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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15
Chicago Convicts Southern Woman
 of Manslaughter

Chicago, July 14-Mrs. Vera Ire pagnier, a widow of New Orleans, on trial before Judge Brentano in the criminal court, charged with the mur- der of Paul Frederick Volland pub fisher, tonight was found guilty of manslaughter.
 Mrs. Tepagnier, who is 60 years old, is on of the few women to be convicted in Chicago for killing man in the last several years. Mrs. Ire pagnier charged that Volland had re- fused to settle with her for publica- tion of a likeness of George Washing ton, and during an altercation over the miniature original, she shot him, at his office. The state did not ask the death penalty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15
STUTTGART BUILDS APARTMENT 10 AID
 HOUSING PROBLEM
Circuit Court Term Opens Stuttgart Team Beats Hazen
 Other Stuttgart Items.
Especial to The Graphic,

l
 Stuttgart, July 14.-Work has started on the Wood appartment house, which will be one of the most modern and well equipped buildings of it's kind in the state. It will contain four-room apart ments, each equipped with steam heat and running water. This building will assist in the solving of housing conditions here. For the past year Stuttgart has lost many very desir- able citizens on account of the lack of sufficient residences to accommodate l the large number of people who are moving here from other sections.
 Circuit court for the northern dis trict of Arkansas county convened here today, Judge w. B. Sorrells pre- siding.
 Judge Sorrells addressed the young men of Stuttgart at the South Metho- dist church Sunday evening. The , judge is forceful speaker and his talk was enthusiastically received by the large audience.
 The baseball game between Stutt- gart and Hagen Sunday afternoon re- suited in the defeat of Hazen, by a score of II to 10. The lne-ups are as follows:
 l Stuttgart-Hagan, P. and L. F.; ] Doty, 3B; Maynard, s. S.; Edwards i C.; Martin, c. F.; Dillon. 2 B.. Koonce, B.; Lauhon, R. F.; Hudgens ! F.; McAllister, L. F.
 J,,, R E IpO, L. F.: Criggin, 3 B.; J. Aycock, 1 B.. !, Whitby, C.: c. Aycock, s. S.; Screeton 2. B.; Sims, c. F.; Perry, P.; Sims ] P.
 Joe Selig of Pine Bluff spent Sun day with his parents in Stuttgart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15
Flood of Wheat is
 Reaching Markets

New York, July 14.-The weekly bulletin of the United States Grain corporation, issued tonight, showed that receipts of wheat from farms for the week ending July were 4,9SS ,OOO ussels as compared with 2,579,000 ushels the previous week.
 Flour produced the week ending July 4, was 1,143,000 arrels against 1,525,O0 arrels the previous week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

The plumbing contract on the new residence of R. Carnahan, which is now in the process of construction on South Laurel street, has been award ed to Robinson Brothers. The con- tract will amount to approximately $8,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

buy a house and lot from very desirable locations: 900 West Twentieth.
 1914 Main Street.
 1923 Main Street.
 1305' West Sixth Avenue. 1920 West Fifth Avenue. 1419 West Fifth Avenue. 616 Linen Street.
 802 Poplar Street. ', Vacant lots Twenty-fourti den; and Twenty-slxth. den; also 1900 West E Five-room house and 2O| Dollarway; part cash, you like. Rutherford Park Addition derness & Seynard Ad1
 TERMS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15
LocnZR1c&

Harry Mcintyre spent the week end with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Mcintyre. Young Mcintyre is hold ing lumber position at Crossett.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15
FREE TRADE CAM

London, June 12.-A ad o' campaign is being wageu wage speakers are II. H. Asq A Prime Minister, Lora mans Beauchamp and Sir D0n1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

F. Lee Fox who has been i'll for several days, is now able to be out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

Dan Rutledge, cotton man of Hous- ton, is in the city for visit with friends and relatives. He is a former Pine Bluff resident.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

Elliott RaPland, sons of MT. and Mrs. Frank Ragland. are in Alabama for a visit of month with relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

A. G. Edelsvard of the architec- tual firm, Selligman and Fdelsvard has returned from Blytheville where he secured the contract for an $85.000 new school to be erected there. It is probable that a branch office will be established at Jonesboro, Mr. Edels- yard said, having returned tc Pine Bluff by way of that place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15
IT AUBER'S
 FART TO No. 37 ID FART TALK

Today and tomorrow we are showing Alice Joyce in "The Third Degree. Over 400 stockholders and their fam lilies will enjoy this exceptional fea- ture at lie and War Tax. We could make more money if you were a stockholder than we can by you pay ing 35c. Why? Because you don't come as often and you pay for the empty seat next to you.
 HAUBER'S COOPERATIVE PLAN
 Saves You Big Money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

Beaurie Talbot. c. K. Caruthers, Jr.. Jim McGehee, Robert Miller and Howard Senyard, who served as cad cts at the Centenary celebration at Columbus, Ohio, have returnel home Carl Hing, Jr., who accompanied them to Columbus remained on duty until Sunday night, and will return home within few days.
 Dwight Allen, machinist at the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

Charles M. Clark. well known news paperman of Philadelphia, is here in the interest of the Arkan Texas Oil company. Mr. Clark will be remem- bered as the son of the late Adam Clark, of Philadelphia, who until the time of his death several years ago, was the dean of Arkansas newspaper men. MT. Clarke's headquarters will be at the Hotel Pines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

J. c. Sitford of the s. R. Thomas Auto company spent the week end with relatives in Camden
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

Lieutenant McPike of San Fran ciso and Lieutenant Coleman of Atlanta, Ga., are spending the week end as guests of MT. and Mrs. Hicks Riley on South Olive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15
OBITUARY
GRIG.- GEN. NOYES.

Berkeley, Calf, July 14.-Henry F. Moves, U. s. A., retired, died here yesterday He was 80 years of age.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

The Atkinson Plumbing and Heat ing company has received notice of a $2, ,750 plumbing contract awarded by A. M. Keller. prominent banker of Wilmot who is having a handsome home built.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

Harry Warren has gone to Hot Strings to join his mother, Mrs. J. L.. Warren who is spending few weeks with relatives
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

Charles w. Ragland and John
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-15

Circuit court for the northern dis trict of Arkansas county convened here today, Judge w. B. Sorrells pre- siding.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
TRUKSMAS AUDlTO-
RUNE.

Nakar, rugs. 10, s. '. Scna-
toriai Chicagojc pradtjo kam-
panijQ. atkrriptQ prizes taikoS
Sutarti il tautQ >QjungQ. kaI-
bo> pa>akyta teatre Audlto-
rum.
Su~irinko tokio~ gaIybt>
HmoniQ, kad apSlmG apIinkineS
apIink teatrQ gatvoS. KeIiemS
tukStanciam> zmoniQ nebuvo
vieto< teatrc. GatvtSe pakelta
trukSmaS.
KaIb1jo senatorial Johnson,
Borah ir Mccormick. KalbQ
metu daug kartQ izeiStaS pre-
zidpntaS. kuri> $iandie darbuo-
iaSi uz ratifikavimQ taikoS SUI
tarties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
SENATAS BIJOSI KAREI-
VIU UNIJos. y

Washington, rugs. -. -
Bostone policmonu streikas
atsiliepe il senate. Senatorius
Thomas is Colorado valstijos,
demokratas, iSreiske baime,
kad unionizmo platinimasis
grumoja saliai.
Senatorius pazymejo, kad
tokiuose atsitikimuose turi i'm
ii veikti kongresas. Mes kas
gall zinoti, ar kartais neims
union organizuoties ir patys
kareiviai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
Laukiamas darbininku
streikas.

Massachusetts, vaIStiio> Dar-
bo Frderacija kaip karta>
GrrcnfipIde turf SuvaziavimQ.
StrrikuoianGiQ poIicmonV uni
.ia priguIi prie to> federacijo~.
Tad Suvaziavimo i>aiyta VI
SONS darbininkQ unions Bo%-
tone pakelti ~treikQ >u tik>lr
parcmti poIiciios umijQ.
Jei suStreikuo> vi>oS prize
Darbo Fpderaciio> prigulnGio<
unilos, tuomet, >akoma, priSi-
els mieStc pa>keIbti kar1< >to-
Vi. Nr> tuomet betvark@ pa
ar>i>.
Jau ir dabar apipIdSta dau-
CELLS krautuviQ il zm0niQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
Patvirtinta Taikos Sutartis
su Austria
Isnyko Austrija- Ungarija.

1Suyho <AuSUA -" "i AJ'"'
Su taikos sutarties patvir-
tinimu iSnyko kituomet zymi
Europoje Austrijos-Ungarijos
imperija.
Is tos imperijos siandie SUI
daryta kelios atskirios respub-
Iikos. Kai-kurios teritorijos
pavestos Rumunijai ir Italijai
Nestebetina. Buvusioji impe-
ria buvo sudaryta is daugelio
tautu ir tauteliQ. CALICO gy-.
vuoti tik taip ilgai, kol buvo
tvarkoma gelezines rankos, kol
gyventojai atokiai stovejo nuo
susipratimo.
Pati Austria Siandie paliko
maza vieSpatija. Ir jai taikos
sutartimi net uzdrausta jung
ties su Vokietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
VOKIEG|y KARIUOMENE.
APLE|Dz|A L|ETUVA.

Berlynas, rugs. LIS Ka-
raliauGiaus praneSama, kad
vokieGiQ kariuomend pilnai APP
IeiduSi LietuvQ, persikeldama
pietu Sonan Nemuno.
(Apie vokieciQ kariuomen6s
paSitraukimq is LietuvoS daug
kartu praneS6 Berlynas. Ir vi
Suomet tie praneSimai nebuvo
tilri, Gal tas pat bus ir Siuo
kartu).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12

JaponijoS pagelbos Siberijoje
ir uz tq siuIe< ruSiSka Sacha-
limo dali. !,
Debuchi atSakt:
ViSQpirma, leiskite man pa
Sakyti, jog Japonija nekuomet
negaIi sutikti su toliais pasiu-
lymaiS. Japonija neturi terito-
l'ijaltS ambicijos Rusijoje.
Japonijos politika - apsau-
goti Siberijos gelezinkelius,
palaikyti juoS atidarytuS, ge-
ram Stovyi transportacijcS
tiksIams, ypaG transportuoti
reikaIingus daiktus nukent6-
jusiemS rusamS, kurie marshal
kovojo ir kovoja svarbiais
Salies reikalaiS.
"JaponijoS poIitika lygiai
yra nesimaiSyti j vidujinius
RuSijos reikalus. Kaip Japo-
MICS vyriausybd, taip jos gy-
ventojai su gilia simpatija at
sineSa ! ruSuS ir iiems kieku
galint gelbes, kol jie savo Sa-
Iyi neives reiIlalingos tvar-
kos.
GAS suprantu, kad tokios
pat poIitikos Siberijoje laiko-
81 ir S. Valstijos. AmerikonlS-
ki il .iaponiSki kareiviai dar-
buojasi bendrai Siberijoje. H
uztikrinu, kad japonai tame
Observation-Disclosures atlaikys IS
tikimai ir su pilnu pasitikdii
mu.
"Manau, kad Kolcako pasiu-
lymas - tai aiSkus bolsevi-
ky prasimanymas, kad pakel-
ii talkininkQ tarpe nepasiti-
k6jima.
Tai nepaprastas japonQ at
virumas. Ypac Korejos reika-
lais. Japonija atvirai pasisa-
ko, kad yra veltus koreonQ
reikalavimas nepriklausomy-
bes. Taip atvirai gall kalbeti
tik stipri viespatija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
JAPONUA NEPAGEIDAU-
IA MEKSIKOS,
TAIP-PAT SALINASI SIBE-
RIJOS.
Bet nenori is ranku paleisti
Korejos.

Washington, rugs. II. -NuO
vietOS JaponijoS atStOvQ patlr-
ia uztikrinimQ, kad JapOnija
nekuomet nenorGjuSi IL memo
rinti tur6ti nieko bendra su
Meksika. Yra buve viSokiQ
paskolQ, kad Japonija Meksi-
koje norinti gauti visokiQ kon-
cesijQ arba savasties. Bet tas
netiesa, kaip tvirtina mikadO
vyriauSyb6s atstovai. Sake, Wis
tai esq vieni prasimanymai.
Tas pat yra If su Siberia.
Tenai Japonija neieSkanti jo-
kios sau ambicijos, nenorinti
savinties teritorijQ.
Kas-kita gi yra Koreja. Tos
Salies Japonija, salIo, jokiuo
budu nepaleisianti is savo
ranku. Visokie koreonQ suli-
limai busiq numalSinti spdko-
mis-. Mes Koreja japonams tu-
ri didele strategine reiksme.
Taip kalba Japonijos amba-
Sadorius Meksikoje, baronas
Fuiitaro Otori.
Darbuosis isvien su S. v.
Baronas Otori sake, jog
Siandie daug kalbama apie
japonu isibriovima Meksikon.
Bet tas yra tik prasimany-
mas. Mes Japonija neturi jokiQ
politikos tikslQ toj mazoj res
publikoj.
Tariamojo japonQ isiverzi-
mo Meksikon yra pabugusios
be S. Valstijq dar Anglia
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
ANGLIA OAR LABJAUS
SUSPAUDzIA AIRIJA.

Dublinas, rugs. -. - Ang-
IijoS vyriauSybG apSkrityj
Cork suyalzd viSoki veikima
airiQ organizaciiomS: Sinn-
-Fein, Gaelic lyga, AiriQ Liuo-
snoriai ir CWmann Ma Moan.
Be to apSkriGiuose Cork,
Limerick, Clare, Tipperary il
Dublin Sugrazino pirmaiq da-
i kriminaIiu iStatymQ is 1887
metu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
Keturios pasargos.

|. Suv. Val>tijoS be jokiQ
>qlygQ turi teiSe bile kuomet
iS>toti is tautQ SqjungoS.
,. Suv. NaIStijoS neprlima
nuo SqiungoS jokio Siulomo iai
be patieS Ilongre~o
nutarimo; atSiSako taippat nuo
ivairiQ legally az morally pa
reigQ apkalbamQ Skyriuj y.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
streikas palies 100000
darbininku.

DarbininkQ uniiQ vadai
tvirtina. jog Streikan iSeiS kuo-
lie vi>i pIieno dirbtuviQ darbi-
ninkai. ApSkaitoma, kad viSOj
Salyj SuStreikuoS SuvirS 2OO,-
% darbininkQ.
DarbininkQ vadai tvirtina,
kad pIieno kOrporacija supro-
v0kav0 darbininkuS. Mes ia
korporacija per Visa praeitq
puSmeti lukeriavo streiko IL
jim reng6Si. Tuo tikslu korpo-
racija kaikm jau iSkalno nusi-
>amdziusi burius visokiQ val
katy il JUGS apginklavus prizes
darbininkus.
Kad plieno korporacija su-
provokavo darbininkus, ais
keSniQ prirodymQ nereikia
kaip taS, kuomet korporacijoS
direktoriQ tarybOs pirminin-
kas Gary paskelbt, jog jis ne
pripazistas jokios darbininkQ
unijos If su jQ atstovais netu-
riS nieko bendra.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
FLORIDA NUKENTEJO
NUO PAKILUSIOS
AUDROS UzLAJOJE.

Key West, Fla, rugs. 12.-
ZemeSntji daIiS FloridoS bal
Siai nukenttjo nuo pakilusios
audroS uzlaioje. Audra ap-
griovt Sitq mieStq. Daug namq
Sugriauta. Daug laivQ nuSken-
do.
NuostoIiai Siekia $1,000, 1000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
INDRIBO UGNEKALNIO
URVAN.

Rymas, rugs. II. - Krutan-
ciQ paveikSlQ direktorius Pa
riSch is neatsargumo ikrito
ugnekalnio Vesuvius urvan IL
nuried6jo.
Krintant jam pavyko teciaus
nuSitverti krumQ. Vos-ne-vos
iSgelb6tas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
RYGA UzEME VOkIEG|AI.

Revelis, rugs. 11.-Cia gau-
ia ziniQ, kad Rygq iSnaujo ~
tmusi generolo Won del Goltz
kariuomenG
Taippat praneSama, kad vo-
kieGiu kariuomend norinti mar
SuOti ant BolOgaja.
Is pasitikimQ versmiQ suzi-
noma, kad gen. Won der Goltz
tu'i kariuomcniS: 10000 Lie
tuvoie, $4,000 Mintaujoje if
apylinkGSe If $4,000 Mazojoj
Lietuvoj (rytin6i PruSijoD.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
ATSTOVAI PA,
TVIRTINO TAIKOS
SUTARTI.
Rumunija atsisake; Serbia
dar nezino.

St. Germain, Prancuzija,
rugs. 11.-Vakar 1000 ryto
cia patvirtinta taikos sutartls
su Austria. IStoriniam Suslrln-
kline pirmininkavo taikoS kon-
ferencijos pirmininkaS CIe-
imenceau.
Atidarius susirinkima, po
taikos sutartimi pirmiausia
pakviesta pasiraSyti Austrijos
atstovai su pirmininku DR..
Renner. Pastarasis pirmiausia
pasiraSt Sypsodamasis susl-
rinkusius talkininku atstovus.
Susirinkime nedalyvavo An
glijos premjeras Lloyd George
ir Suv. ValstijQ atstovas pulE.
House. Tad :jiedu ir nepasirase
po sutartimi.
PasiraSymas visu atstOvQ
pasibaigd tuojaus po HOO. At
stovai po to isvazinajo.
ST. Germain yra uz II myliQ
nuo Paryziaus. Atstovai turejo
smagaus laiko pavaziuotl.
Oras buvo labai grazus.
Rumunija ispilde savo zodi.
Rumunijos atstovai nepasi-
raS6 po taikos sutartimi. Refs
kia, jie savo zodi ispilde. Ne
pasiraSe nei Serbijos (Jugosla-
vijos) atstovai.
Talkininku taryba kaip Ru-
munijai, taip Jugoslavijai da-
We laiko ligi SeStadienio apgal-
voti pasirasymo klausima. Tai
gi ligi tos dienos kaip viena,
taip kita viespatija turi pasi-
raSyti, arba ne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
PLIENO DIRBTUVESE
STREIKAS RUGSE-
10 % D.
Uniju atstovai neatrado kito-
kio iSejimo.

Washington, rugs. 1l.-2+
riQ pIirno dirbtuviQ darbinin-
ky uniiQ atStovai cia Suvazia-
We vakar pagaliauS paSkelbG
generaIi plieno dirbtuvG>e
<treikQ, kurS twi praSidGti
rUg>tio - Il.
}'i<oS miiQ atStovQ paStan-
COS a>meniSkai pa>imatyti >u
plieno korporacijoS virSinin-
kai> nuijo niekaiS.
Nallar kritiSkoie vaIandoje
dar kartQ kreipdSi !
prezidentQ WilSonq, kad ta>aj
kQ-nor> nuveiktQ pa>kntu lai-
llu. kad ii> padarytQ koki2
nor> intakQ i plieno korDora-
rijo< vir$ininkuS.
TeGiau> prezidentaS Su tele-
grama tuOjau> atSakt, idant
miiQ at>tovai kaip norS >uSi-
lauktV >u Streillu il palauktQ
darbo il kapitaIo Suvaziavimo
pa>ekmiV.
TaS at<akymaS nepatenkino
darhininkQ atStovV. Ir tuojauS
po to padaryta Streiko rezo-
Iiucija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
kardinolas MERCER Baltimoreje

vaikeliai barst6 gdliQ ziedus
ant tako.
Salimais didelis benas gro
10 belgQ macdonald himna
"Brabanconna".
Vaikai sveikino svecia.
Automobile prieSakines Sc
dynes uz6m6 apsiginklave ju-
rininkai. Automobilius ! re-
zidencija slinko palengva. sa-
limais kIupojo vaikai il suau-
gusieii.
Ties rezidencija kardinola
svecia sutiko ivairiomis spal-
vomis par6dyti bernaiciai II
mergait6s. Buvo il vaiku zua-
WI kompanija is vienos para
pijos.
Mate parodavima New Yorke.
New York, rugs. 10 (suve-
linta). - Siandie cia belgu
kardinoIas mate generolo Per-
shingo 1-sios divizijos paroda-
vima. Ant pagarbos pagrindq
kardinoIas nu6jo su Amerikos
pasiuntiniu Belgiioje, Brand
Whitlock.
Po parodavimo nulydetas
Pennsylvania stotin, is kur IS
keIiavo j Baltimore. Su kar-
dinoIu keliavO Baltimores ma
ioras Broening if to miesto
komitetas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12

3. Nei viena paSalind vieSpa-
tija, taigi il tautQ sqjunga ne
gall maiSyties j viduiiniuS S.
NaIStijQ reikaluS.
+. Absolute paSarga Monroe
doktrinoS reikale. TaS reika-
las priguIi iSimtinai Suv. Val
stijomS.
Svarbesnieji pataisymai.
Is SvarbeSniQ pataiSymQ
reiiia paminGti tuoS:
Tautu SqjungoS SuSirinki-
muoSe po lygiq dali baI<Q trrri
turiti Suv. NaIStljoS Su Angli-
ia.
ShantungO prOvlncuQ nepa-
ve<ti Japonijai! bet sugrqzinti
kinijai.
PaliuoSuoti Suv. ValStijaS
turtti savo atStovuS komiSijo-
Sc. kurioS uzSiima reikaIaiS,
ncturinGiai< nipko bpndra Su
Suv. NaISti.omiS.
Xiii viSi pataiSymai yra ne
SvarbQS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
HONDURASE LAIMEJO RE.
VOLIUCIJONIERIAI. 49,

Washington, rugs. II. -
Gauta ziniQ, kad Honduras
respublikoj laimejo revoliuci-
jonieriai. Respublikos prezi-
dentas Bertrand pabego.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
ATEINANTI PIRMADIENI
SENATAS IMS SVARSTYTI
TAIKOS SUTARTI.
Reikalaujama 49 pataisymQ ir
4 pasargu.

Washington, rugs. 11.-Se-
nato uzsieniQ reikalQ komite-
taS vakar formaliai Senatui in
dave pilnai perziurdtq padary-
tq Su Vokietiia taikoS Sutarti.
KomitetaS savo raporte, kurs
yra zymus dokumentaS, reika-
lauia, kad SenataS sutartyje
padarytu 10 atmainaS, ty. pa
taiSymuS ir + paSargas. Ir tik
po to ratifikuotu Sutarti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12

il Prancuzija. II todcl toS Sa-
IyS ten padart zymiuS inveSti-
minus.
Tuo tarpu Siandie MekSikoie
gyvcna neSkaitIingaS buryS ia
ponQ, kurie uzSiima papraS-
to biznio vedimu. Tenai .iapo-
nu tikslas iSvien darbuotieS
Su Suv. ValStijomis If bend
raj vyStyti MekSillos natura-
liQ turtQ prekyba.
Kas kita SUI Koreja.
Baronas OtOri teCiaus visai
kitaip atSiIiepia apie Korejos
puSiauSali.
Prisimindamas Korejos pra-
eiti, jis sake, kad kuomet a.
nais metals tenai buvo pakilu-
SioS SuirutiS, taSai pusiauSa-
lis lengvai galdjO patekti Ru-
si.jos arba Kinijos valdziOn.
Bet Japonija pirmutin6 pasi-
skubino KorejOn, ten pravedG
reikalingq tvarkq il Sails dme
kIest6ti.
Siandie Koreja japonamS y
ia Iabai svarbi vieta strategi-
niu zvilgSniu del jos geografi-
mes pozicijos. Tad Koreja ia
ponams butinas daiktas, kad
apdrausti Japoniios imperijos
nepalieGiamybe.
Del to Japonija visuomet
yra pasirengusi pavartoti spe-
kas prizes koreonQ sukilimus
il prizes ju nora atsimesti nuo
,Ianonijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
zMONIU MINIos PAsVEI-
KINO KARDINOLA
SVECIA.

Baltimore, Md, rugs. -. -
Belgijos primatas, kardinolas
MERCER, is New Yorko cia
atkeliavo uzvakar po pietQ.
KardinoIas visa savaite vieS6S
kardinolo Gibbonso rezidenci-
joje. Nuo gelezinkelio stoties
ligi kardinolo rezidencijos gat-
YES buvo apsiaustos miniu
zmoniQ, supIaukusiQ pamatyt
kardinoIa sveciq.
Kardinolas Mercier, atstojeS
ant rezidencijos laiptQ, palai-
mino siubuojancias miniaS ir
visa miesta.
Is geIezinkelio stoties j re-
zidencijq kardinola svecia pa
lyddjo Specijaliai is kar6s
stovyklos Meade pasiQSta ka-
reiviu kompanija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
Bus pradeti debatai.

Senata< ateinanti pirmadie-
nj prad6S debatuS taiS reika-
lais. Debatai bus vieSi. Tas
reiSkia, jog SenataS nei vieno
poSmo >utartyje nenori pa
slept nuo viSuomeniS.
KomitetaS raporte be kitko
pazymi, jog viSi reikalauiami
patai>ymai ir paSargOS pada-
rvti ne kokiaiS kitaiS tikSlaiS,
kaip tik Su geriauSiaiS morals
apdrauSti S. ValStiiQ tciSe~ il
pima >aviStOvyhP.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
Kitaip su Siberia.

Apie Japonijos atsineSima
Siberia paaiSkino vietos ja-
ponu ambassadors palydovas
(valdininkas) Katsuji De-
buchi. Jis buvo klausiamas,
ka Japonija mano daryti,
kuomet gauta ziniQ, kad rusQ
admirolas KolGakas praSes
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-12
Pasitiktas stotyje.

GeIezinkeIio stotyje kardino-
Iq SveGiq pasitiko vietos kar-
dinolaS Gibbons. Abudu Baz-
nyGioS kunigaikSGiu SuSlmaI-
ne taikoS pasibuciavimu.
Didel6s zmoniQ minioS tue
tarpu am6 Saukti: "Tegu gy-
vuoja kardinolas!'
Einant prize automobiliaus
Evening star., 1919-10-05
3OCiQ2@

instructor at a boys school in Pom
fret, Conn. He has gone to Middle
town. Conn. for visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles jack
son. before assuming his new duties.
Mrs. Arthur James Davis, wife of
Col. Davis, U. S. A., will sail early
this month for Paris to join her hus-
band, who is at the French capital
for a years instruction at the Ecole
de / attendance.
Accompanying Mrs. Davis will be
their three children. Francis, Els
worth and DeAtley.
Col. Sydney A. Cloman, U. S. A..
who. with Mrs. Cloman. left Wash
ington in the summer for San Fran
cisco. is now at the Adler Sanatorium.
convalescing from a recent operation.
Mrs. Albert L. Mills, widow of Maj.
Gen. Mills. U. S. A, returned to Wash
ington last week and has reopened
her apartment at the ST. Nicholas for
the season.
Miss Mary Sheridan, daughter of
the late Gen. Phil Sheridan, u. S. A.,
spent the early autumn at Pittsfeld.
Mass. where she was the guest of
Mrs. John Alden Spoor.
Lieut.. John NJ. Johnson, U. S. A,
has gone to Boston, where he has
been detailed to years course of
instruction at the Massachusetts,
School of Technology. ''
Lieut.. johnson will be at II Inman
street, Cambridge, where he will
Evening star., 1919-10-05
Army Notes.

Col. Edwin S. Hartshorn, U. S. A.,
will make his home in Washington
for the season at 1915 New Hamp-
shire avenue. where he was Joined
last week by Mrs. Hartshorn and
their children, who have spent the
summer at Round Lake, n. Y.
Lieut.. Col. Howard Mcc. Snyder,
at the Walter Reed Hospital, is, with
Mrs. Snyder. making his home for
the winter at 1851 Mount Pleasant
street northwest.
Mrs. F. T. Dickman, widow of Col.
in Washington for a visit to Col
Oscar westover. U. S. A., and Mrs.
Westover, at their apartment at
Somerset House.
Mrs. Dickman will go from Wash
ington to visit Gen. ]. T. Dickman.
U. S. A., and Mrs. Dickrhan at San
Antonio. Tex.
Col F. D. Webster, U. s. A., retired,
and Mrs. Webster have left the city
for Leavenworth. Kan. where they
will make their permanent home:
Webster will visit friends in Pitts
burgh and Chicago. Miss Mary Web
ster will complete her course at Vas
sar and Miss Ann Webster will re
main at one of the boarding schools
in this city.
Col. G. E. Edgerton. U. S.. A., ac-
companied by Mrs. Edgerton. eas
gone to Jacksonville, Fla. where they
will spend the autumn and winter at
1925 st. Johns avenue. Riverside.
Lieut.. Robert F. Jackson. u. S. A..
retired, has accepted the position of