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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26
PART OF STEAMBOATS,
LOG TO co TO SOCIETY
ANNAPOLIS Citizen Will Present Old
Confederate Record to North
Carolina Historians.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, September 25.-
Two volumes Of the log Of the Con-
federate gunboat Shenandoah, covering
periods from October 20, 1864 to July
%, 1865, and July 20. 1865 to Novem-
Der 5, 1865 are now in possession of
James W. Owens, an attorney of this
city.
Up to August 2, 1865, when the news
of the defeat of the Confederacy was
received, the Shenandoah, commanded
by Lieut. Commander James /. Wad-
dell, later of Annapolis, was engaged
in the capture and destruction of
fishing and sealing vessels of the
United States i nthe northern Pacific.
The volumes belonged to the late
Lieut.. E. Berkeley Iglehart, U. s. A..
a relative of the Shenandoah's COM
mander. At his death, which occurred
recently, his widow turned them over
to Mr.. Owens for proper disposition.
and Mr.. Owens has determined to send
them to the North Carolina Historical
Society, Capt. Waddell having been a
native of that state, from which he
was appointed to the Naval Academy.
The story of the Shenandoah, many
points in which are brought out by the
log, is one of extreme interest. Gen.
Lee surrendered April 9, and the receipt
of the news on the Shenandoah on
August of the same year Is recorded
in these words:
THE sad news of the downfall of
the Confederacy was conveyed to us.
today by the British barque Bar
racauda."
The Shenandoah Immediately started
for England by way Of Cape Horn.
1t narrowly escaped capture several
times on the way, and the end of the
adventure is formally set out as the
last entry in the log, under date of
November 5. 1865:
ION the 5th instant arrived in the
Mersey off Liverpool and surrendered
the Shenandoah to the British nation
by letter to Lord John Russell, premier
Of Great Britain"
Capt James Iredell Waddell. the
commander Of the Shenandoah, was
one of the earliest graduates OF the
Naval Academy. He completed his
course there in 1S47, and held the rank
of lieutenant in the United States Navy
when on April II, 1861, he resigned to
go south. He died at Annapolis,
March 16, 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26

Patience" 1.-THE Chocolate Soldier"
and Trial by Jury" are listed on the
program, as well as an original pro-
duction for the first time on any
stage of g. new opera by American
composers.
This society last season produced
III. M. 8. Pinafore'' and The Mikaao"
and will greatly enlarge Its roper
toire this year.
The personnel of the principals will
be added to this year, while the old
favorites Of last season will be
heard again These include Estelle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26

dent of the association, has sent to
Commander Franklin D'Olier of the
legion, and which will be read at
the Cleveland convention of the serv-
ice men this week.
will you extend to the members
of the American Legion the congratu-
lations of the American Forestry As
ISOLATION on the fne results the CO.
operation of the American Legion
has obtained in spreading the mes
sage of memorial tree planting? We
have recorded the planting of post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26
HOSPITAL TO CLOSE.

The O'Reilly General Hospital at
Ateen. n. C., it was stated yesterday
will be discontinued as an Army hos
pital October Is by direction Of Sec
rotary of War Baker. 1t then will
be transferred to the public health
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26
OPERAS PLANNED HERE.
''The Washingtonians" Will Pre-
sent Series During This Season.

Announcement of a series of operas
to be presented here this season by
The Washingtonians" was made last
night by Rollin Bond. director of the
Peoples National Opera Society.
Such favorite operas as THE Chimes
of Normandy" "Erminie," "Iolanthe,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26

Arthur l.. Ward. former general sec
rotary of the San Diego. Calf, Y. NJ.
c. A, has been appointed head Of the
educational department of the Wash
ington association. it was announced
last night. He succeeds Thomas w.
Walton, who resigned to accept a
position as efficiency expert for the
H. w. Horst Company. builders and
contractors of Rock Island Ill.
Mr.. Ward is a Moore Hill. Gnd)
College graduate, and has had fifteen
years experience in Y. NJ. c. A. edu-
cational work. He was formerly
president of the Educational Secre-
taries Association of North America,
and has taken an active part in the
development of the national educa-
tional program of the Y. NJ. g. A.
A farewell reception was given Mr.
walton "Wednesday in the associa-
TONS parlors He was presented with
travelling bag by his former asso-
ciates and instructors in the institute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26

Murray, Florence Winters Elaine
Sebring Ford. Genevieve Bond, Harry
Stevens, T. Brooke Amiss jr; Charles
| Moore, John r. Elliott, Raymond
| Moore. ]. E. S. Kinsella and Stephen
o. Ford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26

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valescence from pneumonia, fevers, or
other facilitating diseases, your quick
est way to get flesh and strength is
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For pale. puny, scrOfulOus children,
nothing approaches 1t. 1t builds up
eompletely their flesh, their strength,
and their health.
In the most stubborn ScPofulous,
Skin or Scalp DiseaseS, Eczema, Salt
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DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets feGu-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26

after post on our national honor roll.
thanks to the coll in your Bulletin
No. 49," says Mr.. Packs letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26
CAPT. Floyd RETIRED

Capt Charles s. Floyd. infantry,
having been found physically dis
qualified for promotion by reason Of
disability incident to the service, has
been retired as a major
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26
LAUDs LEGION FOR TREES
American Forestry Association
Thankful for Memorial Idea.

Cooperation the American Legion
has given to the American Forestry
Association in encouraging the plant
ing of trees in Washington and else
where as memorials to soldiers and
sailors is acknowledged in a letter
which Charles Lathrop Pack, presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26
ASSIGNED TO ANNAPOLIS.

Lieut. Comdr. Harold A. Wadding-
ton of the q. S. s. Alert has been as
signed to duty at the Annapolis Naval
Academy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

naIady viii have developed so that
they will then know what it best to do
r G. Lucas returned Friday even
ing from two days business stay in
Pendleton.
Ross Maloney of Walla Walla, was
in Weston last sunday evening between
trains, having accompanied his niece.
Miss Maxine CuIiey home from a visit
in the Garden City.
J. II. Williams, manager Of the Wes-
ton Mercantile company, was a busi-
ness visitor in Pendleton Friday.
The Mike Eagietons, who live near
the O.-w. r. & y. depot, have just
been released from smallpox quaran-
tine Their home has been under
quarantine some five CT six weeks.
The influenza Il reported to be get
ting a strong foothold in the Wild
Horse and reservation ne1gnDorhood.
Influenza patients are reported In the
homes OF joe F1vant II. a. Street,
Everett Forest, iy4rry Mcbride and Ed
: NJ paOn-
Weston is experiencing quite a siege
Of cold weather lately. Tho country
IS under a canopy Of high fog and the
Thermometer has remained nearly
stationary at about 20 above bero. day
and night, for the last several days.
AZ the ground is bare Of snow, II
might prove to be very serious for the
wheat crop.
Ed. o. DeMcss. weston's undertaken
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

when they were new-that' the kind
and they're the real, proper thing.
Movie queens debutantes and So
ciety matrons are wearing them at the
beaches and ON the mezzanines of the
/ tourist hotels A reporter was told it
was true and he gathered proof.
"Oh yes, we're laying in quite "A
stock Of them" said l.. b. Walter, de-
partment store buyer. They're popu-
lar in the east because they're warm
but when they are worn hereait estab-
lishes them as authoritative fashion,"
But who sponsors the style" the
reported asked himself and he decided
correctly that movedom has approved
it.
Yes. we are all wearing them," said
Bebe Daniels movie star. How did
you know that? she added as the re-
porter confessed he was unobserving.
Il thought everyone knew silk was
passe."
"At the Lasky studio there's knit
ting club" she went on. "The proper
thing is to knit your own. Yes, they
kinda scratch at first. We put ribs 1
in 'em to give an open work effect"
who's knitting their own Why. (
Gloria Swanson and Mabel .Juliene
Scott do. They're in the knitting
club"
rs this right that they are wearing
Hoolen stockings in the place Of silk?"
ne inquired of w. r. Simmer, street
ar mOtornan.
"I'll say 50. exactly in the same
ilace they used to wear silk" mused
skinner as he polished with his hand
,erchief the little side mirrow he :
ses to see IL the back steps are "all \
lear" [
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
NEW BLOCK PLAID

Wool Skirtings in black and white, 81 incE7s vide
at moderate price
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
Special News of UmatiIld Co.

and furniture dealer, and agent for
the telephone company, is spending
few days in Portland on a buying
trip.
Harry Schick returned Wednesday
from Forest Grove where he has been
on visit with his family since Christ
mas.
A steam shovel outfit has been
Vyorking Cor several days between Wes-
ton and Athena filling in a washout
that occurred during the December
floods.
The county road camp in the Sailing
building is taking On quite a lively ap-
pearance these days. A considerable
force Of men and teams is quartered
there, while their operations in road
grading are being done in the Wilsey
field. east of town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
"AH-HA," SAYS SHERLOCK.
TITS WOOLEN STOCKINGS.
THAT WARM RIBBED KIND"

Los ANGELES. Jan. 91.-Girls
you know they say women's fashions
any old time may drift back to hoop
skirts. and puffy panniers but don't
worry over the future woolen stock
Ings has arrived.
The warm ribbed kind mother used
to knit in winter and that scratched
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
L.ADIESi

when irregular or suppre' SEQ
Tralnah Pins safe and always a.
censahlo. Not sold al drug stores DO
nes experiment with others; save DIS
nppoirtmcnt Write for "Reltef ana
n6-tiruiars, it's free address Nau-
o,,al Medical Institute, Aii"ankee'
WIS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
HTS WESTON SCHOOL
East oregonlan special

WESTON. Jan 24.-Weston is haV-
ing quite an influenza scare just now.
1rhree OF the school teachers, Niles
Davis. Mrs. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. PIN
Ixerton were absent from school thus
week on account of being SICK ana the
attendance Of the pupils was 50 sin'l
that the school board decided TO sus-
pend school from last WEDNESDAY un-
iii next Monday when they thlnk the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24
BURLINGTON NEWFASHIONED
HOSIERY

Quality and Service in hosiery are best expressed
in Burlington Newfashioned Hosiery and we warm
ly seam at the back 1t is knitted to eshape of the
and perfect fitting hosiery.
Burlington Newfashioned Hosiery has no insight
v seam at the back 1t is knitted to the sape of the
foot and leg-not stretched cut to fit. Those
points of greatest are reinforced to lengthen
service We carry full line of sizes in cotton, isle
and silk-in all popular coors from the pair Soc to
$3.50. Iat &I4 Aa a AlAA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

For colds or IaauesEa
,s - preventive take LAAAFlg Z
fD 5IuNINE Tablets LOOK for
I. GROVES signature on the box
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
SENATAS PRIPAz|NO
PASARGA TAIkOS
SUTARTYJE.

Washington, kovo 16..- Va
kar senatas Sc balsais prizes
26l priem6 senatoriaus Lodge
padaryta pasarga prize sky
riaus deSimtojo taikos sutar-
tyje. Tasai skyrius sutartyje
palietia Monroe doktrina.
Prezidentas Wilsonas tuo
tarpu prieSinasi visokioms pa
surgoms If pataisymams.
Sia savaite senatas galuti-
mai balsuos 4aikos sutarties
klausime.
Atrodo, kad sutartis bus pri-
imta su pasargomis il taip bus
induota prezidentui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
Streiko pavojus ina vienyti
vOkieCiuS
VOKIEcIAI, SAKO, PILDY,
STA TAIKos sUTARTI.
Bet tick, kick leisianti tautos
garbe.

Berlynas, kovo 16.-Prael-
to sekmadieni naujos vyriau-
syb6s kanclieris Kapp pri6m6
uzrrrbeziniQ laikrasciu kores-
pondentuS Bismarcko kamba-
ry.j. JiS trumpai laikraStlnln-
kams paaiSkino naujos vyriau-
syb6s politika.
Kanclieris paSak6, kad nau-
.joii vokieciQ vyriausyb6 esan-
ii iStikima Versailleso taikos
sutarciai. Vokieciai pildysiQ
sutarties sqlygaS tick, kick jos
nebusiq prieSingos tautos gar
bel ir Sales ekonominei atei-
Giai.
"Naujoii vyriausyb6 n6ra
reakcijOnini. ii stoves ant de-
mokratijos pagrindQ. Mes is
skleid6m iuodq- balta-raudona
v6Iiava jos pagarbos vietoje.
r. mes visuomet suvarzysime
viSoki pakilusi generali strei-
kQ.
''Leipzige kar6s kriminall-
stai bus teisiami, kaip senO-
Sios valdzios buvo zadama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
zADA PAKILTI VOKIECIU
RADIKALAI.
Militaristams bus vargo
SUI streiku.

Paryzius, kovo 16.-Nepri-
gulmingieji socijalistai If ko-
munistai Mannheime turejo
susirinkima. Nutar6 pasinau-
doti dabartin6mis suiruttmls
Vokietijoje il paskelbti sovle,
tQ valdzia.
Sulig gautQ cia ziniu, Ber-
lyme pakelta klausimas sociJa-
listu frakcijoms susivienyti IL
.bendrai veikti prizes militari=
stus.
Is Berlyno pareina labal
mazai ziniQ. IT tos nea'sklos'
Matyt, tenai veikia aStri mill
taristp cenzura.
Suirutes ir plesllaal beflyEe.
TelegrafQ linjos, junsian-
Clos Berlyna su PrancuzlJa II
llitomis vieSpatijomis, iSdalics
!,nrtrauktos pradejus sekma-
tiinnio rytmecill.
Kuomet praeit'l sestadienl
militaristai ejo Berlynan, kal-
iHrlluose prienieseluosc buvo
pakilusi betvarSe paugel vie
to~e pakelta ria'lSts II imta
pieSSti krautuves. Bet policlJa
;gmalsino rialistnlnkus.
Generals darbininku strei-
kas Berlyne paiiceia transpor-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17

streika apleides Berlyna. Dau-
gel vietose darbinmkai jau
pakilo. Kai-kur ivyko susir6-
mimai darbininkQ su kariuo-
meme. Pasirode zmoniQ aukQ.
Darbininkai paklause pa
kvietimo streikan. Mes jiems
.avo pasakyta, kad Vokietijon
grIta reakcijonin6 vyriausy-
be.
Kanclieris Kapp iSpradziu
grumojo streikininkams. Bet
pasirode, kad grumojimais ne
ka pelnysi.
Tad kad isvengti krauJo
praliejimo, sugalvota graziuo-
.ju susitaikinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
S.V. NETURI VALSTYBES
SEKRETORIAUS.
Naujo sekretoriaus dar nepat-
virtino senatas.

Washington, kovo II. -
Pirmu kartu pasitaiko S. Val
stiiu istorijoje, kad valstyb6s
departamentas neturi virSl-
ninko.
Veikiantysis sekretorius
Polk iStarnavo legaliai 80 die
MI po Lansingo pasitrauki-
mo. Dabar jis ilsiau negall
but sekretoriumi.
Prezidentas paskyr6 sekre-
toriu Colby is New Yorko. Bet
senatas jo dar nepatvirtlno.
Senatorial kelis kartus tare-
81 apie 10 tinkamuma uzlmtl
tq augsta vieta. Bet netare
galutino zodzio. ....
Dabar daugeliui zmoniQ
reikia iSvaziuoti is Suv. Vals-
thu. N6ra kan patvirtinti pa
sporty. Nira legalio sekreto-
riauS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
SOCIJALISTAS DEBS STA
TOMAS KANDIDATU 7
PREZIDENTUS.

Atlanta, Ca, kovo 16.-Vie-
tos kalejime, kaip zinoma, w
darytas Americas socijalistQ
partijos vadas Debs. Michlga-
no valstijos socijalistai kal6ji-
man buvo, pasiunte delegacijq
pakalbinti Debsq but kandida-
tn j Salies prezidentus is soci-
jalistQ partijos.
Delegacijai -neleista paSima-
tyti su Debsu. Bet Debs>per
kaltjimo virSininka delegacijai
praneS6, kad jis sutlnkas but
kandidatu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
PAKYLA NACIJoNALISTU
PARTIJA TURKIJoJ.
Talkininkams grumoja naujas
pavojus.

Washington, kovo 16.
Turkijos valdzion isnaujo su-
gryzta senoii provokiska tur-
ky nacijonaIistu partija, sulig
gautu cia konfidencijonaliu
ziniu is Konstantinopolio.
Blvo manoma, kad ia tur-
ky nacijonalistu partija bus
palaidota veikiant armisticijos
salygoms. Bet pasirodo kaip
till priesingai.
Stai garsus kituomet Dar-
daneliu apginejas Mustapha
Kennel iSnaujo atakuoja tai
kininkQ kariuomenes. Enver
paSa, Talaat pasa il kit sui
tanato stiprQs raseiai pas
prudo Vokietijon. II tenai dar
buojasi .nacijonalistq reikalais.
suoka1bis atnaujinti kare.
Nacijonalistq partiios svar-
tikslas neduoti TALK
ninkams suskaldyti Turkijos,
atsiimant nuo iu visas uzim-
tas teritorijas.
Tie turku naeijonalistq va
dai vadovauja pan-islamiz-
mo sukilimui prizes Anglia If
Prancuzija. Tas sukilimas pla-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
GAISRE zUVo DU AMERI-
K0NU.
Gelezinkelieciu streikas Man
churijoj.

Washington, kovo II. - A
merikoniSkos ekspedicijos ST.
berijjoie vadas, gen. Graves,
praneS6 kar6s departamentui,
kad kovo 6 Sale Vladivostoko
sudega amerikoniskq karei.
viu kazarm6s. Gaisre zuvo du
kareiviu.
Be to, praneSta, jog Man
chulijoie gelezinkelieciai pa
ktl6 streikq il Siandie Kiniios
rytiniu gelezinkeliu nevazina-
ia traukiniai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
LUDENDORFF YRA
BERLYNE.
Vakar iis konferavo su kane,
lieriu Kapp.

Berlynas, kovo 16.-Uzrube-
ziuosc buvo pasklydusip ziniQ,
kad gen. Ludendorff, kurs
skaitomas vokieciu militaristp
smegenimis, iSkeliaves Mask
Won.
Tuo tarpu gen. Ludendorff
yra Berlyne. Vakar jis konfe-
ravo Gia su nauju kanclieriu
Kapp. Suprantama, konferen-
cijos pasekm6s nezinomos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17

taci.;4, clektcc* <pGkas If prl-
statyInQ vandens.
PraneSta, jog sustreikuoslQ
ir gelezinkelip darbininkai. ST.
tie, sakoma, pranese naujajam
kanclieriui Kapp apleisti- Ber-
Lyna.
Generals streikas kitur,
Generals darbininkQ strei-
kas paskelbtas Kiel'e, Breme-
ne, Hamburge ir Regensburge.
Publikos sentimentas yra pa
lankus socijalistq valdziai Co
logne, Essen, Dusseldorfe,
Bochrun, Dnisburge, Spandau
il Frankforte.
Mazai duonos Berlyne.
AugSGiau pamin6tuose mie-
stuose isdalies pakelti strel-
kai.
Paciam Berlyne jau yra ma
zai duonos, kuri ne. visiems
prieinama. Bijomasi, kad VI
sal nepritruktu.
Leipzige militarin6s spekos
yra palankios naujai vyriausy=
bel. Bet visuomene nelabal
pasitiki militaristais.
Bavarijos vyriausyb6 Mu-
niche Sales valdyma laikinai
pavede vienam generolui, pa
lankiam Bberto valdziai.
Senoji Eberto valdzia stei-
giamaji susirinkima susaukia
Stuttgartan, Wuertembergi-
jon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17

ciais ruozais pleciasi tarpe
afganu, persu, totoriq If kitq
musulmanu Mazojoi AzljoJ.
Ten talkininkams grumoJa
naujas pavojus.
Kas indomiausia, kad turkal
.naciionalistai ina veikti ran
ka rankon su bolSevikine Rlt-
sija.
Talkininkai kalba, turkai vei-
Kuomet- andai talkininlzl
atstovai Londone iLgas lakes
kalbejosi apie Turkijos likiy
ma, tuo metu turkai nacijona-
listai veike ir atliko savo nau-
dai didelius darbus.
Talkininkams Londone be-
kalbant If besitariant, turkai
nacijonalistai If ligsiol Judo
krikssesionis Armenijoje, kau-
jasi su talkininku kariuomena=
mis- If baigia rengti talkinin.
kams krizi NJ. Azijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
1TALIJAI TRVKsTA KURo.

Rymas, kovo 16.-Pradejus
praeitu sekmadieniu cionai SUI
varzytas gazo vartojimas. ! VI
sus privatinius namus gazo
kasdien duodama: ryte pusva=
landziui, pusiaudienyj pusan-
tros valandos, vakare vienaf
valandai. Italijai trQksta ang-
liQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
KAREIvIAI NUzUDE' GEN.
BREDovA.

Londonas, kovo l6. = Boil
sevikai, is Maskvos pranesa,
kad saw kareiviai nuzude ru-
su gen. Bredova pietinej Ru-
sijoj. Gen. Bredov veik6 gen.
Denikino armijoj. Jis kaltina-
mas uz zudymus zydu Ukrai-
moi If kitur.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
pAKILE NEsUTIK|MAI
TARPE BOLSEV|Ky
IR ESTy.

Gelsingforsas, kovo 16.
onijos-Rusijos parubeziais
stovis arseja. Tas klausimas
aptariamas steigiamajam estq
susirinkime.
Rubezius uzdarytas. Estq
armijai isleistas atsiliepimas
kas momentas but pasirengu-
siai. Mes galimas susikirtimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
PRANCUZIJA PADVIGU-
BINS SKAITLIU KA-
RIUOMENES.
Augsciausioji kares taryba tu,
res susirinkima.

Paryzius, kovo 16.-Laik-
raStis Petit Parisien praneSa,
kad Prancuzijos vyriausybt
turi paruo$usi iris lariuome-
mes korpusus pasipsti Vokieti-
JOS frontan iSiIgai Rhine. Tuo-
met prancuzu kariuomenes
skaitlius ten butQ padvigubin-
taS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
ANGLIA MAN0, KAD IA
VYRIAUSYBE TRUM-
PAL GYVUOS.
Kartais gall but sugTazinta
monarchija.

Londonas, kovo II. = An
glijos uzrubeziniu reikalQ OIL
sas, kurs turi nuolatinius SUI
>ineSimus su lordu Kilmar-
mock, Anglijos atstovu Ber-
lyme, skelbia, jog Anglia ne
mano pripazinti naujos Vo-
kietijos vyriausybes, nes j
nebus pastovi.
Anglai nuomoniauja, kad
tikrieii revoliucijos sukelejai
Vokietijoje dar neiskile aiks-
ten. Jie pasirodys Svieson tik
tuomet. kuomet bus CANA ais
ku.. kad revoliucija pilnai pa
vykusi.
Tarpe tn ligSiol nezinomQ
suokalbininkQ, sake. syarbiau-
siq role loSia gen. Ludendorff,
Sake, iis plenuoja apribotals
rinkimuose balsavimais SUI,
Saukti parlamenta, paslsk:lbtl
prezidentu il paskui visa
imperijq pakreipti mo-
narchiios kelian.
Pramatomas naujas impera-
torius.
Nereikia laukti, sake ang-
.lai 2inovai, kad atstatytan
Vokietijos sostan j imperato-
RUS butQ pakviestas buveS
kaizeris, arba buves sosto l.
pGdinis. GreiGiausia bus pa.
Eauktas katras lnors buvusio
kaizerio anukas. Bet to W.
tjkrinti visgi negalima.
Taippat galimas dailltas,
.kad, jei abb pusi graziuoju ne
susitaikins, lures palsilti clFl-
lie kare. Jei tokia paklltq,
tuomet Vokietija liktu sunai-
kinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-17
ADM1RoLAs BENSON W
EME oFISA.

Washington, kovo II.
John Barton Payne eia uz6=
me ofisa, kaipo vidujiniQ rel
kalp sekretorius. Admirolas
Benson gi uzema shipping
board pirmininko vieta.
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Neleistina betvarke.

Okupacijin6j Vokietijos juo-
stoj talkininkai su atsidejimu
t6mijasi, kad tenai vokieclal
nepakeltQ jokiQ suiruGiQ, kad
darbininkai neiSeitQ streikan
il nevarzytQ visuomenes gyve-
nimo.
Rhine provincijos vokieciQ
komisijonierius buvo pakvies-
tas konferencijon su talklnln-
ku kariuomeniu vadais. Pa
skelbta, kad visuoSe okupuo-
tuose apskriciuose nebutQ su-
drumsta ramybe.
Foch yra vyriausias vadas.
MarSalaS Foch If ligSiol dar
Wis skaitosi vyriauSias talkl-
ninkQ armijQ vadas visuose
frontuose, raso laikrastls
Echo de Paris.
Be to, marSalas taippat If
tolesniai skaitosi augsclau-
sios karas tarybos pirminin-
kas.
Siandie marSalas yra Woke
tijos fronte. Kaip tik sugry-.
Sias Ella, sakoma, jis tuojaus
suSauksias augsGiausios kares
tarybos susirinkima.
MarSalas sake, kad Prancu-
zijia pasirengusi kas momen-
tas numalSinti isikarsciavu-
siuS vokieCius.
Tu1i pildyti sutarties salygas.
Daugelis nuomoniauja, kad
Vokietija su tomis perversme-
mis- ar kartais nenoretu atsl-
sakyti nuo pildymo taikos SUI
tarties sqlygQ. ..
Premjeras Millerand sake,
kad taikos salygos yra nepa-
lieGiamas daiktas. Nuo to ne
gales atsisakyti vokieeiai, ne
ziurint to, kas paeioj Vokietl-
joj tur6tQ ivykti.