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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
Pittsburgas Sturmu Eina.

Bet ne tik su Clevelandu ir
Waterburiu Daytonas turas I'M
tynes. Stai is kito sono isaueo
jam dar vienas prieSas-Pitt-
sburgas.
Pittsburginiu "tnzu" yra p.
J. Virbickas. Jis prisiunjia $24o.
uz "a serus pilnai apmoke-
tus If dar penkis serus turf da-
linai tik ilnoketus. Tas jam
duoda rekorda 20 Seru, neskai-
tant to, kad "dar turin apie
pus2 tu2ino pasizadejusiu" =
kaip raao p. Virbiokas. Taigi
rekordas nebile koks!.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
ANGLAI SU AMERIKONAIS
SIAURES RUSIIOJ.

Londonas, liepos 15d.-Ame-
rikoniSka if anslp kariumena
uzdmt visa Murmansko pakraS-
Il, Siaurindj Rusijoj, prie Siau-
res LediniQ jurip. .Apie tai pra-
mesa telegramas is Maskvos per
AmsterdamQ.
AmcrikoniSkai-angliska kariu-
meme uzeme taipgi Ken, gclc-
zinkeIio stoti ant Baltqjq juriu
pakrastio. IS cia kariumcn6
Pradejo zengti Iinkui Toroki.
BolSevikQ valdininkai pasitrau-
Ike ! Nirok.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
BOLSEVIKAI SAKO:
EXIT LAUKp

Londonas, liepos IS d. NJ. Ci-
cerin, Rusijos bolscvikiSkas W
rubezio rcikalu minister's, Mt
sirnte nota anglq kariumenci,
lssedusiai ant Murmansko pa
kra5cio, rciNalaudamas, kad IS
sodinta kariumene butq tue
tuojaus sugrazinta ataal ant lai-
w. Sta zinia buk paoinanti is
Maskvos, bet yra perduota per
Amsterdamq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
SUVIRSUM TUKSTANTINE
PER SAVAITE.

Bcslartinant I dienai rugpju-
clo, kuomet ikimasi uzgriebti
dienraScio tvirtove, sukruto mu-
sq tautine armija veikti. Jei-
gu Xxi siolei tik silpnesni, ar
stipresni patroliai aplink ciupi-
nejo, tai dabar visa armiia iau
tikrq sturma pradejo.
81 savaite dayo- puikias pasek-
mes: dienraScio s5tQ paimta dau-
giau negu uz tukstanti doliariu.
Lenktynes.
Pittsburgas II Dayton, Ohio,
Sia savaitc 5utaisl tokias lenk-
tynes, kad beveik galva-galvon
eina if nezinia, kuris der pirma
prizq laimes, Podraug ir du
nauji augSti 'tuzai' pasirode,
kurie zada nebile rekorda sau
pasidaryti. Xxi siol augSciausiai
stovintis "tuzas" zemantauskas
is Waterburio, Conn, lures pu-
setinai paprakaituoti, mes day
toniskis If pittsburginis "tuzai"
tlk delnus trina, idant "tuzui"
Zemantauskui pirmininkystes
valnlka nuo galvos nuskalpuoti
(nulupti indijoniSku budu).
Vienas nauju "tuzu' yra p.
l. Skackauskas is Dayton, O.,
kuris raportuoja, kad Daytone
Jle turi sumobilizave dienrasciui
pulka is 22 seru ir "dar daug
yra pasizadejusiu."
"Matote, Tamista,-raso pas
okackauskaS,-meS norlme atm
ii garbes veliava is Clevelando."
Clevelandas Xxi Siolei, apart Chi
Cages, laiko pirminybes yicta,
mes is ten paskutiniu syl>iu ra-
portuota apie 90 Serq. Is to ga
lite suprasti, kokia ambicija tu-
ri Daytonas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
RUSISKOS "RAMYBES"
ROJUJE.

Londonas, liepos IL d.-BolSe-
vikp praneSimas. gautas cia vakar
sake, kad bolsevikai pradejo ofen
syva prizes cecho-slovakiska ar
mia Volgos apskr. ir bolsevikai
esq laimejo "dideli pasisekilna, "
kaip apie tai sake officials boise
vikq praneSmas, gautas vakar
bevieliniu telegrafu- is Maskvos.
Cecho-slovaku kariumene Sibiriioi.
taip pranesama, taipgi traukiasi
atgal prizes bolSeviku kontr-c,fen-
syvq.
BolSeviku kariSko kamisariiato
oficialis praneSimas skamba Sc
kanciai Qdomiai iSrodo nauias
pavadinimas "cecho-slovaku from
toy:
"Liepos 9 d. cecho-s1o :
vaku trontas. Po prisiren-
gimo prize ofensyvo musu ka-
riumene igyjo dideli laimejimq.
Beveik be nuostoliu mes pa
emem Syzrai miestq GO my
llq / pietus nuo Simbirsko) If
Bogulma G3o myliu i siaur-
vakarlus nuo Ufa). Cecho-slo-
vakai ir Baltoji gvardiia pabe-
go betvarkej Samaros linkui.
Mes artinames prize Stavrcpo-
lio prieS-Kaukazyje, prize Jaro-
slavlio 600 myliu j Siaur-ry-
Gus nuo Maskvos) If prie Ry-
binsko (52 mylios j -vaka-
rius nuo Jaroslavlio).
"Rytinis sektorius;
CecIlo-SfoVakai, uzeme Cecha-
drinskq, dabar traukiasi atgal
prizes ofensyva sovietp kariume-
mes.
"Musu vyriausis vadas ami
Uralo-Sibirisk fronto, Rim
pranesa, kad cechc-slovaku ka-
riumene po vadovystc rusiSkr
aficerip papilde daug ziauru
mu su Vakarinio Sibirijos ge-
lezinkelio rarnautojais."
J (Tasa ant gro pusl.)
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
So. Omaha zada puse simtines.
Is SO. Omaha ir Sioux City

i vakarus nuo Chicagos, Seuai
nebuvo nieko girdeti, bet tenai
vyral sau patyloms mazgelius
mazga if pasirodo kad Xxi so
seru zada ivaryti. Xxi siolei jp
kreditui ispuola 81 scrai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
Anglai If Amerikonai issodinti Siau-
rlnej Rusyoj.
BolSevlkai kovoja su cecho- slovakais.

the
by he act o October 6.i9.
VOKIEcIAI PERSIKELIA PER UPE MARINE.
PARYzIUS, lepos 10 d-Vokeca perskele per upe Mar
vairiose veose Slga ang myu onto tarp Gland If
MoreulePort Francuzu anerikonu kariumene presnas
pasuusia sta prmynega vokeams atsejo brangiai Ame-
rikonai uzgricbe daugiaus negu 1900 belaisvu
BERLINAs epos d-suyg vokieciu oicialio prancsi-
vokeea padzio sios oensyvo pam daugiaus ncgu
1900 belaisviu.
PARYzIUS, iepos 10 dSi vakara ftancuzu kares ofas
pranes kad voieciu atakai ga visa 6s myu fronta
atmust sunkas nuostolas Dd vckecu ofensyvas kar
rodosi eina pernek.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19

nesalejo butt jokios abcjones
aple musp nora istiesti rankq
prie garbingos taikos, bet nuo
prieso steits m any net Xxi
paskutrmp laiku mes girdejomc
tiktai kurstancias kalbas. Pre-
ziuentas Wilson's nori karcs
kol nles nebusim sunaikinti, o
ka MIR. Balfour, Britanijos uz-
rubezio minister's, pasake, tai
tas istikro turetu ivaryti piktu-
mo raudonuma ant kiekvieno vo-
kiecio veido.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
CECHAI PAEME KAZANIU.

Amsterd- mas, licpos IS d. Te-
legramas is Maskvos vokieciu
lalkraSciui B erliner Tagc b.
latt prancSa, kad cecho-slova-
kal uzgriebe miestq Kazanip ir
tokiu budu igijo kontrole visu
gubernijp, esanciu zemiaus Ka-
zanlaus, upes Volgos paupiu.
Cecho-slovakai naudojasi Troc-
kio iSlcistais mobilizacijos pri-
sakymais if rekrutuoja sau, ka
jie vadina ''juoda gvardija", ku-
ri gclbsti cecho-slovakams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19

4-True translation filed iwth the postmas,e,
at Chicago, ILL.,. on 18th day of Iuly
I9iS, as required by the act OF October g..
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19

2--rruc translation filed iwth the postmaster
at Chicago, H., on 18th day Of July.
1918, as required by the act Of October 8
1917.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
Su pagarba,
Antonio Giraiciute.
Pataisa.

Pirmesni musp pasakyma apie
p. ]. Virbicka turime truputi
paaiSkinti. Tasai "tuzo' titulas
priklauso ne jam vienam, bet
sykiu visam pittsburgieciu Sta
bui, kuris iSsirinko is savo tar
po P. Virbickl stabo perdetiniu
uz 10 nuopelnus, mes p. Vir-
bickis per kelis metus darbuo-
jasi tarp lietuviu kaipo teisin-
gas ir doras zmogus', kaip apie
tai NUNS pats Stabas ir paliu-
dija. Prize sio stabo gi priklau-
so sic strategai: Jonas Kazlau-
skas, Kazimieras Caras, X. Va
raSius, Alex. Vdinorius, ]. Vik-
toravicius If Povylas Polikevi-
Cius.
Jie visi susirinke Lietuviu L.
M. D. knygyne, nustate plianus
If uzvede tokia pasekminga
kampanijq, kuri tokias puikias
pasekmes jau duoda, kaip apie
tai augsciau pamineta.
Prize SioS progoS galima pazy-
met If Pittsburgh armijos SUI
rasa.
DienraScio Serus pasieme Sc
kanciai:
Po Penkis Serus:
Jonas Kazlauskas ... 5000
Aug. Prieg. Liet. A. 4 KIP. 5000
.Juozas Paleckis 49,. 5000
-. Po du seru:
Juozas lVirbickis ....... $1,000
Povylas PaIlikevicius 49,. 1000
Pranas PikSris .......... 1000
Po viena Sera:
Kazys Caras .....~... $1,000
Juozas ViktoraviciuS 80. 1000
Ale). Vainorius ........ 1000
PetraS kuozis ........,. 1000
St. Ravdonis ........ 1000
Kar. VaraSius .......... 1000
Jon. Balcaitis .......... 1000
Jon. Zaranckis 1000
Viso $4,000
Taigi pameginkit tokia arnlija
sumuSti.
XYZ (pravardes nei negarsin-
kit) paeme viena sera $1,000.
Laukia linksmos valandos.
Pas A. Bundonis is Depriet,
N. Y. raSo: "Siunciu jums dar
uz 3 S6rus $1,000 ir laukiu tos
linksmos valandos, huomet pasi-
rodys naujas dienrastis.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
Arnerikonai numusa vokiccius.

Ai~'iAAooo NOhlSIlIo.
Oficialis kares ofiso praneSi-
mas 81 vakarq paskelbe, kad anne
rikonai buvo paciam music YER
pete ant fronto tarp Fossoy if
Dormans.
Cia vokieciams pasiseke persi-
kelti per upe Marne keliose vie
tose. Jie susikirto dcspcratis-
kose imtynese su amerikonais
prize Reullly, Courtiezy If Passy.
Amerikonai netrukus po to
suorganizavo kontr-ataka ir, nu-
versdami pirmas vokieciu lini-
jas atgal, prispyre JUGS prize upes
Marine.
Chicaginio laikrastio Tri bu :
ne specials korespondentas te-
legrafuoja 8 val. vakar liepos
Is d.:
"Nera vokieciq skersai Mar
ne ties musu kariumene. ST
rytq 10 valandq ju buvo skersai
upe 5000 vyrq. Mes pada-
rem dideliu nuostoliq prieSui
daugelis vokieciq nuskendo pa
kilusioj upej""
Tarp Dormans ir Reimso tal-
kin''rkq frontas tapo trupu4i
llenktas, bet italo-francuziska
kariumene laiko fronta st.prial
rytus nuo Reimso vokieciu
atakas buvo visiskai nepasekmin-
gas. Oficialis francuzu prane.
Siras sako, kad pricsas reze
nepergalimas poziciiqs. Atkar-
totini 10 atakai prie Prunay
Les Marquises il apiAlinkest
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19

3--True translation filed iwh the postmaster
al chicago, ILL.,, on 18th day of July.
.S as required by the act of October O.,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19

True translation filed iwth the postmaster
1918 as required by the act OF October 6
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
Sake, negales pakesti izeidimo.

Sake, negales pakesti izeidimo.
"Mes atiautiame garbe musu
tevynes If mes negalime leisti,
ldant mus nuolatai ir atvirai
lzaldrnstu tokiu budu, siu izei-
dimp uzpakalyj stow noras mus
sunaikinti. Pakol toks noras
MUS sunaikinti yra, mes privalo-
me laikytis, sykiu su musu is
tikima ta'uta.
AS taipgi esu isitikines,-a
zinau,-kad toks pats seriozis-
kas jausmas yra visur. Pakol
gyVtoJa noras musu sunaikinimo,
patol mes turime laikytis, pasi-
tikedam musu kariumcne, musu
armlJoS administracija if must
pulkia tauta, kuri taip stebuk-
lingai u1silaiko siais sunkiais
ialkais, neziurint dideliu sunke-
nybiq if nuolatinip pasiSventi-
mu.
"Musu politikos linkmeje nic-
lio nebus pcrmainyta. Jcigu,
nezlurint situ prieSingu praneSi-
mV ninety steitsmanu. BIZ
lie koki rimti, meginimai, ar is
taisymai kelio lInkui taikos pa
sirodytu bile kur, tai tuomet,
be abejones, mes neuzimtume
negatyvio (prieSingo) atsineSimo
nuo pat pradzip, bet mes perziu-
retume tuoS, rimtai paduotus-
as als.kiai sakau, "rimtai '-ttlo-
jaus su skrupuliatiska atyda.
Zlnoma, neuztenka, kad viens
ar kitas agentas prieina prize nut
ST ir sake:
AS galiu privesti prize taikos
derybu ten If tada" Reikalinga,
kad nuskirti If tinkamai savo
VALIDITY autorizuoti atstovai is
priesu pus6s duotp mums su-
prasti, jog derybos yra galimos,
-derybos, kurios tuom laiku,
suprantama, bus aprubeziuotam
ratelyj.
Bet steits m anal, kurie
kalbeJo Xxi Siam laikui, nepasake
fei lodzio apie tokias galimy
hes. kuomet tokios galimybGs
apslrelks ir kuomet rimti palm
kimai linkui taikos pasirodys is
amos puses, tai tuomet mes tuo-
Jaus prie ju prisidesiem Tai
yra, mes neatmeSinae ju, If mes
kalbeslme, is pradziu mazam
ratelyj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19

True translation filed iwth the postmaster
It Chicago, Ill, on 18th day of July,
!gi8, as required by the act of October &,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19

3-True translation filed iwth the postmaster
1918, as required by the act Of October D.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
DienraSCiO Reikalu0Se.

raStis bus geras ir lures didele
dirva.
rDienrastis yra galingiausis
ginklas apSvietos platinimui,
be apSvietos mes, lietuviai, nei
sau geroves negalesime pagerin-
ii, nei savo tevynei laisves is
kovoti. Stai kodel dienrastis
yra didelis idejinis darbas, kuri
kickyienas tikras lietuvis pri-
v2lo remit.
"Visi musg veikejai, kurie
innate mazlauS negu po 10 Seru,
tai turetumete beveik gedytis.
Gerus rastus skaitydami Ameri-
koje, ir Lietuvon sugrize busi-
HE ten savo tevynei naudinge-
sni, mes kaip patarle sake: LUZ
Vieila moKyta deslmtS nemokytu
duoda-ir tai dar neimn." "Ve-
lydama kuogeriausio pasisekimo
naujam dienrasciui, pasilieku
Su pagarba,
Antonio Giraiciute.
Pie Giariciute Xxi Siolei laiko
augsciausi rekorda tarp musp
merging if yra patti sau "tuzas9
-vienatinls tuzas graziosios ly-
ties. Ir vargiai kas is mergi-
nq jai gales prisilyginti, arba ia
"subytyti'.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
Laukia linksmos valandos.

Pas A. Bundonis is Depriet,
N. Y, raso: "Siunciu jums dar
uz 3 S6rus $1,000 ir laukiu tos
linksmos valandos, huomet pasi-
rodys naujas dienrastis.'
Pas Bundonis turejo jau vie
ma sera is pirmiaus, bet mano,
kad juo smarkiau suremsim, juo
greiciaus darba padarysin.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
Junkeriai jau linksta prize derybu.

Junkeriai jau linksta prize derybu.
AS taipgi galiu jums pasa-
kyti,-tese toliaus kancleris,-
kad tokia paziura yra
ne wien tik mano locna paziura,
bet su ia pilnai sutinka perde-
tinis armijos administrators.
Armijos administrators perde-
tlnis taipgi neveda kares del pa
clos tik kares, bet man jis pa
sake, kad kaip tik rimtas noras
prize taikos apsireiks is amos pu-
ses GS talkipinkq), tai mes tu-
rime prize to prisideti. X TX
'Kaslink Rytp (Rusijos), tai
mes stovime ant Lietuviu Bra
stos taikos pamato If mes no
rime, kad sta sutartis butu is
pildyta sqzinisku budu. Toks
yra Vokietijos lmperatoriSkos
admlnlstracijos noras If ia pare
mia tame armijos administered
JOS perdetinis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
Sake, Rusijos valdzia istikima.

"Nienok Lietuviu Brastos tai
kos iSpildymo s1nkenybe nera
musq puseje, bet j yra tame,
kad Rusijos dalyku stovis yra
labai nepastovus. Mes esame
palinke tiketi ! dabartines Rusi-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19
tokl supratimq.

tokl Supratlma.
Pirmcsniuooe muSiuose vokie-
ciai vartodavo viena divizijq ka-
riumcncs ant kiekvienos angli5.
mylios fronto. Is to iSvedama,
ltad 5iuo sykiu jie vartoja ma
aisusiai 90 diviziju, kas pada-
rytp tarp 100 ir 800 tukstan-
clg kareiviu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-19

XYZ (pravardes nei negarsin-
kit) paeme viena sera $1,000.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-11-22

There has been considerable conject-
ure as to whether or not the United
States would ask an indemnity of the
German Government at the Peace
Table. The general impression seems
to be that it will not. While it is
true an enormous war debt has been
piled up in this country, We have
sacrificed little as compared to the
Allies across the sea. 1t will be an
absolute impossibility for the defeat
ed nations to pay in full enough in
demnity to reimburse Belgium, France
and England for the havoc wrought
by the war. If the United States
should decline to accept an indemnity,
it would elevate this nation still high
er on its pedestal of honor and right
BUSINESS. Tax Germany to the very
limit of its power to pay for gener-
ations to come, but let all this tribute
go TO those nations who have sacri-
feed almost their all. The United
States don't need it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-11-22
DAYTON CORNERS

Miss Mildred Gay is sick at this
writing.
Mrs. Ella Carr, Christine and
George started Monday for the West
Christine will spend the winter with
her sister in Seattle, Washington and
Mrs. Carr and George will make
Klamath Falls their future home.
Mrs. Frank Miller and Alberta are
i'll with Influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Davis are now
nicely located in their new home.
Mrs. Emily Coulson and Mrs. Hat
tie Baker were visitors at the home
of Mrs. George Davis last week.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-11-22

PROSTATE Germany makes a strong
but pitiful appeal to the American
Government to provide food for their
starving women and children. There
is considerable difference Of opinion
among private individuals as to just
what kind of a reception this appeal
should receive. Some are of the
opinion that the Hunger Messages"
are german propaganda for the pur-
pose of creating sympathy in this
country, that might possibly mitigate
the peace terms hereafter to be
made. The government of the United
States has already notified the ger
man high officials that no more Hun
ger Appeals" are to be directed to
President Wilson or to any govern
ment official of this country. Any
message hereafter to be submitted,
of the Allied Governments. The
United States Government has also
taken steps to ascertain the immediate
needs of the German people so far as
food is concerned, and will in all
probability not turn a deaf ear to a
starving nation, if the investigation
reveals that state Of affairs to exist.
If the United States provides food for
Germany, it in all probability will not
be on the same basis or with the same
spirit that aid was furnished the
stricken people of Belgium and Nor
thern France. We certainly don't owe
anything to our late foes. If they
are starving, and this country decides
to relieve their hunger, it will be a
humane act of a christian nation; but
the beneficiaries should pay for such
assistance. A nation that has wrought
such suffering as Germany has done,
and committed such acts of fiendish
inhuman atrocities, is an unworthy
object of charity. But it would be
inhuman to refuse a crust of bread to
a hungry cur, and likewise unchrist-
ian like to refuse food to starving
women and children. But if such
assistance is provided, it is only right
and just to expect that those who
would furnish such assistance should
be justly and properly remunerated.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-11-22
p n s p 3 p p Is

While there is universal rejoicing
that the war is over and peace is
again in sight, there is one mighty
important problem that every citizen
must bear in mind. There will be
other Liberty Loans, or rather "Vic-
tory Loans. There is no way to get
around it. The government must
have the money, and it must come
from the people. SO get ready then
for the next "Victory Loan" Loyal
patriotic citizens must buy just as
freely and just as literally as though
the war was still in progress. Then
again, there will in all probability
have to be another "War Chest"
Van Buren, county will probably have
enough in its present Chest, if
every subscriber pays his subscript-
ion in full before December 1st, to
last until next May. But even after
that date there will in all probability
be need for further war activities on
the part of the folks back home. 1t
is the 100 per cent loyalty with which
all government appeals are met by
the people that makes this country
the greatest nation on earth. So in
the exuberance Of our national joy let
us not forget our duty in the future.
Let us not forget the boys for whom
we have been cheering.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-11-22

That we can and will carry our
part in the great struggle to a success
full conclusion, there can be no doubt
in our minds; and certainly if ever a
nation Injured to peace can in year
transform itself into a nationepre-
pared to fight and uphold the prin-
ciples of democracy and freedom, not
only for ourselves but for others, we
can most surely take care of the re-
construction and reimbursement period
now here.
Very truly yours
John w. Free & Co., Bankers
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Before the war an American Con-
gress that appropriated as much as a
billion dollars for Governmental ex-
penses during single year was con-
sidered very extravaganza. However,
we have recently become so accus-
toned to the idea of monstrous war
appropriations that the fact that the
Urgent Deficiency Bill, recently in
troduced in the House of Representa-
tives, totals more than $6,000,000, 900
or approximately six times as much
as the total annual expenses of the
Government before the wary causes
but little comment. Moreover, even
the fact that the cost Of running our
Federal Government this year, in
Guiding payments and authorization,
already amounts to the enormous sum
of $50, 136,997 ,439, excites only pass
ing interest. This attitude is, of
course, due to the fact that these
matters are now completely over
Swallowed by the epoch-making events
of the war. When peace comes, how
ever, and we have time for careful
thought and serious reflection, there
will no doubt be demand for a full
accounting, and the record then re-
vealed will, according as it is credit
able or discreditable, constitute either
monument which will glorify and
strengthen or an Indictment which
will condemn and humiliate the polici-
cal party whose leaders are respon-
sible for the proper administration of
these stupendous funds.
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FIVE HEAD OF HORSES

l Sorrel Horse, 10 years, weight 1900
l Bay Mare, years, weight 1900
1 Bay Gelding IL years, weight 1900
1 Bay Gelding, weight 100
1 Black Gelding IL years, weight 1900
COWS
/ Cow, fresh weeks, years old
l Red Cow, 5 years old, will be fresh
in January.
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The condition of the old furnace
and debris in the basement of the
building where the fire started
Wednesday suggests the thought
that it would be mighty
good thing for the local Fire Warden
to make a thorough tour of inspection
of every basement in the business
section Of the village before real cold
weather sets in. Such precaution
might be the means of preventing a
more serious blaze, and would certain
ly reduce the fire hazard of the will
age. Easements of private dwellings
should also receive attention. There
is seldom fire the origin of which
cannot be traced directly to careless
ness and neglect.
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President Wilson has decided to be
present when the World Peace Con-
ference convenes at Versailles. France
in December. This decision has SUBJ
jected the President to caustic criti-
cism, but on what grounds is rather
difficult to determine. There certain
ly is no precedent that would forbid
such a voyage if the President desires
to make it, and no contingency can be
imagined whereby the United States
would suffer by his absence. True
Congress will be in session, but the
Vice President will undoubtedly be
clothed with presidential powers dur
ing the Presidents absence. The
United States has by reason of the
World War, in which it has played so
prominent and influential a part, is a
greater power right now in the league
of nations than ever before. It's
standing and prestige in the eyes of
the world will certainly not be lessen
ed by President Wilson's presence at
the Peace Conference. Certainly the
United States will have no apologies
to make for its Commander-in-Ch
as he mingles with the noted diplo-
mats across the water, and it should
feel mighty proud that it has a presi-
dent who wants to go and be in at
the finish.
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People are commencing to worry
for fear that those responsible for the
world war and it's attendant atrocities
will not be brought to justice. No
need to worry. 1t should be remem-
bered that delegates from the Allies
across the water will form majority
of delegates at the Peace table, and
even though there might be dis
position on the part of American
representatives to mitigate the often
ses of the enemy (Which is extremely
doubtfulD, there is no chance. Just
leave it to France and Belgium.