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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
COMMITTEE BUSY WITH SWIFT PROBE
Want Details of Wonderful Economic Law" Cited By
 Mir. Weld


 Washington. March 1s.-cross- exam inatien of L. D. H. Weld of Swift & Co. occupied the House agriculture committee at its hearing today on proposed legislation for control of the meat packing industry. Repr 4senta- tive Anderson, republican ne. fI sponsor for one of tne esdle. .ory bills. wanted to know details of what he called this wonderful new eco- homie law" cited by MT. Weld in busi- ness statistics to show that the per centage of business done by the 1eao- ing concerns in number of indus tries remained constant in it's prepara- tion through many years.
 Mir. Weld insisted that this con- stancy did not indicate that the -big ffve' Chicago packers were in com tinatiou in any way He also said that additional evidence produced by the federal trade commission to show combination. taken from packers cor respondence files. was unfair because only parts of telegrams were used. Suppressed portions. he said. changed the aspect.
 Asserting that no opportunity was given the packers 70 express stheir views on the pending Senate regula- tory measure before it was reported by the agriculture committee of that body the Institute of American Mea. Packers, in a statement presented through Representative John w.
 ainey. democrat Illinois. said enact ment of the Senate bill would Head to untold confusion and conflict
 The objectionable veature of the r.nate bill~ as described in thes insti- tute's statement are that it is class legislation. involves duplication of government agencies. substitutes a government of men for a government of laws. sets dangerous precedent, is un-American. leaves room for un- certainty, unduly limsts the activities of the packers. takes away advantages which would be employed by the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
BARNETT CASE TAKEN
 U NDER AMUSEMENT BY SUPREME COURT

Topeka, Kan. March 13.-After hear ing to effect the return of Jackson Bar nett. 7O-year-old millionaire Indian. to his federal guardian. the supreme court this afternoon announced that it would take the case under advisement X decision Is not expected for several days, it was said. Barnett and his two-weeks bride attended the hearing.
 Barnett and his young wife were brought to Topeka early today from Golf feyville. where they have been living since their marriage two rTeels ago. The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
NINE APPLICANTS
 FOR LAW LICENSE

Montgomery. March 1 S.. Especially Nine applicants for law licenses were granted permission to practice by the supreme court Friday on the recon
 mendation of the. state board of law. examiners which has been gradiiG the papers this. week The successful ap- plicants are Chappe)l Cory, Jr., of Bir- mingham. G. R, CafterAof Birmingham, e. M Galbreath Of Birmingham. Jim C. smith of Birmingham. W. M.sThomp- son of BirnIingham, Leo M. Flynn of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
BAPTISTS PLANNING
 COMMUNITY HOU ES FOR FOREIGN BOR N
sx A.,sni.tsa Prs.

New York. March 13.-Community houses for use of Americas 1S,00o,0Oo for eign-born people and their children, as a means of combating the spread of radi- calism and solving economic and social problems, is an important part of the Eew world movement to be put under way by northern Baptists. It was an rounced today that plans are being made for the erection of community houses in states of the northern Baptist convention where the percentage of foreign-born is greatest. More tahn s2.00o,000 is to be expended for structures and equipment alone
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14

condition for the early s'ring plantings. Fertilizers will be used much more freely in this section this season than for the three years past. There will be an in- crease in acreage planted to cotton, ac- cording to present indications. although the acreage in corn will hardly be re- duced over last year
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
Indorse General Wood
 By Associated -rsss

Knoxville, Tenn. March fs-Knox county republicans in mass convention today indorsed Gen. Leonard Wood for the republican nomination for Presi- dent, indorsed the record of Congress- man ]. Will Taylor, and pledged sup port for his re-election
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
Local Data

holders here in the meeting to be held in that city of the officers of the Duke offset Oil Company. 1t is expected that this company will begin drilling an oil we'll near Fort Worth in the near fu- ture
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington. March 13.---Forecast for Alabama and Mississippi: Fair Sunday; Monday fair east portion.
 Georgia: Fair Sunday Monday fair warmer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14

Mobile. John c. Foster of Tuscaloosa, Marion Rushton of Montgomery and J.
 c. Shepherd of Berry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14

smaller packers under the divorcement decree confers autocratic and arbi- trary power to limit business on a
 commission and authorizes unlawful
 search and seizure
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14

John A. Darden has purchased of W. O.. Stiiwell the Goodwater Enterprise. and will take active charge of the paper at once. He promises to get out an up- to-date weekly for Goodwater and Coosa county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
GOODWATER


 G o W ter. March 1i.-(Speciau Charles R Grimes of this place died yes terday afternoon at 3 o'clock. MT. Grimes had been sick about a week with the flu, which developed into pneumonia, from which he suecumbed. The deceased was raised in this community and was held m high esteem by all who knew him. He is the son of Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Grimes of Goodwater.
 The entire family of the deceased was taken sick with the flu several days ago, and all are yet sick, and through the sick ness of his family the deceased would wait on them and thus exposed himself. resulting in pneumonia which proved fatal.
 MT. Grimes leaves a widow, two daugh- ters and one son. his father and mother, two sisters--Miss Hattie Grimes of this place and, Mrs. Lena Mallory of Bir- mingham-n other relatives and a host of friends who are made sad by his death. lntefment will take place to- morrow at Goodwater
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14

More than fo0 cases of flu have devel- oped here within the last few days, but all except the cases named above are doing we'll.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14

R. H. Crew is critically iHNwith pneu- mcnia. He was also first stricken with the flu. Grave doubts are entertained of his recovery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14

supreme court was asked In a petition filed by Barnetts guardian, Carl O'Hor- nett, of Henryetta, okla, Co have the IT dian placed In custody of the court. In. his petition. OHornett charged the bride. who was Mrs Anna Laura Lowe, with being an adventures of pronounced type. and that she lured Barnett "by artfui and designing motives"
 According 10 OIIornett, the Indian has an annual income from oil royalties Of sle0, GOO a year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14

A Berkshire (Alass.l man has on bis lawn as receptacIes for flowers three marbel bathtubs, for which he paid S3v each. The cost to the original owner, after whose death they were sold. was B O00 each.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
boys blouses

Every mother who knows will say Blach's blouses are far ahead of anything else in town-both in value and variety.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
OFFICERS
2 to 70 years

Lucky for you Blach's looked ahead in ar ranging for this seasons wash suits. Early buying on our part saved you mothers many dollar. The spring models are beautiful prettier than ever before-and the prices seem no higher than they used to be.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
CHICAGOJE.. C H
VIENA DIRBTUVE AP-
GRIAUTA, KITA sUNAI-
KINTA.

Nakti prizes SeStadieni Des-
PLANES gatves policijos apiru-
b6je sprogo dvi pamestos bonn
bos. Trenksmas sutruskino
daugeli langq stiklu ir is mie-
go pazadino aplinkinius gy-
ventojus.
Viena bomba apgriove Nj
cholas Diamond Co. dirbtuve,
GIG West. Adams gat. Kita
dirbtuve Excelsior Manu-
featuring Co., 322 No. Carpen-
ter gat, gerokai ,sunaikinta.
Vienur ir kitur buvo paki-
le darbininku streikai. Todel
policija nuomoniauja, kad tai
busia darbininkq nesutikimQ
pasekm6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
KAs KA1P IsMANo, TAIP
DARO.

Municipalis teisejas Rooney
atsisak6 isduoti iris warantus
prizes samdomuju namQ saw
kurie nesildo pagyve-
nimu.
Syeikumo komisiionierius
tad kriepesi j vyriausia mu-
nicipali teisejja OIsona. Pasta
rasis pasizadejo aptarti ta
klausima pitmiau pasimasius
su teiseju Rooney.
O jqk perniai " neapslldy-
ma pagyyeninnu keli nanny saA
vininkai buvo nubausti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
Auku S9,158.

KalbQ protarpiais dainavo
didelis p. Pociaus vedamas
choras, susirinkes If gi be
"skirtumo paziurQ." Padary-
ia rezoliucija, su kuriIja atsi-
Saukta j visa civilizuota pa
SAUL, kad uztartQ Lietuva jos
kovoi del teisybts If taikos.
Rezoliucija iSsimain6ta visur,
kur tik il gall but naudinga.
Auku surinkta $9,15S.
Tai nemaza kruva LietuvOS
pinigais. Bet, INFANT domon
skaitliQ zmoniq, galejo but SUI
rinkta daugiau. Chicagiecial
tik tuomi galetu teisinties,
kad be Sitos bendros demon
stracijos kiekviena Lietuvlu
kolonija dar skyrim dare SUI
sirinkimus il rinko aukas.
Apie ivykusia Sita milzinis-
ka Lietuviq demonstracija p.
j. HertmanaviGius, viso susi-
rinkimo ved6jas, issiunt6 tele-
gramas Lietuvos Atstovybei
Washingtone, Lietuvos vyriau-
sybei il specijaliai karo mini
strut.
Sitos amerikieciu LietuviQ
pastangos tegu dar labjaus
sustiprina musQ brolius T6vy-
neje. Gi musQ mieliems karei-
S9liams teduoda dar daugiau
drasos ir iStverm6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
TURBUT, VEL BUS TETS
MAS.

Buves armijos leitenantas
Vanderer, kurs andai teismo
nubaustas 25 metams kaleji-
mo uz nuzudyma savo mote
ries, matyt, il vel bus teisias
mas kriminaliam teisme.
Vanderer be nloters nuzude
dar ,ir kita koki nepazlstama
jauna vyra, kuriuo, kaipo
plesiku, norejo prisidengti.
Sakoma, kad tasai vyras
.jau esas identifikuotas II uz
jo nuzudyma Vanderer busias
teisiamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02

tuVOS teISeS.
ViSiems patiko patrijotines
kun. Pakalnio ir kun. BriSkOs
kalbos, kad Lietuva nekadOs
nevergaus Lenkams.. Ji daug
kent6jusi praeityj, teciaus ne
zuvus. Tad iSsigelb6s II is ka-
lamQju jai dabar nauju rete-
ziQ. -
Gerai pakalb6jo p. Griga1-
tiS apie tai, kaip Lenkai su
savo generolu "zulikowskiu'
megino pasauli apgauti. Kal-
b6tojas iSrodin6jo, kad Lietu-
val iSganymas ne dabartIn6je
TautQ Sqjungoje, ne pasauio
didziunQ malon6je, bet MUMMY
Sc, Lietuviuose, LietuvOs liau-
dyje. ........
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
.LENKAl JUDO L|ETUVIUS
KUN|GUS.
JIE KoNCENTRUoJAsI
APLINK VILNIU.
vokieeiai neistoja Lietuviu
armijon.

KAUNAs, spal. 27 (Suve-
lintas oficijalis Lietuvos Wy
riausybes pranesimas.) Len
kai nesiliauja koncentruoti
vilniun savo karuomenes. Ka-
ruomenes dalys ir amunicija
kasdien gabenamos is Lenki-
jos.
Visatina mobilizacija Lietu-
vote eina toliaus >ir grieztas
pasiryzimas ginti savo sales
nepriklausomybe matomas vi
sur. Yra atsitikimu, kad SUI
sene kunigai istoja Lietuvos
armijon.
Kad uzkirtus kelia platini-
mui melaglngu ar pramanytu
ziniu, Lietuvos vyriausybe pa
reiskia, kad nera Voheciu,
kurie butu istoje Lietuvos ar
mijon, ir kad mazos ju kuo-
pos, kurios buvo perejusios
per siena palei Eidkunus,, nu-
ginkluotos ir grazintos atgal.
Teciaas yra tikra tiesa, kad
skaitlingas LietuviQ laisvano-
riu burys is Klaipedos kras-
to yra istojes musp armijon
visi siandie leidziamieji gan
dai apie nauja Voheciu inva-
zija Lietuvon yra be jokio pa
mato.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
SAD CHICAGO SUSIsIEK-
TU sU VANDENYMI.

Darbuojamasi Chicago pada-
ryti milziniska prekybai nuo-
sta, susisiekianti su Atlantiku
didziuliais ezerais If st. Law
renee upe.
Norma, kad Chieagon is
Atlantiku atplauStu didziaus1
garlaiviai.
Jei tasai sumanymas butu
inkunytas, pasaulio turgavie-
tesna kokiuo laikotarpiu butu
issgabenta prekiu vertas SO mi-
liiardp dolieriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02

ILietuviu apgyventame Vii
niaus apskrityj ivestas teroro
viespatavimas. Pc Lenku glo-
ba uzregistruota daugybe fax
tu nezmonisko apsiejimo ir
plesimo.
Kunigai labai Lenku musa-
mi. Vienas net pakartas, htas
susaudytas. Pasiraso Tiskevi-
cius.
VirSpamin6ta zinia "Drau-
gui" prisiunte Lietuvos In
formacijp Biuras. Tuo tarpu
IS Berlyno depesoje is Spa
liq 80 d., ir tai Berlyne O.
ficijaliai patvirtintoje, sako-
ma, kad Lietuva organizuo-
ia armija is 10000 parink-
tiniausipjq vyrQ, su kuriQ
pagelba bus tesiamas ka-
ras prizes Lenkus. Toliaus
sakoma, jog daugelis Vokie-
ciQ oficierQ, praejusiomis
keliomis savaitemis pereju-
sin Lietuvos siena, istojo
organizuojamon Lietuvos
armijon. Pabaigoje pareis-
kama, kad Vokieciai karei-
vial Lietuvoje, esq, brangiai
apmokami. Kiekvienam die
noje, esa, mokama po 80
markiQ (auksinu).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
ROSELANDO IR APYLIN
.KEs LIETUvIy DEMONS
TRACUA.

Sta sekmadieni Roselando
(In.) If apylinkes Lietuviai
taippat tur6jo demonstracija
prizes Lenkus imperijalistus.
Nuns pranesta, jog demon
stracija buvo didele ir labai
gerai pavykusi. Lietuyai aukQ
surinkta $1,000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
LITHUANIAN PROTEST
AGAINST POLISH
AGGRESSION.

Chicago Liahuanians, assem-
bled at the Seventh Regiment
Armory of Illinois, October
31st, 1920, under the auspices
of the Lithuanian Societies
and Organizations, represen-
ting a Lithuanian colony of
Chicago and suburbs, Of over
100000 people, and reflecting
the sentiment Of the 100000
Lithuanians, residing in the
United States of America, ha-
We taken under their serious
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
INES kariavome " visq tautql
Laisve'', sake KareiViai
Demonstracya Pasibaigia SUI
Protesto Rezioliucija

SpaliQ 81 d. Chicago pama-
t6 LietuviQ Skaitlingumq ir
vienybe. kuomet iie pak6l6
protestQ prizes LenkuS impe-
rijaliStuS. teriOianGiuS Lietu-
Va.
Chicago pamat6, ko dar ne
kuomet nebuvO maGiuSi. Lie
tuviai demonstration suSirin-
ko taip skaitlingai, kad visos
Bridgeporto gatv6s buvo uz-
imtos mar$uojanGiaiS. Nuo
LietuviQ tiesiog linko ir Sail
gatviai.
Is NiSQ miesto LietuviQ ko-
lionijQ marSavo divizijos pas
kui divizijaS. Nei pereiti, nei
pravaziuoti.
MusQ broliai Lietuviai ka-
revival, tarnavuSieji SuT. Val
stijQ armijoje, skaitlingai su-
sirinko demonstration. Su-
tartinai iie marSayo gatv6mis,
pasidaline ! keliolikq kompa-
nijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
Visi iSVien.

DiMiui6 7-ojo Illinois pulko
ginkluotuv6 (salG) buvO pill
nut6l6 LietuviQ. Ton Sal6n tel
pa keliOlika tukstanciQ zmo-
niu. Kita dalis LietuviQ buvo
lauke, aplinkin6se gatv6se,
Simtuose auaomobiliQ. Sal6n e.
10 visi be skirtumo. Daroma
LietuvoS zmon6ms skriauda
suvienijo visus.
Bendrojon demonstration.
plauk6 is visos Chicagos If a.
pylinkiQ ivairios draugijos, Or
ganizacijos, gvardijos, kuopos,
kliubai, visi ne$ini v6liavomis
il tinkamais parasais. Vienu
kareiviu buvo apie 800. JQ ne
Samas parasas buvo: "Mes
kariavome uz visu tautQ lais-
We" (kaip tai ironiSkai skam-
ba NUNS Site zodziaiD.
At6jo mazq mergaicip bu-
rvs nurs6mis pasiredziusiQ.
Paskui vaikai dailiai pasipuo-
Sc tautinemis spalvoms. Oar
paSkiau grail gyvOji musQ We
lava. At6io taippat if "D6de
Samas" "Laisve' vedinas.
Grazus buvo reginys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
S|AND|E rim
KIMAI.

Tvyksta prezidencijaliai rim
kimai. Kas tik pilietis, tegu
balsuoja. Lietuviai tegu bal
suoja uz tuos Sales il valsti-
jos virsininkus, katrie yra pa
lankqs tautQ laisvei If nepri-
klausomybei, ypaG katrie sto-
vi uz Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
NEPAPRASTAs TRUK-
sMAS.

Artinanties rinkimams, Chi
cagoje pakeltas nepaprastas
truksmas. Partijq lyderiai dar
buojasi savo pusen patraukti
kuodaugiausiai balsuotojq.
Daugiausia skamba demolS=
ratai. Bet tai tuScia baGka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
UKRA1NAI PAEME ODE
SSA.

Paryzius, Lapkr. l. cia
Lenkq misijja skelbia, jog u
krainq raitarija ,paemusi nuo
bolsevikq Odessa. Bolsevika5,
sake, atsimete isilgai gelezih-
kelio ant Voznesiensko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
PINIGy kURsAs.

svetimu saliu pinigu verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000 spaliu so
buvo toha sulig Merchants Loan
and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingp svarui $S.4S
Lietuvos 100 auksinp LS2
LenHios 100 markiu .S5
Vokietiios 100 markiu 1872
Prancuziios uz $1.oo IS fr. 70
1talijos uz $1.oo 2e |. IS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
BoLsEvIKAI PAEME GEN.
sEMIoN0VA.

Londonas. Lapkr. l. = Be
vieliu telegraph is Maskvos
.pranesta, jog nereguliare bol-
sevikq karuomene Siberijoje
paemusi kazoku atamana, gen.
Semionova, ligsiol ten veikusi
prizes bolSevikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
McSW|NEY YRA KENTE:
TOJAS.
TAIP sAKo CHICAGoS
ARKIVYSKUPAS.

Praeita sestadlenl SventoJo
Vardo Katedroje, Chicago,
buvo pamaldos uz mirusi An
glijos kalejime Airiu patrijo-
ta McSwiney.
Pamoksla sake 10 Augstoji
Malonybe Chicagos Arkivys-
kupas Jurgis Mundelein.
"Kuomet didysis karas pa
sibaige, /" sake Arkivyskupas,
cir kuomet Atrial pastebejo,
kad jie skaudziai apvilti, ir
kad laisve pazadeta mazo-
sioms tautoms palette tik tas,
kurios prigulejo prize nugale
tn valstybiq, bet ne prize per
galetoju, jiems paliko wien tik
beyiltis ir desperatinis pasi-
rinkimas, arha savo priesinin-
kus prasalinti is savo zemes
ginklu spekomis arba poseno-
vel vilkti sunku svetima jut-
GA dar per septynis Simtme-
Gus,
"Pakelti prizes prieSininka
gink1us butq reiske sauzudys-
te, gi pasilikti kaip buve, butq
reiske ant visuomet pranykti
is pasaulio akiu.
"Atsidurus tokion nepapra-
ston pozicijon, Airijos naujo
tipo, jauni vyrai, ne politikai,
bet idealistai, su augstuoju
kentetoju tikslu, su absoliueiu
paSventimu save gyvybes
uz nelaimingaja Sail, atrado
kita kelia, visai nauja ka-
riavimo metoda. Ia metoda
reikia pavadinti "pasyve at
laikomybe. I"
"Jie zinojo susiremima es-
ant neisvengtinu. Tai turejo
butt susiremimas ne ginklais,
bet valia, kad tai matytu vi
sas pasaulis. J1l armija tai
vienq nukentejusiq, kentetojp,
bet ne zmogzudziq.
"Jaunas Corko majoras bu-
vo vienas is pirmutiniu, kurs
pasirinko pamineta kariavimo
buda. Jis visai ignoravo sayo 5
pagrobejus; jis negalejo pa
siprieSinti, jis atsisake pripa-
zinti jam uzdeta bausme. Jis
nieko bloga neatliko; jis buyo
savo Sales kareivis; jis gale
jo priversti j paliuosuoti ar
ba ri1ntai skaitytis su jo mir
timi. Keno puseje teisybe?
"Mes zinome is sventujq
gyvenimp, jog daugelis pada-
re gerq daiktu is DieTo mel
les, is 10 ikyepimo, kas prle
kitokiu aplinkybip negalejo
butt priimtina." !"
Arkivyskupas atsiEepe I
Chicagos Airius, kad jie rem.
tn visus uzjuryj kovojaneins
uz laisve.
Gedulingasias Misias eele-
bravo dijocezijos generals VI
karas kun. Fitz- Simmons.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
MAzAs1s BALoTAs.

Lapkr. 2. Chicagos pilieGiai
be didziulio paprasto baloto
balsuodami gaus dar mazaii
balota, kuriame bus keturi pa
siulymai, taigi:
Dienos sviesos klausiine.
so wardu Elausime.
Aldermanu rinkimo termino
kIausime.
II pagaliaus klausifne refe-
rendumo apie privatiniq. ban
ku Incorporating.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02

kandidatas Salies prezideu=
tus.
Chicagos demokratai jam
eia buvo surenge dideles ova-
cijas. Pavakarej ivyko Mill
niSkas parodavimas gatvemis.
Paskui politikines kalbos Co
liseume.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02
REIKALAUJA PALEISTI
PILIEc1U GvARDIJA.

Berlynas, Lapkr. 1. Tai
kininkai pareikalavo Vokie-
ciQ vyriausybes demobilizuoti,
ty. paliuosuoti pilieciq gvar-
dija, ypac Bavarijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02

ryba prisiekdino 600 deputy
komisijonieriu. Jie bus pas
tatyti balsavimo vietose pri-
ziureti, kad balsavimq metu
nebutu jokiu suktybiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-02

consideration the conditions
now prevailing in their natl
We land.
At the time when it SEEM
ed that the bloodshed in Eu-
rope had ceased, Lithuania,
our native land, found itself
engulfed by the fire of war.
Part of the Polish army, un-
der General zeligowski, inva-
ded Lithuanian territory and
captured the capital Of Lithu-
ania, Vilno.
This is already the second
invasion of Lithuania by the
Polish armies. It is obvious
that Polish militarism is de
termined to destroy the you
thful state of the Lithuanian
Republic, and to subjugate its
the exploitation of the Polish
magnates.
Lithuania has given to Po-
land no cause for war. It de-
sired to live in peace with
it's neighbors. When the dis
pute over territorial bounda-
ries had arisen out of the Po-
lish claims, Lithuania made
every effort to find a peaceful
solution of the problem. 1t has
gladly submitted the question
to the Arbitration Committee
of the League of Nations.
The Poles, however, shame
fully violated their given pie
dges, and, without waiting for
the verdict of the Arbitrati-
on Committee, resorted to the
use of arms to establish their
claims to the Lithuanian te-
rritory, and to the Lithuanian
Vino.
Under these circumstances,
Lithuania was compelled to
meet violence with force. The
blood again is flowing, and
the people of these two neig
hboring countries are again
made victims of the mad mi
litary imperialism, which flo
urished in the by-gone days
of Prussian design to conqu-
er the world.
Lithuania is determined to
defend her national life, her
freedom, liberty, and indepen-
dence to the last drop of her
blood. Lithuania will perish
rather than sibmit to the rule
of the mad Polish junkers.
In these grave days for Lii
lithuanian national existence, is
it not proper for the whole
civilized world to look into
this violent conduct of Po-
land, and to curb Poland's i'm
perialistic adventure.
In the name of the democ-
ratio principle of f-deter-
mination of all nations, and
in the. name Of humanity, we
protest against the outrage
GUS conduct of Poland toward
Lithuania, and appeal to
whole civilized world to SUI
stain Lithuania in her strug
gle for peace and justice.
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Kalbetojai.

Sal6je kalb6jo 8 zmones;
kun. n. Pakalnis; protestantQ
vyskupas Samuel Fallows;
kun. A. BriSka; Chieagos uni
versiteto prof. Charles Mer-
riam; p. Plus Grigaitis; maj.
Ed. II. White; vienas Ukrai-
mas (neteko patirti pavardes)
ir zydu atstovas p. Brown.
Visi jie smerke imperijaliz-
mo politika. VisI stojo uz Lie
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UNGARIJA sAUKIAMA
PATV1RTINTI sUTARTI.

Paryzius, spal. 80. Talki-
ninkai pasaukia Ungarijos at
stovus Paryzziun Lapkr. Is pa
tvirtinti taikos sutarti:
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KAD CHICAGO sUsIs1EK-
TU SU VANDENYNU.

Grand jury dar daugiau 8
zmones padave teisman uz
perzengima svaigalp prohibi-
cijos istatymo.
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LANKEsI DEMoKRATU
KANDIDATAS.

Praeita sestadieni eia pas
kutiniu kartu prizes rinkimus-
atsilanke demokratq partijos
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ORAS, = siandie II rytoj
nepastovus oras; laukiama at
maina.
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.goje Air1ai turejo milziniskas
demonstracijas, atkreiptas
pries Anglija. Tai buvo smar-
kus protestas del mirusio di-
1delio Airijos patrijoto Mcswi-
ney.
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PR1sIEKDINTA 600 KoMI-
sIJoNIERIU.

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