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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05
Primary Returns
In Other States



St Louis, Augl5.-Pluralities of the
leading candidates for the guberna-
toriaI and senatorial nomination are
turns from rural districts of Tuesdays
statewide primary election drift in
Breckenridge Long seems to be the
Democratic nominee for United States
senator and Sen Selden P. Spencer
has been conceded the Republican
nomination by his nearest opponent,
Dwight F. Davis.
The majorities of Arthur NJ. Hyde
and John M Atkinson. apparent flomi-
nees for the governorshfp on the Re-
publican and Democratic tickets re-
on the face of the returns. Unofficial
returns believed to be about three
fourths OF the vote cast gave: United
States senator. Democrat-Long ST.
935; Priest. 37.086: Hay. 1887
Republican IS. Spencer, 6S,469;
Davis, 60,850; Minnfs, 1920; for gov
sernoT: emocFat-Atkinson 6273s:
Farris, ss.303; Mayer, 3s.003.
RepubIican-Hyde, 9o.351; McJim-
sey. 6S,s13.
In Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City, Aug. 5.=AItho late
returns from Tuesdays primary cut
down somewhat the early lead piled
up by Representative Scott Ferris for
United States senator. the representa-
tive still had a lead of 24.6S0 over
Senator Thomas P. Gore on tabuIa-
ton by the Daily Oklahornan early to-
day of complete but unofficial returns
from 2.115 of the 2.70s precincts OF
the state The vote stood: Ferris a.
27s; Gore, ss.5ss.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05
STATE PRIMARY RETURNS
Crawford County.

Girard, Kan, aug 5.-With three out
standing precincts to be heard from incom-
soeo; Edwards. iS i, $50: Dawson, fo9s; era
ham, 626: Smith. 553: Allen, 2.S06; SHOW,
s.16O; Evans. 1.556; Thompson, III; White,
bell. 3.042; Carr. 1902: Montee, state SEN
ator, 1858; Vincent, 2971-
Harvey County.
Newton, Kan, Aug. 5.-Complete unoffi-
ela eial returns HaTgey county osg give Curtis
Graham. 325: smith. 217: Dawson, us
HopKins. o5o: 90 Rooney nag 975: Banks. 4ss
Travis, 764; Bird, 2JS. Dunne. 242 Simp-
son; 1,o31: district judge, Fairchild, s25
Barton County.
Great Bend. Kan, Aug. 5.-Twenty-
eight out of the thirty precincts in Barton
county give: Curtis. 952; Edwards. ass
e1 81: Potts, 5a ao~ WOOD o les i4e; Evans 4is
Thompson. 400; White, go; Hopkins, S63
Rooney. 352: Banks, 400 Travis 5s1; Kee-
gan, Al; Williams, $50; Seeley, $50.
WyandOtte County.
Kansas City. Kan, Aug. 5.-Returns
from Wyandotte county. still incomplete
in fifteen precincts show the following
totals where contests exist: Allen. 6.245
Snow. 2,46S: Curtis, 5,153: Edwards. 26z5
Hopkins. 500; Rooney, 2.144; Travis, 3,o9s
Banks. 2,S5T: Dawson. 3,0S2; Smith, 1-Ss5
Graham, 1,5S3: congressman, Little, 6.094
5,66T; Getty, Bats
Democrats: Wood sss; Davis. 1.067
Hyatt. S46: Potts, 317: congressman, Dan
ner, S65; Bowman. LS11
Franklin County.
Ottawa. Kan. Aug. 5.-Complete unoffi-
cial returns from primaries give the follow
ing Republican results: Allen. 1,491: snow
1886; Curtis, 1,017; Edwards, sos; Hopkins
TS9; Rooney. 234: Little. 1.020: O'ConnOr
10; Means, 912; johnson, 515; Evans, 543
Thompson. 256 White. 81: Banks, 439
Travis, 81. On the Democratic tickei
Hyatt and Davis. for governor, are run
ming neck-and-neck. with a few precincts
missing For congress Bowman is running
ahead Of Danner.
Norton County.
Norton. Kan. Aug. 5.-Norton county
figures give: Allen. S}T Snow. 12S: Davis
So Hyatt, -: Potts, 107 Wood. ca: Curtis
f31; Edwards, 1914; Dawson. 571; Graham
1872: Smith. &c. Evans, SOL: Thompson, 174
White. 1Ss- Hopkins, 81; Rooney. IDS
Banks, 293: Travis, 502 State senator
Gray, 219; Johnson SIS; TruIl, 123. Rep
resentatves, Ida NJ. Walker, 434; Hemphill
III; Thiotson, 2Ts.
Hamilton County.
Syracuse, Kan. Aug 5-HamHtoi
county returns, complete, show: Curtis
| 272: Edwards. A: Dawson. Isl; Graham
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05
SnotO GiUen
More Than
4, 200 Votes

Blamed if there wasn't slight snow
furry in Topeka Tuesday.
George 3. Snow, the harvest hand
candidate for governor, polled 4.2se
votes against Gov. Henry j. Aliens
s,2sS and there was a real snowstorm
in the Second ward. Snow covered
that ward.
The big onslaught of Democrats into
the Republican primaries attempting
TO nominate a weak ticket to insure
Republican defeat in the election. the
action of union men TO register a pro-
test against Gov. Henry J. Aliens in
dustrial court and the idea of many
that II would be q good Joke to put
Snow in the governors office were
given as reasons for the furry in
Shawnee county
Optimistic people gave Snow at
least J. 500 votes in Shawnee county.
He more than doubled these preeic-
tionB.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05

Indianapolis. Aug. 5.-Alexander
Howats long telegram denouncing and
defying his superior, John L. Lewis.
to end the Kansas miners strike. failed
to ruffle the tranquility at headquar-
ters of the United Mine Workers to-
day.
1t was not believed Lewis would re-
ply to Howat's charges of scollusion be-
tween the coal operators and Lewis.
Howats telegram had been received
here early today.
Probe Kansas Situation.
Members of the international execu-
tive board of the union were in Kansas
today investigating the conditions of
the strike of thirty-four local unions
which led to Lewis's scathing de-
nouncement of Howat yesterday. Any
action that Lewis might take is said
to depend on the report of commit
tee sent to the seat of the trouble to
investigate the strike and Howat's re-
fuSal to end it.
These members of the executive
board are conducting the investiga-
ton: W. D. Van Horn of zIndianapo-
lis; J. NJ. Zimmerman of Illinois and
A. R. Watkins of Ohio.
Turn SearchIight on Howat
The inquiry will embraceN Howat's
alleged insurgency against the nation
I
ecutive board; the means by which
Howat is charged with breaking the
miners agreement with the producers
and also whether Howat has broken
the laws of the organizations as Lewis
charged.
! Howat, according to the big chief,
fostered and fomented the strike
which took more than 5000 miners
/ from their jobs and caused suffering
/ to the workers. The Kansas leader
4 ~.
majority in the controversy over
whether to accept the proposal to end
the nation wide strike last November.
( Following the official settlement of
the strike, Howat was hailed before
Federal Judge A. B. Anderson to an
/ for violation of the injunction order
ing the miners back.
He spent one night in the Marion
s county Jail and was released only
when he promised the court to COM
ply with its orders. 1t was announced
today that Lewis has received a letter
from President Wilson thanking him
for prompt action toward ending the
unauthorized miners strike in Indiana
and Illinois.
/ Probers in Kansas City.
! Pittsburg, Kan, Aug. 5.-The COM
| mittee of members of the international
board of the u. NJ. w. A. designated
/
] investigation of the conditions in the
Kansas coal fields, where about 5000
miners are on strike, was in Kansas
City today on the way to Pittsburg
/ George L. Peck, Kansas member OF
the board, went to Kansas City to meet
the committee.
Industrial Court Watches.
/ Reports from over the Kansas dis
trict showed that none of the mer
who were idle had gone back to work
In mining circles it is expected that
the international board committee will
report to the international board q
proposal that the International take
over the district offices. This would
bring an immediate clash with Howat
and his forces.
i The Kansas court Of Industrial rela-
tions is watching the situation from
close range. Members of the court
held a conference here yesterday anC
decided to tax, no action pending tht
attempt of the international officers tC
reach an adjustment of the strike sit
uatiOn. The international officers hol6
!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05
STATION AGENT MURDERED.
Shotgun Was Used While He stood on
Station Platform

Breckenride. Tex, Aug. 81. Re
Der, 80, station agent for the Wichita
Falls, Ranger & Fort Worth line at
,Breckwaiker, Tex. was shot and killed
early today as he stood on the plat
form in tn rear of the station.
George Gist, Oak Park, III; Frank
Baccrini. lombard, Italy; Jack Fra
ser, San Francisco, and John Acrey.
NARROW. Okla. were detained by Sher-
iff c. B. Sears of Breckenridge. he
said.
Reber had about $500 in his pocket
at the time of the shooting, authorities
said. The murder was declared TO
have been committed with a 12-gauge
shotgun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05
CHIEFS
TO PROBE HOWAT
President Lewis Unruffled by
Kansas Cars Def.
Executive Board Sends Own In
vestigators to State.
CHARGE AGREEMENT BROKEN
Be No Reply to HOwat's Long
Telegram.
Probe Committee in Kansas
City en- Route to Pittsburg.
HoWATs DEFIEs.

Howat defied Governor Allen to
dig coal with volunteers last win
ter. Allen seized the mines and
operated them.
Howat defied the Kansas indus
trial court which subpoenaed him
for examination. District Judge
Curran sent him to Jail for con-
tempt of court.
Howat defied the industrial
court law. insisting it wouldn't
stand in the courts.
The Kansas supreme court. up
held the section of the law under
which Howat was jailed.
Howat defied Federal Judge An
derson by refusing to order miners
back to work. Judge Anderson
sent him to jail.
Howat defied international Presi-
dent Lewis's order to end the strike
and threat to depose him.
(To be continued.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05

close that representatives of the can
didates for these offices will be pres
ent to detect blunders which may
change the results.
In several precincts where reporters
called on election night, mistakes were
made in the first ten or twelve counts.
In one precinct a man and woman
were counting together. There was a
mistake in the tally. The woman
said:
You use my count this time. I
came up to your count the other
time"
If there was much of that sort of
business going on in the count there
may be a substantial change in the
official results, officials stated today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05

Indictments Against Union Outlaws
Slipped Out PrematureIy, Says Sudge.
Chicago, Aug. 5.-True bills charg-
ing alleged leaders of last spring s
outlaw" railway strike with viola
ton OF the Sherman antitrust law and
Lever act, were returned in open court
today by the federal grand fury.
The indictments were sealed and the
respondents names will not be made
public until the warrants are served
on them.
Federal Judge Alschuler today con-
tinued his investigation of an alleged
leak" which resulted in a Chicago
newspaper publishing what purported
to be a list of the indicted men Six
teen of the forty-one were said to be
Chicago men
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05
TO STAY DOWN.
Kansas in Midst of High Pressure
= Area Today.

Kansas IS in the midst OF a nigh
pressure area. which will hold the
temperatures down to summer resort
figures, and guarantees sunshine and
cool weather-for today and tomorrow,
according to S. D. Flora, state meteor
ologist.
light shower is liable to fall in
Topeka this afternoon, but it will do
no more than wet the streets. West
ern Kansas, which has been dry prac-
tically all of the summer, has been
getting some soaking rains in the last
few days. Early morning reports give
rains to the following places: Dres-
den. 2.10; Liberal. 1852; Phillipsburg,
2.36; Hays City, 3.46: Macksville.
1.O1; Plainville, 2.63; Alton. 1.40.
At o'clock this afternoon the
temperature got to SO. The high
mark Wednesday was IS, and the
low 81 at o'clock this morning.
There have been no high temperatures
Combined on Page Two.j
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Mexican Federal officer Is snor.

San Diego. Aug. 5.-Capt. i. L
Cepeda, commander OF the Mexican
federal armed yacht Tecates on pa
troll duty in Lower California waters.
ives killed in the streets of Enssnada
yesterday when a party of Cantu SOL
diers fired a yolley into his back. ac-
cording to reports brought here today
by officers of the steamship Newark.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05

Klisko, a Bolshevilz engineer and sec
retary of the delegation; B. ]. Cher
dynzev, former privy councillor and an
expert in the textile industry; c. I.
Liberman, expert on lumber; v. D.
Voskresensky. engineer and former
chief of the MOSCOW -Ryazan railway;
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CONTINUED on page Three.l
Run Down by Jitney-Dead.

Wichita. Kan, Aug. 5.-J. G. Ash
ley, Al, retired farmer of Norwich
Kan, is dead from injuries received
when he was run down by jitney bus
here last night. W. NJ. Lawson, the
driver. is held for criminal negligence
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05

G.P. Gordin. trade expert; and A. B.
Serezhnikov, former commissar- Ac-
cording to today's dispatches the soviet
representatives were parties to a
stormy session with the British pre-
mier, who now insists the soviet must
make arfnistice terms with the Polish
army.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05
Veale Says
Baby Weighs
s Precincts

Tinkham Veale. father for two days
and county attorney elect, spent the
night before the election at st. Francis
hospital, where the baby was born.
and the night after election at the vot-
ing precincts.
Tinkham. rather tired, was in the
county clerks office Wednesday morn
ing looking out for a surprise that
might cut down his substantial lead.
'3Tink. how much does the baby
weigh ?" a friend asked
'+Oh, five or six precincts returned
Veale-
There were about five or six pre-
cincts at the time from which no re-
port had been received
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05
SPANISH UNIoNIsrs sLAY.
Former Civil Governor of Barcelona
and Family Targets for VolIer.

and Family Targets for VOlley.
Madrid. Aug. 5.-Count de Saliva
TERRA. former civil governor of Bar
celona, and his wife were gravely
wounded and his sister-in-law, the
Marquise de Lajares, was killed last
evening at Valencia by five men who
fired volley of pistol shots into the
carriage in which the three victims
were riding.
The announcement of the crime
made by the minister of the interior
states that the assassins were trade
unionists- The count while governor
of Barcelona, was an opponent of the
trade unions. declaring them illegal.
The assassins escaped.
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Posse IA Route to l. W. ~ MOI

Posse En- Route TO 1. ". w. Meet.
Spokane, Aug. 5.-Several automo-
biies loaded with policemen, deputy
sheriffs and detectives left shortly be-
fore noon today for a point about
seven miles northeast of this city.
where reports received by the police
said a number Of Industrial Workers
of the World had gathered in a dis
trict convention attended by repre-
sentatives OF Pacific northwest L W.
W. locals.
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Soviet Russia wishes to resume
trade relations with Great Britain and
western Europe. and to accomplish
this purpose has sent the above dele
cation, headed by L. Krassin, to Lon
don. OF particular Importance in the
above group besides Krassin are N. K.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-05


1t took the returns from the last
precinct to put Henry W. McAfee over
for county commissioner from the
third district in the real "hoss race"
OF the Shawnee primary election
Thruout the day Raub maintained a
rather close and uncomfortable lead
The returns from the first precinct
OF the Fifth ward were the last, to be
received. coming in about Z o'clock
Wednesday night. Raub received
seventy-seven votes and McAfee, 1S9.
That elected McAfee and did much
to vindicate the building of hard sur
faced roads by the present board of
county commissioners
Raub's defeat ended eight years of
official county life. He was deputy
county clerk four years and received
two terms as county clerk.
Defeat Old office Holders.
With one exception the people of
shawnee county walloped men de-
manding more than two terms in an
elective office. Frank Leech was Just
winding up two terms as marshal of
the court of Topeka, an elective office.
He was defeated in the race for sher-
iff. Judge Rad NJ. Lee was on his
second term as judge of the court of
Topeka. He was defeated in the race
for county attorney. However. Doug
las Graham, who finished an elective
office as clerk of the court of Topeka
two years ago was elected county
clerk and led the ticket in contested
offices. The people defeated Sen. w.
F. Schoch who served one term as
state senator and two terms as pro-
bate judge They handled w c. Raj
ston without gloves at the polls. Raj
ston has been in politics for years and
served several years as city attorney
when that office was elective. Raj
ston was badly beaten for probate
I judge. They failed to use gloves in
handling the candidacy of Frank
Drenning for county attorney and
I from the vote in that race brass
/ knucks were used on Dreaming. Dren-
ming has been in politics for years.
] George G. Hannah has dabbled in
4 politics for years. In fact, he did
much to perfect the organization of
Mayor Corwine at the last city cleo
ton. The chief was at the election.
Carroll Near Winner.
Paul Heinz, who was elected judge
OF the court of Topeka by a narrow
margin. held two appointive offices.
! sam Carroll, the humanitarian can
! didate, almost put Heinz into deep
/ political nap.
Mrs. Ora l. Scudder was defeated
by W. E (Bill) Anderson by a narrow
1 margin of 2O2. And in doing this
/ Shawnee county defeated the only
! woman candidate on the ticket
Official Count Friday.
The county commissioners will make
the Official count Friday. The mar
/ gin in the race for county commits
sioner, clerk of the district court and
judge of the court Of Topeka was 81
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CONGRESSMAN.

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WEATHER FORECAST for kansas:
Generally fair tonight and Friday;
not much change in temperature.
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Syracuse. Kan. Aug 5.-HamHton
county returns, complete, show Curtis.
~; Edwards. A; Dawson. Isl; Graham.
CONTINUED on Page Two)
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SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE.
Banks ...-.................. 2,677
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J U-Ia IIIdH NJ DLFIsf VI DIVIsyI
CONTINUED on Page ThreeJ
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PROBE NEWSPAPER LEAK

lContinned on Page Tbreel
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
FEDERALE IR MIESTO
VALDzIOS SUSIPESE
DEL DAVlMO DEGTINES
LIGONIAMS.

Chicago, ILL.,, saus. 20 d.
Federale ir miesto valdzios
'siandien susivaidijo del da-
vino degtines sergantiems
influenza.
Apskricio prokuroras
,Clyne mano, kad degtine
Ireikalinga sitiems ligoniams
|gydyti If jis rengiasi prasy-
ii teismo, kad jis leistu val
ldzios uzgriebtaja degtine
atiduoti tuojaus ligoniams.
Miesto sveikatos skyrius,
|vedamas dro j. D. Robinso-
mo sake, kad degtine influ-
enza sergantiems yra kenks
lminga If noretu, kad Sita
Iapskricio prokuroro zingsni
kas-nors sustabdytu. ! sita
lprokuroras Clyne atsiliepe
Isitaip:
"Jei DR.. Robinson apie in
fluenza zinc tick, kick apie
IChicagos maistinius lupikus,
tai Dieve apsaugok sito mie-
sto zmones ir uzlaikyk .juos
Isveikais."
Pirmasis sveikatos komi-
sininko padejejas DR.. G.
Koehler pasijuoke is gydy-
mo Influences If pneumoni-
jos degtine. Jis pasake, kad
degtine Situose atsitikimuo-
sc ne pagelbsti, bet paken-
kia ir kad sveikatos skyrius
nepataria vartoti degtines
mel gydymuisi. nei apsisau-
gojimui. Tos paeios nuomo-
mes laikosi il sveikatos ko-
misininkas Dir. Robinson.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
Kritikuoja prezidenta.

Socialistai il administra-
ciJos priesininkai kritikuoja
prezidenta Irigoyena uz jo
atsisakyna prasalinti tuos
virsininkus, kurie buvo prie
zastimi streiko.
Cordovoj, mieste su 195,
900 gyventoju, visuotinas
streikas kilo del ginco uz
alga tarp tranvaju kompani-
jos ir jos -darbininku. Buvo
riauses If saudymasi. Sasla-
WI nEVeziotojams sustreika-
vus miestas virto baisia vie
ia. Kompanijai padarius nu-
sileidimus streikas pasibai-
pc.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
1919 PRASTI PENNSYL'
VANiJOS ANGLIA
KASYBAI.

Philadelphia, Pa, sausio
'29 d. KietQJu angliQ ga
myba Pennsylvanijoje 1919
m. buvo prasciausia septy-
Iniu metu begiu. Per visus
metus iskasta S6,2OO,OOO to-
nQ, 1913 m. gi buvo iskasta
.98,826,000 tonu.
Minkstuju angliu gamy-
ba pasieke zenliausia laips-
nj 1915 m. iskasta 45S,
.063,000 tony, maine "a, 600
900 tonu maziaus kaip per
mai metals.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
325 MILIJONAI DOL. PA
LUKIU PRIKLAUSO SUV.
; VALSTIJOMS IS
EUROPOS.

Washington, sausio 20 d.
Pagal isdo skyriaus Sian
dien paduota apskaityma
atstovu buto inofliQ If bu-
du komitetui, nuo paskolu
europinems salims priaugo
palukiu apie 1926, 100000,
su kuriu isrinkimu minetas
komitetas rengiasi palaukti
kelis metus kol atsteigimas
eina.
IS Anglijos pripuola dau-
giausiai palukiu, S144 ,440,
1877. Is kitu saliu sekamai:
is Francijos, S94,O21,74
is Italijos, $54,256,589; is
Rusijos, S16,832,662; is Bel
gijos, S11,465,27S, is ceko-
Slovakijos, S1,668,083; is
Serbiios, S917,299; is Ru-
munijos, Seoe,s7S ir is Ii
.berijos, S54S.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
Z. E.a....4AUGEASf OIsANDIJOS
NEPAKLAUSYMU.

Buvusis kaizeris nebus
|teisiamas. Dabar francuzai
visai priesingi .eisimui, o
Anglijos valdzia daug leng-
viau jauclasi, Olandijai at
'sisakius isduoti pabegeli.
ICia manoma, kad premieras
ispilde savo pasizadejima
Quota rinkimu laiku il is 10
|nebus reikalaujama, kad iis
statytu tolesnius reikalavi-
mus.
Sekamu talkininkQ zings-
niu busias jQ prasymas Olan
'dijos, kad il uztikrintu sau-
guma buvusiam kaizeriui il
neleistu jam grizti Vokieti-
jon. Sakoma net, kad jis bu
Itu internuotas kur toliaus
nuo. vokieciu sienos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-30
BO.SEVIKAI LAIMEJO
SUNKIA KQVA ANT
BONO.

Lon1onas, sausio 20 d. =
Siandien apturetas bolsevi-
ku pranesimas sake, kad I'd
su sovietine raitija, vedama
gen. Demenkos, perejo upes
zemut'nes7 Dono apygardos
Manicc klonyje ir po dvie-
ju dienQ music paeme 5000
belaisiu; sovietines pajiegos
zengia toliaus.
Toliaus rytuose pagal tas
3pacias upes eina smarklau-
sioji kova SUI kita pajiega.
Kolsakas kencia uz kitus.
Charbino telegrama Daily
Mail laikrasciui sake, kad
adm. Koleako pasidavima
sibirieciams sukileliams In
! galiojo ceko-slovaku kariuo
menes generolas Janin, ku-
lis Kolcako prisaku buvo
nost tafvtas vesti yisu talki-
ninku kareivijas vakarine]
Irkutsko pusej sausio 19 d.
zinia panedelyj Charbine
paduota sake, kad pranesi-
mas apie Kolcako atidayi-
ma padare gilu ispudi visuo
Sc tolimuose rytuose; We
mas rusu generolas saukes
gen. Janina dvikovin, o gen.
SemJnovo aficieriai sutvere
sajunga, kurios sauksmu
yra "Duoklte sian Janlno
krauja."
Laukiama gen. Janino pa
siaiskinbmo, bet yra zinoma,
kad ee1g pranesimai apie
padeti Irkutske, kurie buvo
telegrafuoti gen. Janinui
verchneudenske palenke j
prie sutikimo Kolcaka atl-
,duoti
ceLai sake, kad pasirinki-
mas buvo vienas is dvieju;
ar atiduoti viena zmogq, al
mustis, kur visi tI-ejo zlti.