kovo y. - Japo-
M at>tovyvt taiko> konferen-
cijoie padavi patai>ymq tau
tQ ~qjungo> kon>titucijai. Rel
kaIauia, kad vi>i zmon6S pri-
gulinGiQ tautQ >qjumgoje SaliU
nuudotu>i lygiomi> tei>6miS,
il, kad nebutQ tarpe ra>iQ Skin
tumo.
Japonai at>tovai prieSinaSi
dabartinei kai-kwiQ SaliQ po-
litikai. km japonQ raS6S EMO
Mes varHomi nepapraStaiS
immigracijo> iStatymai~.
Japonai tvirtina. kad kitaip
Japonijai nebutQ paranku il
nebutQ naudoS prigulGti tautU
>QWn@OIe.
TQ patai>ymQ iaponQ atSto-
vybt huvo pad6ju>i at>argoie,
kuomet buvo priimtaS tauhl
>Qjungo< kon>tituciiai projck-
ta>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
UNGARIJA ATSAKO PA
VESTI TALKININ-
KAMS LAIVUS.

Paryzius, kovo q. = Unga-
rios vyliausyb6 atsisako pill
dyti talkininkQ reikalavimuS
pavesti Sitiems savo garlai-
viuS, anot pranesimQ is Bu-
dapesto.
Ungarija sake, jog laivQ pa
vedimas reikS jai navigacijos
pabaiga Dunojuje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
RUPPRECHT NEATs1zADA
sosTo.

Geneva, kovo -Municho
(Bavarijos sostine) darbinin-
lsu taryba paklaususi prince
Rupprechto, kuomet jis for
maliai atsizadesias teisip prie
sosto.
Tarybai atsakyta:
Nara reikalo jam atsizadeti
tQ teisiu.
Rupprecht yra Bavarijos
sosto ipedinis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
RusQ bol$evikai i$vyti
IS DVinSko
BOLSEVIKAI NETEKO
DVINSKO.
Taippat priversti apleisti
Pinska.

Londonas, kovo u. - Is
GelSingforSo praneSama, jog
ruSQ boISevikQ gaujos pl'iver-
>toS apIei>ti DvinSkQ.
* NarSavoS depeSuojama,
kad lenkai iSviie boISevikuS is
PinSko.
Jei ruSQ bolSevikai bus Is
vyti * Dvin$ko, reik$ tq,' kad
.iie turtS apleiSti il LietuvoS
>O>tine NilniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
S. valstiju reikalavimai.

suv. Valstijos taippat pada-
We savo reikalavimus taillos
konferencijai. Reikalauia nuo
Vokietijo atlyginimo mill
jardo dol. TAI atlyginimas "
zmoniu gyvastis il nuosavy-
bes kar6s metu.
Kitos salys reikalauja milzi-
niskQ sumq. Amerika pasiten-
kina tik tuo.
Pasakojama, jog taikos su-
tariffs bus gatava desimtl
dienQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
RUsU BoLsEvIKAI Sell
PIA VOKIEcIUS BOIL
sEvIKUS.

Copenhagen kov6 81. Vo-
kieGiu laikraSGiai pranesa, jog
rusu bolsevikQ valdzia nuta-
riusi paskirti pensiia zuyusio
BerIyne vokieciu bolseviko
Liebknechto lilzusiai naslei.
Nutarta kas metal jai moketi
po 10000 rublip.
Tik nezinia, kaip ilgai rusq
bolsevikai lures uztektinai fu
savo rubliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22

Washington, kovo q. -
Kar6S departamentas paskeI-
be, jog padaryta sumanymas
sustiprinti Sales armijos az
tilerija,
SumanymQ ivykinimas at
sieisias $49,243,85
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22

Bern, kovo q. Sveicari-
jos vyriausyb6 pripazino Ju-
gosIavijos nepriklausomybe.
Jugoslavijon ineina tautos:
serbai, kroatai ir slov6nai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
JAPONAI ISNAUJO SUO,
KALBIAUJA MEKSIKOJE.

Nof1 lSyE ten gaOala ZemeS.
Washington, kovo q. -
Niena japom kompanija pra-
dtiu>i veSti tarybaS Su MeXi-
can Land kOmpaniia. JapOnai
mdgina iSigyti 100000 alrQ
zemGS CaIifornijo> valStijos
pukra$ciaiS.
Cia gauta apie tQ informal
cijQ. Jei japonamS pavyktQ
taryhoS pabaigti laimingai,
tuomet hutQ sulauzyta Monroe
doktrina. ReiSkia, tas butQ
prieSinga AmerikoS id6jai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22

: Washington, kovo q.
United States Industrial Board
paskelb6, jog papiginta kaiku-
rios plienoI rQSys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
BOLsEVIKAI zITOMI-
RIUJE.

Londonas, kovo q. = IS
MaSkvos bolSevikai skelbia,
kad ju kariuomene kovo "A
diena pa6musi zitomieriq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22
BELGIJA PRIPAzINO
LENKIJA.

Brussels, kovo q. = Bel
gijoS vyriausyb6 oficijaliai
pripazino Lenkijos nepriklau-
sOmybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-22

Washington, kovo 81.
Paskelbtos statistikos liudija,
kad praeitu menesiu atpiges
sioi salyj maistas 6 nuos.