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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12
PREF. WILSONAS RYTOJ
BUS PRANCUZIJOJ.
RuoSiamas iSkilmingas
priemimas.

Paryzius, gr. II. = Garlai-
Wis George Washington, ku-
riuomi keliauja prezidentas
Wilsonas, vakar jau apsilenk6
su AzorQ salomis ir artinasi
Wis arciau Europos pakraSciQ.
Kaip rytoi ryte laivas tu-
res pasiekti Prancuzijos pall-
raSGGius. Prezilentas bus iSkil-
mingai sutiktas Prancuzijos
mieste Brest.
Prezidento pasitiktQ iSke-
liauja Prancuzijos vyriausieji
valdininkai. Is ten prezidentas
keliaus Paryziun, kur j pas
veikins Prancuzijos preziden-
tas su savo palydovais.
BreSt IL kit Prancuzijos
miestai padabinti iSr6dyti
Suv. Ealstiiq veliavomis. Vi
sur languose iSkabinti Wilso-
no paveikslai.
Prezidentq apsaugoti pa
luoSta skaitlinga militarinG
Sargyba. Detektyvai iSkalno
darbuojasi, kad apsaugoti nuo
kokiQ norS neSmagumQ !dideli
ir zymQ sveGiQ, kokio Prancll-
ziia nekuomet ncbuvo tur6-
just.
Po visQ officially Parry
ziuje iSkilmiQ prezidentas, sa7
koma, pasileisias aplankyti
Svarbesnes muSiQ vietas Pran-
cuzijoje. Gal dar aplankysias
savo armijQ stovyklas.
Is. Prancuzijos jis keliau-
siqs Ryman. Gil is ten sugry-
zus dalyvausiqs prieS taikos
kongresa rengiamose ,konfe-
rencijose.
Yra ziniu, kad prezidentas
trumpai uztruksiQs Europoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12
L|ETUvOS NEPRIKLAU-
SOMYDES RE|KALAS
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, gr. II.

WASHINGTON, gr. II. -
S. Valstiju senatas TRIUMPH
laiku svarstys taikos salygas.
Tao senatorius Lodge vakar
padave senatui rezoliucija,
kad senate svarstymuose bu-
tu uzfekorduota, jog senatas
pageidauja pilnos nepriklau-
somybes Armenijai, Lietuvai,
Livonijai ir Estonijai.
Rezoliucija tuojaus paduota
senate uzsieniu reikalu komi-
tetui.
Senatorius Lodge yra dide-
lis lietuviu ir, abelnai, visu
prispaustQju tautu prietelius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12
RUsU RoJALIsTAI PA
KELE REVoL1UCIJA.

Hague, CT. II. - LaikraS-
It's Times Spauzdina praneSi-
ma, kad Rusiioje pakilusi
nauja revoliucija. Tuo tarpu
pakile. rojalistai j. uzatakave
VokietijoS tvirtove Thorn ry-
tQ fronte.
RojalistQ kaliuomene rel
kalauja nupl6Sti salin visas is
kabintas ten raudonaS v6lia-
vas.
Thorn VIA didel6 tvirtovG
nepertoliausia puo Rusijos ru-
beziaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12
PO KARES AMERIKA NE
sUGRAzINs voKIE-
CLANS SAVAScIV.


New York, gr. II. Woke
eip savasciu kares metu kon-
trolierius (kustosas) Mitchell
Palmer pazymi, kad vokieciQ
dideles savastys, rasi, ir po
kares (po taikos padarymo)
nebus sugrazintos ju savinin-
kams.
Anot Palmerio, tas savastis
reikia suamerikoninti tick,
kad paskui is jQ saliai nebu-
tq pavojaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12
S. v. LAIvYNAs NETEKo
A. LAIVU.
Is ju IL nuskandino sub
marinos.

Washington, gr. IL. Suv.
Valstijos visu kares metu, ty.
nuo balandzio 1, 1917, ligi spa
liq II, 1918, prarado tik A
laivus. sitp laivu skaitliun
ineina kares laivai il trans
portiniai su kitais. Is jp II
nuskandino nardanGios laives.
Apie tai vakar pranese ka-
res laivyno sekretorius Da-
niels.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12
KENO LAIVAIS BUVO GA
BENAMI KAREIVIAI.
S. v. savo laivais nugabeno
tik puse kareiviQ.

New York, gr. II. = Wy
riausybe paskelbe, kad Pran-
cuzijon buvo isgabenta viso
2,O79,980 amerikoniSkp karei-
viq. Is tQ kareiviu 952,58l S.
Valstijos nugabeno .savo lai-
vais. >likusieji visi karel-
vial nugabenta Britanijos
transportais. Prize Britinijos
truputi prisidejo Prancnzijos
il Italijos laivai.
Bet didziumoje tuos trans
portus visuomet lydejo pacip
Suv. ValstijQ kares laval.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12
BOLSEVIKAI PALIUOSA-
VO SERBIJOS KARA
LIAUS DUKTERI.

Stockholmas, gr. II. : Boil
Sevikai is Rusijos paliuosavo
Serbijos karaliaus dukteri
princese Elena Petrovna, kuri
buvo iStekejusi uz vieno rusQ
didkunigaikscio. Ia princes6
yra Italijos karalien6s sesuo.
Princes6 paliuosuota pasi-
darbavus Noyegijos vyriau-
sybei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12

S. VALSTIJOS TURES
ST1PRV KARES.
LAIVYNA.

Washington, gr. l2.- Lai-
xmas kariS laivyno veikimo
virSininkas, real-admirolaS
Coontz, kongresO kar6s laivy-
no reikalQ komitetui praneSe,
kad vyriausyb6 turi suplena-
vuSi po kovo l d., 1919 m., tar
nybon pastatyti % didelius
karts laivuS, kuriQ' aptarnavi-
mui bus reikalinga 10000 Wy
rQ (jurininku) kit s didziu-
liai kartS laval buSiq atsar-
goje.
Toliaus kar6s laivyno SQsta-
ton ineiSiq: II skraiduoliQ
(kruizeriQ) su = arba ) kitais
Skraiduoliais atSargoje. ST.
items skraiduoliams reiksiQ
10000 vy1'Q, - patroliniai lai-
val Su 5000 vyrQ, 165 naikin-
tojai (deStroyeriai) Su 90
600; SO nardanGios laiv6s su
1900 vyrQ; II provizijai lai-
VI su 2,&9 vyrais; 16S mar
danGiQ IaiviQ vaikytojai Su s.
400 vyrQ; II Eagle laivQ, nc
paSakyta iguloS SkaitliuS; ~
tranSportai Su 10000 vyrQ; 81
minQ iS6m6jai Su 2,40O vyrQ
lr Is nardanciQ laiviQ il mai
kintoiQ tenderiQ 81 5000 w
m. . .-.-.....
Prize karts laivyno reiSsiq
dar 5000 lakunQ If apie 90
600 ivairiOs ruSies mechaniku
il darbininkQ. Be to 10000
mokiniQ imininku savo keliu
nuolat bus lavinama.
Dabar is kar6s laivyno tar
nybos jurininkai paliuosuoja-
mi. Tad neuzilgo prisieis steig-
ii rekrutavimo ofisai, idant
1920 fiskaliais metals kar6s
laivyne turtti $4,000 vyru. Is
tQ 100000 jurininkQ operuos
prekybos laivuS.
Kongreso komitetaS APPS
varsto iSlaidas kar6s laivyno
uzlaikymui 1920 fiskaliais me-
taiS, taigi tos apie vyriausy-
b6s sumanymQ informacijos
jam buvo reikalingOs.
Dabartin6 kar6 pamokinO
Suv. Valstijas, kad taika gall
but visuomet uztillrinta tik
pilnuoju karen pasirengimu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12
KONTROLIUOS MESOS
INDUSTRIAL.

Washington, gr. 11.-Tarp-
vaIStijintS prekybos komiteto
pirmininkas Sims pada7&
kongresui billy, reikalauda-
mas, kad SALES. vyriausyb6
paimtQ savo kontrol6n visa
m6sos industrija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12
S. V. SU ATSIDEJIMU
TEMIJASI IaPER-
VERSMES VO-
KIETIJOJ.

Washington, gr. l2.- Suv.
NalStijQ vyriausybG labai att
dziai t6mijasi, kas Siandie de-
daSi Vokietijoj. Cia,> abelnai,
manoma, kad bolSevikizmas
Vokietijoj neras sau atsakan-
clos dirvos If neprigys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12
VICE-PREZIDENTAS PR
MININKAUJA KABI-
NETO POSEDYJE.

Washington, gr. II. = Cia
vaEar ivyko paprastas kabi-
neto pos6dis. Prez. Wilsonas
bevieliu telegraph praS6 vice
prezidento Marshallo, kad ta-
sal posedyje uzimtp pirminin-
ko vieta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12
Viennoje badas;; gall paklti
teroraS

Vienna, or. ll.-Cionai mai
stO IL kuro stovis kasdien Wis
arS6ja il arS6ja. Austrijos
sostin6 atsidurusi tOkian pa
vojun, kaip dar nei viena vie
ia visoj -buvusioj Austrijos
imperijoj.
Ir niekas negali pasakyti,
ka miestui gall atneSti ryto-
jus. Miesto valdzia nujauGia,
kad gall pakilti dideli gwen
toju sumuSimai. ia apima
didel6 baim6. Ir nieko gera ne
bus, ,kaip greitai talkininkai
nepristatys maisto ir kariuo-
men6s tvarkos palaikymui.
Cia kariuomen6 ypac pagei-
daujama anglQ arba ameriko-
MI.
Sugryzusieji is kar6s fronto
kareiviai tarpe gyventoju, y
paG b6dinQju il darbininku
platina lapelius, ku-
riuose buvusieji kareiviai sa-
ko, kad jie turi 100000 Sau-
,tuvu il daugeli kulkasvaidziQ.
Jie tvirtina, kad iei miesto
valdzia ligi sekmadienio ne
pristatysianti reikalingo mai
sto, jie patys surasiq maistQ
Su ginklQ pagelba.
Neutraliai pasiuntimiai megi-
ma gelbeti.
Apverktinas sostin6je stovis
buvo nupasakotas visQ neu-
traliQ SaliQ il popeziaus dele
cato susirinkime. Miesto ma
joras Wesskerchner iSaiskino
susirinkusiems visa stow.
Tuojaus po to apie visa pra-
neSta neutrality SaliQ vyriausy-
b6ms il. Sventqjam T6vui Be
nediktui XIV.
Svedijos il Sveicarijos pa
siuntiniu deleguotu Pragon
pas GekQ-slovakq premjera
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12
Washington, gr. II.

Washington, gr. Il.
Plenuojama sutverti kongre-
Sc nauja komiteta, kurs nu.
statys uzmokeseius visiems
pastos departamento valdinin-
kams ir darbininkams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12

Brest, Prancuzija, gr. II.
Prancuzijojje viesi pref
dento dukte Margaret. Jinai
eia atkeliavo pasitiktp savo
tevo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-12

Christiania, or. II. = No
belio dovanp komitetas nu-
sprend6 Simet niekam neskirti
jokiQ dovanu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-16
bAGGED II BOCHES
IN A DAYS WORK
Lieut. Ballard Of Brooklyn Tells
How He Worked the
Trick.

New York, Aug Is Lieutenant John
Adams Ballard Of the Ninth | mted states
Infantry who captured seventeen bOchp>
and a machine gun in the american push
a,: July has arrived at ms home at 7}
Macon street, Brooklyn incidentally
he Is no longer a lieutenant. Gen. Pershing
having recognized has exploit bv making
him ,Sptaln He has also been recon-
mended Tor 4 decoration,
Il got ti1frn all right But it was a
matter of luck, ! guess With all the
big things that are being done over
there this figures up pretty small, he
said
The American forces were advancing,
and Capt Ballard noticed that his regi-
ment and another regiment 10 the left
were gradually being separated by wheat
fields
1t occurred to him that enemy troops
hidden IN these fields might prove trou-
blesome Accompanied by a runner. he
made his way through them and STUN
bled across two Germans They we're
made prisoner. A rife shot then tumbled
the runner to the ground, dead Bullets
zunmed by
Across the fields on each side of him
Capt. Ballard noted the two regiments
Stlil advancing. lie carried q rifle
officers In this war d0-and went ahead
II got two Of em-shot em. he re-
marked tersely, and the rest surrcn-
dered
But they didn't surrender as quickly
as that. When the American went for
ward t he saw the group of Germans IN u
shallow trench, supported by machine
gun. He kept coming, and as he did
first one and then another and another
stuck Up his arms and yelled "Kameradp
Swapping his voice ike whip, the
captain sent them backward to the rear
American lines on the run
Capt Ballard is 10 this country on
an instruction detail. lie will be- as
signed TO the National Army.
They fought like veterans" he said
referring 10 thirty-rine National Army
men with the Ninth Infantry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-16
GERMAN DEGENERACY
ST|RS BERLIN SYNOD.
Youth of Country Immoral and
Beyond Control. Church
men Declare.

Amsterdam, Aug Q The moral de
tcrioratlon of the German nation in con
sequence OF wartime trials is greatl,
| troubling clear-minded observers Of tn,
I, tatherland. The Lutheran Synod o.
| Berlin the other day called a special meet
| ing TO discuss how To deal with the dis.
solutc way Of tho thousands of young
munition workers, male and female who
hnhitually squander their high wages in
rlotous living and immortality II was
! agreed that most of the youth of the
| country seemed to be entirely beyond CON
| troll
| Much has already been written about
| the unsafcty of the public streets. and the
| general callous Indifference to the suffer
| lngs OF others. This seems to apply to the
whole of Germany
Every mans hand seems 10 be against
his nclphbor, the Cologne Gazette
dspairlngly exclaims. and il devotcs n
whole article to the intense if latent anger
Ot the popnacc nj the cxtortions To which
II is subjected by the unscrupulous meth
ods of tradcsmcn, who, in their turn are
made the victims Of deficient government
control and the usurious practices Of pro-
duccrS
Popular discomfort is famed bv an
nouncemcnts of extravagant profits such
as those made by meat firm which sup
phcs the army. II operated with n capital
OF a million marks and in one wear nettcd
II profit of 722, 63S marks.
Sarcastic comment abounds in respect
OF the newly rich who faunt their recently
acquired wealth in the faces Of their less
favored fellow citizens The vulrarian.
who NJ restaurant calls for three times
portion Of whatever is most cxpen-
slvc Is a standing type
Another feature ls the phenomenal
demand for real estate bv war proftccrs
whose aim is TO become lord of a manor =
The German TageszcitJng the other dav
contained no fewer than - advertise
mentS for country estates wanted NJ
once from 900 Ia 2. 800 acres. price no
object. although land has risen to double.
and some times treble, the value Of pre-
war times
All these things serve to cmbittcr tho
helpless poorer classes to a degree the
danger Of which has not escaped the at
'cntiun Of the powers, that be, rs witness
recent arrangements made at Munster,
Ncstphalia, where the service Of the
clergy has been enlisted by the official
war food department to keeping down the
growing popular discomfort over the food
difficulties
Even the Rhonish Wcstphalan Gazette.
which gives publicity 70 this interesting
ncce II news. expresses the fear that the
last few months preceding the harvest Will
he an exceedingly trying time and fer this
reason the war food department wishes
go remain IN constant touch with the MN
or clergy. 50 as to have the benefit Of
their observations among the people
With reference to this, the sociahstic
Norwaerts prophctically cxclaIms After
the war there will be only two camps
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-16
WAR SOBER|NG MEN
SAYS LLOYD GEORGE
A New Land Confronting Us;
What Manner of Country
Shall it Be ?"

London. Aug. l7.-"There is new
land confronting us, said Premier Lloyd
George IN a recent speech, What manner
of country it will be" he continued Twill
depend on how the war goes and on how
things 90 after the war.
Il am more confident today than
have ever been, and for reasons II would
not hc relevant for me To enter on at the
moment; but one of the latest reasons is
the impression made on me by the Amcri-
can troops | saw IN France They are
superb in material and in training. and in
the way they have borne themselves in
the trying conditions of battles they
have fought. ! found great spirit Of
confidence which Strengthens our CON
vlctlon of victory
The war has upset everything and
when il is over the falling back into nor
NAL conditions will he another disturb
ancc. There will be great social and
economic disturbance
There are two alternatives One is
that the war will have sobered the mill
ions who have passed through the fires
whether in France or in the anxictics at
home Their vision will have been broad
ened, their sympthy decpencd, their
outlook and purpose made clearer, frmcr
and more exalted There are millions
who have been in daily contact with
death, walking hourly over its trap doors
They have come into contact with verv
terrible realities. That is one view
The other is that there are millions
who for these years have endured privat-
ions discomfort, wrctChcdncss, as we'll
as pain and terror, and who have made up
their minds to have good time for the
rest OF their lives when it is over That j.
a very dangerous frame Of mind for q
nation 10 he in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-16
GOOD WORK BY CANADIANS.

With the Canadian Forces in France.
Thursday, Aug I5.-The Canadians cap
tured the village OF Paryillers, today, in an
operation which enabled them TO straIgh-
ten out their line IN that sector. Machine
guns and prisoners were taken The
latest report was that our troops were
holding the village and rc-inforcements
bave gone IN there in support against the
strong post the enemy has IN the vicinity
Enemy artillery activity indicates q
stiffening of resistance Hostile aircraft
have been considerably strengthened ia
all of this ATniens MontdidIer front.
About "a enemy divisions have been en-
gagged, including eleven fresh divisions
and two tired divisions from the enemy
reserve. The enemy has used up every
battalion OF two Of the four divisions
holding his line In front Of the Canadians,
those being the 10Th and the ll8th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-16
SHOE COLORS ONLY THREE.
Black and Two Shades Of Brown All
the Government Perments.

Washington, Aug. l5-Thc War
Industries Board has notified tanners
that IT would insist on its ruling that
the only permissible colors for the tan
ners to make and shoe manufacturers 10
cut after Oct |, exclusive of black,
would he n medium and dark shade of
brown and tan Other colors will not
be permitted The following notice was
sent out:
Reports continue To come to this Of
fee to the effect that field mouse and
field mouse brown are permissible
colors for the tanner to make and the
shoe manufactures TO cut after Oct. |.
"This is absolutely contrary To the
rulings of the War Industries Board.
which has provided distinctly that me
dunn shade of brown and tan and dark
shade of brown and tan arc the only
colors that will be permitted, and it has
actually gone so far as to send out sam
pies of those shades to the tanners.
The War Industries Board looks to
the entire industry to live up to these
regulations, both IN spirit and in fact.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-16
Maryland Has Plan To Avert Damage to
the State Roads.

Baltimore, Md, Aug. l6.--As result
, Of n conference between Motor Vehicle
! Commissioner Baughman, Chairman
Iouck, of the State Roads Commission
and Assistant Attorney General Pcrlman
"A plan has been mapped out for handling
the foreign truck situation. Serious dam
age has been done by such machines to
the State roads Under the law II will
not bc possible to require all foreign
trucks coming into this State 10 take out
Maryland licenses
The reciprocity clause Of the law
stands in the way, but it will bc possible
To make all trucks conform to the Mary
land law with regard to size and weight
OF load 1t will be possible also To re-
strict the stay in Maryland of foreign
trucks to the time Maryland machines
are allowed to remain in other states
without the payment of license Zee.
In other words, the Maryland reciprocity
law grants only such privileges to the
machines OF other States rs those States
grant to Maryland machines
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-16
WILL RESTRICT TRUCKS.

war profitccrs and out-and-out social
igfs -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-16
SHIP FILTERS TO MEET.

Arrangements are being made for a
convention Of the United Shipftters
Protective Association to be held on this
city August 81 to September 3, and the
convention will be attended BY about
twenty-five delegates representing unions
from Bath, Me, to Tampa, Fla The
sessions may be held in the Odd Fellows
Hall, although this has not be endefi-
nitely decided
The association which has about
400 members in this city, is not identified
with the A. f. of L., but it is announced
that one Of the objects is to receive
recognition from the federation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-16
The Coat Makes the Man

IT is odd how ones clothes react on
ones mentality be observed one even
ing
Now, when I'm wearing business
suit I'm all business; when I'm in evening
dress social matters occupy my attention;
and when I'm in golf togs ! don't think
Of anything but the game
Yes" querled his listener And
suppose when you take bath your mind
Is an utter blank Harper's Magazine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-16
Horse Hides Burned.

The Neccacoe Fire Company was
called on still alarm to the p. and X
Railroad, near Richardson Park at II 80
last night, where a truck load of horse
hides from the i. Blumenthal and Com
paDy was on fire The hides were being
lInloaded from one of the railroad cars
into the truck when the engine, because
Of an excess of gas caught on fire. The
entire load of hides and truck were de-
stroyed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-16
LIEUT.. BULLITT KILLED

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia. Aug I6. Lieutenant
Richard S. Bullitt was killed in action IN
France in the fighting Of July 10.
Word to this effect was received TODAY
by the soldiers father, Logan VI Bullitt.
a widely known attorney Of this citv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-16
Inventions Needed.

salt and pepper castcr that will cast
Tires that wont puncture, at the price
of tires that will.
OIL stove that wont smudge.
Battery that wont run out nights
4 referendum that will vox populi
without Bolsheviking Richmond Times
Dispatch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-16

Mems Genuine Porosknit Underwear
that always sells for 81 garnent-Sl q
suit at O'DonncIIs Midsummer Clearance
-3l3-3I5 Market street ADV
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-03
I'm ThRU-EMzA"
GERM MAKES
DEBUT

The following Is q clipping from
the ARC Rays Of the Red Cross and
perhaps applies to every chapter and
branch in the country. It is to be
hoped that the Cache County chap
ter will be able to kill this germ at
once:
with the cessation Of hostilities
the Red Cross Is called upon to COM
bat . new epidemic, originating this
time within it's own ranks The af-
Fiction is known as "l'm-thrc en-
"a"
The initial symptom 10 q seuse Of
lassitude--a feeling Of What's tic
user It's all over. Why should I
work. Steps are being taken to iso.
late the germ-also those WHO are
carrying It.
The epidemic 10 not widespread .
nevertheless an effort is being mad
to stem its advance.
Cold feet is q marked symptom
Another indication OF the presen SC
Of the germ is forgetfulness (thal
the boys are still over there.)
THE victim, as a rule, cannot con
centrate the mind Con knitting,)
The sight becomes impaired (can'
see to sew)
THE cars become affected (can'
hear the appeals of hundreds o
thousands of refugees who must b,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-03

brought to Berlin by two OF his suite
who recently went to tho German
capital for the ostensible purpose OF
taking the wife OF the former emper-
or to Amerongen. Holland.
Lieut.. DR.. Gustv Krupp Won Bob.
len is said to have been In control
Of the financial arrangements. Field
Marshal Won Mackensen is reported
to have attempted to induce Field
Marshal Won Hindenberg to Joint.
but the latter refused, saying he in
tended to retire after the demobiii-
zation Of the army.
The whole Prussian court. It is
stated. was in sympathy with the
Plotters and Il is said that Prince
Won Bsulow and Dr. Georg Michaelh
former imperial chancellor. had pro-
missed to help. The plan was to Or
ganize o provisional government I'M
der Field Marshal Won Maskensen or
some other military leader and then
urge william Hohenzoilern to re-
turn Isafan
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-03
JEWS ARE THE VICTIMS OF
POLAND's CIVIL WAR

VIENNA, Dec. 27.-Hundreds are
homeless at Lsmberg as the result
Of pogroms against the Jews in that
city. 1t is reported that many peo-
ple have been killed or wounded and
wholesale footing has taken place.
The troubel is said to be extending
west Of Jaroslav and south of Dro-
hobycs. or well as to many towns la
western and eastern Galicia.
Jewish reports say that the dis
orders were the outcome of an ef-
fort to prevent the Jews from carry
ing out the principles of self deter
: mination according to President Will
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-12-03

clothed, fed and housed)
Heart doesn't beat as II used to-
and in advanced stage that organ APP
parently turns to stone
"A vaccine consisting Of equal
parts OF tincture OF 1-won't-Quit and
Red Cross spirits, a dash of patriot
ism and peck OF pep Is effective"