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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18
KANCLIERIS =
HINDENBURGO
FRANKS.
Nera ko laukti VokietijOs
demokratizacijos ir
kares gallo.

AMSTERDAM, liepos 18.
Vokietijos parlamento di-
dziuma rytoj pareikalaus
naujo kanclierio, kad jis
darbuotusi uz taika ir pasa-
kytu taikos salygas. Kitaip
parlamentas nesidarbuos
bendrai su vyriausybe ir tu-
res kilti naujas krizis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18
Amsterdam, liepOs l8. :

Amsterdam, liepos 18. =
VOkietijOs vidujiniu reikalll
ministeriu nuskirtas Helf-
ferich, o finansu Won Roe
dern.
Prusijos seiman inesta
bilius, kuriuomi reikalauja-
ma mOterims balSavimO tel
siu.
Buves Suv. Valstijose am
basadOrius Won BernstOrff
paskirtas pasiuntiniu j Da-
Mia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18
ANARCHISTAI RIAUsES
KELIA.

Buenos Aires, dlepos 49,
Is Brazilijos gauta zinia,
kad miestuose Rio de ia
neiro ir Soapalo anarchistai
suk6le prieskarines demon
stracijas; kurios- pasibaigu-
sios riaus6mis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18
ITAIaAI LAKUNAI bonn
BARDAVO POLA IR
DURAZZO.

Rymas, liepos Is. = Ita-
lijOs laknnai bOmbardavo
AustrijOs uOsta Pola ir AL
banijOs uOsta DurazzO, kur
stow austrai. Sunaikinta
daugelis militariniu sande =
lip.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18

Haaga, liepos 18. = Atsi-
statydinus kanclieriui, kai-
zeris jam pagamino speciali
raSta, kuriam sake, jogei su
didziausiu nusiminimu pri-
imas jo rezignacija.
Pagerbes buvusio kanclie-
riaus lojaliSkuma, kaizeris
raSO:
"Sunkiausiais laikais, kO-
kie kuOmet nOrs SukritO ant
Vokietijos imperijOs krastu
= laikais, kuOmet turi but
nuspresta galutinas tevynes
likimas- stopajai Sale ma
mes su savO patarimais ir pa
gelba. Tatai iSreiSkin tam
stai karSciausla is tikrOs Sir
dies padeka uz iStikima tar
nysta."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18
Atsistatydina ministerial.

Keturi rusu ministerial
atsistatydinO po specialize
kabineto pOsedziO, kuriam
buvO svarstOmi UkrainOs
reikalai. AtsistatydinO fl
nansu minister's Singarev,
$vietimO minister's Manu-
low, vieSosios pagelbos mini
steris kunig. SachovskOi ir
pramOnes minister's Stepa-
nov.
Ministeriu pirmininkas
Lvov pasibaigus pOsedziui
visus atsistatydinusius mi
nisterius pakvietc savo rezl-
dencijon. Megino juos per-
kalbeti, kad jie atsiimtu sa-
vo rezignacija. Teciau tas
nepavykO.
KuOmet ukrainieciu kon-
gresas Kieve pareikalavo
Ukrainai neprigulmybes,
laikina vyriausybc tan uk-
rainieciu kongresan pasiun-
te du atstovu, uzsicniu rel
kalu minister TercSGenko
ir pactu ir telegrafu minis
teri Tseretelli, kad jiedu
pranestp ukrainieGiams, jo-
gel Rusijos vyriausybt n6ra
priesinga Ukrainos autono-
mijai arba ir neprigulmybei,
tik SUI tuo kausimu reikia
palaukti Rusijos visuotinojo
parlamentarinio susirinki-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18
Copenhagen, liepOs Is,

Copenhagen, liepos 18. -
Naujas Vokietijos kanclie-
ris Michaelis i.vtoj parla-
mentui pasakys kalba, pra-
mes jam savO pOlitikos pro-
grama, kokia jam padiktavo
fieldmarSalas Won Hinden-
burgas.
Taip tvirtina Berlyno
'Lckal-Anzeiger.'' Sake,
kad naujas kanclieris yra
nuOlankiausias Prusijos
junkeriu tarnas ir paties
Won Hindenburgo irankis.
Tatai jo politikos programa
bus imperijalistine, vadinas,
su uzgrObimais.
Nakar Won HindenburgaS
turejo konferencija su par
lamento didziumOs partiju
lyderiais. KOnferencija pa
sibaige be nieko. Lyderiai
nesutinka SUI von Hinden-
burgO siulomOmis aneksi.io-
mis-.
SOsto ipedinis iSkeliavo
kares laukan, bet jO vard'l
konferencijas SUI parlamen-
to lyderiais veda Won Hin
denburgas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18
Plainfield, N. J., licpos II

Watching kalnuose susekta
nemaza bevielio TELEGRAPH
stotis, kuria tuojaus fedora
liai agentai sunaikino. Inta-
rAmi sitam darbe vokieGiai
snipai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18

Vokietija Prancuzijoje ir
Belgijoje per 3 menesius,
balandi, geguzi ir birzelj,
netekusi 100000 kareiviu
uzmuStais, suzeistais ir ne
laisven paimtais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18
REIKALAUJA KARES
LAIVYNUI LAX
sTYTUvQ.

Washington, liepos lS. -
Kares laivyno sekretorius
Daniels kOngreso pareikala-
vo 40 milijonu doleriu pa
gaminti kares laivynui LAX
stytuvus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18
KRUVINOS RIAUSES
PETROCRADE
Rezignavo a rusQ ministerial
Ukrainai duOdama autOnOmiia


RusljoJ gyvenanciOms tau
toms duOti autonomijas ar
ba nep1igulmybes.
Nuvaziavusiu ministeriu-
-atstovu Kievan pasielge
kaip tik prieSingai. Jiedu
laikinos vyriausybes vardu
pazadejo ukrainieciams au-
tonomija If pasake, kad SUI
grizus Petrogradan paskelb-
sianciu vyriausybes deklia-
racija apie Ukrainos auto
nOmija.
Ministeriu kabineto pose
dyje TereScenkO ir Tsere-
tell pranese, ka jie Kieve
girdejo in ka nuveike ir pa
skate pagaminta dekliaraci-
jig apie UkrainOs autonOmi-
ja.
Kilo truksmas. Kadetal
ministerial negalejo atsiste-
beti, kaip jiedu, Terescenko
ir TsereteMi, drisO tai visa
veikti vyriausybes vardu.
Kadetai ministerial uzpro-
testavO prizes toki sauvalia-
vima, pazymedami, kad toje
neva dekliaracijoje net ne
pasakyta, kaip Ukraina bus
.didele, kOkie jos rubeziai,
kaip jinai valdysis.
Ir kuOmet kit sOcialistai
ministerial ta dekliaracija
paremc, virSpamineti kade-
tai ministerial pakile prane-
Sc, kad jie pasitraukiasiS uz-
imamu vietQ.
Pc Sito pertraukta pose
dis ir nuskirta du nauju mi
niStcrlu: pramOnes PrOkO-
pOvic ir Svietimo Cha1nou-
sky.
Ant rytOjaus ministeriu
taryba, susinesus su kares
ministeriu Kerenskiu, nuta-
re paskelbti dekliaraciia,
kuri duOda Ukrainai auto
nomija ir sutverti pldoma.ji
komiteta, kuriam pavesti
UkrainOs reikalu vedima.
Ukrainos atstovaf pazade-
jO, kad ju busimuOse sci.
muOse ir pacioje vyviausy-
beJe bus reprezentuOjamos
visOs Ukrainoj gyvenanGios
tautos. Is pastarpju ten
daugiausia gyvena lenku.
Lenkai tikejosi ,lenkais ap-
gyventas Ukrainos dalis
prijungti prie savo nepri-
gulmingosiOs Lenkijos. Te-
ciau dabar tai visa zuvO.
Kad Ukraina neatsimestu
nuo RusijOs su savo kariuo-
meme, rusu ministerial va
kar taresi, kad ukrai-
nieciams bus leista savo at
stOvus tureti rusu kares ka-
binete, generaliam stabe ir
vyriauiojO rusp kariuome-
mes vado Stabe.
Ukrainieciai gal susilauks
autonomijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18
Ministeriu nesutikimai uz
Ukraina.
PETROGRADAS, liepos
18. = Kares minister's Ke-
renskii is kares fronto spe-
cialiu traukiniu parvaziuoja
Petrogradan, kur ministeriu
tarpe kilo dideli nesutiki-
mai.
Petrogradas, liepOs 1S.

Petrogradas, liepos 18. -
LiepOs Is diena vakare ciO-
mai Nevskiam PrOspekte
ivykO demonstrators, ku-
rios pasibaige riauSemis ir
kraujo praliejimu. Dauge-
lis zmOniu uzmuSta ir su-
zesta.
DemOnstracijas buvO su-
renge sOcialistai bOlSevikai
prieS dabartine vyriausybe,
kad jinai nenori taikintics
su VOkietija. DemOnstraciju
metu demonstrated pasida-
lilo i kelias grupes ir prade-
jO kit j kitus kazkodel Sau-
dyties.
PaSaukta kariuOmenG vel
kiai sOcialistus numalSinO.
Vyriausybe nesenai buvO
uzdraudziusi kelti ginkluo-
tas demonstracijas. TeCiau
sOciaistai nepaklause uz-
draudimo ir iSGjo gatvesna
su ginklais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18
Amsterdam, lliepos 18.

Amsterdam, lliepos 18. =
Vokietijos provinciiose
Rhine ir Silezijoj sustreika-
vo darbininkai anglekasyk-
lose del maisto nepritek-
liaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18
HOLLWEG PASITRAU.
KE IS POLITIKOS
SUKURIO.

Londonas, liepOs 18.-Is
Amsterdamo pranesa, kad
atsistatydines kanclieris is
vaziaves savO dvaran netO-
lies BerlynO.
Prizes apleisiant Berlyna
jis aplankes kaizeri. Kaize-
ris jam siules augSta diplo-
matine vieta pasibaigus ka-
rel. Teciau Hollweg atsisa-
kes tOlesniai butt diplomatu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-18
VOKIETIJA NETEKUSI
$4,000 KAREIvIQ.

Paryxius, liepos 1S.-Anot
simultaneously apskaitymp,
The Washington times., 1917-12-03
Our Entire Stock Of
Books

Now Being Closed Out at
20% Discount
Hundreds Of titles to make
selection Of appropriate
gifts from at q. saving Of 20
per cent.
Palais R0yaL-BaPTaln
Basement.
The Washington times., 1917-12-03
Gifts of Leather,
Special at SEC

Coat Hangers, in leather
cases; Laundry Kits, assert
ed colors; Leather Bill Folds;
Cigarette Cases; Leather Col
lar Bags, with drawing cord;
Drinking Cups, in leather
cases; Leather Pocket Cases,
containing comb, mirror and
file; Sewing Sets; Wrist
Leather Straps for watches;
Coin Purses; Children
Handbags, assorted colors,
and many other articles.
Each, 59c.
PaIaia ROyaI-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-12-03
"ONem'1 EC~D
Kid Gloves
$3.50

Women's 2-clasp Overseam
Kid Gloves, in white, black
pearl, and tan. Also 1-clasp
Pique Washable Kid Gloves.
All sizes In white, ivory,
sand. putty, mode. and gray.
Women's Fine French Kid
Overseam and Pique Kid
Gloves, Paris. point and
crochet : embroidered All
sizes in white, pongee, tan,
brown, and gray, 81
The Washington times., 1917-12-03
Your Name on
Christmas Cards,
Per Dozen 30c

With name imprinted
preferable to the ordinary
Christmas Cards, whether
sent by mail as a greeting or
inclosed with gifts. soc, 40c
to 50 dozen, envelopes in
cluded.
Important-Make selections
now, while you can find Just
the sentiment expressed in
the way you fancy. And. re-
member, your name has to be
/ alprinted.
PaIaIs ROynI-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-12-03

50 to 81 Scotch Lace Curtains ~, ), and 81
yards long. plain or figured centers white CT OK |
or Arab. Special pair. 3....-..:.. O1'OO
The Washington times., 1917-12-03
Glove Silk =.
Underwear.
$3.50 w.

Including vests. camisoles,
and good weight silk bloom
ers; in black, white. flesh,
and pink. In large variety.
Glove Sflk CamlsOles, IN
white and pink; daintily trim
med. All sizes Special at 81.
The Washington times., 1917-12-03
The New Patent
Leather Purses, Sc

Envelope shape, with top
handle; double inside frame:
best quality silk Innings; fit
ted with mirror, pencil and
memo card.
Large Shopping Bags, made
of chiffon velvet: l0-inch
frames: rich silk Innings; fit
ted with purse and mirror.
Priced at IS.
PaIais ROyaI-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-12-03
Nightgowns,
1898 to SIS

Empire. Hubbard, and
Sleeveless models-dreams Of
loneliness. Dainty needle
work and best of materials
Japanese, China. and Wash
Silks, silk Crepe de Chine.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31

Hon. {. c. Goodale has purchased
the old stone livery barn on South
Fourth street, and will remodel it in
to an up-to-date garage. The present
building will be improved and made
into a splendid auto livery and sales
room, while machine ship will be
constructed on the rear extending to
the alley, making it 50x14O feet, and
finely equipped throughout. o. F.
Wood who has been conducting the
City Livery Barn for several years
has leased the building and will man.
age the new auto company
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31

"The Battle Cry of Peace" at the
auditorium on Monday evening prob
ably made a record for picture show
attendance in Lamar. The house was
packed to its uttermost capacity, even
the standing room being all taken.
The afternoon crowd was large also,
and the management made this high
priced attraction pay at their regu-
lar rates. The pictures carry a val
liable lesson with them and it seemed
to reach home to all classes Judging
from the comments heard Next Mon
day evenings picture will be the
Martyrs Of the Alamo" another high
class production by the author Of the
Birth Of a Nation"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31
Baca County Wants II

Two Buttes and Springfield are
both determined to have the Canadian
Lamar trail through their towns,
and both have raised money to
assist in working the roads and TO
send delegations to the big reunion
at Canadian next week. Springfield
will send a big brass band and a
large delegation of business men down
to the meeting and have engaged sew
eral members Of the Lamar band to
assist their boys. They raised "a
large purse for the expenses Of the
trip. DIR. J. V. Sayler informs us
that he started out with a subscrip-
ton paper in the little town of Two
Buttes and in few hours raised two
thousand dollars for work on the roads
from Two Buttes to the Prowers coun-
ty line, and they will ask the Prowers
county commissioners TO assist the
work by improving the five miles Of
road from the county line to the road
running south Of Lamar. This will
be Of great benefit to Lamar as it
will cut several miles off Of the route
now travelled by people from the east
ern part Of Baca county in coming to
lamar
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31
The New Rink

A skating rink has been opened in
the armory by o. II. Rhodenbaugh and
f. A. Herwig, and is rapidly gaining
the favor of the amusement public.
The floor has been so thoroughly
cleaned as to remove all the dust
which has been drawback hereto
fore, and the management is prevent
ing boisterousness or rudenesa on the
floor. The crowds arc increasing rap
idly as the public becomes aware Of
the conditions prevailing and it prom
Uses to become the most popular re-
sort in our city. Good skates, good
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31

The Holly Holstcin Club will hold a
special meeting at Holly on Friday
evening Of this week and will have
specially interesting program. DR..
Work of Pueblo will be the principal
speaker and as he is The owner of the
finest Holstein herd in the west, he
is thoroughly familiar with the sub
ject. All farmers and especially the
dairymen are invited to attend the
meeting.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31
Methodist Church

Sunday school rally at Gas a. M,
with a class for you.
DR.. N. Fl. Lee will preach at II 20
a. m. on "The How of Salvation and
What Comes of It." At 7:3O p. H.,
his subject is, always in Debt, and
Yet Honest"
Epworth League devotions at $50
p. m. led by Prof x. A. Shanner
Topic, "My Attitude Toward My So
cial Interiors" Study James 2:1-13
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31

R. f. Adams, cashier of the Lamar
National Bank, leaves today for Ok
lahoma. He will return next week
accompanied by his bride, now Miss
Partridge, and occupy the Adams res
idence on South Second street which
has just been remodelled.
A number of the ladies of Lamar
will give a charity ball on February
9th, the proceeds to go to the aid of
the sufferers in Belgium. Several diff
ferent organizations of the ladies
have pledged themselves to raise funds
to take care of one Belgian child each,
the amount estimated as needed for
the purpose being S12 for each child.
The ball promises to be a great sue
cess.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31

Nova F. Butler this week sold his
stock of dry goods and shoes to the
firm of f. f. Butler & Son, and will
retire from business for the present.
He had been conducting the business
in his own building across from the
Register office for the past year and
a half, but recently sold the building,
and now his stock Of goods
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31

The Yamba Ministries gave h sec
ond performance last Thursday even
ing and it was again largely attend
ed. Many changes had been made in
the program and those that were
present on both occasions pronounced
the second evening as the best of the
two. The result added nice sum to
the entertainment fund for the big
rational convention.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31

The Santa Fe railway has sent a
special publicity representative to the
Arkansas valley to gather data for an
articles for "The Earth" the publica-
ton of that railroad. Thousands Of
letters Of inquiry, flowing into the
colonization department, have caused
the officials Of the road to realize the
immense interest now centering in
that region.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31

James C. WATSON, Jasper, Mo-, and
Frances NJ. Higbee Of Kansas City
Mo. Married by j. 7. Kirkpatrick.
Clarence L. King and Bessie f.
Chandler both Of bruce. Colorado.
Married by Walter CTozier
Wallace W Davis and Leila Gist
both Of Lamar.
John f. Brown and Wallis Root
both Of Chivington.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31

floors, good music and a general good
social time are the rule. Monday and
Tuesday afternoons are reserved for
ladies only. Tuesday evening is Civ
IN over to club skating, while We'd
nesday, Thursday, Friday evenings
and Saturday afternoon and evening
it is open to the general public.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31

The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. d. II. Wagner, 3O4 S. sth.
Mrs. Hover, Mrs. Bederbeck and Mrs.
Nevius will assist in entertaining. All
ladies cordially invited.
A home-like place and welcome for
you and your friends in our services.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31
The Baptist Church

Sunday school at 9:45.
Morning worship at IL a. m.
B. Y. P. u. at $50 p. m.
Miss Pearl Odell, Pres.
Evening worship at 7:30 p. m.
Midweek prayer meeting Wednes.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31

Mrs. Cora Strain is visiting rela-
tives in La Junta this week
J. w. Bent left yesterday fer Pueblo
and Canon City on business matters.
Miss Pearl Lay is now the book
keeper at the Up-ToDate Drug Co.
Chas. S. Smith of Kansas City was
here this week attending to business
matters.
Mrs. A. A. Hagerman, Mrs. R. F.
Flint and Mrs. ]. A. Stinson Of Spring
field visited Lamar the first Of the
week.
At the meeting of the state con
vention of ice men in Denver last
week Ray Strain of Lamar was elect
ed vice-president of the state associa-
ton.
A. A. Hagerman, the prosperous
Springfield merchant, was up here last
week. He couldn't miss the Y. NJ. B.
A. minstrel and assisted with the
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cooper of Lamar
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Wilson of
Hartman left Tuesday morning by
auto for a ten day trip to Oklahoma,
Texas and New Mexico points.
John Burns, wife and children from
Kaw City, Oklahoma, came in last
week and expect to make Lamar their
future home. Mrs. Burns is a sister
of Mrs. Potter and Mr.. w. H. Hall.
A. f. Fox, who has been busy for
several weeks invoicing the Byars
chain of stores, was at home this week
long enough to invoice the Byars &
Fox store here, and leaves tonight for
Rocky Ford to complete his work.
Died-at Denver on last Friday, w.
s. Bonnard, father Of Mrs. S. A.
Crary. Mr.. Bonnard had lived for
nearly a year past in Lamar, but NOV
ed to Denver just previous to his
death. He had made many friends
here.
Mrs Edw Hertzog was called to
Denver this week to attend the fun
eral services of the late Charles Dick
inson. Mr.. Dickinson was brother of
w. NJ. Dickinson, formerly Of Lamar
and was well known to many Of our
citizens.
At special communication of La
ma, Lodge No. 90. A. F. & A. NJ, last
evening the third degree was con-
ferred on F. H. Miles and Bert Mat
thews. After the ceremonies those
present enjoyed lunch and social
session.
The weather man had the whole
community absolutely daffy about him
for week previous to yesterday-and
then he spilled the beans. Should he
show himself in Lamar today every
one on the street would shy brick
at him.
4. Kern returned last Saturday
from the stock show in Denver. Mr..
Kern is me Of the most substantial
farmers Of the north side, and has en-
loved a most successful. season the
past year, and was much interested
in the fancy stock on display at the
state capital.
On Tuesday evening the Odd Eel
lows held largely attended meeting
at their Temple and after the regular
meeting the Rebeccas served a fine
lunch and both orders enjoyed a social
evening. It was a most pleasant
evening for all present. The Odd Eel
lows now have a movement well un-
der way to revive their Encampment
in Lamar which was organized some
,.o,,., am Int afterwards lapsed.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-31

day at 7:3O p. m.
We extend a cordial invitation TO
you to worship with US.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-07
Delicatessen Clerks
Desert Pickle Bowls
1000 Strike, Demanding More
Money and Shorter
Hours of Work

-Four thousand clerks employed in
tho 5000 delicatessen shops Of greater
New York threw down their pickle
forks, sauerkraut hooks. sausage cut
tiers. spaghetti spoons and baked bean
scoops at / o'clock yesterday and went
o. strike for higher wages and short
CT hours.
Officials Of the Delicatessen Clerks
Union, which is affiliated with the
United Hebrew Trades, issued strike
order after an increase in pay OF 81 r
week and uniform tch-hour day had
boen denied to the men. Heretofore
tho clerks have been working four
teen to sixteen hours a day and have
been receiving an average Of $50 n
week.
william Karlin. attorney for the
union. which has headquarters at 1915
Jcnoy Avenue, announced that only
200 Of the men are members OF the
union. The other $500 struck through
sympathy and agreed 20 join the
union, he said.
Owners Of delicatcssen shops as
serted that the strike would not stop
business.
"Mein Cottl' Not an unpatriotic ting
10 do. strike right ven our country
ISIS at vari" exclaimed Sixth Avenue
dealer. "Dcr worst disloyalty ! eher
heard Of! Two Of my clerks walks
out mdout sayin' a word, leayin' me
70 wait on der hungry peoples. In val
time. tool"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-07
Postman Saw Strange
Woman in KEYSTONE
State Tries to Show Miss Var
ney Was There on Day
of Murder

DEDHAM, Mass, Dec. ca woman
wearing "a light colored, loose-fitting
garment" was seen by John J. Shea. a
mail carrier, in the Brooklinc apart
ment of Mrs. Pauline Reyes on June
10. about an hour and half before
Mrs. Keyes was found shot dead, &c
cording to Shea's testimony to-day at
the trial of Miss Harriet A. Narney on
the charge OF murder.
Shea was called by the state to show
that a woman who might have been the
defendant was ct Che Reyes house on
the day Of the murder.
In cross-examination the witness was
shown "A house dress worn by Mrs.
Reyes on that day. but he was unable
to identify il.
Mrs. Madeline W. Dakyn testified
that she saw George II. Reyes. husband
Of the dead woman, leave the house
some time before she went there TO
borrow "a broom. When she talked
with Mrs. Reyes. the latter was ap-
parently in her usual spirits.
Asked OF her movements on June II,
the day when Mrs. Adelaide Rogers tes-
tilted yesterday she saw Miss Narney
outside the Reyes home. Mrs. Dakyn
said she did not hear the Reyes bell
ringing. She could have heard il easily,
she declared, had it been rung.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-07
First Woman Conductor to Ring
En- Up on Broadway Line To-day

~ she prepared for this mornings
initial run. She welded \ whisk broom
over the tailored suit that will take
the placs of uniform until her tail
or's needle catches up with her ambi-
ton and gave her shoes the sort OF
shine the regulations demand.
"Why, I'm tickled 70 death, she ssla'
az know I'm going to like the worh;
Why shoudn't ~ IT'S out OF doors ana
PAYS better than many jobs that women
have been accustomed 20. | have az
uncle in The service OF the elevated
roads. but that wasn't the argument
that caused me TO apply for this WORK.
iust went because &c looked like an
onnning that will give an opportunity
10 women 20 do some OF the things men
thought was exclusively theirs
Miss Heine may keep many or her
male colleagues on the surface cars
busv preventing her from monopolHing
ali the honors that go 90 one OF the
hottest and most conscientious con
ductora in the service. She admits that
sbe spent considerable time porting over
tho Instructions given 70 student CON
duetots. and insists that she rs gong
70 mi all of her new-fOund knowledge
20 practical use. 80.
ri IL possible that additional straps
will be necessary for her car when
some of the young men who travel on
surface lines in that part OF the Guy
have plimpsed Conductor Heine. Bu'
Miss Ueine is confident that she car
take care Of herself and her car as
well.