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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
C0LEBR00K WINS
"FLUKE" VICTORY
OVER ACADEMY
Fumbles Costly to Local
Team-Barre Defeats
Lyndon Institute

As the result of poor umpirin2
Colebrook High School won "nuke'
victory over st. Johnsbury Academy
in Il loosely played game Of football
at the campus on Saturday afternoon
and in consequence the large crowd
OF fans that attended the "tusS" went
away disappointed at the close of the
battle. According to Hoyle, the local
team should have been returned the
victor for the reason that the st.
Johnsbury lads outplayed their New
Hampshire opponents but as before
stated poor judgment on the part of
the referee made defeat certain fol
the Academy boys. The score was II
to s in favor OF the visitors.
In the first period St. Johnsbury
forced its opponents outside on then
two yard line on the fourth down.
Instead Of the ball going to the
Academy forces as should have been
the case, the referee returned the ball
to the visitors who were then able to
kick field goal, netting them three
points and starting them on the road
to victory.
The second Colebroo.; score came
in the second period on a blocked
punt, which was sufficient to take the
heart out of the local players. Cole
brook punted on the St. Johnsbury
i0-yGrd line when the ball should
have gone to the Academy team. On
second punt the ball rolled to the
locals ) yard line. St Johnsbury
then attempted counle of plays but
fumbled. One of thhe Colebrook boys
accidently kicked the ball over the
goal line and another Colebrook man
fell on it, giving the visitors an un-
earned touchdown which brought their
score to 9. St. Johnsbury punted and
the ball struck visiting player and
the ball stuck right in his elbow. The
man had a clear field and made an un-
interrupted 40-yard run. ----,
The final score for the visitors came
in the third period. Colebrook punted
on st. Johnsbulv's 40-yard line when
the ball should have been given to
the Academy team. On a second punt
the ball rolled to the locals 5-yard
line. From here St. Johnsbury at
temnted a couple of plays but bumbl-
ed. One of the Colebrook men acci-
IDENTIFY kicked the ball over the goal
line and another visiting player fell
on the ball. giving Colebrook another
unearned run.
In the third period st. Johnsbury
made its only score of the game. Cole
brook kicked off and Harvey, the
crack left helf back made pretty
rush of twenty wards through the
combined tackle of the opposing out
fit.
Harvey and Prentice were the in
dividual stars for the Academy. Late
in the game, Darln". right half hack.
was struck on the side of the head
and laid out for several minutes. He
was relieved by Shores. while Cox
went in at Shores position of right
end.
The Academy line un was as fol-
lows: oGldburg. le., Scribner, It.,
Continued on Page Four)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26

per cent IN august to 100 l-lO pei
cent for September.
The statement said, "Thcse figure.
are a disappointment to everyone
who has observed the immans e
amount of selling propaganda r4ia-
ting to special lots of manufactured
articles especially clothing and sho $.
The marked down sale of merchan-
disc have generally included tn IS
out of style, odd sizes, odd lots and
out of season. There has been al
most no variation in regu' alton stand
ard lines of either clothing or shoes
The statement added that the two
latter items have increased slightly in
price. OF the factors which cnter
into cost of living, food is the Only
one which has declined in pr ce dur
ing the month, according to the COM
missioner's figures. at is believed
that the prices for the month of Oc-
tober will show d clines,' the state
ment said.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
HEALTH SITUATION
LESS SERIOUS
IN NEWPORT
Diphtteria Epidemic On
Wane, 7 Out of Is Pupils
Have Traces

The much-fea diphtheria cpl
demic which has, without foundation,
been the cause of much anxiety
among the parents of school children,
in the city of Newport, appears to be
on the wune. Wild reports have been
circulated that the schools had been
closed for the remainder of the week.
But, at its worst, the health situation
at present is not serious in this city.
1t is true that there are two caSes
Of the dreaded disease, but they are
not severe. Little Marion Parker of
the fourth grade of the West school
has mild case of diphtheria and like
wise, little Merle Powers of the sec
ond grade,
As a result Of the examination o.!
rs cultures taken from the throats o
children in the 1st, 2nd and 4th
grades, but seven have indicated trac-
es of the diphthcria germ. The
homes of these seven children have
been quarantined and, to insure the
greatest plecaution against the
spread Of the disease, thew will not be
permitted to return to school until
they have shown two negative cul-
lures.
The result Of the examination was
received Monday by the school off
cals. DR.. c. +. Dalton of the state
board Of health, and DR.. C. f. Slay-
ton district health officer, conducted
the examination of the rs children,
whose cultures We're t9san to Bur
lngton to be minutely examined in
the laboratory of the state board of
health.
Contrary to several rumors, that
the schools are to be closed, the chill
dren, with the exception of the seven
under observation, can attend to
their school without fear of con-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
BELGIAN BALLOON WINS
GORDON BENNETT TROPHY

NEW YORK. Oct. 26-Oficials of
the Aero Club of America today con-
ceded that the Gordon Bennett Intcr-
national trophy for free balloons had
been won by the Belgian entry.
Formal announcement of the winner
of the race, which started from Bir-
mingham, Ala, last Saturday with
seven entrants probably will not be
made for several days because of the
necessity of collecting data. The
Belgian covered about 100 miles be-
tween Birmingham and Lake Cham
plain where they landed yesterday at
North Hero Island.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
Y. w. c. A. VIII Hold
Rally In st. JOhnsbury

The Young Womens' Christian As
sociation in Vermont will hold dis
trict rallies the next six weeks
throughout Vermont for hi"h school
piIls and one will be held at st.
Johnsbuly on Saturday, Nov. 13. The
St. Johnsbury rally will include girls
from North Craftsburv, Peacham,
Hardwick, Newbury, Wells River, Lo
well, Richford, Montgomery Center,
Newport and Enosburg Falls.
Miss Marion Gary, of Rutland, field
secretary for Vermont is organizing
these groups with the assistance of
other secretaries from the field Off
ceS in New England. Miss Sophia
FiShback, also a town and country
secretary, will speak at the st.
Johnsbuly meeting.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
POLISH-RUSSIAN PEACE
TREATY RATIFIED

LONDON, Oct. DISQUALIFICATION Of
the preliminary peace treaty betwc en-
Poland and Bolsheviki Russia, was
voted by the All-Russian Soviet yes
terday, according to wireless dis
patch from Moscow. The Bolsheviki
foreign minister explained the pact
and declared Poland had refused as
sistance to Gen. Wrengel. He also
asserted Poland had agreed not to
lend aid to forces of reaction n Rus
sia. These agreements on the part
of Poland, he said, were compromise
measures, which had been gained at
the price of territorial concessions to
the Polish government.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
Announce New Schedule of
st. J. and l.. G. Trains


The new train schedule for pas
senger trains on the St. JohnsbuIy
and Lake Champlain Railroad goes
into effect Oct. 81. 1t is practically
the same service as last winter.
The morning train leaves St.
Johnsbury at o'clock instead of 5
o'clock and reaches Cambridge June
ton at 9.03 and Swanton at 11.20.
Returning, this train leaves Swanton
at 4.30 p. m., arriving at St. Johns
bury at 10 p. m.
The afternoon mail leaves St.
JohnsbuIy at ABB arriving at Swan
ton at Q y. m. The east bound mail
leaves Swanton at 7.30 a. m., reach
mo st. JohnsbulV at LAO.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
WHISKEY SMUGGLERS
ATTACK CAR INSPECTORS

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 2G-At-
tacks upon train men and car in
spcctors by whiskey smugglers along
the Canadian boundary line have
led to the dispatch of armed guards
to Eastport, Idaho, according to
announcement today by an official Of
the Spokane international Railway.
"The bootleggers take the hinges off
the doors on merchandise cars and
put the liquor into the cars on the
Canadian side" he said. when they
get at some point in the vicinity OF
Spokane they open up the car and
take out the liquor and send it here
where the bootleggers sell it. If an
inspector goes around one of these
cars containing liquor he takes his
life in his hands"
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
CORK CROWDS IN PANIC
WHEN SOLDIERS FIR

CORK, Oct. 2G-Crowds along the
Grand Parade, one Of the principal
thoroughfares of this city We're
thrown into "anic tonight when the
several shots were fired from mill
tary lorrv accompanied BY an amor
ed car. The car had turned its search
light on the Sim Fein Clubhouse and
q large number of people, led by
curoisity, surrounded the machine
The occupants, feain" an attack
fred and the crowd scattered.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
THREE SHOT BY MASKED
MEN IN DUBLIN

DUBLIN, Oct. 26--Three men
were shot and killed by masked men
wearing khaki uniforms here today,
The shooting took place in the
Thu'les district One of the victims
was the registrar of the local arbi-
tration court, Michael Ryan, anoth-
er victim, was shot while lying in bed
where he had been suffering from
pneumonia for a week The death Of
a political prisoner was reported.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
GEN. WRANGEL CAPTURES
$4,000 BOLSHEVIKS S

SEABASTOPOLE, Crimea, Oct.
26-Fifteen thousand Russian Boil
shevik soldiers have been taken pris-
oners, and many cannon and large
quantities of war material have been
captured in raids carried out by Gen.
Wrangel's army recently.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
RAIDERS KILL HOTEL
MAN IN GALWAY

GALAWAY, Oct. 26-Thomas
Eagan, keeper of public house at
Athenly was shot dead at his home
Sunday night by raiders after they
had accused him of completely of the
murder of Frank Shaw, Galway
magistrate last March.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
TWO AMERICANS KILLED
IN MEXICO

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26-Two
citizens have been XII led. in
the Tampico Oil fields, according to
today to the state depart
ment. The Americans are Arthur l..
M osley and Gustave Z. Salier. The
report said the men were killed s.
terdav afternoon near Tamp.co. No
details were given.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
FIREMEN RESCUE 28
PEOPLE IN HOTEL FIRE

NEW ROCHELLE, n. Y, Oct. 26
--Twenty-e eight persons were rescued
r. firemen when the Palace Hotel
was damaged by fire early today. The
loss was placed at 100000.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
PROHIBITION PARTY

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-Repolts
of the national committee of the pro-
hibtion party filed today with the
clerk of the House of Representative
showed receipts of $13,244 in the
presidential campaign and eXpendi-
lures Of $13,017 up to October 18.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
GREEK THRONE OFFERED
TO PRINCE PAUL

ATHENS, Oct. 26-The throne of
Greece, made vacant by the death of
KING Alexander will be offered to
Prince Paul, third son of former King
Constantine, it is officially announced.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
Committee On Neces-
sares of Life Announce 100
per cent Increase In September
(By The Associated Press)

BOSTON, Oct. 26-1he cost Of living in this state
increased last month instead of declining. The commits
sion on the necessares Of life announced today. The
figures showed an advance in the living costs Of 95 $40
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26
The Weather

Ram tonight and Wcd-
nesday. Somewhat warm
en- tonight. Moderate to
fresh southeast winds.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-26

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
tion of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Washington times., 1920-03-25
CHUBBY DRlSDALE Is
A BOXING FANETTE

II the legislature OF the States
through which the Columbia Circuit
attractions pass were to pass laws
prohibiting boxing contests they
would confer a great favor upon the
management OF the star ana Garter
Show, this weeks attraction at the
Gsyety Theater.
Washington being in the prohibition
list for hstic encounters the manage
ment OF said burlesaue attraction Is
happy. For he won't De compelled TO
send out a lieutenant every evening
TO keep Niles Chubby Drlsdale away
from the choice rings!de seats. OF the
roaped arena.
The stage. and especially buTlesque,
is very dear to Miss Drisdale, but she
has a weakness for boxing contests
that il fearful. In the opinion OF her
manager Last week in Baltimore the
dainty soubrette dashed away "A
whole twenty minutes before the end
Of the show on Friday night TO see
the windup of contest. Last year
In Toledo she was barred from the
ringside because OF statute made
and provided which kept ladies away
from tho scene OF hstic combats.
Nothing dsunted. MISS Drisdale Sc
cured dress suit, rolled up her
bodied hair and fooled them all by
selecting nice seat at the ringside
from which she coTla view the pro,
oeedlngs. Next day H. court her man
ageT paid a fine of $40 Ter the charge
Of masqueradinR in mems clothes, but
that's another story.
The Washington times., 1920-03-25
100000 SCENARIO CONTEST
RULES OF THE CONTEST:

n no mn
II, n prize
or Productions has
o n
The Judges viii Davies, Cosmopolitan
Ray
Of the "a.
yc, York City.
The Washington times., 1920-03-25

chief feature OF the bill at Crandalls
Theater through Saturday, will be
shown the Screen Classics special
photoplay production. SHOULD a
Woman Tell?" in which the stellar
role is skillfully Interpreted by Alice
Lake. The supplementary offering
will be William j. Flynn's thrilling
detective play. THE Silkless Bank
note" based on actual experience dur
ing his tenure of office as chief OF
the United States Secret Service.
Next Sunday and Monday at Gran
dall's. Norma Talmadge will be the
pictured star in "Thc Social Secre-
tsry." while on Tuesday. Wednesday,
and Thursday. the principal film Of
fcring will be "'rhe Amazing Wom-
an" in which the title role is taken
by Ruth clifford. On Friday and Sat
urday only, Dorothy Gish will be pic
tured in the title role of THE Tiger
Girl"
The Washington times., 1920-03-25
At The Theaters
Next Week
POLLS.
4. ii. Sothern and
Julia Marlowe.

Twelfth Night" is the play CHOSEN
for the opening OF the ShakespeaIean
festival to be given by r. H. so.heIn
and lula MarIowe at Polls Theater
one week beginning Monday night
with a matinee on Saturday, There
will be no mid-week matinee
curtain rises at o'clock SHARP al
night and at 9 o'clock at the satur
day matinee. Twelfth Night WIN
he presented on Monday ana Thurs-
day nights and at the Saturday mat
inc. "HamIet" will be seen on
Tuesday and Saturday nights ahu
"The Tanning Of the Shrew' on Ned-
nesday and Friday nights
A feature OF the sothern ana mar,
lowe productions. which has attracleo
attention and comment
is the new fashion in when tnen
plays have been staged. happS
combination OF the old and the new
schools OF settings has been cVoiVeu
by the stars and the press and puoIlc
CONTINUED on Page loD
The Washington times., 1920-03-25
KNICKERBOCkER.
Ethel Clayton in
"Young Mrs. Winthrop"

Today and tomorrow Ethel Clayton
will succeer to the place of stellar
prominence on the bill at CrandaF'
Knickerbocker Theater in her latest
photodramatic release. 1.-THE Young
Mrs. Winthrop" On Saturday only
May Allison will be seen in the film
version Of the Hattons' famous satire,
1.-THE Walk-Offs."
For the first two days of next week
The Knickerbocker announces first
Washington presentations of HIS
Wife's Money" in which the stellar
role is taken by Eugene O'Brien.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday the
knickerbocker will present Conway
Tearle in 1.-The Atonement," while on
the ensuing two days Rubye De Re-
mer will be seen in His Temporary
Wife" For the last day of next
week Charles Ray will be screened
as star of alarm Clock Andy
The Washington times., 1920-03-25
RIALTO.
Constance Talmadge
Searches For Sinner.

The bill at the Rialto this week in
Guiding as it does Constance Tai
madge in her latest First National
production, "In Seach of Sinner
the beautiful prisma color subject,
Magic Clay world Current Events
the Topical Digest and screamingly
furry Rolin comedy, together with
features perfectly rendered by the
symphony orchestra, is most worthy
OF the capacity patronage it has been
attracting.
For the coming week Alice Brady
will be seen in a film version of her
great stage success, cSinners,' from
the play of the same name by Owen
Davis.
The Washington times., 1920-03-25
METROPOLITAN.
Nazimova in
"War Brides"

Nazimova, whose command OF emo
tional expression is unequaled on the
screen, will continue the pictured star
at Crandalps Metropolitan Theater
throughout the remaining days Of the
current week in Herbert Brenon's I'M
pressive film verslon of Marion Craig
Wentworth's tragic drama, Wac
Brides" The major featurs Is supple
mented by a carefully selected group
OF abbreviated camera subjects an
specially arranged orchestral fea'
lures.
Beginning next Sunday AMI cent n
uing the principal feature OF the LII
for one week only. will be shown Ter
the first time liz Washington the
most recently released Selznick star
ring vehicle. for Eugene O'Brien. His
Wife's Money"
The Washington times., 1920-03-25
AT The Movies
This Week
COLUMBIA.
Sessue Hayakawa in
'.The Brand of Lopez.

Sessue Hayakawa will be the star
at Loews Columbia Theater for the
final three days OF this week, begin
ming today. In The Brand OF Lopez.
his latest starring vehicle, which az.
fords this distinguished star one OF
the most virile roles the silent drama
has afforded him In months.
For the FIRST four days OF next week
the attraction of featured prominence
at Loew's Columbia Theater VIII De
"ApriI Folly" splendid and allur-
ing photoplay OF Cynthia Stockleys
story of the same name which was
read by millions in the Cosmopolitan
Magazine. Marion Davies, supported
by Conway Tea-ls, has the leadlhs
role. q,
Viola Dana In "The Willow Tree,
will be the attraction for the maj
three days of next week.
The Washington times., 1920-03-25
PALACE.
Elsie Ferguson in
His House in Order"

Elsie Ferguson will continue as the
featured player at Loew's Palace
Theater this week in His House in
Order" The feature is supplemented
by a riotously funny Sennctt comedy,
Gee, Whiz." by n splendid overture
number, "Prince of PiEen," and
other added selections.
For the full Week at Loew's Palace
Theater beginning next Sunday after
noon at 5 o'clock. the featured attrac-
ton will be Wallace Reid in "Ex-
cuse My Dust"
The Washington times., 1920-03-25
GARDEN.

As previously announced this is the
final week of showing of George
Fitzmaurices great photo-production
ION With the Dance" as presented for
four consecutive weeks at Moore's
Garden Theater by Parapount-Art-
craft, run closing Saturday.
Starting Sunday at the Garden
Adolph Zukor presents another Para
mount-Artcraft production in the
form of screen Installation of
David Graham Phillips great story
"The Cost" beautiful Violet Heming
appearing in the leading role.
The Washington times., 1920-03-25
VIOLET HEMING, MUSICIAN.

Violet Hemng. who plays the lead
ing role in The Cost" the picture
coming to Moore's Garden Theater
next Sunday. is musician of con-
siderable talent. Her ability to play
several kinds of instruments stood
her in good stead while scenes were
being filmed for the picture, as she
was called upon by the story to rem
der selections upon both the piano
and the pipe organ.
The Washington times., 1920-03-25
STRAND.
Anita Stewart in
"In Old Kentucky"

Outdoing all previous presentations
as made on the dramatic stage, the
First National Exhibitors stirring
super-feature film adoption of the be-
beloved American classic, an Old
Kentucky" with Anita Stewart in the
leading role, is proving the center
OF attraction in amusement lines at
Moore's Strand Theater this week. No
small measure of the popular APP
proval with which the showing has
seen received, is due to the thrilling
manner in which the great race scene
is staged with living horses and
Jockeys, the rising curtain disclosing
\ neck and neck finish with Queen
tjcss" winning by a head.
The Washington times., 1920-03-25

RIDE DUDLEY, column
- list Of the New York
World, whose play, "Oh,
Henry" will have its pre-
mier next week at the
Shubert- Garrick Theater.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-15
Kas yra Harding.

Senatorius Harding, kurl
republikonQ partija nominavo
kandidatu prezidentus, yra
gimqs 1865 metals savo t6vu-
ko farmoje miestelyj Blooming
Grove, Ohio valstijoj.
Savo gyvenime iSpradziQ jis
dirbo farmoje, paskui prize ge-
lezinkeliQ tiesimo kaipo pa
prastas darbininkas. Toliaus
jis buvo, pradin6j mokykloj
mokytoju, raidziq rinkeju, ly-
notipe cperatorium, redakto-
rum, leid6ju, pirkliu, banki-
ninku ir pabaigoje isileido po-
litikon. Pateko senatan atsto-
VII il baigia pirmqji termina.
Senate jis yra uzrubeziniQ
reikalQ komitete. r
10 t6vas yra gyvas. Sake
ma gydytojaujas mieste Ma
rion, Ohio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-15
Republikonai Nominavo
Hardingq iir Coolidge
Am. Darbo Federaciija Eina
Prizes Republicans
Bo)sevikai atsiem6 nuo Lenku
kijeva
LENNAI NETEKO KIJEVO
Apieizdami sunaikino dalis
miestO.

Londonas, birz. II. - IS Var
Savos par6jO patvirtinanciQ
zrniQ, jog lenkai, iSmusti is
Kijevo il pasiliko jiems tik
vicnas gelezinkelis is ten pa
bGgti.
BolSevikai buvo visai apsu-
pc KijevQ. Gi If da0ar var
g;ai lenkQ kariuomen& suspes
vienu gelezinkeliu atsimesti.
Pirm apleisiant Kijev& len
kams, bol$evikai buvo uZeme
Rerdicevq, per kur eina is
Kijevo svarbi gelezinkelic sa-
KIT.
* BerdiGevO bolSevlkai Gina
ant ZitOmiro, Is ten patrauks
/ Malinovo, per kur lenkams
yra vienatinis kelias atsimes-
ii nuo KijevO.
Anot ziniQ, tarpe lenkE de-
dasi baisenybGs, neapsakonia
pasiauba.
Anot ziniQ is Maskvos, len
kai apleizdami Kijeva, SUI
grove ten paskutinl tiltq,
Vladimiro katedra, gelezinke-
lio stoti, elektros If vandens
sistemas.
ReiSkia, lenkai "paliuosa-
vO" UkrainQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-15
BUBONINE EPIDEMIJA
FLORIDOJE.
Tai bus persimetusi is
Meksikos.

Pensacola, Fla, birz. Is.
Cia mire George Gardina. Pa
tirta, jog jis mires paliestas
bubonines epidemijos,
Bubonine epidemija senai
siauGia Meksikos mieste Vera
Cruz. Sulig ziniq, ten j jau
beveik iSnykusi. Prize naikini-
mo prisidejo If Suv. Valstijq
valdzia.
II stat epidemija apsireiskia
jau mamie.
Washingtone laukiama tik-
re ziniQ apie epidemijos atsi-
radimq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-15
ITALAI BEGA IS ALBA
NIJOS.
Juos is ten veja ALBANIA.

Paryzius, birz. Is. = Adri,
jatikos juriQ rytinius uostus
Avlena il Fiume turi italaj
savo rankose. Jie ten buvC
stiprps. Bet Stai prizes italus
pakilo albanai ir Avlona uos-
tas atsidure pavojun.
Jei tenai italy garnizonas
negaus laiEu pagelbos, bus
jam blogai. Mes uosta apsupa
albanai.
Italai Albanijos pakrastiaiS
buvo uz6me If .kitus uostus,
Bet is ten pasprudo pirm Ike
liu dienQ, kuomet pamate pa
vojQ.
Italai IS AlbanlJos bega ne
del vienQ albany prizes juoS
pakilimo. Bet ypac del to,
kad namieje pakile nerimavi-
mai tarpe kariuomen6s. Ka'
kurie burial ina kelti maiStus.
Sake, CANA jau tos lSare5.