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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
NEW YORK0 VALSTIJAJ
SALCIAI.

Watertown, N. Y, Sausio
10. = Siaurine New Yorko
valstijos dali palette didelis
Salts. Vakar vietomis buta
daugiau 20 laipsniQ zemiau O..
Kanadoj siaucia dideli Sal
ciai. Iroquois Falls, Ont, va
kar ryte termometras rode 40
laipsniu zemiau 0.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
P|NlGg kURsAs.

svetimq salip pinigu verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000 sausie 18
buvo toha pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui $3.H
Prancuzijos Sinful frankly 6.SS
Italijos Sinful liru 3.52I
vokietijos Sinful markiu 1.63
Lietuvos Sinful auksinu 1.6S|
Lenkijos Sinful markiq Is
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
MOKESTYS Uz IsKASA-
MAS ANGLIS.

Harrisburg, Pa, Sausio 10.
- Pennsylvanijos gubernato-
rius Sproul, kad padidinti
valstijos reikalams iplaukas,
pasiQlo uzd6ti mokescius uz
iskasamas sitoje valstiioie an
glis: kietqjp angliu tonui S
centus ir minkstqjQ - 4 cen
tus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
GRAIKAI DIDzIAI NU-
KENTEJE NUo TURKU

Konstantinopolis, sausio 10.
Anot naujausiq ziniq, Bru-
SOS fronte, Turkijoje, Graikp
karuomene labai nukentejusi
nuo Turku nacijonalistu, Graf
kai ne Tx iveikti, bet dar ju
apie 1000 pateko Turku ne
laisven.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20

Mexico City. = Vanduo SUI
lauz6 pylymq didelio tvenki-
nio ties Pachica miesteliu. W.
telejes vanduo uzliejo mieste-
Ii. 20 zmoniu zuvo ir kelios
deSimtys suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
I:aukiami. rinkimai.

VaSario 20 d., :. m, Prusi-
joje ivyks rinkimai preziden=
to. Prusijos prezidentas skai-
tosi visos imperijos preziden-
taS.
Monarchistai laukia tos die
nos. Jie darbuojasi prezldentu
iSrinkti monarchista. Tinka-
miausias prezidentas jiems bu-
til fieldmarSalas Won Hmden,
burg. Kai-kurie nori generolo
Ludendorffo.
Monarchistai yra nuomo-
mes, kad kuomet jleo tureslq
nuosayq prezidentq, tuomet su
ano pagelba busia galima sug-
rqzinti monarchija.
Kova visomis priemonemls
vedama prizes siandienine So
cijalistu valdzia, kuri labal
nepopuliar6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20

Copenhagen. IS Rusijos
miesto Luga ] Novgoroda va
ziuojanti traukini pagavo iez
psnos, pakilusios eksplioda-
vus benzinai. Zuvo 68 keliau-
ninkai Rusai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
0 R AS,

Chicago. siandie apsi-
niauke, rytoj nepastovus oras;
temperature palengva kila.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
Kaizerio gimtuves.

Sito m6nesio y d. bus kai-
zerio gimtuv9s. Nors kaizerls
gyvena iStremime, bet Woke
Giai 10 nepamirSta. Pastos daz
hininkai pasakoja, kad Woke
ciai jam j Olandija siuneiq
gl6biais pasveikinimus If rel
SkimuS iStikimyb6s. Monarchls
tai agituoja il atvirai sako
kad jie nori kaizerio, mes gir,
di, jis reikalingas VokietiJai
Padejus Vokietijoje labai
neaiSkus. Daug panasus ! pa,
deiima Rusijoje prizes revoliu-
cija 1917 metals. Tx skirtu.
mas tame, kad Vokieciai yra
apSviesti ir kiekviename atsl,
Itikime daugiausia vadovauja'
81 protu, bet ne isikarsciavi'
mais, kaip kad daroma Rusi,
jos tamsiu miniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
MUsIs sU LENKAIs TIES
GIBAIS.
Is laikraSGio "Karys").

|
tus nuo Seinq) yra tarp dvie-
ju ezerq: Pamario If Gerelio.
Pro kaimq eina plentas ! Au-
gustava. | pietus nuo Gibq
tuojaus prasideda Augustavo
miskai, kuriuose slepesi klas-
! tingi Lenkai. zinodami, kad
ant Gibp gall pulti dideles Len
ky pajegos, mes gerai istip-
rinome kiekviena kalnell, pas
l9p6m savo kulkasvaidizius
il apsitv6rem vielu tvora. |
vakarus nuo Gerelio buvo kita
musQ kuopa, kuri taippat ge-
TAI isitvirtino ir tEora apsit-
we're. Pirmutinius savo apka-
sus apklojome plonytemis We
l6nomis, Lenkams suklaldintl.
Tur6dami gerus apkasus, mu-
su vyrukai tarp saves kalbe-
jo:
= Tegul tik Paliokas pa
sirodytu is misko, tai mes jam
parodysim, ka Lietuva kainuo-
ia! = Upas visQ buvo geras.
Nenori kariauti SUI Lietuva.
Rugsajo 20 ir 81 d. Lenkai
dare zvalgybas, kuriose musis-
kiai jQ du nukove ir keleta pa
sove. Vienas tokiQ pasautQ pa
kliuvo j musu rankas. Vieti-
Mai gyventojai vieani stovejo
istolo If patylom snibzdejo.
matyt, prijaueiantieji Len
kams, kit praSe musQ karei-
viq suzeistaji jiems atiduoti,
o jie jam teisma padarysia,
atsilyginsia uz padarytas
skriandas. Lenkiukas bailiaE
dairesi Sonus. Paklaustas.
ko Lietuvon lenda, atsak6::
= "My ME chcemi z Lit@a
wojowac, ale mas gonia nasl
pany, burzuazja" (Mes memo.
rime SUI Lietuva kariauti, bet
mus varo ponai burzujai). III
noma, jiems rupi savo dvarai
apsaugoti ir ant ehlopu" jo-
dineti.
Spaliu % d. anksti ryta vel
dare zvalgyba, bet musiskiQ
gerai apsaudyti pasitrauke ir
vel nutilo. Visame bare nei
Suvio, rodos, kad ir karo ne
ia. Kareiviai baige tvora pint,
kit apkasus taise, treti, lais-
vi mi 10 tarnybos, drabuzius
taise, bulves kepe...
lenkai kaip zole krito.
Staiga kaireje pasigirdo
$autuvq ir kulkasvaidziQ ira
tejimas. Kareiviai pameta sa-
vo darbus pradeio rinktIs j
apkasus, kovai ruoStis. Vi
stems buvo aiSku, 2 minuciQ
is desines NUNS pranese, kad
matosi einant ir jojant dau-
gybe Lenku ir kazkokia vii
kline (gurguole). Kuopa bu-
vusi j vakarus nuo Gerelio il
ligsiol tylejusi, staiga palei-
do smarkiausl sautuvu il kul-
kasvaidziu ugni. Lenkai ra-
miai eje If toxic "sveiki" is
Lietuviu nelauke, iskarto pa
Ikriko, mes perdaug jau kars-
tai juos musiSkiai zirziaptiu
biteliu lietum Sventino. Te-
Claus uz kick laiko atsipeikeje
nuo pirmutinio smugio, puole
atakuoti musq kasimus. Musp
drasus yyrai laikinai ugni su-
lake ir leido Lenkams tvarko-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS

je prieiti prie vielu tvoros.
Kaip tik Lenkai pradejo dras-
kyti tvora, musiskiai paleido
is sautuvp If kulkasvaidzip
tokiq ugni, kad pas tvora tik
dukes kilo augstyn, ir Len
kai tirpo ,prie musQ vielu
tvoros... Tie jau daugiau ne
mindzios Lietuvos Sventu lau-
kq... Pc to tuojau puol6 ant
ra grandine, bet jos likir'as
buvo toks pat, kaip ir pir-
mosios. Sioje vietoje LenkQ ar
|tilerija nedalyvavo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
Lenku puolimas.

Lenkai matydami, kad Sio-
je vietoje musiskiai is ju til5
juokiasi ir kaip piktzoles ski
ma, savo puolima sustabd6 IT
visomis pajegomis uzgule Gil
bus. Reikia pazymeti, kad tos
-dvi Lenku grandines sunaikip
tos 10-ties minuciu laikotars
py.
Gibus puol6 didziausiu
smarkumu, kartu saudydami
is Sautuvu, kulkasvaidziu il
patranku, kurias prisiveze
kuone viena linija su pesti-
ninkais. Jos stov6jo nuo mu-
sq apkasQ nedaugiau kai per
800 zingsniu. Saude ne tik j
apkasus, bet ! visa kaima ir j
apylinkes laukus, nors tpose
laukuose nieko nebuvo. Ne
viena griGia tapo visai sug-
riauta, o daugelio matesi tik,
.kaip stogo lentos leke virsum
ir dumai su dulkemis pro is
dauzytus langus ejo lauk.
zmones, toxic pragaro staiga
uzklupti, tuseius namus pa
mete, kas spejo pabego, o XII
tt sulindo ! bulviu duobes.
(Pabaiga SEX. num-.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20

nereguliare karuomene If me-
gino pasinaudoti taja tinka-
maja proga. Tad prizes Turkus
pastlme tik iris divizijas. Po
smarkaus Turku priesinimosi
Graikams visgi pavyko paimti
Bieledjik If patfaukti pietQ
sonan isilgai gelezinkelio j E,
skisher. Anot Graiku, Sta ge-
lezinkelio stotis nepaimta, kad
iSvengus didelio kraujo prale-
jimo. Ir nebutQ buve is to di-
del6s. naudos.
Turkai pripazista pavykima
Graikams. Bet sake, kad ta-
sal jq pavykimas nevertas to-
kiq dideliu aukQ, kokias pa
nes6 Graikai. Anot Turku
pranesimo, Graikai Brusos
fronto kovose prarade 800 ka-
reiviu. II pazymima, kad Graf
kai Eskisher nepaeme tik del
apturetp dideliu nuostoliq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20
Turkai turi lektuvu.

GraikQ oficierai Konstanti-
nopoly, diskusuodami apie pa
deti karo lauke, sake, kad
siandie Turkq nacijonalistq
armija jau nebesanti kokia tai
paprasta sudetine If su men
ku islavinimu karuomene, kaip
tai buve praeita pavasari. Bet
puikiai organizuota, islavinta
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-20

AT NEWS-STANDS 3 A COPY
DRAUGaS PUBLISHING CO., Inc,
1884 S. Oakley Ave. Chicago, III.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12
President Appeals to Amer
lean People to Pro-
vide Relief
PICTURE OF DISTRESS
is MOST TRAGIC
Fund Thus Far Contribut-
ed Is Far From Being
Adequate

Washington, March l2-An appeal to
the American people to do everything
in their power towards the relief OF
famine conditions in China was issued
to day by President Harding.
The president declares that, althougr
the nation already had given literally
to the relief committee, the fund still
was entirely inadequate for the task.
The appeal follows
"At this, the earliest practicable mo-
ment Of my administration, ] desire to
add my own to the many appeals which
have been issued heretofore in behalf Of
the starving people OF large section
of China.
II am informed that the American
committee and the church and other
organizations cooperating with it hav'
already remitted several millions Of
dollars to the American and interna'
ton relief committees in China and
that already a great relief work has
been accomplished. Nevertheless, my
information is that the means thus far
placed at the command of these or
carnations are entirely Inadequate to
the task they confront.
"Since the beginning OF this reiiet
movement much more accurate under
standing of the grave situation has be-
come possible The department o;
state has from time TO time made pub
lie information received through its
representatives in China, as TO the con.
ditions prevailing there.
''1he picture OF Chinais distress IS so
tragic that | am moved therefore to re.
new the appeals heretofore made and
to express the hope that the American
people will continue TO contribute to
this humanitarian cause as generously
as they possibly can.
The cry for succor comes to us
from people far distant but linked
10 us by manifold ties of friendly asso
confidence and good will. The
American nation has never failed to
demonstrate its friendship for the peo-
pie Of China and that friendship has
always been reciprocated in manner
which | feel iustifies the hope that in
his hour of China's distress our peo-
ple will do everything in their power
tor its amelioration."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Patrick Nerney of Moretown was
brought to the Barre CITY hospital
Yesterday for treatment and may pos
sibly undergo an operation within the
next day or two.
Floyd G. Russell, proprietor of the
Rexall store. returned yesterday after
noon from Claremont, y. H., where he
has been visiting at the home Of his
parents for the past few days.
Edward Brown Of Maple avenue
leaves Monday on a business tour as
a salesman Of the oKo Novelty Co. Of
this CITY, Mr. Brown beginning at that
time an itinerary through northern
Vermont. Maine and New Hampshire
Mrs. n. A. Dunbar Of North street
left to-day for st. Albans to spend a
week with her daughter. Mrs. Sidney
Weaver. Mr. Dunbar and Charles Arm
holm Of the Palace garage both leave
tomorrow for Boston, to attend the
Boston auto show next week.
Joseph Cassclini Of the Office force Of
Reynolds & Son and Lawrence Lazzari
II the shoe department Of the Walk
over store leave tomorrow night for
New York City After a few days bust
ness visit in New York the Young men
will continue 10 Boston. where they
will remain the remainder Of the week
". r. Blossom. salcsmanager of the
Oldsmobile Company Of Vermont, ac.
compauicd by hi. wife. left this morn
ing for Boston. to attend the Boston
auto show On their trip 10 Massachu
setts fhcy plsn to stop over the week
end az Mr. Blosscm- home in Concord.
y. ~
William n Pomerov. the man whose
back va, broken week ago this morn
ing while chopping down 2 tree near
the Piaiufeid East Montpelier ruad
junction j. resting more comfortably
and i suffering much less pain on the
bed specially Constructed for hi- con.
veuience at the Barre CITY hospital
The Goddard seminary basketball
team returned carly this morning from
Lebanon. y. r.. where they defeated
Lebanon hich school basketball quiu-
set bv the srore ~ - 20 - Although
outplaved. the Lebanon team PLAYED
serappv game throughout. The game
th Goddard vas -erurri through the
fnrr- II Francis Grady. nre-fimc
shamrock star ~ Barre. aud az nrc-
rrf odafh 81 the Eehzuou high sehgl
team
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12
THREA TENED OUTBREAK
OF FTROUBLE IS AVERIED:
GERMANS WILL SALUTE
BL4HES ENGLAND
FOR STARTING VAR
Former Emperor William Has Written
Book for Private Dis
tribution.

Amsterdam, March l2.-Former En-
peror William of Germany has written
for private distribution book by
which he attempts to show that Eng
land was responsible for the war lie
has collated historical facts and data
relative to international agreements
between all countries involved in the
war from 1884 to 1914 and put them IN
parallel columns, says the newspaper
IIet Volk,
He declares England's 5 responsibility
for the war centered in her plot to
isolate Germany and refers to the
of English banks in April,
1914, preparations for war by the Brit,
ish fleet in June the same year and
the Russian mobilization of forces on
July l5."
Thus" says the newspaper, the
former emperor tries to find adherents
for the theory that allied mobilization
made it impossible for Germany to
prevent the war
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

O. Gilbert and son. Ernest, Of Gran.
iteville have gone Ia Boston to attend
the automobile show.
Donald Winifred Smith, student in
Yale university. arrived in Barre this
morning from New Haven, Conn. hay
ing been called by the death Of his ia.
ther, Donald Smith.
Miss Merle Hoppock Of the deacon
ness home on Berlin street who has
been in Boston for the past two weeks,
while attending the Methodist mission
conference. has returned to the city.
The funeral Of Donald Smith, presi-
dent OF F. L. Smith & Co, who died
suddenly yesterday afternoon, will be
held from his late residence, 81 Perry
street. Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
Friends are requested not to send flow
ers.
Miss Elizabeth Nelson Of Summer
street and Misses Margaret and Nellie
Brown Of Clif street together with
Mrs. Andrew Guthrie Of Beacon street
left to-day for a few days visit with
relatives in Manchester, \. H., and Bos
ton
c. A. Miller has contracted to paint
and decorate the interior Of the Morse
block on Main street and with a gang
of workmen began the task yesterday
morning in the apartment formerly
known as the Fritz Jackson store, and
which is soon TO be occupied as a sales
room for the Studebaker car, under the
management of the Nye Motor Co Inc
Miss Marion Page. teacher in the
home economics department at Spauld-
ing high school. went to Burlington last
night and to-day she was chairman Of
round table discussion in the confer
ence between the School Masters asso-
citation and the University Of Vermont.
the topic Of discussion under Miss
Pages direction being how to improve
the courses in home economies.
The Washington Street Bird club has
been studying several days. trying to
classify the songsters. who have
brought 10 the members ears q new
song. probably one Of those cotton.
state melodies William Barclay has
been drafted hy tho club - study and
classify this flock which have become
much attached to Rodcrirk Cameron
through his Kindness and food supply
From an authentic source IL is
learned that the Barre Athletic asso.
citation formed last year 10 encourage
and promote athletics - all kinds. in
tends to have fast ball club here this
year. encouraging local talent A. much
a. possible. Incidentally there has beer
q 10 of sentiment about the state rom
ccruinc baseball league formed by
representative teams ct towns ~ cities
- AIbans has already made plans Tor
a strong team this wear. and 50 has
Newport Vermont newest city. Bur
ifugton. II = hu.bury Rrsttleh1ra and
RrTi land all have their l1csl baseball ~
ganiKsfipr- ami 5u The event 81 q }fag1e
NAV be uduecd 60 JOIN tho ranks
Barrc's haudioap i- principally in
good baseball held lnfersity park was
onre favaIitr BAH park. i1t tire uu
certainty - fhe ear service has fsui
"a e. direct tfT Barre a--fe 1u's
Horts toward staging the t y e-
81 the -eaSan en- t5ui3erl.- ~ sud {
.n-'s tsmpus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12
IohE Canes Back Strong.

Judge Gary Of the United States
Steel corporation was discussing mar
riages on the Frame
MANY marriage which began a.
pure love match" Do sad. "developes
I'M o eternal wrauglc. Haven't you sceu
marriages wherein the contracting par
ties do nothing bat argue and fight and
contradict each other over triles from
daylight until dark"
n rem mhcr dining once with such =
meuacr. When the spup came on they
started an argument about the price of
ps-lor carpets or some such ridiculous
matter. and the serving II the fruit
saW this argument at its height
-Then tie wife interrupted herself to
cav 10 her husband Plaiutively.
don't know what would happen
John. u you ever agreed With me on
srg topic
I'D - wrong. said John. I'D be
wrong Detroit Free Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12
GERMANS ARE
NOW FEELING
MUCH RELIEVED
Because They Believe That
the Allies Do Not Intend
to Occupy Any More Ter
ritory - Security Police
and Allied Troops Are
Cooperating.

Dusseldorf, March II by the Asso
ciated Press Belgian patrols which
took control of the rural commune o.
Hamborn on Wednesday night have
been removed, and this action on the
part of the allied command has tend
cd to ease the situation at Duisburg
Officials declare the patrols were
thrown out merely to protect Duis
burg. but the advance of the Belgians
inspired belief on the part of the Ger,
mans that the allied lines might be
extended Immediately. Assertion is
made in official quarters that such a
movement is not planned.
Cooperation between the German Sc
curity police and allied troops has been
effected as a result of German initia-
i've. Two officers called at French
headquarters yesterday and apologized
for the refusal on the part of a German
policeman to salute an allied officer.
For time this incident threatened
considerable tension. The security po-
lice, however, appeared to be willing
TO salute, but seemed not to knoW Off
GERS from privates The two officers
promised to promptly punish disobedi,
lence of the order to salute. The secur-
ity police are being depended upon to
preserve order, but reports from all
parts Of the occupied district say that
no trouble is probable.
ON virtually all of the streets Of
the city the security police are more
numerous than allied soldiers who
generally remain in their barracks.
Restaurants, cafes, cabarets, wine
rooms and theatres of Dusseldorf are
checrfully catering TO record pat
ronage, which i not particularly af-
fected by the ringing Of the curtew at
10 O'Clock in the evening Crowds
throng the streets until midnight and
are apparently in the best of spirits.
The population Of the occupied dis
trict is gradually coming to believe
that no further advance Is intended by
the allies and the only agitation notice
able is in commercial circles over the
uncertainty Of the allies decision re-
gsrding customs, imports and exports,
regarding which the widest rumors are
in circulation.
Members Of the Rhineland high com.
mission. and two American liasion Off.
cers from Coblcuz have arrived here,
hut it i declared their visit Is without
official Importance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12
Statement Says Improved
Business Permitted Pay
ment of Old Scale
HAD BEEN ORDERED
TO RESTORE SCALE
Railroad Labor Board Had
Condemned Railroads
Action

New York, March l2.-Reductions in
wages of common labor, made by the
Erie railroad on Jan. 81, have been
cancelled and the former wage sched-
ne has been restored, the company
announced to-day.
The statement said that slightly inn
proved condition of business permitted
payment of the old scale.
The railroad labor board recently
condemned action of the road for not
first submitting the proposed reduc-
tions to it for approval and ordered re-
storation of the former scale
The road will now submit the whole
question of wages to the railroad la
Dor board,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-12
Minsk Changes Hands and
Many People Have Been
Killed
PETROGRAD HELD
BY REVOLUTIONISTS
But the Captors Are Re-
ported to Be In Need
of Food

Warsaw, March II (By the Assocat
ed Press p Petrograd is in the hands
Of revolutionary forces and the bolshe-
wiki have been ousted, says wireless
dispatch received here to-day. The mes
sage. which was confused and discon-
neated owing TO the weakness of the
sending station, is believed to have
been sent from Petrograd.
The dispatch said that food sent by
Col. Edward w. Ryan, American Red
Cross commissioner to the Baltic
states, had arrived, but whether it had
been received at kronstadt or Petro-
grad was not clear.
A dispatch from wilma says anti IDOL
shevik forces fought their way into
Minsk and held control of the city for
five hours, but were later driven out by
soviet forces. While occupying the city
the revolutionists killed many local
communists, il is said. and when
the bolsheviki re entered the town they
executed more than POO persons, many
Of whom were Poles. who were accused
of sympathizing with - insurgents,
Reports received in governmental
quarters here say the revolutionary
movement continues to spread in the
region surrounding Minsk, The soviet
are described as making
desperate efforts to control the situa
tion.
A wireless appeal from the Krohv
stadt insurrectionists was picked up to-
day by the Polish government radio
station here 1t made an urgent plea
for footSsupplies and for outside rein: