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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01
he HELPED PLACE
| BILLY SUNDAY ON
ROAD TO sue CESS
Twenty-Five years Is . long time.
and a. somebody HIS appropriately
said. .stimA Hnrketh xondera."

Twenty-Five years Is . long time.
and ~ somebody has appropriately
said, time worketh wonders"
Such has been the case Of Wiz
liam Lavender. 247S Eighteenth
avenue. who . brisfsquartsr q .
century ago, - he regards It. was
helping Billy Sunday-the same
Billy who now rides on the pin
nacle Of evangelistic fame-conduCt
little meetings In an obscure mis-
sion in Chicago. In other words
Mr.. Lavender helped. With . little
hand Of others. known ~ the Yoke
Fellows band. place Billy on the
first rung Of the ladder Of success,
which he has since climbed to the
top.
An idea Of the difference Of the
BILLY Sunday meetings" Of today
and those OF Is years ago. can be
gained from the following BY Mr..
Lavender:
I'VE met Sunday afternoon for
prayer. Then We were given cards
| Of invitation which We distributed
on street corners, in hotels and
boarding houses. Then We went
back to FArWell hall where the
meetings were held.
BILLY would lead the singing.
and then give q talk, ct the close
OF which he requested the men who
wished an interest In the closing
prayer to raise their hands. We
i boys watched for. the hands. and
| After the meeting each picked his
man and tried to persuade him to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01
MILWAUKEE, DEPOT
GOES OUT OF USE

gAll trains over the Milwaukee or
C. NJ. Z st. P. line starting today
stopped at the Burlington station
on Secon avenue and Twentieth
street. instead of at the old MIL
waukse depot 1t the foot Of Sew
enteenth street. The old station
has been completely abandoned
and was closed today. It 10 mot
known today wien the Milwaukee
station, property Of the D. r. I,s&
N. W.. will be leased or rented by
another tenant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01

there has only been one person to
equal his mark.
A revival swept through Prince
ton and out Of that revival three
boys were converted who after
wards became president Of Prince
ton. Aaron Burr was 20 fred by
the spirit Of God in his heart that
he went to Df. Withsrspoon, the
only preacher who signed the Dec
laratiou Of Independence, and ask
ed him whether he ought to give hia
heart to God.
It 10 said that DR.. Witherspoon
said: "Mr. Burr, ! would wait until
It TO- over. then In the quiet Of your
mind you can settle the questions"
He turned to him and said /:
Thank you, DOCTOR" And Aaron
Burr is In hell tonight. l stood In
the sepulchre at Princeton the other
day. There 10 q row that they call
presidents row. Nobody is buried
there except presidents. But they
accorded Aaron Burr an honor aud
buried him beside his grandfather
Jonathan Edwards; and a. stood
and looked at Burf's grave
thought of the possibilities he might
have had. Look at HIM! Look a
him!
A prematurely old man he walks
down to the seashore. He lift.
his hands to his eyes. He looks
out across the Atlantic to catch
sight Of the ship upon which biz
daughter was passenger AND
which ship has not yet entered
New York harbor, and as the tear:
trickled down his cheeks he wruue
his hands and said: "Of all mer
and women into whose faces I car
look, there Is not one can call my
{friend."
Aaron Burr came within one vote
Of being president OF the Unitsd
States. The election that year wa.
q tie and congress decided Thomas
Jefferson should be president and
i 60 to the White house. One TINT
attorney general. one time vict
president, he dipped his pen in in
fanny and wrote his name high OF
the scroll Of disgrace. He wal
moved under the foollshness o
preaching. He was near the king
dom-poor Burr-but he never en-
tered the kingdom to which he WA,
- near.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01

0U a1swes ene playes u pev-
PIE VINO i've IN me oue-outs ON the
plains OF hans&s, or down IN Ten
nessee, Or the southland.
Foolishness OF prayer! Multi
todeo OF you wouldn't be mere to-
night II It hadnt been Tor prayer.
prayer brought you INTO your seat,
where you are now.
Aonts Low
Inc ~ commanoments are MOI
~ laws out one law ana II you
DseI1 one paIt Vt II you are guilty
oI ~. Decsose tnat SHOWS you care
no.aln TOT tne otnels.
a ae''o S~. may .ya s.eaa ana .nen MOI MOI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-01

what do IN the world.
In the first two temptations the
devil took Jesus a. the Son of God.
In the last hs takes him from the
standpoint OF humanity. In the
temptations as the Son OF God he
said, Il tried to get you to act Hike
q God to me but you would not do
1t. I wanted you to show me your
power. ! wanted you to- command
those htones to turn into bread and
you would not do it. You said IT
was written gave you q verse
Of scripture to show you that you
believed in scripture ard you would
not do it.
Jesus said. There is no occasion
for me to DO It,"
am not going to leave this plat
form aud 20 to Z saloon Just to see
God Almighty send me there. God
Almighty will keep me when ] am
there but by going there ! an
tempting God.
The devil said. "L6ok here-I will
give You all the kingdoms and the
glory OF them"
He took him on the pinnacle aad
pinnacles are very perilous. and the
fellow who can go up on one and
not lose his head is very rare. !
thiAk more people are put out OF
bustness because they get swellol
head than anything else. Get "a
hfeh aa vou ran AhavA fha rpAvvf3
but never stand on the devils back
to climb over somebody else.
The higher upE5ea are In the
world, the harder you will hit, when
you do strike. High flying, that is
| . delightful sensation. IN society,
finance business and 70 forth. Buy
An automobile add 70 In debt for +.
Hare = telephone and live this
apartment life.
Better NET have the luxuries and
stay On IT'D lsval
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-23

This Is to call your attention again
to the meeting of the Baptist Sunday
School Convention at Clinton Thurs
day and Friday, May | and 9. Printed
programs have been sent to all the
schools and pastors Please study
these carefully. DR.. w. H. Ball, of
Spartanburg, Sec. Thos. j. Watts OF
Columbia. Rev. Joseph A. Gaines of
Greenwood, and such Sunday School
leaders as c. II. Roper, c. B. Bobo,
B. Y. Culbertson, J. II. Wharton, to-
gcthcr with a number Of pastors in
the county, will be there TO take part
in the interesting program. The Of
ficers and the people OF Clinton urge
your presence. Come and get further
information and equipment for your
home work.
w. p. Culbertson.
Cross Hill, April 81, 1919.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-23

Inman, spent the weekend with home
folks here. We are always glad to
see Miss Bessie in our midst.
The many friends Of Mr.. l.. Huff are
sorry to know that he is quite sick,
but are glad to know that there are
signs of Improvement at this writing.
Mr.. HUFF is long time resident Of
il9noree and is much loved.
Miss Mary e. Barksdale, one of
IIaurens' most charming young ladies,
and principal of the Hillville school,
treated her children to an Easter egg
hunt last Friday afternoon. OF course
they had big time.
The improvements in the village go
steadily on. In addition to thor
ough renovation Of the old cottages
eight or ten new up-to-date homes are
either in process Of erection or have
been completed.
Mr.. Robert Graham is jovial and
congenial adjunct to the society Of
the younger people Of our town.
Mr.. Tom Alverson, a discharged sol
der, has reopened business at his old
stand. Mr. Niles Gentry. who has
been occupying his storc-room, has
bought and fitted up a store-room
nearby.
Rev. j. X. Hallman, former Meth
odist pastor, spent a night in our
town last week. greeting and being
greeted by old friends.
Mr.. Willie Stroupe, recently dis
charged from service. is spending
few days here with his mother.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-23
WATTS MILLS NEWS.

Watts Mills, April 21.-In the alb
sence of the pastor, Rev. H. Hadock,
Mr.. Roper, Of Laurens, filled the pull
pit here on Sunday morning and ev-
ening.
Rev. Mr.. Hadock has been engaged
in meeting at the Second Laurens
Baptist church during the past week.
We had quite lovely day for Eas-
ter which was much enjoyed by a
great many people.
The Laurens County Singing Con-
vention will meet with the Watts
Mills church on Sunday, May 4th. Del
egates from all churches are request
ed to be present and also everybody
is cordially invited to come and bring
their song books an dalso a well filled
basket.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-23
RENEWED TESTIMONY.

No one in Laurens who suffers back
ache, headaches, or distressing uri-
nary ills can afford to ignore this Lau-
rcns mans twice-told story. 1t is con-
firmed testimony that no Laurens resi-
dent can doubt.
r. J. Franks, 3lS Fleming ST., says:
My first symptom Of kidney trouble,
which I had three years ago, was
backache. When l would stoop over to
pick up anything a sharp pain would
catch me in the small Of my back and
| would have to brace myself in order
to straightcn. My kidneys didn't act
right and the secretions were scanty
and burning in passage. | had vertigo
and dizzy spells and would nearly top
pie over when walking along the
street. | suffered off and on for about
six months in this way finally read
about Doan's Kidney Pills and got a
supply at Dr. B. f., PoScy's Drug
Store. felt better after taking the
first box and two boxes entirely cured
me-" Statement given November 23
1910
On March 26, 1918 Mr.. Franks said
Il am glad to recommend Doan's Kid
ncy Pills again. | have great faith
in them. DOan's did me lot Of good
several years ago and haven't had to
use a kidney remedy since"
Price G0c, at all dealers Don't sim
ply ask for kidney rcmcdy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--thc same that
Mr.. Franks had. Foster Milbnrn Co..
Mfgrs.. Buffalo, y. Y
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-23
ENOREE NEWS.


Enoree, April 21.-The beautiful
Easter was much enjoyed in Enoree.
Two services held in the church. Rev.
d. L. Belts Of Wofford College preach
ed to the folk in the morning. Every
body seemed delighted with the ser
mon. The choir had prepared some
appropriate music which was well
rendered both morning and evening.
Lovely Easter flowers were in evil
dence. The congregations were good.
The Methodist pastor preached in the
evening.
DR.. Irby has been spending few
days at his home in Laurens, q little
indisposed He returned to his place
here today, apparently in good shape.
Miss Mamie Simpson spent the
week end with homefolks dn Pros
perity. Miss Mamie is our efficient
and thorough going school superin-
tendent and welfare worker
Mr.. Frank Moore, discharged SOL
der, has accepted situation with
Whitmire- Bryson Co. There are none
more clever than Frank, and he is
quite a favorite with the young ladies.
The Methodists Of Enoree charge
are organizing for the big missionary
centenary drive which will begin on
the 18th of May and continue for
eight days.
The absence Of Mr.. l.. l.. Clifford, for
few days last week excited the curl
osity of some Of his friends. they
thinking that possibly he had fallen
into snare and passed into new
realm. What everybody says is not
always true. He is still tangible
asset OF the club.
Miss Bessie Moore, who teaches at
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-23
STATE MILITIA REGIMENTS
TO BE REVIVED

idjutant General Plans to Organize
New Companies Mt Anderson, Pei.
zer, Laurens, Hartsville, Darling
ton, Camden, Fort Mill, Rock Hill.
Columbia, April 21.-To recruit the
States reserve militia to two com
plete regiments, which will mean the
organization of eight more companies
in the State, is the aim Of Adjutant
General w. w. Moore, who had con-
ference Saturday with Major w. D.
Workman Of Greenville, who it is un-
derstood will be one of the leaders in
the re-Organized National Guard, and
these and other military leaders for
the State are endeavoring to get as
many former National Guardsmen as
possible into the reserve militia, that
South Carolina may have strong
foundation for future permanent
military organization.
The new companies which are to
be organized are to be in the towns
Of Anderson, Pelzer, Laurens, Harts-
Vile, Darlington, Camden, Fort Mill
and Rock Hill. Adjutant General
Moore held conference with Major
Workman Immediately on his return
Saturday from a leave, which he spent
at his home in Greenville. Major
Workman will be discharged from the
, To IN, 60
He was a major in the 11Sth Infantry
prior to its recent rehabilitation.
These eight new companies, with
the companies now in existence at
Orangeburg. Sumter, Cheraw and
Florence, will compose the second
regiment for this State There is now
a first regiment, composed Of 12 well
organized reserve militia companies,
Of which the Columbia company is
one. The organization of the new
companies will be perfected as soon
as possible. and the aim will be TO
have two complete regiments Of re-
serve militia, to form the basis OF the
re-organiZed National Guard, which
will be perfected when authority is
given by the militia bureau at Wash
ington. The action Of the militia bu-
reau will depend, of course, on the
decision OF congress as to the status
Of the future military force for the
nation.
Col. julius e. Cogswell, of Charles
ton, is commander Of the present com
plete regiment Of State militia. The
completion OF the second regiment
will mean the election Of another col
oncl for the States reserve militia.
1t is believed that congress will take
some early action with regard to the
future Of the National Guard and
when this is done the two regiments
OF reserve militia in this State will
likely become the National Guard for
South Carolina 1t is expected that
a number of former National Guards
men and soldiers of the recent armies
will enlist in the State militia.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-23
No Worms IN a Healthy Child

All children troubled with worms have an un-
healthy color, which indicates poor blood. and
rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
prove the digestion. and act as General Strength
ening Tonic to tn whole system. Nature will then
throw of or dispc the worms and the Child will be
in perfect health. Pleasant to take. Coo per bottle
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-04-23
At Central Academy.

Ice cream and other accessories will
be served at Central Academy on Fri
day night. April 25th You are invited
to come. Time, $3.50 p. NJ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-18
D'ANNUNZIO zYGIS CRU
MOJA ITALIJOS MO-
NARCHIJAI.
Prisibijoma salyje pakilsian-
clos anarchijos.

Paryzius, spal. 17.-DaugeliS
zmoniQ zinomo italy lakuno
d'Annunzio zygi sulygina su
garibaldistu' zygiu Italijoje
1860 metals. lr, tuo remda-
miesi, lakunui d' d'Annunzio pi-
na liaurQ vainika.
Tuo tarpu faktai rodo kitkQ.
Tarpe Sito lakuno if buvusiV
garibaldistQ skirtumas labai
dideliS. Garibaldistai buvo su-
organizuoti is privatiniQ, pile
GiQ. Tuo tarpu Siandie Su Ia
kunu bendrai pakilo daliS ita-
lu kariuomen6s. GaribaldiStai
veikt. su italy vyriausybds lei
dimu. Siandie lakunas DAN
nunzio veikia kaip tik prizes
vyriausyb6s norus.
Prizes savo vyriausyb6S il
talkininkQ nora uzimti miesta
Fiume il jo neapleisti, tam tik-
Slui reikia serganGio zmogauS,
SveikaS zmogus juk nepagei-
daus dar labjaus didn't Sian
die visam pasaulyj liepsnojan-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-18
TEISMAI ISRYS LAISVES
zODzIO KLAUSIMA.
Tam tikslui vienas zmogus
davesi areStuoties.

Pittsburgh, Pa, SpaI. II. -
kaip Gia, taip il viSoSe apy-
lmkGSr, katraS paIieGia pIieno
darbininkQ streikaS, Streiki-
ninkamS uzdrauSta susirinki-
MAJ ir panaikinta IaiSvo Zodzio
tcisG. 4
Taip yra paredziuSioS vie
tines valdzioS, kuriaS paIaikO
tame vietiniai zemeSnicii tciS-
mai.
NacijonaIio StreikininkQ ko-
mitptO advokataS Rubin tQ
klauSimQ paduoda iSriSti aug$-
teSnicmS teiSmamS. Tam tiks-
Iui buvo Su$auktaS darbininkU
>uSirinkimaS. Kuomct paSkir-
tn laiku darbininkai pradtio
rinktieS, poIici.ia nei vieno iQ
nelcido SalGn. Mes Su>irinki.
maj uzdrauSti.
GinGQ metu vienas darbi-
ninkaS >uare$tuOtaS. Taigi Su
tuo SuareStuotu darbininku
bus atliktaS iSmGginimaS tets
muoSp. ar victini> vaIdzi0S ga
Ii Suvwzyti toiSr SuSirinki-
mans ir IaiSvam zodziui.
Iig&ioI yra zinoma, kad tn
tri>G >uvarIOma arha viSai pa
naikinama tik, kartS mctu ir
tai tik ten, kur gyvuoia kardS
StoviS. TeCiauS IigSiol nebuvo
girdima, kad .civiIi< vaIdzioS
gal6tQ uzurpuOti tuOS reikaluS
ir varzyti gyvcntojamS lai$vH.
Pa>irodo, jog Gia cIgiamaSi
taip, kaip iSakoma ir norma
pIicnO truStO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-18
YUDENIC INEJO
GATCINON.

Londonas, spai. lI.-Pran"-
>oma, JOE zen. NudoniGo ka.
riuomcnI patmH mir~tQ I'atfl-
M ir pu>kuojanti amt NraSn"-
ir SieIo ir CarSkoie SieIo. Car
>kojp SipIo ru - angIi>IlU my,
IiQ nuo Prtrogrado.
Is RpvrIio ir GeI>in&ior~a
drpcSuoian+a, iog gen. Iudeni-
90 vadama kariuoment Nl>ln
~utinka >ilpnQ boI>ovikQ pass
pr:e>inimQ, norS liat@ina >tlp-
rial fortifiEuota>.
Ru>Q Iakunai raportuoja
jog ant krIiV. cinanGiQ ! Petro-
gl0dQ. r pa>aIimi> patai>yto>
harikados.
Taippat ~akoma. jo@ P"tro,
grade boISevikU kariuomrn@
pakilu<i maiStuS.
Bol=pvikai * Na<kvo> pro-
mesa. kad .iic at>itme kucVQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-18
VOKIECIAI TEISINASI PA
BALTIJOS KLAUSIME.
Sake, Won de Goltz atsauktas
ir Viskas.

Berlynas, Spal. Is. - VO-
kieciQ vyriausybd atSakG !
paStarQjq marSalo Focho no
tq, $u kuriQja jau kelintu kar-
tn buvo iSakoma vokieGiams
apIcisti PabaIti.iQ. AtSakymaS
induotaS marSaIui Foch.
NokieriQ valdzia pazymi,
jog il at&aukuSi buvuSl vOkie-
Giu kariuomenGS virSininka
PabaItiioi gencroIQ Won der
GoItz, ir jog Nokietija jokiQ
bIogQ norV arba paSIepiam'l
tikSIQ neturinti nei prieS lat
viuS, nci prizes kitaS PabaltijoS
tautaS.
Pazymima, jog vokieriQ w.
riauSyb6 SavO kareiviamS yrA
astral uHdraudu>i istoti ruSQ
kariuomenGn.
ToliauS sake, jog vokieGiQ
valdzia ndra pripazinusi nei
vienoS vafdzioS Pabaltijoj, Su
tOmi> valdziOmiS neturinti
nieko hendra. Taippat vaIdzia
pcrtraukuSi vi>okiuS rySiu>
III viSaiS Savo lareiviai>, kat
ric nckIau>o vaIdzio> parody
mu. Lygiai >akoma, jog vo-t
ki"GiU karpiviai nedaIyvauja
puIkininkO Acknowledgement
to vcikime prizes IatviuS.
Ant gallo pazymima, jog
valdzia npSutinka Su pulk. A
valovO poIltlklnlalS If militia
pIenai<.
Bet uztaigi ia patti vaIdzia
Sutinka, kad taIkinin-
kai Pabaltijon paSiQStQ Spcci- .
.iaIr komi~i.jq, katra vietoje
patirtQ apie visa rcikaIQ stow
ir Siandic bercikaIo nekaltintq
vokieGiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-18
BUS LAIKINAI PERTRAU.
KTAS STRE|kAS?

Po Chicagos plieno indus
trijos apskriti, kur streikuoja
apie 100000 darbininkQ, vakar
pasklydo gandas, kad ateinan-4
ii pirmadieni streikas laiki-
mai busiqs pertrauktas, mes
teisdjaS Gary sutikes asmenis-
kai pasikalbati su streikininkp
komitetu.
Pasakojama, jog tas ivyke
pasidarbavus paciam sergan-
clam prezidentui Wilsonui.
Negalima pasakyti, kick ta-
me yra tiesos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-18
Ka daro ukrainai?

Prane$ama. jog daliS ukrai-
nu pakiluSi prizes Denikinq W
io karciviu ziawriuosius paSi-
rI@imuS Su UkrainoS gyventO-
jais.
Bet Ilita daliS. sakoma, pri-
SidiiuSi prize jo. Kai-kuri daliS
ir | Ukraino> armijos in6jusi Jo
abeInon armijon. Gen. Deniki-
nm prieIankiauiantieji ukrai-
mai mano, jog tas pat Deniki-
mas po iveikimo bolSevikQ pa
geIbtSiQ< Ukrainai nuO Ienkj!
atgauti l,ytine Galicija il ChOl-
ma. TQ iiems pazad6jeS pats
Denikina>.
Bet varg$ai Gal nezinO, kad
gen. Denikino tikslas ne tik
nuo lenkQ atimti uzgrobtas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-18
TAIPGI PASKELBIMAS!

Waukegan, Ill, SpaI. IS. -
Sprifo pagclbininka> vakar GA
vi>am mie>te i$lipdino Sekantl
pa>kelbimQ:
'.SitaS mie>taS yra amerlko-
ni>kaS. Nekritikuok mu>Q pre-
zidento, mu>Q taIkininkQ. arba
mu~Q vyriauSyb1S.
".Joi tan nepatinka muSQ $a-
lis. elk Sau ~voikaS atgdl ! >a-
vo Sail.
Bet jci ncturi .iokioS Sales,
tai elk sau pragaran."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-18
D'ANNUNZIO JAU NUSI-
LEIDzIA.
Kreipiasi jis i Prancuzijos
premjera.

Paryzius, Spal. Is. - Kapi-
tomas IakunaS Gabrielle d.
AnnunziO, kurio vadovaujama
itaIu kariuomenG turi uzdmuSi
micStQ Fiume, premjerui CIe-
menceau priSiuntd atSiIieplmq,
praSydamaS, kad paStarasl>
paSidarbuotQ mieStq Fiume
padaryti laisvu mieStu if uoS-
tn.
Taippat praneSama, jog An
nunzio paSkelbes manifesto,
kuriuOmi Serbai il italai kvic-
fiami savitarpiai pripazinti
tautines teiseS. Vadinasi, kit
kittens tur6tu nuSileiSti il'
pripazinti nacijonaleS teiSeS.
ManifeStas viSur platiai pa
Skleistas lalStytuvaiS.
Cia tvirtinama, jog prem
jeras CIemenceau nieko media
rvs is Annunzio atsiliepimo.
Jis tuo reikalu pirmiauSia tu-
ri kreiptieS ] Savo vyriauSy-
hn
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-18
Tarp dvieju ugniu.

Italia Siandie skaitosi viena
* tu vieSpatiiQ, kurios laimtjo
kare. Italija laim6jo kare. TIA
Liza laim6jo kare su prieSinin-
ku, bet mamie dabar papuol6
tarp dviejQ ugniQ: raudonos
revoliucijos ir baltos revoliuci-
jos.
Be abejonds, Siandie italQ
armijoje yra zmoniQ, katrie tq
m6gina nukreipti civi-
len karen.
VakarQ Europos civilizacija
Siandie atsidurusi krizyj. Flu
ropine kare pasejo ten betvar-
Ike. Kiekvienoj salyi siaueia
grumojimai, nepasitenkinimai,
suirut6s, riauses. Visur prasi-
deda naujoji kar6.
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DIDELI :ANGLIJOS MUGS
TOLIAI JURESE.

Londonas, Spal. IS. - Ka-
res metu Anglia prarado
prekyboS laivu 7,759,O9O to-
nv intiIpimo, paSkeIbta cia O.
ficiJjaliai.
VokieGiu nardanGioS laiv6s
is tp laivu nuSkandino $685.:
059 tomas.
Su tai> vi>aiS laivais pra-
zuvo IT. 1+,2S7 zmon6S.
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L1ETUvos ARM1JA vEDAMA PRIZES sIAULIUs

Londonas <paI 49, - Cia nieko tkro neznoma, kas Sian
die veikaS euvOje, kr Ts karuomend Sutlauka II kur
ieuvl armija Sumobzuoa.
Tik praneSna tick jog lietuvQ amjai lSakya briautes
ant SauliQ Jei oi zina hutV t"iSnga eSQ kad etuvlal
atSiraStQ uzpakayi vokeGiu rush, uzpuolusQ latviuS
(Sita zina gall patvrtnti vakayl,Sfiq zinq ape rusl
veikmQ Lietuvoe Turbut rSQ karuomen& bus Sukoncen
ruoa apnk SauiuS Tad >moblizuota letuviQ armija If
SunGiama SutrlSknti ten grumOjanGiuS ulsu<).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-18
Gen. Denikinas irg,i
pazangiuoja.

Grn. Drnikino armiIa jau
i>ibriDvG ccntralinin Ru>ijon.
PaGn@ OrioIQ ir varo>i ant
TuIo>.
Rytuo>c nuo kaInQ CralQ.
Sjbrriioic, admiroIo koIGako
armi.ia paIengva at>igauna po
paSkutinio <mugio ir vietomlS
ina pazangiuoti.
C'ia yra zinoma, jog gen. 1u-
drniGE, gen. Denikin il admiro~
las KoIGak veikia hendrai
prir> bolSpviku$. Turf iie vie
ma tikSlQ-Sugriauti boISevikQ
vaIdziQ.
Bet .iei ta> zygiS jiemS tik-
raj pavyktQ, nezinia katras
katram tmdtQ nu$iIeiSti. Ncs
viSi tryS nogali vaIdovauti. Is
ilI vienaS turGtQ but pripazin-
ta> vvriau>iaS. Tad If butQ
proga patterns tarp saves Su-
SipcSti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-18
AUSTRALIA STOW w
AIRIUS.

Melbourne, spal. If. - Man
nitu arkivySkupas Gia kalbe-
damas pazymajo, jog niekas
negalis turdti pasitikejimo
Anglijos Komitetu, kurs nus
kirtas iSriSti Airijos klausi-
ma. Atrial Australijoje nebus
patenkinti taip ilgai, kol All
rijai nebus pripazinta teisybe.
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1852 zMOGU Boise,
YIkAI NUzUDE RYGOJE.

Stockholmas, SpaI. IS.
Prof. Guido Schneider * Ry-
goS Gia andai tlu'iio pa>kaitq
apple boIScviIQ veiiimq Rygo-
.Ir.
PaaiSktjo, jog boISeviIai.
Rygojc nuzudt 23,632 vyruS,
moteri> ir vaikuS. Auk0S bal
Siai buvO kankinamOS.
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nebuS SurastoS, Italia suSi-
IaukS juodQ valandQ. Visoj Sa-
Iyi gall pakiIti baisi katastro-
ia.
Cia nuomoniaujama, jog TIA
lila nei$vengS katastrofos. TIL
res cit Salin ne tik vyriauSyb5,
bet kartaiS paskui ana ir patti
monarchija. Gil kaS paskui ?
PaSkui gall pakiIti anarchija
ir Sails gall suSilaukti pragaiS-
ties.