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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
RUSIJA NETURES ATSTO
w KONFERENCIJOJ.

Washington, D. c., 1apkri-
clio "A d.-Kunigaikstis Lvov,
buvusis pirmas premieras po
caro- nuvertimui If dabar es-
ants Amerikoj, savo pasikal-
bejime su laikrasciu korespon
dentais iSreiske nuomone, kad
Rusija negali nusiusti taikos
konferencijon savo atstovu,
bet rusu tduta, sake Lvov,
privalo turet ''patariamaja
delegacijq," kuri priziuretu
ruSu tautos reikalus nors ne
oficialiSkai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
PREZIDENTAS PRIzADA
GRAzINTI sLESVIGA DA-
NIJAI.

Washington, D. C., lapkri-
clio a d.-Prezidentas Will
sonas prizadejo, kad taikos
konferencjoj jis reikalaus su-
grazinimo Slesvigo If Hol-
steino, dvieju provinciju, XII
rias Vokietija 1866 m. isp1ese
nuo Danijos.
Amerikos pilieciai danai,
paeinantieji is tq dviejp pro-
yinciju, kreipesi nesenai prize
Prezidento su peticija, prasy-
dami, idant taikos konferen-
.cijoj Prezidentas uzstotu uz
ju tevyne, If Prezidentas Wi
|sonas, atsakydamas i ju Pc
ticija, prizadejo, ad skriau-
da, jiems padar bus at
lyginta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
lSSkerde 500 ex-aficieru.
No. z

yra chemikas If rasytojas. Gil
me Bavarijoj.
DR.. Bauer yra socialistas ir
talpgi reichstago narys; jis bu-
vo darbo ministeriu dar prie kai-
zerio.
Vice-admirolas Mann buvo
paskirtas laivyno ministeriu spa
lio menesio pradzioj. Pir1niaus
gi jis buvo submarinu departa-
mento perdetiniu.
DR.. Paul Krame yra Nacio-
nal-Liberalas If 1917 metals bu-
vo justicijos ministeriu Prusi-
joj- Jis yra antruoju vice-pre-
zidentl Prusijos atstovu butte.
DR.. Ruedlin buvo pacto If ge-
lezinkeliu direktoritlm Prusijos
karalystej nuo rugpju6io meme
sio 1917 m.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
zMONES KOVOJA SU SUM-
MIS-.

Lond0nas, lapkricio % d
-Nesenai sugrizusis is Pet.
rogrado biznierius pasakoja
kad Petrogrado gatvese ten
ka pamatyti, kaip iSalke emo
mes kovoja su sunimis uz pa
stipusus gatveje arklius.
Anot jo pasakojimo, boise
vlkal Sio menesio pradzioje
apSkelbe, kad jie turesia uz-
tektinai jaw pramaitinimui
per ziema kareiviu, jureiviu
If kitty savo salininku. Ki-
items, prize ju nepriklausan-
items, jie esa neisdavinesia
maisto.
Jis taipgi pasakoja, kad nuo
to laiko, kaip buvo padarytas
paSikesinimas ant Lenino gy-
vasties, bolSevikai sustiprejo
kaip Petrograde, taip if Mas
kvoj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
ANGLQ SUBMARINAI SU-
MAKING 315 vOKIsKU
LAIVU.

Lordonas.-Anglijos valdzia
dabar jau gall paskelbti viesai
apie tai, ka padare anglu sub
marinai lake $ios kares.
Sulyg pranesimo, anglp sub
nlarlnal paskandino sekanSius
vokiSkus laiyus: Du musiu laivu.
du aarvuotu skraiduoliu, du leng-
WI skraiduoliu, 7 naikintojus. s
kanuolinius laivus, 20 submari-
nv IT s pagelbinius sarvuotus
laivus. Xiii iris music laval II
vlenas lengvas skraiduolis buvo
torpedroti, bet pasieke savo
uostp, nors dik6iai sugadinti.
Apart to sunaikinta: I zeppe-
mas, "A transportu, 6 amunici-
JOS laval, 2 krautuviu laval,
50 garlaiviai ir Io7 zegliniai lai-
val.
Nei vieno nebuvo toxic atsi-
tikimo, kad anglp submarinai
outu outstanding pasazierinius,
arba neginkluotus laivus be per-
sergejimo.
Apart to submarinai atliko
dar svarbia uzduoti, lydedamos
kariumenes transportus.
Trecias kares metals vienas
anglu submarines iSviso isplar-
kiojo $4,000 angl. mylip, kas tur-
but bus ilgiausia kelione bile
kokiam submarinui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
GAVo IsPIRTI,

ma, Kentucky il West Vir-
ginia valstiju; If 39ta divizija
-susideda is Arkansas, Mis-
slssippi If louisiana vasltiiu.
N alton al Army (Na-
cionale armija) sekancias di-
vizijas: 76ta-susideda is ka-
reiviu Naujos Anglijos val
stlJu; 04-ta-susideda is ka-
reiviu is Kentucky, Indiana
If pietines dalies Illinois val
stiju; 86-ta-susideda is ka-
reiviu is Wisconsin,, siauri-
mes dalies Illinois If is Chica-
so miesto; If Sta divizija,
susidedancia is kareiviu Ar
kansas, louisiana, Mississippi
if pietines dalies Alabama
valstiju.
Bus taipgi grazinami, kaip
tik greit bus gallma, sekanti
pulkai pakraStines artilerijos
(coast artillery). 46-tas, Az
tas, 49-tas, Sofas, 73-Gias,
74tas il 75tas.
Laukines artilerijos pulkai:
o5tas If 163cias.
Apart to, paliepta grizti is
Anglijos daugeliui orlaivinin-
ky If lvairioms techniSkoms
komandoms.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
VoEIETIJOS BOLsEVIKAI
'TVERIA SovIETu RESPUB-
LIKA.

Kobenhagenas, lapkric:o q:
d.-Vokieciu laikraSciai pra-
mesa, kad Suvienytos Darbi-
ninku If Kareiviq Tarybos
aPskelbe sovietu respublikq
sekanciose vietose: Olden-
burg, Oestfriesland, Bremen
Hamburg If Schleswig-Hol-
stein.
Nauja respuhlika apima vi
So Vokietijos pakraSti nuc
Hollandijos Xxi Danijos ir Jos
sostine bus Hamburge.
Visi telegrafiski susinesi-
mai :arp Vokietijos If Svei-
carlos yra pertraukti. Vo-
kietijoj kas nors svarbaus tu--
Iejo atsitikti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
NAUJA VOKIETIJOS MINI
STERITA.

BerlinaS.-Tapo sutyerta nau-
ia Vokietijos valdzia, kurioje
lvairiais ministeriais likosi pa
skirt sekanGiai:
Uzrubezio reikalu-Dr. w.
Solf.
lido ministeriu-Dr. Schiller.
Ekonomijos-Dr. A. Mueller,
Industrijines Demobilizaciios
,-Dr. Korth.
Kares maisto-Em. Wurin..
Darbo-Dr. Bauer.
Kares-Gen. Majoras Scheuch
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Justicijos-Dr. Krause.
Pacto-Dr. Ruedlin.
Emanuel Wurm yra social-de.
Imokratas, reichstago narys. Tis
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
POPIEzIAUS PRIELANKU-
MAS LENKIJAI.

Popiezius Benediktas XIV
parase apaStaliskqji laiSkq
A. Kakowski'ui, Varsavos
arcyvyskupui, kuriame jis
sake, kad siais svarbiais lai-
.kais jis negalis susilaikyti,
neistares lenku tautai pasvei-
kinimo If padrasinimo. Is
torija, sake popiezius Shame
laiske, uzrase auksinelnis raj
dennis tai, kq Europa If civi
lizacija esanti kalta Lenkijai,
bet to.. istorija taipgi paro-
do If tai, kaip Lenkijai bio
gal uz tai atsimoketa.
"Bet, lai buna aciu Die
vui-sako savo laiske popie-
,zius,-ausra Lenkijos prisi-
kelimo jau galutinai auSta.
Mes siunciame savo karSciau-
sias naldas, idant il, greital
igijus sau pilna neprigulmy-
be, vel galetu uzimti save
vieta tautu seimynoje.
"Tuo paciu sykiu-raSo to-
liaus popiezius-mes geidzia-
me, idant visos kitos tautos,
net If nekatalikiSkos, kurlos
kadaisi buvo Rusijos pavaldi-
,nystej, galetu nuspresti save
locna likima, besivystydamos
If beaugdamos geroveje, pa
sitikejime il rneileje Lenki-
JOS"
[Ka tikrai reiskia sisa
paskutinis popieziaus veliji.
mas, sunku yra pasakyti. il:
isrodo n1iglotas If gall turet
keleta prasmiu; neturint vie
nok pilno turinio mineto 1ai
sko, butu nepatogu apie to
kio velijimo prasme isva
dziotil.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
AMERIKA LAIKYS PER
100000 KAREIVIU EURO
POI.

Washington, D. c., lapkri-
clio 23 d.-Kares Sekretorius
Baker Siadien vakare prane-
Sc, kad, sulyg kares depar-
tamento plianu, Amerika pa
llks Europoj trisdeSimts divi-
zijp, arba apie / 100000 ka-
riumenes, kuri, sykiu su tai
kininku kariumene nebus pa
leista, kol nebus padaryta ga
lutinos taikos if kol Europa,
kaip reik, nesusitvarkys.
Kadangi dabar Europoje
yra per du milijonu Ameri-
kos kariumenes, tai is virS-
mineto pranesimo galima pa
daryti tokia isvada, kad Ame-
rika grains atgal is Europos
apie milijona savo kariume-
nes. ia jau If pradeta gra-
zinti.
Stabo perdetinis, generolas
March, paskelbe ilga surasa
tq amerikoniSku diviziju, ku-
rioms jau paliepta grlzti.
Tarp ju yra If S6-ta divizija
buvusi Camp Grant, Rock
forde, I'll.
Grazina daug kariurnenes atgal
Anglijoj yra apie l8,O0(
amerikoniSkos kariumenes.
Jau pradeta grazinti ia atgal
Taipgi pradeta grazint atga
visus suzeistuosius if sveik
stancius Amerikos kareiviu'
lis Francuzijos. Juos grains
atgal taip greit, kaip tik laiv'
luzteks.
| Gen. March paskelbe, ka'
apart ju, Quota prisakyma
Isugrazinti Amerikon dar Sc
Ikancias divizijas:
N tional Guar + d On
cionales g,vardijos) sekancia
divizijas: 31-ma-susideda
kareiviu is Georgia, Alabam
ir Florida valstiju; 34-ta-
susideda is kareiviu is Mel
raska, Iowa, So. Dakota
} Minnesota valstiju; 38-ta :
susideda is kareiviu is Indis
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
I: x ira !!


Kobe"hagenas, lapkricio 25
d.-VokiSkieji ramesni socia-
listai, .turejusie Xxi siol val
dzla tapo apgaleti. Virsu pa
eme vokiski bolsevikai-spar-
takal' sulyg padaryto nuta-
rlm0' visa valdiia pereina j
rankas Kareiviu If Darbinin-
ky Taryba. Lenino role vo-
kletlj0j uzima Karl Licb-
knecllt. i
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
BOLSEVIZMAS VOKIETIIOI
.AUGA.

BerIinaS, lapkricio "a d.
Vokietijos bolsevikiSki gaiya-
lai yra vadinami Sparta
kais. [Jie paeme ta vardq
nuo zinomo iStorijoj Sparta
ko, senoves Rymo verge, ku-
ris sukele Rymo vergus, SUI
muse dvi rymieciu armijas If
tulam laikai .suvo net Ryma
uzemesl.
Spartaku judejimas Woke
tijoj pradeda augti, kaip apie
tai pran.sa zinios is ivairip
iVokietijos daliu. Ketverge
atejo zinios, kad vokiSki boil
sevikai uzgriebe valdiSkas vie
as uoste Kiel. Dabar ateins
panasios zinios If is Ham
burgo bel Duesseldorfo, kul
spartakp vado LiebknechtC
|, 1asekejai megino taip-pat MI
versti vietines valdzias. Ham
burge jiems nepasiseke, be
Duesseldorfe jie paeme virsp
Vokietijos reikaius kol-ka
veda Reichstagas (zmoni!
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
RENGIASI PRIIMTI PREZI-
DENTA.

Paryziaus miesto taryba nu-
tare, kad Prezidentui Wilsonui
atvykus i Francuzija, bus pasiusta
speciale deputacija jo pasveikini-
mui, kuomet iSlips ant Francuzi-
jos zemes, ir dideles iskilmes bus
surengtos Paryziuje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25

NAUJOS SKERDYNES PET
ROGRADE

Stochh0lmas, lapkricio 24d.
Finq laikraStis forum S a.
II m a t pranesa, kad Petro-
grade ivyko naujos zlnoniu
zudynes. Apie 500 brlvusiu
aficieru tapo nuSauta lake
paskutiniu kelly dienp. Sve-
tlmtauciai yra suareStuoti If
ziauriai laikomi; daugeli ju
naudojama prize gatviq valy-
mo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25

visai menki If krltie nei Ii
gonbutyj nera buve.
Skaitlius paimtu nelaisven
yra labai mazas, sulyginus su
tue, kad amerikonai pats vie
nj paeme nelaisven 6S2 vokiS-
kus aficierus il 44,252 vokiS-
kuS kareivius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
APSKELBTA LATVIJOS
RESPUBLIKA.

KobenhagenaS, lapkricic
"a d.-Telegramai, ateinanti
cionai, praneSa, kad pereitq
petnycia tapo paskelbta Ii
vonijos .(Latvijos) respubli-
ka.
Platesniu apie tai ziniu kol
kas nera.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
NAME UzGRIEBTI BERLI-
Ma,

Stockhomas, lapkricio Esd.
Salininkai Spartaku (taip va
dinasi vokiS,;i bolSevikai) pc
reita petnyciq vakare megino
uzgriebti Befline podicijos
prezidentura. Keletas ypatp
prie to tapo uzmusta ir SD
zei3ta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
FRANCUZAI UzIMS
VIENNA.


LondonaS, lapkricio "a d.
Is Paryziaus pranesama, kad
francuzp kariumene, buvusi
Balkanuose, uzeme Vengrijos
sostine Budapesta, o, po to
trauks i Vienna, Austrijos
sostine.
AmSteydomas, lapkrieio %
.d.-Britanijos Raudonoic
Kryziaus yirsininkai atvykc
-Berlinan.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25

Viso labo .236,I17.
Tarp 17o,625 suzeistu yra
priskaityta If tukstanciai ka-
reiviu, kuriu suzeidimai buvo
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-11-25
AMERIKoS NUosTOLIAI.

Washington, d. c., lapkri-
clio "A d.-Vakar gen. March
apskelbe praneSima apie pill
nus Suvienytu Valstiju nuo-
stolius lake sios kares, Xxi
musiu pertraukimo dienai.
Abelnas skaitlius siekia 1885,
III vyru If pasidalina sekan-
ciai:
Uzmustp If mirusiu nuo
zaizdu ............ 3o,154
Mirusiu nuo ligu ...... 1881
Mirusiu is kitokiu prlezas-..
ciu 2,2o4
Suzelstg .............. 1902;
Nelaisven paimtu ........ 2,1o,
Dingusiu be zinios ..-.... I,16r
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-23
At The Theatre
At L. & S. Theatre Tomorrow.

The subject of mother-love has been
adapted to the screen in beautiful
story, interpreted in Bluebird photo
plays under the title of "i,Iother O
Mine" 1t will be the attraction
"Bluebird Day" at the L. & S. theatre
tomorrow, with Rupert Julian anC
Ruth Clifford in the stellar roles. Ru
by La Fayette will play the mothe.
role in sympathetic and natural por
trayal. This old fashioned mothe
was not stylish enough for her new
lv rich son, and when she came t.
visit him, Unexpectedly, he prove.
that she was unwelcome when he re
ferred to her as "his old nurse" TIL
mother heard and understood Ga
mothers always do) and quietly stole
back to the old home and the sur
roundings she loved best. Her son
was due for rude awakening, and
then he atoned for his neglect-but
the lesson affected his entire life
The girl he loved understood, and was
instrumental in consummating the
happy ending to a touching screen
romance.
Coming Friday, Alice Brady in "TEc
Maid of Belgium"
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-23
MANY GUESTS DO
HONOR TO PASTOR
An Old Time Housewarming Held at
Seeley Last Night for DR.. Stauber,
the New PastOr-Stockh0lde of
Creamery Meet and Favor Reopen
ing of the Business.
(Specialto The Press)

Heber, Jan. 23.-About fifty peo-
pie met at the parsonage last night
for the housewarming party given in
honor of DR.. Stauber and two daugh-
ters. Sides were chosen for regu-
lar olden time spelling match. Mrs. M.
H. Gavin, and Mrs. P ]. Haas were
captains of the respective sides.
1t was agreed that the losers would
have to do amusing stunts for the
winners. Unhappily for both teams the
match was declared q tie, and a double
entertainment was given.
Miss Edith Brown gave two read
ings, and several others were called
on for songs and jokes. Mrs. o. S.
Noteworthy, Mrs. J. E Brock, Mrs. l..
A. Barnum, Mr.. w B Denham, and Mr.
Noteworthy all responded.
Rev. Hawkins gave short reading
to DR.. Stauger and daughters, and
DR.. Stauber responded with an excel
lent talk.
1t was joyous crowd that finally
broke away to their various homes,
voting it an excellent reception.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-23
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
ARE ORGANIZED
New CalexicO Social Band Met Last
Night and Effected Organization,
There Being Nineteen Present
When the Roll Was Signed-An-
other Meeting on February 5.

Nineteen girls joined the Campfire
girls organization at a meeting held
last night. After a delightful lunch
with the addition of delicious choco-
late marshmallows, the girls made en-
thusiastic plans for the next meeting
to be held on February 5.
Mr.. Frank Thing has returned from
his ranch in Mexico, and will be in the
city for few days.
Mrs. Fleischman gave weiner roast
to her class of Seventh grade pupils
last night.
Miss Irwin, teacher of Home Econ
omics at the high school, entertained
the girls of her class last night. Plans
were made for the establishment of an
xhibit at some local store.
Miss Genevive Owens Sunday school
class met at her house last night for
pleasant time.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-23
To Reopen Creamery

The Heber Cooperative Creamery
Is having an all day session of stock
holders at the old Varney building,
with regard TO re-opening the cream
cry, and with a splendid representa-
ion of stockholders present, and boost
ny the re-opening, the plan is thought
ighly feasible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Woods left last
night for Alvarado, Tex. Mr.. Woods
hag been an employee Of the I. W.
Fishburn Company for the last six
months
Ores Lewis, ranching east OF He
her. will take Mr.. Woods place.
I Miss Blanche Scharte OF Holtyille
is visiting Miss Eva Tipps.
w. p. Norton, buttermaker at the
Heber creamery, left last week fol
Corvallis, Ore.
Mrs. A. J NcCIory, who has beer
quite Ill for three months at thu
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. w. Woods, is rapidly improving
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-23
At the Palace Next Wednesday.

The Palace theatre announces the
coming on next Wednesday of "lr
Old Kentucky" real dramatic shoW
travelling with two cars of equipment
and forty people. This is a Chicago
company and one of the few shows
which have visited the Coast tf S
season. Reports from towns in t
north boost the show as being one
the best. The Sacramento Bee sa 5
the company is above the average a 4
delighted the audiences at the tH }
DAYS showing. The band of fourteo l
pieces will be heard at MONDAY p
rade. Seats will go on sale at job :
sons drug store Saturday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-23
STAGE MUSICAL
EXTRAVAGANZA
Play Will Be Produced at Holtville
Under the Direction of Well
Known Expert for the Benefit of
the Band Uniform Fund-LOcal
Talent to Be Shown to Advantage.

Planning to stage a big benefit
musical extravaganza, the Holtville
band, which has just recently been
organized, has secured the Arcade
theatre for January 81 and will pre-
sent local talent spectacle entitled
"In the Palace of the Queen
The play will be under the direc-
ton of Madame Vesta Dodge Hart
zell, we'll known theatrical pro-
ducer, recently arrived fom the coast.
Madame Hartzell brings with her over
$1,000 worth Of costumes to put on
the play, and according to advance
reports some of the costumes are very
gorgeous.
The benefit will be staged for the
purpose of purchasing new uniforms
for the band, which, under the lead
ership of Professor B. l. Lively,
promises to be one of the finest mu-
sical entertainments ever given in
this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-23
NEW
RIVER STRUCTURE
Contractor Is Waiting for Permission
From the State Highway Commits
sion for a Permit to Commence on
the ApprOaches-Live News from
The Press Seeley Writer.
Especial to The Press)

Seeley. Jan. 23.-The immense high
way bridge across New river just
west of Seeley is rapidly nearing
completion. Engineer Hanson is
waiting for permission for the State
Highway Commission to begin work
on the bridge approaches. The ap-
proaches will slope from the highway
to the bridge level and will necessi-
tate considerable grading before us
age. ~ s,;st8es5
The completion of the bridge viii
mean the saving of much trouble t.
motorists and teamsters. The steep
route down into the New
River gorge has been the one bad
piece in the fine highway stretch ex-
tending to the mountains.
The Y. NJ. c. A, which has been
doing splendid work under its direc-
IOI, u. ~. LNClSel, 81 ohiiioi oNiiON-
principal, met last night for an inter
esting session
The bridge over New river jus.
west of Seeley, which is being used
until the completion of the new high
way bridge, collapsed yesterday, de-
laying San Diego-Imperial Valley
traffic for several hours. Road Com
missioner S. T. Robinson fixed the
bridge in record time.
Rena and Evalyn Elliot left yester-
lay for San Diego. Rena will resume
Ter position at the Holzwasser store
n San Diego, while Evalyn will re-
urn to the Valley.
Jack Burlingame, Seeley-El Centre
tage driver, is sick with severe at
ack of asthma, and E. J. Parke is
irving the Seeley stage in his stead.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-23
WAITER UNDER GRAVE CHARGE
(By Associated Press)

San Francisco, Jan. %. - Mrs.
Laura Scoble of Willis, CAL, was
found in a hotel here today with her
throat cut and bullet wound in her
head. Theodore Johns, a waiter, was
found in the room nearly dead with
gashed throat. The police said Johns
claimed that the woman refused to
pose as his wife and enable him to
lain exemption.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-23
FIRST ENFIELD RIFLE
PRESENTED TO WILSON
(By Associated Press)

Washington, Jan. %. - The first
,Americanized Enfield rifle produced
at the Winchester plant for American
troops was presented to the President
today as a personal souvenir. The
President was told that rifles were be-
ing made at the rate of two thousand
daily. This is six hundred more than
the same plant ever turned out for
the British.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-23
UNDERFEED|AG BEL G|UL.
(By Associated Press)

The Hague, Jan. %. - Some idea
of what follows in the traik of under
feeding, which at present prevails ev-
erywhere in Belgium, may be gather
ed from the following statistics from
an official source; since 1914 the
general morality in Belgium has ris-
en- by so per cent, while births have
fallen off about AZ per cent; in Client
and northern France deaths from tu-
berculosis have multiplied sixfold.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-23
J.E. PECK SALE IS
ON JAN. 29, At RANCH

The big j. E. Peck sale, on Janu-
ary 20, conducted by Colonels D. l..
Zim and Will Stanton, will feature
what is probably the best lot of
blooded Duroc stock in the valley.
These prize porkers have been raised
by an expert in hog breeding.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-01-23

See DR.. Hutchison. Valley Optician,
at Denver Rooms Wednesday, about
your glasses. Call and have your
frame Strengthened. At Brawley Fri
Iday.--Adv.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-01-24

various towns of the counties when
several cases are set for the same day
in different courts. So the busy prose-
cutor decided to use the telephone.
Sitting in his main headquarters in
Denver, with a telephone receiver to
his ear, Johnson listened to counsel for
defense plead before judge in the
local court here for the discharge Of
his client, a woman charged with
"bootlegging." When Attorney Michael
Waldron had finished his case for the
defendant, Johnson picked up the
transmitter and presented evidence
over the wire of sufficient weight to
convict the defendant, who was fined
500 and costs.
Johnson declares his new method Of
handling cases will also result in the
saving of much gasoline, as he can
avoid travelling from town to town in
the "buZz wagon"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-01-24
Another Puzzle.

SIS 1t possible for a person to say
something that will be lie If 1t Is
trueT
"Yes. If liar should say 4 never
told the truth in my life,' 1t would be
a lie IL 1t was true"
"How so?"
Because that statement would be
one instance Of his telling the truth,
and thus ii would be false on the face
Of 1t. And If he should say the exact
opposite, that would of course be q
lie, too. But leave that supposition
out Of the question. for 1t may confuse
you. Just remember this-that II a
fellow says he nsver told the truth,
he must be lying
But If he's lying, then he's telling
the truth, because his statement would
merely be another lie. So his record
wouldn't be broken after ALL"
"Yes, that's true, too. You see, that
proves that it's impossible"
'Shut up! Don't tell me any more
about tim going TO worry all day
as it is T'-Exchange.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-01-24
CAUSE FOR FEAR.

Peggy was pupil in school where
an epidemic Of measles was raging and
she finally succumbed TO the disease.
All went well, however, and at the
end of fortnight she was quite able TO
return to school. But the mere sug-
gestiOn of going back to school was
received with CONSERVATION. Peggy
didn't want to return in fact, she was
over the thought.
"Why is 1t, Peggy, that you doS't
want to go back to SCHOOL," questioned
her mother.
Peggy answered: Because the
teacher Is going to burn me up in the
furnace"
"What do you mean, Peggy dear?
Tell me-" demanded the puzzled par
ent. And Peggy said:
swell, she said that after any one
had been absent three days she would
drop them from the register"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-01-24

and 1t has huge marten cuffs that may
well answer the purpose Of a nun.
The wide band Of marten about the
bottom of the coat adds to its luxuri-
Gus looks, more than to its actual
warmth, serving a good purpose In
both these directions. For one Of the
duties of the comfortable midwinter
coat Is to look its part.
This ample. straight hanging, con-
sentative design Is to be recommended
for the midwinter coat, whether Of fur
or of wool fabric. When the active
northern woman dons a coat Of this
kind, she gets into II and expects to
stay In II for three or four months, or
until the Siege Of winter is raised.
Such coat Is suitable for street, mo
tor and other wear, and II Is designed
on lines of proved merit. Its service
able qualities are expected to outlast
several winters, and its business is to
be warm and convenient. This II ac-
complishes along with style that does
not point to other days.