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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07

NOW l can pray glau tune.
know my violin held such wonder
fully happy music"
Its just playing what I feel,'
answered Billy. at just makes my
joyful spirits run right out through
the strings, giving my happiness 20
others"
That's the wonderful power of
my magic VIOLIN" declared the
young musician. lit makes every
one feel what the player feels"
Then why do you play such sad,
sad tunes?" demanded Peggy, Sc
verely. You had filled all Birdland
with woe and misery
"Oh, | didn't mean to do that
cried the young musician. but /
have always been go sad and lonely
and discouraged that ] suppose it
got into my music"
II have been sad and lonely and
discouraged, too" whispered Pencil
ope. perhaps if you would come
and frolie with us you would learn
to be happy"
Cru ur-ur-urgh!" grow Q d
Johnny Bull, but Peggy called him
off
Then Billy played merrier dance
than before. Inc young musician
came down from the tree and joined
with Penelope, Peggy, the animals
and the birds in their joyous antics.
But all the while he kept his eyes
on Penelope, and all the time the
look In them became softer and
deeper.
When Billy ceased playing. the
young musician took the violin, say
ing. Now I can play a glad tune.
can give you the wonderful new
feeling that has come into my
heart"
And he played joyous air Of
such beauty that the birds chirped
with pleasure and the aninals
gathered close to listen. AS the
young musician went on, new note
crept into his playing, note low
and marvelously sweet.
Il know the new feeling that has
come into his heart whispered
Penelope. 1T has come into mine.
also 1t is love, love, and Aunt Prue
says l must marry that ugly old rich
! man. What shall / do?'
(In the next chapter will be told how
Penelope makes up her mind not to marry
the old rich man
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
OUR PUZZLE GYM
A TRAINING FOR NIMBLE WITS
Copyright
Copyright, 1919. by Sam Lloyd.

You'll find an ancient Hebrews
name.
A final change reveals to you
What all on earth desire to do.
In this verse we are required to
find one word, which successfully
deprived of its first two letters, fits
the descriptions:
Though small am I yet, when en-
tire,
I've force to set the world on fire;
Take off a letter and It's clear
My space will hold herd OF deer.
Dismiss second and you'll find
| once contained all human kind
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07

OONBEAM W a S sitting
WI thoughtfully in the elbow of a
~'~ leafy bough.
1t was about a week after she had
gone home to the Moon and this
was her first visit to earth since her
return.
Tonight, she was. in search of ad-
venture, Just what it was to be she
did not know, but she nestled close
ly in the thick green foliage of the
branch, for the Night was a little
chilly.
Whir-r-r-ri Whir-r-r-r! A Tapping
of wings followed, and then fussy,
feathered creature squatted down
Independently beside her on the
branch.
He was the size of robin and
just about as plump, and he hatten-
ed himself out lengthwise on the
limb. His dull brown, notified
plumage was the same shade as the
trees bark, and when he fattened
out you could not tell him from the
tree ...
Good evening, isn't it little ear
" for YOU" said he,
yes about an hour earlier. |
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
Words TO Transpose.

The English language, to the de-
light of puzzle makers, contains
many words whose letters can be
transposed SO as to form other
words.
See if YOU can find two words,
and their changes, to fit the follow
ing verses:
Ttanspose a part of woman's dress
And find a name for wickedness;
Transpose its letters yet again
And find a word for wicked men.
Once more, if you transpose the
same
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
The Pen Puzzle.

The number ON each of these
animals should correspond to The
number of its pen, so you see that
they are somewhat mixed up.
In how few moves can you place
each one in its proper pen, without
ever having two in one pen at rhe
same time? The first move, of
course. must be either that dog or
horse into pen No. s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
The Lesson.

BY Florence Ham, aged II. 623 W. Charles
ST.. Grand Island. Neb
Mildred and Helen were. although
the best Of friends, very different.
Mildred Harris was a short, stout,
good natured girl, while Helen Mer-
ril, was Just opposite. She was tall
with dark complexion and not as
good natured as Mildred.
On this day the girls were walk
ing from town when Mildred ex-
claimed, Lets go bathingr'
"Oh, can't go" Mildred replied,
you know our mothers wouldn't
Hike it and they wouldn't let us go
without some one older, ANYWAY. |
promised brother ! would go to the
cemetery with him to take some
flowers"
,, "Pu! You've always got some ex-
euse," she shouted, being very an
cry by this time, and at this she
ran away saying, y can get some
one else beside you, to 60" So
Mildred went to the cemetery think
ing Helen would not go, as she
never before had done after making
such threats. But Helen did 60,
taking with her some other dis
obedient girls.
Helen knew she had done wrong
and while she was there she slip
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
Ode to Peace.
LILLE V. KRONK.

LILLE v, KRoNK.
Away from the noise Of battle,
Away from the stress OF strife,
Afar from, the dying rattle.
THAI marks the close OF d life.
Is a. sorrowless sphere where naortals
Have never 0 cause to lament;
Whore blossom the lilies Of peace
In the Isle Of the Souls Content
There never the sands are Redeemed
At sound of the cruel gun;
There never are children saddened
AND lone--when the dav 10 done
Thou Savior of men. send peaee
To nations whose strength 10 spent.
And BRING them to dwell with TLas
In the Isle OF the Souls Content.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
Smiles.


BY Lynnora Cole. Age s. McCook Neb. /,
Smile. and the world smiles with
you;
Cry, and you cry alone.
A regular smile is worth ones
while,
So let's have smile OF our own.
The Castle in the Forest.
Qulntin Scott, Age IL. Rising City, Neb.
Once upon a time there was a
boy named Zenith. He lived alone
in the woods.
One night out on the mountain
he heard scream. He went toward
the noise and he found little prin-
cess. She was in a castle; nobody
knew about it. She had been car
ried away by some bad fairies. Her
name was Olga.
Zenith freed her. She told him
that the fairies stole her when she
was little
She went back to her country and
got married to Zenith, and lived
happily ever after.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
DREAML land
ADVENTU
BY DADDY.

tBtrdland Ia made sorrowful by tho vail
of . sad violin until Rollo, The monkey
steals the violin from the sour faced young
musician who plays 1t. Then Billy plays
jolly. lively airs that make every one
happy. including Penelope and the must
cian.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
Pulling Benevolence.

In distribut-
ing some OF
his w e a | h
a m o n 6 his
nephews. I'm
Gle Bob made
the following
n at little
sneech.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
speech

To John l give % cents, to James
II cents and to Joshua II cents, for
that is in proportion to your ages,
which are just Is months apart"
Who can tell the ages of John,
James and Joshua?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
Comparing Heights.

! n G boys
were twirling
their SIN a r I
Il e w canes
when Tom re-
II ar k E d to
] o h n: MY
cane is half an
i n c h longer
t h a n yours
and is in the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07

same proportion to my height as
your cane is to your height. The
two canes. together are just equal
to my height which is six feet.
What is Johns height?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
Sorry lanes.

BY Lucille LOCKER, age -, 47ss Saratoga,
Omaha.
One day James asked his mother
for piece of bread. She gave him
slice of buttcred bread, but he
threw it away because 1t didn't have
jam on IT. Not long after this his
brother came home from France and
brought with him poor Belgian
girl. She told James how over in
Belgium the people didn't ever have
enough to eat and sometimes moth
ing at all.
After this James never threw
away bread any more because it did
not have Jam on it, but he just
thought about the Belgian girl.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07

Johnny Green, the veterinarians
son, asked grandpa if his age could
be told from his teeth. Certainly
replied the old man, "the number of
my upper teeth multiplied by the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07

ped and fell. breaking her leg. Some
Of the girls ran for help and she
was taken home. After she was
somewhat better she promised her
mother she would never do this
again, while to Mildred, who came
to see her every day, she promised
the same and in other days she
never forgot her promise.
A Strange Story.
Emil Crhaoek, Aged IL, Morse Bluffs
Neb
Dear Busy Bees:-~I will write
you a sad story. Once upon a time
th1e was man and a woman; they
lived OH a large farm. They had so
much money they didn't know what
10 do. One day they dreamed that
they had a boy, and when he was
70 years old the lightning killed
him. In a few days boy was born.
When he was years old he
started to go to school. He studied
and was very good. But the man
and the woman were afraid that the
lightning will kill him. When the
boy was getting older they were
getting sadden. He asked them
what was the matter, but they
didn't want to tell him. When he
was Is years old they told him. But
he said. don't be afraid" They
started to build 4 large cellar, the
walls and the ceiling were made Of
iron; they were building the cellar
two years.
One morning on his birthday it
was clear. but at noon it started to
rain. They told him to go to the
cellar, but he didn't want to. He
went outside and kneeled and
prayed, the cellar was broken in
pieces. But nothing happened to
the boy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
Dutchmen and Thier Wives.

Geertring bought one little pig for
| shilling, and her husband, who
mus. have been Cornelius, bought
eight pigs for 5 shillings each. Ca
trun bought nine for 9 shillings
each, while her husband, Class,
bought 10 for l2 shlllings each.
Anna bought 81 hogs for 81 shillings
each, while her good man, Hendrick
by name, bought q at 81 shillngs
each
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07

number OF my lower teeth gives the
number Of my years, which are 81. "
Then the old man stumped the kids
by asking them to prove, from his
statement. just how many upper
and lower teeth he had i'll stock
Can ,-ott te1I7
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
Paying Dad Back.

The young man was l9 years OF
age and figured his yearly keep at
S22S. Therefore, on his 2lst birth
day, he would owe his dad SASS.
Puzzling Excursion.
We went to Philadelphia at the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07


rate Of one mile in four minutes and
returned at the rate OF one mile i'll
three minutes. the average speed
being II IL miles per hour, and not
l71s, as would appear at first in
spection,
A Gobbler's Weight.
The larger bird weighed 10
pounds and the smaller one only
four pounds.
Cats In Vaudeville.
The letters on the cats states are
removed so as to produce eonsecu
lively the following words:
Sparkling, sparkling, sparing
spring, sprig prig, pig, pi and
Hiding Warriors.
Gates, Putnam, Morgan, Allen
and Stark.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
A New Friend.

Cecile Tagsart. Aged 10. Bassett. Neb
Dear Busy Bees:-This is my first
letter to the Busy Bees. | am just
getting over the FLU" My mamma
and sister had it too. My sisters
name is Evelyn Taggart. | am 10
years old and am in the fifth grade,
Ny teachers name is Miss Ruth
Peterson. | like her very much. |
have not been to school for two
weeks. My letter is getting pretty
long so | will close.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
Breaking the Home Ties.

KY vera oldy dScu H. odHidhQs
Once upon time there was a
home In the country where there
lived a father, mother, two sisters
and a brother. The sisters and
brothers grandmother lived with
them. They had hired man work.
ing for them. The Civil war was
going on at this time. The brother
name was John and the Oldest sis,
ters name was Jessie and the young
est's name was Grace.
John, his father and the hired
man, were working in the field one
day, when man rode up to the
field on a horse and stopped where
John was working. The man told
John that they needed him in the
war and that he was to leave al
$50 the next morning for the train
that was going to take him to .
camp.
That evening when he went to the
house he told his mother, grand
mother, and sisters that he had to g.
to the war. He got what things he
wanted to take with him ready after
supper. They had breakfast early
the next morning and after break
fast the hired man was going II
take him to the train. When he
got ready to go they all told him
good bye. They all went out to the
wagon to see Kim off. The mother
told him to take good care of him
self while he was gone. They ali
watched the wagon disappear
around a corner and then they went
back into the house to do their
bit for the war.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
Two Pets.

Two Pets.
Robert Thessen, aged 10, Springfield.
Neb.
Dear Busy Bees: This is the first
time ! have ever written to your
page. | go to the Sacred Heart
academy in Papillion. ! am in the
fifth grade. Now I am going to
tell you about my two pets. One
day little chicken was following
us into the house and got its foot
caught in the screen door. We kept
it in a box for several days so the
little chicken would not step ON il
One day later an old guinea hen
Matched out little white chick.
took it away from the old guinea
and put it with the crippled chick,
Now it follows the crippled chick
all around Well, as my letter is
getting long ! will close. am your
constant reader
ROBERT 4HIESSEN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07

Un the next chapter will be told how
Penelope makes up her mind not TO marry
the old rich mani
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
Stories by Our Little Folks

ing it alphabetically on Johannes
knee, said, "Purr-r-r, meow"
The little girl did not hear,
"Purr-r-r, meow" asked pussy
once more.
Johanne did not answer Then
poor pussy, worried and troubled,
lifted up her voice and walled,
meow, meow, meow" This went
to Johannes heart, Poor pussy"
she said, lifting up the cat into her
lap. Il have made you feel unhap-
ply. Would you like to have me
scratch your chin? Now be still
and will sing you to sleep" She
rocked and sang to her cat. A lady
and man were passing by and
heard her singing. The next day
they took her away from Sarah and
sent her to school to learn music
and now she is travelling all over
the country singing.
VIII close hoping to see my story
in print,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07
BY MARGARET M'SHANE.
Tenth Story of the Night.

NFOONBEAM va sitting
WI thoughtfully in the elbow of a
~'A leafy boueh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-07

KEEP YOUR ANSWERS COMPARE
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
VOKIECIAI ATSTSAKO
PILDYTI TAIKOS SA
LYGAS.
Prancuzija nepaliuosuoja vo
kieciu nelaisviu.

Londonas, lapkr. y. - Vo-
kieGiQ valdzia atSauk6 is Yer
sailIeso taikOs atstovyb6s ma
ri, DR.. Simson, kms yra rel
kalingas ratifilluoti taikOs SUI
tal.ti gruodzio 1 d.
Pirm to vokieCiQ taikOS at
stovai huvo pareikalave taikOS
konferencijoS pilmininkO Gle
menceau paliuOsuoti is Pran-
cuzijoS NokieGius kards ne
laiSviuS.
KonferencijoS pirmininkas
jiems atsakd, jog nelaiSviai
bus paliuoSuoti taip veikiai,
kaip veikiai Vokietija iSpildy-
Sianti kai-kurias taikoS su-
tartieS sQlygaS IL priedinius
rcikalavimuS.
Lig&iol vokieciai uztrmka
pilnai iSpildyti kaikurias az
miSticijoS SQlygaS, SuriStas su
Savo laivQ skandinimu, neprl-
statymu talkininkamS reika-
laujamQ laivQ, Pabaltijoje We
DANA politika, prizes talkinin-
kus vedama propaganda II t.
KonferencijoS pirmininkas
pazym6jo, jog vokieciai butt
mai turi piIdyti SQlygaS IL rel
kaIavimuS ligi maziauSiojo
daikto, jei nori turdti tailQ IL
apSiisaugoti naujQ neSmagu-
mQ.
CIemenceau sake, kad jei tai
kos SutartiS gruodzio | d. ne
bus pagaIiaus piInai ratifi-
kuota, uz tai reikS kaltinti pa
GiuS vokieGiuS. Mes vokieGiai
norS paSiilge taikos, bet nuo-
lat m6gina iSsisukin6ti Su is
pildymu SqlygQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
NTEKO NENUTARTA JEN
KINSO KLAUSIME.

Washington, laplr. 26. -
Eakar kabinetas tar6Si konSu,
liaro agento Jcnkinso paliuo,
Savimo reikaIe. Diskusuota
Gul1anzo> paSielgimas. Nes Sc
SioS dienO> pra6io nuo S. Val,
stiiq pareikalavimo paliuo.
Suoti JenkinsQ. Bet Sis nepa,
Iiuosuoiamas II Carranza ne.
pasiuncia atSakymO.
Kabinetas Sitam atsitikimt
nieko ypatingo nenutare. Tik
rutarta dar kokiq dienq pa
Iaukti Carranzos atsakymo
II lei nebutQ s@laukta, tuo-
jaus pasiQsti jam kita nota.
Sakoma, antroji nOta ture.
Sianti butt kategOrin6, ultima
tumo formoje. Bus Quota su-
prasti, kad jei reikalavimai
nebns iSpildyti, tuomet sekS
pcrtrauk;mas diplomatiniu
SantikiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
ITALIA PRASO SUV. VAL,
STIJU PAGELBOs.
Jugoslaviai pasirenge pradeti
kare.

Rymas, laplr. 26.-S. Val
stiju palydovas Peter A. Jay
tur6jo ilga konferencija su
premjeru Nitti lapkricio "A d.
Po konferencijos teciaus nei
tas, nei kitas nepasake apie' ka
buvo tariamasi, kokiais reika-
lais.
Tik patirta, jog palydovui
buvo isaiskinta dabartinis in
temptas stovis Italijoje.
Premjeras Nitti po konfe-
rencijos su palydovu tuojaus
tur6jo audiencJa pas karaliQ.
Italijos parlamentan isrink-
ia daug socijalistQ atstovQ. IS
karto socijalistai buvo neteke
galvQ matant tokius laim6ji-
mus.
Socijalistai 6m6si svarstyti
jau apie radikales reformas
Sales valdyme.
Pagaliaus susiprato negerai
pasielgia. Jiems patare per-
daug nesikarsciuoti senesnieji
jQ vadai, daug ko patyre sa-
lies reikalais. Socijalistai pa
klause.
Is Geneva pranesta, jog ju-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
PAVOGTA DAUG KURKI-
NU IR zAsV.

Ana dienq krautuvininkas
Max Simkin South Water gat.
turgaviet6j prisIplrko pilna
vezimq kurkinQ, zasQ ir anciQ.
Sakosi uzmok6jes apie tuks-
tanti dol.
Jam .vaziuojant namo (669
Maxwell) vienoje gatv6je j
sulaik6 du zmogu. Tiedu pa
sisak6 esq policmonu If pra-
neSe, jog SINKING arestuojq,
buk, uz netur6jima prie veil
mo miesto licencijos.
Nusivede zydell prize vieno
saliuno apgavikai su juo inejo
vidm neva patelefonuoti poll
cijos nuovadon. Vezimas pa
liktas gatvaje be jokios prize
ziuros.
Po 'pasikalb6jimo" telefo-
nu Simkinui y liepta vaziuoti
namo. Sis iSejo laukan ir nera-
do vezimo su pauksciais.
Tuo tarpu If "policmonu"
nu9jo savais keliais.
Kol-kas nesurastas nei ark
lys, nei vezimas. Gi apie kur=
kinus il zasis su antimis ne
gall but nei kalbos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
TALKININKAI NIEKo NETUREs1A PRIZES TAIKos
DISKUSIJAS.

REVEIIS, Estonija, lapkr 26Busmose Dorpate taikos
tarybose, kros prasdes pmoms gruodzo dienoms sake
boSevi atsovas penipotentais bsia Joffe Krassin r
tvinov. Pimass kituome yra buves bosevkQ pasiunti
nys Berlyne .Anrass yra venas valdzos komsarQ
Naujas Estonijos uzrubeznQ rekaQ minister's Birk yra
nuomon9s jog taka boSevikais bus padaryta stpr If is
lakoma Lygai pazym, kad bosevka pasirenge padalyt
svarbia koncesijas tiksu isvengti kar6s Sta zema
Minister'S B sakosi isitines jog alkinnkai nesiprie
nsiq akos taryboms Sako takinnkai abai gera zna
kaip Estonija tap II toms Pabatos vespatijos n6ra h
toxic %S6jimo Priverstinai turi daryt taika
Pastaroms dienomis bolSevkQ karuomen6 buvo ataka-
vs Etonos parubezais estQ karuomene Bet pasaro at
boSk6 boEevikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
LITVINOV NETURI VIE.
Tos CoPENHAGENE.

Copenhagen, Danija, lapkr.
"a (suvelinta) ).-Gia atplauk6
anglQ skraiduolis. Juo atke-
liavo rusQ bolSevikQ valdzios
atstovas Maxim Litvinov.
Vietos Anglijos pasiuntiny-
ste turi daug vargo. Lig sios
dienos nesurasta tinkama vie
ia, kur padeti Litvinova su jo
palydovais. ! vieSbucius apsi-
stoti jjis nepriimamas. VieSbu-
ciQ sveciai pranese, kad jei j
bile katra viesbuti bus priim-
tas Litvinov, is to viesbucio
iSsikraustysia visi zmones.
Anglijos atstovas O'Grady,
kurls tarsls su LltYlnoVu fef
kale susimainymo nelaisviu,
tvirtina, jog tarybose taikos
klausimas nebus paliestas.
Bet is kitp versmiu suzino-
ma, jog Litvinov megins pa
kelti klausima apie taika ne
tik su Anglia, bet il su kitais
jos talkininkais.
siandie vietos rytiniuose
laikrasGiuose paskelbta zinia
is Rusijjos, jog tenai bolseyi-
kai pravesia konstitucijona-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
VOKIEGIAI STOW Uz KA
RE IR MoNAR-
CHIJA.

Berlynas, lapkr. u. : Post.
dame protestantQ baznycioje
ana dienq ivyIlo pamaldos "
kritusius kar6je vokieGius. Pa,
maldose dalyvavo vietos gar
nizonas. Buvo IL gen. Luden-
dOlff.
SuSirinkuSieji karininkai il
civiIiai krikStavo, kuomet pa
moksIininkas pakviet6 juoS
vienyties atnaujinti monarchi-
ia il nepabijoti mirti, kuomet
ateis laikas pasiskaityti su sa-
vo prieSininkais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
GATvEKARIAIS VAzINETl
7 CENTA!.

State Public Utilities komi-
>ija Chiragojc Pc ilgQ SvalSty-
lnu nutar1 ir toliauS pallkti I
cpntu~ M vazin1jimQ gatveka-
riaiS.
Komi~iia neat>izveIg6 nei
protc>tu>. nei ! kompanijoS 81
mie>tQ pudaryto kont'akto Ic-
@aIybG.
7 ccntus paliko neapribuo-
tam laikui. VazintjimQ te-
. claus atpiGino items, katrie
perkaSi tikietuS. Jei kas per
kaSi 10 tikietQ, tad uz kick
vienQ moka po 6l3c. Jei kas
antkart pirkS 30 tikietQ, mo-
ktS tik po &c.
MieSto administracija tuo
nepatenkinta. Sake, kOvOSian-
ii NJ ) Genius.
TikietuS bus gaIima pirkties
prad6iuS atcinanGiu pirmadie-
niu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
zUvo TRYs Po GELEzTN
KEL.IO GARVEzIU.


Ties 103 gatve skersai Bal
timore and Ohio gelezinkelio
vaziayo automobilius. Uzbego
garvezzis il automobiliQ SUI
truskino.
zuvo vaziavusieji automobi-
liu: Charles E. Gregory, sofe-
ruotojas; George Brewer, 9
metQ, il Lena Brewer, y me-
tn.
Du kitu yaiku suzeista Ii
nuvezta ligoninen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-28

goslaviai pasiruoSe pakelti ka-
re prizes Italia, jei lakunas, d.
Annunzio nesiliaus provoka-
yes Jugoslavijos. Sakoma, ju-
goslaviai pasigamine dan
nrmzio If jo armijq suginti
jures.
Netolimos tos dienos, kuo-
met d'Annunzio philips liepto
gala. Tik nelengva siandie pa
sakyti, keno lesomis jis is
brys is paties sau pagamintQ
pavojQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
PLIENO INDUSTRIJOJE
STREIKAS NEPER-
TRAUKIAMAS.
Uzginami pakilusieji nesutiki
mai unijose.

Pittsburgh, Pa, lapkr. 26.-
Nacijonalio streiko plieno in
dustrijoje komitetas pranesa,
jog darbininkai po senovei
streikuoja, jog unijose nepaki-
.le nesutikimai, If jog plieno
difbtuvese Siandie dirbama su
darbininkais, neapsipazinu-
siais su tue darbu.
"Plieno dirbtuvese gyvuoja
betvarke If produkuojama ge-
lezies If plieno vos apie 20
nuosimciq normales produk-
ciijios, !" sake streiko konhitetas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
CARRANZA NEDUODA AT
SAKYMO SUV. VAL
STIJOMS.
Washingtone nieko ypatingo
nenutariama.
Mexico City. Iapkr. 26. =

Mexico City, Iapkr. 26. -
SIaptam >uSirinkime MekSi-
kos >cnata> pa>kyrt komitctQ
iStirti intermacijonaIi stow, "
>uliStQ Su SuareStuotO Jenkin-
80 klauSimu. ScnataS pareika-
Iuvo informacijQ apie SuareS-
tuotQ Suv. ValStijQ konsuliari
agentQ.
PagaliauS Senata$ nubalSavo
parent prezidentQ CarranzQ
viSuo>e jo zy@iuoSe.
Dau@ trukSmo Gia vakar pa
kiIi IaiIlraSGio FL Universal
extra iSIcidima>, kad Suv.
NaIStijQ vyriausyb6 aptaria
intcrvencijos klauSimq.
Na}uar- vakare laikraSGiai
buvo prancSe, kad kaip Sian
die Carranza duoSiQS atSaky-
mq Suv. NalStijomS il Jenkins
bu~iQ> paIiuoSuota$ is kaI6ji-
mo.
Bet tos zinios liSi Siandie
ryto noturGjo patvirtinimo.