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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
BLAME ALLIES FOR DELAY
IN TRYING WAR GUILTY

Spa, Belgium, July 10.--Bame for the
dcIay in bringing German war criminals
to trial was put uupon the allies by
DIR. Heinz. German minister of justice.
In an interview with the international
News Service today.
and Is ready to go ahead with the
trials" said the German official.
'"rhe judiciary machinery has been
set up at Leigzig and we are now wait
ing for the allies to produce formal
tried, So far the allies have submit-
t~d only names, and no government in
the world will arrest its citizens with
out formally charging them with some
crime.
filling this clause of the peace treaty
to the best of her ability. resent the
charge that we are trying to block the
trials"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
=
ice WEIGHTS SHORT;
ARRESTED BY GARRETT
Sealer of Weights and Meas
ures Gets Busy on
Complaints.

Dave, Quinn, driver for the Miller
Ice and Coal company, was arrested
Saturday morning by Clyde Garrett,
sealer OF weights and measures. on a
charge OF giving short weight IN ice. .
n In claimed that Quinn delivered
eighteen pounds 10 customer In High
land Park when the order was for
twenty-five pounds. II In also claimed
that on Friday he was short Just six
teen pounds In his delivery to n cuHto-
mer on Vance avenue
Sealer Garrett win have several witt
nesaeR In police court Monday morn
Ing for the prosecution,
He stated that several complaints had
been received In regard to Gulnns fall
ure TO give the proper weight. Com.
plants, hN was told, also came into tifH
ice company MA explained that the
Afiller nfAriAia were cooperating With
e sys nS ssne Ps''Ps II. pss " snsy scC
40 numerous we're the complaints
aRnirist Quinn. Ciurret said. that he at
once got buHy on tho case He went
to Highland Park early Saturday morn
ing. Taking up q position IN a clump
into a house with Ice. followed him and
weighed the delivery finding that II was
seven pounds short
In his investigation of tho accused man
Gntret has obtained other information
which VIII lie brought 10 the attention
OF the court.
The Miller company In said TO have
granted an increase In wages to It's cm-
ployes few days ago.
sealer Garrett has RECEIVED authority
from Judge Sam Conner 10 answer ice
complaints In the county and especially
tho suburbs. and, with Jake Wassman,
his assistant he went to North Chat
lnnooEa Saturday modning In response 10
rails from residents OF that suburb.
IN discussing the Ice situation Garrett
snld that while calls In the city would
naturally be answered first, county com
'lainta would be answered Just ~ soon
~ possible as II wwas his desire 10 serve
.he public, Ice consumers are invited
~ Commissioners Emil WAAaman 10 call
he Honlers ofllco and turn IN their com
,laints about short weight in ice.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
BAVARIA WON'T
DISARM TROOPS
Regardless of Action Of Ger
man Delegates in Signing
Disarmament Protocol.
ALLIES GAME DANGEROUS
Comments Tageblatt-Will Be
Obligated to Give Germany
Industrial Assistance.

Berlin. July 1O.--d. N. s1-fhe Ba-
Varlan government has officially an
nounced that Il will not disarm its
troops, notwithstanding the action OF
me German delegates in signing the
allies disarmament protocol at spa, ,ac-
eording to information from Munich
today. Bavian minister were quted
not to disarms the einwohnerwehr and
the seicherheiiswehr Is interchangeable.
The acceptance of the allies disarm-
aWent terms by the Germans at Spa has
been under consideration at series
Of conferences of ministers and ma
tional assembly leaders since noon yes
terday.
THE allies are playing dangerous
ID ee," said the Tageblatt In comment-
upon the results of the Spa confer
sAe. IF disarmament Is successfully
Il Isrried out, the allies will have obli-
'iAJed themselves before the whole
Nl*Wd to give strong industrial assist
H+e to Germany.
IF catastrophe comes to Germany
the allies will be forever hlighted In
their roles as judges and directors of
European affairs"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
FORD AND SON PURCHASE
DETROIT, TOLEDO ROAD

Detroit, July l0,~-purchase OF The
Detroit, Toledo " 1ronton railroad by
Henry Ford and his Hof, Edael 4. Ford,
was announced today by 10. a.. Lelboid,
saeretary 10 Henry Ford. The pusuhns N
price was not disclosed .s
Purchase or the road was IN part the
outgrowtit ~ distiuuitiA& which Miehl~
lsan industries have experienced fpy
several years In ubtAiniilg coal from,
the southeastern bitinninnhs zelda.
road had been under way several
weeks. Security holders deposited their
bonds under an option good until .Aug
L. At that time II was said the deal
would involve approximately Sat. Don, 900,
some 1000 employees Of the railroad,
Mr. Leibod added, win Immediately re-
ceive the benefits OF the Ford wage
bonus plan
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
C0NFERS WITH STRIKERS
Labor Coneiliator Meets Cigar
Workers and Owners.

Tampa, Fla, July iO.--JoHph r.
buchanan, conclliator Of tho federal de-
partment Of labor. arrived here today
and was In conference this afternoon
with representatives. of tho cigar manu-
fncturerH and workers In nm effort 20
settle tho labor trouble which has ex-
isted since April II. Efforts OF tho
manufacturers to resume operation last
Thursday under the open shop plan are
meeting with success. thoy claim. while
cigar makers assert that many Of those
who returned 10 work have quit.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
ANOTHER BUSY DAY
FOR COP. NOMINEE
Harding Scheduled to Hold q
Conference With Gen.
Wood.

Marion, O., July iO.~~Another busy
day faced Senator Harding when he
reached his Office today. In addition to
continuing work ON his speech of Ac-
ceptancD. the nominee was also 10 cun-
fer with MAJ. -Gen. Wood and Senator
Cummins. Of Iowa. This will he the
lrst time Senator Harding and the
general have met since the former'a
nomination. The senator also viii con-
fer tomorrow with National Chairman
Hays.
II sincerely believe" said Senator
Harding later to the newspaper CORE.
spondants. referring "a his earlier
ment ] have IN mind ought 20 take
Into consideration the ability OF the
vlce-president In tho cabinet councils
think II is fine thing 10 do and
wonder. why Il has not been done here
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
D. S. C. FOR GEN MARCH

washington, July 10.--By direction of
president Wilson a distinguished service
cross was awarded today 70 General
March, chief Of staff OF the army, Tor
citation reads.
Gen. Peyton c. March (then lieu-
tenant IN the Astor battery for extra
ordinary 'her0ism In action before Ma
nnila, j; J., August 10. 1893 He gal
,antiy led charge on the enemys
called for, by the brigadcr-Eeneral com.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
ALLIED GERMAN ENJOYS
DISCUSS COAL QUESTION

Spa, Belgium, July 10.-The allied and
German conferences resumed today their
discussion OF the coal question.
Before entering the conference room.
Hugo SHINES, the steel and coal mag
nate who is sitting with the German
delegation, said he had come here to
take part in what he supposed would be
a technical discussion over the German
cosf deliveries to the allies, and that he
was disposed to express his mind
frankly upon what he considered the un-
reasonable course Of the allies yester-
day in simply announcing their will
without giving opportunity for full dis
cussion by the technical experts of the
various countries, who know so much
about the coal question that it is impos-
siDe for one to deceive another
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
DIPLOMATS WARN CHINA

. Hekln, July ia. P.)~-Warning has
been given the government by the dip-
tomato corps here that In case OF an
uprlsinE, there must he no fghtlnR In
this city and that PelNn must NOT be
subjected to bombardment. FofceE
premier and minister OF war, are sur
rounding Pekln
Con. Tuan Jui'H threatening attitude
is result OF the government's dis
nissal Of Gen, Hsu shu ChenR ns resi-
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
1ERLIN RECEIVES NEWS
OF ACCEPTANCE QUIETLY

London, July 10.--News that the Ger
man delegation at Spa had signed the
agreement to accept the allied demands
relative to disarmament was received
Quietly In Berlin yesterday, says a
Berlin dispatch to the London Times.
The people. the message says, gen.
orally recognized Germany must ac-
cent the allied terms.
''rhe impression Is general here"
says the dispatch. "that 1t was useless
to trife any longer with the entente
and that it was best for the Germahs
to make terms with their adversaries
Quickly, lest worse things befall them.
Thus the public has shown no sign
that 1t was particularly interested in
the decision at Spa"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
ELIMINATE
DAVIS TEAM OF FRANCE

:. Eastbourne. England, July 10.A.wu-
liam N. Johnston and william r. Til
den II, both OF the United States de-
feated n. 70. Colbert and W. III. Jati-
rentz, or France, In the doubles
today.
!, The Americans won in straight sets,
the score being 6-2: 6-3 6-2,
~ result Of today's play the French
team was eliminated.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10

Results In the hnal matches in the
subordinate flights Saturday were as
follows.
Second Flight. Tom Prescott. OF At-
lhnta. defeated Mike Thomas. OF Nash
vile. 81; third flight. Bert Parrish. o.
Nashville. was defeated by Harold
Whiteman. Of chattanooga. up.
fourth fight. Hunter Jones OF jackson.
defeated L. n. Lanier. of Nashville. I
up ~ holes: NTH fight. n, w. Atcheson.
OF Chattanooga. defeated Rurieigh An
mis-, OF Chattanooga. l up: sixth flight,
Sanborn Chamberlain. Of Chattancoga.
defeated Winburne willigham. Of Chat
tanooga As
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
BITTER FIGHT BETWEEN
WETAND DRY ELEMENTS

~. John. M, B., July l0.--srhe nroyA
innA ~ New RraiuB6ick votAd today On
referendum which will empower the
government:
10 retain the present sbone dry,,
prohibltion law adopted during the
war. or.
censes. or,
3. To permit the sale OF all spirituous
iiquprs under license.
The campaign of the wet" and dry"
very bitter.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
SINGLE TAKERS SAY 3RD
PARTY TOO INDEFINITE

Chicago, July 1O.--The third party
platform as outlined In the keynote
speech Of Allen MCcurdy OF the COM
mtttee of forty-eight is too indefnite,'
for the single tax party and must be
mane more specific before thnt organi-
zation will agree to fuse with the move.
ment. II was said today by robert Me-
Cauiey. national chairman OF the single
TAKERS. He termed the speech OF Mr..
McCurdy "A wonderful word plcture.''
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
POLES FORCED TO GIVE
Way TO RUSSIAN ARMY

Paris. July 10--,Polish forces are with
drawing from Brest -Litovsk, wilma, and
Pinsk, as a result of the great Russian
bolshevik offensive according to a teie-
gram received by the newspaper LIN
formation. this morning.
Evacuatinu Lemberg.
London. July 10.--Evacuation OF
Lemberg by the Poles has begun, ac-
eording to a dispatch received here to-
day from Vienna The administration
is being transferred to Cracow.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
DANES HAVE FESTIVAL

COpcnhhEen, July 10 Tho NinglnE by
King Christian yesterday OF the treaty
sfeetlug tho reunion Of schleawlg with
Denmark was made the occasion OF n
holiday. VI. Guns we're fred NJ Danish
ports, bells rang throughout the day
snlutcH we're fired hy all Danish vessels
IN the harbor aud tho populRnee every
where manifested low
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
Showers, Says Billy 'POssuIn

The clock on
yonder ste cpl e
was sadly tOlliug
2; In bed were all
wise people II
was the thing to
DO. But ! my
watch was keep
Ing, thinking OF
my race and II
you good people
would let me act
the pace. I won
dered n, on elec
tion day. | would
get your vote, or
N you will let
some one get my
goat. But I am
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
HOUSTON To PREACH

revival campaign will begin at the
Ridge Junction Baptist church Sunday
morning at IL o'clock. with Rev Hous-
Ton, OF Knoxville. doing the preaching.
rom Roddy will have charge Of the
singing. Rev. p. Il, Hauser il supplv
pastor OF the church. The campaign
VIII last about two weeks, with services
zach evening.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
AUTO THIEVES ACTIVE

Huntsvillc, Ala. July Especial. y
Automobile thieves are active Ia Hunts
VILE again, according to the police
Several thefts have been reported to the
police during the last few days but most
of the cars have been recovered after
the Joy-ridors had run out Of gasoline
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
FULTON COUNTY, GA, HAS
232,6O6; GAIN OF 9 PCT.

Washington, July 10.-Fulton county,
Georgia, including part of Atlanta, 232-
SOC y Increase 81, s73, or 800 per cent.
DeKalb county, Georgia, including
part of Atlanta, 4i,051: increase 1910,
Or IS per cent
Marshall county. West Virginia, 1920
oopulation 1851. increase since 1910,
1928, or per cent.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
UNTITLED STEEL ORDERS

New York. July 10.-Unhiied orders
~ ~ tne United states Steel corporation
Ior 10 the month ending June 30 we're
~ ddv,s's'slt tons. IL was announced toi
nAy. This is an increase Of 1851 tons
rom the previous month, when the ne-
ures we're l0.9i7,4e6. d
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
CLASH BETWEEN SINN
FEINERS AND SOLDIERS

London, July 1O.--A clash between
Sim Feiners and British soldiers took
place in the streets OF Londonderry to-
day. said an Exchange Telegraph dis
started when the Sim F'einers attacked
& detachment of troops. Reinforcements
Of soldieS were rushed up and the
Sim Feiners were dispersed.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
BABE RUTH HITS HIS 26TH

New York. July 10--"Babe" Ruth
ran his total OF home runs for the sea-
son up 10 twenty-Slx when he smashed
out four base ciout In the third fn-
ming OF the Yankee Detroit game hers
today.
Ping Bcdie, the Yankee centeraeifsr.
also hit homo run IN tho same innlhE.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
MEMPHIS MAN OFFERS
SERVICES TO POLAND

SEHVICES TO POLAND
New York, July 1o.--slx nenn-
bers OF the American Flying club
have responded to the recent call
unteer for service In the Kos
clusko escadriile against the boil
shevIkl.
Names OF volunteers announced
today include G. {. Harp, Men,
pills, Tenn
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10

The Memphis Chicks. crippled by the
hurdle of Canayan, have made Chat
tanooga an offer for Rube Marshall, il
was learned Saturday Memphis made
an offer for York earlier In The week
nut II was refused. Marshall Is nj
present in Chattanooga sick
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10

willing 20 trust you with my fate, 40 /
Junt turned over and went 10 sleep
right straight.
The weather? Partly cloGdy tonight
and sunday with probable local
showers.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
LOST AND FOUND

so reward for return OF one Overland,
model 30, touring car, stolen from In
front of York TIL eater Tuesday night
July s. between the hours of and @
o'clock; Tennessee license number
1923; serial number of car, l72l2a
Cnll Hem. 1929. or Main 2T7e
KODAK left on north end Market 81
bridge. Will party who picked IL up
please return to 2i1 woodland ave.
N. @. or phone w. 6Sis Reward.
i've $40 bills on H. Main
~ Market sts.: maybe lost i'm McClel-
Ian i0e store: SO reward ~ returned
10 X. 7. Duncan, 1901 Market st
g Eth
Tor Lost and Fc."'d Ads See Wanf Ad
Paee.)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
Today's Baseball
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

F First Came
Innings 6 n o r. II y
New Orleans .........0s0
AT Atlanta II o
Batteries-Walker and Deberry; Suggs and Mills
First Game
Innings 23 y II y
Nhoohe '''s''s's..ss10 % 1
AT Birmingham ...,...I
Batteries-Fulton and Ponds Gallagher and Peters
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
ASK so PCT. RATE LIFT

Montreal. July 1o-The Canadian
Railway association representing All
lines in the dominion today applied 10
the railway commission for a 80 per
rent. increase in freight rates.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10

First Game
Mobile .......,......0
AT Birmingham ......l %
| Batteries-Fulton and Ponds Gallagher and Peters,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
First Game.
:, innings lnnings- - s 80 R.H!E.
Cleveland ........O o5 O o. le 2
AT Washington ....2 0 O o o. 2 4
Bateries-coveeskie and oNeill; Snyder and Picinch
Innings 12 90 RHE.
Dettoit ...,......I ~Qa.I o 8 o. 6 10 2
At New York ......s o ofs1 ~ o o I'll !
Bateries-Dauss Leonard stanage; Thormahlen Mays
and Hannah fay
:. Innings I si4 RHE.
st 4 bs,'da hss1. ..i .:,..1 s-sl7 3
Batteres-sohoron and Fvereid Jones' Karr Walters
Innings fsB 49, o 9 R.H.E
Chicago .............1 e~SO
At Philadelphia ......o 0 o o o
Batteries-Faber and schalk; Nayor and Perkins
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
. innings innings 3 46 RHE.
Boston ..............o 0 ] 0 0 o o. O.
AT Cincinnati .......o 0 0 o o % 8 oI
Batteries-oeschger and ONei Luque Eler and Wingo.
First Game.
p Inning Innings IL 4Se RHEI
Brooklyn ............2
AT St. Louis .........l ] o
Batteres--Pfefer and Kruger; Goodwin and Dihoefer
= Innings - RHEl
~ New W. York .........4 Q
AT Chicago ..........o
battcres-Nehf and Smah Martin, Carter and OFarrel
Philadelphia 80 o d ! j. SIS o
Batteries-causey Galia, Rixey and wiherow Wheat
Hamilton Cooper and Schmidt.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Dissatisfaction and Ponds; Gallagher and Peters
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-07

dai. Tas reikstu, kad apie
$4,000 darbininkQ laikinai ne
tektq darbo.
Savo keliua Brotherhood OF
Railroad Trainmen organizaciz
ia pradeda smarkiq kova prizes
insurgentus streikininkus. Be
giq sukiotojai atgabenami is
kitQ vietQ il pristatomi dirbti
streikininkq vietoje. Sakoma,
turima vilties, kad ligi atei-
nanGio Sestadienio insurgentai
bus iveikti IL ant gelezinke-
liq sugryz pormalis veikimas.
Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen oficijaliai skelbia,
jog insurgentq streikininku
esama $500. Bet streikininkai
sakosi, kad jq esama net a.
900.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-07
PRANCUZIJA BIJOSI tai
KININKQ.

Paryzius, bal. s. - Prancu-
zija patti viena priversta veik-
ii prizes Vokietijq, kuri per
zengia neutralio ruozo gyva7
vimq, tuo labjaus, kad Ang-
liza su Italia yra palinkusios
prie revizijos taikos sutarties.
Pramatoma revizija reikStQ
ne kitkq, kaip tik panaikini-
ma to neutralio zemes ruozo
Pareiniu, bet dar susiaurini-
ma okupacijos pIotQ.
Kad to iSvengti, Prancuzija
turi pasinaudoti dabartines
sutarties principals, ineiti gi-
liau -Vokietijon If apsidraus-
ii prizes Vokietija.
Prancuzai nuomoniauja II
bijosi, ar kartais taEkininkai
neturi bent kokio be jQ Hinios
slapto susineSimo su Berlynu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-07
EBERTO KARIUOMENE
EINA PIRMYN.
Spaudziami vodeciai bolsevi-
kai.

Dusseldorf, Vokietija, bal.
6. : Eberto vyriausybes ka-
riuomene Ruhr apskrityj ina
sturmuoti bolsevikQ pozicijas,
kRrios krinta kitos paskui XII
tas. Paimta Bochum, Witten
if Hagen.
Bolsevikq valdzia pasprudo
is Esseno ir savo ofisus iku-
re Bremene, arti Elberfeld.
Paimant Duisburga If APP
linkines vietas 'krito 200 Eber-
to vyriausybes kareiviu.
Berlyno vyriausybe skeIbla,
kad kaip veik Ruhr apskritis
bus patvarkytas, is ten karluo-
meme busianti atsaukta II to-
del nebus perzengta taikos SUI
tariffs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-07
AREsTU0JAMos PIKE
TUoJANcIos MOTE
y RVS.
vyriausybe apdraudzia Angli-
jos ambasada,

Washington, bal. Z. Fe-
derales vyriausybes parody
mu Gia Anglijos ambasada
bus. apsaugota nuo airiQ mo-
terQ piketayimo.
Suv. ValstijQ apskricio pro-
kuroras painformavo piketuo-
janGiu moteru advokatq o.
Brien praneSti savo klientems,
kad jos lia1tusi piketavusios
palei Anglijos ambasada.
Ir tuojaus policijai bnvo
isakyta Srestuoti piketninkes.
Kick palarulus suarestuota
dvi piketnink6s. Bet prokuro-
run pareikalavus palIuosuotos.
Mes O'Brien nebuvo suspejes
JOINS praneSti apie federales
vyriatsyb6s paredyma.
Paskui suarestuotos dar dvi
kitos. Sitos tureiq pad6ti pa
fankos po 25 dol.
Apskricio prokuroras iga-
liotas piktuojanGias moteris
patraukti teisman il parel-
kalauti kal6jimo bausmas uz
daryma nesmagumQ svetlmll
saliQ diplomatams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-07
UzMUsTAs BANKos PIE
sIKAS.
Pirm to jis du nuzude iE ke-
turis suicide.

st. Louis, Mo-, bal. Z.
Dienos metu stipriai apslgin-
klaves plesikas uzpuole Eas-
ton - Taylor Trust Co. Dan
ka. Pasiem6 $4,000 If spru.
ko laukan Saudydamas.
Bankoj tue metu buvo ne
mazai zmoniQ. Pakelta trulSs-
mas. zmon6s puol6si laukan
paskui j.
Pl6Sikui nebuvo klr dingti,
tad .jis smuko artimiauslan
teatran, kurs ltuo metu buvo
tllscias.
PaSaukta policija apstojo
teatra. .Tenai jis buvo paklo-
tas. Bet pirm to jis. nuzudf
viena policmona ir viena civi-
il il suicide 3 policmonns II
viena civil.
Pas il gtrast is bankos pa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-07
PrancuzQ kariuomene
Briaujjasi Vokietijon
Pirmiausiia uzima miestq
FrankfOrta

prasti> prancuzams, kad Vo-
kietija m&gina prasilenkti su
pildymu taikos salygQ.
Prancuzijos vyriausyb6 pa
rei$kia, kad Vokietijos w
riausyb9 labai Saltai atsineSa i
Versailleso taikos sutarti. Mes
Wis toliaus atid6lioja savo az
mijos iSginklavima. Ir jei vo-
kieciQ armiia butu suig su-
tarties iSginkluota, tuomet ten
nebutQ militaristQ nei boise
vikQ SukilimQ II patterns tai
kininkams nekvarSintQ galvQ.
Armijos neiSglnklavimas
padar6 tai, kad Ruhr apskrl-
tyi pakilo bolSevikizmas. Tan
apSkritin, prieSingai sutarciai,
vokieGiu vyriauSyb6 siunGia
Savo kariuomene.
Tad Prancuzija iSkalno pri-
verSta apsidrausti prizes tokius
vokieGiu zygius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-07
Italia Gryzzta prie Senosios
Uzrubezziq Politikos

.ju upas. Toliaus, Italija did
ziai paliesta elSonominio kri-
zio.
Kuomet premjeras Nitti SUI
galvojo gryzti prie senosios
uzrubezines politikos, pafla-
mente isreiksta juo pasitike-
jimas. Siandie Sales valdy-
ne jis turi daug;iau intakos.
: Bus paduota talkininku kon-
ferencijai.
Premjeras Nitti sayo suma-
nymus apie atmainas politikoj
paduosias augsGiausiajai talki-
ninkq tarybai, kuomet toil
Suvaziuosianti miestan Reno.
Pareikalavime Stai kas bu-
:'ia:
l. Revizuoti Versailleso tai
kos sutarties ekonomine dali,
idant Anglia panestu daug'au
pasisventimo tue zvilgsniu.
2. Pakeisti politila atsine-
Sine Ungarija.
3. Susitaikinti su Jugosla-
via, tam tikslui pasventus
Italijos reikalus.
4. Atnaujinti piInus santi-
kius su Rusija.
Albanijos klausimas
! 5. Su Turkija pasielgti al-
Zig prezidento Wilsono isr"l:
kiamos nuomones Turkijss
kldusime.
6. Albanijai pripazinti ne
priklausomybe, paliekant ts
sail vieSpatiju prieziuroje.
: 7. Smarkiau veikti tautQ
sajungos reikale.
8. Talkininku uzsienine po-
litika vesti nepriklausomai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-07
BRANGIAI ATSIEJO IsME
GINIMAS.

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