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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
Declares MacSwiney
Can Not Promise
(By Associated Press)

London - Terence MacSwiney, the
Lord Mayor of Cork, who has been
on hunger strike in Brixton Prison
since August 18th, was reported ap-
preciably weaker but said to be still
conscious and able to speak. The
Reverend Father Dominic, the private
priest for the Lord Mayor, said that
the prisoner was suffering severe pain
in his left abdomen. Regarding the
statement made by Premier Lloyd
George that Mayor MacSwiney would
probably be released if guarantees
were given that there would be no
more Sim Fein murders in Ireland,
Father Dominic declared that the
lord-mayor had no authority to make
promises other than for himself as
he was only an individual inn Feiner
"If the government is satisfied that
murders are taking place in Ireland,
why doesn't it capture the murderers
and punish Them" asked Father
Dominic.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
(By aMarjorisa Of the galsea Preas9

NBy Mar9erie" of the UHlted Press@
New York Every coat has It's silver
lining and the few eeats That dent
have silver Innings have something
even better, gold or breeaded lining.
Nor is it only coats that conceal this
inner beauty. The entire fashiea
world seems concentrated en- the sub
jeet Of beautifully ornate liaiags and
accessories.
Fur and fabric coats especially revel
In Innings and trimmings that repre-
sent almost the sum total of the gar
ment. Metallic cloths of gold and sil-
vert silks, satins and velvets Of
luxurious softness and wonderful eeier-
ings beruffled and pulled ehiffens and
tissues, even fluffy marabsns, adorn
the inner side Of fashions farsriee
garments.
While silk patterns are large and
bright, the designs and eelers are Be
skillfully combined that rare artistic
effect is given Dali maruens, cherry,
deep puppies, brick or mahogany, and
rich emerald greens are faveFite back
grounds, Designs are largely eenven=
tional and the hlushing rose or modest
violet Is born to blush unseen this
year as far as designers are concern
ed, Combinations Of gelden=brewn
with gold are conspicuous In beth far
and fabric coats, possibly because
brown or cochin IL one Of the seasons
leading colors. Many expensive wraps
are Tined with a gold metallic cleth
yelled in gold chiffon, or silver me-
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
Cloaks, Like Clouds, Haze Silver Innings

tallie lining Will be yelled In silver
chiffon corded with coral.
The beauty of little trifes Is emp
]lasIzed In dresses. In line and ma
tefiai The dresses are extremely simple,
being cut on the loose and straight
eAemise lines and Of ordinary ma
tefials as serge, trieetine, or gabardlne.
Bat eHe gown may hold ten or twenty
yards OF gorgeous eelered wvsl weand
aFsana ia ssfae intrieate pattern: Or
literally quarts of Iadian-hned beads
may trieHls freEa it: Perhaps les fea-
sen fer a three figured price tag will
be eeaterea absas the waist, where
CLEANS q giFdle buekied with real
Jade 81. onyx.
A new fad Is the use of ,abeas ave
ineh=uide landings Of vafEsts selsFed
bratds, ali sewn together sansii the Ell
feet is that e8 AN 1zieAsaliy-striped
grosgrain ribbon. These landings cir
eu1AaAvigate the sAiFts eF finish the
neck and sleeves. Real Fibhens are
mere elaborate than ever. Ribbon
counters resemble an Arabian Nights
bazaar. Duvetya enerasted with oil
painted designs ID q eibben- innovation,
and every conceivable combination Of
fabric and eeief is used. These RIB
bena are used fer suit and dress vests,
eamiHeles, dress landings, bags, and
even blsusss. Batik ribbens in saf=
Aeient width fer the making Of blouse
are offered. Bstik bIeuses, by the way,
are as popular as in their hesday and
many new and beautiful designs are
offered. This fern Of Japanese art
seems here to stay.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
Harding Starts
for First Trip
tBy Associated Pressl

Aboard Senator Harding's Special
Train-Deserting his front porch in
Marion, Warren G. Harding took to the
stump today for the first time since
his nomination and was speeding across
Ohio and Indiana to open the Republi-
can offensive in the northwest with
a speech at the Minnesota state fair
tomorrow. Although the big agricul-
tural speech at the Twin cities was the
only set address it was expected Hard
ing will be called on to make several
rear platform speeches en- route.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
Poland Ready to Submit.
fp~ A..s.Al Y~-aN

Warsaw Poland is ready TO submit
her dispute with Lithuania over the
frontier between the two countries 10
arbitration by tho League of Nations,
it was announced hero today. Mon
days official statement from military
headquarters reports additional at
tacks by the Lithuanians upon Polish
forces, which the latter have repelled.
The communique says: "our detach-
ments continue successfully to repel
attacks of Lithuanian troops. A scout
ing camp of two officers and zoo sol
diera with six machine guns which
penetrated behind our rear was cap
tured."
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
Plans RemOdeling
of Plaza Hotel
Charles Wefner Buy Plaza Hotel and
Plans Extensive improvements
in Near Future.

Announcement WIS made Sedxy~khat
the Plaza Hotel on Church .sseees had
been sold by ROBBERS BARD - Gkzrles
Weiner and th@s contracts kstisSeen let
for ths remodeIing &za rease6rasins o.
Che hotel TO make IL r10Geras never
particular. The consideration in the
sale was $4,000 which .securetf che pres
eRt lease and goodwill OF the business.
The new owner has also secured an
option on the building and maygeIOss
this deal within short time. The
property is now owned by the Epstein
brothers. The improvements in the
hotel call for the installing Of running
water in each of the rooms and for
complete refurnishing and redecorat-
ing. This work is to be completed
within thirty days. The alterations
viii not interfere with the coHtinaance
of the business of the hoteI.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
Runs Over Boys Foot
Is Held ba Police
Arthur Peck Held for Violation of the
Road Rules After Motorcycle
Rider is Injured.

Arthur Peck was arrested by mem
bers of the police department on Fri
day evening charged with violating the
rules of the road. The arrest of Peck
followed an accident on Middle street
in which Arthur Swayer, ASS S. w.
Main street, had his right foot broken.
Swayer was riding on a motorcycle and
Peck driving on the wrong side of the
road ran him down. The motorcycle
was wrecked and the foot of the boy
broken. The injured boy was taken to
the Kenosha hospital. The police said
that Peck would be placed under bonds
pending a settlement of the case.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
Earthquakes Shake
Italian Cities Today
(By Associated Press)

Rome.-Very marked earthquake
shocks were reported this morning
from points in Tucany. Casualties had
resulted, the reports stated, and the
authorities have sent help. The points
from which the shocks were reported
were Castelnuovo di Garfagnana, Piev-
efosciano, Castiglione di Garfagnana
and Villa Collemandia, all in Tuscany.
A shock lasting about five seconds was
felt at 1856 o'clock this morning in
Milan and Genoa, according to dis
patches.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
Bond Thieves
Burned Loot
Rv Aasoeiated preaal

New York-Railroad bonds, valued
at 100000, which were reported to
have been lost in the mails while be-
ing sent from Milwaukee to New York
a month ago, were burned here by
thieves who stole them and were afraid
to attempt to sell them, according to
the revelations. made here by postal
officials today. According to an al
legged confession, Thaddeus Satarkey,
negro and brother-in-law of James
johnson, mail truck driver, has con-
fessed that the bonds were given to
him and that he burned them.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
HOPE ENGLAND WILL
RELEASE MACsWNRY
Report Has It That Lloyd George is
Willing to Dicker for TeTE1s
With the Irish:
tBy Associated Press)

London-As Lord Mayor MacSwiney
lag In a eomatcse condition in Brixton
pF4son the twenty sixth day Of his
hangef strike, tFish syrnpathlzers
awaited 5sHciai confirmation II lie re-
pert that Premier Lldyd George had
proposed terms f6r his release: The
Liege esFresp6Rdsnt Of the Daily Mail
reported the premier, EN- feute ffstn
Laesrne Is LoHasn said lie would be
willing Is release MaeSwiney If guar
antses nEFe given that murders IF
policemen lii Ireland By Sim Feinets
wsald eeass:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
'KEN0SHA HKS
In PROUD ARRAY
Kenesha Lodge Makes Fine
Showing in Parade in
Milwaukee Sunday:
OFFICERS AT BANQUET

Eenosha Elks made proud showing
In the great parade Of ETks Of the
state In connection with the big ear
niral in Milwaukee on Sunday. Fifty
Of the Ken6sAa EIks in the uniform of
the Marching eIab, marched in the
parade and more than 8 hundred of
the members of the lodge were en- the
side lines to cheer She lnarekers and
10 drop IN and have part in the fes-
tiYiti@s which followed the pafa4s.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
FOAM IN ALABAMA.

Mobile. Ala.---For fear the foam will
have a kick In it, Alabama AntisSaloon
League leaders are preparing to fight
any change In prohibition laws. Pres
emit laws reads, mo liquid may be sold
In Alabama which looks ike, smells
or foaEas like beer"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
INSURGENTS GIVE NOTICE.
(By United Preas J

Wilkesharre, Pa.--Anthracite coal
miners representing the insargent wing
Of the United Nine Workers Of Ameri-
ca, have served notice on President
Wilson, the operators and the union
officials, that they will not return to
work in the mines until wages are in
creased to meet their demands and
working conditions are improved in the
anthracite fields.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
SUFFERS NERVOUS COLLAPSE.

Mrs. Andrew Menteen suffered a
collapse following the removal Of a
number of her teeth in q down town
dental office just after three s'eiseA
this afserHsen: She was taken Is the
Ksnesha bsspitai. Ii was said that
her eeHaitieA Was net regarded as
serious.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
POLAND READY
FOR LEAGUE AID

London.-The League of Nations is
considering the appeal for mediation
in the Polish-Lithuanian dispute, Un-
less an improvement occurs in the
situation Poland win be compelled to
declare war on Lithuania. The com
munication declares an unprovoked at
tack had been made on the Polish
troops by Lithuanian forces.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
AVIATOR Kills CHILDREN.
(By Associated Press J

tBy Associated Press
Paris Five school children were
killed and more than dozen seriously
injured late yesterday when an avia-
tor, doing trick flying, crashed into the
Mont Rouge school yard. The me-
ehanic also was killed and the pilot
mas injured.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
PROBE BASEBALL. CANNING.

Chicago Investigation Of alleged
gambling on baseball games here was
ordered here tesay by Chief Justies
Mcdonald Of the criminal esurs In his
instructions to the Eeptsmber grand
jury.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
nsrrrs AMBITIONS

New York-Non other than Ted
fKid) Lewis has ambitions to lift the
vintaged Jack Brittonis crown. Ted
iookx better since hizevtsfssto Eagland.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
WILL USE PILLOWS.

Philadelphia Ten ounce gloves will
he used in college boxing, according to
present plans. Only soft hand band
ages will be permitted.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
BELoTT HAS 21,2s4.
DIV Assceiated Prsssl

Washington. The census bureau to-
day gave out the census of Bsloit. Wis.
as 21,2S4, an increase of 6,169 or 40.g
per can't siaes the last census.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
ANDERSON NEBUSIAS
SAUKIAMAS TEL
SINTIES.
Sake jis neprasizenges prizes
visa legislature.

Albany, N. Y, bal. IS, =
Prohibicijonistas pryGeris An
derson pagaliaus atrado bi-
GiuoliQ pacioj legislaturoj.
New Yorkc legislatures j'l-
ridin;S komitetas nusprende
atm9sti sumanyma pasaulltl
Andersonq pasltelsinti. 10
mitctas pareiSk6, kad Ander-
son Smeiza tiktai pavienius .le-
gisIaturos atstovus, bet ne Vi
So legislature.
ReiSkia, jei kas uzpuola sa-
lies dali, tai menlmiekis. Mes
ia dalis n6ra visa Sails.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
RUsU REvoLIUC1JoNIE-
RIAI NEPATENKINTI
JAPoNAIS.
saukiasi talkininku diplomatu
pagelbos.

Vladivostokas, bal. 17.-Ja-
ponai cia zymiai prapleGia sa-
vo veikimui ruoza. lSilgai Us
suriisko gelezinkeIio japonQ
kariuomen6 vietomis turl
smarkius su$ir6mimuS su rusll
revoliucijonieriaiS, kuriemS
vadovauja Lenino agentai.
Nuramine sita miesta japo-
mai patrauke ] apylinkes If pa
Gm6 kelis kitus miestus, kaip
tai. RazdolnOje, NikOlskQ,
Spasskajq.
Revoliucijonieriai prizes tQ
iapom veikima smarkiai pro-
testuoja. Jie kaltina talkinin-
kus, kad Site leide japonams
uzimti Vladivostokq.
Teciau jie il pagelbos Sau-
kiasi GGia nuo talkininkQ diplo-
matu. Reikalauja, kad japonai
kuoveikiaus apleistQ miesta,
sugrazintu paimtus nuo jQ
ginklus ir duotQ dar atlygmi-
mo ua padarytus nuostolius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
KAIP JAPONAI UzEME
VLADIVoSTOKA.
Sakoma, jie pirmieji pradeje
atakas.

Vladivostokas, bal. -, (su-
velinta). = Japonai sakosi,
kad jie netur6je jokio pasike-
tinimo uzimti Vladivostoka.
Bet tai padare, kuomet pama-
te neiSvengiamo pavojaus nuo
rusQ revoliucijonieriQ.
Liudininkai teciaus kitaip
pasakoja. Visi tie, katrie tue
metu cia buvo tvirtina, kad
is rusQ revo1iucijonieriQ pu-
ses nebuvo jokio pavojaus ia
ponams. Japonai patys supro-
vokavo rusQ revoliucijonie-
rius ir pasekmeje uzeme mics
to
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
Carranza Saukiasi s. Y.
PagelbOs
Taip darydamas jis pamirSta
savo piktus darbus

son, senate komitetui indavd
stat kokiq statistikq:
Carranzai prezidentaujant
NekSikoje:
665 amerikonai nuzudyta
MekSikoje II parubeziais.
u tai nenubaustas nei vie
mas mek>ikonas.
PuSe milijardo dolieriq IS
leido Suv. ValStijOs apsaugoti
nuo nurertimo CarranzOs val
dziQ.
Nuzudyta 100000 meksiko-
MI.
Nuo Iigu ir Skurdo su badu
Zuvo 100000 meksiEOnV.
Carranza MekSikO& izde at
RADIO $10O,0O0,0O0. Tie pini-
cal iSnyko.
Siandie MekSika tlri apple
$3O0,OOO.O0O nepritekliau>.
$500 baznyGiu iSbjaurota il
panaikicta. -
800 kunigQ iStremta.
364 vyrQ II moterQ vienuo-
liioS iSbjauriota negalimomls
laikraStiuo>e >kelbti priemo-
nini>.
$4,000 amerikoniSkoS karluo-
mpniS palaikoma Meksikos
D0ruheziaiS. TaS per yienerluS
'netu< daugjau 100 milijOnQ
,Ioi. atSieina Suv. ValStijQ
SyventojamS.
Tad butu didis prasizengl-
mas. jei Suv. Valstijos Sian
die duotu pagelbos autokratui
Carranzai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
Rytuose Pasibaige Streikas ant
Geleziinkeli4
KAIP BUS CHICAGoJE.

Chicagoje il vidurin6se va
karQ vaIStijOSe, anot pranesl-
mQ, Streikas ant gelezinkeliu
tur6S paSibaigti per sekanti
dvi dieni.
Sakoma, jog cia yra dar
standby neaiSkumQ If streiki-
ninkQ vadQ atkaklumo. Te-
G!auS tie vadai neatlaikys Wy
riauSyb6s spaudimo il lures
pasiduoti.
Svarbiausieji cia streikinin-
hu vadai, kaip tai Grunau,
Reading il kit, tvirtina, buk
iie nieko nedara is aresta =
mQ. Sake, tegu vyriausybe
Juos palalkO kaleJlme, bet Jlc
nereikalaujq pad6ti reikalau-
jamoS parankos. Bet aisku,
kad tai tik paprasti iSsisuki-
n6jimai. Nors tuo norma pa
siteisinti prizes savo vedamus
streikininkus, katruos iSvede
j pelkes If apvyle savo paza-
dejimais.
Gelezinkeliu kompanijos
praneSa, kad ant gelezinkeliq
veikimas nuolat didejas. Chi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
Surado progos.

Rusq revoliucijonieriu zymi
dalis kariuomenes kokiais tai
tikslais .buvo iStraukta is ME
ste If pasiusta ] aplinkines
fortifikuotas kalvas.
Japonai tai patyre uztele-
10 ant miesto. Jie pirmieji
nepradejo saudyti, Bet lauke,
kol ta padarys revoiiucijonie-
riu kareiviai. sitq sargyba,
negaledama sustabdyti japo-
nq kareivin beteisio marsavi-
mo miestan, paleido JUGS ke-
lis Suvius.
JaponaDns to If feikeJo. Pa
klejo jie sargyba. Gi kuope,
toliaus iaponams pasipriesi-
no rusQ kadetai, japonai tuos
su kulkasvaidziais isklojo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
MEKSIKOJ PRASIDEJ0
KovA PRIZES CARRAN-
"a.
Kova veda gen. obregon.

Aqua Prieta, Sonora, bal.
II. Kar6 jau tikrai prasi-
.d6jo prizes Nelzsikos autokra-
ta CarranzQ. Naujo3 Sonora
reSpublikos kariuomene ne
laukia carranzistQ uzpuohmo.
Ana dienq kariuomen@ isibrio-
We paSalinen Sinaloa va'stijon.
Uzeme jau keis mies$us IL va
rnsi pirmyn. Neskaltlingi Car
amos kareiviq garn'zonai ne
:ali pasiprieSln';,
Kuomet Sonora paskclbG at
S;metimq nuo MtisikoS, stall
ga is sostinas Mexico City pa
b6go kandidatas j Sales pre-
zidentus, gen. Obregon. Da-
bar jis yra jau saugioj vietoj
il ina vesti kar6s operacijas
pfieS Carranzos vyriausybe.
Yra ziniq, kad prizes Car
ranzQ pakilsiancios dar kitos
kelios Meksikos valstijos.
Kuomet negalima autokrato
praSalinti ,graziuoju, prizes j
pavartojami ginklai. Senai
buvo laikas ne tik Sonorai,
bet visai Meksikai iSSivaduoti
nuo Carranzos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
Is STREIKO IR APIE
STREIKA ANT GE-
LEzINKELIU.

Philadelphia, Pa, bal. IL
StreikuojantiemS b6giq Su-
kiotojams ir Kittens darbi-
ninkamS, dirbuSiems ant Pen
nSyIvania, Reading, Baltimore
ir Ohio gelezinkeliQ Phila-
drIphia iiStrikte, iSakyta pa
liauti S1reikavus IL kuove;-
klaus g1yzti darban.
I<akymQ streikininkamS
paSkeIbt jQ vadai po konfe-
rencijoS Su geIezinkeliu vir$i-
ninkais il su Tracy, valstijoS
sutaikymQ biuro virSinmko.
Sulig streikininkQ vadQ.
streikaS su $iandie turi pa
Iiauti ant gelezinkeliu nuc
Washingtono, D. c., ligi Bos-
tono. iimant viSus gelezinke,
lius ieinancius j Jersey City
New York il Long Island.
Darbminkai bus print.
darban senomis sQlygomls il
prizes juos nebus pavartots
nepasitenkinimo metodQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
CARRANZA KREIPIASI
WASHINGTONAN.
Nori savo kariuorlene perkel-
tt per S. V. teritorija.

Washington, bal. Il. - kuo-
met senate komiteta> i$klauSI-
nGia Iiudininku< apie MekSi-
kos valdzioS, kuriOS prieSakyJ
stow Carranza, atliktus piktuS
dal,bu~ Mek>ikoic, tuo metu
tuS pat Carranza SaukjaSi jau
Suv. NalStijQ pageIbo>.
Nuo jo valdzio> at>imet&
MekSikoS vaIstBa Sonora. At
SimetuSiQ valstijq Calranza
nori nubauSti. Tam tikSlui rel
Ilia SiQSti kariuomene. Ta>
padaryti Jam galima tik vienu
per kalnu> per6jimu, v&dma~
mu Pulpito. Ia pertjlm@, >u-
pruntama. yra >avo karluolAe-
ne apStaGiusi Sonora vaI>tl}",
katra pasiskeibt neprikIauso-
ma re>publika.
Tad Carranzai nOr&tu>i de-
bar Savo kariuomene prizes
SonorQ paSiQ>ti per Suv. Val
>tiW teritorijQ tie>iog ! Aqua
Prieta ir * ten uzpulti Sono-
roS SoStine Hermo>ilIo.
Tq CarranZoS praSymQ-rei
kaIavimQ turi prezidentaS Will
SonaS. Ir nuo jo prigul6> lei
dimaS ar neleidima< Carran-
zai paSinaudoti S. Y. teritorl-
iomiS.
Buve> S. V. ambaSadorius
Mek<ikoie. Henry Lane Will
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
PASIBAIGE CAILLAUX'O
BYLA.

Paryzius, bal. 1S.- = Pran-
cuziios senatas pabaige vestl
Caillauxo byla. CaillauX yra
ibuves prancuzu premieras bu-
vusi6s kares pradzioje. Jis
kaltinamas uh Sales iSdavyste,
uz norejima be laiko susitai-
knit su Vokietija.
Generals >prokuroras kalbe-
damas praSG jam susimyl6ji-
mo.
Tomis dienomis Senatas pas
kelbs savo iStarme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
NAUJI ARESTAVIMAI
DUBLINE.
Tx 1aikinai paliuosuoti atrial
kaliniai.

Dublinas, bal. l7.-Anq max
ii militarin6 policija bendral
su miesto policija 'cia atliko
visa ellie netiketu uzpuolimu
intariamose vietose. Suares-
tuota daugiau Simto zmoniQ.
Sitas naujas policijos veiH-
mas, kaip cia nuomoniaujama,
turiis sqrySi su paliuosuotais is
kal6jimo airiais kaliniais. Al
rial buvo pradziuge lameji-
mais. Kad Stai policijos W.
puolimai iSnaujo aptemdo pa
DANCE.
Anglijos parlamente Wy
riausybes atstovas Bonar Law
i paklausimus atsake, kad cia
atrial kaliniai ne visai paliuo-
suoti is kalejimo. Kuomet jie
po nubadeiimo pasveiks, gall
mas daiktas, bus vel suares-
tuoti If lures atsakyti uz pra-
sizengimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19

cagon jau atvezama kick If
angliu il kitko. I stockyardus
atvezama dangiau galvijQ,
Bet to visa dar permaza.
Oar toll nuo normal6s pade-
ties.
Bus dar daug zmonems val
60. Mes maisto kama kyla.
Cukraus retail kur galima
gauti il w gerus pinigus. Su
anglimis taippat.
Maisto brangenybes klausi-
me Chicagoje 6m6 veikti fe-
derale grand jury. Pradejo
tyrinejimus. zinant is seniau
tq veikimq pasekmes, reikia
tik su ranka pamotl.
Is kar6s departamento pra-
nesta, kad is armijos sandeliq
Chicagoje bus zmonems pigiai
parduota keliolika milijonu
sva1q ivairios mesos Sal
dytos il blesinese.
Bet ka tas reiskia prizes
siaueianGia brangenybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
Nemazzejja Lenku Apetitas
Praryti Lietuya
Sake ir Lietuviams "leisia
apsispresti

sizzengimas ir baustinas sdaik-
tas. Bet lenkai nedaro jokio,
prasMengimo. Jie nori tik at
gauti savas teritorijas, katras
kituomet pasisavino Rusija.
Lenkija, sake Boufall, yra
pasirengusi duoti apsisprendi-
mo teises letgaliams, lietu-
viams, baltgudziams ir rusi-
mans jiems prigulineiose teri
TORTOISE.
Buferiniu viespatiju plenas.
Neziurint to visa, pareiske
lenkQ pasiuntinys, lenkai, rel
kalaudami pataisyti kas yra
bloga, nori tue paeiu laiku
isteigti ellie buferiniq viespati-
kurios butQ Lenkijos ekonomi-
ju, kurios butQ Lenk. ekonor4i-
Sake, tos veSpatijos Leliiy5ja
apsaugosia nuo Rusijos, Rrt
ra visuomet bHsianti agresy-
We prizes lenkus.
Kalbant apie santikius len
kQ su sayo kaimynais, majo-
ras Boufall sake:
"Su Yolietija yra aiskus IL
atviras musq priesginiavimas.
VokieGiai yra nuolatiniai mu-
su priesininkai. Mes visuomet
tikim6s uzpuolimu is vokieciq
puses. Reikia abejoti, kad
kuomet nors ivyktu susitaiky-
mas.
Su Lietuva "busia gerai."
"Su Lietuva musu santikiai
siandie intempti. Bet mes tu-
rime vilties, kad susitaikymas
il draugingumas inns virsu.
Vienatinis nerimaujantis pries
lenkus elementas-tai lietuylQ
dvasiSkija il inteligentija il,
daugiaus uz viska, vokieciq in
TAXA lietuvi1 vyriausybeje.
Lenkai yra nustebinti nepro-
tingais lietuviu reikalaVimais.
Ju noras gauti VilniQ ir Gar
dina yra vaikiskas.
"Dabartine bolseviku ofen-
syva, tai, matyt, llta jp pa
vartoiama metoda su tikslu
isiuIyti lenkams savo taiSa.o
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
NEsTREIKUos ANGLIJos
ANGLEKASIAI.

Londonas, bal. n. - Ang-
lekasiq federacija didziuma
balsp nusprende priimti w
riausybes pasiqlyma 20 nuos.
daugiau uzmokesties. Tuo bq-
du prasalintas anglekasip
streiko pavojus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
TURF BUT NUGINKLUOTA
voKIEcIU ARMIJA.
To pareikalausia talkininkai.


Paryzius, bal, Is. Cla
kaIbama, jog tomis dienonfls
Anglia, Prancuzija, Belgija
IL Italia bendrai pareikalar-
siancios Vokietijos, kad j kuo-
veikiaus nuginkluotQ savo ar
mia, kaip to reillalauja tai
kos sutarties salygos.
PrieSmgam atsitikime bus SUI
laikytaS maisto siuntimas !
Vokietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
sIBERIJoJE IKURTA zE-
MIETIJU VALDzIA.

Maskva, bal. Is. = Uzbai-
kal6j. Siberijoj ikurta nauja
rusu zemietiju valdzia. Laiki-
Ma sostinG parinkta Verchniam
-Udinslle. Prezidentas yra kaz-
koks Aregnikov.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19

Marseilles, bal. 16. Pran-
cuzq kares teismas nubsstde
miriop moteriske Lousie Boz
LIME, kuri 1914 metals vokie-
CLANS iskunde prancuzp ka-
reiyi Michel Amedee, save kai-
.myna. Ia kareiyi tuomet yo-
kieciai nugalabino.