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Arizona republican., 1919-04-07

lots he was able to sell sinks, bath tubs, lavatories and closets at much less than the other shops. He buys to sell-not to keep.
 ON ACCOUNT of the embargo dur
 ing the war, no bulbs were shipped to this country so that an Easter must pass by without the famous Lily, sug- gestive of the day. Phoenix is not faring any the worse than any other city in this country. which will be destitute of the Easter lily. The Dono- frio Floral department, however, has such wealth of interesting substitutes that it really will not be greatly missed if at all. With his usual artistic clev- erness, Charlie Morton is planning Easter baskets and then, too, there will be the ca1la lily, besides every va riety of spring bloom to express a mes sage of love and. greeting on Easter morning.
 C CELEBRATING it's three years of V progress. the Popular Dry Goods company is holding a fortnights sale and such a sale! Think of the season. and just at it's very beginning to be able to purchase at way below cost. That is the anniversary souvenir that the Popular is presenting to its patrons when at reduced rates it offers ready to-wear for men, women and children, i piece goods, and covered comforters, to say nothing Of the greatly cut prices on shoes, oxfords, pumps and strap slippers.
 ! JOYOUS little Easter conceits are 1 o being offered by Donofrio Literally 1 9 thousand and one fads and fancies ] that tend to make the season happy ! for the l1iddies are being shown al 1 the contectioners. Then, too, Dono- i frio's has a number of interesting items ! for milady who plans to entertain dur i ing Eastertime, and if she has her owr ! ideas all she needs must do to have { them carried out is to leave her order Table decoration, favors and the menu itself will be cared for by this firm. 1 TOHNS- S-MANVILLE serves in conser- vation, according to T. J. Smith manager of the Phoenix Roofing com pany, which has the local branch o Johns Manville. It's a well known fac ! that the asbestos roofing has beer used on practically all the big build ings in the state, and that the transitt
 
 and more for homes.
 8
 NO REASON at all why one should get hot and over tired when dowI ! town, when there is such a delightful place as the Ford Soda Shop, with it; restful atmosphere and delicious drinks Never have we tasted such clever ice and ice ms-fascinating combina tions of frozen fruits.
 MONK! Honk. Make your choice u Maxwell. Oakland or Chalmers the R. D. Roper Motor company.
 
 THERE is a signpcst in the shoppers
 A guidebook for jewelry, glassware and silver that reads "To N. Fried man's.'
 IMPRESS your thought of her il U flowers There is no gift tha
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07
PAGE THkEE

qulte taxes the place of blossoms or potted plants and tnere is inIlnite Va riety of botn at the Arizona Seed and Floral company.
 TO DINE well gives one rather a
 happier outlook, oon you know. and we tell you truly that the very best place in town to our mind is the American Kitchen.
 A LWAYS delightful attention.
 whether for an occasion or other wise-a box of Whitman's or Johns tons delicious chocolates for sale at the Central Pharmacy
 WHEN you glance over the paper in
 the morning, and read of the number of automobile accidents, and of stolen cars, do you stop and think that it might have been your machine Julian Gang, who writes insurance of all kinds, handles automobile liability He is located in the National Bank of Arizona building.
 HERR & SMILEY have just re- "A ceived q carload of Kimball pianos in fumed oak-practical for this eli mate-as well as the usual walnut and mahogany. The Kimball is being ac- cepted more and more by leading ar tists who know tone values. Even if you are not a pianist you can get a great deal of joy in having a piano in your home, and in making your selec- ton choose one of musical worth the Kimball. Kerr & Smalley also have large stock of shee music, un- ] usually clever songs from late New York productions which Miss Gertrude Bolser. popular cabaret singer of Mor- ley's, will be glad to sing for you. THE GOOD taste for which it is
 noted has not failed the McNeil company in it's selection of Easter sta tionerv and cards We liked especially the note and letter paper-Cranes lin- en lawn in marginal fold and Cranes old style in colors and borders. While we were at McNeils we inquired about ! their Easter cards and found an eX- : cellent assortment and realized once and for all that the Easter card of | greeting was not a fad but as much ! an accepted custom as the Christmas $ ! card For those who plan to enter ! tain during the spring season, and es- 1 pecially at Easter time, there are a. l number Of charming Ideas incorporated | in the dainty place cards with core 1 spondingly effective tally cards. 1 CPEAKING with emphasis, and yet
 o with nothing but the truth. We
 would say that the Dangler Oil cook 1 stove. handled by the Palace Hard
 ware and Arms company, is the most
 economical most durable, most sani-
 tary and most convenient stove made.
 rigid test has proven that one gallon
 of oil will burn with a flame at cook
 ing point for more than twenty-four hours. cutting in two the usual oper- ating expense. Being equipped with
 heavy burners and having the flame
 just the desired height from the floor
 to make cooking easy are other feat
 ures that make the Dangler popular.
 They are, moreover, made of the best
 material obtainable. See them at the : Palace Hardware and Arms company
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07
HAY CONGRESS TO
 CONVENE TODAY;
 BANQUET TONIGHT

The first Hay Congress" ever held in Arizona will convene this morning at 10 o'clock in the auditorium of the Water Users building, will continue all day, and be concluded with an al falfa dinner tonight at Donofrio hall.
 A program of unusual merit, in keep ing with the importance of the hay and alfalfa industry in the state, has been prepared and several hundred growers are much interested in pos sible solutions for some of their prob lens. which will be attempted in con- nection with and as result of this meeting.
 Among the subjects to be reported on is the proper growth, curing, and preparation of hay for the market, bal ing. grading and inspection, shipping, and other matters of importance to both the growers and feeders.
 Arrangements will be completed for a permanent organization of the hay congress, so that those engaged in the industry may have an organization to look after their interests.
 Use The Republican Classified Page for reSultS-read for profit
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07
PHOEMX SA|V DIEGO MOTORCYCLE RECORD
 ONCE MORE BROKEN

Roy Artley, who tried to break the motorcycle record between San Diego and Phoenix, but failed to do so on ac- count of a breakdown on the other side of Arlington, won out on his second at tempt by making the 40S miles back in 1S hours. The record he broke was made by Boido, a Phoenix boy, who covered the ground in If hours and 1o minutes.
 Artley averaged 33 4-15 miles Der hour on his trip. He suffered another accident on the way back, close to the place where he broke down the first time, and lost 50 minutes.
 H. C. Crandall a local motorcycle dealer, stated last night that he in tended to try to beat Artley's record during the latter part of this month. Before he makes the run to San Diego, he declared he would try to break the motorcycle record to Tucson, which now stands at three hours and F minutes, made by Joe O'Connel of this city.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07

THE RETAIL markets of the Phoe- Il nix Wholesale Meat company rem der admirable service to the public It is not only service that stamps the shops superior but quality of meats which is summed up in a word-the best. The seven local markets owned and operated by. the company are the Union market. Valley market, Hackett market, Hurley market. New market and Forage Pot market.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07

HULL VALUE of an investment is
 demonstrated in the purchase of Chevrolet. This automobile will un- questionably render service in propor tion to the amount expended and the man who makes his family an Easter gift of the car handled by Bert O. Brown will not make a mistake.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07

TRIBOLET'S Market hasn't a rival
 when it comes to meat. That old established shop has it's old time pat rons who positively would not buy at any other place. The new" people, too, have come to know and recognize
 the value of trading at Tribolets.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07

IN THE spring a young mans fancy
 lightly turns to thoughts of love- which leads his friends to purchase the wedding gift. Rosenzweig's offers q world of suggestions in both wedding and Easter gifts-loveiy and distinc- tive jewel novelties as we'll as the con- servative crystal and silver offering.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07

FRESH fish and oysters daily. That's the slogan of the California Fish and Poultry Market and, mark you. it's true. Every solitary day. on ice, the fish and oysters are shipped to the market, which also specializes in poultry.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07

I COOKING toward Easter is not mere A ly anticipating a season of frocks and frills and furbelows. It is spring. the forerunner of summer, when one needs to be perfectly fit to withstand the heated term. If your teeth are not in good condition it reacts on the rest of your body, to say nothing of your mental state. Surely you will not over look the necessity of having your teeth examined and if in need of care at
 tending to it at once. We would rec ommend above all others, Dr. Morrison. who employs the sanitary system.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07

OWNERSHIP of a home is some V thing we all desire. Many a per son is careless as to the title to that home and the possession depends upon the title A guaranteed title is safe and the best way of securing it is through the Phoenix Title and Trust company.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07

CLINTON CAMPBELL, after all, does
 not need an introduction to anyone in Arizona. We all know that the gen. eral builder is without question the best in this city. It was he who built the Y. NJ. C. A. and the National Bank of Arizona building besides scores of other large structures and many fine homes in the valley.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07

YoU WHO are going away for the
 A Easter season will want your lug gage taken to the station in a spacious and speedy auto van of the Chambers Transfer company. The Chambers people pack, mark move. ship and store in a thoroughly reliable manner
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07

CANDY-Whitman's and Johnston's- N at the Central Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-07

RASTER demands are just as insis- U tent for men as for women. The mems shops are recognizing this, es- pecially the McDougall and Cassou company, which is admittedly the smart shop. Rogers-Peet clothes are what they are advancing for men of discriminating taste
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
TAIKOS SUTARTIS JAU
KAIPIR PAGAMINTA.
George Lloyd sekretorius apie
ta praneSa.

Paryzius, bal. -. - Tautu
>Qiun@o> komi>ija vakar pill
nam >uSirinkime pabaig6 viSu>
darhu>. >uri$tu> >u SQiunga.
SuformuluOta galutinai kon-
>tituciia bus paduota pelZiurG-
Il vyriau>iQ.iai taikoS konfe-
renciio> tarybai. Gi Sita pas
kui tai paveS patvirtinti pie
nariam taikoS konferencijoS
>u>irinkimlli.
Kon>tituciioie nepaddta ia
ponQ IT. prancuzQ reikalavimai.
SCI hNipo lie ir Xiii, Aomi~l.i33S
nariai. <avo reikalavimuS nu-
tarG paduoti tic>iog plcnariam
>u<irinkimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
PAKELIAMAS BALSAS
Prizes LAIsKU CEN
ZURAVIMA.
Blokada panaikinta, bet su
laiSkais - tikras vargas.

Paryzius, bal. l2.- Kuomrt
bIOkada prizes ViSas pricSinin-
ku Sails, iSimuS NokietijQ IT.
boIScvikISkQ RuSijQ, formaliai
panaikinta, SuSinc$imai te-
claus Wis dar varzomi Su Len
kija, EStoni.ia, LietuVa ir ki-
tomiS rytindmiS il pictrytind-
mis- EuropoS SalimiS. PoSenO-
vel cenzuruojama ! taS Sails
siunGiami Iai$kai IT. tclegra-
mos. NiSokS hizniS uzbIOkuo-
taS kaip ir kar6S metu.
AmcrikoS atStOvai taikOS
konferencijoie ragina tarptau-
tine ekonomine tarybQ panai-'
KNIT arba Sunrazinti tQ-cenzu-
rq. Mes tuo budu gyvcntojai
paliekami Wis gilesnd. nezinyS-
tel il taS kenkia abclnicms
zmonijOS reikalamS.
CenzuroS Suvarzymai nclri-
dzia naujai atgimUSiomS Sa-
Inns pradGti kokiuS norS nau-
dinguS bizniuS. atnaujinti gy-
venimQ il pagerinti abeInai
&aliQ stow,
Ne viSi SiuTiamicji laiSkai
i tas Sails &rH% * ten paSickia
adresatQ rankaS. Gi katrio Iai-
skai ir priStatomi, tai labai
cpnzurOS Suvilinti.
Teorijoje Siandie su tomis
SalimiS ncgyvuoja, rodoS. jo-
kie Suvarzymai. Bet praktikoje
neIengva SuSineSti Su tomiS Sa-
IimiS. n taS didziai apSunki-
ma tQ SaIiQ gyvavimq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
Posenovei VokieGiai Statosi
Drie$ TalkininkuS
Socijalistai atsisake socijalizuoti
Vokietija
KALBAMA APIE ATNAU-
J1N1MA PREKYBos
SU LIETUVA.
Europoje ekonominis stovis
Siandie CANA apleistas.

Paryzius, bal. '12.- Vyriau-
sioii ekonomin6 taryba taikos
konferencijoje ana diena pada-
We talkininkQ vyriausybes at
stovams rezoliucija apie gana
,rimta ekonomini stow, visoj
Europoj. Apie tai vakar ofici-
jaliai buvo paskelbta il taikos
konferencijos. =.
Taryba po to dislSusavo apie
panaikinima blokados aplinii
Vokietija if Austria; apie at
naujinimq prekybos sarysip su
Estoni!a, Latviia ir Lietuya;
apie panaikinima uzdraudimo
prekybos su Lenkija; ir paga-
liaus apie atidaryma preky-
bos reikalams up6s Rhine.
Taikos konfereacijaf tarpe
svarbiQju klausimQ palieka
iSriSti Scecino angliu lankR
apskrifio klausimas. Tais latl-
kais nepasidalina cekai-sloya-
kai. su lenkais. Ir vieni ir kit
tai savinasi. Gil taikos konfe-
rencijos prielankumas yra vie
nodas kaip items, taip aniems.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
BOLSEVIKAI ARESTUOJA
UNGARUS DIDIKUS.
Ercgercogas Joseph Francis
uzdarytas viesbutyj.

Vienna, bal. 12.-Ungarijos
bolSevikp valdzia arestuoia
zymiausius ungarus didikus,
buvusius kituomet Sales valdl-
ninkus. ..-....
Tarpe suarestuotu Budapes-
te yra buves prekybos minis
teris Joseph Steprenyi; buves
maisto minister's von Sur
may; garsus kituomet finan-
sistas Leo Lanczy; -buves teis-
darystes minister's baronas
Haszai ir daugelis kitu senos
imperijos didikQ.
Ercgercogas Joseph Fran
els, kurs Budapeste atstovau-
ia buvusi imperatoriq Karol,
uzdarytas Ritz viesbutyi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
DARBO PARTI-
IA VETKIA.
Reilzalauja taikos sulig prezid.
Wilsono principu.

Londonas, bal. 12.-Anglijos
darbo partiiOS nacijonaliS pill
d0maSiS kOmitetaS SufOrmu-
Iavo poIitikini reikaIavima ir
ana tuoiauS paSiunt6 taikoS
kOnferencijal.
Rcikalavime pazymima, kad
taikoS konferencijoS atStovai
meStQ Salin perilga ivairiu rel
kalu diSkuSavimq if kuOvei-
klaus darytQ taikq, paremtQ
prezidpntO WilSonO paskeIh-
taiS taikoS principals, kurio
Sutraukti If pOsmQ.
Darbo partija taippat rel
kaIauia, kad AnglijOs vyriau-
Sybt at>iimtQ is parlamento
kon>kripcijoS biIiQ, pertrauItQ
miIitarini veikimq Rusijoje IT.
is ten atSauktQ savO kariuO-
meme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
- -PeSasi Bavarijos bol$evikai "a
S. v. KONGRESAS INA
VEIKTI.
Klausia, kokiais tiklais ameri-
konai atsidure Rusijon.

Washington, bal. II. - kuo-
met gauta ziniu * Archangrl-
Sko, kad tcnai viena amcrikO-
ny karciviQ kompanija huvo
atSiSakiuSi eiti mu$iu rrOntan,
antkNrt pakilo viSi prezidrnto
WiISOnO prieSininkai.
KongreSO atStOvai tuoiauS
prczidentui paSimtG kahlegro-
ma apie kareiviQ Sukilimq il
pareikalavO duOti atSagNmQ !
kIausimus:
Kan kaeriviai buvO >iunria-
mi Ru>ijon?
kaS juoS paSiunt6?
Has iiem> ten vadOvauIa?
PagaIiauS kOngreSo nariai
uzSipuoIa prizes karGS departa-
mentq. kan Sis kablegramQ Il
pie SukilimQ taip ilgai lake
paSl6peS nuo viSuomen@>. lr
pa<kelbi i$traukas tik tuOmet,
Iluomct apie tai pradGio ra&yti
laikraSciai.
SmarliiauSia prizes SalieS ad-
miniStraciiq veikia Californi-
JOS SenatOriu> Johnson. JIS kl-
tuomet buvo reikalaveS kuo-
veikiauS at$aukti kareiviuS IS
RusijOS.
Ec.l,,.c c.&i SyIrha ;la1 If t;i;sS;, t;is;
kad tcnai amerikOnamS karci-
viamS vadovauja ne amcriko-
mai. bet anSlai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
OUEBEC'E LAIMEJO
"sLAPIEJI".
Tx sta viena Kanados pro-
vincija nebus "sausa".

Montreal, Kanada, bal. 12.-
Quebec provincijoie ivyko vi
suotinaS gyvcntojQ balsavi-
mas SvaigaIQ prohibicijoS rel
kaIe. Didelt didziuma gwen
toip paSiprieSino prohibicijai.
Quebec provincija tad bus
visoj Kanadoj viena provin-
CHA, kur bus Ieidziami gaminti
ir pardavin6ti svaigalai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
NEBUS PALIESTA MON
ROE DOKTRINA.
Nezinia kas bus su japonu
amendmentu.

Paryzius, bal. y. - Tautq
SQiumgOS reikaIQ komiSlja So
jungoS konStituciIoje padejo
nauiq po>mQ, Sulig kurio tautp
sqjunga negaldS palieSti Mon
roe doktrinoS.
TQ poSmQ pagamino pulkin.
House.
Komisija dar aptars iaponQ
amendmentQ Sqiungos konS-
tituciioje apie zmoniu rasil
lygybe. Nezinia llas ivyks Su
tuo amendmentu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
PALIUOSUOTI KARES NE
LAISVIAI BAVARIJOJE.
Tarpe y yra rusu komunistas
Axelrod.

Berlynas, bal. -. - Num-
cho bolSevikQ sOvietaS nu-
~prcndt kuoveikiaus paliuo-
SuOti viSus karts nelaisviuS
Bavarijoje.
Tasai nusprendimas palette
tukStanGiuS .rusu nelaisviu,
tarpe kurip yra il rusQ ko-
munistaS AXelrOd.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
KANADAI KARE ATSIEJO
S1,225,09S,122.

Ottawa, bal. 10. - FinanSQ
minister's Thomas White Ka-
nados parlamentui praneSt,
kad Saliai kard atsidjo ligi
praeito vasario $1,225,O9S,122
Minister'S pareikalavo dar
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
BoISevikiizmui bus padarytas
galas
KITA REVOLIUCIJA
MUNICHE.
SiunCiama ten kariuomene i
Berlyno.

Copenhagen, bal. l.. - Nu-
rrmbprgo laikra>ti< FranErni-
Sche Tagc>po>t pranr>a. kad
Muniche pakrIta nauia rrvo-
lucia. Xxi >iol MunichQ val
dl nuolaidr>niV Iiaudir> boil
Scvillu >ovieta>. Bet dahm'
tQ ~ovirtQ pra;alino ~u~iorga-
nizavr> kita> >ovieta>. ~u~i-
Icdq~ !; tikrQ akipI1iQ.
Nuolaidr>niQ boISrvikV >u-
vaziavima> SutvirG centraImi
>ovietQ. kmin ineio ) darbi-
ninkai ir ) karriviai ~ Al"
rininku KIatz kaipo prczidcn-
tn.
Tuo nrpa~it"nkino kommi>-
tQ vada> Levin. Nakti D~ >u
-, y. '~H'''', "~!''y,' ;.;,,r,,,,n
I'''.' ..'> ''''o '''''.'
P"!'''JQ !. 'i'> > ''>''' ''''' w.
I''r''", N"' ~ '|'.'', y. 49,
y S''' I. IL, ~ ''0'~'' .( 'NE ~,
N'Io o'r 'I!'''>"' ',v>''''N'''l'''' It., l.
N''rl'N ''r'""S P'''INo P' ''>"
NNJ".
MHn1rh' !>''iS'' f'N"r'J''
hI"' l''>IllaI' "SN' |" ! Z"
n""> - 'rI>'J;'I' i It '''iIo',''S
II h"N'l''''> '''SI" P' '>'''' : '''''
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12

tia. Bet gelezinkelieciai CRU
moja streiku. Pakiles streikas
ant gelezinkeliu paarsins sto-
Vi visoj Vokietijoj.
Berlynas padalintas i juosta
Kad apsisaugoti bolseviklyir
streikininkQ demonstraeiju,
valdzia Berlyna padalino ke-
lias juostas, j kurias ne5ino-
miems zmonems be policijos
leidimo nebus galima ineitl.
" tuos prasizengimus pas
kelbtos aStrios bausm9s.
SovietQ kongresas cia vis
dar nepasibaigia. Jis issiyyste
j tikraji parlamenta. Kongrese
daznai susikerta spartakai su
neprigulmingaisiais, nors vie
nj il kiti yra bolSevikai. Ne
sutinka jie tik tuo, kad vienl
ir kiti nori pagrobti Vokiesi-
jos valdyma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
Kuomet bus kVieciami
VokieCiai.

AngIijoS premjeraS Lloyd
George dar neiSkeliavo Lon
donan. .Ji< iSkeliauS. kuomet
bus nu>tatytaS IaikaS pakvicS-
Ii konfcrencijOn vOkicGiQ at
>tOvu>.
AmcrikoS atStovai stow W.
tai. kad vokicGiai atStovai bu-
III pakvie<ti bile dienQ tarpe
balandzio 26 d. ir gcguzis |
dicnO>.
Bet nezinia kQ mano kitQ
SaliU atStovai.
Taikos sutartis pagaminta.
Patti taikos Sutartis, po ku-
riQia turi< pasira$yti pakvie>-
ii vokieGiu atSOvai, jau paga-
minta. Sutarta galutinai rel
kalai> atlyginimo, Vokietijos
rubeziQ nuStatymo IL kit Svar-
bcSnieji klauSimai iSri$ti.
Taip praneS6 premiere
Lloyd George SekretoriuS.
MazeSniS SvarbOs klauSimai
bus i&riSti tOmiS dienOmis.
GeOrge'O SekretOriuS sake,
kad lluomct taillOs sutartiS bus
patvirtinta, tuomet tur6s init
galaS ir bOlSevikizmQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
SiunCiama kariuomene.

Bcrlyne paSkeIbta. JOG Mu-
nichan pa>iQ>ta valdzioS ka-
riuoment, kurio> tikSlaS panai-
KNIT ten hol>ovikQ uzmpato-
riu vaIdziQ.
Su Munichu taip bus. kair
buvo <u Magdcburgu, 81
ia mic~tQ be didcliQ Sunkeny-
bin uZGmt valdZiO> kariuOme-
ne. Tuoiau> pranyko bolSevl-
ky SovietaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
VOKIECIAI PRIPAzINSIA
Tx PREF. WILSONO
PRINCIPUS.
Nekalbesia nieko nei apie atty
g'inimus.

Berlynas, bal. 12.-VokietijoS
uzsieniQ reikalQ minister's,
grafaS BrOckdorff- -RantZau,
kalbedamas nacijonaliam suSi-
rinkime, mieste, Weimar, pasa-
Ike, jog Vokietija nepatvirtins
taikos sutarties, jei toji bus
liSkreipta is prezidento Wilso-
mo kituomet paskelbtu taikos
principQ, zinomu II posmu.
Toliaus pasake, jog vokie-
Giai vienodai ziur6s ] talkinin-
ku finanSinius reikalavimus,
kaip If atsavinima vokieciQ
nuo jiems prigulinciu teritori-
ju. Sake, jog talkininkai vie
nj, be vokieciQ ekspertQ, jo-
kiuo budu negali nustatyti jo-
kiu Sau finansiniQ reikalavi-
mQ. Tq gall atIikti tik su pa
GiaiS vokieciais.
MusQ oponentai negali su-
skaIdyti il suparaliziuoti Vo-
kietijos ir tuo paciu laiku is
reikalauti sau nepaprastai di-
deliQ pinigu sumQ", pasake
minister's.
Susirinkimas pasiliks Wei
mare.
Is nacijonalio vollieciu su-
sirinkimo praneSta, jog val
dzia atmetusi sumanyma su-
sirinkimo sesijQ perkelti Ber-
lyman. Tam tikslui Berlyne
n6ra tinkamos vietos.
Buve reichstago rumai re-
voliucijos metu dikciai sunai-
knit. Revoliucijonieriai tuosc
rumuose huvo isisteige savo
kazarmes.
Kad tuos rumus atnaujinti,
reikia tam tikslui apie pus-
antro Simto milijono dolieriQ
ir kokiQ keturiQ m6nesiu lai-
ko. -.
Iskriko socijalizacijos komi-
sija.
Vokieciu valdzios paskirta
socijalizacijos komisija pallri-
ko nieko gera neatlillusi. Pr
miau buvo kalbama apie to-
komiSijoS Suirimq. Gi dabar
tasai faktas oficijaliai pas
kelbtas.
Patsai zinomas vokieGiu
sociialistu vadas Kautzky pri-
pazino, kad negalima, jokiuo
budu susocijalizuoti Vokieti-
jos. Jei taip, tad ir patti komi-
sija nereikalinga.
Laukiamas gelezinkelieciQ
streikas.
Valdzia pramato, kad gele-
zinkelieciai visoj Vokietijoj
sukelsia streika, kuomet lenl1p
kariuomend, siunciama IS
Prancuzijos Lenldjon, per
Danziga il Vokietija turesian-
ii keliauti savo salin.
Vokieciu valdzia pazadejo
talkininkams leisti lenkq ka-
riuomenei keliauti per Vokie-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-12
BALANDzIO II, 1919 M.

Chicago. - Siandie iSdalies
debesiuota ir SilGiau; rytoj
laukiama orc atmaina.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-09-04
WATERFOWL BOOSTERS HERE

The Watertown boosters arrived in
Bookings yesterday almost on SEIZED
ule time, but owing to the bad weather
and worse roads there were not as
many of them as was expected. They
were preceded by Walter Cooks fly.
ing machine, which of course was not
troubled by bad roads, and the large
crowd was very much interested in
the stunts pulled off by this machine.
We are told that Mr.. Cooke, who by
the way was a former citizen of
Bookings, has employed an expert
flyer formerly an instructor on Kelly
field in Texas. He is the first one in
these parts to own a flying machine
and will soon be operating it himself.
The only members of the party that
the Register got in touch with were
Frank j. Corey, the veteran publisher
of the Daily News, and Mr.. Albright
of the Public Opinion. These two gen
tlemen were doing enough advertising
for WATERFOWL to thoroughly establish
reputation as boosters of the
first magnitude, and if the rest of the
get acquainted" outfit did their share
Watertown got "some acquainted"
with the large crowd that had assem-
bled here yesterday.