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The Washington times., 1920-02-20
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
AND REST OF COUNTY
Montgomery County Agricultural
Society Arranges for Annual
Fall Fair.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Feb. 20.--At a
meeting Of the board of directors OF
the Montgomery County Agricultural
Society. held yesterday, the resigna-
tions of Lee Offutt, of Rockville and
y. J. Wa,d, of Washington, as mem
ers o: the board. were accepted, and
Henry J. Hunt, of Bethesda, was
chosen to NIL one of the vacancies,
the. other being left open.
The board appointed the following
committees to make preparations for
the annual fair to be held here August
81 and September 1, ., and 8:
Races--Frank Il. Thomas and James
G. Christopher.
Grounds-Charles G.. Holland, Per-
RE E. Waters, and Lewis w. Barnsley,
Dawson Trindle, and John w. Hen
derson.
Finance--John i. Diamond. jr.
Printing-John L. Muncaster and
John ]. Higgins
Privileges--John Il. Muncaster
Household-Perrie T.. Waters
Department superintendents were
also named, as follows: Light draft
horses. Thomas !. Fulks: heavy draft
horses, A. Dawson Trundle: beef cat
tie, James c. Christopher; dairy cat
tie, John r. Diamond, jr; hogs and
sheep, Lewis W. Barnsley; poultry.
Henry J. Hunt: machinery and auto
mobiles, John W. Henderson. Charles
c.. Holland. and Thomas /. Fulks.
The secretary was directed to COM
municate with Mrs. George w. Chaud-
Ter, president of the Montgomery
County Federation of Women's Clubs.
and request her to name a committee
Of three women to act as an advisory
board to tho premium list committee
and to have charge of the exhibits in
the main exhibition hall during the
fair.
The secretary was placed In charge
Of the sales of all privileges and was
instructed to sell none that would be
in violation OF the state law.
The Rev. o. G. Barnes, pastor OF the
Christian church, officiated at the
marriage yesterday of Miss Lille T..
Stout. of Washington, and Milton L.
Petit. OF Arlington. Va, the cere-
mony taking place at the parsonage.
Miss Virginia Wingneld. OF Wash
ington, and James ". Clarkson, of
Newport News. Va, were also mar
mony being performed by the Rev.
]. W. Duffcy, pastor OF the Methodist
Church, at the homo Of tho minister.
while the epidemic OF influenza, or
grip, has absted in this county to
largo degree. there arc still many
cases OF the disease in various parts
Of the county Pneumonia. resulting
from the irCu- nzA, has 'ausod quite
number or deaths
The Washington times., 1920-02-20
SCOTTISH RITE MEMORIAL.

Memorial services will be held by
Jonathan Davis Consistory, No. l. An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite OF
Freemasonry, at the John Wesley
A. NJ. E. Zion Church, Fourteenth and
Corcoran streets northwest, Sunday
evening at s o'clock.
The Washington times., 1920-02-20
Toilet Specials
for Saturday

SOC Lash-brow inc, 42c.
10c Colgate's Small Cash
mere Bouquet Soap, Il dozen,
55c.
Csc Calox Tooth Powder, 19c.
SOC Pepsodent Paste, 39c.
12c Palm Olive Soap, 3 for
Csc.
soc Hind's Honey and AL
mond Cream, 39c.
Superior Wool Puff, zoe.
For the asking, a sample of
Perin's Tale.
First Fioor-Inr-burGh &
brother
The Washington times., 1920-02-20

Humor Is the essence or
good cheer. 1t is far deep
er than wit and wiser
than being funny. Humor
bridges over the gorges be-
tween the great and the
small. 1t brings all humans
together. Humor defends
us from the insanities OF
the witty. Lincoln had a
sense of humor while so
many men were considered
smart. Humor Is tender
and always touches the
heart. Humor is sunshine
to society and rain in a
desert OF dry company. 1t
Is the harmony of a heart.
Bill Nye was full OF hui
NOR. Here Is one OF his
auction bills printed years
ago. Owing to my i'll
health. l will sell at my
residence, in township 10,
range IS, according to the
Governments survey, one
plush-raspberry COW, age
doubted courage and gives
hilh iIcQucHtil' ~ u man
who does not fear death in
any form she would be
great boon. She is very
much attached to her pres
ent home with a stay
chain, but she will be sold
to anyone who will agree
to treat her right. She is
one fourth shorthorn and
three-quarter hyena. I will
also throw in a double-bar-
rel shot gun. which goes
with her. In May she
usually goes away for a
week or two and returns
with a tall. red calf with
wobbly legs. Her name is
Rose. would rather sell
to a nonresident, the far
ther away the better.
The Washington times., 1920-02-20

To the Public

In watching our lads"
daily and buying our 'tirst
run" records, you made our
Graf ono Ia Department
fame US.
We Thank You
LANSBURGH s. BRO.
Our records play on Columbia
Grafonolas. Vocalions, Victrolas,
Sonoras, Rrunswicks, Mandels,
and other high-grade disc play
ing machines.
G olden Observation-Disclosures
In Your Arms-Vocal-(Nora
Bayes)
V amp-Fox trot-(Gaities of
1917
f Observation-Disclosures
NJ light Be Your Once-in-a-
Vocal-(Angel Face
(Oh) Fox trot- Big hit.
X ainbow Of Ny Dreams-Fox
trot
T. verybody Calls Me Honey
Vocal-(Nora Bayes)
r he Moon Shines on the Moon
shine
Vocal-(Bert Williams)
II and-in-Hand Again.-Vocal
oh, What a Pal Was Mary
Waltz
4 ncle Josh.
G i've Me the Sultan's Harem-
Vocal-(Follies)
T i'll We Meet Again-Walt2--
(Classic)
Two Hearts Discover-Vocal--
(See-Saw)
On Miami Shore-Waltz--
(Everywhere)
NV Baby's Arms-FoX trot---
(Follies)
L sed to Call Her Baby-Vocal
s weet Hawaiian Moonlight
Waltz
Want Daddy-Fox trot
Greenwich village
Follies)
E arolina Sunshine-Waltz
balcony. First FIoor-Lnnsburgk
4 Brother.
The Washington times., 1920-02-20

at the morning session Of the con-
vention: Capt. James y. Parker. OF
Boston, president; Capt. Edward A.
Eyers, of Chicago. vice president, and
Commander Randolph III. Miner. Of
Washington. secretary treasurer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-15
FORGER SVV|NDLES
LOCAL MERCHANTS
cAsHES SIX BOGUS CHECKS,
RECEIVING $50 IN GooDs>
AND CASH.
CHECKS MADE PAYABLE TO
w. M. NOLITE BY w. M. SMITH
Each Drawn for $25 and Given in
Payment For Small Purchases
Rubber Stamp Used to Number
Checks and Stamp Words ,"Monu-
ment Wks" in Corner.

At least six checks. all made pay
able to w. NJ. Nolte and endorsed
with the same name, and each for
s25, .cashed by local merchants, have
been returned as forgeries from the
Marshalltown State Bank. All were
dated Oct, Il and signed with the
same signature, ''W. NJ. Smith" The
merchants learned they had been vic
tiniized when the checks were re-
turned and comparison OF the forg-
cries shows the checks we're drawn by
the same person probably at one time
Six checks have been turned over
to Sheriff Charles Henry and an In
vestiSation is being made in an effort
to arrest the forger. II other checks
have been cashod by the same per-
SON the victims have not reported to
the officers.
Checks Are Identical.
The checks. all drawn on the Mari
shalltown State Bank, are identical in
wording and in general makeup. wv.
III. Nolte" is payee and 'fW. NJ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-15

Smith" payor in each instance. All
checks are numbers with a rubber
stamp, the same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ing used in each instance. The
amount Of the check, in figures.
$500" also is stamped In red ink.
In the corner of each check are the
words Monument Wks," stamped
with a rubber stamp. All the checks
are believed to have been cashed
Oct. 10.
Ink was used in drawing the checks
and the endorsement of "W. NJ. Nolte"
on the back OF each is in pencil.
Six Firms Victimized.
The six firms victimized include
one or two which were victims of a
recent similar fraud. The checks
were passed on the Hilleman market.
Bliss Anderson, Old Reliable Drug
Company, Henry S. Mayer. Standard
OH Company and Wachters confec-
tionery.
The checks, for q total OF $3.50,
were presented in payment of small
purchases at the several places OF
business, the forger receiving the
greater part of the amount OF the
check in cash.
Some of the victims said they
could identify the man il they saw
him again. They were of the opinion
he was not local operative but a
stranger who remained in the city
only long enough to accomplish the
fraud
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-15

,nd dangerously and perhaps fatally

and dangerously and perhaps fatally
injured.
A number OF the employees, includ-
ing a score of girls. witnessed the
accident, which occurred in the cof-
fee department. but were powerless
to prevent it so quickly was 1t over,
Shortly before noon today the at
tending physician found Miss L.
Pour's condition encouraging, con-
sidering the seriousness of the accir
dent Symptoms of extreme shock
were less marked her pulse was low
er and altho she was running tenn
perature he thought her general con-
dition quite good.
Caught Replacing Belt.
Miss Lapour had climbed on a
small table to replace n little band
belt operating the Weighing ma
chine, which had heen removed from
the shafting. Her hair, which was
very heavy, was caught in the shaft
ing while blown by the wind and be-
fore any Of her companions could
could be stopped the hair was
wrapped around the shaft. The wind
ing lifted her from the table until the
scalp gave way and she fell.
The injured girl was given such
/ first aid attention as wis possible at
the plant and DR.. r. r. Hansen was
summoned. She was rushed to the
hospital. where more minute ex-
animation showed her condition to be
very serious;
Scalp Torn From Head.
The girls entire scalp was ripped
from her head. beginning in front as
low down as the bridge of her nose
land extending to her left ear. which,
was torn off. and to along the hair
line at the nape of her neck. On the
right side the line of the tear ex-
over above the nose.
Several grave dangers present pos
sible complications in the case. One
is shock from which the young worn-
an was suffering seriously following
the accident. Another is infection
and third, but moro remote COM
plication, may be meningitis.
If she withstands the shock and
escapes complications. grating can
be resorted TO to cover the denuded
area. 1t is common practice in such
cases to cover the forehead by plac-
ing the arm across 1t and allowing
the skin from the arm to grow to
that portion. The rest of the scalp
can be covered with skin removed
from other-parts Of the body. The
skin grating can not be attempted,
however, for weeks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-15
Stands to Loso Large Sum.

The purchasing public stands to
lose a large amount of real money
unless it sei2es the opportunity to
get fully guaranteed tire for dol
lar at Ben and Lewis big sale. Buy
one and the next one costs merely
one dollar Only /. few days left. No
better tire than Hawkeye road hooks.
Next Masonic. temple. Look 'em over.
Ben and Lew.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-15
MISS RUBY LAPOUR, AGED II,
HORRIBLY INJURED AT
GROCER MILLS.
HAIR CAUGHT ON SHAFT
WHILE REPLACING BELT
Accident Witnessed by Companions
of Injured Girl Who Are Helpless
to Prevent Trasedy-Victim of Ac-
cident Employe of Grocer Mills
Grave Complications Possible.

Caught by her hair in, a rapidly
revolving shaft, Miss Ruby LaPour.
IL years old, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward LaPour, s11 Arson
street. was the victim of one Of the
post horrible local factory accidents
in years, when Thursday afternoon
she was literally scalped in the
Western Groce Company Mills
where she is employed. Today The
girl lay suffering in the Daaconess
hospital. denuded of her entire scalp
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-15
RESTAURANT MAN FINED.
L. n. johnson Assessed $40 and Costs
For VioIatinu Food Law,

The. campaign to compel compli-
ance with the pure food laws Of the
state continued Thursday, when
agents OF the state dairy and food de-
partments arrested l. H., Johnson.
.colored, proprietor OF the South Third
avenue eating house johnson was
charged with operating a restaurant
where conditions were unsanitaryss,
In municipal court Thursday after
noon Johnson pleaded guilty and paid
a fine OF $40 and costs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-15
Card cf Thanks.

wish to thank Commandant
whitehill, Colonel Lopez and Captain
Childs for the kindness shown me in
my recent bereavement, the loss oil
my husband. Also the Meeker Laun-
dry Company for the beautiful flow
ers sent. Mrs. M. J. Goodwin.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-03
PERSUNKVS LAIKAI vo-
KIETIJOJE.
Daugelis profesoriu netenka
vietu.

Berlynas; Lapkr. l. : Vo
kietija palette labai sunkps
laikai. Viskas brangu, pinigas
turi menka verte. Bedarbe,
industrijale Sales reorganiza-
cija. Tai visa daugeli Vokie-
Giq profesoriu privercia aplei-
sti katedras universitetuose II
augstose privatinese mokyklo-
sc.
Matyt, tie mokslo zibintu-
vai-instruktoriai bus priver-
sti imties kitokiu u5siemimQ
arba iskeliauti ! uzrubezius.
zymi dalis jau iskeliavo Mex
sikon ir pietin6n Amerikon.
Kai-kurie vietos laikrasciai
isreiskia nuomone, jog ar tik
nebutq perdaug kaltinti vie
nus sunkiuosius laikus. Sake,
kaltos If perversmes ir patsai
salyje ne1emtas patyarkymas.
Toxic profesoriai siandie cia
neteko jau savo buvusio auto
riteto ir prigulineio jiems slo-
vingumo.
Poznaniuje neteko uzsiemi-
mo tukstaneiai Vokieciq mo-
|kytojq. II tenai $4,000 vaikq
siandie neturi, vokiskos kal-
bos pamoku. Lenkai tuos val
kus megins sulenkinti, kaip
kituomet Vokieciai vokietino
Eenkus.
Vokieeiai patrijotai dar-
.buojasi panaikinti ia bloga
padejima If neleisti skurstl
savo mokslininkams-
= u
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-03
Uz MAKEDoN1Jos AUTO
NOMIJA.
Broliju kongresas darbuosis
rlz tai.

sofiEa, Bulgaria., Lapkr. l.
Makedonq brolijQ BulgarijoJe
generals kongresas, reprezen-
tuojantis apie 100000 Make
donQ, pabaige cia sesijas.
Kongresas visais zvilgsniais
buvo gyvas. ISreiksta daug VI
sokiu nuomoniQ apie brollJQ
darbavimasi ateityje.
Pabaigoje padaryta rezoliu-
CHA, raginanti visus Makedo-
nus iSvien veikti Makedonijos
autonomijos tikslais. Pasaky-
ia, jog Makedonija Balkanq
valstybese turi uzimti Albani-
jos pozicija.
Pagaliaus pareiksta, jog vi
sokios Balkanuose intrigos tu-
ri isnykti If Makedonija turi
butt Makedonams.
BalkanQ visos tautos turf
vienyties If sudaryti sajunga
arba konfederacija. Tai ko rel
kalauja Makedonai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-03
voKIETIJA MORT sAJUN-
Cos SU ANGLIA.
Tue tikslu pakeliama agitacija

Berlynas, Lapkr. /. = Pan
germaniniai elemental pakele
agitacija padaryti su Anglia
ekonomine sajunga. Mes tai
vienatinis kelias, sake, kuriuo
Vokietija zengdama galetp at
gauti savo pirmkarine reiks-
me pasaulio komercijoje.
KonservativQ radikalis spa
rnas tiki, jog padetis Europe
je Siandie tokia, kad sajunga
Vokietijos SUI Anglia ne tili
butq praktinga, bet il butinai
reikalinga.
Tatai raginama Vokieciq
visuomena pamirSti buvusias
zaizdas il jungties su buvu-
siuoju priesininku.
Tuo tikslu daug raSo laik-
raSGiai. Vedamos kuoplaciau-
sios diskusijos.
Daugelis atsiliepia, jog su
Anglia jungties negalimas
daiktas. Mes ne kas kitas, kaip
tik Anglia dar neseniai yra
daugiau uz kitus talkininkus
veikusi Vokietijos pragaistin-
gumui. Sake, Anglia buvo no
rejusi Vokietija pragaisinti.
Bet kit raSytojai paaiski-
ma, jog uz tai negalima kaltin-
ii Anglijos. Mes reikia zinoti
maksima, jog politika neturi
sajausmo. To neturi pamirsti
VokieGiai politikai. Sake, mes
galime su sawo bendrininku
bendrais reikalais vazineti jul
r6mis ir is politikos paSalinti
visoki sajausmq il susimyl6ji-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-03
RE|KALAUJA $4,000
ATLYC|N|MO.
NEKALTA1 BUvo ARE-
TUOTAS IR KANKINAMAS.
Imamas nagan ir policijos vir-
sininkas..

Liepos 26 Andrew L. MueH-
er, Cragin Wood and Coal Co.,
1864 No. Leclair ave., sekreto-
rius, buvo uzejes vienan res
toranan vakarieniautq. Kuo-
met jis po vakarienes skate
pfnigus uzmoketi, staiga Vi
dun ibego du detektivu, SUI
eiupo kelis intariamus ir pod
raug Muelleri ir isveze poll
cijos nuovadon.
Tenai jis teisinosi, sakesi ne
kaltas, nezinas uz ka suimtas.
SUI kitais intariamais.
Bet is jo pasiteisinimu tik
pasijuokta. Per kelias valan-
das jis buvo varginamas ir ga
.lq-gale visgi paliuosuotas,
kaipo nekaltas.
siandie Mueller uzveda by
Ia prizes detektivu, kuriuodu j
buvo @uarestavusiu, ir prizes
patti policijos virsininl5a, rel
kalaudamas $4,000 atlygini-
mo uz neteiseta arestavima ir
kankinima.
Tuodu detektivu Greer ir
Czech, sakosi jie nekuomet ne
buve arestave jokio Muellerio.
Tiesiog insignia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-03
VYSKUPAS RAGINA PA
LIAUTI BADAUTI.
Badaujantieji neklauso.

Cork, Lapkr. 2. Vietos
vyskupas Cohalan ana diena
aplanke badaujaneius Airius
kalejime If tenai juos paragi,
MOI init maisto. Bet kalinial
atsisake.
Pc to vyskupas patar6
vienuoliams, lankantiems kali
MUS, pagaminti tinkamo mai
sto il pasiqlyti badaujantiems.
Tie atsisak6.
Tatai vyskppas apeliavo
sinn-feineriq organizacija pa
liuosuoti badaujaneius> nuo
badavimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-03
PALAIDOTAS McSWINEY
LAVONAS.
Aplink kapines buvo nustaty.
ia kulkasvaidziu.

Cork, Airija, Lapkr. 2 -
Dalyvaujant didziausioms Al
riu minioms Gia sekmadieni
po gedulingQ pamaldQ palai-
dotaS zinomo vietos lordo ma
joro McSwiney lavonas. Pa
laidotas Sventojo Finbarr ka-
pinese, Salimais Corko.
7 kapines didziojo AiriQ tau
tos patrijoto lavOna palydejo
daugelis augStosios dvasiSki-
jos. Bet laidotuves ivyko tair
prastai il taip ramiai, kad
AnglQ policijai If karelviams
nebuvo progos prisikalbinti
prie zmoniQ.
salimais kapiniq, kur buvo
susirinkusiOS tukstantines emo
niu minios, buvo nustatyti sar-
vuOti automobiliai su kulkas-
vaidziais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-03
ANeLIJA 1NTEREsUoJAsI
RINKIMAIs SUv. Walls
THOSE.
Labjausia apeina Tautu sa-
jungos likimas.

Londonas, Lapkr. 2. = Ang-
lijos minister's pirmininkas
If visi kit stovintieji prie
valdzios styro labai interesuo-
jasi rinkimais Suv. Valstijose.
Ministeriui pirmininkui Ii
oyd George labjausia apeina
Tautp sajungos likimas. Jis
sake, neziurint katras bus is
rinktas prezidentu, Suv. Val
stijos turesianeios prisideti
prie Tautp Sajungos. Kitaip
is to sajungos nieko nebutp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-03
GEN. WRANGIlL APLEIDo
ALEKSANDRoVSKA.

Sevastopolis, Lapkr. l >
PraneSta, jog pietines Rusijos
fronte savo, aHmija aplankes
zinomas Maskvos valdzios ka-
TO komisaras Trotzky.
BolSevikp armija pergru-
puojama. Del to gen. Wrange-
lio karuomene buvo priversta
su paskuba apleisti miesta A
leksandrovska. Paskui save
sunaikino titus skersai Dnle-
pro.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-03
.BolSevikp Arnija Pazangiuqja
Krime
MoTINA DIDzIUoJASI
sUNAUs PATRIJoTIzMU.
Nugsalabinta SeSi policmonai.

Dublinas, Airija. LapIr. 2
- Keven Barry, IS metQ me-
dikalis studentaS, vakar iSry-
to teismo iStarme nugalabin-
taS Mount Joy kal6jime. SitaS
jaunaS AiriukaS angliSkojO
teiSmo apkaltintaS dalyvavi-
me praeitq vasarQ uzpuolime
AnglQ kareiviQ.
To uzpuolimo metu nukau-
ia du kareiyiu. Barry tuOjaus
buvo suimtas il apkaltintaS
zudyme kareiviQ.
Kuomet priSiartinO egzeku-
cijoS valanda. prieSais kaleJ-
ma susirinko daugiau tukstan-
Gio zmoniQ. Ir minia melzda-
mOSi iSbuvo kOl nepaSkelbta,
kad Barry iau miees.
PrieSaiS kal6iimQ gatv6je
buvo nuStatyta visa ellie mill
tariniQ SarvuotQ autOmObiliQ
Su uztaisytaiS kulkasvaidziais.
Barry motina praeitq Savai-
te patyruSi apie $unaus 'likl-
ma pareiSke, jog jinai didziuo,
jasi Savo Sunaus patrijOtizmu,
kurS zuvO uz AirijQ.
PraeitO SekmadieniO vaka-
re atlikta keturiolika uzpuoli-
mQ prizes policijq Airijoje. sesi
pOlicmonai nukauta II kelioli-
ka kitQ suzeista. zuvo II vie
mas civilis zmogus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-03
cARNEG1E's MEDALIAI
w PAsIzYMEJIMUS.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Lapkr. 2.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Lapkr. 2.
Carnegie's karzygiams fondo
komisija cia paprastam susi-
rinkime pripazino dovanu me-
daliais If pinigines paselpos
desimciai bernaicip ir vienal
merginai uz nepaprastuosius
pasizymejimus.
Vieniems is jp pripazinti 81
dabriniai arba bronziniai me-
DALAI. Kaikuriems vaikams
paskirta pinigine paselpa Ian
kyti augstesniasias mokyklas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-03
LENKAI B1Jos1 Boise.
vIKp.

NEW YORK, Lapkr. 2. :
Pulk. Fauntleroy, Lenkp laku
nu komendantas, kurs viesi A.
merikoje, sake, jog galimas
daiktas, kad su pavasariu boil
sevikai pradesia nauja ofen-
syva prizes Lenkus. Mes kas
bolsevikams taika. Jie taika
padare, kad sutruskinti gen.
Wrangeio spekas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-03
AMERIKA UzTIKRINA
SANTAIKA JAPoNIJAI.

Washington, Lapkr. 2. =
Valstybes departamentas pra-
nese cia formaliai Japonijos
ambasadoriui, jog Californi-
jos valstijos veikimas prizes
Japonus. neturi nieko bendra
su Suv. ValstijQ nacijonaliu
atsineSimu i Japonija. Tasai
atsineSimas kaip b1ves bus
drangingas, neziurint Califor-
nijos iSsiSokimo.
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IsR1NKTI PREzIDENTA
REIKIA 2e6 ELEKToRIU
BALsAI.
Elektoriu kolegija viso turi
531 balsa.

simet reikalinga bus gauti
266 elektoriu balsai isrinkti
Suv. Valstijose prezidenta.
Elektorip kolegijoie yra 531
balsas, arba tick zmoniu, ku-
riuos paskirs pilieeiq balsai.
48-se valstijose. Vienas ar dau-
giau balsu didziumos isrenka
prezidenta,
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Londonas, Lapkr. 2. = i
Maskvos kibirkstiniu telegra,
fu pranesta, jog bolSevikq
spekos isibriove Krimo pus,
iausalin If tenai paem6 Pere
kopa, Melitopoli il Skadovs,
kq.
Jei tasai praneSimas pasiro,
dys teisingas, tad reiks, kad
gen. Wrangelio vyriausios
sp6kos bus atkirstos nuo pu,
siausalio tvirtov6s. Mes Pere,
kopas skaitosi raktas Kriman
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BOLSEVIKAI BRIAUJASI
KRIMAN.
Paeme iris svarbius miestus.


Sevastopolis, Lapkr. 2. -
Spaliu 30 d. Rusu bolSevikQ
spekos pakele paselusia ofen,
syva prizes gen. Wrangelio ar
mia pietinej Rusijoj.
Vienu zygiu bolsevikai puo-
lesi dvejose vietose. Ties Nj,
kopoliu perejo upe Dnieprq il
pasileido toliaus.
Bol$evikai ofensyvoje pavar-
toja karuomene is LenkQ from.
to If is iS-Siberijos.
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sUTIKE ST. PLEB1sc1TU
VILNIAUs APsKRITYJ.

vARsAvA, ;Laplr. Q.
Mnisterip taryba sutiko, kad
vilniaus apskrityj If paciam
vilniuje butu pravestas pie
biscitas Tautu sajungos prize
ziuroje. (kaipgiD.
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100000 zMoN1U APIANKE
KAPINES.

PARYzIUS, Lapkr. 2. :
Vakar, V'isu sventuju dienoje,
cia r apylinkese kapines ap-
lanke daugiau 100000 zmoniu.
Tas skaitlius paduodamas O.
ficijaliai.
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Nesvariai gyvena.

Tas visas Sales ramstis te-
ciau didziai nesvariai gyvena.
Didziuma gyvena is molio nu-
lipintose kazkokiose palapine-
Sc. kuriose nera nei langu. XII
ii zmones MEGA kartu su sa-
vo gyvuliais po viena pasto-
ge.
Per eile metu Rumlnijos
miestq gyventojai atliko dide-
le pazanga. Bet valstieeiai pa
siliko ir ligsiol prize savo Sc
nuju paprociu. zeme aria jau-
Giais, javus kerta dalgiais ar
ba pjauja pjautuvais.
Kas metal jie pagamina tick
daug kvieccip, kad anais gale
tum ismaitinti visa Europa,
bet patys baltos duonos neval-
go. Maitinasi savotiska juoda,
rupia duona.
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GAL BELGIJOS PRIN
CAS- BUS GRAIKU KARA
LIUS.

PARYzIUs; 1Japlr. 2. -
cia kalbama, jog j Graihjos
karalius ar tik nebus pakvie-
stas Belgp karaliaus antrasis
sunus KarOlis.
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AR SUv. vALSTIJOS GEL.
BES WRANGELIUI.

WASHINGTON, Laplu. 2.
= suy. Valstiju vyriausybe
pakviesta gelbeti gen. Wran-
geliui blokuojant pietinej Ru-
sijos uostus. Oar neSinia, kaip
vyriausybe atsines j ta pakvie-
TINA. Mes tai blokadai priest
nasi Italija.
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PRANESAMA APIE SKIER
DYNES zYDU.
KonstEantinopolis, Lapkr. 2

KonstIantinopolis, LapKr. 2.
= Odessos apylinkese, anot
gautu Gia zinip, prasideje
valstie6iu sukilimai. Nepasa-
kyta, prizes ka jie sukile.
Taippat pranesta apie ivy
kusias skerdynes zydu Ode
ssoje ir kitur. Sakoma, sukile
valstieciai uzpuola il zuda zy-
dHs.