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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-05-14
OWN YOUR HOME

1852 Virginia St.. .$125O
1929 Colorado St., MODERN. 1000
1924 Virginia, modern. -. $50
2O72 Wall ST., modern -. $50
731 Colorado, 4 rms, $500. $50
2746 Miner ST., 4 rooms 80. 800
11O9 Miner, & rooms ....... $50
I'll Colorado, modern ..... 600
1886 Virginia st.. t............. 500
I41 Colorado St.. 400
213 3rd Ave-, 4 rooms. 225
BOB 3rd Ave, 4 rooms. s....... It's
The L. A. Hafer Inv. Co., No.
A5 18th Ave-, Phone Idaho 90J.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-05-14

Six rooms, including sewing machine,
$3.50. Must be sold in bulk. The L. A.
Hafer Inv. Co., 2l5 18th Ave. Phone
Idaho 80 ].
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-05-14

FOR RENT Pleasant housekeeping
rooms, modern and convenient. in
two or three room suites. l01l Miner
street.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-05-14

FOR SALE-Brown reed pull-cart in
good condition. 27l2 Miner.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-05-14

If you see it in the Siftings, it's
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-05-14
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Household Furniture

Household Furniture
Six rooms, including sewing machine,
$3.50. Must be sold in bulk. The L. A.
Hafer Inv. Co., 2l5 18th Ave. Phone
Idaho 80 J..
BLACK MARE, years old, heavy in
foal, for sale or trade for gelding
same size. w. Light, Fall River, Idaho
Springs.
FOR SALE-One Davis Whim, worth
over $l00 new. Will sell at bar
gain price. Call ON Mrs. Adolph Nel-
son at residence.
FOR RENT Pleasant housekeeping
rooms, modern and convenient, in
two or three room suites. l01l Miner
street.
FOR SALE-Brown reed pull-cart in
good condition. 27l2 Miner.
WANTED Teaming or heavy ore
hauling for three teams and wagons.
w. r. Salmon, 9SS Virginia.
FOR RENT-Seven room house two
blocks from postoffice, furnished with
everything except bedding, linen and
dishes. Reasonable price to right
party. Call at 1870 Virginia st.
FOR RENT-Furnished houses Of from
three to six rooms. Two blocks from
postoffice. inquire N. M. Krout, 1920
Wall St.
FOR RENT-Furnished houses of from
three to six rooms. Two blocks
from postoffice, Inquire N. M. sKrout,
1920 Wall St.
WANTED: Salesman for Idaho Springs
and vicinity. Commission contract
only, for spare time or full time. We
teach you to sell income protection
through our free school of instruction
and help you build business Of your
own. Massachusetts Bonding and In
surance Company, Accident and Health
Dept, Saginaw, Michigan, Capital
81, 500, 900.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-05-14

FOR SALE-One Davis Whim, worth
over 500 new. Will sell at bar
gain price. Call on Mrs. Adolph Nel-
son at residence.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-05-14

WANTED Teaming or heavy ore
hauling for three teams and wagons.
w. r. Salmon, 9S8 Virginia.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-05-14

FOR RENT-Furnished houses of from
three to six rooms. Two blocks
from postoffice, Inquire N. M. sKrout,
1920 Wall St.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-05-14

BLACK MARE, years old, heavy in
foal, for sale or trade for gelding
same size. w. Light, Fall River, Idaho
Springs,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-05-14

FOR RENT-Furnished houses Of from
three to six rooms. Two blocks from
postoffice. Inquire N. M. Krout, 1920
Wall St.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-05-14

FOR RENT-Seven room house two
blocks from postoffice, furnished with
everything except bedding, linen and
dishes. Reasonable price to right
party. Call at 1870 Virginia st.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
LABOR PARTY DELEGATE
SAYS ASSOCIATED pRESS
"GARBLES IT'S STORIES

CHICAGO. Ill- July r. The con.
veniiBn NJ the Labor party of the
luiied STATES today marked time
while ~ platform committee Ia.
bored over mass Of proposed
planks and the conference commit
tee continued negotiations with The
Committee of Forty right regarding
amalgamalion with third party
movement
Miss Mnude McCreary. a delegate
from Milwaukee. advised the Labor
party members io cease buying The
support NJ the "capiialisiic press
She charged the Associated Press
garhled iis stories ar senl nut plain
lies about what We are trying Ia do Do
Mrs McIreary also told the dele
gates if they nominated senator
Robert NJ. La Toilette Of Wisconsin
for the presidency. "lhe capilahslic
press would sabotage" the news
by not printing anything about him.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
Third Party is Now
An Assured Fact

CHICAGO. lll, July l2.-rhe for.
nation of a nrw party Is mo- LONGER
question Of whether" ar "hnw Z
Arthur Hayes. chairman OF ihe cun.
ference committee representing tllr
comforting elements told the tom.
miiiec Of Foriy.cighL which Is hold.
INK another session of It's convention
here today.
Hayes madd This statement IA pre-.
scniinr the first report of the con,
ference comniiicc io the convent
lion.
Discussion was continuing. the
chairman said. between the repre-
seniaiiyes NJ ilir t,ommitten oi
fofiyeriIr no Naiionhl Labor
PARTY. the iNonpariHan League oi
North Dakota. the World War Vet
erans. The American Constitutional
Committee. the rank and file of war
veterans and the Single Tax party
Assurances We're given In the report
that the various groups represented
NJ The conference would join In one
hir convention.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
DUST'RV VINCENT
BLACKJACKED
AT HOME

About ~ o'clock last nirhl "Rus.
ter" Ninson. son uf Mr. and Mrs.
!. 4. Ninson of The Columbus Steam
Laundry. heard a noise IN the rear
Of The family residence ami proceed
cd Ia investigate. ne saw q man
STANDING ai the hack door and asked
him what hr was doing there H.
rcfnrmhcrcd nolhinR more a. some
one m the rear hii him on ihr head
VIII n blackjack. Later ~ We
NInsun heard noise. and upon
guinT to busters room fuund hia
hrd empty. The yard wa searched
and Buster was found unconscious
with n bis lump on the hack oi his
head.
Mrs. Ninsun. who Is NOT afraid nf
firearms. found the family revolver
and fired a number Of shots in AZ
tract attention. and Night Waterman
Drnnis and The provost guards
searched The nciphhOrhOod ard town
Tor suspicious characters.
buster Ninson is none the worse
today for his adventure except for
% headache. Buster ays he D. p1iug
io take The laundry truck and per
,rnally round up every yagrani in
iown. After he fills the truck he is
going In run over the rest Of lhom.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
Transportation, v. c. |.
Discussed by Republicans

MARION. Ohio. July q Trans
poriaiion and the hieh cost of living
were lhe problems discussed nj the
conferences between senator War
rcn q. Harding Repuhlican nominee
for president. and senator Cummin-
nf Iowa. chairman of the senate In
trrsiale commerce committee, and
!. l.. Tabor of Rarnesyille, Ohio.
head of the Ohio state grange.
both Cummins aud Tabor came Ia
Marion ai Hardnr's request. Scna
tor Cummins In an interview with
newspaper correspondents after the
conference. emphasized the gravity
ol the railrpai situation.
The inability of the railroads Ia
handle thc business of the country
Is costing the country every day
more ihau the war aeainsi Germany
cost The people any one day Cum
mIns said Ilc addcd the people dr
uu iavpr government ownership ol
the railroads
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
SIR EnwARD CARSON SANS
nv WILL pHOTECT ULSTER
AGAINST THE SIM FElN

LONDON. England. July 70 Sir
fslward Corson, leader of the ulstHr
fnionisis. loday declared In the face
Of what BE- described rs The inability
~ tho government io protect Ulster
against the Vaccinations of The Sinn
Fcin. I'VE will reorean'x' IN nur own
defense the volunteers wh0 lent yen
such snlrndid hnlp with 'which io
maintain The empire during The
war"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
Allied Minister Don't
Like Germans Actions

SPA, Belgium. July f. The cnn.
ference of the allied nations with
the Germans was today brought 10
q temporary halt by the coal ques.
ton
Al the allied ministers appear Ia
be- uniavorahly impressed by Ger.
many reparaiiOns plans
The trouble over the cotL question
muy result 10 the prolnnguiinn of
The conferences. II l. said
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
Former French Empress
Dies at Madrid, Spian

MADRID. spain. July i2.-Thc
former Emprss Eugcnia nj France.
who died here THIS morning was ~
only a few hours previous in her
demise. She was exceptionally we'll
saturday M her midday meat shr
lunched hrurlily. ealing chicken aud
some haiV. 4 short time later N
became ill, experiencing severe b.
dominal pains Specialists " g' un.
able Ia relieve the patient
The former empress was con
srious a. death approached. II T.
reported she appeared glad io DE
% snam, hcr.uqiile country
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
sNOwsTORMs N COLORADO.
SUNSHINE N NEW MENIC0'

BOULDER Colo, July r.. Nearly
six inches NJ snowfall Is reported hy
tourists camping in the hills al.
iaccni to The Nedcraland and rung.
stem regions. Thu storm started on
sunday and quickly assumed the
proportions NJ a midwinier hliElnrd
4 was reported
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
Villa aSurrOunded
BULLETIN.


MIsxICO CITY. y. ". SULN H.
GENERAL S0A0uIN AMAR0 HAS
FRANCIscO NIil.A. REVOLUTION
AIRY LEADER AND BANDIT N
THE STATE 0F CiHuAHIA. B0T.
TIED Up FOLLOWING AZ w
COUNTER NEAR PARRAI N
WHICH $40 REBEls AND aOo FED
ERALs PARTICIPATED. GENERAL
pi.tIrARCO ELIAs GALES. MEM
CAN MINISTER OF WAR AND MA
RrNE, TO-DAY ANNOUNCED.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
nNE IlIII.En. ia INlIREn.

TAMPA Florida iuly le T. ~
Norman and daughter were killed
end iwelve other perrnns are uneon.
scious ~ n resull ~ lightning sirik.
inp n sahool house al Enyille, near
hero. rs people were assembling for
religious service,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
No Special Session Of
Legislature in Vermont

RUTLAND. W.. july a.. Governor
element today issued a proclamation
refusing ln rall an extraordinary Sos.
sion of the vermont legislature Ia
make possible The ralificaiion Of the
uinetecnih amendment to the con.
slilution of The United States. grant
ing suffrage io wonten.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
Sd PARTY WANT
GOVERNMENTAL
CHARGE

CHICAGO. ill.. July ~. lAssoci.
aied Press The Republican and
brmocratic parties were denounced
o. -thc rieln and left wing Of the
same bird uf prey NJ the opening
of a proposed third party national
convention here saturday
Sounding the keynote of the o.
semhlagr called inpriher by the
Committee uf " 10 adopt q platform
and place in The field another sci "
candidates. fnr prcsidcnc, and xire
presidency. Ailcn McCunly ien,po-
rary chairman. charged that The two
hie parties had evadcd paramonni
domestic ISSUES AT time when What
the country needs b. Hfrwcr laws
and more freedom.
The abolition of special privilege.
MrCuriy said. was The issue around
which the new party would appeal
10 the voters in November. lle sail
The party prnposc,i effcrling that
rnd through removing the sources
from which privilege derives Us
power
To accomplish ilis purpose be-
declared, ~ proposes public nwncr.
hip nf transportation aud nf the
principal basic resources of the
country, and declares that ail land
held ont If use for speculation
should boz farced min usr by iaxn.
iion.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
LABOR PARTY is
NOW IN THE
FRONT

CHICAGO. M. July "a lAssoci.
ated Press. We must w the ~.
iure srnd farmers. railroad men,
miners. machiuisls mOlderr. etc. 10
congress" said Frank ]. Esper. na.
iiOnnl srcrelafy OF The Labor party
" the United Sialcs. IN his report
10 tho Labor party CONVENTION which
opened hero sunday morning Then
and then Only will We have gov.
ernmcni ~ the people. for the nco.
nlc aud by the people
Secretary Esper characterized The
national Labor party rs a "polilleal
organization to assemble those who
work with hand and hraln and VIM
have been scattered ns helulcss mi.
nrrlllps in The old parties under the
lraaership Of the confidence men IN
hir business"
Secretary Esper said llw ~ -nec.
essary for the workers IN continue
the building of this great political
organisation sn a. Ia wrcs, the IN
duslrial power from The Wall sireet
pirates and return The political and
industrial government 10 H. rirhlful
owners the American people.
Farmer Pays Five Prices.
"why should the farmer pay five
prices for goods made by the city
workers." he said why should The
city workers pay 80 for hirad the
farmers receiving only ~ for the
flour Il cuulainsf
"Wr realize the immcnsily IT uiis
struggle. therefore We Hsk the sup.
port NJ the farmers ~ the nalion
We know their fight Is our fight
and our fight is thcir fiehi. With
this common understanding. We can
unitr at the ballot box and sweep
from office those who have usurpcd
the political power Of the producer
and consumers Of our country"
Public ownership and public man.
agemcni NJ The railroads AMI the
banking business were advocated by
Secretary Espcr as fundamental
needs of the social structure.
Want Public Ownership.
when we get that" he said, Then
we can ~ ahead and do the things
that should be- done In the way Of
radically rcyolulionizing both lhr
systIm ~ tfnnspdfntiun thdftH,
aud The system Of banking loans aud
costs. For these reasons The Labor
party has consistently foughi for
The public ownership of the rail
roads under The Plumb plan of op
eralion and the national ownership
NJ the banking business"
State organizations of The Labor
party have been formed In u states
the secretary reported. lle cnumer
atcd Illinois. Indinna. Iowa. Ohio
pepnsylvania. New York. Connect
cut, Michigan. Oklahoma. Kansas
Missouri. Wyoming. Utah and Ne
vada. and mentioned the hay district
Of California. la addrd that thi,
list did not include states where the
Labor party had opportunity OF
placing candidates N the field. w.
said that organization had hcen per
fcctcd In a number Of congressional
districts for the fail election. hf
reported that various states were
holding State conventions and that
nominations for governor and other
state officers had been made In dats
In Ohio. New York and Illineis.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12

POLISH Amy GAINS VICTORY
10y Associaled press'

WARSAW. Poland. July i2-Nic.
tories for Polish arms IN the pripct
rrgion and IN Nolhynia are rrporied
today. General Budenny, leader OF
the BolshrVik calaVry, Is reported
"a having been defeated and fleeing
toward Rovno upon which the Poles
are marching.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12

Electricity Is supplied 10 q new
flashliRhl that an Austrian has IN.
vented by small generator con
tanned within II that Is driven hy The
pressure Of is users thumb on a
projecting knob.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
GOOD MORNING
lUDGE---MANY
VAGS FINED

judgo Coles courtroom was filled
10 uvnrfluwinR rs result of a clean.
np by Marshal Rogers and Deputy
sherlfIs Jackson and Kane. The 4
h, " foot noom contained about -
people Three discharged soldiers
who had hrccsed inc the city Saiur.
day nirhi we're discharged by the
Judge. who wished them well and on
their way. By this lime. however.
the heavy breathing Of the other
prisoners had consumed all the OK
ygcn IN The rom and the Judge got
down Ia business and tho welfare NJ
the Columbus cxchcquer
John Dcloasrh. evsoldicr. pleaded
not guilty and received n fine Of
s2h aud costs and 10 days IN Jail. The
inii scnioncr' ~ be- r"mitird " h.
would leave this glorious climate
he charge was yagrancy.
'udar waNt on To ~Reup.-
Thomas Srallun had the real hard
buck story. Nc was discharged from
he army Friday and nj once began
celebrating by filling ,up on vanilla
extract. Hr filled apienly. and was
arrested Friday niehi and placed M
inil fur safrkccpinr. Saturday morn.
ing hc was before The Judge and was
turned louie The hangover feeiinr
nr mryhr u was lemnn pie. proved
Too much with the addition of more
xirari and hr was agaln locked m
This morning hr had Olly so left,
and the cnurl tnnk s625 nf that
Thomas was nlad NJ That. because
as be- told thn nudge. be- was In q
hurry 10 "rcup." NJ Columbus wa,
ho place for q discharged soldier
with mnnry. n was finally explained
IN Hts Honor that "reup" meant r.
tcrnlisi. and that accounted for the
Judges lcniency.
Ills Honor Savrs Time.
Another Thomas in the person nl
onr Foster stood up and plead moi
guilty. u was no use. Twenty.fiv,
uollurs and casts. and fine remiiled
" Mr.. Foster changes his posloffics
address.
G.. Harris looked In the Judge lirl
the same as rhomns Augustus did
mud Tho nudge IN save figuring gave
Harris The same fine
VI Mllcr WA. on The carpet Too
fEd pnf-ti n aifohe nica IN tlia indR'
hui Il aVailcd nnthing until Depui,
Kane. who had previously testified
! That VI didn't like work and worl
, didn't like Va. stated that he was h
error and that once upon tim'
Miles actually had dug pnsiholcs foi
Charley Burseoisc We'll" saif
Judge Cole. ~digaing that posthol,
will snve you Just s25. for I wa'
going Ia fine you $40 and costs. Lei
u stand AZ S35 and costs Ncxi.'
Merchant In Trouble.
This Qfiernon At o'clock ALFRED
McGuwan will bc placed ON trial foi
settling about five quarts Of vanilla
extract, which II Is claimed he pur
chased from q local merchant u i'
inlmnied evidence of an jncriminai
inr nature will be produced.
Marshal Rogers says oil loilercr'
around the streets and gamhlinl
houses who have mn visible mean
of support might as we'll leave inwr
as II has been agreed by all con
cerncd 10 "pinch" them on sight
/ A.
/
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12

Daily Courier, iSc per month.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
Years of sr~rri slavery.

tNWN W TffffN NiANfNNs
"tonsIdrr ihr ariual conditions
under which We meet After years
n secret slavery Tho Republican ami
Democratic parties romr inin the
open and reveal themselves 10 then,
."lNp. and 10 The naiiuu as niii,iug
bui the right WING and The lrii Wing
II ilr same bird ~ prey u Is ~
longer pnssih'r 'rr any onr rvcn io
prcirnd ihri 40 ne Is any difference
nn en-, ie h.'w 'rn thcm There
's ~ a w"ri In riihcr af their Mai.
'r'il. that might nul have been
Kitten and unanimously iidorsrd
by convention exclusively ronl
posed of corporation lawyers and
Wall Street bankers. The only dif.
ference between these platforms. ~
some une has remarked. n n differ.
nre IN the humber of Sor,is u~s,i
IN say RpihinR ..cssDfr'uts,f hS.fi,s.
-ravcsi crisis N Tie history ~ civil.
falion they have demonstrated.
ven Ia their own ndhercnls. That
they are without the vision " states.
manship. The courage of leadership
or the runviciion of patriotism.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-12
Wants War Wlih MrVlco

"The Republican bid j. hold. n
reads oni uf iis councils every man
and woman who ever siood for ANY
form NJ human rights. adopts a
platform that eyades. rquivocaies or
straddlcs every living issue. paVes
the way for a war by which. In
cxchgnge for the lives aud treasures
of the people. Mexican oil shall be-
delivered io the interests; indorsrs
The Esch hCummin. hill over the pro.
tests ~ farmers. workers aud in.
formed citizens, and consistently
crowns ~ work hy nominating as
candidate for the presidency of the
United States IN the year i9en u
proven. steady. wheel horse poliii.
cian guaranteed tn stand without
hilching Who learned all the poll.
ties hc ever learned In the salisfac.
tory and thorough school of Marcus
4. Hanna and Joseph u. Foraker.
way back IN the golden axe marked
by The Standard OIL scandals rh,s
stands the party Of Abraham Lincoln
in The last day, NJ ~ decadent fDilh.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-09
SMARKUs MUsIAI DEL
VARSAVOS.
sukilimai Novgorodo apylin-
kese.

Berlynas,, Rugp. Z. - Spe-
cijalis rytin6s PruSiios fronto
korespondentas vietos laikras-
CLANS praneSa, jog bolSevikQ
su LenkaiS smarkQs muSiai Sc
ka lygumoSe prieSais VarSa-
vQ.
Krespondentas pareiskla
kad kaip veik bolSevikams pa-
vyl1s perSilauzti per Chorzele-
Pultusk liniia, jie tuoiaus at
sidurS prizes VarSavos tvirtu-
mas.
Pareina zinip apie sukili-
mus bolSevikin6j Rusijoj. Seka
muSiai Novgorodo apylinkese.
Per Grajeva ant Novgorodo
pasiuSta skaitlinga atsargos
kariuomene. N6ra zinoma, kas
tie per sukilimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-09
LEN1NAs 1GNoRUoJA
RUMUNIJA.
Mes patti Rumunija yra suirusi.
Oar daugiau.

Geneva, Rugp. Z. = Rusijos
sovietu valdzios premjeras Nj
kolai Lenin ignoruoja Rumuni-
jos ultimatuma Rusijai, kad
bolsevikQ kariuomen6 turetu
but atSaukta is Rumunijos te-
ritoriiu.
Apie tai pranesa korespon-
dentas laikraSGGiui Journal dc
Geneva.
Bolsevikai siandie yra isl
briove Bukovinon, kur kursto
Rumunus darbininkus. Kores-
pondentas pazymi, kad jei Ru-
munija pakeltq kare pries boil
sevikus, pacioje Rumunijoje
pakiltq revoliucija. Mes tenal
padetis tikrai pasibaisetina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-09
BOLsEVIKAI TURF PAIN
TT VARsAVA.
Taip sako raudonosios armijos
oficierai.

Grajevo, Suvalkiia, Rugp. L.
(RaSo angl. laikr. korespon-
dentas). = Ana diena (Rugp.
~ If vel teko sugryzti mieste-
lin Grajevo If liuosai pavaikS-
cioti ir pasiteiriauti nusidan-
ginus toliauS raudonaiai ar
mijai.
Tello pasikalb6ti su keliais
rusu oficierais. IS jQ pasakoji-
.mu patyriau, jog Siaurinin
frontan prizes Lenkus pasiQsta
visa RusQ raitarijos atsarga
su tikslu apsupti kairiii LenKQ
sparna.
Oficierai nezino, o gal ne
nori pasakyti, kaip skaitlin-
Cos ju sp6kos. Bet civilis ko-
misaras pareiSk6, kad 10000
raiteliQ If trys p6stininkQ az
mijos plote tarpe >Bielsko II
Vokietijos rubeziu.
Uzdrausta ineiti Vokietijon.
Mirties bausm6 paskelbta vi
stems items bolSevikQ karei-
viams, katrie perzengs Yoke
tijos rubeziuS, pasak6 vienas
-oficieras.
"Ve kodel mes nepuol6me
LenkQ, kuomet tie in6jo Vo-
kieciu zem6n, if leidome jiems
pakliuti internaviman.
"Galimas daiktas, kad puo-
limq metu gall ivykti klaidQ
pereiti rubeziQ. Bet kitaip Vo-
kietijos neutralyb6 turi but
gerbiama.
"Gi jei Prancuzai arba An
glai pasiQs per Vokietijq sa-
vo kariuomene prizes mus, tuo-
met mes busime paliuosuoti
nuo to aStraus isakymo, per-
eisime rubeziQ If atakuosime
prieSininka,"
Turi paimti Varsava.
Visi rusq oficierai karciai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-09
BOLSEVIKAI SULAUzE
APSIGINIMO LINIJA.
Persimete per Bugo upe.

VarSava, Rugp. 6 (suv6lin-
ta). : Anot ziniQ, bolsevikai
keliose vietose sulauz9 rytine
VarSavos apginimo lmijq. Ga
lutinai pa laryti pasirengimai
perkelti k;tur Sales vyrlausy-
b.. Kai-kutlc Lenkai vallinin-
Esl yra nuDmr6s, kac kane.
nors ties Visla bus sulaikyti
bolSevikai.
Atejus baisiam kriziui ryti-
niam VarSayos fronte, is pieti-
Mo fronto atSauktas cia LenkQ
lakunu korpusas. Lakunai bus
pristatyti ginti Varsava. JQ
tarpe zymi dalis AmerikonQ.
Siandie ella uzdaromas a
merikoniskas konsuliatas. Kon
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-09
GYVFNFoJAI BEGA IS VARsAVos.

VARSAV.N, Rugp I. - VarSavq jau apedo kuone visi
svetmu $alp dipomaai r svetmSaia gyvenOja. Bankos
su paskba suguena pnigls Svez kitur Smaiausia dar
DuojaSi jublierai Su brangntinais daktas
.Simtas nepolitikmp kanQ is vetOs kaldjmO iSsQsta
Poznanu Paskui amos sGama daugiau mazesn6nis CRU
penis.
Civa gyvenojai taip apedzia FarSavq, kaip tk sus-
p6iama uos gaben trauknais. Tam kslu pavartOjam II
prenai vagonai GcleznkeQ sotyse baisus susb6gmas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-09
GEN. WEYGAND zADA SU-
TRUsKINTI BOLsEVIKUS.
Turbut, iis vadovaus Lenku
armijai.

Paryzius, Rugp. I. - Mar
Salo FOch $tabO virSininkaS,
gen. Wcygand, i=keIiavo Var
$avOn. JiS LenkijoS valdyto-
jul PilSudSkiui paSiVI@ Sutrn-
Skinti boI$evikuS, iei jam bus
paveSta vyriauSioji vadovy>tt
LenEQ armijoie.
Gen. Weygand Sutinka boI-
Seviku armiia> SutruSkinti Pa
viSIiu. Bet .jis stow uz tai, kad
Lenkai be dideIio paSiprieSini-
mo atiduotQ boIScvikam> Var
Sava. NeS iau perv1Iu iEgelb@-
ii NerSavQ.
Tam tikSlui pIenuS yra pa
dareS pats marSaIaS Foch'
Siandie tiE reikia tuoS p1enus
iSpiIdyti. TQ geriauSiai gall
atlikti gen. Weymand. Mes jiS
geriauSia pazi>ta marSalO Fo-
cho mintis.
NekOktu LPnkamS SayO ar
mia valdyti paveSti Prancu-