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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08

LONDON. April s.--All efforts by
Premier Lloyd George to bring the
miners and mine owners together to
discuss the differences which led to
the strike In the coal fields having
failed, the miners executive COM
mlttee went into conference this
afternoon with their partners in the
triple alliance, the transport work
are and rrailwaymen. to decide when
members Of the allied organizations
should be called out in a sympathy
strike. Leaders of the transport
workers and railwaymen desided this
morning upon a strike, and this
brings the entire power of the triple
alliance of labor" into the greatest
industrial controversy in England for
many years.
The intention of the British gov
Grument TO issue an appeal for vol
1ntSeTs for transport and other es-
sential services, In view of the pros
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
NO HOUSE SHORTAGE
IN KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Mo, April S.--No
housing shortage exists In Kansas
City. as far "a the several thousand
Wild birds who make their summer
homes In residence portions OF the
city are concerned Throughout the
southern parts % the city especial
Iy designed toy different sorts II
song birds. i % be found
Au interest IN bird uslghbors vas
cultivated By real estate develop.
meat company some years ago, and
slnce then has been kepi alive oy
residents az the ssetion
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
APPEALS FOR relief
FOR GOLD PRODUCERS

, days and make both ends meet.
The great difficulty l find is that
operations which paid handsomely
prior to the war will not pay OK.
penses at the present time and the
large tonnages o' low grade ore that
were worked at a profit before the
war have had TO be abandoned, and
In many cases these tonnages will
never be recovered because the
workings have caved and no one
would have the heart to go back into
these old mines and reopen them
under any circumstances Unless
relief is given within a very short
time more of these reserves of low
grade ore will be lost forever. The
properties that am managing boast
Of several million tons of low grade
ore that would pay from $3.50 per
ton and upward profit with pre- war
conditions but with conditions as
they exist now, there is no hope
whatever Of even considering the
working Of these tonnages referred
to-
They contain hundreds of thou-
sands Of ounces OF gold and 1t would
appear to ne to be a crime to allow
this gold to remain in the ground
when our nation must certainly re-
qure it."
Mr.. Loring gave an outline of the
proposed workings of the McFadden
bill under which the producer would
receive from the government S2O.67
per ounce for gold and a certificate
emitting him to SO per ounce addi-
tional Funds for the redemption OF
the certificates would be obtained by
the government requiring jewelers.
To- charge fifty cents a peunyweight,
or $40 an ounce, for gold contained
in every article sold Mr.. Loring
urged support of this measure"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
MPATHETIC STRIKE
SET FOR NEXT TUESDAY

pective triple alliance, was an
nounced in the house of commons by
the premier. A royal proclamation
would call up army and navy re-
serves, he said
The railwaymen and transport
workers and railwaymen decided this
strike in sympathy with the miners
next Tuesday morning after failure to
reopen negotiations for settlement
of the coal strike.
The triple alliance, which has TAX
en- over command Of the laborers'
side OF the controversy, has a mem
bership of 100000 miners, 100000
railwaymen and 25O,OOO transport en-
ployes. The leadership will be in
the hands of the younger men who
brought about the present situation
In the belief that a reduction in
wages which the miners we're asked
to accept would also be forced upon
other workers should the miners fail
to strike.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
SOON START ON
HIGHEST DAM

WASHINGTON, D. c., April s.
The highest dam in the world, to
Join the states of Nevada and Ari-
iona. and harness turbulent waters
Of the Colorado river for extended
irrigation in the southwest, is to be
constructed in the near future by
the United States reclamation sery-
fee.
The dam, according to tentative
plans, would rise to the unprece-
dented height of 500 or 500 feet in
Boulder canyon, where granite abut-
ments rise more than 1000 feet above
the water surface. Engineers Of the
reclamation service, afloat on barges.
are now boring for bedrock beneath.
A lake varying from 80 to so miles
In length would be backed up in the
Colorado and Virgin rivers, and In
this basin would be held in check
for irrigation the drainage from al
most the entire Colorado river ba.
sin. including parts Of six states.
The proposed structure would be
higher by far than the worlds high,
est dam al present--Arrowrock dam.
on tho Boise river Idaho. which
measures 8tS feet, and would top
other famous dams IN the United
States
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
MRS. N. |. SCHADE
DIES IN DENVER

Word was received in Tonopah
last evening that Mrs. N. L. Schade.
wife of Undersheriff N, L. Shade,
had passed away in Denver. This
esteemed lady had resided in Tono-
pah with her husband for many
years, and'left here about is months
ago for her mothers home at Gales
burg, Illinois, where she hoped the
change of climate would result in
restoring her former good health.
The change of residence caused no
remedy TO Mrs Schade's health, and
she. realizing the inevitable, desired
to return to Tonopah to be with
her husband when the end came.
She stopped at Denver to visit with
relatives and was taken suddenly
worse Wednesday night, passing
away last evening. Mr.. Schade,
upon receipt of wire that his wife
was sinking rapidly and could not
survive many hours, left yesterday
morning, and received the sad news
OF her death at Hazen The de-
ceased lady was universally loved
by all her acquaintances in Tono-
pah for her kind disposition and
charitable acts, and the sympathy OF
this community is extended to the
bereaved husband in the loss of his
life's associate. The remains will
be accompanied by Mr.. Schade to
Galesburg. Illinois, where the funer.
al will be held
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
new BASEBALL
GROUNDS TO Be
HAD next VICTOR

The mine operators and league
league players have been invited by
@ohn Kirchen, general manager of
The Tonopah Extension. TO examine
tAS proposed new ball park north
d the Tonopah uatatorium and the
WIetoA park The new grounds can
Ao made into a suitable ball park
wfth very little expense of volunteer
MAor viii respond TO put the grounds
u proper shape The natatorium Ii
nearby and after each game the
players can indulge in a refreshing
win In the largest tank in the
sfaas OF Nevada
Hr. Kirchsn. who loves natures
tsees and songblrds, has Just planted
- trees " the Victor park. and
psepeaas to make that the garden
seps of southern Nevada The min.
20 SQnpaAles have responded heort
" wRh their Interest and aid in
onanblng their Individual company
oAeseAn teams. equipping them with
Salza. hats. balls. masks. etc Mana
seq John Kreheu said this morn,
iaG: Give the boys plenty Of good.
AlAlthv recreation, psysieai sport and
ooageaisl eOmpanAOaship. and all vii
- lovely" Ne also said that any
tAias As eoald do 70 make the pee.
pla of TsaOpaA happy. u Il lay IN
Am poser he would readily lead III.
aid I is nov up 70 the league
eiahs 10 loeb over The Rev ball
ReaaAa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
R.R. CONGESTION
IN MEXICO At
Critical STAGE


MEXICO CITY, Mexico, April S
Congestion on Mexican railroads has
reached a critical stage and CONNER
cial and industrial interests Of the
country have appealed to the gov
ernment to take extraordinary steps
to relieve the situation. At Vera
Cruz, Tampico Puerta, Mex and
other cities along the United States
frontier Thousands of tons of mer-
chandise have been lying for months
the railroads being unable to move
the goods to their destinations
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
ANNOUNCE 81
STEEL ADVANCE


NEW YORK. April The Ropub-
lle Iron Steel company to-day an.
nounced an advance of g. per ton
IN the price ot bars plates and struc.
tural steel. Chairman u the Board
Topping stating the new price was
made % meet the increased coat ot
production
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
CALL GENERAL STRIKE
CONSIDER MANDATE
AT COUNCIL MEETING

LONDON, April Consideration
of the British mandate over MesopO-
tamia will be begun at the next
meeting Of the council of the league
of nations on June 6, Premier Lloyd
George has written Sir J. D. Rees,
member Of the house Of commons
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
FARMERS WILL
ELECT HEADS

CHICAGO Aprl Grain growing
states weFs Is.r.etai fr fbr rlae
i.oH af temporary fefaa of tHg
National Cooperative GaH Market
nK carraataH ya.s5 HH u.EhJ ty
tha ta matas ba Tia
a.ret0a sim na aaHea later Wash
Iuxta f1HH urasaa ans gaHiH
aa Hm enc fHrlH wt tEa a.
reiafs
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
TO INVESTIGATE
CHARLES EFFORT
TO TAKE throne
lDy Associated Press(

CBy Associated Press)
BUDAPEST, Hungary. April S.
An investigation of the attempted
return of former Emperor Charles 10
the Hungarian throne has been de-
manded at a meeting of Agrarian
members of the national assembly.
1t appears the anti-Carlists had
confidential agents near the former
emperor, and 1t is declared they have
list of the men associated with
Charles in his attempt TO re- estab-
lish his throne.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
EXPECT GERMANS
Will MAKE FRESH
PROPOSAL TO i. 5.


PARIS, April st is stated unof-
flcially that a fresh reparations pro-
posal is expected from Germany. I'm
confirmed reports are in circulation
to the effect that the Germans are
making another effort to interest the
United States in the question by ne
gotiations between Karl Bergman,
German undersecretary Of the treas,
ury, and Roland w Boydeu, formerly
American unofficial representative
with the allied reparations commits
sion
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
TURKS ARE
WHIPPING
IN.
MINOR

PARIS, April S.-The Turkish ma.
tlonalists have resumed their ad-
vance in the Brusa sector of Asia
Minor according to dispatches re-
ceived at the French foreign office
today.
Fears are entertained for the safe
ty of the entire Greek expeditionary
force. The magnitude of the re-
verse suffered by the Greeks ap,
pears to be greater than was at
first suspected Ten thousand wound
ed Greeks are said to be in hospi-
tails at Brusa.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
CUT OUT
Functions BY
STATE TO SAVE

A1E ASa0eaated PPeas1
OAKLAND. Cal, April S.--There
should be curb on even meritorious
functions of the state government
Il such functions are tending great.
~ to increase the tax burden, said
a letter from State Comptroller
Chambers. read at real estate con-
terence on taxation, under the au.
splees OF the California Real Estate
sssociAtion. which opened here today.
I'm California we have been living
bSyoHd our means" the letter said,
and advised dropping such functions
u. their good Is outdone by evil
through q too heavy tax burden,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
unions SAY THEY
HAVE THE GOODS
ON RY. OFFICIALS

CHICAGO, April S.-The authenti-
city of letter signed with the
name of |. w. Greer, general mana
ger of the Pennsylvania railroad 1T
St Louis, in which defamation of
all labor organizations if necessary
to obtain certain information was
suggested, can be substantiated by
witnesses, labor representative de-
clared before the railroad labor board
here today. The board was asked to
call the witnesses, and took the
matter under consideration
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
CONTRACTS FOR
OIL LEASES MUST
Be PASSED Upon

MEXICO CITY, Mexico, April S.
Contracts for lease of oil lands in
the state of Tobasco will not be
recognized by the Mexican govern
ment unless they receive the sane
ton of the department of commerce
and industry. says an official an
nouncement here
The statement was the result of
the great excitement over the dlscov-
cry of oil in Tobaseo and the rush
of operators to the district
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
CALL CRUISER
TO HELP.QUEAL
MUTINY On ship

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April s.
Mutiny of so serious a nature that
the light cruiser Tacoma had to be
summoned to quell 1T. broke out
on the Williams line steamer VIII
hilo two days ago while she was off
Lainiou. Salvador, bound from New
York to San Pedro, and she is now
under convoy Of the Tacoma, agents
Of the line here were informed to-
day
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
lny AssocIated Pressl

ATHENS, Greece, April S.-Wound-
ed Greek soldiers are arriving in
such numbers from the Smyrna and
Brusa fronts that the sanitary au-
thorities in this country are unable
to care for them properly. Two
thousand injured men arrived at Pi-
raeus yesterday and found made
quate hospital accommodations.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
VETERAN CIRCUS
MAN PASSES

tkt AssNssatea ffsesf
ROCHESTER Mma ApFn "a
.E Wallace % PeFa latmnA ons
% TIE plonesr eFeas mea af hla
roaatFy died a. haaptai here issi
alsAt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
Miners HEAH
IS FINED $500
tBy Associated PresaI

PiTTSBURG. Kan, April s.--Alex-
ander Howat. Kansas Miners union
head who was found guilty OF con
tempt OF court in ordering a strike
OF coal miners two weeks ago. was
sentenced 70 pay a Ane Of $500 by
District Judge Andrew J Curran to.
day
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
NAVAL ensign
KILLED IN FALL

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April S.-En-
sign Harry c. Bachelor, attached
TO the North Island navy air station,
was killed today when a seaplane Of
which he was the pilot fell approx
mately 500 feet into the bay OF the
marine barracks.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08

II some apartment house owners
ever get 20 heaven they are going
be- be mighty uncomfortable with 90
many children there
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08

TAe mosioa picture actress who
wNs a~asaae@a 70 10 aaya In iaIi tuF
sp~~Ataa Aaa somssAlax Ia The uay
a pselieisy tAas s ssfaeieatly ssvsl
80 - es rspeAaea essa.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
sERRleE sGIEeTSo

WASHINGTON. y G.. ApFl
Formal announcement ai The selec
tlon % Myroa T tiesrlsk q oAio 10
be ambassador 70 France was maas
ssAay a. tAs wAts uaaas
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-04-08
THE WEATHER

Tonight and Saturday
Fair
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-17
KURSTO Len
KUS Prizes BOLSEV|kUS.

RYGA, rugs. II. : Rusi-
jos bolSevikp valdzia paskel-
be, jog j patyrusi is istikiml
versmiQ, kad Prancijos pa
siuntinys VarSavoje indave
lenkQ valdziai indomia nota.
Prancija toje notoje pasiqlo
Lenkijai ir Rumunijai pasi-
naudoti Rusijoje siautanciu
badu ir Rusijai paduoti kuo-
salygas arba ja
Toje notoje, tvirtina boise
viku valdzia, Prancija paza-
da Lenkijai ir Rumunijai pa
gelbq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-17
NENORI PRIIMTI LIE7U-
VOS SAJUNGON.

GENEVA, sveic, rugs. II.
= TautQ Sajungos suvazia-
vimao poitinis komitetas va
kar nusprende pripazinti Es-
tijos IL Latvijos aplikacijas
il rekomenduoti suvaziavi-
mui priimti tas valstybes Z.
Sajungon.
Bet tas pat komitetas SUI
lake Lietuvos paduota apli-
kacijq. Komitetas su tue
klausimu nutare palaukti,
kaip bus galutinai isristi lie
iQ-lenkq gineai del Vii
niaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-17
GUDQ DARBUoTE.

Uzdarius vieninteli gudp
kalba laikrasti ''Nasa Dunn
ka," isskiriant gudu kataliku
laikrasti "Krynica" valdzia
neduoda niekam leidimo leis-
ii kita laikrasti. Jau buve
paduota keletas prasymq
visiems atsakyta negalima.
Dabar padaye dar prasyma i
zzymus gudu rasytoias Harec-
kis, leisti, jam redaguoti, laik
rasti "Bielaruskija Vieda-
masci. . Visi gudai labai lau
gia rezultatq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-17
NESUTINKA RUSIJOS
SELPIMO KLAUSIME.
Italia viena nori eiti selpti
.badaujanGius.

PARYZIUS, rugs. II.
Vyriausioji sqjungininkp ta-
ryba kituomet paskyre koml-
sija patikrinti badaujancios
Rusijos padeti. Komisija tu-
rtjo vykti Rusijon, tenal pa
tirti tikra padejimq If Suras-
ii priemoniQ, kaip tur6tQ but
Russia Selpiama.
Komisijon in6jo visu ketu-
riq didziQjq valstybip atsto-
val.
Andai cia susirinkusi ko-
misija muse telegramq boise
vikQ valdziai, reikalaudama
ileidimo Rusijon. If kltOklQ
gvarantijQ, paliecianciq ko-
misijos narius.
BOl$evikQ valdzia tuoJaus
praneS6, kad il atsisakantl
leisti Rusijon komisija. Boil
Seviku nuomone, komisija tu-
rinti ne vien gelb6jimO, bet
ir politinius tikslus. Kalpo
tokiai Rusijos sienOs uzdary,
tOS.
Pc to atsakymo paeioje ko-
msijoje pasiskirste nuomo-
mes. Kai-kurie komisijos ma
rial sprendzia, jog komislJa
ir toliau turf tariffs su boise
viku valdzia. Ir, rasi, pa
vyks iSgauti leidima. lr Xxi
to laiko palaukti su Selpimu.
Visai prieSmgos nuomones
yra italai tos komisljos ma
rial. Jie sako, nereiEia lauk-
ii jokiu tyrinejimp, bet kuo-
veikiau limits gelb6ti badau-
iancius Rusijos gyventojus
Mes kol komisija atliks tirine-
jimus, paskui kol surengs Sci
pimo darba, Xxi to laiko daue
tukstanciq zmoniQ lures zuti
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-17
BEDARB1U sKAITLIUs
CHICAGoJ sUMAzEJEs.
Taip tvirtina federalis darbo
agentas.

Trumpoj ateity Washing
tone iyyks konferencija ne
darbo klausimu. Ia konfe-
rencija susaukia Sales vyriau
sybe. ,Tuo tikslu Darbo de
partamento agentai visoj sa-
ly Siandie renka informacijas
apie nedarba. Surenka zinip.
kur ir kick gall but nedirban-
Giu zmoniu.
Kuomet prasides Washing
tone konferencija, JOS atsto-
val gales patirti, kad Chica-
goje Siandie yra 19k6S4 ne
dirba zmones. Tick bedarbiu
cia suskait6 Darbo departa-
l1elllo dSelitdST
Pasiremiant stomis skaitli-
nemis atrodo, kkad Chicago
je bedarbiq skaitlius turejo
sumazeti. Mes pirmiau jp bu
vo paduodama daugiau. Blu
vo sakoma, kad Gia bedarbip
skaitlius turi siekti apie $780,
900 zmoniQ.
Kapitalistu spauda reiSkia
dziaugsma. Sake, gryzta nor,
maliai laikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-17
Kaizerio Namiskiai Bega is
Vokietijos

keltas prizes juos nei koksai
puolimas.
Ypac siandienine socialism,
valdzia pradejo jau kitaip at
sinesti j pirmiau pakencia-
mus monarchistus.
Monarchistai bijosi social
stu kersto if todel ju daugu
ma kuoveikiau apleidzia Vo-
kietija,
Cia atkeliauja kaizerio ma
miSkiai gyvens neapribuota
laika. Palauks kol Vokieti-
jos gyventojai aprims, kol
susidarys kitokios salygos.
Tomis dienomis su savo
vaikais cia pas kaizeri atvy-
ko jo dukte, princesa Vikto-
Irija Luisa, Brunswick kuni-
|gaikStiene. Atvyko ir jos
tvyras. Atkeliavo If treciasis
kaizerio SINUS princas Adal-
bertas.
Pranesta, kad atkeliauja
dar kitu du kaizerio sunu =
princas Ethel Friedrich If
princas Oskar.
Gal atvyks If da ing Ia u
kaizerio namiskiu. Matyt,
jiems pasidare pavojus gy-
VENT Vokietijojje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-17
DUKTERYs L1UDIJA
PRIZES MoT1NA.
Kaltina motina tevo
nuzudyme.

Auroroj, ILL.,, arestuota
Mrs. Frances Balcunas If
John PetroSka. Mrs. Balcu-
mas kaltinama savo vyro nu-
zudyme birzelio 5 d.
Prizes Mrs. Balcunas lludl-
ia jos dukterys, Helen II m.
ir Frances IA metq. Jos gy-
vena Chicagoje, pas savo te-
tq.
MergaiGiu liudijimu, mott
ma nuzud9 t6va del burdingie-
riaus PetroSka, kuris de.
simti metu jaunesnis uz mott
na.
Balcunas is -po nakties at
rastas pritroSkes gazu. Bu-
damas gyvas jis is namq is
ware ia burdingieriq. Bet
jam mirus ir j palaidojus,
tuojaus pas Mrs. Balcunas
atsikraustes Petroska.
Tuomet mergait9m nebuvo
vietos pas motina, Jos at
vyko Chicagon ir gavo eia
darbus.
Tuo tarpu Auroroj Wis pla
ciau buvo kalbama apie ju
motina, mirusi teva if burdin
gieriu. Mergaites neisken-
tusios iskunde motina valsti-
jiniam proEurorui AuroroJ.
II jam sudejo irodymq, kalp
jQ tevas zuvo.
Mrs. Balcunas If Petroska,
sakoma, nepaleidziami is ka-
lejimo nei po paranka.
"Draugas" riuo saves pa
zymi, kad ta zinia paduoda
atlikdamas tik savo laikraSti-
ne pareiga. Ir nekaltina toj
zinioj intariamp asmenq.
Juos gall kaltinti tiktai teis-
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-17
Anglia Atsisako Vestl
Derybas su Airija

konferencija neduos Joklos
naudos, jei airiu vadai neat
maino nusistatymo. Kad talp,
tad iis il rengiamq konferen-
eliza atSauke.
AtSaukdamas konferencl-
ia premieras Lloyd George
teGiau paliko atviras durls
nauiai konferencijai, jei to-
kios nor6s atrial. Nauja kon-
ferencija bus vedama vlsal
naujais pagrindais.
Premieras kOki laikq dar
iSbus Skotijoje ir todel al
riams bus prOgOs su Juo ten
susieiti.
Is Dublino praneSta, kad
rytoi j Skotijq iSkeliauja pen
XII airip atstovai. Ir tenal
spajama, kad konfe,rencija /
vyksiantl Invernesse, kaip Sc
niau Anglijos premiere buvo
paduota $ugestijQ.
Dubline turima vilties, kad
konferencija nebus pertrauk-
ia. Bet kai-kurie vietOs laik-
raSGiai sptja, ar kartais ne
bus visai pertraukti artiml
rySiai Anglijos su Airija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-17
AIRIJOJ PLINTA KoMU-
NISTINE PROPAGANDA.
Belfaste isteigtas darbininku
sovietas.

BELFASTAS, Air, rugs.
II. - Drogheda dirbtuveje
transportiniai darbininkai su
organizavo sovieta, kaipir
bolSevistini. Tas sovietas ap-
vald9 dirbtuve If vieni darbi-
ninkai 6me vesti visus reika-
lus.
SovietQ paskirtos sargybos
nustatytos prize visq dirbtu-
yes vartu. Sargybos parei-
ga pasiprieSinti policijai ar
ba kariuomenei, jei butQ no.
rima nuo darbininkQ atimti
.dirbtuve.
Darbininkai visa dirbtuve:
uzeme spekomis. Tas viskas
atlikta taip staiga, kal dirb-
.tuves valdybai neOuvo laiko
nei pagalvoti apie apsiginimo
-priemones.
Tas zygis atliktas po tri-
jq savaiGiQ streiko, kuomet
darbininkams sumazinta uz-
mokesnis.
Uzeme dirbtuve darbinin-
kai kuoramiausia gryzo prize
savo darby. Tx vietoje bu-
vusiu 'bossq" Siandie veikia
paeiu darbininkq isrinkti vir-
Sini1kai.
Komunstq propaganda All
rijoje smarkiai plinta.
Tai trecias is eiles cia al
riq darbininkq sovietas.
Pirmas sovietas buvo atsi-
rades miesto Cork uoste. XII
tas buvo Druree. Teciau
vienur ir kitur soyietai sugin
ii ozio ragan. Ir Sta sovie-
ta la1kia toks pat likimas.
Teciau ateitis yistiek apsi-
niaukusi, jei pageres laikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-17
Italia Eina Se|pti BadaujanGia
RuSlja ....... ~. .

Itaijos atstovai nurodo !
pavyzdinga Amerikos pastel
gimQ. Taip liepia elgtis emo
niSkumas. Ir Alnerika taip
clgiasi.
Su ia nuomone nesutlnka
kit komisijos nariai.
Neziurint to, italai nariai
praneSG, kad Selpti badaujan-
GGius ruSus jau ruoSiamas TIA
lijos Raudonasis Kryzius. lr
ia organizacija tuojaus vyks
RusijOn, kaip tik is Maskvos
bus gauta ziniQ, kad Rusijai
reikalingas italQ Raudonasis
Kryzius. JokiQ derybQ su
bolSeviku valdzia.
To nuomoniQ suskilimo tu-
ii but motivai. Bet kOl-kas
jie nezinomi, nors visaip ga
lima sp6ti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-17
IEsK0 PRIEGLAUDOS O.
LANDIJoJ.
Bijosi socialism, valdzios
kersto.

DtJORN,. GLAND. rugs. IL
Is Vokietijos cionai pas bu-
vusi kaizeri atkeliauja jo bu-
vusios seiInynos nariai.
Nuzudzius Vokietijoje zy-
miausia centro partijos vel
keja Erzbergeri, prizes monar
chistus ir ju salininkus pakel-
tas baisus truksmas. Irodo-
ma aiSkiai, kad ia zmogzudy
ste, tai vokieeiq monarchistq
darbas. Jie tikisi atgauti
sosta If paeioj Vokietijoj at
gaivinti monarchija.
Prizes monarchistus smar-
kiai veike nuzndytas Erzber-
ger, Kad taip, tai il reike-
jo prasalinti. II jis prasa-
lintas.
Teeiau ia biauria zzmogzu,:
dyste monarchistai labai pa
kenke nuosaviems reikalams.
Prizes juos. susivienijo ir atsi-
suko visos kitos partijos. Pa