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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
wa.binaton pilots on Job.

Washington. July 25-Whiie tno
washington New York mail plane lels
on time today. despite the strike OF
nilots. the post office department haa
M orf,ciol reports at noon to show thar
any others were in flight.
A report from Chicago ho"eses
said the machines in the western o'siH.
sion were leaving on time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
u. g.. Gets More ships.

Washington, July 25-Deliverfes Of
Fl ships to the shipping board during
the week ending July Is brought the
total since the U. s. entered the war
to I'LL Of 1000, ss3, 900 gross tons. OF
the grand total, s06 Of 1919. .O2e gross
tons were steel. The others were wood
and composite.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
Credit Bill Reported Out.

Washington, July 25-Favorable re-
port was made today by Chairman
Mclean. OF tine senate banking COM n
,mittee, on the bill by Senator Edge Of
New Jersey, providing for the organi-
zation of American corporations to ex-
tend credit broad and finance Ameri-s
can trade il ioreign countries. l95
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
Violent combats at Marburq.

Styria. July 25. via Basle.-Violent
combats occurred Tuesday evening at
Marburs, t11irty-six miles southeast
|of Gratz. where a large part Of the
garrison revolted as result of dis
satisfaction over rehabilitation. Thir-
ty persons were killed and many
wounded. ..
The movement started at a socialist
meeting where speakers advocated a
republic Of Jugo-Slavia. Slovanian
and Croatian soldiers who were pres
ent in considerable numbers, cried
LET us separate from Serbia"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
Rain Checks Fires.

Escanaba. Mich, July 25-Rainfall
today checked the majority Of fires in
the woods thruout the upper penins-
ula from which little damage resulted.
Reports Of serious losses from forest
fires have been exaggerated except in
q few isolated cases It Is said.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
Three Killed II Wreck.

\ Mt. Vernon. M. July 25Two women
and q baby were killed instantly and
four children were injured seriously
when an automobile IN which they
..ss::-se = :s :!s!:: nnllideA gyith train near
here last night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
~ AGREEMENT WITH JAPAN.
Armenians Must Remain in Russia to
Protect Railroad.

w::h.ngton July 25. - President
Wilson today advised the senate that
the American military expedition IN
Siberia was there merely to protect
and maintain operation Of the Siberian
railroad and indicated that the expe-
dition would remain as long as such
protection was necessary.
Another purpose Of the expedition as
Outlined by the president was to give
relief to the Russians in Siberia by
supplying food, clothing and other
supplies.
4 Mr.. Wilson said there was no !nten-
tion Of interfering with Russian SOW
ereignty. <.
2& The retention OF American troops to
protect the American railroad forces
under John b. Stevens, the presidents
letter stated. fis q vital element" BY
agreement with Japan the president
STATED that the tis .A;sscc:!can ;;sscc:!can troops are
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
DISTRICT SALE OF
ARMY FOODSTUFFS
Resolution Prepared by HOUSE Military
Investigating Committee Calls For
Disposition Of Stocks - criticizes
Secretary Baker For Withholding
Supplies From Public.

Washington, July 25.-A resolution
calling On the war department for I'm
mediate sale of 10000. 900 army stocks
Of foodstuAs was being prepared today
by Chairman Graham, Of the house
military investigating committee. The
resolution was directed by vote OF
the members Of the committee and
Chairman Graham expects to bring it
before the house Monday.
A report Of a subcommittee appoint
ed to 90 into the matter reported that
t'the inactivity Of the government in
the disposition Of these food supplies
is the result Of a well defined policy OF
the secretary of war to withhold them
from the public"
The report also criticized the de-
partment for It's failure to estimate the
value Of the surplus. The report shows
stocks With values as follows:
Corn beef, $24.0O0.0o0: bacon, s24,-
100000; roast beef, s10,0o0.000; canned
vegetables, $23,000;00O.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
TWO ,owANs DROWNED.
Returned Soldier Boys Lose LIVES "
South Dakota Lake.

Returned Soldier 6oyS 1ose 6'vSs -
South Dakota Lake.
special to Times Republican
sioux City, July 25.--Irvin Arthur
vankirk. aged 26. of Shenandoah. ana
Edward smith, aged 25. Of Anita, were
drowned lated yesterday in Fish lake.
near Mount Vernon. S. D. They had
zone out in a canoe constructed of
steel. Faulty construction Of the air
schamber is blamed. A companion OF
the two Iowans was saved by standing
on the gunwales Of the sunken poals
hut was nearly dead when rescued. All
three had recently been discharged
from the Eightyninth division with
which they served in France.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
CHICAGO Pilots Noneommittal.

Chicago. July 25-Eastoouno inA.A
air pilots declined to say, in advanca
of starting time this afternoon. whetns
or thew would strike in sympathy with
eastern aviators.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
Wilson ;s;ons BiIl.

H Washington, July 25-President Will
son today signed the agricultural ap-
preparation bill from which congress
had eliminated 9 rider repeating the
daylight saving act after the president
had vetoed the original measure.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
a.I,e1ont. pi!e4. Missing.

Bellefonte July 25--Up to 10 o'clock
this morning no airmen appeared mere
at the flying field to take the airpiane
with mail for Cleveland, which Wa
scheduled to leave at q. m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
cbal strike Ends.

j 9,fF771s Isy Assoo.a:.ed Press
Londan, July 26-The strike Of ap-
proximately q quarter. Of a million men
in the coal mines that. threatened to
paralyze many industries, was settled
today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
Croatian Troops at Agram
Proclaim Independent
Republic.
SEPARATION FROM
SERBIA SOUGHT
Troops In Some Districts Fraternizins
With Hunsarians-Army In State Of
Absolute Dissolution-Officsr Tear
OF Insignia and Troops Leave Units
Serbs Attempt To Suppress Revo-
luton With Force.
f8y Havas Aseney.]

Paris, July 25.-The croatian
troops have proclaimed an inde-
pendent republic, according to a
dispatch from Asram. At several
points the croatians are fraterniz-
ing with Hunsarians.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25

to remain there A. Y as the rail.
road expedition y Gagged in main
tanning operation
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
The Weather.

Iowa-Generally fair tonight and
Saturday: warmer in southeas: por-
tion tonight; cooler in northwest por-
ton Saturday.
Range Of temperature at MARSHALL
town: Thursday, IS and 81; Wednes-
day. SO and IS: July "a, 1918. 81 and
70. AT 7 this morning. "a; yesterday.
81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-25
MANY EGYPTIANS KILLED.
Eight Hundred RevoKers Dead, Twi,
That Number Wounded.

That Number Wounded.
London. July 25.-Eight hundred ma
tives were killed and 1000 wounded
during the recent disturbances in
Egypt. according TO dispatches from
Gen. Il. H. H. Alienby. Cecil Harms
worth, under-seoretary Of the foreign
office, made this announcement in the
house of commons tonight. 4.
The commonwealth., 1919-11-21

FOR sALE-Cas,Dage plants for SAFE
At IS cents Per hundred See or write
Frank Eeimond~on. R f +. No 3
Scotland Neck n G. l1-1-21-2ane
The commonwealth., 1919-11-21

OPEN IN 6 DINNER AT TIE HOTEL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04
BAZAAR DRAWS
LARGE CROWD
Annual Event in Connection
With st. MoniCa'S Parish
Opens AuSpiCiOuSIy.

ST. Nonica's parish opened it's an
nual bazar in St Mouica's hail last
night. and judging from the large
crowd present and the enthusiasm
evident. the event VIII be as sue
cessful if not more so than those
which have preceded 1t. The hall
was tastefuIly decorated and the
various stalls in charge of members
OF the congregation did "a thriving
business. a splendid display of
goods is q feature of the fair. and
ready purchasers were found fer
everything placed ON sale The
genial pastor Of the congregation.
FIR. John T.. Kohl. was everywhere.
and succeeded in affording a warm
welcome TO all Corners lie is
chairman OF the committee. the
others being FIR. Edward Dillon.
secretary: Charles Disch. treasurer.
Joseph Kleiser. floor manager. and
Ben Krushanski. iu charec of tho
wheel of fortune.
The various stalls are en- charge
Of the following
Fancy Vork-Niss Margaret
Gocller. Miss Agnes and Miss Mon
lea posmau0.
candy booth-Miss Mary Michcls.
Miss Elizabeth Cooley.
SOFT driuks-Robert Cooley and
n a. Crime.
Postofnce stephen Landgrafr
and Limiel Kline.
~Childrcns boorh-Chudren of the
parish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04
RUSSIA'S PRESENT DAY
LITERATURE DISCUSSED

In continuation OF the study OF
The Immigrant as Known Through
His Literature" which has been
chosen as the topic for the pro-
Grams Of the Mlshawaka's Woman's
clubs literature department during
the current season. Mrs. w. =.
KinsIey presented an -interestine
discussion OF the present day lit
erature OF Russia before the depart
ment members yesterday afternoon.
Taking as the basis for her paper
the works OF Cork and Tchekoff.
Mrs. Kinsley read entertaining es-
says upon these current authors and
their writings. demonstrating the
trend of the Russian literature Of
today. Gorki's works. according to
his essayist. said Mrs. Kinsley. are
essentially distinguished for their
vitality. while the writings of
Tchekoff are noted more especially
as being realistic pictures of Rus
sian life. and mirrors of the good
ness OF the authors nature.
AS a musical feature Of the pro-
gram Miss JEANNE Terry chose sew
eral VictrOla records indicative of
the Russian nations compositions.
FOR rendition. "Slav March, by
Tscnaikowskv. and numbers by the
Balalaika orchestra were among the
selections used by Miss Terry as IL
lustratiOns. To conclude the pro-
gram. Mrs. Marion Van Dusseldorf
read an interesting short story writ
ten by Cork.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04
0. VANDERBOSCH
DIES MONDAY
SuCCumbS After Three Months
Illness With Pneumonia
Funeral Thursday.

Oscar J. Vanderbosch. ~. Nerri-
field av. road. died Monday after
noon at I o'clock at his home. Death
was due TO pneumonia. with which
he has been in for the past three
months.
Mr.. V~anderbosch was born july
"a. 1883. az Avilla, Ind. and was 81
years old Ten years ago he came
90 Mishawaka and has since re-
sided here. In 1919 he was married
TO Miss Ethel Sausen. who survives
with two children. Gerald and Win
fired lie also leaves his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eanderbosch.
six brothers. William, John, Ed
ward, Amanda. Herbert and Adolph.
and "A sister. Miss Johanna Wander
bosch. all Of River Park.
Mr.. Vanderbosch was employed
as "A railway mail clerk for the New
York Central.
Funeral services viii be held on
Thursday morning at 9 O'Clock from
So. Monica's Catholic church. Rev.
Fr. J. +. Kohl viii officiate. Burial
viii be in st. Joseph's cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04
CITY COUNCIL IN
REGULAR MEETING

Three petitions with 30 signers
asking that the office Of Councilman
Frank Meyer. republican. Of the
Firth ward, be declared vacant, and
that @. y. Sawdon be appointed TO
take his place. were presented TO
the city council az its regular meet
ing last night. Councilman Meyer
mysteriously disappeared about two
weeks ago and left his family i'm
destitute circumstances. A few
days after he disappeared his wife
gave birh to a daughter and had
TO be cared for by ~neighbors until
her relatives could arrive. This pc
tition was referred 20 City Attorney
J~erue-an.
Ordnance for the appointment of
q watchmau at the Beiger street
crossing OF the New York Central
was passed at first reading and re-
ferred 20 the public Improvement
committee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04
GAMBLE WEEDS
MISS ANNA JEWELL

Loi r. Gamble and Miss Anna
Jewell. two popular young people
OF this city. We're married last eve-
ming by the Rev. Floyd w. John
ston, pastor of the First Baptist
church AT the parsonage.
The roo is identified with the
Gamble grocery. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Gamble and has
just recently received his honorable
discharge from the army. having
served with the American forces in
Russia. The bride has been en-
ploye d as a clerk in the Savings
store for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble left last
evening ON their honeymoon. which
they viii spend with relatives al
Van Vert. Ohio.
They viii reside in Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04
LINCOLN THEATRE TODAY.

Upstairs Goldyn's latest release
starring Mabel Normand. will be
shown al the Lincoln theatre today.
Miss Normand never has had a
better vehicle for her peculiar tai
ents than in this story by Perley
Poore Sheean. She plays Elsie Nc
Farland i'm the downstairs" of a
great, palatial hotel: a slavey al
ways apXious TO get upstairs. -
where the music and the laughter
and wine are. But apparently she
is always To stay below and suffer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04
GENERAL NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
NeweT1nes office LO Lincoln Way West Telephone Mshawaka 10

-canings-down from the brutal chef
who dominates the kitchen.
There is humor enough in her
dealings with that individual and
her attempts TO play when she
should be working. But the real
humoF OF the piece is seen when she
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04

is providentialiy lifted upwards bl
a bell-boy who is a millionaire in
disguise.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04

DR.. Tom Dugdale, rs 1-2 Lincoln
Way East Pho6e It. -Advt- If.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04
DEFEAT BINGHAM sCHOoL.

ST JoSeph'S school indoor base
ball team defeated Tho Bingham
school on the Iatter's diamond on
Monday afternoon hy the score ot
s. 20 8 Batteries-St JoS-ph-s
Francis. Opne.t and Knoblock.
Bingham. r.. \aIlens and Joseph
FIshoff
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31
CHICAGON ATKELIAVO
VALSTIJOS PROKU-
RORAS.
Turejo jis konferencija su gu
bernatoriu.

Vakar Chicagon atkeliavo
valstijos prokuroras Brundage
ir tuojaus tur6jo konferencija
su gubernatoriu.
Zinovai tvirtina, kad riauSi-
ninkams iSeis labai blogdi pro
kurorui atkeliavus.
Brundage anais metals uz
rasines riauSes mieste &. st,
Louis patrauk6 teisman 133
riausininkus. Keli is tQ uzmo-
k6jo savo galvomis. Kit II
Siandie kal9jimuose aprauda
savo nedorus darbus.
Sakoma, kad taip bus il
Chicagoje. RiausiQ vadovai II
galvazudziai didziumoje poll
cijai zinomi.
Kaip tik nurims riauses, tue
jaus pasipils warantai ir ares
tavimai. Detektivai po vieno
su laiku iSgaudys visus tuos
niekSus, ar tai juoduosius, ar
tai baltuosius, katrie priside-
jo prize zmonip zudymo If a
narchijos palaikymo, ir pris-
tatys juos kriminalin teisman,
Tenai jie gaus sau tinkama uz-
mokesni uz savo darbus.
Arti prokuroro stovintieji
zmones tvirtina, kad jis nedo-
vanos nei vienam prasizenge-
liui prizes Sales istatymus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31
MATYT, PREzIDENTAs
PAKELS BALSA RIAU-
SLY KLAUsIME.
Prezidentas pilnai painfor-
muotas apie riauses
Chicagoje.

Washington, liepos 81. :
Prezidentas Wilsonas, regis,
TRIUMPH laiku prades veikti,
kad padaryti gala rasin6ms
riauS6ms, kurios Siandie Wis
dazniau ina apsireik$ti ivai-
riose Sales dalyse.
Sakoma, prezidentas pas
kelbsias proklemacija su tiks-
lu ant visuomet padaryti gala
tokens sukilimams, kokie pa
zemina Sail pasaulio akyse.
Prezidentas Wilsonas yra
placiai painformuojamas apie
rasines riauSes Chicagoje. Jis
nuomoniauja, kad tokios riau-
Ses gall ivykti ir kitur, jei
koks augStas federais autori-
tetas nepaims savO rankosna
to svarbaus reikalo.
Apie rasines riauSes augstQ-
jQ valdininkQ nuomon6s pa
sidalinusios. Kaikurie nuomO-
niauja, kad Situose atsitiki-
muOse ar tik nebus vokieciQ
propagandos vaisiai.
Xiii vel sp6ja, jog Europe
e iyairiomis zmoniQ rase-
mis- apsieinama labjaus Emo
niskiau, kaip Amerikoje.
ToIiaus sakoma, kad cia
perdaug toleruojamas visoks
palaidas miniQ veikimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31
PASIBAISETINAS MOTT
NOS DARBAS.
Nuzude 7 savo vaikus ir patti
pasidare gala.

Jacksonville, Ohio, liepos 81
Mazam kasyklQ miestelyi
Kimberly gyveno nasle Straw,
sar su Z savo vailSais Wy. Y
riausias 10 metu, gi jauniau.
sias 6 savaiciQ.
Motina vaikams negalejc
duoti uzlaikymo. Tad vietos
valdzia buvo nusprendziusi
visus vaikus atiduoti pavietc
prieglaudon.
Prizes atvyksiant prieglaudos
valdininkams paimti vaikus
namuose pakilo gaisras. Pc
prigesinimo pasirode, kad visl
vaikai buvo priristi prize lovu
aplieti ANGLES zibalu ir uz.
degti. zuvo vaikai ir motina.
Matyt, motina nenorejo sklr-
ties su vaikais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31
DEMOBILIZACIJA PASI-
BAIGS RUGSEJO 80.
Bet ar ligi to laiko bus rati,
fikuota sutartis.

Washington, liepos 81. :
Daugeliui yra svarbu zinotl
kaip greitai pasibaigs Sales
armiios demobilizacija. Mes
kuomet tas bus atlikta, tuomet
prezidentas paskelbs prokle.
macija If sugrazins saliai nor,
malius laikus. Pasibaigs tuo-
met visokie kar6s meto suvar-
zymai.
Kares sekretorius pranesa.
kad armijos demobilizacija
bus pabaigta ligi rugsejo 30 d
Tas zinoma tikrai.
Bet prezidentas negales pa
skelbti proklemacijos, jei ligi
to lalkO SenataS nerdCllikuoS
taikos sutarties.Be to nebus ga
lima sugrazinti normali salyje
stow.
senatas furi du graziu me
nesiu. Tad verta jam su ia SUI
tartimi dar ankseiau apsidirb.
ii.
Bet jei senatas taip darbuo-
sis ir toliaus, kaip dabar, tai
vargiai kas gera bus is to.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31
Nusiizude UngarIOs bolSeyikq
prezidentas

reikalq komisaru, paskui de-
nuncijavo kitus bolseviku va
dus il paeia bolseviku paFti-
ia, kuri Sail veda pragaistin.
II po to tuojaus is6jes kitan
kambarin nusiSove.
Garbai seniau telegramose
buvo minimas kaipo bolsevikq
premjeras. Gil siandie jis vadi-
namas jau prezidentu.
Garbai per kelis menesius
bendrai dirbo su Bella Kun.
Bet pastaraisiais laikais kaz-
kodel jis jam emes priesta-
rauti. Palengva nesutikimai
padid9jo. Ir Stai dabar kuomi
pasibaige.
Bella Kun is to nieko media
ro. Dabar jis tu1i liuosesnes
rankas platinti terora.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31
PREZIDENTAS INDAVE Sc
NATUI SUTARTIES
KOPIJA.
Pakviete sonata kuoveikiaus
patvirtinti sutarti.

Washington, liepos 81. j
senate pareikalavima paga-
liaus prezidentas Wilsonas in
dave jam kopija sutarties
Suv. Valstijq su Prancuzija.
Prezidentas pakviete sonata
kuoveikiaus patvirtinti sutar-
Il.
Del tos sutarties senate bu-
vo keliamas didelis truksmas,
Toje sutartyje sakoma, jog
Suv. Valstijos stoja Prancuzi-
jos apginiman, jei sita netike-
tai uzpuola Vokietija.
Prancuzija tokia sutartl yra
padariusi ir su Anglia.
Kaip tautQ sajungai, taip il
tai sutarGiai labai priesinasi
senatorial republikonai. Jie
stow uz tai, kad Amerikai ne
sama reikalo maiSyties ! ne
sutikimus Europoje. Sake, A
merika privalo ziureti nuosa-
viu reikalQ.
Prezidentas prid6tam laiske
prize sutarties kopijos senatui
pazymejo, kad Sta sutartis y
ra dalis sutarties, padarytos
su Vokietija.
Sake, jjis kartu tos sutarties
SUI ana sutartimi nepadaves
todel, kad senatui duoti pro
Cos apsipazinti su tautQ sq-
junga IL su sutartimi, pada-
ryta su Vokietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31
sAKoMA, BoLsEvIKA1 NO
RI REZIGNUOTI. - --
Jie sutinka SUI isteigimu nau-
jos valdzios Budapeste.

Berlynas, liepos 81. - Ber-
lyno lailraStis Lolal Anzeiger
praneSa, kad Budapesto bolses
vikp komisarai buve apsilan-
Ike ten pas talkininkQ atstova
pulkininka Cunningham. Ir 81
tam praneSe, jog jie nori re-
zignuoti il sutinka leisti gy-
ventojams isisteigti nauja val
dzia.
Pulk. Cunningham, sakoma,
ta bolseviku valdzios pasill-
lyma tuojaus pasiuntes talkl-
ninkQ tarybai Paryziuje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31
$500 KAREIVIU PATRO-
LIUOJA GATVEMIS.
SuareStuota daugelis gauju
vadu.

ValStijos karIuomena paga-
liauS paSaukta mal&inti rasi-
nps riauSeS Chicagoje. Kariuo-
meme pa$aukta reikalauiant
paciam miesto majorui, mes vie
toS policija per keliaS dienas
II naktiS, kOvodama prizes
riauSininkuS. buvo labai apil-
SuSi.
KariuomenG uztmG vietas,
kur didziumoje gyvcna juodic-
il ir viSaS tas juoStaS, kurioSc
juodieji SuSieina $u baltaiSiaiS
zmOnGmiS.
SIandie valStijoS gen. adju-
tantaS Dickson Su policijos
virSininku nustatyS kariuOme-
nei patroIiuoti iuoStas (zo-
naS).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31
Kariuomene Pa$aul<ta Mal$inti Riau$e:
AUsTRAMS ATSTOVAMS
PRAILGTNTA LAIKAS.
Hollwego pasiulyma nutarta
ignoruoti.

Paryzius, liepos 81. - Tai
kininkp taikos konferencijos
taryba nusprend6 prailginti
austrams atstovams laika ap-
galvoti patvirtinimq taikos
sutarties.
Tad galutina taikai patvir-
TINT diena paskirta rugpjucio
6. -
Ia patti taryba nusprendG
ignoruoti HollwegO pasiuly-
ma, pristatytq taikos konfe-
rencijon.
Won Bethmann-Ho bu-
YES Vokietijos kanclieris ka-
res pradzioje, praS6 talkininkQ
tarptautinin teisman pastaty-
ii vietoje buvusio kaizerio j
pati. Mes, .sakosi, jis yra bu-
yes kar6s pradzioje kanclieris
il uz atliktus Vokietijos dar-
bus ne kas kitas, bet jis atsa-
kas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31

Chicagos gatvekariq If vir-
sutiniu gelezinkeliu kondukto-
rq ir motormanq streikas gal
pasibaigs rytoj (rugpjueio u
vakare, ar rugpjucio 2 d. ryte.
Vakar streikininkai turejo
susirinkima. saltai apsvarste
kompaniju pasiulyHa. Ir del
to pasiulymo nutare pravesti
balsavimus.
Balsavimai arba referendu-
mas ivyks rytoj, rugpjueio ]
d. Prasides 8 val. ryte ir baig-
sis 4 val. po pietQ.
Visi darbininkai lures pro-
Cos isreiksti savo norus ar
iie sutinka su kompanijos pa
siuEmu, ar nori If tolesniai
streikuoti, laikydamies pir-
miau paskelbtu unijos reikala-
vimQ.
Streikininkams referendu-
ma pravesti parade gatyeka-
riu unijp prezidentas Mahon.
Jis pazymejo, kad darbinin-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-31
LABAI PLATINASI PINIGU
KLASTAVIMAS.
Slaptas tarnybos biuras reika.
lingas dangiau pinigu.

Washington, liepos 81. vi
sol Salyj pastaraisiais laikais
Wis daugiau ina atsiraSti kla-
stuotq pinigQ, taip kad slap
tai tarnybai prisieina panestl
Wis didesnes iSlaidas.
Tos tarnybos biuro virSinin-
kas Moran pareikalavo kon-
greso paskirti' dar $125,OOO
prie pirmiau paskirtos sumos.
VirSininkas Moran pazymi,
kad kuomet Europoje pilnai
pasibaigs kare, tuomet cia dar
daugiau atsiras netikrQ pini-
gu II tn "fabrikantQ".
Prisieis tur6ti daugiau vyrQ
il todel tam tikslui reikalin-
COS bus didesn6s iSlaidos.
Be pinigQ atsiras klastuoto-
jq bondsQ, kares zenkleliq II
kitq valdiskQ obligacijQ. Tai
visa prisieis susekti il prasi-
zeng9lius pristatyti teisman.
Be kitko Moran nusiskuh-
dzia, kad jo uzlaikomi agental
(detektivai) CANA pigiai ap-
mokami. Abelnai INFANT, agen-
tut dienoje mokama tik $5.4O.
Maza uzmokestis visokl dar.
ba trVkdo If daro nepasekmin-
gu. Taigi reiktQ pagalvoti ir
apie didesnes algas agentams.