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 Joe Edwards, a we'll known and respected negro living at Wright land, was brutally murdered Mon- day night, and his wife has been arrested and placed in jail charg- ed with the crime. He was shot in the back with the contents of one barrel of a shotgun while he was apparently asleep in his bed. His wife told a weird and wholly inn probable story of two negroes she alleges called at the house Monday night and asked for lodging and upon being refused returned later and shot her husband. The officers do not believe the woman's story and are gathering evidence to prove she did the work.
 The fishing editor of the Courier Index is in receipt of postcard from w. S. McClintock who, with his wife and son, Oliver, are visit ing in Spokane, Wash. The card shows the picture of a sea bass that looks like he might weigh at least sixty or seventy pounds. MT. Nc Clintock writes he caught a first cousin to this bass the other day. We have been harboring. faint
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stood nineteen to seventeen for the

stood nineteen to seventeen for the Reds.
 The distinct feature of the election were the nominating speeches of Eben Daggett for the Reds, and Chas. Mckee for the Blues. Both "nominators" were at their best. Daggett opened with a Latin broad side that paralyzed the Lions and their visitors and left the speaker little weak under the severe mental strain to which he had subjected himself several hours in his at tempt to memorize the tongue twist ing lingo of the Romans. But de- spite this handicap he got away to good start and came in under the wire in full verbal plumage. Chas. Mckee couldn't have made better extemporaneoas speech if he had worked on it a week. His bright, scintillating humOr, his sharp and incisive repartee, his characteristic cally grotesque mannerism were employed to full advantage in his presentation of the Blue ticket and his exhortation to the members of the club to vote right" Both speeches were purpctuated with lib eral applause and side-splitting laughter.
 Hugh Nixon, in the absence of Max D. Miller, president, presided at the meeting with his usual skill and snappiness. The club had as it's guests many visitors who were in the city taking part in the trap tournament They were as fol lows:
 J. R. Bowden, Poplar Bluff, Mo- W. H. Holcombe, Clarksdale, Miss; A. c. Schmidt, Memphis; B. F. Dun can. Mempis; F. M. Duncan, Lucy Tenn; J. P. Chase, Lucy, Tenn. A. H. Cooke, Memphis, Joe Me Gregor, Cotton Plant;; R.. L. Pruitt Clarksdale; J. c. Baird and wife Baird, Miss; T. N. Buckingham Memphis; w. D. West and wife Clarksdale, Miss; Mrs. J. L. Doggett Clarksdale, Miss; w.. M. Boyette Altheimer; J. M. Pemberton, Scott c. M. Farrell, Little Rock; George Clements, Little Rock. A.. H. Ora
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NEWBERN HEADS
 THE LIONS CLUB
HUMOROUS SPEECHES OF NOM NATION BY BEEN DAGGETT, AND CHAS. M'KEE FEATURED AN INTERESTING MEETING.

The Red Ticket, headed by M. E.. NewDern, won in the Lions Club cleo tion at the Elks Home on Wednes- day night. Others on the Red tick ct were c. N. Nouck, for first vice president; J. w. Patton for second president. R. D. Jarratt was at the head ofsthe Blue ticket and with him were D. G. Norment for first vice-president, and Dr. E. D. Wall for second vice-president. c. c. Kitchener, for secretary and treas urer, was on both tickets. The vote
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suspicion for some time that this fishing fever was going to ruin somebody's good reputation for yer acity but our worthy and reliable
 friend, McClintock, is the last man in Marianna we would have picked
 for a victim of the disease common to most anglers. However, we are going to susupend final judgment until we have a personal interview.
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FOR SALE-One Broom house and lot. The house and lot are in splendid condition and are located on corner Florida and Cherry Sts. If interested see me at once. H. Gilberg at Gilberg's ~tf
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ham. Memphis; H. c. Ambrose, Memphis; P. c. Hooker, Memphis J. E. Love, Helena; J. B. Duncan, Lucy, Tenn.
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FOR SALE-One International tractor, one self binder, and one threshing machine, all in first class condition and as good as new. J. o. and J. c. Spence. *31
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FOR SALE-Six-room cottage, nice lot 1O5 X 1855. Price reason able. Address "M. c. A." care Courier-Index. *tf
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FOR SALE Practically new one. horse wagon, Tennessee. at $65. See J. w. Harrington. *tf
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FOR SALE-Cheap for cash, a saw mill. Can be bought for cash or on credit. Call at Bank of Ma rianna. *aug14
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The trouble with the running ex- penses of our government IS that they are out-running it's income.
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FOR SALE-Pair of fine mules, weight HOO pounds each, six and seven years old. See Pete Farrar.
 +tf
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It will be easier to get rid of Al excess profits tax than of the e,e,, profits.
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The weakness of the old elo,,. movement to lower suit nro., in the seat of the trousers.
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A BARGAIN-295 acres cut-over land. Sh Section 6, T. 2 N., R. 4 E. North of railroad between Marianna and Soudan- Am going to sell. Write w. A. Johnston, Jr., 5O1 Main street, Ft. Worth, Texas. *tf
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WANTED-Man with team or auto who can give bond to sell 137 Watkins home and farm products. Biggest concern of kind in the world. S1,500 to $5,00O yearly income. Territory in this county open- Write todayt O J. R. Watkins Co.,, Dept. 116. Winona, Minn. *14p
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FOR SALE-Three good milk cows with young cows. See J. T. augf
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FOR SALE-Beautiful building lots on Texas street opposite Rev. erly Place, Lots are full size. 70 21O, we'll located and moderately priced. If interested see k. J.. Beazley. *tf
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WANTED-Two Or three rooms for light housekeeping. Wanted by September 1st. Apply to E. U. Stevenson. f
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FOR SALE-Second hand cars. One Ford touring car and one r passenger Willys-Knight. Both in good condition. See J. w. Robert son. "A
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FOR SALE-Four room cottage at 408 Walnut street. Electric lights, city water. Lot TO 2lO, good garden spot. See J. E. Grif- fin. ~tf
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SaAVa1rtAds

FOR SALE-Good three room house, we'll located in south part of city. Also one vacant lot ad- joining place. See c. N. Houck.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02

water navigation and the advent Of
the locomotive checked that purpose
of road building and the government
turned its attention to the building
of railroads across the continent In
1862, the federal government began
its policy of aiding the trans-conti-
mental railways by immense appro-
priations of public money, and by
grants of public lands. 1t appropri-
ated over fifty-three million dollars
for the use OF the Central Pacific and
Union Pacific railways, and gave them
over twenty-four million acres of
land. To the lines which cnoss this
great continent on the thirty-second
and thirty-flfth parallels Of latitude
it made equally large grants. To the
Northern Pacific foItyseyen million
acres of public land, and large sums
of money, we're given.
am firm in my belief that the
government would have been far bet
ter off today, had it followed the
policy it adopted in the building of
the old national turnpikes--that OF
selling the public land using GER
tain percentage of the proceeds in
building the railroads itself, and re
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02

az the snyeatf0as which hare
Abridged sagtzaSe.7 and Henry Clay.
the great rsogaotsr of the road, who
I-1ev the 1esSerI problem, with the
sxfftnesz ri yensas. caught the true
intent and deepsr meaning Of a great
national poTk s1ch ~ building q ma
teTfai bond ~ union and, as has
been Eafd: TN fboze years quick with
hopes and vas1 with IogSibiity, at
the opening ~ the nineteenth cen
fury, the Cumberland road, stretch
ing ia yellow coils out across the
AIiegnenies and into the prairies OF
the west, advanced cSyHzation as no
other material g2ktect Did, or could
IhaYs DONE and ! beiieye this 10 pc
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trte.
portion Of which l played when a
boy, worn and almost forgotten, its
nfiestnnes tottering, its thousand
taYerns silent, where all was once
life and merriment, is a great monu-
ment OF the days when advancement
was a new word, when great hopes
were rising and great ideas were
As such it will be remenl-
bered and honored as one of the
greatest and most timely acts Of pro-
icuted.
Government and Roads.
The dawniug of the era. of slack
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tanning at least the title to the road.
Had the government followed this
policy great many of the problems
facing us today. in regard to the
control Of railroads. would have
been eliminated But have not the
time to discuss this very interesting
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and important subject, sufifce
say, we all hope that the wisuo "a
the people will bring about artsr
rect solution of all these mp n
questions touching the controi - Z
public transportation facilities .
country. !, 100 80 -
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JUDGE CRAIG ON RAILROADS

District Unity Club Gives Some Inter
estno and In With History OF
Highways Of Nation.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02

French scouting party was run at
last to cover by Kings Indians, we
shall know far better than ever the
true story of the campaign OF the
war that won America for England
1t is said that ii is very wonderful
that the huffalUs instinct should
have found the very best courses
ACROSS a continent upon whose thou
sand rivers such great black forests
were so thickly strung, yet II did.
and the trips of the white man has
proved 1t, and human intercourse has
moved constantly on paths marked
out by the buffalo" 1t was these
noble animals of the plains that
found the strategic pasSagewayS
through the mountains and marked
out the most practical paths between
the heads of our great rivers, and II
was along these paths that the Penn
sylyania, Baltimore and Ohio, Chesa-
peake and Ohio, Wabash and other
great railroads builded their lines Of
roads for the people of the present
generation, and which are responsible
for the wonderful and marvellous de
veloprnent and advancement of our
country within the last haR centusy.
The great pioneer and national
roads. and certain historic waterways
were the public highways of the pio-
ueers who have made the west what
it is today. They were the veins
through which flowed the life blood
of our young republic; they were the
chains which firmly bound the trans
Allegheny region with the thirteen
after the new republic was
born IN the fierce fires of, FISTS;
they were the avenues which made
il possible TO carve out of the terri
tory contiguous TO the Missippi val
ley thirty-cwo grand commemorative
whose histories are pride and boast
Of its magnificent citizenship.
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Nations History in Roads.

Archer Butler Hubert, the most
prominent writer of modern times on
roads and highways, has said: "The
study of any public highway, for it.
self alone, might prove of Indifferent
value. but the story Of a road which,
shows the rise, nature and passing Of
a nations need for it, is Of great i'm
portance. ~.
ut was not OF national import that
there was a wilderness road to Ken
lucky, but it is of the utmost i'm
portance that road through Cum
berland gap made possible the settle
ment of Kentucky, in that Kentucky
held the Mississippi river for the
feeble colonies through the days
when everything in the west, and
the whole future Of the American
republic hung in a trembling and
doubtful balance. It is not of great
importance that there was q Nemaco-
ANS path across the Alleghanies, but
". for moment, we can picture that
terrible nights march washington
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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
RAUDONOJO KRYzIAUS
VALDzIA ESTONIJOJE.

Revelis, kovo y d. Estoni-
joje dabar yra dvi valdzios. Vie
ma yra zmoniu isteigta, o kita
Am. kaudonoje Kryziaus komi-
sija, vedama lett. pulk. Ed. Rya-
no, is Scrantono. Pa. Sita komi-
sija yra ingaliota naudotis viso-
kiomis politinemis ir- ekonomine-
mis- lrnonemis kovai SUI siauntian
cia ten siltines epidemija.
Estonijos valdzia, matytama,
kad pati negales apveikti epide-
mijos jngaliojo Raudojono Kry-
ziaus. virsininkus ivesti salyje
kuoaStriausios kvarantinos tai
sykes. Niekas negali keliauti is
vienos vietos kiton be Raud.
Kryziaus leidimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
DAUG zUVO SUSIREMI-
MUOSE VOKIETIJOJ.

Paryzius, kovo y d. Sulig
apturetais tia pranesimais pen
kiosdesimts devyni zmones buvo
uzmusti ir apie 100 suzeistq SUI
irutese 'Trevese, amerikieciu oku-
puojamoje juostoje pietvakarine-
Je kolblenzo puseje Pc perskai-
tymu kovos auku Dresdene. pasi
rodo, kad daugiau kaip 100 uz-
mustu If 800 suzeistu
Berliniske telegrama laikras-
ciui Journal sako. kad Bonnoje
minia uzpuole francuzu sedyba
lr isplese sankrovas bel privati-
MUS nainus. Suirute prasidejo
uapuolimu ant francuzu karinio
automobile troko, vaziuotojas ir
keli francuzai oficieriai su. var
su istruko su gyvastimis. Fran
suzu oficieriai buvo priversti saul
ii | minia. kad j issiskirstytu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
vOKIEcIU zEMES
TENKA ANGLIJAI

Londonas, kovo 10 d. = Ang-
ijos premjeras David Lloyd
George vakar pasaka atstovu bu-
te, kad sekantieji mandatai pa
vesta:
Niekietiu rytine Airika Angli-
jai If Belsijai; vokietip pietin5
Afrika, pietp -Airikos Susivieni-
jimui viekietiu valdybos Paciii-
ko vandenyne pietinej pusiaujo
pusej, jskiriant Samoa salq, Aus
tralijos valdziai; Samoa, Naujai
Zelandijai, sokietip saios siau-
rinej pusiaujo pusej, .Japonijai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
PRANAsAUJA ISISTEIGI-
MA fARYBU VALDzIOS.

Stuttgrat, kovo 10 d. pave
luota) = Eberto-Noskes valdzia
pribuvo cia vakar po pieel. kad
laikinai isitaisius' sitame 1lncste
savo sedyba. Gynimo minister's
Noske Daily News koresponden-
tui Geo. White pasake, kad val
lila nesibijanti kovoti.
"Jei DIR. Kapp If gen Luet-
witz mano,. kad mes bijome ju,
sasake jis, tai jie labai klysta.
Mes pasirenge kovoti su jais ant
iut-but ei begiu ateinantiu ke-
liu dienu nebus nuverst;. dikta-
tura, lSisteisusi Berline. tai bus
kova smarki, kruvina kova.
Didziumos partijos nesikes kari
ne diktatura, remiama tik sauia-
les zmoniQ. ir nors tuo tarpu
desinysis partiju baras tyli, bet
9alima drasiai sakyti, kad jie
taipgi ateis pagelbon konstituci-
liai valddiai."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
Kop1JA-copY &c.

kline visus kareivius," pirmiau-
lsiai pakeltas Frankiorte ant
Maino pereita subatq, randa at
balsi Dresdene, Stuttearte, Rub
70 pramones juostoje ir viename
tirsciausiame apgyventp apskri-
ciu If, taip kaip If Dresdene, ga
i nrvesti prie kruvinos kovos
carp Noskes kareiviu If streiki-
|ninkq.
ziurint pietu Nokietijos zyils-
'sniu padetis labai pavojinsa
Eberto il kappo valdzioms; i
savait5s pabaiga gal ju nei viena
'neliks prize vokieGiu respublikos
styro. .JQ vietoje gall lensva boil
|sevistine valdzia nusverti Nokie-
tljos zmoniu liking. Ga eina pa
skalas. kad minister's Noske ne
girls tarybon Wis viena kas he at
sitiktu If kad prezidentas Ebert
gal paduos rezisnacijq savaites
pal aigoj.
Seimas. kuris rvtoi sitame
mieste atidaris savo posedi, bus
tik groblais to. kuris buvo Ber-
line, tik keli istikimieji tia SUI
sirinko.
Mes niekuomet nesitarsime
SUI DR.. Kappu," yra dirbtinis at
sakymas, kuri duoda Ebert, Nos
Ike if Bauer If kuris yra atkarto-
jamas kiekvienoj kiekvieno laik-
rascio laidoj dabar pietu Yoke
tljole. Tuo tarpu 81 ausStiau MI
netas Daily News koresponden-
tas yra suzinojes is autoritetingu
saltiniu. kad tarybos yra veda-
mos, mes abb puses jaucia. kad
ju padetys baisiai silpnos ir to-
del Jos bando susitaikyti.
4
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
LIETUVIAMS MINETI
NOS DIENCS.

lS d. 1885 M. NIire rasytojas
Petras Arminas.
i9 d. 1867 m. lietuviai sugriovs
Kryziuociu pills: Kaustaiten
ir Splitter.
20 d., 1914 m. Rusai paverze is
lietuvip Smolenskq.
81 d., 1906 n. Nilniaus dyasisko-
Joj semillariJoj pradeta mo-
Knit lietuviu kalbos.
22 d., 1865 m. Lietuviai ateme
is rusQ pill Krasnaja.
27 d.. 1905 M. Did. Liet. Kun.
Keistutis pateko kryziuo5ip
nelaisven.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
TALKININKU LAVAL
PRIRENGTI SAUTI i
TURKU SOSTINE.

Konstantinopolis, kovo y d.
Talkininku laivai uzeme sita
ir dideses kanuoles anglu
drednoto Penbcw If kitu milzi-
niskp talkininku karlaivip pri-
tvlrtintu prie prieplauku, ar III
karuota Auksiniame Rege atsukti
] abu Bosioro krantu. Nisi laivai
prirengti veikimui.
Patsai pribnvimas talkininku
pajiegu nedaug tepadare triuks-
mo it nematyt jokios panikos,
isskiriant Stambule. Sankrovos
arti kares rastines buvo uldary-
tos, issirdus apie talkinirku at
ejimq, bet kareiviai inkvepe uz-
sitlkejima il sankrovos vel tuo-
jaus atidaryta.
Sitame judej;me dalyvauja vi
SOS talkininku galybes judejima
veda anglu vadas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
FRANCIJA MATO MAUI
DA Iss VOKIECIU
SUMISIMO.

Paryzius, kovo Y d. = Fran
cuzu oficialiai rateliai nevisai re
uzganedinti vokietip sumisimu.
.Iie sake, kad uzpuolingasis nau-
jas paSirodymas prusillip junke-
riu, matoman remiamp dideles
dausybes sales gyventoju turetp
.parodyti visiems talkininkams rel
kalaujantieins perta..'ymo sutar-
ties, kad vokie6iu militarizmas ne
ra isnykes. Dabar, esq, bus aisku
kick vienam kodel Trancija nori
palaikytiir sustipirnti sargyba
Pareinyje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
RUSIJA PRASO LENKI-
JOS ISTRAUKTI SAVO
KAREiVIUS.

Varsava, kovo 10 d. (Paveluo-
ta). Treeioje taikos notoje ru-
81 ,ovietine valdzia praso lenkq
vyriausybes paliauti kariniai vel
kus Ukrainoje; bolsevikai 1ada
koncentruoti savo pajiegas prizes
Lenkija, jei lenku vyriausyb6
neatitrauks savo kareiviu is il
pozicijos pietrytineje Rusijoje.
Pc nota pasiraso Cieerinas il
praSo greito atsakymo.
cia yra manoma, kad nota pri-
yerte rasyti baime Maskvoje,
kad nekiltu kontrevoliucija Tx
rainoje If pietu Rusijoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
TRYS SOCIALISM, PAR
TIJOS FRANCIJOJ.

Paryzius, kovo Y d. = Atski-
lusieji socialistai; kurie buvo is
mcsti is susivienijusios socialis-
tp partijos paskutiniame kongre-
Sc Strasburge panedelyje laiky-
tame sia susirinkime sutvere nau
ia partija.
Nauja organizacija prii.na u
sus, isskiriant tik tt.os socialis-
tus, kurie nori susideti SUI rusu
bolsevikais. Toki,- budu Franci-
joje dabar yra trys socialistu par
tijos: didziumietiai, mazumie-
ciai If atskalunai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
Musiai Prasidejo Austant.

'Ctarninke po pietu. = Saudy-
mas praslleJo vel 81 rytQ ivai-
Rose miesto dalyse. PraneSta,
kad komunistu vadas DIR. Levy.
kris buvo artimu draugu We
lionio 'Karlo Liebknechto, tapo
.n,pzudvtas.
Kappo valdzia uzreiske, kad
.po 4 val. vakare tie, kurie laikis
kalbas gatvese, bus tuojaus su-
saudyti.
Komunistai daro didelius pri-
strengthens.
Jci dabartine valdzia neatsilai-
kytq pirma gavimo uztenkamos
apsauScs. tai yra pamatas neri-
mauti del busimuju nuotikiu.
Susiremimai tarp kareiviu il
civiliu prasidejo vakar vakare
Pavleni2- saudymai ivairiose
miesto dalyse traukesi visa max
q. Pirnas didesnis susiremimas
lvyko miesto viduryj Potsdamer
|pleciuje, kur susibega septynios
|gatves. Susirinko dideles minios
Pa7lklausyti kalbetojQ raginan-
civ priesintis Kappo valdziai il
|kaip JOS nesiskirste oficieriams
|paliepus, kareiviai pradejo sau-
|dyti Po to istiko panika Lett.
Lensch susaukes uzsienio kores-
pondentus kanclerio ruman, pra-
Inese, kad buvo azmusta dvylika
!zmoniq.
Tuojaus po to sumiSimai iski-
10 visame mieste, kur buvo dau-
gybe aukq nus streikininku susi-
remimu su kareiviais
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
Gavo salta Priemima.

Eberto valdzia isbegusi is Ber-
limo pirmiausia nuvyko Dresde-
nan, bet pamat6, kad tas miestas
yra perdaug arti JOS staisaus nu-
vertimo scenos If >todel avyko j
vertimo scenes If todel atviyko !
Sta miesta, Wuertembergo sos
tai prieme pabegusius oficialus.
Kur tik senasis kabinetas pasisu-
ka, visur susitinka su Saltumo If
net panickos jausmu delei savo
pabegimo be jokio pasipriesini-
mo. Mes Wis dar drausai, bet
daugiaus nebusime jas, gall
skaityti tarp eiluciu..
Prezidentas Ebertas If jo mi
nisteriai mato Sta, nors jie ban
do drasiai pasistatyti if inkvep-
ii uzsitikejima didziumos parti-
ju, ypatingai socialdemokratu.
Saukdami visuotina streika jie
nori sugrazinti socialistp kabipe
tq atgal Wilhelmstrassen.
Bet praneSimai aptureti cia is
visokiu versmiu rodo. kad strei-
kas gall iSeiti antruoju lazdos
galu if iskaudinti tuos, kurie ia
ulsimojo. Nietoje pageibeti val
dziai streikininkai patys jiesko
prosos nusikratyti Noskes gink-
luotos karines polieijos il isteig-
ii savo policiia.
Radikaliai elemental pamazu,
bet vienval ina virsu streiku We
dime ir sauksmas:. "Nueinkluo-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
NAUJA sUIRUTE
BOLIVIJOJ.

Lima, Pcruvija, kovo 10 d. -
Peruvijos valdzios virsininkai
nuo panedelio po pietu negavo
tiesiu pranesimu is Bolivijos
apie suirute La Pare, kur nede-
lios vakare tapo uzpulta Peruvi-
jos delegacija. Pranesimai is Bo-
livijos siandien aptursti is ste-
ties Guaqui prie gelzkelio einan-
clio nuo pasienio Xxi La Paz, sa-
ko, kad Bolivijos valdzia u1gre-
be visus vagonus ir garvezius ii
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-18
BIULETINAI APIE VO-
KIECIU KRIzI.

Hamburgas, kovo II d. =
Nakar vakarc is,Siremus sparta
kams su kareiviais Barmbecko
.lval tale desimts krito.
Muenchenas, kovo ID Ba-
varijoje sutverta nauja minister
ia, vedama dro Won Kahrc kuris
be premjerystes turf dar uzsienio
reikalu portfeli. Ministerija yra
koalicija demokratines ir amo-
niu partiiu. Prizes ministerijos SUI
sltverima DIR. Won Kahr buvo pa
skirtas ministeriu pirmininku.
Bazelis, Sveicarija. kovo y d.
Telegrama is Chemnitzo, KIT
ris yra pramoniniu SaksoniJos
centru, turinciu gyventojq dau-
giau kaip 100000, sake, kad ten
lpskelbta darbinink.l tarybp re-
spublika. Neikiantysis komitetas
susideda is deSimties komunistu,
sesiu nepriklausomp socialistp,
keturiu didziumieciQ socialistu
ir vieno demokrato.