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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-10
First published August 8. 1913 IN the
Hays Free Press-l
CT TIT q,

First published August 8. 1913 IN the
Hays Free Press-l
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION No
Is
State of Kansas, two-thirds OF the members
OF each house concurring therein:
Section 1. That the following proposition
to amend the Constitution of the State %
Kansas is hereby submitted to the qualified
elecOrs Of he state for their rejection Or
approval:
Section 2 The Legislature may levy
permanent tax for the use and benefit of the
state educational institutions and apportiOn
eral institutions, which levy, superintendent
and appropriation shall continue. until
changed by statute. Nothing herein con-
tanned shall prevent such further appropria-
ton by the Legislature as may be deemed
necessary from time to time for the needs
of said state educational institutions
Section g. This proposition shall be sub
mitted to the electors of this state at the
election for Representatives in the Legisla-
ture in the year 1918 The amendment
hereby proposed shall be known on the OIL
cial ballot by the title Amendment to the
constitution providing for permanent in
come for the state educational institutions"
and the vote for and against such amend
ment shall be taken as provided by law
Section I. This resolution shall take e.
feet and be in force from and after its pub
iication in the statute books
Passed the Senate February %. 1917
Passed the House. March z, 1917
Approved March 10, 1917.
L hereby certify that the foregoing IS q
true and correct copy of original Senate Con-
current resolution No. Is, now on file in my
Office
'SeaL) J. T BoTKN.
Secretary Of State.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-10
Notwithstanding.

There is a factory where tiny screws
are used in assembling the machines.
Formerly these screws were picked up
with a small pair of pincers, but now
magnetized screw drivers are used.
In Kansas there is a shop where
small screws are inserted by first
pressing them through a bit Of paper.
Then they can be easily handled and
put in position, and the paper torn
away.
These are only examples Of the sort
OF ingenuity so badly needed to get
people out of the rut of inefficiency.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-10
The Bath Habit.

In the eighteenth century the bath
was seasons event, and soap was al
most a thing unknown. 1t was scarce
" ever used, or at least infrequentIy.
It was by no means indispensable as
a toilet necessity. And most Of US
can recall the time, muses. an ex-
change, when Saturday night was re-
ligiously dedicated to the weekly
bath That IS why We all aPpreci-
ate the story OF the woman who wrote
her friend: eve just moved into a
new apartment It has the cutest
bathtub. I can hardly wait until Sat
urday night"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-10

State Gen. Rev
County Gen Re-
Co. Bond Fund,
Co. Bond Fund,
Co. Bond Fund,
Fines unappropri
Normal fund -
Hunters license
School Land Fur
State Semi-annus
Automobile fund
County Sinking
County special =
CITY of Hays. &c
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-10
The stonnina Place.

81 don't mind lending you nay hoe,
my ak, my lawn mower. the madam's
Ice cream freezer, and lot Of other
things about the premises" said Mr..
Clipping, ''but I'll give you fair warn
Ing, Gadspur."
''Eh? What's the trouble7"
tsIf you ever come over here and try
to borrow our portable garage, Tn
going to say Mo-"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-10
No Hannx Medium

Said the almost-philosopher: '9The
fellow who used to hide his light I'M
der a bushel IS now either unable to
buy busheI or has become so wealthy
that ne advertises that light with an
outfit of star shells and skysearchers."
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-10

State of Kansas, Ellis County,
I. F N Dreiling, Treasurer of Ellis COun-
ty, Kansas, do sOlomnly swear that the above
statement is true and correct to the best OF
my knowledge and belief
I hereby certify, That the foregoing state
ment was subscribed and sworn to before
me- and In my presence, by the above named
this 3Oth day of September, 1918
Geo. H Brown, County Clerk
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-10
Travels Far.

It is not possible to know how far
the influence OF any amiable, honest
hearted. duty-doing man flows out into
the world-Dickens.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-10
HOW TO TELL INFLUENZA FROM
A COLD.
Symptoms of Spanish Influenza.

Symptoms of Spanish Influenza.
L. Onset-Sudden, without warn
ing or previous hint. Strikes as by an
unseen hand.
2. Chills and Fever-Defnite
chills and marked fever. More or less
sudden appearance of both.
8. Prostration-Profo sud
den and continued, out of all proper
ton to the other symptoms.
4. Coryza-Water discharges be-
gins at once, little or no recognizable
dry stage preceding its appearance.
D. Sore Throat-Not such a con-
slant symptom, unless complicated
by tonsilitis. General soreness or diff
fuse redness.
6. Hearache- Usually severe, of
ten IN the eyes or at the back of the
head; hard to control; often describ-
ed as a splitting headache"
z. Backache-Nearly always pres
ent-severe- characteristic.
8. Pain in the Legs-Usually
marked and severe.
9. Pain in the Bones-A charac-
teristic pain of influenza.
10. Temperature = Fever runs
high for several days-from 100 up to
1O5 degrees, or even log degrees in
severe cases.
Il. Sputum- Usually a charac-
teristic greenish yellow, containing
many coinlike Jumps.
II. Lung Complications
usually involved. Severe complications
often make early appearance.
ID. Nervous Symptoms - Very
marked. In some forms resembling
meningitis. Patient usually restless
and sleepless. In severe cases delirium
IA. Influenza Travels more in
epidemics, although it is ever present
with US. 1t runs through town or a
nation.
Is. Sequealae-Leaves its victims
PROSTATE. Is followed by lung, kidney,
heart and nervous diseases. Results
of a single attack may be lifelong
Patient remains weakened two or
threeWeekS
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-10
TRANSPORTATION in Hanko,E.

Within foreign concessions Of Han
kow there are 1857 licensed jinrik-
shas, 81 public carriages and 50 pri-
xat6 motOrcars.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-10
QUARTERLY STATEMENT

Quarterly statement of F. N Dreiling
County Treasurer of Ellis County, Kansas
showing balance in his hands for the quarter
ending September 80, 1918
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
PIETINEJ VOKIETIJOJ
KITAIP DALYKAI STOW

Berne, lapkr. 10 PietindJ
Vokietijoj revoIiucija turf ki-
tokiQ SpaIvq. Tenai veikimaS
yra labjauS lemokratiSkesnis.
Kad tuo tarpu aplink BerIynQ
SuSiSpiete kuone vicni bolSevi-
kai.
Antai Stuttgarte iSpradzlQ
buvo SuorganizuOta grynal
SociiaIisti&ka valdzia, Bet da-
bar ministerijon isileista tlyS
burzujQ atStovai, MieSte ramu.
WuerttembergijOs kabinete
be SocijaIistQ yra dar II kitty
partiju atstovai.
Is Berlyno praneSama, kad
Brunswicke raudonoji gvardi-
ia uzdar6 kal6jiman augstuo-
SiuS valdininkus il huvusiOS
vyreSnyb6> milftariniuS atSto-
VuS.
Saxe-Weimaro princaS at
sisak& abdikuoti. Tad revoliu-
cijonieriQ taryba nuSprend@
Su prievarta j i$tremti j kokl
mazq provincijos miesGiukq.
Bavaria atsimet6 nuo Vo-
kietijos il pasiskelb6 nepri-
klausoma respublika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
BolSevikai grumQja
Olandijos karalienei
Raudonieji $turmuoja Austri-
jos parlamento busta
Vokieciu nardanciOs laives
nepasiduoda socijalistams
REIKALAUJA KARALIE-
MES ABDIKAVIMO.
Karalienes valdzia stoja prizes
bOlSevikus.

Londonas, lapkr. 10 o.
landijO> bolSevikai nepaliauiu
ka>e>i> po dabartinG> tO> &a-
lies valdzio> pamatai>. Jie
vieSai reikalauja, kad kara(ir-
ne Wilhelmina abdikuotQ il
Sails butQ pakei>ta reSpubh-
ka. kurioie turGtQ valdOvauti
ne kitka>, kaip tik jie paty>,
ty. bOlSevikai.
Olandijon * AngliioS at
Sauktu> huvr> toS &alie< ka-
res minister's, Jonkheer. sd
koma, kad jiS paStatytaS Wy
riau>yb6S prie$akyje. JiS Iro
labai popuIeri> il keIi> kartu>,
karalieni praSant. at$iSake~
>utverti nauia valdIiQ.
Dabartint OIandijo> vyrlau
>ybi atSiradu>i labai kebliam
padtiime. Karaiien6> SOStaS
.jau ina Svyruoti. Mes raud0-
naSiS plempnta<. DO EOEietiiOS
revoliucijo< intaka, Wis daU-
giau garna SalininkQ.
VyriauSybd tad paSkeIht
gyventoju> prokIemacijQ. Ra-
gina juo~ pri~ideti prize da-
bartintS vaIdzioS palaikymo.
RaudonQjQ yra nepalyginama
mazuma. Er ia maZuma Sian
die <tengia>i pagrobti $alle>
valdziQ il viSiemS antmeStl 81
vo nOruS.
Raginami gyventoiai paIai-
kyti dabartini autoritetQ If
tvarkQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
lYilijjonaii zzlnoDiq badau-
ia Centralej Europoj 5.
Talkininkq atstovai susirenka
tarybon

kams visa Europa apdrausti
nuo bado.
Is Sveicarijos praneSama,
kad Amerikos Raudonasis
Kryzius jau liuoduoja maista
j traukiniq vagonus ir Situos
,l1uoveikiausiai pasiQs Austri-
jon. Pirmiausia maistu ap-
rupins ten kar6s nelaisvius-
rumunus, serbus, rusus ir XII
tus.
Amerikos militarine komisi-
ia sugryzo is Austrijos j svei-
carija. Austrijoje komisija
tyrinejo maisto stow. Pasa-
koja, kad miestuose prize vies-
buciu stow minios zmoniu, ap-
driskusiu ir basQ. Laukia jos,
kuomet is vieSbuciQ ismeta-
mos laukan maisto liekanos.
Kaip bematai tas liekanas ir
issineSioja.
Rusijoje ziemos metu pra-
matomas baisiausias stovis.
Del halsevikq palikomos anar-
chijos ten talkininkai neturi
tinkamos prieigos. Ir todel
nezinia kokiuo budu bus gall
ma pagelbGti zmonems. Jei
ne bolsevikai, Russia ne tik
sau turetQ maisto, bet dar
gal6tu pagelbeti If kitoms sa-
Inns.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
MAzOJOJ LIETUVOJ
REVOLIUCIJA.
Gumbine revoliucfjonier
rankose.

Berne, Eaplr. l6.-IS NOkie-
tiios gauta tokiQ ziniQ:
Mannheime, RaStattc il Hei-
delberge revoliucijonieriQ ta-
lyhoS privert6 abdikuoti Ba-
demo kunigaikStl.
Taippat abdikavo Lippe'S
princas LeopoldaS il AnhaltO
princaS EdwardaS. PaStaraSiS
Savo Sostq paved6 Savo Sunul,
cinanGiam II metuS.
Revoliucija pleciasi po visa
lytine Prussia (MazqjQ Lietu-
vq). karaliauGiuS, Allenstein,
InSterberg, Gumbln6, Tile II
Loetzen randaSi revOliucijo-
nieriQ rankose.
PoznaniauS gubernatOrius
Won Batocki, buves vokieGiQ
maiSto minister's, pats paSi-
dave revoliucijonieriQ val
dziai.
SocijaliStiSka Berlyno val
dzia, anot Frankfort Ieitung,
nuSprendziusi TRIUMPH laiku
praveSti rinkimuS ! >teigiama-
j >uSirinkimq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
POPEzIUS MELDzIASI w
TEIsINGA TAXA.

Rymas, Iapkr. l6.-Sventa-
sis TtvaS BenediktaS XIV pa
raSt lai&kQ SavO Sekretorlul,
kardinoIui Gasparri. LaiSke
popeziu> sake, kad JiS mel
dziaSiS, idant tarp AuStrijoS
il ItalijoS rubeziQ klausimai
butQ iSri$ti teiSingai, SuIig po-
GiQ gyventojQ moro.
ToIiauS SventaSiS TGvaS pa
zymi:
Mes praneS6me Savo nun
ciiui Viennoje draugingai
atSineSti i AuStrijoS- Ungari-
JOS tautaS, kurioS Siandle
tvarkoSi i atSkiriaS nepriklau-
Somas valStybcs".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
TALKININKAI VEIKIAl
APTARS TAIKOS KON-
GRESO KLAUSIMA.

Paryzlus, lapkr. Is. = A
belnai spejama, kad taikos
kongresui tinkamiausia vieta
bus Versailles Paryzius. Ma
tyt, kad tenai ir ivyks kon-
gresas.
Gruodzio IA diena Britain
joje ivyksta abelnieji rinki-
ma, ,kokip ten nebuvo visu ka-
res metu. Taigi tik po tp
rinkimu bus galima pradeti
taikos kongresa.
Bet pirm to talkininkQ at
stovai susirinks Versailles'e ir
iSrys izangiamuosius svarbes=
MUS klausimus. VisQpirma
bus aptarta nesti pagelba ba-
dauianGioms central9ms vals-
tybems.
'Cionai jau suvaziuoja tai
kininkQ atstovai diplomatai.
Jiems nusamdomi namai.
Ruosiamasi tad sutvarkyti ir
isnauio atstatyti sunaikinta
Europa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
NEPASIDUODA SUBMARI
NOS RAUDONIESIEMS.

Londonas, lapkr. 10 *
Copenhageno prane$ama, kaI
BrunobutteIp vokieGiQ mar
danGiQ IaiviQ lguIo< tur@jo
<kaitlinga Su>irinkimq. Nu-
tarta paSiprieSinti revolluclJal
ir neIeiSti pamainyti SavO Off
cieriuS. Be to. nutarta IT. to-
liauS vartoti vokieCiQ tautinc
v6liava. bet ne raud0nQ.
NokietijoS >kraiduOliS 10
enig<berg Su vokieciQ delega-
taiS iSpIaukt AngliioS pax
raSCiuS, kmr Su>itikS Su Brlta-
MICS kartS laivaiS. Site kOe-
nigSbergQ nulyd&S paSkirton
vietOn. km vokiociQ delegatai
paSimaty> Su vyriauSiuoJu
BritanijoS Ear6S IaivynO vadu,
admirolu Beatty.
VokieGiQ delegatai gauS
instrukcijas, kaip il kur jie
turi pavesti Savo kar1s laivus
talkininkamS Sulig padarytOS
laikinos santaikOs sutarties.
Su admirolu Beatty bus IL
amerikOniSkas atstOvas, adj
mirolas ROdman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
SOCIJALIsTU VALDzIA
PAsKELBE PROGRAMA.

Berne, lapkr. Is, Vokie-
tijos nauja socijalistiska val
dzia paskelb6 savo politikos
programQ. Tuo tikslu islei-
do porklemacijq.
Proklemacijoje pirmiausia
pazymima, kad revoliucijos
metu visi zuvusieji revoliuci-
ionieriai bus palaidoti kartu
tose kapinGse, kur palaidoti
1913 metQ revoliucijos aukos,
Proklemacijoje sakoma:
Visoj Salyj kar6s stovis.
res stoviS.
Visiems gyventojams sutei-
kama pilnoji laisv6.
Panaikinama visokia cenzu-
IA.
Pravedama pima laisv6 To-
dziui If raStui.
Amnestija visiems politiko-
je prasizeng6liams.
Pravedama aStuoniQ valan-
du darbas dienoje.
Visuotinas, betarpis, slap
tas balsavimas abiem lytim
sulaukus 20 m. amziaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
SOCIJALISTAI VISUR NE
RIMAUJA.
Visur jiems norisi socijalis-
tiniu respubliku.

Paryzius. lapkr. l6.-Praei-
to treGiadieni Au>trijoS sos
tinGic viennoje SocijaliStai
$turmavO parlamentO huStQ,
kuriam turGjo Savo pOS6dl vo-
kicfiQ-auStrV pildomoji tary-
bu.
KoI praveSta tvarka, paSi-
girdo keli Suviai. Daugeli>
zmoniV SuSpausta SuSitelku-
>ioj minioj. TaryboS pirmi-
ninkaS Dinghofer uzgyn&. kad
butQ buve Saudyta is parla-
mpnto buSto vidauS.
Ant bu<to buvo i&SkIei>ta
AuStrijoS vokieciQ re>pubIi-
kos raudona-b -balta-raudOna We
lava. Bet SOcijaliStai jQ nu-
traukt il pakabino Savo rau-
donQ.
PaSkui >ocijali>tai uzgroh@
laikraSGio Neue Freie PreSSr
ofjSuS il iSleido laikraSti 81
reikaIavimu i<teigti NiennoiG
Soci.ialiStine re>pubIiIa, kaip
NOkietijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
PASAULIUI REIKALINGA
MESA IR RIEBUMAI.

Washington, lapkr. b
Vyriausyb6 state klausimq,
kad ateinantiems metams vi,
sol Salyi butu stipriai suor,
ganizuotos zemdirbiQ spekos
ypaG farmeriQ biurai, katrie
turf uzsiimti produkcijos pro.
grama.
Vyriausyb6 tvirtina, kad vi
sas pasaulis per ilga laikotar,
pi reikalaus daugelio galviju
m6sos II riebumQ. Amerika
tai visa tuT6s pagaminti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
VOKIECIAI BEGA ANT
+ sAVo. RUBEzIU.
Ilsisi talkininkai po intempto
veikimo. .

AnglQ ATmllJa PrancuzlJoJe,
lapkr. l5.-Per visa diena,
lapkrifio II, nugal6tQ vokie-
Gip armijQ iveiktos uzpakali-
nts Sargybos veikusios anglp
fronte, Su didziausia paskuba
b6go j Savo Sales rubezlus,
tarytum, JONI buvo isakyta
prizes Sutemsiant butinai pa
siekti nurodytas vietaS, jei
norma apsaugoti gyvastis.
UzpakalyjA AbdganGiQ vokie-
Giu padGie ginklus ils6josi tai
kininkai, kuomet HOO pilm
pietQ sulig sutarties pertrauk-
ia veikimai. :
Daugelis anglQ kareiviQ is
reiSk6 nepasitenkinima, ka-
dangi negal6jo jau toliaus Wy
tis il blaSkyti prieSininlla. Bet
didaiuma dziaug6si. kad norS
karta jems tenka liuosiau at
sikv6pti po pastarQjQ dienQ
praleiStu SunkenybiQ.
Vakare apsiniaukuSiose pa.
dangtse Sublizg6jo daugy1&
SpalvuotQ raketQ, kuriaS pa
Ieido aug$tyn anglQ kareiviai,
kaipo pasveikinimQ talkininkQ
kmeiviamS Su taika, Su nuga-
liiimu vokieGiQ viSam vakarQ
t'ronte.
kuone vienu zygiu, kuomet
patvirtinta laikinos santaikOs
sQlygoS: anglia pa6m& nuO vO-
IiieGiu miestQ Mons.
Toje vietoie dabar ilSisi an
glu kareiviai po didel6s per
gales tQ, katrie grumojo yiSai
Europai. ISvijo jie priesinin-
ka is to mieSto, per kurl 1914
metals Won BueIow If Won
Kluck vedt skaitlingas vokie
GiQ armijas ant Paryziaus.r
Siandie, ty. lapkr. II d.,
Mons gyventojai gatv6se atli-
ko paddkondS parodavlmq.
Sveikino jie karStai savO Is
gelb6tojuS. Linksmi sauksmai,
be abejon6s, pasiek6 vokieciQ
ausis, kurie dar nepertoliau-
Sia buvo atSitOline nuo mics
to.
Tarpe anglQ kareiviQ buvo
daug dziaugsmo, kuomet jiems
praneSta apie muSiq pertrau-
kimq. Bet nebuvo manifesta
ciiu. Kareiviai nenor6jo tik6ti
savo ausims, kad jie girdi a
pie taika, kad gal neuzllgo
.iiems teks apleistf tas pra-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
EUROPOJE PLEcIASI
BADAS.

w
Sulig gautQ ziniQ is Europos,
tenai su visu paselimu plati-
nasi badas. Vietomis zmones
badmiriauja. Kol kares te-
slsi, central6se valstyb6se ir
maisto padalinimas buvo kick
tvarkingesnis. Nors gwen
tojai negaudavo social paval-
gyti, bet bado Sm6kla siaip-
taip buvo praginama.
Siandie tose Salyse ina
siausti anarchija. ViSur pa
kilusi didziausioji betvarke.
Nuo betvark6s pakyla IL ba-
das, ncs maisto padalinimas
netvarkOmaS.
Pndas pakyla kaip Austri-
joj, taip Vokietijoj. Jei i poA
IA savaiciu talkininkai nepri-
statys maisto, ten gyventojai
tuktsanciais prad6s kristi.
/ ! AmerikOs moteris per pre-
zidento Wilsono zmona atsi-
Iiepia Vokietijos moterys.
Kreipiasi jos SUI prasymu gel
beti tuojaus nors moteris If
vaikus, kuriems grumOja mir
It's.
Vokietijos moterys praso,
kad talkininkai Vokietijos pa
sidavimo salygas susvelnintq.
Kad Ieistu Vokietijos garlai-
viams is kitur maisto parsi-
gabenti. Kad paliuosuotu ge-
lezinkeliu vagonus, kuriais
butp galima is farmp i mics
tus pristatyti maisto. Tuo
tarpu Siandie talkininkai po-
senovei blokuoja Vokietija,
palma savo nuoziuron visus
vokieciu garlaivius If kuone
visus gelezinkeliQ vagonus.
Vokietijos moterys. pazymi,
kad siandie stovis Vokietijoj
atsimaines. Vokietija pakeis-
ia respublika. Moterys yra
liuosos ir turi pilnas balsavi-
mo teises. Tad talkininkQ
pasaulis naujai atgimusia de-
mokratine Vokietijq turetQ
gelbeti.
Sake jos, kad Vokietijos
moterys SUI vaikais visu ka-
res metu badavo. Bet tasal
badavimas dar siek-tiek buvo
pakenciamas. Gi Siandie arti-
nasi valanda, kuomet visai ne
ra jokio maisto ir moterims
su vaikais prisieis mirti ba-
du.
Negeresnis stovis yra Ru-
sijoje. Apskaitoma, kad te-
mai keli milijonai zmoniq bad
miriauja. Bet kuomet ateis
zziema, badas apsiaus didesne
,Rusijos dali. Desimtis mi
lijonQ zmoniq palies badas if
ligos.
Italijjoje S milijonams Emo
niq grumoja badas prisiarti-
nus ziemai. Pagelba tuojaus
butinai reikalinga.
Tas pat yra If kitose Eu-
ropos valstybese ir Balkanuo-
Sc. Bus nelengva/ talkinin-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
PASIBAIGIA STREIKAS
SVEICARIJOJE.

Washington, lapkr. 10
Gauta ziniu, kad pasibaigia
Sveicarijoje socijallstQ boise
vikQ pakeItaS streikas. Salies
vyriausyb6 bolSevikus taip
stipriai priSpaud6 prize sienos,
kad tie atsizad6jo toliauS kir-
Sinti gyventojuS savo neSqmO-
nGmiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
zUDOMI zMONES.

Amsterdam, lapkr. Is. -
Mieste Brusselyj, Belgijoje, 80
zmoniu uzmuSta II suzelSta
susir6mime belgQ su vokieciQ
kareiviais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
voK1Ec1Q KAREIv1AI
KELIA MAIsTUS.

Amsterdam, lapkr. Is.
Antverpene il Brusselyj vo-
kieciq kareiviai pakele revo-
lucia. simtai oficieriQ is
zudyta. Vienur ir kitur ikur-
ta sovietai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16
SUKELE REVOLIUCIJA
MACKENSENO ARMIJA.


Londonas, Iapllr. l6.- Vd-
kieGiQ fieIdmarSalo Won Mac
kenseno armijos dalis, kTi
veik6 Rumunijoj il Balkanuo-
Sc, SukaIe maiStus il prisijun-
gt prize revoliucijonieriQ. p
BuveS AuStrijos imperato-
RUS Karolis buvo prases vo-
kieciu-austrQ, kad jam butq
leista apsigyventi Viennoje,
kaipo privatiniam zmogui. Bet
.jo praSymas atmestas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16

garineS muSiQ vietas il su-
gryzti namo, pas savo monas,
.vaikelius ir namiSkius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-16

= Londonas, lapkr. 16.z
Norvegija kares metu prara-
do 831 sayo laiva ir 1,12O Emo
niu. Tai vokieeiu nardaneip
laiviq darbas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01
SAYS HOLY MEDAL
AND GOD ALLOWED
HIM TO BE SAVED

Frank Welyaert, the last OF the
two bows saved. this morning told
this story to his mother. "Oh,
mother. I never would have been
saved but | had my holy medal in
nv pocket of my coat. Every time
get a new suit l put my medal
in il. When | was in the water
with the rest of the boys. it seemed
so strange. / was not the least bit
afraid or excited and | felt just like
l was floating above water.
4 did not have any trouble keep
ing myself up. II was pretty deep
where ] was ! never did want TO
tell anyone about this medal. ?
was afraid / would lose it some
dav. II was a present from the
sister that taught me at the Sacred
Heart school in Moline. She told
me to take good care of it and l
did"
He told his father that he wished
the latter would go down to where
the clothes were left and see if the
medal was still there. The Wei
yaerts are Belgians and the little
bow attended Catholic school ant
church in this city and Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01
SUGCESTSBOND
SALE TO HONOR
DEPARTED HERO
Enthusiastic Woman Worker in Lib
erty Loan Campaign Proposes
Testimonial.
AS COURTESY TO MOTHER
Flags Throughout City, Including
Government Building, al
Haif-MaSt.

Tomorrow has been set aside by
Manor William McCOnochie as
day of community mourning for the
first Of Rock Island S sons TO fall
in the world war. Flags throughout
the city will float at half-mast. In
this way the citizens Of Rock Is
land have been requested to show
their appreciation of the great sac
ritice which Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Schaffner Of this city, were call
ed upon 10 make, when news was
received Monday of the death in
France of their only son. Fred
Charles Schaffner The lowering of
all flags throughout the city will be
Rock Island ; formal tribute and
expression Of sympathy TO the be-
reayed parents.
Today woman who has been an
active worker in all three Liberty
loan campaigns called The Argus
and suggested that the, mothers of
Rock Island organize in some
movement so that their sympathy
and understanding might be con-
yeyed in some tangible way to the
stricken mother. She proposed
unique plan.
Unique Plan.
Her suggestion is a mothers Lib
erty bond campaign. She would
urge every mother to subscribe for
a $50 bond, names of the subscrib-
ers TO be listed and al the conclus-
ion OF the drive, presented to Mrs
Schanffer as fitting testimonial of
the mothers of Rock Island for the
noble part her son has played in
the war
Custodian Simpson of the Rock
Island pOstOtfjCe building received
approved by wire this afternoon
from the treasury department at
Washington of his request that the
flag on the Dostoftice building be
half-masted tomorrow in honor of
Rock Islands first sacrifice in the
war for the liberty Of the world.
-I,uN- Liberty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01
PAINTERS GIVEN
ADVANCE IN PAY

Under terms OF new agreement
between master and journeymen
painters, which became effective to-
day. painters of the tri-cities will
receive % cents an hour This rep
resents an increase of 10 cents
above the scale stipulated in last
years agreement which expired
Yesterday. All the master painters
OF the three cities met the increase
demand without protest.
The brickIayers are now receiv-
ing SIl4 cents an hour, the scale
that became effective April 20 This
is the scale prevailing in Chicago
and Peoria. where agreements have
been signed for three years a that
figure. The bricklayers' agreement
with the contractors expired April
/. this year, and they made demand
for 87lh cents an hour, an increase
OF I21a cents. The contractors made
a counter offer OF SIG cents, and
while no agreement has been sign
ed al this figure, the employees are
apparently content to work at that
scale.
The secretary of the Quad-C.ty
Builders association said this morn
ing that the master builders were
ready to sign an agreement for a
wear al Sllh cents. and he seemed
to think that the bricklayers would
be satisfied
Wage scale Of the carpenters is
now 62}a cents Their agreement
does not expire until next April