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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23
DEBS PAINTS
DARK PICTURE
Heroes Of Yesterday SCurvy
Hoboes of Today-Bread
Lines Forming.
PARTIES SHY AT PROBLEMS

Atlanta, Oct. 23.-Q n. S.)-Eugene
V. Debs, socialist candidate for presi-
dent of the United States. from his
prison cell in the federal penitentiary.
through his attorney. Samuel NJ. Cas-
Teton, has just issued statement ex-
coriating both republican and demo-
cratic candidates for the presidency, de-
claring that the supreme issue now is
the menace of unemployment and de-
claring neither candidate has offered
any solution, predicting ut win not be
long before the bread lines are re-
cruited up to war strength and the soup
kitchens on day and night shifts, but
you viii not hear O word from Cox or
Harding about unemployment or the
cause of It,"
Mr. Debs said thousands OF soldiers
who fought overseas for the profiteers
ARE today hunting Jobs, just as pre-
dlcted at Canton, and for which state
ment | was sentenced to ten years i'm
prsonment."
The glorious heroes OF yesterday are
the scurvy hoboes of today, said the
socialist candidate.
The socialist party proposes to take
over the nations industries and secure
to every man and woman the inalen-
able right to work and profit by their
labor, the right to every child to eat
and grow and play, to go to school and
have the same chance with every other
child to succeed in life and find happi-
ness in personal endeavor and social
service.
1t has no secret alliances, promises
no office and neither browbeats nor
buys a vote. If you vote the socialist
ticket you do so of your own free will
and accord.
The deadliest menace that confronts
this nation at the approach of winter is
unemployment.
Unemployment ia the curse of the
working people and the crime of cap
italist society. 1t is the cause of more
dread and uncertainty, more fear and
anxiety, cowardice, vice and immortality
and crime; II has destroyed more homes,
broken up more families, ruined more
men. driven more women to prostitu-
tlon. and blighted the lives of more
children among the workers than all
other causes combined.
What have Harding and Cox to offer
the unemployed workers and their fam
lilies who are starving after they have
piled up mountains of wealth for their
profiteerlng masters?
Ex-President and ex-Judge Taft. bet
ter known as injunction Bill'' among
the union workers he used to send to
jail, answers for them. He says: God
knows"
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s6ss,O7l TSPENT
BY DEMOCRATS
But Little Over Half Million,
Compared With G. O. P.'S
$2,741,503.

Washington. oct. 2S.--The democratic
national committee had expended $685.
O7i.69 In the national campaign up TO
Oct. ~, according 20 report filed with
the clerk OF the house of representa-
tives today by Wilbur Marsh. the COM
mittee treasurer.
Total receipts were placed at s677,-
sS4.S7. This, compared with total re-
ceipts OF S2,466, 01954 and expenditures
OF 1,74i 6OS.Sa by the republican ma
ment filed late yesterday by Treasurer
Fred W. Upham.
The democratic national congressional
committee reported total receipts OF
SIP, 1856. 20, including $4,000 In loans, and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF n2,ii5,eL Among
$4,000, and $4,000 advanced from the
national committee
Other parties Funds.
The socialist party national campaign
committee reported total contributions
for, the national campaign OF s5i.o2s.?4
and disbursements OF S4s, i7s.6S up to
Oct. ~. The only contributions of more
than $1,000 were from labor organiza-
Gov. Cox was listed as a subscriber
g the democratic fund to the amount
Charles r.. Crane. New York, s7.boe;
Thomas l.. Chadbourne, Jr., New York,
1880. Michael Bosack, Scranton, Pa.
Mrs. Emmons Blaine, Chicago, Joseph
u. Davies, Madison, wis, Thomas II.
Ryan and Nathan Straus, OF New York,
$4,000 each Vance c. Mccormick, Har-
risburg, Pa. $4,000. $50
Other contributors to the democratic
national fund were. b. NJ. Baruch, OF
New York, and Joseph II. Willard, am
bassador to Spain. $1,000; w. N. Reyn-
Odds, Winston Salem. N. c., $4,000; ".
4. Doheny. two contributions. tho first
OF $1,000 and the second $500; Col. II.
M. House, Senator Glass, OF virginia,
Secretary Colby and Norman II. Mack.
$500 each, and Alton II. Parker, 500.
The largest contribution to the demo-
cratic fund, according 10 the treasurer's
report. was $4,000, by II. A. wroe. OF
Austin. Tex. The second largest was
10000. by Rembrandt Peale, OF Carroll
ton, Pa, a former official OF the fed
oral fuel administration.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23
FIREWORKS FOR.
COX in new YORK
Democratic Candidate Makes
Spectacular Entrance Into
Metropolis on Second Tour.
N0NPARTISANS IN CHARGE

New York. Oct. 2s.--For the second
time since his nomination ns head of
the democratic national ticket, Gov.
Cox. Of Ohio. IL in New York today
filling score OF campaign engage
ments.
Leaders OF the democratic party last
night went 10 Newark or Jersey City,
N. j., 70 meet their presidential cam
didate and escort him Into the city.
The governors arrival here, long
after midnight, was picturosquoly call
culatcd 70 arouse late pNssersby In
the streets 10 more than ordinary In
terest in the event.
Following tho closed car In which
Aov. Cox was driven from the Jersey
CITY achoolhouae whore he made his
FfMHt hpeenh, were fnorI tnmn " hun
drcd touring cars frob. whicn biased
rcd nro and other brilliant pyrotech-
MICS.
At advantageous points along his
route In New Jersey, elaborate displays
OF fireworks ,'s,, , were set or 70 provide
drapod machines filed past, thanked by
"A motorcycle police escort
Arriving at the waldorf Astoria ho-
tel, the candidate met Mrs. Cox. who
had come from her Dayton home dur
Ing tho day TO be with the governor
hero and accompany him on the last
week OF tho campaign tour.
Tho days schedule called for
strenuous campaigning. beginning at
$3.50 o'clock with the receiving OF a
delegation of college men and women
nc the hotel. A conference with cam
palEn advisors followed. scheduled to
last until time for n noon luncheon
NJ tho Aston hotel.
The afternoon was completely filled
with engagements TO speak At auo-
cession of meetings, followed by for-
NAL dinner. ten-mlnute stop at a
popular theater. and finally tho main
event Of tho day, and the one which
brought him 20 New York--the Madi-
son Square Garden address.
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CALLS FOR STATE AID

atlanta. oct. 23.-Immediate aid In
enforcement OF federal and state prohi-
billion laws was asked of Gov. Dorsey
late yesterday by Il. S. Williams. chief
OF police of bonneville. Clinch county.
who declared the making and selling
of whisky in that county has reached
an intolerable stage,
The governor said later that as Tar
as he knew his only power 20 aid lay
Ia, requesting the sheriff and other
county officials Of Clinch TO cooperate
with bonneville authorities in stamp
ing out the Illicit traffic In liquor
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Cox Sees Drift to
DenOcraticParty

New York. Oct, 2s,--tA. P.)--Discuss-
ing his campaign Informally with news
papermen this morning. Gov Cox re-
viewed his spoechmaking tours since
his nomination.
with few exceptions, have been
IN every state In the Union. barring
what IL called the solid SOUTH" he
said. There is no denying the drift
toward the democratic party, which
followed revival OF the league OF ma
tons issue several weeks ago.
ALSO. too much stress cannot be
laid upon the importance OF republican
leaders coming out In favor OF the
league OF nations, | am fully confident
Of the drift In public sentiment toward
the league. and the aspirations OF the
democratic party"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23
Lorry Amnushed.

Dublin. Oct pa pitched battle
was fought last night between Kill
began and Moate County Westmeath.
when a military lorry was ambushed.
On auxiliary policeman was killed
and others wounded. A military party
sent to the aid OF the police was at
tackled outside Of Moate and 81 running
fire was maintained throughout tho
town, in which IL is reported a woman
was killed.
The combined military and police
parties returned to Athlone, shooting
as they proceeded through the town and
causing a panic.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23
DEPORTATION NOT REQUESTED

Washington. Oct. 23.--Undersecretary
OF state Davis stated today that the
government did not request the depOr.
tation from England OF +. J. Costello,
Of Chicago. manager q the Federated
Press. He said that no ofiicial report
has reached the government on the
case. but that II IL understood that the
action was taken upon the initiative OF
the British government
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23
Give IS for Cox
Instead of One

The attached letter Is seif-explana-
tory:
Editor The News.
Gentlemen: ! have only one criticism
10 make 10 the enclosed clipping. ana
that n why didn't these gentlemen give
IS instead ~ ~. You will ind enciofed
my personal check for ". and here's
hoping that every one Of these gentle
men viii come back with ~ least tho
remaining "a to make It ut least 81 or
more.
Yours truly.
r. ~ IANSFORD
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23
TO WIN DESPITE
HAYS MACHINE
George White Says Republican
Chairman Will Be Smashed
Into Flinders"
8 MORE WORKING DAYS
Win Hays Sees No Reason fol
Recalling Amy Prophecy
of Victory. M
10y GEORGE WHITE, Chairman Dem,
oeratle National CommltteaA ~

0s'eNS Nah'oUdl COVlWitNoOsl
New York; Oct. 2S,--Q. N. s.)-The
republicans have built up a splendid
political machine. | freely concede II.
Equipped with vast funds, their astute
chairman has done good job. With his
tireless energy and political skill. II
would have been extraordinary had he
failed Our organization moves by faith
alone. his by machinery, We win have
expended by the end OF this campaign
about ono-fourth OF our legitimate res
quirements, The bulk OF the moneyed
MIS- are against us for reasons best
4. to themselves IL has been like
sp.Ag In the frozen klondike to get
&Eh money Tor portion OF the pub
ion necessary to spread the truth
S2Nt the most falsified document In the
& yrld's histoTy-the league OF nations.
= That IL the situation. Yet We will
Ein. Why? asks the cynic that is certain
the election goes with the organization
and money My answer. there never was
70 political machine = large. 80 efficient.
so rich so powerful with American peo-
pie couldn't break II when they wanted
TO Mr., Hays Is one they are going 70
smash Into flinders on Nov. 2, and the
reason Is simply that the Hays mas
chine would keep us from achieving the
ideals for which we fought the war and
would seek to destroy thes only compact
nations both great and small -
-
(By WILL HAYS, Chairman OF the Re.
publican National commlttee.)
eight more WORKING days-ana Agbt,nr \,
days. IL Won wiIl-befors the main cans
test comes. and nj lis close victorv for
Harding and Coolidge and Tho ren,,h,i.
can party,
There is nothing in this late dav Of
the camnivn 10 maia nsova ,,.i.S -
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GIFTS FOR POLES

Florence, Ala. Oct. %. Especial THE
hallway at the courthouse in Florence
resembles the shipping department OF
wholesale dry goods firm. The ladies
Of the city had gathered gifts OF cloth
ing for the destitute Poles and had
packed the clothing In fifty pound boxes
Tor shipment.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23
LOST AND POUND

DOG-Lost or stolen. small white SPITE
dog, answers TO name OF TEDDY
reward 20 party furnishing informa
ton 20 his whereabouts II. 24sS.
DIAMOND CIRCLE PIN fost. with
about s2 diamonds set in platinum.
pin being about the size Of hall
dollar. Lost somewhere on Georgia
ave in front OF the Flat Iron bldg.
or in the Flat Iron BLDG. or on Doug
las st., between McCailie and OAK m
front OF Christ church: liberal reward
n the finder viii return 20 +. q. Bit
ingsley. 1918 Volunteer bids.
For lost and Found ADS See Want AZ
Paqe.l
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23
Cooler, Says Billy 'POssurn.

I've got my
money on Jimmie
e. 10 outdiHtanCe
far Warren q
and lose entirely
Eugene v. Va Mo-
vembcr. Cause
Warren went and
left his den. and
Eugene V. IN IN
the pen. and Cox
ia champlOnlng
Article X. now
remember.
The weather.
Increasing clUndi-
ness tonight Rain
sunday MOder-
ate temperature
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23
BURN SHOPS NEAR CORK

Pitched Battle Follows Attack On
lorry.
Cork. Oct. 2S.--Several shops were
burned and the windows of the princi-
pal business concerns were smashed
last evening at Bandon, in the vicinity
of this city. near the scene of yester-
days ambush OF military lorries, in
which an officer and a private were
killed and five soldiers were wounded,
one of whom may die later. IT is re-
ported the village of Innishannon also
was considerably damaged.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23

Every dollar that you give TO the
Cox Roosevelt campaign fund will
help that nuehl NOW is the time
Il needed. not on election dayl
Sc nd your dollar or Hve-or ten
10 The NeWse We viii forward II 90
Wilbur w. Marsh, treasurer Of the
democratic national committee.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-23

tonight. signify eooier SUNDAY.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
DIDELE MAN1FEsTACIJA,

Skaudvilej (Taurages ap-
skr.) Spalip 10 d. buvo skai-
tlinga apie 5000 zmoniu ma
:nifestacija. Su9jus yisiems syie
8ojon- afkssten, orkestra pagro-
io tautos himna. Kalbejo kun.
A. Ivaska, j. LEXIS.
Po prakalbql visa 1ninia nu-
ejo i sventinama kryzziaus vie
ta. Jis pastatytas zuvusiq nuo
zziaurios bermontininkq ran
kos trijq jaunikaicip atrnini-
.mui.
Rasventinimo kryziaus' kal-
ba pasake, kun. ]. Spudas. To-
.liaus kalbejo kun. J. Ugintas.
Prize galsciaus valdybos kal-
bejo B. Jucius apie Steig. Sci
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS
v1LN1AUs LENKV NEsU-
TIKIMAI.

.Kaune gauta ziniq, kad Vii
niujje pakile LenlSal nealtiki-
mai. Tenai priviso visa 1eile
visokiu Lenkq partijq.
Tenai Lenkai yra yieni TIKI
ii endekai If nieko nenori cir
deti apie nepriklausoma Lie
tuva. Kit palaiko Lietuvos
su Lenldja sujungta yalstybe.
Oar kit issireiskia uz Lietu7
va, sujungta su Gudlja.
Antrosios Lenku diyiziijos
v5adas KosciaIkowski pareiske,
kad jis nesutinkas su tos val
dzios zingsniais Vilniuje. Jis
esas tik tam, lkad sudaryti
steigiamaji selma ir, tarties su
Lietuvos valdzia.
O kit Lenkai stow uz ane-
ksija Lietuvos ir zada net uz-
init Kauna, Koscialkowski
sake, net iSeisias is Vilniaus
su savo -divizija, jei jo "vy-
riausybe neyesianti ,kitos po-
litikos.
Gudai, Vilniaus "valdzioje"
esantieji, zada tarties su Lie
tuviais> del sudarymo Lietu-
vos-Gudijos respublikos. Bet
tam vel priesingi endekai.
Taip kas sau nuomoniauja II
Waldo ir galq-gale gala gaus,
kaip sake Kauno laikrastis
Lafsve.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
TRUKsMAS PRUSTJOS
SEINE DEL KAIzERIo.

Berlynas, CIR. 2. - Vakar
Prusijos seine pakiles del kal
zerio trukSmas pasibaige per
traukiiimu seimo pos6dzio.
Socijalistai atstovai parel-
kalavo, kad PrusiiOs 7yriau-
svb6 konfiskuotp visas kaize-
rio ir 10 seimynos nafiQ ne
iudomas nuosavybes. Ir patare
kaizeriui paskirti Siaip-sau
paprasta pensija.
Kuomet kaizerio Salminkal
am6 kalb6ti uz kaizerl, soci-
jalistai pakele toki truksmq,
kad prisiejo pertraukti pose
di. -. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
mo darbus. Padaryta rezofiu-
cija sudaryti gynimo komite1
ia.
vAs1Lc1Kovo DvARAI
NUSAVINAMI.

Is Taurages pranesta, kad
tenai prasidejo kunigaik&io
Vasilcikovo dvaq'q nusavnimas
Visi Taurages apskrities
kunig. Vasilcikovo dvarai su
gyvuoju ir uegyvuoju inven-
tofiu pereina j zemes Ukio ir
Valstybes Furtu Ministeriios
igaliotinio zinia.
Pavasari tie visi dvarai bus
.parceliuojami ir daliuami ka-
riskiams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
AUSTRIA INEIS SAJUN,
CON.
Nezinia kaip bus su kitomis
viespatijomis.

Geneva, CIR. 2. = TautQ Sa-
jungos suvaziavimo komlslJa'
kuri perkratineja priemlma
Sajungon nauju vieSpati$4, va
kar vienbalsiai nutare SaJun-
COS suvaziavimui rekomenduo-
ii Sajungon priimti Austria,
Spejama, kad suvazlavlmas
pripazins ta rekomendavlma,
Tam tikslui teciaus relka-
lingas vienbalsis delegatq prl-
tarimas. Kick zinoma, ne VI
sq vieSpatiju delegatai sutn-
ka SUI priemimu Z AustrlJos.
Sake, jei jau Austria prllWRa-
MAJ tai kodel gall but atsaEY-
tas pri6mimas kitoms salims.
Sitam klausime obstrukciJa
gall pakelti mazpjq viespatijq
delegatai.
Komisijai nelengva susitai-
KNIT Bulgarijos priemime.
Bulgarija priimti prieSinasi
JugosIavijja il Rumunija. sa-
10, Bulgaria. atsisakanti pill
dyti iyairias pokarines prize
dermes-
Komisija, be to, aptaria dar
ir Albanijos klausima. Mes If
Albanijai noretusi istoti Tau
tq Sajungon.
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KAIP LENKAI GABENA
; KARUoMENE vILN1UN.

Teko patirti, rasoma Kau-
no laikrasciuose, kokiuo bu-
du Lenkai gabena karuomene
is Varsayos j Vilniq. Pasiro-
do, Lenkq intaisyta Lydoj
"kontroles komisija". Netoli
anapus Lydos atvezta Lenkq
karuomene isseda If toliaus eli
ma pescia.
"Kontroles komisija," zig
kracciusi." traukini, randa tik
maista. Traukinys vaziuoja
toliaus, siapus Lydos pasiyeja
kareivius ir nuveza juos i
Vilniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
LENKAMs TRVKsTA
DUoNos.

Anot gautp zinip, Lenkijos
didesniuose miestuose stinga
reikalingu i7airaus ldarbo Ddar-
bininkq. Dirbtuvese nera kan
dirbti. Dauguma darbininkq
lnobilizuota. Likusiems sun
kus pragyyenimas del Lenkp
markes pigumo If del duo
nos stokos.
siaipjau miestu aristokrati-
ia, turtuoliai If oficierai gra-
ziai pragyvena. u
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
LENKU DARBAI.

=
Pastaraisiais laikais aplink
Panevezi pradeta labai Iplatin-
ii bolsevikq atsisaukimai.
Paaiskejo, kad tai Lenkp dar-
bas.
Nesenai apie Upyte buvo
nuzhdytf zmoffes. Dabar EMO
gzzudzius pavyks suimti Pa
aiskejo, kad Lenkai fabrikuo-
,davo atsiSaukimus bolsevikf-
Mo turinio, sa1ndydavo tuos
zmogzudzius If tie platinda-
vo atsisaukimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
.KARALIAUS kLAUSIMAS
UNGARIJOJE.

Budapestas, Ungarija (ko-
resp.). Klaustmas, kas tu-
res cia uzimti Ungarijos sos
TIA. visais laikais sukelia ne
smagumus If grumoja net sa-
lies tvarkai.
Habsbufgq dinastijos sail
ninkai tVirtina, jog buves Au-
striios imperatorius Ka4rolls 41rt
yra tikrasis Ungarijes kara
lius. -Ir todel, kol jis forma=
liai neabdikaves, niekas kitas
nekuomet negak Ella suzinlti
sosto.
Neprigulmingiejii MagEarai,
menus dideles minias mleste-
lenq, skelbGa, Kad Jles neRuo-
met nepaduosia nesenai laime-
.tos nepriklausomybes.
Karolio salininkai yeikia.
Be tn If kiitq partijp gy-
vuoia dar treeio5i politiEtS1l
grupe, kuHi sutinka bile koz
kia4n karaliui pavesti sosta,
:jei tasai pasizadetp -atgautl
visas prarastas Ungarijos zez
mes. Jie nieko ret nesakytq,
.jei sosta uzimtu koks SerbQ
ar RumunQ kunigaikstis.
Bet cionai If yisoj Ungarl-
joj didele propaganda yedama
uz buvusi inperatoriq Karoll
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
PRANEsAMA, ARMENIA
SUNAIKINTA.
100000 zmoniu bega j visas
puses.

lKonstantinopolis, CIR. q,
"Armenija jau iSnyko kaipo
nepriklausoma tauta, F" raso
savo raporte amerikoniskas
konsulis is Tifliso, Charles S.
Mosher.
"Kuone visas gyventojus
sunaikines badas. Simtas TUX
STANDBY pabegeliQ i visas pu-
ses puSkuoja Saltyj If sniegu.
"Turkai Utilise pareiskia,
jog jie neturi pasiketlnimo
sutruSkinti Armenia. Sake,
iie norinti Armenams paduo-
ii prieinan1as salygas. Bet
pirmiausia jie turi atsiekti
nuosavus turkiskus troski-
mus.
tAmerikos paSelpnis burys
TprkQ apsaugoje If jam nera
pavojaus. Jis -dirba Arm6nq
gefovei.' -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
PR. WILSONAS PRIIMA
TARPININKo VIETA.
Dziaugsmas Tautu sajungoje.

Geneva, CIR. 2. = Nesenai
TautQ Sqjungos taryba buvo
pasiQlusi prezidentui Wilso-
nui butt tarpininku Arme-
mans, SitQ kovoje su Turkais
nacijonalistais. -.s
Vakar tarybos susirinkime
paskaityta prezidento Wilso-
no atsakymas. Prezidentas
priima pasiulyma If apsima
but tarpininku Arm6nijai~
Pakilo neapsakomas dziau-
gsmas TautQ Sqjungoje. Mes
talkininkai Senai m6gino Ar
manijos klausima nusikraty-
ii. Ir jiems pavyko tas atllk-
IT,. - =
Prez. Wilson's, rei$kia, pasl
darbuos sutaikinti Armenus
su Turkais nacijonalstais il
megins apdrauSti Armenija
nuo tolesniQ nelaimiQ.
Sakoma, kad tue zygiu bu-
tinai lures but zsmiai palies-
ia talkininku su Turkija pa
daryta taikos sutartis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
M. L. zaldokas,
susirinkimo pi1m.,
Pr. Zdankus, =
Susirinkimo rast.

.arba jo SUM- Otto. Tad cia If
nuomoniaujama, kad jei ia
propaganda bus pavaryta
smarkiau, nebus stebetina, iei
Ungarijos sostas ticks Karollui
ir Habsburgu dinastija isnau-
10 atsigaiYelios.
Karolio salininkai tvirtina,
.kad tik Karoliui karaliaujant
Ungarija gales stipriai atsis-
toti ant kojq.
Turi stipriu argumentQ.
! W Karoll TARA zodi If W
mus Ungarijos veikejai. Jie
sake, kad -Karolis esas ideals
valdovas IL perdem demekra-
tiniQ pazziuru. Be to, jis esas
reformp salininkas.
II jjei jjis lures gryzd Tn
garijon, sake jo salininkai, tai
.jis gtyz eia ne paslapeia, bet
atvirai ir Sirdingai bus YlsQ
pasveikintas.
Patsai Ungarijos regentas,
admirolas Horthy, nuduodas
stovis nuoSaliai to Viso truk-
SSmo. Bet zzinovai tvirtina, kad
n1atyt, jam paeiam norisi isis
esti kafaliaus sostan. Tx VI
sas vargas, kad jam tr'lksta
reikalingq ir stiPfiQ parenle,;
jju.
Ungarija ilgai dar pasika
muos il dar daug nesmagumq
lures, kol pasifinks tinkalna
sau valdoya be kprio jaueia-
Isl negalinti apsieiti.
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GEN. SEMIONOV JAPONQ
LAVE.

Tokyo, Cir, ,. = Gen. Sc
mionov, buves vadas prieSboI-
SevikiniQ ,speku SiberHoj il
Mongolijojj, Japonu lydimaS
nuvyko Vladivostokan il is
ten paimtas Japonp laivan.
Gen. Semionovo karuomene
nesenai bolSevikai iveik6 If
paGiam vadui prisi6jo pasi-
duoti Japonq globon.
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.BEDARBLy RlAUSES AN
CLIQUE.

Londonas, Cir. 2. - Kai- i-Ru-
riose Anglijos vietose bedar-
biai zmones ina jau kelti
riauses. Uzpuldineja vieSa-
sias vietaS sakydami, kad
iiems II jq Seimynoms reika-
linga pastoge. Tokiu nuotikiQ
jau yra paties Londono pre-
miesciuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
PAvoGE AMERIKIE6IO
BAGAzA.

Taurageje suimtas stoties
virsininko pagelbininkas, ku<
ris vogdavo keliauninkp ba-
gazus.
is vieno keliauninko ameri-
kieeio bagazo pavoge t1rta
vertes 100000 auks. ,Tas tur-
tas surastas If savininkui SUI
grazintas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
>D'NNUNzIO PASRELBE
KARA ITALIAN.

Londonas, Cir. 2. - Laik-
rastis London Times is Mia
no gavo depeSa, lkurioie pasa-
kyta, kad zinomas Fiqme u
zurpatoriuS lakunaApoetas
Gabrielle d'A1fhunzio paskel-
be kara Italijai!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
vARzoMA LIETUVIU
SPAUDA.


Kafp Lenkai isibriove j Vii
niQ, tenai pasikeite -ir spau-
dos padetis. Lietuviai, buda-
mi naujjoj Lenku okupacijoj,
vel isleido laikrasti echo
Litwy." Bet Bobiatynskio
isakylnu tas laikraStis jau uz-
darytas.
Dabar rengiama leish "Glos
Litwy" su Viktoro Birziskos
ir A. Rondomianskio parasais.