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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-22

tainance.
Those present endorsed the move
ment after which the following COM
mittee was appointed:
Mrs. j. Caldwell Frazier, Mrs s.
Rice. Mrs. Bell Reynolds, Mrs. L.
r. Mayes, Mrs Hallum, Mrs. F. L,
Harris, VIM P. Vaughn. DR.. A. L.
Runyan, John H. Dixson. 70. W. d.
WEIGH, DIR. R. T. Hamilton, G. l.,
Boswell, Alonza Beall and S. T. Simp-
son.
A subcommittee was also appoint
ed to do detail work.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-22

Manual No. 145--J. H. Lewis, N. P.
Quinn, DR.. B. e. Howell. M. Cook,
w. M. L. Robertson.
Mantone No. 2S2--J. A. Jackson,
M. w. Watkins, Robert Beal, Geo.
Doles, M. Teal.
Empire No. 339-J. A. Austin, w.
M. Liones, ]. A. Gilmore, N. w. Har-
lice, C. B. Terrell.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-22

Mrs. Minnie Griffin formerly OF
Dallas and Mrs Davis, both Of Tex
arkana are here, having responded
to a telegram announcing the death
OF Mrs. VIM. Griffin last week left
Friday night for their home in Tex
arkana, Ark.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Dallas, Texas, March IS, 1919
This is to certify that Mrs. Willie
Mae Harris has finished the course
of Poro. Hair and Scalp Culture and
has diploma issued by Mrs. Hattie
Garrett 3-ZZ-lt
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FURNISHED.

One Furnished room, servants house
for rent. prefer a man. Apply 29l9
Greenwood street. S-22-lt
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
TAI BENT JUOKASy
Jis gall pasibaigti CANA liud-
mai.

Atlanta, Ca, lapkr. 25. =
Ana vakara cia vienas nezi-
nomas zmogelis sugalvojo pa
.daryti juolIQ.
Skaitlingaiam zmoniu susi-
rinkime kalb6jo S. ValstijU
vice-prezidentas Marshall.
Nezinomas zmogus patelefo-
navo sal6n. Pareikalavo prize
telefono pasaukti vice-prezi-
denta. Jam buvo atsakyta,
kad vice-prezidentas kalba il
negali ateiti prie telefono.
Tuomet nezinomas zmogus
atsiIiep6: "Jis lures ateiti.Nes
mir6 prezidentas, gi is Wash
ingtone reikalaujama su juo
kalbeti."
Apie tai policmonas tuo-
.jaus pranes6 kalbanGiam vice
prezidentui.8 Sis pertraukd
kalba il pranes6 susirinku-
stems, jog prezidentas mires.
Sal6je pasigirdo verksmas.
Imta giedoti sventos giesmes.
Vice-prezidentas nuejo prize
telefono. Jam pranesta, kad
tas netiesa. Jis sugryzes apie
ta pranese, susirinkimui.
Valstijos gubernatorius pas
kyre dovanQ uz susekima to
"juokdario".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
LENKAI NEPASITENKINE
GALICIJOS MANDATU.
Jiems norisi visai pavergti
Galicija..

Paryzius, lapkr. 25. -AugS-
Giausioji taikos konferencijos
taryba lenkams globoti pave
de rytine Galicijq.
Gauta ziniQ is VarSavos,
jog tas lenkQ nepatenkino. Jic
tik6josi, kad rytin6 Galicija,
kur didziuma gyventQ yra
rusinai, piInai bus pavesta
Lenkijai. Kad tuo tarpu jai
Quota tik mandatas ta sail
atstovauti tautt sajungoje. +
Tuo tikslu, sakoma, cia at
keliausias lenkQ -premjeras
Paderewski. Jis pareikalau-
sias rytine Galiciia pilnai pri-
skirt prize LenIijos. ...
Prancuzija yra prielanki len
ku reikalavimams. Bet tam
reikalavimui grieztai priest
nasi Anglia, gi paskui sita
IL Amerika.
Su tuomi teGiaus .nepasibai-
gia lenkQ neprisisotinima3.
Jiems be rytinds Galicijos no
risi dar uzgrobti if dideliuS
plotus rusQ Ukrainos. II su 81
tuo lenkQ noru sutinka Pran-
cuzija. Bet Anglia ne.
LenkQ imperijalistin6s pas
tangos yeikiausia pasibaigs
tuo, kad prizes juos pakils Vi
sos kaiminin3s vieSpatjos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
CARRANZA STACIOKAUJA
PRIZES SUV. VALSTIJAS.
Negi seks intervencija
Meksikoje.

Washington, lapkr. 24-Ke-
linta diena Suv. ValstijQ Wy
riauSybi neSulaukia nuo Mex
SikoS prezidcntO CarranZoS at
sakymo i pareikalavimq kuo-
veikiauS paliuoSuoti is kalGji-
MO Suv. aVlStijQ konSuliari
a@entQ JcnkinSQ.
Nakar Gia buvo' kalbama,
JOE viet0S MekSikoS paSilmti-
mystic gavuSi atsakymQ, kuri
kaip Siandie induosianti Suv.
NaIStiiQ vaI>tybdS departa-
mentui.
Sakoma, Jog tuo atSakymu
CarranZa atSisakQs paliuosuo-
I'll Jcnkin>Q, kuriam bulk priro-
doma> praSizenSimaS prizes
Carranzos valdziQ.
TeGiauS apie tai nGra joliiQ
oficijaliQ infoImaciju.
Tik aiSkiai ligSiol ziGoma,
jog Carranza S. V. reikalavi-
mo neiSpildo il Jenkins uzda-
rytaS kal6jime.
Cia n6ra jau jokia paslaptiS,
kad iej Carranza nepaliuosuo$
JenkinS0, Suv. EalStijoS Su 10
valdzia pertrauks diplomatic
Mus rySius ir paskui tnr6S
Sekti intervencija.
Atrodo, jog be militarin6s
intcrvencijos Meksikoje nebus
galima apSieiti. Mes Carranza
iIgas laikas .provokuoia Suv.
Nalstijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
HINDENBURGAS APSAU,
KIAMAS BUSIMUOJU
PREZIDENTU.

Berlynas, lapkr. "a. : Field
marSalas Won Hindenburgas
apleido Berlyna. IskeliaTo ma
mo, i Hanover.
Dideliausios zmoniQ minios
nulydejo j j gelezinkelio sto-
ii. Aplink stotl taippat buvo
susirinkusios minios. Visas
laikas girdejosi tik vieni Sauk-
Sinai: ''Valio, Hindenburgas!
Valio, musp busimas pref
dentas!"
Hindenburgas su pasiten-
kinimu apleido Berlyna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
PRISIEIS DEVETI cEPcIU
KUS NAKTIMIS.
Tas bus daroma, kad apsau-
goti smagenis.

Paryzius, lapkr. "a. = DR..
Louis st. Maurice po ilgQ ty-
rinejimQ sakosi susekes, jog
zmoniq galvose smagenys alf-
ga, nuolat darosi didesni. Kad
tue tarpu zmoniq galvos pale
kanGios to paties didumo.
Sulig DR.. Maurice, uz lSelin
simtmeeiQ galvQ smagenys pas
didesianGios ir pasunkesian-
clos il galvos kevalas kaulas)
pasidarysias labjaus plonesns.
10 nuomone, uz keliu, simtu
metq galvos kaulinis kevalas
busias taip plonas lyg kiansi-
nio kevalas, kuomet smagenEs
padidesiancios.
Sake, siandie kaip mote
rims, taip vyrams patartina
deveti, ypae naktimis, Siltus,
vilnonius Gepeiukus, kad ne
persaldyti galvos smagenu.
Mes nuo' smagenu persalimo
pagaunama influenza ir Eito-
kios ligos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
Atrial KALINIAI CALI
SAU BADAUTI.
Taip nusprende anglq valdzia
Airijoie.

Dublinas, lapkr. -25. Vie
tos anglQ valdzia paskelbe,
jog nubausti kal6jiman atrial
ateityje nebusia paliuosuoja-
mi del atsisakymo nepriimti
jokio maisto. Valdzia sako,
kad katrie kaliniai atsisako
valgyti, tegu su badauja il
j tai nebus atkreipta domos.
Gia pasakojama, jog dabar
del to badavimo Airijos kale-
iimuose pasididins mirtingu-
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
BUvUsIEJI KAREIVIAI
SUSIREME SU RADI-
KALAIS.
Pasekmeje 8 zmones nuzudyta.
New Orleans, La, lapkr. 2

New Orleans, La, lapkr. y
-Ana dienq miestelyj BoSa-
lusa claw and Order .sqjun-
ga kurioie priguli buvusieji
kareiviai, norejo suareStuon
viena juoduka radikalq, kufs
organizavo hlodus darbinin-
kus.
Balti radikalai m6gino ginti
juodukQ. IStiko Saudymai. 3
radikalai nuzudyta if vienas
buves kareiviF + suzeistas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
Arv1RT1NAMA PABALr1Jos v1EsPAT1JQ UN1JA.

LONDON.AS, apkr. 24-Is Copenhageno pranesama, jog
Suomios uzrubezq reia minister's patvirno senau pa
skesa zna kad Pabatjos vieSpatjos stegsios un (pa
darlsios santarve) ==+4-s.l-Ts -
Js sako jog stegiant tq una tarybose Dorpae buvo
atstova Suomo Uainos If Tenjos Bet ie neprisidejo
prize liSkusiju
Minis eris yra nuomones jog prie tos unijos psdesan
clos ir kitos kanlnin6s veSpatijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
DIDEJA SKAITLIUMI OAR
BININKU UNIJos.

Berlynas, lapkr. "a. "a at
skirios darbininkQ organizaci-
jos Vokietijoje isteige Gene
rale. Amatu Unijq sajungq,
sajunga skaito 6,4oo,oo0 ma
riQ. Praeita birzeli ia sajunga
turejo tik 100000 nariu.
Reiskia, Vokietijos darbi=
ninkai skaitlingai istoja j or
ganizacijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
ANGLIJOJE SVAIGALAI
LIEJASI UPEMIS.
Vyriausybe paliuosavo 115
milijonu galionu degtines.

Londonas, Iapkr. II. u - Ka-
res metu AnglijOje buvo SUI
varzytaS svaigalQ vartOjimas.
DaugeliS degtinGS buvo SUI
krauta ! Sandelius il aklai
uzdaryta.
Ana dienQ vyriausyb6 pa,
Iiuosavo * "kal6jimo" net
115 miIijonQ galionQ degtinds.
NuSkyrG iai augSGiauSiQ ka,-
nQ, kad nebutQ i$naudoiimo,
ir Ieido zmonGms vartoti.
Siandie AngIijoie tad vi>;i,
kas tik nori, perkasi de8tlneS.
Visur ruo$iami pokyliai. Prize
sandeIiu zmOn6s eil6mis stow,
kad veikiau gauti svaigalQ.
IndomiauSia taS, kad vietoS
spauda kuone vienbaISiai pa
giria uz tai vyriauSybe.
Apskaitoma, jog tos paliuo-
suotos degtin6s Anglijai uz-
teks maziausia porai metQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
ISPANIJOS KARALIUS XII
TAIs METALS BUSIAS
AMERIKOJE.

Washington, lapkr. 24.-In-
ternacijonalio darbo konferen-
cijoje Ispanijos vyriausybes
atstovas vicegrafas de Eza
jog karalius Alfonsas
labai interesuojasi Amerika. II
tad gal aplankysias Siq Sail
ateinanGiaiS metals. ....
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
NAUJAs UNGAR1Jos
PREMJERAS.

Budapestas, lapkr. 24.-Ivai-.
riQ ungarQ politikiniQ partijQ
lyderiai sutiko, kad Ungarijos
premjeru vietoje Friedricko
butu Karl Huszar. Sis dabar
koalicijini kabi-
meta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
48 VALANDU SAVAITEJE
DARBO DESNIS.

Washington, lapkr. 24-In-
ternaciional6j darbo konferen-
cijoj nutarta visam pasauly.j
pravesti IS valandas darbo
savait6je darbininkams. Tai
toks busiqs darbo d6snis.
Bet tasai darbo d6snis nepa-
IieGia Kinijos, Japonijos il ki-
tQ Rytq SaliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
pArv1RT1NTA M1NTAUJos PUoL1MAs.

REVEIS, Iapkr 24IS vyriausios estQ stovyklos ofic
alia pavirtnaa vazar paskelba zna ape Mntajos puo
lima. Latviu kariuomene tikrai pa6me Mntauja.
Nauas Estoniios premjeras Tonnson pranea jog Paba
os vieSpatu taka su boSevikais alknnkai nespresna
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
Latviiaii Pael1le Mintauj-
ia Qelguva)
komisija iSkeiaVO
LietuVon
LATVIAI PAEME MINTAUJA.
'ga9s- rScNF |-rN6S-'trT -

LONDONAS, lapkr 24.-Cia latviu atsovybe gavo Mniu
og latvu karuomen6 KurSe varosi pirmyn Vsur tveua
mi vokieGai-rusai.
Taippat praneSa jog laviai pagaaus paeme il mesta
MintaujQ KulSo sostine .'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
Observation-Disclosures

Belgradas, lapkr. a. - Cia
ipusoficiialiai skelbiama, jog
italy lakuno d'Annunzio ka-
Iriuoment mieste cara platina
terorq. Tie visi gyventojai,
katrie neturi prisisege italQ
ypatingQ zenklQ su paraSu
"Italija arba mirtis," visur
uzpuldindiami. Jugoslaviai
ten be joiio apdraudimo If bu
ma uzSidare il uzSibarikadave
ISavO namuose.
Italy oficierai praneSe iugo-
SlaviamS, jog dAnnunzio nu-
Ikeliaves is miestQ Sebenico,
Epasivadines "Dalmatijos is
gelb6toiu ir Cernogoriios glo-
Ibtju."
Anot ziniQ is SpaIatO,
IdAnnunzio morris uzimti visa
ynslmatiiQ ir paliuosuoti Ger
nogoriiq is po jugoSIaviQ jun
go.
Yra kalbu apie isdavyste.
Is Rymo pusoficijaliai pra-
neSama, jog d'Annunzio Sail
ninkai pacioj Italijoj nerimau-
ia. Wis garsiau If garSiau kal-
bama, jog iie pasirenge iSda-
vySt6n, ty. paSirenge pakilti
| ir Sugriauti ltalijos monarchi-
ja.
I Londone gauta ziniQ, jog d.
Annunzio kampanija pasieku-
81 krizi. Kadangi lakunaS rem
Siasi pasikesinti prizes Dalma-
Itijq il Cernogorija, tad, jugo-
Slaviai nusprende su ginklais
pasiprieSinti IL sulaikyti pa
kvaiSiusius lakuno zygius.
Toliaus is Londono prane-
$ama, jog ir tenai gauta ziniQ,
ikad d'Annunzio kariuomen&
nerimaujanti il joje pakiles
noras Italia pakeisti>respubll-
ka.
Viskas galima. Mes andai
Iivykusieji Italijos pallamen-
tan rinkimai pasirod6 lakunui
karininkui nepalankQs.
Daugelis nuomoniauia, kad
Id'Annunzio darbuojaSi su-
griauti Italijos monarchija,
!paskelbti respublika If patektl
i Sales prezidentus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
D'ANNUNZIO Morris UzIM-
TT DALMATIJA IR GER
NOGORIJA.
Yra pavojaus Italijos
monarchijai.
PAKILUSI REVOLIUCIJA
ITALIJOJE?

Londonas, lapkr. 24.-Fleet
gatvGje vakar buvo paskleista
ziniu, jog Italijoje pakilusi re-
roliucija.
Stovis Italijoje tikrai nezi-
nomas, mes is ten visos zinios
astral cenzuruojamos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
NIEKO NERA RUSIJOS
KLAUSIME.

Paryzius, lapkr. 25. - Cia
sakoma, jog be ateinaneio pa
vasario talkininkai nenusta-
tysia savo pastovios politikos
Rusijos klausime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
voK1Ec1A1 NoR1 PERTRAUKT1 MUs1Us

vyr1Sa valas Pabatijo gen Eberhard kurs yra uemes
gen der otzo vetq pakaus6 atviu amjos vado per-
traukti musius il pasitarti apie armisticija.
Bet atvu armjos vadas neatsakes pal1lausima Mes
gen EborIlardt veikias svien su pulk Avaovu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
sTREIKUoJA DUoNKE-
PIAI.

Madridas, Ispaniia, .lapkr.
25. Streikuojja duonkepial.
Jau kelinta diena nara duo
nos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25

AutomobiliQ suvazineti:
Henry W. Rath, 81 M, 1882
Vernon ave. IL Bronislaw Tas-
eislzi, s M, 1907 Dixon gat.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
TALK1N1NKU KoM1sIJA L1ETUvoJE

BERLYNAS, lpkr TalkninkQ komisja, kurl prlslQ
sta priziurGt kad vokieGQ karuomen6 evakuoQ Paoa IS
keiayo 1'aragGn, LetuvOn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
GEN. YUDENIc REvELYJ..

STOCEIIOiMAS, lapkr. 2-siaurvakarin6s rusu armi-
Jos vadas gen YudenG Stabu nuvykes Reven Eto
nos sostin6n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25

Vienna, iapkr. 24-Austri-
JOS respublika per vienerius
savo gyvavimo metus padarG
IS milijardQ koronq deficito.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
SVEDIJOS KARES LAIVAS
ATPLAUKIA 7 SUV.
VALSTIJAS.
Atveza jis pasveikinima
saviSkiams.

Stockholmas, laplr. %. -
Svedijos Sarvuotas skraiduolis
(kruizeris) Flygia iSpIauk6 is
Plymoutho (Angliia) j New
YorkQ, kur iSbus ligi ateinan-
Gio sausio Is q.
Nuo 1907 metQ skersai At
lantiko nebuvo plaukes nei
vienas Svedijos kar6s laivas.
Tais metals pamin6tas laivas
buvo aplankes New Yorka.
Tuomet juO buvO keliaves
princas WilhelmaS.
Nauks i vakarines Indijas.
Praleides Kal6dQ Sventes
New Yorko uoste, Flygia pa
sileis tolesn6n kelion6n. APP
lankys kai-kuriuos rytlnius S.
ValstijQ uostus. Paskru plauks
j vakarines Indiias. Balan-
dzio menesiu sugryz namo.
Keliones tikslas.
Kares laivas turi 400 vyrn
igulos ir 20 oficieriu. Laivo
komendantas yra kapitonas
Unger, tas pat, kurs anuomet
tuo laivu buvo atlikes kelione.
Keliones tikslas = nuveztl
pasveikinimus is Svedijos vi
stems items saviSkiams, kat
rie kares metu buvo atskirti
nuo savo namQ. Paskui-sll-
stiprinti rysius SvediJos su A
merika.
Tai pasiuntinio Morris
~pasidarbavimas.
Visu kares metu Amerika
isbuvo kuogeriausiuose santi-
kiuose su Svedija. Tad ia ke-
lone bus kaipir israiska tq
nepaliestq nieku santikiQ.
svedija uz tuos geruosiuz
santikius su Amerika yra de-
kinga amerikoniskam pasiun
tiniui Ira Nelson Morris, kurs
mokejo palaikyti santikius
tarp abieju saliq.
Spejama, jog laivas Flygia
Amerikoj bus svetingai priim-
tas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-25
18 zMoNIU zUVo EzERE.
sault Ste Marie,

SauIt Ste Marie, Mich,
lapkr. 25. = Ezere Superior
Audros metu nuskendo gar.
laivis Myron. Sakoma, su juo
zrlvo 19 zmoniq.
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.)oscPH BucklIN n,S,.~~

did not like to go out, and besides T
have been worked up to the limit.
There has been skating and sleigh
riding all the week.
The new black Jack" dog is becom-
ing very much at home and very fond
of the family.
With Archie and Quentin I have fin
lshed The Last of the Mohicans," and
nave now begun The Deer Slayer"
Iney are as cunning as ever, and this
reading to them in the evening gives
me a chance to see them that would
not otherwise have, although some
times it is rather hard to get time
Mother looks very young and pretty.
This afternc on she was most busy,
taking the little boys to the theater
end then going to hear Ethel sing.
Ted, very SWELL in his first tail coat,
is going out! to take supper at secre-
tary Mortonfs, whose pretty daughter
is coming out tonight
In a very few days now we shall
see you again.
Playmate Of the Children.
Go Mr.. and Mrs. Emlen RooseveH.)
White House, Jan. 4, 1905.
1 am really touched at the way in
which your children as we'll as my
own treat me as a friend and play
last day the boys We're here they were
all bent upon having me take them
for a scramble down Rock Creek. OF
course, there was absolutely no eason
why they could not go alone, but they
/ obviously felt that my presence was
needed to give zest to the entertain
, mesat. Accordingly. off went, with
the two Russell boys, George, Jack,
and Philip, and Ted. Kermit and
Archie, with: one OF Archies friends
a sturdy little boy, who as Archie in
formed me. bad played opposite to him
| in the position of centre rush last fall
| I do not think that one of them saw
Ianything in6ongruous in the presi-
dent getting as bedaubed with mud as
they got, or in my wiggling and clam
bering around jutting rocks. through
| cracks, and up what were really small
| cliff faces, just like the rest of them
and whenever any one of them beat
me at any point, he felt and expressed
i simple and wholehearted delight, ex-
actly as if it had been a triumph over
a rival of his own age.
A Japanese Boys Letter.
(To DR.. William Sturgis Bigelow)
/ White House, Jan. IA. 1905.
Last ye3tr. when | had Professor
i Yama shita teach me the "Jiudo"-a:
they seem now to call Jiu Jitsu-the
naval attache here, Commander TAX
| asIlita ,used TO come around here and
bring a young lad, kitgalsi. who is
now entering Annapolis. 1 used tc
wrest1e with them both. They were
very fond Of Archie and We're very
good 20 him. This Christmas kitgak
sent from Annapolis a little present to
| Archie. who wrote to thank him, and
] Kitgkai sent him letter back that we
! like SO much that l thought you might
enjoy it, as it shows so nice a trait
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-14
Big Jim White.

White House, Dec. 8, 1904.
prEsSED KERMIT:
Tba other day while Major Loeffler
-.s narshalling the usual stream OF
's-Itors from England. Germany, the
pacific slope, ETC., of warm admirers
..or, remote country places. Of bridal
.orn1es. etc, etc, a huge man about
- feet four, of middle age, but with
.-ar, one of his great sinews and
.uso,es as fit as ever, came In and
..Led 70 see me on the ground that he
former friend. AS the line
,.sssd he was introduced to me as
r. White. I greeted him in the usual
nsf1nctory manner, and the huge,
ough-looking fellow shyly remarked,
or, Roosevelt. maybe you don't recol-
,oo+ me. worked on the roundup
18th YOU twenty years ago next spring.
Wv outfit Joined yours at the mouth
~ the Box Alder" I gazed at him and
4 once said, why it is big JIM" He
ras a great w-puncher and is still
.i5,ne the range in northwestern Ne
braska. When I knew him he was a
,reundous fighting man, but always
u.aa me. Twice I had to interfere to
n-event him from half numbering cow
bovs from my own ranch. I had him
Al lunch, with a mixed company of
sore and foreign notabilities.
Don't worry about the lessons old
boy. I know you are studying hard
mt get cast down. Sometimes In
Re, both at school and afterwards
.une viii go against any one, but il
he Just keeps pegging away and
DOESN'T lose his courage things always
ral-a turn for the better in the end
Winter Life in the White House.
White House, Dec. IL, 1904.
BLESSED KERMIT:
For a week the weather has beer
eold-down to zero at night and rarely
above freezing in the shade at noon. In
consequence the snow has lain We'll
and as there has been a waxing moon
| have had the most delightful eve
ming and night rides imaginable.
have been so busy that have beer
unable to get away until after dark
but went in the fur Jacket Uncle VIII
presented to me as the fruit of his
prize money in the Spanish War; and
the moonlight on the glittering snow
made the rides Iovelier than they
would have have been in the daytime
Sometimes Mother and Ted went with
me, and the gallops were delightful
Today it has showed heavily again
but the snow has been so soft that
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in the Japanese character. It runs as
follows:
MY dearest boy:
Il received your nice letter. I thank
you ever SO much. I am very glad
that you have received my small
present.
Il like you Very much. When
have been in judo room with your
father and you. your father was talk
ing about the picture of the cavalry
officer. In that time, saw some ex-
preston on your face. Another re-
membering Of you is your bravery
when you sleped down from a tall
chair. The two renemberings can't
leave from my head.
Il returned here last Thursday
and have plenty lesson. so my work,
is hard, hard, more than judo.
Il hope your good health.
Il am,
Sincerely yours,
"A. KITGAKI.'
Isn't it a nice letter?
ITO De Continued.)
copyright. 1910, Charles Scribner's
Sons)
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Italy will neither renounce Fiume or
evacuate territories occupied since the
signing of the armistice, it was Off
cially stated here today.
The position OF d'Annunzio was given
in reply to the terms offered by Gen
eral Badoglio, chief of staff OF the
italian army. who is is stated, proposed
retention Of Fiume by Italy and the
surrender OF all claims to Dalmatia.
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EDITED BY
ecpy~,oav. se,S ~
cN>sLEs sea- er<eR.S Josss

r-o.t5ent Roosevelt derived great
Fron1 meetings with old comrades
~ camp and trail. On a western
friend of the Jim White type.
p .p.-r,ed the president that ne had
-. ~ charged with murder. II shot a
~ he said. How did you do it?"
I'D the president seeking to learn
{. legal status of the case. with a
ssss,-+,,-eight on a forty-five frame, col
W VI said the former rough rider
RE Editor.
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D'ANNUNZIO SAYS
READY COOPERATE
Tells Italian Government Will
Help to Restore Normal
Conditions.

London, Dec. if-Gabriele d'Annunzio
is ready to cooperate with the Italian
government to bring about return Of
normal conditions in the Adriatic il
satisfactory guarantees are given that
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committee. declared that under this
plan all surplus funds earned over the
fixed minimum return Would be divid-
ed equally among labor, the public
and the roads earning the surplus
He declared that labor should par
ucipate in the earnings of the carriers
and that such participation was a fun
damental of the plan. Walter OPP
posed the stand taken by the United
States Chamber of Commerce and
railroad executives providing for fed
eral incorporation. a transportation
board and a secretary of transporta-
ton in the cabinet.
The security holders plan. Walter
said, provides for congressional direc-
ton of the interstate commerce COM
mission, that it shall make freight
and passenger rates sufficient to pay
operating expenses. maintain railroad
properties and give not less than 6
per cent return on the aggregate fair
value of the property devoted to
transportation in each of the princi-
pal traffic territories
I'VE believe capital is entitled to its
return of 6 per cent; that labor is en-
titled to a fair wage and that the ex-
cess earnings by the carriers, after
paying. fair wages and per cent upon
capital, should be divided with labor
and the public" he said.
by reason of the largely increased
duties which will fall upon the COM
mission. security holders ask congress
to create six regional interstate com
merce commissions, subordinate to the