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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-02
FIRE DESTROYING CROPS
Fierce Blaze. Miles Wide. Sweeps
Argentine Wheat Fields

A fire so miles in width in the
1eighborhood of San German, be-
,ween Buenos Aires province and
he Pampa territory, has been eX-
.inguishd. Six hundred acres Of
wheat were destroyed. 1t is. be-
'ievcd to have been set by agitators.
Five hundred men have been sent
IS reinforcements to those fighting
ne fire, which was famed by a
strong wind and had done serious
1amage, destroying crops, cattle and
oasturage.
The fire is coincident with con-
,inuation Of agrarian agitation in
raricus parts of Argentina, notwith
standing predictions that settle
nents between property owners. and
harvest hands. already effected or
prospective. would end the trouble.
\ strike of harvest hands has been
declared at Chaabuco, province OF
3uenos Aires, and it has been ac-
.ompanied by distribution of circu-
ars threatening to burn crops.
Two alleged agitators have been
Tiled while resisting arrest. Strikes
f crews of threshing machines
nave held up harvesting in parts
# Santa Fe province.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-02
FOCH'S FAITH

Marshal Foch, firm believer II
the Christian religion, naturally rec
ognized the truth of the observation
of the Book Of Ecclesiastes that the
Trace is not always to the swift. no,
!. the battle to~the strong
While the terrible war was If
progress the Kaiser banked much
"upon the help Of the Lord" as he
put it. Foch had his eyes turned
heavenward also. He believed tbs
God Of all truth was looking down
upon struggling France, almost
bled white by the sangulnary as
saults Of the black eagle. We wcr'
told at the time that he invoked tn
aid of heaven daily. and. like Stone
wall Jackson, stole away daily Il
some quiet shrine while responsible
ties were loading him down. He
did not, as the Kaiser, array him.
self in half dozen or more da2Z-
ling uniforms during the day. bu'
attired himself in fashion whlc'
often enabled him to pass incognit.
while seated in i mud-hespatte-e
army auto. He often fitted b.;
his own men unknown.
The French Marshal attribute
victory to insniration ccur!ed wit?
his determination. according to {
statement published elsewhere l.,
the Gazette.
The thrilling chapter t6th) Of r.
Second Book of Kings IS applieah',
81 in the case of Marshal Foch. IT,
King of Syria with his mighty host
was warning against Israel. The
servant of the Prophet Elisha had
cold feet when he surveyed the Sy
rian's array Of armed men. and he
said unto his master. alas. how
shall we do?" Elisha answered
Gear not, for they that be with Us
are more than they that be with
them. And Elisha prayed. and said
Lord, L pray thee. open his eyes.
that he may see. And the Lore,
opened the eyes of the young man:
and he saw: and behold the noun
tain was full of horses and chariots
OF fire around about Elisha"
The hosts Of Syria were stricken
with blindness and Israel was saved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-02
UHL REGRETS ACTION
Man Says He Is Sure Of
Innocence of Wife, Who Killed
Suitor

Cumberland. Md, Jan. 2.-Mervin
II. visited his wife, Mrs. Kate Uhl
, The Jail yesterday. She is held
>arged with the murder of Edgar
van Pownall, of Romrey, ". Va.
rdnesday. He expressed regrets over
acstioning his wife's fidelity, follow
o the discovery Of Pownal il her
>altment Monday night.
Mrs. Uhl stabbed Pownall when he
used her request to go to her hus-
Id and clear her name. Uhl declar-
today that he went up in the a!r''
',cwing the discovery OF Pownali in
w;fs's company, but he said her
osr nse to his shaking Of the lock
: door was instantaneous. He heard
Scuffle incident to her repelline
advances of Pownall, he stated
4 hat she opened the door instant
wls proof TO him that she had sue.
aGed in warding the other off.
TIL expressed entire confidence ir
9o.ence OF his wife, of whom he
2l:e as confid;ng country girl, who
red the ground that he walked on.
Is. Uhl's brother and father ais,
s:t9d her at the jail.
Ms. Uhls year-old baby is in jail
TN her. Her two older children are
.i,h her relatives al Mount Savage.
The body Of Pownall is still at the
r!ertaker's with no funeral arrange
'2".s made as yet. His father.
'homas j. Pownall, is i'll here from
runnps, while his mother is still at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-02
THE CASE OF BERGER

Formal notice has been served
opon Victor Berger that his election
. the House of Representatives IS
. be contested His fusion oppon-
Mt takes the ground that he is mo
,riously disqualified and ineligible"
\ second reason for instituting the
ontcst is "that any person found
nifty Of felony loses his right to
cite, and that in Wisconsin any
,srson who has been deprived OF his
;ght to vote also loses his right tc
cid office"
AS the Philadelphia Inquirer says:
the law in this case seems to be
erfectly simple, but even if It were
ct, common sense would decide that
.c candidacy of Berger was an I'M
ertinence and that his election can
ct be taken seriously. Most per-
ms must feel sense Of impatience
the legal technicalities which per-
lit this man, long ago sentenced tc
!ison, to be at large. much more
IN for Congress. 1t is curious
act that the radicals who flout the
" are nearly always the first tc
nDcal from the decisions of juries
ley claim to have no respect for
= law and yet they are eager to
SC it to escape punishment. -"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-02
TIE LATEST STEEL STEAAER

The fifth steel steamship con-
istructed by the Virginia Shinbui!d-
ing Corporation at Alexandria LETT
the plant today for Norfolk where
she will be loaded with coal for a
European port. The Morse. as was
done by the four modern ships now
upon the high seas, was flying the
Stars and Stripes and under her
name were the words "Of Alexan-
dria
This plant, which has :..aed so
some to the commercial interests OF
Alexandria, is little over two
years of age. yet during that short
period it has impaired an impetus
to the city's pulse beyond the
dreams of the greatest optimists
AS was the case on four previous
occasions, every man, woman and
child in our city invokes a bon voy-
age for the Edwin A. Morse. May
Father Neptune welcome the new
visitor to his domains with 4 friend
ly eve, and that he may be kindly
disposed to her sister ships also
which have recently been consigned
to their element in old Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-02
KILLED BY CELEBRATOR
Victim Standing on Atlantic City
Doorstep Fatally Injured

Atlantic City, N. j., Jan. g.
While standing in the doorway OF
the home of his fiancee talking to
her, Dominic Powell, %: years old,
of 1920 Baltic avenue, was shot,
presumably by a New Years cele-
brant, and died while being rushed
to the City Hospital in an ambu-
lance. Following the shooting Mich
ael Marvecchio was arrested, ac-
cused of having fired the shot.
Powell had been spending the
evening with his fiancee at 4o3
North New York avenue, and went
to the door with her when the whist
les and revolver shots announced the
New Year. Suddenly he cried that
he was shot and fell to the floor.
The ambulance was summoned but
the man died from an internal hem
.orrhage before it reached the hos
pital
The police then; arrested Marvecc-
hio whom they foun dasleep in his
home nearby. He denied that he
had killed Powell but admitted that
ho had fired his revolver in the air
at midnight and then gone back to
bed.
The authorities here are Of the
opion that the shooting was the
result of an accident, but Marvecc-
hio is being held pending a thor
ough investigation. He. is married
and has been an employee of the city
for several years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-02
+be hospital, ignorant of the fate of

The hospital, ignorant Of the fate OF
her son.
Young Pcwnall served in the Avla-
ton Service.
Mrs. Uhl's defense will rest on the
',nwritten law, and her attorneys, for
'ne,s States; Attorney David A Robb,
and Saul Praeger, .expresse the opinion
ishat there will be- hasty acaulttal,
Attorney Robb said her character n ha q
always been above suspicion: Il:
The attorneys say they will make no
2sfort to secure her release ON bail,
he coroner's jury having ordered her
acid without bail. This action of the
Jury does not meet with popular APP
soroval, the sympathy. of the COM
:nunity generally being expressed in
behalf Of the woman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-02
DISORDER on THE SEA
Engineer, Crazed by Memory of
Murder, Slashed by Mexican


Murder, Slashed by Mexican
New York. Jan. 2.-Fourteen
laws Of what the crew described as
the helliest hell' ended here yes
.c-day when the American steamer
,itv Of Puebla locked in the North
River.
Termination of the voyage from
Manchester, England, saw the crew
Without. food and water; the third
n cineer = raving maniac. his throat
ND "rmS slashed; Mexican water
,erdc- in irons and the firemen
forced to their boilers at a point Of
revolver.
A squad of policemen hurried
Robert McEckrcn, of Wyoming, in
IN ambulance to the Marine Hos
oital and took Manuel Lopez. his
,ssaiiant, TO prison.
Two Gays out from Manchester
the trouble started, said Capt. T.
i2ancr.
Weeping hysterieally, McEckren
forced his way into the captains
cabin with yell:
Il must tell. can't keep it any
longer"
He then told incoherent!y Of a
sheep herder's fight in Wyoming
lurirg which he killed man. He
took to the sea for safety. His Sc
crct unbcSomed, McEckren became
a raying maniac and rushed from
he cabin. He met Lopez, who
slashod McEckren's throat and cut
i II his arms with razor. Lopez
wa$ thrown in irons.
nisScHsion then spread among the
firemen. Chief Engineer Hazard
was bowled over with a wrench, but
was saved by members of the crew,
Order was restored only after the
galley oac been raided and the stock
cf food almost depleted. Water
casks were spilled
Immediately after the vessel
touched her nose to the pier the
crew rushed for flood joints to feed
I'D after a 81 hours starve. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-02
DIVORCES IN NEW YORK

New York, Jan. 2,-Approximate-
ly 1000 women residing on the
Island of Manhattan received no New
Years greetings today from the men
they welded. Divorce, separation and
:annulment suits begun during 1915
IN New York county were 4,005, an
increase of about 1000 over those
Of 1918. Divorce suits totaled 1885
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-02
ENGINE BLEW UP

Hagerstown, Nd, Jan. 2.-Thres
men were killed and three badly
injured yesterday as the result of
an explosion of a Western Mary
lard Railroad locomotive, 300 yards
west of Clear Springs station, which
is eleven miles west of Hagerstown
The dead are all of Hagerstown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-02
TWO GIRLS DIE IN FrRE

Philadelphia, Jan. 2.-Fire Of
unknown origin, which yesterday
destroyed the home of Max ChipiR,
resulted in the suffocation of Sophia
Chipin, years old, and her cousin,
Sarah seketea, aged 10.
After rescViag his wife and three
other chilareib, 0hipin made he
:roic attempt 70 save the two little
\ girls tl but 5saeiise sssmoke baked his
efforts - SfSF'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-02

standing running reach just about them when
ed out point shooting occurred
the One OF the bullets crashed INTO one
large plateglass windows OF
women, but walk a
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
v1EN1 sUGRYzo DARBAN,
KITI STREIKUoJA.

Vakar Chicagoje keli tuks-
tanGiai streikuojanGiu swith-
chmenq" buvo suSaukti susi-
rinkiman. Ismaningesni vadai
magino streikininkus perkal-
beti, kad jie grWtQ darban.
Tie vadai norejo spasakyti,
jog streikas yra kenksmingas
visuomenei ir visuomene ne
prijauGia streikininkams. Dar
norajo pareiksti, kad jie toles-
Mai nekovosia prizes pacla
Sales vyriausybe.
Bet kuomet tik buvo prisi-
minta apie gryzima darban,
didziuma susirinkusiu pakele
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
SUVARzOMI SOCIJALIS-
TAI NEW YORKO
VALSTTJOJE.
Legislature prieme du biliu
pries socijalistus.

Albany, N. Y, bal. %. =
New Yorko legislature Gsta-
tynQ leidimo butas) prieme
du biliu, atkreiptu prizes So
cijalistQ partija. Jei tuodu bl-
liu patvirtins legislatures Sc
natas, paskui gubernatorius,
tuomet socijalistQ partija at
eityje negal6s statyti If rmktl
jokiQ savo kandidatQ i vals-
tijos valdvietes.
Biliu priimta SO balsais prizes
56. Tad ai$ku, kad sumanymu
netur6jo perdaug dideho
prielankumo.
Vienam biliuje pasakyta,
kad negali but kandidatais i
valdvietes zmon6s is toklos
partijos, kurios principal, dok-
trinos II politika priesingi
Suv. ValstijQ il New Yorko
valstijos konstitucijai.
kitu biliu autOrizuojamas
generals valstijos prokroras
patraukti tieson tokias politl-
kines organizacijas, katrQ
principal priesingi Sales ir
valstijos konstitucijoms. To-
kios organizacijos turi but at
Skirtos nuo rinkimu.
Labai keisti tie legislatures
sumanymai. Mes jie pakels
valstijoie pasalingu priesinin-
kQ politikoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
POLICJA kAUJASI SU
STRE|KININKAIS.

Butte, Mont, bal. %. Ar
ii Neversweat vario l1asyklu
vakar buvo pakilusios riauses,
kuriose dalyvavo streikuojan-
tieji kasyklQ dapbininkai. Sc
rifas pasiunte prizes JUGS savo
pagelbininkus. Istiko kruvi-
mas susiremimas.
Pasekmeje pasauta IA dar-
bininkq ir vienas serifininkas.
Gydytojai tvirtina, kad lleli
pasauti nepasveiksia,
sitos apyfinkas vario kasyk-
lose per metQ elles gyvuoja
darbininlSu nepasitenkinimas.
Reikia pasakyti, kad perdaug
Gia darbininkus kursto indus
trijalistai agitatoriai. Bet rel
kia pazyineti, kad darbininkai
ibegaIo ir isnaudojami.
Pastaraisiais laikais dalis
darbininku sustreikayo, nes
kompanijos sumazino jiems
uzdarbius. Kompanijos sakosi
ia padariusios del atpigimo
vario. Sake, kares metu vario
svarui buvo mokama 25c., 81
siandie tik 18c.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
NEVYKSTA BOLsEVIKAMS
SU PREKYBA.

Copenhagen, bal. 22.-Laik-
raStis Berlingske Tridende
praneSa patyres, kad cia rusQ
bolSevikQ Krassino If Litvino-
vo tarybos su anglQ atstovals
prekybos reikalajs pasibaigu-
sios be jokiQ pasekmiQ.
Pasakojama, kad tasai ne
pavykimas paeina is to, mes
bolSevikam truksta reikalingQ
kvalifikacijQ apie prekyba.
Sakoma, jog Krassin veikiai
iSkeliausias Rusijon, gi Litvi-
nov dar Gia pasiliksas politi-
kos reikalais. .,.
BolSevikQ valdziai truksta
tinkamQ zmoniu vesti painius
reikalus. Juk If Vokietijos So
cijalistq valdzia jokiuo budu
negali apsieiti be pasaliniq
prityrusiu zmoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
NEzINIA KAS BUS SU 30,
NUSAIS BUVUSIEMS
KAREIVIAMS.
Daugelis priesinasi; sails tu-
res dideli deficita.

Washington, bal. p. = Bu-
vusiems kareiviams bonusQ
klausimas zemesniajam kon-
greso butte sutinka smarkQ pa
sipriesinima. Kai-kurie atsto-
val stow uz tai, kad buvu-
stems kareiviams reikalinga
kokia nors pagelba is vyriau-
sNbes pus9s, ypac items, ka-
triems pagelba reikalinga. Bet
kad duoti buvusiems karei-
viams pinigp, sake, butQ jau
perdaug to darbo.
Taip tvirtina If pats repub-
likonQ lyderis Mondell. Jis
sako, kad buvusiems karei-
viams kaip nors reikia pagel-
b6ti, bet ne grynais pinigais.
Atlueipiama donna j deficita.
"Mes Sitam klausime susi-
dul.iame su tikraja pad6timi;
bet ne su teorija > kalbejo
atstovas Good, is Iowa valsti-
jos, skyrimu komiteto pirmi-
ninkas.
ssPraeito birzelio men. 30
dienq Sales pinigyne buvo
So, 300,000,000 deficito. Tas de
ficitas buvo padengtas trum-
po lailSotarpio valdiskais Ger
tifikatais.
"Kaip mes ekonominiai ne
apsieisime, mes II be sunano-
mp ibonusp kareiviams su at
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
TRIMS AMERTKoS GAR
LAIVIAIS VEzAMI GE-
KAI-SLOVAKAI.
Jie is Siberijos bus pristatyti
Europon.

Vladivostokas, bal. II (su-
velinta) -Suv. ValstijQ trans
portas Mount Vernon, d.
dziausias garlaiviS, koks kuo-
met nors buYo iplaukes Vladi-
vostoko uostan, vakar iSplau-
Ike Su $500 ceEQ-slovaEQ ka-
reiviQ il su 600 voki6GiQ nelal-
SviQ. Jis plaukia ! San Fran
cisco. Is ten per Panama !
Gibraltarq il pagaliauS j Trie-
sta.
Kitu du tranSportu, Presi-
dent Grant ir America, plau-
kia Suezo perkaso keliu, taip-
pat j Triestq. Sitiedu veza 49,
600 Gekq-slovakQ kareiviQ.
Penkiu menesiu kelione.
Anglia taippat turi parvez-
ii is Siberijos Europon dali
GekQ-slovakQ kareiviQ. Angli-
ia keliolikQ tukstanciQ tQ ka-
reiviQ pristat6 jau Kanadon.
Is ten bus paimti Europon.
Mount Vernon garlaiviui ke-
lone is VladivOstoko ] Trieste
Mtruks penkis m6nesius.
Siuo !garlaiviu keliauja su
savo moterimi il vaiku vienas
"raudonaSiS,p Arkadii Anto-
movie Krakoveckii. Jis yra bu-
YES vyriausiakS zepietijoS ar
mijos vadas Gia Pajur6s pro-
vincijose.
Kuomet japonai uzem6 Via
divostokq, jis buvo gaudomas.
Bet laim6 skyr6 jam laiku pa
sprQsti il atsidurti garlaivin.
Keliauia ir konsulis.
Krakoveckii priimtas gar
laivin, nes jis yra stiprus anne
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
ARMIJA REIKALINGA VI
DUJINIAMS REIKALAMS.
Prancuzija astral tam
priesinsis.

Paryzius, bal. 22.-Vokieti-
JOS vyriausyb6 talkininkQ ta-
lyboS, turinGioS Susirinkima
San Reno, ItalijOi, reikalauja
leiSti jai padidinti Savo armi-
ia ligi 100000 vyrQ. Mes pagaI
taikOs SutartieS Vokietija gall
tureti tik 100000 vyrQ.
TaS reikalavimas iSreikStas
notoje. mduotoje prancuzQ W.
rubeziniu reikalQ ofisui SlI
praSymu pasiQsti ta nOtq talki-
ninkQ tarybai mieste San Re-
mo.
Notoje pareiSkiama, jog
Skaitlingesnt armija reikalin-
ga palaikyti viduJlne tvarkq
Vokietijoje, II pagaliaus dar
todel, jog patti daDartin6 armi-
ia paSiprieSins jos paskirsty-
mui.
Nori veikianciosios armijos.
ToliauS sakOma, kad Woke
tijos vyriausybe ir toliaus tar,
nyboje nori palikti visa gene.
rail- Stabq il oficieru korpusa
Tai visa rei$kia, kad Vokietija
nori pasilaikyti visas veikian.
Giosios armijos metmenis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
Skaldosi Gelezinkeli4 Strei-
kininku Vienybe

baisiausia truksma. Neduota
kalbtti. Imta saukti, kad va
dai juos pardave.
Pasekmeje policija turejo i
simaisyti il istustinti sale.
Po to nepavykusio susirin-
kimo dalis streikinifkQ, pata-
Rama savo vadQ, sugryzo dar-
ban, gi zymesneji dalis pasili-
ko streikuoti.
= Tas reiskia, kad streikas
suskaldytas II galp-gale Vi.
stems streikininkams prisieis
gryzti darban.
Pranesta, kad kaip siandie
bus turimas dar vienas strei::
kininkQ susirinkimas. Mes pc
paranka is kalejimo paliuosuo
tas svarbiausias streikininku
vadas If organizatorius Cru
nau. Nuo to tad prigules to-
lesnis likusiu streikininkq vel
kimas.
Rytinase valstijose irgi cry
Eta normalen wagon traukiniq
vazin6jimai.
7 stockyardus galvijq pris-
tatoma daugiau kaip nornia-
liais laikais.
Tik su anglimis yra yargo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23

Sakoma, jei Vokietijai bus
leista pasilaikyti generall Sta
ba II ofieierq korpusa, tuomet
vokieGiu amija sugrys 1914
metq wagon. Mes jei bus po
ranka metmenys, nebus sunku
prisi6jus reikalui, gauti II
ataudimo, ty. reillalingo skait-
liaus kareiyiE.
Kick zinom&, Prancuzija Vi
somis pastangomis prieSnsis
tam naujam vokieeiu reikala-
vimpi. Mes prancuzams tas yfa
pavojinga.
Prancuzija nenori- atsapkti
kariuomenes.
San Reno susirinkime pa
kelta sumanymas talkinin-
kams atsaukti is Pareinio Sa
vo kariuomene, kuomet Woke
tija ispildys kaikurias finansi-
mes priedermes.
Sumanyma paremia Anglia
If Italia. Bet Prancuzija as
trial priesinasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
ANGLEKASIAI STATO
AUGsTUs REIKALA-
VIMUS.

New York, bal. %. = cia
turi tarybas kietuju angleka-
syklp kompaniju atstoyai su
anglekasiu atstovais. Daro-
mas naujas kontraktas.
Anglekasiai pareikalavo go
nuos. didesnio uzmokescio.
Klausimas, ka j tai atsalxys
kompanijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
PAsKIRTAS TEMYTOJAS
TAIKOS KoNFEREN-
CLIQUE.

Washingtono, bal. %. - Su-
lig prezidento Wilsono moro,
miesta San Reno, Italijoje,
pasipstas Suv. ValstijQ> amba-
sadorius Ryme,- johnson.
TalkininkQ tarybos konfe-
renciioje jis netur6s balso. Bet
bus kaipo t6mytojas. Jis pra-
ne$ Gia vyriausybei apie nu-
veilltus talkininkQ darbus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23

rikonQ Salininkas. Jis prie
kiekvienos progos patarnau-
davo amei.ikoniSkos kariuome-
n6s vadui gen. Graves. Gi gen
Gaidos laikais ella tas Krako-
veckii tur6io prieglaudq anne.
rikoniSkoi kar6s stovykIoj.
Suv. ValstijQ generals kon
sulis Harris irgi iSkeliaVo gar
laiviu Mount Vernon. Jis ke-
liauja Japonijon. Tenai susi-
els ir pasitars su amerikonls-
ku ambasadoriu Morris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
GAL CARRANZA PAS
.KELBS KARES
STOW.
Apie tai yra nepatvirtintu
ziniQ.

San Antonio, Tex, bal. %.
Is Meksikos sostines cia
gauta ziniu, kad prezidentas
Carranza, regis, pareikalausiqs
savo kongreso visoj Meksikoj
suspenduoti asmenine gvaran-
tia, ty. visa Sail pastatyti lla-
res stovin, taigi militarinen
valdzion.
Vietos Meksikos konsuliate
nepatvirtinamos tos zinlos.
Dar dvi valstijes atsimete.
Washington, bal. %. Gen.
Benjamin Hill, gen. Obregono
prezidencijal6s kampanijos We
d6jas, suzeistas musyJe ties
Contreras, kur revoliucijonie-
rial buve iveikti, anot paskel-
bilno Gia is Meksikos ambasa-
dos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
Turkiijja Suskaldoma
! kelias DaliS

kadangi abb vieSpatiji jaueiasi
nepasitenkinusi kita kitos vel
kimu, tad tQ teritoriju likimas
paliekamas apspresti patoges-
MEMS laikams. Taip bent nori
Anglia, gi Sitos turi klausytl
Prancuzija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
AIRIU sUOKALBIS = PRA
SIMANYMAS.

New York, bal. %. Ang-
lijos reprezentantai paskeLbe,
kad bulk Gia spdarytas kazkos
prizes Anglia airiQ suokalbis,
yra tik vienas piktQ zmonlu
prasimanymas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
Atrial PRIESINGI ANGLI
JOS AMBASADORIUI.

Newark; N. j., bal. %.
New Jersey valStijos airiu ko-
mitetas, kurs darbuojasi Airi-
JOS nepriklausomybGs reika-
laiS, valstyb6s sekretoriui Col
by praneSa, kad Anglijos am
baSadorius Geddes nebutQ pri-
pazintas Airijos ambasadoriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
Vokietija Reikalauja Skait-
Iingesnes Armijos

Stai kokiQ armiios daliQ no.
ii: y diviziju infanterijos su
artilerija; 3 divizijQ raitarijos;
penkip specially brigadQ, ku-
rioSna ineitq po du pulku in
fanterijos (Sauliu) ir po dvi
grupi artilerijos.
Be to dar norma: po viena
batalijonq sunkiosios artileri-
jos prize kiekvienos divizijos
infenterijos; 100 l6ktuvQ, pa
dalintQ j 8 grupes; il keturiu
specially kariuomen6s kom-
panijQ darbams prize gelezin-
keliQ. 4
Gvardija bus demobilizuota.
Su pamin6ta nota Vokietija
uzrubeziniQ reikalu, ofisui in
dave dar dvi kitas notas.
Vienoje is tn sakoma, kad
Vokietija demobilizuos If pa
naikins pilieGiu gvardija, kaip
to reikaIauja talkininkai.
Kitoje-Vokietija reikalau-
ia leisti jai padidinti skaitliQ
reiehswehrQ IL artilerijos neu-
traliam ruoze.
Prancuzija bus priesinga.
Ola prancuzq oficijalese STE
rose sakoma, kad Vokietija
tuo keliu megina atgaivinti
savo senobine armija II siste-
maeiai kovoja prizes Versail-
leso taikos sutarti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
PRIEME ANGLIJoS AMBA-
sADORIU.

Westinghouse, bal. %.
Eakar yalstybes sekretorius
Colby savo ofise prieme nau.
ia Anglijos anlbasadoriq Sir
sGeddes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-23
Didziausia pagarba.

"Didziausias pagarbos zen
klas, koki Amerikos kareivls
lyuomet nors buvo nesiojes
(devejes), bus jo pasisventl-
mo zenklas, bet ne bonusas z,
sake atstovas. Good. "As nesu
tikras, bet man atrodo, kad
mes buvusiam kareiyiui pada-
rytrrnem didele neteisybe in
brukdami rankon pinigus. Mes
tuomct tas kareivis butQ ly-
gus tam, katras kares metu
didelius pinigus pelne su ka-
res kontraktais.