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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
VOKIETIJA LAUKIA LAI-
KINGS SANTAIKOS
SALYGQ.
Priesinasi tu salygQ pa
diktavimui.

Basle, sveiracija, spal. 26.
- Anot vokieGiQ laikrascio
Frankfurt Zeitung, Vokietijos
kares kabinetas svarste pre-
zidento Wilsono pastarajl at
sakyma taikos reikalais.
Nutarta dabar neduoti at
sakymo, bet palaukti, kokias
talkininkai pastatys laikinos
santaikos salygas.
Kaikurie vokieeiu laikras-
Giai aStriais zodziais atsiliepia
apie atsakyma. Sake, kad
Vokietija negali priimti dix
tuojamq laikinos santaikos
salygQ.
Koelnische zeitung prezi-
dento Wilsono statomus rel
kalavimus pavadina "arogan-
tiSkais". =.
Reichstagas tur6jo posedi,,
kuomet gauta prezidento VII;
sono atsakymas. Pos6dis tue;
jaus pertraukta. Reichstago
atskirios atstovu grupes tuo-
jaus eme skyrium svarstyti
atsakyma.
Pareina ziniu, kad visoj
Vokietijoj pakile dideli zmo=
niu nerimavimai. Visur emo
mes kelia demonstracijas, riau-
Ses. Ir visur reikalauja kuo-
veikiausios taikos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
VOKIETIJA ATSAKYS
AMFRIKAI.
Nusprende atsakyti kaizerio
taryba.

Copenhagen, spal. 2S.-Ber-
lyno dienraStis Lokal Anzei,
ger prane$a, jogei Vokietija
prezidentu WiIsOnui i jo pa.
starqjq notq atsakys taip vel,
kiai, kaip tik bus galima tai
padaryti.
KaraliSkoji taryma, pirmi,
ninkaujant paciam kaizeriui
per keliaS valandas tur6jo po,
stdi, kuriame svarst6 apie
prezidentO WilsOno nOtq.
Pagaliaus nusprend6 kuo.
veikiausiai Guoti atsakyma
Atsakymo turinys nera Zinc.
mas. Tx lzinoma, kad at.
sakyme nebus pamin6ta Vo.
kietijos konstitucijoje ruoSia
mos atmainos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
DideIeS DelnOnStraCiiOS
Ungariijjojje
Vokietija AtsakYs Wlsonui
AmerikOnai paeme nelais-
ven 10000 vokieCi4
PER MENESI PAEME 20
900 NELAISVIU.
zinios is kitu kares frontu.

AmerikoniSkas Frontas, sp
%. - Pirmoji amerikoniSka
armija sujungtomis speko-
mis- pasekmingai veikia prizes
vokieGius. Panaikino j visa
vokieciQ artilerijq, kuri nuo-
lat grumojo amerikoniSkoms
Unions.
Per m6nesi veikimo ameri-
konai atliko tai, kad 10000
vokieGiQ praSalino is kares
lauko. Is tn 10000 vokieciq
paimta nelaiSv6n.
Prancuzu Frontas. - Pran-
cuzai nuolat varosi pirmyn vi
su frontu - nuO Valencien-
nesss iai Chateau Pareien.
Daugeli miestQ If miesteliQ
patmt. Ir per praeitas kelias
dienas pa6m6 nelaisv6n apie
1900 vokieciQ.
Anglu Frontas. - Anglai
nuolat progresuoja aplink Va
IcncienneS. Jie grumoja di-
del6ms vokieGiQ koliumnoms
atkirtimu. Londone mano-
ma, kad tenai anglQ veiki-
mas privers vokiecius atsime-
sti Mons arba ir toliaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
TUKSTANCIAI zM0NIU
REIKALAUJA TAIKOS.
DEMONSTRATORS dalyVauja ir
oficieriai.

Copenhagen, spal. 20.-Pra-
eta penktadicni UngarijoS
soStin1je BudapeSte ivyko iii,
deliauSioS gyventojQ demons,
uaciioS. Sale parlamento bu-
Sto SuSirinkO tukStanGiai
zmoniQ If tenai atlaike mass
mitingQ. PaSakyta daug kal-
bU. Reikalauta kuoveikiau-
SioS taikOS.
DemonStracijoSe dalyvavo
ir keIi Simtai oticieriQ is nu-
garQ armijoS. DidolE- SumiSi-
mai neivyko. nr> roIiciia ne
paSirodG.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
UNGARIJA ATSKIRIAI
TAIKINSIS.
Taikai shriama lapkr. l d.

Londonas, spal.. 26. : Un-
garijos ministeriu kabinetas
su premjeru Wekerle nuvers-
tas. Premjeru paskirtas gra-
fas A. Apponyi.
Ungarijos vyriausybe da-
bar darbuojasi uz taika. Wy
riausybe padare sutarti su
armija, kuri siandie kariauja
Austrijos reikalais. Ungarp
armija sutiko lapkrieio l d.
pertraukti muSius kares from
tuose.
Tuo metu vyriausybe pasi-
darbuos padaryti atsliria
taika su talkininkais.
Suprantama, kuomet unga-
rq armija pertrauks musius,
tuomet ir austrq armijai ne
bus isrokavimo tolesniai ka-.
riauti. Austria bus privers-
ia pasiduoti.
Kaip Austria, taip Ungari-
ja yra priverstos taikinties.
Mes kitaip vienur il kitur ga
Ii pakilti revoliucija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
TURKIJA NORI PASI-
DUOTI.

Londonas, SpaI. 2S. - Ana
dicnQ tmzQ paSiuntinys Svei-
carijoje mgIQ il prancuzQ pa
SiumtiniamS indavG taikoS rel
kalavimQ, pra$ydamaS, kad
tQ reiIlaIavimQ paSiuntiniai
paSiQStQ Savo vyriausyh6mS.
TurkQ notoje be kitko pa
Sakyta, kad Turkija paSiduo-
danti. TeGiau Sta zinia kol-
kaS oficijaIiai nepatvirtinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
MANOMA TURKAI PA
SIDUOS.

Washington, spal. 2S.-Cio-
mai neturima jokiQ officially
ziniu. kas Siandie veikiasi
Austrijoje-U -Ungarijoje ir Tur-
kijoje. o teciau visoliQ gan
dQ yra labai daug.
Bet Gia nei kick neabejOja-
ma, kad Tmkija ilgai stove
tQ kar6je. Cia kas valanda
Iaukiama praneSimo apie Tur,
kijos paSidavima talkinin-
kamS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
PALIUosUoJA PoLITIs-
KUOSIUS.

Washington, spal. 26.-Vo-
kieciai pradejo paliuosuoti uz-
imtoj Belgijoj politiskuosius
prasizengelius belgus. Nepa-
liuosuojami tik militariniai
prasizengeliai. -.
Paliuosuota ir Brusselio
burgomasteris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
PERzvALCA KARES .ST0v|O vAkARU FRONTE

Naujoji linija tuomet eitq
laikinq santaika, ty. ginkiQ
padejima.
nuo Olandijos rubeziQ, netoli
Maastricht, per Liege, Namur.
Dinant il Mezieres, paskul
maz-daug kaip dabar per Metz
ir Strassburg, pagaliaus ISL
gai Rhine lig Sveicarijos.
Toji linija butQ apie $40
myliQ ilga, arba $50 myllp
trumpesn6 uz dabartine.
Metz butu svarbiausia vieta.
Tarpe tos linijos ir Vokie-
tijos rubeziQ randasi, daiys
Belgijos, Prancuzijos, Lorrai-
nos ir visas Luxembourg. Tos
vietos butu kovos laukas. Mes
vokieGiai ligi paskutin6s va-
landos nori apsaugoti savo sa-
Ii nuo sunailinimo, nuo kares
baisenybiu.
Situos daleidimus, rodos.
jau patvirtina Paryziuje gau-
ia zinia, kad vokieGiai iSlailes
jau pasitraukia is Alzaso. Vi
sol Belgijoj dabar vokieGiai
reikalauja, kad belgu civii6 II
baznytin6 valdzios pagelbetQ
palaikyti tvarkq jiems past
traukus.
Patmimas Ostende, Brug-
ges il Lille padar6 tai, kad
Belgiios pajuris jau paliuosuo-
tas nuo vokieciu. Tallininku
armiju kairysis sparnas dabar
atsiremia j Olahdija. Milzinis-
kas vokieGiu atsimetimas Elan
drijoj ir faktas, kad dabar vv-
kieGiQ linija atsiremia j Metz,
aiSkina stiprQ jQ prieSinima-
81 amerikonams Champagne
apskrityj, kur butu gaiima
laukti didelio vOkieGiams smu-
gio. .'...
Prizes Metz veikia ameriko-
mai. Jei Site smarkiau pasiva-
rytQ, tuomet butQ sugadintl
visi voEieciu plenai.
.Balkanuose talkininkai jar
kuoue baigia uzimti Serbia,
Albanijq ir smarkiai varosi
ant Cernogorijos. Prancuzai
,jau pasieke DunojQ ir in6jo
Rumunijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28

+ krito Donai ir talkininkai is
ten pasivare j Valenciehnes
apylinkes, kur dabar seka bal
siausi musiai.
Labjaus j Pietus, gi vaka-
ruose nuq LIE Cateau, talkinin-
kQ linija ieina puslankiu
vokieciQ linijas. Tenai, Siau-
riuose ir pietuose nuo lie Ca
teau, vokieciai su visu paSell-
mu ginasi, nor6dami sulaikyti
talkininkQ briovimasi, nes to-
lesnis jQ ten progresavimas
padarytl labai didele intaka j
visa vokieciQ linijq. Keturias-
deSimts myliQ ilgam fronte, sa
koma, vokieciai sutrauke net
40 divizijQ, noredami butinai
pasilaikyti vietoje. .Rytuose
nuo st. Quentin ir La Fere
turime vokieGiQ linijQ puslan-
ki, atsiremianti j Ribemont,
gi is ten muSiQ linija eina !
Rethel, Vouzieres, Dun.
S1narkiai veikia amerikonai.
Tas, kas veikiasi Siauriuose
nuo Vouzieres, sulygintinal
trumpam fronte, nepaminima
plaGiau kar6s praneslmuose.
Bet tas gall tur6ti labai svar-
biq reikSme. Tenai prancuzai
su amerikonais, pereje upe
Aisne, trijQ myliQ frontu pra-
d6jo apsupti miSkuotas kalvas,
susijungianCias su Argonne
miSku. Pasivarymas pirmy1:
nors pcnkias mylas prasallns
vokieGius nuo tn kalvQ ir tuo-
met talkininkai gales liuosai
pulties nat MOntmede. Tarpc
Argome IL Meuse prizes ame-
rikonus stow geriausia prusu
kariuomeni, kad sulaikvti anne
rikonQ pazangiavima!:
Vokieciai gall atsimesti ant
Rhine linijos.
Yra svarbiQ priezasciQ me-
nyti, kad vokieciQ generals
stabas negal6s nustatyti savo
sekancios apsiginimo liniJos,
kol jo armijos neatsimes ] Mer
Sc ir Rhine. Jei kokie netik6
ii atsitikimai Vokietijoje ne-
prasa1ins valdzios vietos mi
litarines kastos il nepabaigs
kar6s, kas yra beveik negali-
ma, tai vokieciai, kad pasiek-
ii savo naujas linijas, bus prl-
versti visai pasitrauktl IS
Prancuzijos, is didesnes dalies
Belgijos, is visos Alzaso pro
vinciios, is dalies Lorraine If
is miestu Ghent, Antverpeno,
Malines ir Brusselio. II jei
tas ivyktq, tai netektu zemiQ,
kurias ju kanclieris, princas
Maximilijanas, megtno panar-
doti, kaipo masala, kad gautl
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
zUVo 34S zMoNES.

Seattle, Wash, spal. %. -
Alaskos pakraSciuose audra
sudauz6 garlaivi Princess So
phia. Su laivu zuvo 343 Emo
n6s. Siaut6 audra su sniegu
If pagelba nebuvo ,galima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
BLOGAI SU VOKIETIJOS
FINANSAIS.

Amsterdam, spaliQ %. -
Blogiausias daiktas Siandie
Vokietjoie - tai prastas fl
nansinis stovis. zmon6s is
bankQ iStraukia paskutinius
savo pinigus. Daugelis ban
ku lures uzdaryti savo duris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
Vokietija laukia laikinos
santaikos salyg4
Tx VIENI ANGLAI PA
EME 5000 NELA1sV1U.
Pc kelias mylias pasivare
pirmyn.

Londonas, spaliu 26. = AS
tuoniasdeSimts myliu frontu,
nuo Disc ligi Vouziers apylin-
kin, talkininku armijos sesio-
sc atskirose vietose laimejo
muSius ir po kelias mylias
pasivare pirmyn, truskinda-
mos stiprias vokiecip pozici-
jas. 49,.
Kiekvienoj vietoj visam il
gam fronte, anot pranesimo is
Paryziaus, talkininkai gavo
virSQ, paeme suvirs 1000
nelaisviQ, daugeli armotQ ir
kares medziagos.
Kuomet prancuzai su anne
rikonais truskina vokieGius
Prancuzijoje, tue paeiu laiku
anglai uzduoda vokieGiams
smugi aplink Belgijos rube-
zius.
Tenai anglai SUI amerikonQ
pagelba pazangiuoja, neziu-
rint paS6liausio vokieciu pa>i-
priesinimo.
FieldmarSalas Haig prare-
Sa, kad anglai uzeme Valen-
ciennes : lie Quesnoy geie-
zinkeli per septynias nyliaF
nuo Quesnoy ligi Maing.
FieldmarSalas Haig taip-
pat paskelb6, kad vakar ir
uzvakar ten anglai su ameri-
konq pagelba paeme daugian
kaip 5000 nelaisviQ ir dau-
giau kaip $50 armotq.
Anglai varosi ant Quesuoy,
kurs yra vienatine stipri vo-
kieGiu tvirtove tarpe anglq ir
Maubeuge.
Gi prancuzai pasivare pir-
myn siaurrytuose nuo Loan.
Ten prancuzams gelbsti mil
ziniskos amerikonQ armotos,
su kuriomis apSaudoma uzpa-
kaliniai vokieciQ linijQ plotal
ir tue budu naikinama jiems
komunikacija.
Prancuzai, varydamiesi pir-
myn paeme daugeli miestp.s
Paeme kellS tukStanelus ne
laisviQ.
I Disc klonius vokieeiai
prizes talkininkus sutraukia
skaitlingas kariuomenes, kad
briaujan6iuosius butinai su-
laikyti.
Tenai laukiami tad paslbai-
setini musiai, mes talkinin-
kai nesustos pirmyn varesis.
AmerikonQ fronte, siauriuo-
Sc nuo Verduno, pakile neri-
mavimai. Spejama, kad 3e-
mai bus pradeta miKiniska
ofensyva, kad suskaldyti vo-
kieGiu visas apsiginimo lini-
las.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28

VakarQ fronte nuotlAal Sc,
ka labai greitai pirmyn. Has
siandie yra skaitoma naujau-
sioji zinia, rytoj tas jau pa
mirstama. Mes seka tuojaus
naujesnes zinios. Paemimas ko
kio nors miesto nedaro didello
ispudzio. Gi pa6mimas koklQ
nors vietoviu, apie kurias Sc
niau kuoplaciausia buvo raso-
ma, Siandie tik Siaip sau ka-
res raportuose paminimas,
kaipo atliktas faktas.
Talkininku armijos pastaro-
mis- dienomis ypaG toll pasiva-
re Belgijoje ir sitos didelius
plotus paliuosavo nuo vokiec1p
baudziavos. MuSiu inija labai
ilgas laikas buvo atsir3musi
iures, ties Nieuport. Siandle
gi jau nera vokieGiu Belgijos
pajuryj. Ostend ir Zeebrugge,
kur vokieGiai turejo savo mar
dancioms laivems prieglaudas,
teko talkininkams.
VokieGiai sunaikino viso-
kius ten kares pataisymus, kol
buvo priversti apleisti tuos
miestus. Kuomet Nbelgai in4Jo
i Zeebrugge, atrado pakraS-
GiQ batarejas' suskaldytas II
kelis laivuS nuskandintus. Pa
imta IL Bruges. Ir tenai atras-
ia sunaikinti dokai, kuriuose
buvo taisomos nardancios lai-
yes ir kontrtorpediniai LAVAL.
Andai buvo pranesta, kad
talkininku kariuomenes pasls-
tune pirmyn net ligi Ghenc.
Vokieciai traukiasi 'atgal liuo-
sa valia. Ir tOdel mazai nelais-
viu panama. Visuose ten vel
kimuose talkininkams teko a.
pie 10000 nelaisviQ. $4,000 vc-
kieciQ buvo priversti pereiti
Olandijos rubeziu. -
Karininkai zinovai tvirtina,
kad negalima perdaug tik6tles
taikos del vokieciQ nusilpn6jl-
mo. Vokieciai dar nesumuSti.
Gil atsimeta atgal CANA suma-
ningai.
Vokieciai visur ginasi.
Neziurint blogo ORC, talki-
ninku armijosFlandrijoje mar
Suoja ant Journal. PraeitOs
savaites pradzioje paimta mics
tas Lille, turintis suvirS 2O0,-
900 gyventojQ. Tai labai sva--
bus pramoninis miestas. Vo-
kieciai jo nesunaikino, kuomet
talkininkai pagrmmojo, jog uz
Lille sunaikinima bus subom-
barduotas vokieciQ miestas
Frankfurt.
Talkininkams taippat teko
miestai Tourcoing ir Rou-
baix, kurie su Lille yra kaipir
pramoninis blokas. Toliaus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
ITALAI NEToLI SOFIJos.

Londonas, spal. %. - TIA
lijos raitarija pasieke Bulga-
rios rubeziQ netoli Egri Pa
lanka. Nuo tos vietos ligi
sostin6s Sofijos yra tik SO
myliQ. =
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28
ITALIANS GELBSTT
ALBANIA.

Rymas, spal. %. = Cia Off
cijaliai pranesama, kad italai
Albanijoje varosi pirmyn. Te-
mai kalnuota Sails, be tinka-
mq keliQ. Todel pasiskubi-
nimas negalimas.
PraneSama, kad Italians vi
sur gelbsti albanai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-28

Washington, spal. Is. =
Suv. Valstijos dar $9,000,00O
daugiau paskolijo Belgijai.
The Winslow mail., 1918-03-15
Ezekiel Advised "War Bread. "

''War bread" is far from being
a new measure to conserve food
resources. The Children of Is
rael, when defending Jerusalem
against siege, were advised by
Ezekiel to utilize every possible
means for supplementing their
wheat supplies and that was
more than 2400 years ago. A
writer has revived Ezekiels re-
cipe in the following article:
A thirteenth century commen-
tator, David Kimchi, drew atten-
tion to the verse in Ezekiel which
said, Take thou also unto thee
wheat, and barley, and beans,
and lentiIs, and millet, and fit
ches, and put them in one vessel,
and make thee bread thereof. "
"The prophet, commented
David Kimchi, thus warns the
disobedient Children of Israel
that, during the siege Of Jerusa-
lem, they will no longer be able
to make their bread with pure
wheat, but they will have to mix
with it all kinds of grain and
vegetables with which flour is
not made unless extreme need
makes it necessary to do So"
Whatever Ezekiel may have
meant by his advice to the Chill
dren of Israel, he furnished a
recipe for war bread which is
pretty certainly the oldest extant
in the world. David Kimchi's S
comment is 700 years old, and
Ezekiel wrote 100 years before
Kimchi.
From the explosive country
village in New Jersey, where
munition plants are blown sky
ward by diligent 'pacifst," to
the rolling plains of Arizona, with
their bucking bronchos and bow
legged citizens, was the theatri-
cally termed Jump" taken by
Douglas Fairbanks recently.
Upon the completion of I'm
Again, Out Again." the ever
smiling Douglas packed bag and
baggage and set out for the West
to appear in ''Wild and Woolly"
in accordance with his rule of
screening a picture in whatever
locality the story calls for. The
new Fairbanks offering bids fair
to over Fairbanks anything yet
screened and will be released in
this city by Aircraft Pictures
next Sunday for a matinee and
evening performance.
The Winslow mail., 1918-03-15
Advertised Letter List for Week
ending March Is, 1918.

CIIUIIIS 1VA0HNIK 1O9 TO-
AMERICANS:
J L Albert E R Burke
Bill Crane Laura Dorm
Thos Dornsday John Edwards
Mrs Nellie Jacobs 2 Mrs Mescall
Tom Moore l. Perkins
Marks Schatt Lee Shields
Fred Starr Ed Tired
Miss Gertrude Wilson
MEXICANS:
Mrs c Chavez E G Gutierrez
Pedro Chaparro Predro Gonsalez
Cacinira Manfor Juan Martinez
Rafael Lopez Guadalupe A de Martinez
Miealla Mesa Miquilla Mesa
Apolonia Madna Merced Meneosa
Sra Alexandra Nunes Pasacal Refs
Guadalupe Navarrete 2 Refugio Rodriguez
Thomas TorreSdey Marcelina Zesnia
Alcondio SantillaneS Jose TrujiIlo
The Winslow mail., 1918-03-15

II EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
X Bank of Winslow, at Winsow. in the State
of Arizona, at the close of business Mar.
4th 1918
The Winslow mail., 1918-03-15

Cedar posts for sale. The ].
c.. Moore Furniture Co.
The Winslow Market is the
place to buy your green fruit and
vegetables.
The Winslow mail., 1918-03-15
Notice of Primary Election.

Notice is hereby given that a
primary will be held, under the
provisions of the statutes, on
Monday, April 8, 1918, for the
purpose of placing in nomination
candidates to fill the Offices of
city councilmen.
c. V. SMITH, Mayor.
w. j. Crozier, City Clerk.
The Winslow mail., 1918-03-15

n EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
X Arizona State Bank at Wnslow in tie
State of Arizona, at the close of business
March a, 1918.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-11-06
TAKE NO ADVANTAGE OF FOE
Feudists In Italy and South America
Display Sense of chivaIry That
ls Remarkable.

Before one can truly realize the ter
rible depravity to which human nature
can occasionally descend one has to
obtain just an inkling into that horror
Of horrors known by the name "ven-
detta." The misery, the suffering. the
fear sometimes engendered by these
awful feuds 1t Is impossible to paint
In language too denunciatory, observes
a writer in London Answers.
A gentleman not long returned from
South America described the other day
the end Of vendetta he once had the
misfortune to witness in the Boca Cow
est quarter) Of Buenos Aires. The an
tagonists had their knives strapped to
their hands so that the weapons could
not possibly drop from their fingers.
however badly injured they became.
Before the police had separated them
one Of the luckless combatants had re-
ceiyed no less than II wounds. On be-
ing examined ut was discovered that
this individual had O loaded revolver
in his belt.
"WhYcYcr did you not us" your fire
armY' asked the prefcCt 0f police.
"No; It was u fight with liulYes," OK
planned the other, wi')l gasp, and the
next InOment he s&uk unconscious to
the ground.
In Naples, where warning Of n ven
delta Is almost invariably given In
private, member Of the Camorra Is
sometimes called in to settle dispute,
and in this way occasionally what
might otherwise have been brutal
feud ends In the chlnk Of glasses at a
sumptuous banquet. IF CamOrrist
meets his death Mt the hands Of foe
it becomes the bounden duty of some
other member Of the Camorra to
ably given to the relatives Of the de-
ceased that 1t is absolutely unneces-
sary for them to take any steps in the
matter whatever.
In Naples. curlously enough, the sym.
pathy Of the people Is much more with
the murderer in these cases than with
the victim, judging that If he had had
no grievance the former would never
have barred his blade; and it is quite
surprising how far people are prepared
to 60 III order to protect him from the
police.
It Is an unwritten law among the
hot-blooded races among whom the
vendetta still exists that. in an open
street fight, no adversary must be as
sailed with knife until he has had
time to uncl9sp his own.
Not the least extraordinary feature
Of several Of the vendettas is the re-
fusal on the part Of It's dying Victims
to disclose the name Of those who have
mortally wounded them.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-11-06
IT SHOULD MAKE
A MILLION FOR HIM.
Cincinnati Man Discovers Drug that
I.oosens COrns SO they Lift Out.

Good news spreads rapidly, and
druggists here are kept busy dispens
ing freezone, the recent discovery of
a Cincinnati man, which Is said to
loosen any corn so it lifts out with
the fingers.
A quarter Of an ounce costs very
little at any store which handles
drugs, but this Is said to be sufficient
to rid ones feet Of every hard or soft
corn or calluS.
You apply just few drops on the
tender, aching corn or toughened
oallus, and instantly the soreness is
relieved, and soon the corn or callus
is so shriveled that 1t lifts out with
out pain. 1t is a>.sticky substance,
which dries when applied, and never
infiames or even irritatcs the sur
rounding skin.
This discovery will prevent thou
sands Of deaths from lockjaw and in
lection heretofore resulting from the
suicidal habit Of cutting corns.-adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-11-06
How's This u?

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Medicine. @
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been
taken by catarrh sufferers for the
past 35 years, and has become known
as the most reliable remedy for ca
tarrh. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts
through the blood on the mucous
surfaces, expelling the poison from
the blood and healing the diseased
portions. S,
After you have taken Halls Ca
tarrh Medicine for short time you
Will see great Improvement in your
general health. start taking Halls
Catarrh Medicine at once and get rid
of catarrh. Send for testimonials,
free. f. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.--!Adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-11-06
Cub Bear Caused Excitement.

A cub bear, about ten months old,
caused much excitement at Moose
Lake, biirin., the other day when 1t
walked into town and scratched at the
back door Of local restaurant. The
cook thought 1t was the owners dog.
Her discovery that it was not began a
series Of activities in the kitchen
which could have been equaled only
by the bursting Of a high explosive
shell. When the cause Of the disturb.
ance was learned the men Of the town
formed an escort and drove the cub
back to It's haunts. Bears are pro-
tected by law and for that reason It
was not killed.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-11-06
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10 RED CROSS NOTES. j.
Walllallu Branch.
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In regard to the use of stars on
the service flags the following may be
OF interest The information was
compiled and sent out by the Wo-
mans Committee, National Council
OF Defense:
The stars-blue, gold and silver:
A blue star is used to represent
each person, man or woman, in the
military or naval service Of the Uni
ted States. Several methods have
been suggested for representation Of
those invalided, wounded or killed
in service. The following is believed
to state the concensuS OF opinion
and accepted usage:
For those killed in action a gold
star will be substituted for blue
star, or superimp0sed Oh it in such
manner as to entirely cover it. The
idea Of the gold star is that the
honor and glory accorded to the
person for his supreme sacrifice in
Offering up for his country his last
full measure Of DEVOTION" and the
pride Of the family in it, rather than
the sense of personal loss, which
would be represented by mourn
ing symbol, even though white were
TO he used instead OF black. For
star will be substituted for the blue
$kar or supcrimpoSod on it in such
manner AS to entirely cover it. The
use of the star in this manner would
be limited to those entitled to the
wound chevron, which is awarded to
those receiving wounds in action
with the enemy or disabled BY a gas
attack. necessitating treatment by a
medical officer.
Christmas boxes to be used in send
ing things to the soldiers abroad have
been received at the Red Cross
rooms Of the Walhalla Branch, and
any one wanting to procure a box
can 40 so by applying at the rooms
OF the local branch. The rooms are
open Friday and Saturday Of each
week from to o'clock.
Mrs. J. A. Steck,
Chairman Publicity Com.
Walhalla Branch