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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
He Files For Place On tho
District Bencl, ri
OTHERS MAY FOLLOW
The Present Incumbent, Nh.
comstock, No Doubt VIII &.
Seek Reelection

Attorney C.. O. Daily Of Mankatxsi,
.n,,s,. -. :. :.
~ ~ us''t : We !! - !. ~
SIKH Jhdiciai district comprising Btue
Earth and Watonwan counties. SdIi
filed for the position today In tie III
Ace ~ tho secroiorv - ..,sts q, ~
!, :. ~ ~.
10 suspeceeu Inat MI lays "a 80
e .ance eo Inns COMES. VII ~
o.hurs aiso. ~ 10 aeportea tnaSSNsfe
Vi rLonate ivan hushes mas alselss
e Gu win !Ilends ne aaylsaoilnss ~
, n,ihs IoI Juuse OF tne olslrlct oe1ss.
ans ans pro.ner Attolhey inomss Hn9
uas possesseo the ampitioa 70 Nsn
.te 1uulc'al erlnlne, ana otner 9ssgr.
neys are saia 70 nave Deen sepsa1E
,ohslnsiy ~ tne directiol; of me lefo9n |
on tne nni. Sevenl mpnies .asc -Atso5s
hey 2. wilson was Mnportuneas
qulte 2 numDer 81 people 70 become
eandlda.e for 1udge: put dfer CO.
slaermg tne procession decned act
10 seek the nomination.
!. Inc present incumbent Judge W.
L. Comstock. VIII most likely ak, scr
re- nomination and re- electioa- THIS
Is MS hrst term as the presiding OF
nicer OF the district court -,
Ire Story o. =. q. DAILY.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
Primaries Held Yesterday
In South Dakota
LOWDEN LED JOHNSON
Backers of the illinois Governor
Insist Their Favorite Will
Win Fight
UNITED Press Dispatch

Mitchell, s. D., March 24.-Witll
approximately eighty per cent of the
vote in the South Dakota primary
election unofficially counted the race
for endorsement for presidential pref
erence appeared to be "anybody's
fight" .....
Major General Leonard Wood was
leading Governor Frank o. Lowden of
Illinois by about 5000 votes while
| Lowden was but 1000 votes ahead of
Senator Hiram Johnson OF California.
Wood supporters issued statement
claiming the state for the general by
lead of 5000 to 1000 votes.
Backers Claim State.
Most of the remaining precincts are
in counties where Lowden is strong
est, the rural districts chiefly, and
his hackers declared that this strength
would throw the state to him. John
son managers declared that his
strength also lay in the rural districts
and claimed the state for him.
While Wood carried the cities in
most parts of the state he did so
often by only the closest margins
Aberdeen went to Lowden. Pierre
went to Johnson but Wood carried the
Black Hills counties. Governor Nor
beck appeared to he leading Richard
Haney for United States senate and
w. H. McMaster appears TO have
been nominated over r.. H. Richards
iOr governor. 49,.
Looks Like Wood.
Associated Press Dispatch1
SinnY EallS Marnh "a Wood
continued to increase his lead over
other presidential candidates from the
returns arriving today on yesterdays
presidential preference primary. AL.
most half of the seventeen hundred
precincts in fifty three of the sixty
four counties and including all the
leading cities gave Wood $4,000; Low
den, 1900; Johnson, 10000. The elev--
en- missing counties have only 173
precincts.
Wood Lead Seems Assured.
e IEnited Press DispatchJ
49, iitchells March 24s1vSoufh .Dak ata.
will send ten delegates to the nation.
al republican convention and all will
go with the mandate to sup
port Major General Leonard
Wood, according TO indications
of the results of the repub
lican primary here today. Republican
leaders said that Wood and the ma
jority republican ticket will be indoors
ed by a safe margin. 49,.
~ Majority Predicted at 5000.
Woods majority was predicted as
1000 to 5000. but the vote was SO
close that until final returns are tab
ulated it is expect the results will
be in doubt. Governor Frank o.
Lowden and Senator Hiram Johnson
ran close behind Wood. Incomplete
returns of fifty three of sixty three
counties showed: Wood. 2199S; Low
den, 1880; Johnson, 1890 The
vote for Senator Miles Poindexter was
negligible.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
CHOICE FOR GOVERNOR


IIlnite1 1,fxs!,s nispatcI,.

IUnIted Pfets Blspatcf1.J
st. Paul, March 24.--Willis M. West
or DIR. II. Shipsfead were considered
the most likely candidates to be
nominated for governor late today by
the two farmer labor conventions in
session. The Nonpartisan league
state convention was in session al
Minnehaha hall and the three hun
dred delegates of the Minnesota
Working Peoples Nonpartisan Polit-
ical league were in session in an
other hail. Each was advised of the
action the other assemblage was
taking
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
NAVY WA|N CHAOTIC
STATEAIAR- Opening
Department cad Would Not
Approve RI rs; Everybody
Was For Himself

lASSptittf,H q 3ttSS DISPatcH.J
Washin0ton March 24.-virtuaI
chaos existed ~ the navy de-
partment whea the United States
entered the war, Captain Horace
Laning then assistant chief of the
bureau Of navigation, testified be-
fore the senate naval committee
today. Laning said no one knew
what to do after the plans of ac-
ton were submitted by the
bureau was disanproved and that
the ''personai cl1sracteristics of
Secretary Daniels often made it.
impossible to Gel. the approval of
really important policies"
NAVY NOT PREPARED.
The navy was not prepared
when American entered the war,
Laning testified. and did not
"carry on" as ssefficiently as it
could and should have DONE"
Laning said the first plan of
operations was disapproved by
Secretary Danicis and the navy
entered the war without plans,
making it necessary for subor-
dinates to act Without authority.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
Sells Residence Property.

Joseph Davies has disposed of his
fine residence property on Clark street
to Mrs. Augusta McGovern of this ci-
ty. and will give possession of the
property August first, when he and
Mrs. Davies and their children ex-
pect to start overland to Los Angeles,
Cal, in an Overland touring car. 1t
is planned to make stops at all of the
principal cities and places of interest
enroute.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
SociaIistic Workers and
Ebert Join Hands
FACTIONS GET TOGETHER
Radicals Appear To Dominate ir
Germany; the Blood Spill
ing Continues
CARL d. GROAT

Berlin, March 24.-Formation Of {
socialist workmen's cabinet. will
Ebert and spartacan leaders partici
patlng, was announced following s.;
conference of the two factions las
night. The agreement was outlined
and given out for publication briefly
as follows:
The government agrees TO with
draw all regular forces from Ber-
lin and to have only local police
on guard duty there.
No armies of the government
will be sent against the commun-
lists in power in the Ruhr indus
trial centers.
Workers will DO consulted at
all times regarding further
changes or reorganization of the
government departments
Radicals issued an ultimatum
threatening to renew the general
strike unless this agreement was
reached and If any of its terms are
broken they will walk out immediate
y in retaliation.
One Thousand Were Killed.
United Press DispatcrI.J
Mayence, March 24.-More than
1000 communist troops were killed in
the violent fighting between Ebert
forces and reds last night, near Vessel
Gt.ha and Hennersdorf. dispatches
reaching here state. Belgian troops
and German reds are reported to be
lighting in the Dusiburg district.
An Armistice Signed.
UNITED Press Dispatch
Paris, March 2i.-An armistice of
forty eight hours has been declared
In the West German area betv' cen the
government forces and the workmen
OF the Ruhr Industrial center. Dis
patches say that the armistice be-
came effective at noon.
Ebert leaders and mem, crs of the
norkmens faction met to- discuss the
situation. Communist leaders were
told OF the government promise TO
reorganize the government ON a
strictly socialist basis. In event of
further attacks by the Reichswehr the
worku en- have threatened TO flood all
the mines and keep the water ON until
they are guaranteed protection.
Of a new German cabinet is a matter
OF only a few hours and the independ-
ent socialistic are sure of getting
several portfolios, according 10 teie
grams from Berlin today.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
VIII BE JUDGE of Debate

Judge W.. l.. COmstock who last
week acted as judge OF, the inter.
collegiate debate between Gustayu:
Adolphus and St. Olafs college, ha:
been called to judge the coming de
bate between Grinnell. Iowa, and Mac.
alester college at st. Paul on Friday
of this week.,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
RIVER WATER is RISING
Floods Along The Mississippi Re-
ported in st. Paul Today.

TUnIIeU T'TcSS DISNIJdICIII
the Mississippi river were reported
here this morning, following the
heavy rains Of last night. The river
went up 2.7 feet last night and low
lands all along the valley are under
water while many island residents
were forced to abandon their shacKs
and seek safety on the mainland.
The river has now reached high
stage of 9.8 feet and rain is again
threatening. Practically all the ice
has gone out of the river.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
RAPS DANIELS METHOD
Technical Expert Says Trifles Caused
Serious Delay.

United Press DisIatch.J
Washington, March 24.-The per-
sonal methods of Secretary of the
Navy Daniels were one of the causes
of great delays and an inconsistent
policy of the department, Captain
Harris Lannings, technical expert told
the senate investigating committee.
He said that Daniels fretted with min
or matters and neglected large ques-
lions of important naval policy.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
St, Paul Parties Held.
|OVERALLS FOR "CONS''
Street Railway Employees at Winona
Battle Old II. c. L.

.Winona, Mimi, March 24.-Blue
jean overalls, with jackets to match
of certain standard, set by the
company. will be worn by the motor
men and conductors of the Wiscon
sin Railway. Light and Power conf
pany in this city starting April 1.
1.-The item Of saving for the men will
be considerable" said Superintendent
Hedges today. 1.-THE blue and brass
button uniforms hitherto worn cost
the men about $50 each, while the
blue jeans, which will be relieved by
fine gray stripe, will cost them
S5,1S"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
DAMAGE BY WIND
Dredge Machinery Carried Away B,
Gale At iWinona.

f. f..
Winona, March 24.-The dredge
and several barges of the River Sand
and Gravel company, which last fall
were tied up at the foot of Latsch
Island across from Levee park broke
loose Monday night during the NOV
ing out Of the river ice and were
taken down stream to point on the
Wisconsin shore just this side Of the
Burlington railway bridge. It is UNI
derstood that the mishap to the
dredge and barges was due to the
high wind which prevailed during the
night. which exercised considerable
pressure upon these river craft. It
is said the piles to which they were
attached broke loose and this allowed
them to get away and float down
stream, being carried finally clear
over to the Wisconsin shore by the
force OF the wind.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
Graduate of Farm School.

Luritta NJ. Harvey Of Eagle Lake
was graduated today from the Min
nesota School of Agriculture at Uni
versity Farm, st. Paul.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
CONFERENCE is CALLED
Rural School Boards Will Hold Their
Meeting in Mankato, ~

conference Of the rural school
boards of Blue Earth county viii be
held in the auditorium OF, the ;Mankatb
high school on Saturday, March ~
to consider several matters OF press
ing importance at this time in regard
to rural school work. A represeata.
tive Of the state department viii b
present. The problems OF the teacher
shortage and salaries will be discus.
sed. 1t Is probable that committee
will be selected to attend the5stata
conference on April at St.. Paul.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
HOME ON AN ISLAND

Former Crown Prince win Aest I'm
Ease, Favor From Holland 1f.s =
ASSOCIATED Press ptspaxcit.I -
The Hague, March 24.AThe snremier
announced today that the datchke0f.i
eminent had granted the island u
Wieringen to the former German
crown prince as place of residehce.
The decree restricting the FORMER ell.
peror to Amerongen and Doom vs.
announced last week. ~ g / Z: :.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
SOCIALISTS INELIGIBLE
Report Was Submitted BY Council of
New York Committee.
Associated Press Dispatch


Albany, NY, march 24.-Five sus-
pended socialist members of the as
sembly are ineligible and disquali-
fed to occupy Seats" counsel for the
assembly judiciary committee assert
ed today in a brief filed with the
committee which conducted the inves-
tigatiOn.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
DRAFT NEW SCALE
Representatives OF Central District
Will Meet In New York.
IAssOcIated PreSS dis

~ IASHUC1dCSu 7fTeSS DISpatCn.J -
Washington, March 24.-Suggestion
that joint scale operators and miners
of the central district will meet in
New York on Monday to draft new
scale, made in a telegram from Presi-
dent John L. Lewis of the mine
workers to Chairman Brewster of the
operators committee today.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
English Miners Reject Proposal.

UNITED Press Dispatch.l
London, March 24.-Miners through
out the country today voted to reject
the government offer of one shilling
and six tenths increase for workers.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
FATHER SAYS HE SHOT
SONTO SAVE HIS SOUL
Tragedy Was Enacted in Chicago
The Youth Is Making Struggle
In Hospital.
1associ.ted pr.s. n,.. 80,

tAssociated Press Dispatch
Chicago, March 24.-Frank Pinamo
seventeen, was seriously wounded and
Is in the hospital today while his
father who shot him, to keep him
away from gangsters awaited the out
come of the boys struggle for life.
The father said he used the revolver
ito save his sons soul"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
WANTS NEW NAME
East Moline Would Change Name To
Deere: Avoid Confusion.

Deere; Avoid Confusion.
East Moline, H., March 24.-IBy
The United Press. East Moline is
tired of being East Moline. 1t wants
new name. Confusion IN delivery
of mail, kilograms and freight and
express shipments is blamed on the
similarity of the name to it's sister
city, Moline, and distinct identity Is
demanded
Some of the citizens have suggest
ed Deere" as the new name. IN
honor of John Deere. pioneer imple-
ment manufacturer, whose plants are
located here,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
RAID BUCKET SHOPS
Proprietors of Places in Minneapolis
u And St. Paul Arrested

- NHu OF. Fdut NTTcSISO.
GAssoclatcd Press Dispatch.I
Minneapolis. March 24.--ProprictOrs
Of two alleged grain trading bucket
shops were arrested in raid today
and their confederates in St Paul
who stole quotations from well
known brokerage firm were arrested
also.
st. Paul Parties Held.
limited Press DiSpatchl
St. Paul, March 24.-Inar and
George Olson were arrested i'm this
city today, when police uncovered
what they claim to be the clevcreat
wire tapping game discovered in
some time. Six Minneapolis men are
also implicated. Finger signals and
window taps were used by one of the
men to inform the other of stock
quotations in the street below. These
figures were then phoned to Mime
apOlis. z;H
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-26
NOTED NOVELIST ptEs

Mrs. Humphrey Ward pa9sss Away, ia
londen. .a i: ~ {,
UNITED Press pispat6Aj l
London, March 4.-Mrs, HUM llr6t
Ward noted novelist died here t06aE
following brief illness
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-08
PRIZES AMERIKONIsKUS
SLAKERIUS MEKSIKoJE,
Gal Meksika isvarys juos.
Mexico City, birz. s. = New

Mexico City, birz, 8: = New
Yorko laikraScio New York
Times korespondentui teko, pa
simatyti su generolu Obrego-
nu, kurs Siandie yra kaipir IL
krasis Meksikos valdytojas.
Bekalbant prisiminta apie
amerikOniSkus slakerius, gyve-
nancius Siandie Meksikoje.
Kar6s metu tukstanGiai slake-
riq pasprQdo Siton salin su
tikslu iSvengti priverstinojo
kareiviaviWo.
Daugiausia Wis tai radikalai.
Vienas is jQ, paeinas is New
Yorko, Linn E. A. Gale, Sian
die GGia leidzia socijalistinl ra-
dikali laikraSti. Bjaurioja jis
Suv. ValstijQ veiE6jus. Kursto
meksikonus prizes Suv. Vals-
tijas.
Gen. Obregon iSreiSk6 nuo-
none (tik ne valdzios vardu),
kad Meksikos valdzia ar kar-
tais nepagalvos iSvyti IS Sa-
lies tuos visus ''pilkuosius
vilkus." Taip pasielgiant SUI
stipratQ labjaus santikiai Me-
ksikos su Suv. Valstijomis-,
Ir ne tik del geresniQ santi-
kiQ juos reiktQ iSvyti is Mex
sikos. Bet il del paGios Mex
sikos gerov6s.
ButQ vargo tukstanciams
slakeriQ, jei jie cia kartais
butu iSjudinti. ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-08
Turkijos Klausime

tiks atiduoti kam-nors Smlr-
na arba Trakija sakoma
prancuzQ uzrubeziniQ reikatQ
ofise, cir Prancuzija nekup-
met nesutiks pildyti Clemen-
ceau sumanymo pasiQsti skai-
tlinga armijq Cilicijon, kad
tenai apdrausti anglq relka-
lus. ~
"Prancuzija didziai pelnys
padarydama atskira taika su
Turkija, patenkindama ypac
pastaraja.''
Reikalauja daug kariuomenes
Toliaus, uzrubeziniu relka-
lu ofise tvirtinama, jog mar
salas Foeh perspejes augs-
ciausiaja taryba, kad Turk
los taikos sutarties lgyverid1-
nimui butinai reikalinga tu-
reti maziausia 100000 kariuo-
men6s.
Kituomet ta skaitliq ka-
riuomenes yra buvus pasiqlu-
81 Graikija. II Lloyd George
sutikes su tuo pasiulymu.
Bet reikia atsiminti, kad grail
kams tick kariuomenes yra
reikalinga Trakijoje If Smlr-
-noje. Taigi ginti anglq, pran-
cuzu If armenq reikalus nera
kan.
Tuo tarpu bolseyikai uzeme
Teherana veikiai perslmestp
Mesopotamijon. Tenai sukel-
tn arabus. Sukurstymai per-
simestq Egyptian If Anglllos
reikalai Mazojoj Azijoj, kaip
bematai, nugarmetp vejais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-08
AMERIKA ATSILYGINO
SU TALKININKAIS.
Daug medziagos bus sugra-
zinta.

Washington, birz. s. Ka-
res sekretorius Baker paskel-
be, kad Amerika pagaliaus at
silyginus su talkininkais, nes
jau padengusi visas iSlaidas,
kokias items Amerika buvus
kalta.
Karas metu Suv. ValstiJos
talkininkams isiskolino $685.
716,093. Po kar6s jiems parda-
We kar6s medziagos ir tuo bu-
du susitaikinta.
$672,OO0,OOO vertes nepar-
duotos kar6s medziagos bus
sugrazinta atgal. I
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-08
TARPE PRANGUzU IR
ANGLU PAKYLA NEsUT1-
KIMAI.
Tarpe prancuzu ir anglu pa
kyla neutildmai.

Paryzius, birz. = Kadan-
gi Anglijos ministeriQ plrm1'
ninkas Lloyd George paslke-
tino tarties SUI bolsevikQ at
stovu Krassinu, Prancuzijos
ministeriQ pirmininkas Mile
rand ] tai atsako prlpazlnda-
mas turku nacijonalistq val
dzia, Euriai vadovauja Mus
tapha Kemal pasa.
Kuomet Lloyd George dar-
buojasi padaryti taika su boil
sevikais, mes Anglia neisga-
Ii pasiqsti reikalingo skalt-
liaus kariuomen6s kovotl
prizes juos = Millerand parel-
Ska, jog jis esas prlverstas
padaryti armisticija su tur-
kais nacijonalistais. Nes
Prancuzija negali pasiQsti
Cilicijon If Sirijon $4,000 ar
,mijos. Pastaroji yra rel
kalinga kur kitur, paw, Rhl-
ne fronte.
Prancuzai atsisako veikti.
Generolo Gourand armisti-
CHA su Mustapha Kemal rel
Ska, kad Prancuzija is Ma
zosios Azijos atsaukia dau=
gian kaip didesne puse. saVo
kariuomenes. Pagaliaus reis-
kia ta, kad prancuzai turkams
paliuosuoja kelia Egiptan II
III
leidzzia jiems isnaujo uzpultl
Suezo perkasa.
Uzrubeziniu reikalp ofise
eGia sakonla, kad San Reno
mieste padaryta taikos sutar-
tbs Turkijai yra tik paprastas
popergalis. Mes PrancuziJa
priipazlsta Mustapho Kemal
valdzia II tue tikslu bus pa
daryta nauja taikos sutartis..
Atskiri taika naudinga.
"Turkai nekuomet nesu-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-08
MENKAI PADIDEJO NEW
YORKE sKAIGIUS GWEN
TOJU.

Washington, birz. I. Cen
70 biuraS paSkelb6, kad New
York City turf 5,621,157 gy-
ventoiQ, sulig Siuometinio gy~
ventoiu suraSymo.
PaaiSk6jo, kad nuO praelto
atIikto gyventojQ suraSymo
1910 metals, tenai gyventoJQ
skaitIius pasidaugino 0O4,
268 mon6mis, arba 17.9 nuOS.
Taigi Iabai mazai. Gil kai-
kuriQ buvo manoma, kad New
York City praIenks LondonQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-08
NEBUSIANTI NUSTATYTA
ABELNA ATLYGINIMO :,
SUMA.
sakoma, konferencija su vo-
kieGiais busianti atideta.

Paryzius, birz. 7. = Vietos
laikraStis Echo de Paris pra-
mesa, kad turbut, talkininkai
atmainysia savo plenus, sulig
kuriQ nor6ta vokieGiams w
d6ti abelna kar6s atlyginimo
sumq. Matyt, nenorima, kad
Vokietija paskirtu laiku vel
kiau atsikratytQ kares skolQ.
Podraug nuomoniaujama,
kad turbut, bus atid6ta toles-
niam laikui mieste Spa rem
giamoji su Vokietija konfe-
rencija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-08
VEzAMAS AUKSAS IS
MAsKvos.

Stockholmas, birz. g. sve-
dijos garlaivis Gauthiod an
dai rusams j Reveli nuveze
visa ellie automobiliq il zem-
dirbystes masinQ. Sugryzda-
mas laivas parveze 5 miliJo-
nus dol. vertes Rusijos aukso.
Garlaivio kapitonas pasako-
ia, kad praeita pirmadienl
Reveliu is Maskvos specijaliu
traukiniu atvezta aukso $22,-
100000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-08
BRANGIAI ATSIEINA VO-
KIECIAMS TALKININKU
OKUPACIJA.
Per metus 40 miliiardu
markiu.

Berlynas, birz. s. Ar tai
kininkai gall but pateisinti,
jei jie nuo Vokietijos reikalau-
ia 100 miIijonQ markiQ per
dienq arba 40 milijardQ mar
kin per metus uz palaikyma
savo armijQ okupuotose Vo-
kietijos teritorijose If uz uz-
laikymQ ivairiQ savo komisijq
Vokietijoje?
Tas klausimas pakeltas ne
oficijaI6se Gia vokieciQ sferose
diskusuojant Anglijos vyriau-
syb6s saskaita, induota Vokie-
THAI uz palaikyma anglQ ar
mijos Vokietijos teritorijose.
Toji- saskaita pasiekia kuone
7 milijonp svarQ sterlingQ SUI
ma. Tai metinis Anglijai at
lyginimas uz okupacija.
Diskusijose paaiskejo, ikad
tasai Anglijos reikalavimas y
IA labai mazas, ralyginus su
Prmcuzijos saskaitomis. kran-
cuzija okupuotcse Vokictijos
teritorijose veda placiai nuo-
saws .kares reikalus.
SutfaukuS kruvon visa tai
kininkQ okupacijines saskaitas
kaip ;kartais il pasidaro $u-
ma apie 40 milijardQ n.alkiQ
per metus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-08
VYSKUPIJOS
JUBILIEJUN.
Rytoj, birz. 8, prasides triju
dienu iskilmes.

Chicagon atkeliavo 10 Emi-
nencija kardinolas Gibbons is
Baltimor6s. Cia kardinolas
dalyvaus jubiliejin6se vysku-
pijos iSkilm6se il Chicagos
Arkivyskupo 25 metQ kuni-
gystes sukaktuv6s.
Ateinanti ketvirtadieni kar-
dinolas Gibbons su nadia att
darys republikonQ partiJos
konvencijos sesija Coliseume.
Visas tas kelias dienas kar-
dinolas vieS6s Chicagos Arki-
vyskupo rezidencijoje. +
Siandie laukiamas atkeliau-
iant is Washingtono SventoJo
T6vo Delegates Suv. Valstijo,
Sc, Arkivyskupas Bonzano.
Siandie ir rytoj ryte atva-
ziuos Chicagon visa ellie Ar
kivyskupQ- If VyskupQ is vlsq
Suv. Valstijq.
Paeios iskilmes.
Iskilmes prisid6s birzelio 8,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-08
kick ANGLU KARIUOME
MES AIRIJOJ?

Dublinas, birz. 7. = Vietos
anglu autoritetai nepasako,
kick yra anglu kariuomenes
Airijoje. zinovai tvirtina, jog
busiq daugiau 10000. Ir kas-
dien dauginamas skaitlius.
Anglia siuncia Airijon ne
naujokus, bet iSlavintus If IS
tvermingus kareivius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-08
PINIGy KURsAs.

svetimu viespatiju pinigp yer
te mainant nemaziau $4,000 bir-
zelio 5 d. buvo tokia sulig Mer-
chants Loan & Trust Co.:
Angliios sterlingp svarui $3.9Oa
Iietuyos 100 auksinu 2.SO
yokietiios 100 markiu 2:60.
Lenkiios 100 markip 81
Prancuzijos uz / dolieri IL fir. 80
sveicarijos uz l dolieri S frg 49.
Italijos uz / dol. 16 100