davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
Lietuvoj Demonstracijos prizes Vo-
kietiJa uz Amerikonu nzpuolima
SIUNcIA MAISTA w LIETUVIU DEMOS PINIGUS
Dideles sunkenybes su Lenkais.
Copy &c
95

Ekzekutyvo Komiteto nariai pp Vinikas ir Bies-
pranesa, kad Lietuviu Ekzekutyvis Komitetas ap-
ke 2l diena balandzio is Lietuvos Deegaciios is
ryziaus sekanti kablegrama:
"Vokieciai atakavo Amerikos misia kaune.
Vienas lietuvis karevis, beginant Amerikos misja,
tapo uzmuStas Letuvoj didelis pasipktnirlas vo-
kecias ir, laidojant karzygi, istiko didele demon
stracija pries Voketija.
"AmerikonV pagelbos adminstracija pasitare
mums ir siuncia Lietuvon laivus is savo stoties
Kopenhagene, prikrautus raaistu If Tnedikamentas
uz kusius lietuviu pinigus, sukoIetuotus Lietuviu
Dienoje.
"Kaunas tapo ceatru tallninlzu atstovu.
"lietuvos neprigulmybes klauemas pradeda bu
ii aiskesniu. Taikos konferencijoje netrukus bus
svarstoma kausimas Batko valstju: Fmliandiios.
Estonijos, Latg Jos ir Lietuvos
Lenkai mano sfiipazinti Lietilvos neprigulmy-
be If inet j sutarti sudarynui apegynimui bendro
militario ffonto' Mes tikejome ddziausios sun
kenyhes nustatyme rubeziaus tarp Lenkijcs ir Lie
tuvoe. Mes tikime, kad akyvaizdoje russko pavo-
Jaus lr nepasisekino imperalistsku asprac;iv.
ienkal bus priversti sti ast konapron1iso s;lei-
dinnu]
"Kova musq karzy giskos kariumenes pres Ru-
slJos bolsevikus tesiasi pasekmingai
"Lletuva atkreipia save pasauIio atyda ir faJ.
knlnkal siuncia msjas istyrimu sios nezinomo,' :.
hes fasisventmo musu jaunuolu pasek.nsie vra
tasklnlnku pagclba, Anglia ren,ia daugiausiai
:. Frie dabartiniq aplinkybiu n,usu sales pade-
!imas yra dar erSkeciuotas ir reikalaus dame sun.
kaus darbo r net kruvino, kovos bet tas nenr;valo
mus atgresinti, bet priesingai privalo paskinti vi
nG<pvus M prle dauglau energijos r pasi5ventn,o.
Nez'vrint dabartinio pasekminpo pries;,;,,,e;
Lletuvos axis yra atkreiptos Americas leh,v;us
u sau1as Juaq pagelbos, ir jus privalote suprasi
s'afDus savo roles link gimtnio krasto narnirsda-
i 'isus savo ypatiskus reikalus ir noriai atTkJ,r
JUN prlPuoiancls dali garbingo darbo"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
BOLSEVIKU KAREIVIAI
BEGA PAS UKRAINUS.
Vienna, balandzio 19 d.

Vienna, balandzio 19 d.
(suvelinta). Bevieliniu tele-
grafu is Tornopol praneSama,
kad Petluros kariumene at
eme nuo bolSeviku zitomir i
Proskorov. Taipgi pranesa
ma, kad apie 10000 bolSevik'l
kareiviq perbego j ukrajihieciu
kariumene.
Petluros ukrajinieciu kariu>
memo susideda daugiausiai is
yalstieciu. Gi bolsevikai uz-
enc zitomir, sakona, nuzudc
net 600 valstieciu, tas girdi la
bal nuzemino bolSevikus vals-
tieeiu akyse If jie dedasi dau.
.giau Petiuros kariumenen.
Jei Petlura If toliau taip pa
sekmingai veiks, tai gresia pa
vojus bolseviku armijai, kuri
operuoja apielinkeje Odesos.
Telegramoje praneSama, kad
Petlura If vakarines Ukraji-
nos valdzia laukia pagelbos
nao ralkininku. Ypac yra pa
geidaujama pagelba Amerikos
Raudonojo Kryziaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
BULGARIA PALIUOSA-
VO 10000 GREKU.
Washington, D. c.. balan-

""'iiiiiston, -. T., Dalan-
dzlo 20 d. = Amerikos
Raudonasai Kryzius. gavo
zlniq, kad apie $4,000 gre
ky, kuriuos lake kares bull
garai isvare is manu- ir nu-
slveze Bulgarijon, dabar ta-
po paleisti namo.
Bulgaria, sakoma, ivai-
riais budais megino trukdy-
tt Jq paliuosa' Ia If apart
to, megino paslepti ia fakta,
kad tukstanciai uzgriebtu
grekQ mire Bulgarijoj nuo
bado ir Salcio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
VOKIECIAI NEIGALIOTI
PASIRASYTI.
Paryzius, balandzio Il d.

faryZluS, DalanQZ1O II o..
Hovos agentura isleido prane-
Sima, kad Vokietija nerenka
Taikos Konferencijq savo ~
miuju pilieciu, bet pasigane-
dina maziau pasizymejusiais
Toliau agentura, pasiremda-
m siuo faktu if taipgi kitais
uzreiskia, jog Vokietijos ko.
misija Taikos Konferencijon
netures teises pasiraSyti po tai
kos sutartimi, bet tik priims
81 galutinai spres apie sutar-
ties priimtinuma kit.
Rytiniai Paryziaus laikraS-
,ciai tai labai pasmerkia; girdi
NUNS nereikia kurjeru, bet pill
)nateisiu atstovu.
Manoma, kad pirmuojr
klausimu Vokietijos delegaci
iai bus uzklausimas ar jie yrs
pilnateisiai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
ITALIA GP ASINA AP-
LEIDIMU TALKININKQ.
Rymas, balandzio Fl d.

Cia tapo pranesta, kad susau-
kimas Italijos parlamento att
deta Xxi 6 d. geguzio. Tas, sa-
koma, padaryta sarysyje su
veikimu Taikos Konferencijos
kurioje mazai remiama ltali-
jos atstovu reikalavimai.
Laikrastis Populo Roman
pabriezia, jei Taikos Konfe-
rencija neiSpildys Italijos rel
kalavimp, tai Italijos atsto-
vans nera reikalo nei dalyyaN
ii prize pasiraSymo po taikos su
tartimi, kuri tik nusilpnintr
Italia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
SOVIETAI APGINKLUO-
IA DARBININKUS.

Budapestas, balandzio 21.
Siadien kareiviu, darbininkp
If valstieciu susirinkimas nil
sprende vesti apsigynimo kare,
kad palaikius komunistu dix
tatoryste.
Minetas susirinkimas prize
me rezoliucija, kurioje reika-
lauja, kad puse darbininkq
kiekvienoje dirbtuveje turetu
Dut apginkluoti, kad apginus
proletariato valdzia ant, kurios
kesinasi Rumunija If taipgi
Cecho- -Slovakijai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
TIROLIUS REIKALAUJA
NEPRIGULMYBES.
Paryzius, balandzio q d.

Paryzius, balandzio q d.
Keturi tirolieciai idave prezi-
dentui Wilsonui ilga memo
randumq, kuriame jie reikalau
ia Tiroliui pilnos neprigulmy-
bes.
Tirolieciai Alpu kalnu ~
reiSkia, ~kad Italia nori JUGS
praryti, kaip kad Vokietija
prarijusi Alzace-Lorraine.
Tirolius yra dalis buyusios
Austrijos imperijos ir suteik-
dawes Austrijos armijai geriall
sius saulip pulkus. Dabar 81
Tiroliu noretu gauti Italia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
WlLSONAS A?LEIDO pO-
SEDI.
Paryzius, balandzio 81 4

Paryzius, balandzio FL d.
lsrlsimas klausimo deIei Adj
riatiko pakras6ip yra labal
keblus. Keblus yra dar todel,
kad siame klausime jau pir
mlau buvo padarytos slaptos
sutartls tarp Italijos, Francu.
zijos If Anglijos.
Gvildenant s. klausiilla pre-
zidentas Wilsonas apleido po-
sedi; palikdamas Lloyd George
Clemencea All If Baron | I.onini-
mo, ltalijos minister. tartis
vieniems. sios tris ypatcs ia
re tarp NINETY saliu slapta>
sutartis dar prizes kare.
Delei prezidento Wilsonc
apleidlmo mihetu posedziu pri
duodama didele politiSka svar-
ba. Tuomi preziGentas pabrie-
ze, kad jis nepritarsias slap
tc.la diplonatiiorns Euroso2
viespatysciu. -,ssl.D $se
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
VIENNA ANTRA VOKIE-
TIJOS SOSTINE.

Berlinas, balandzio Fl d.
Nokietijos valdzia iSdirbineja
pliana, kad pripazinus Wen
mai irgi dali teisiu kaipo Vo-
kietijos sostinei. Tuomi ma
noma pritraukti Austrijos vo-
kieciu sirnpatija, kad detusi
prize Vokietijos. Viennon, ma
noma butu perkelta dalis val
stybiniu departamentq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
FRANCUZAI PAGERBE
KARzYGE.
kAryzius, balandzio Il d.

hAryzius, balandzio 21 d.
Premieras Clemenceau papuo-
Sc "garbes legiono" "croux de
guerre' zenklaiS Louise Thuil-
liez. j daug gelbejo francu-
zams pabegti is vokieciq ne
laisves.
j buvo dusyk nuteista mir
tin il tik uzsistojus Ispanijos
ministeriui nuteista amzinan
kaleijman. Bet po treju metrl
kalejino, sumuSus vokieGius, ii
tapo iSliuosuota.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
KOMUNISTUS
LINDAU.
Berne, balandzio 21 d.

Berne, balandzio Fl d.
Nuo Bavarijos rubeziaus at
eina ziniu, kad Bavarijos il
Wurttemburgo kariumenes' 20
trumpo apgulimo miesto I4is-
dau ties Constance ezeru, uz-
eme mineta miesta If nuverto
ten sliorganizuota komunistu
valdzia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
UZSIBATGE TELEFONIS-
Gu STRElKAS.
Boston, Mass, balan. 21d.

Boston, Mass, balan. 21d.
Telefonisciu streikas, kuris taip
daug pridare nesmagumu Nau
josios Anglijos pramonei bal
giasi. Nedelioje buvo konfe
rencija tarp darbininku If darb
daviq ir prieita prize nuospren-
dzio uzbaigti streika tuojau,
gi algp nustatymas bus veliau.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
SVEICARIJA UZDEDA
MOKESTIS ATEIVIAMS.
Geneva, balandzio FL d.

oCiASso, O01ollOtA1O - W.
Sveicarija mananti uzdeti mo
kestis ant vyru ateiviu il kc-
liaujanciu per Sveicarija, ku-
riu visuomet Sveicarijoje nc
trukSta.
LaikraStininkai pabriezia
kad siuo laiku sEeicarijoie
apsigyveno daug ivairiu sve
timzemiu didiku, turinciu di--
delius turtus; kit is ju tycia
bego is savo krasto, kad iSver-
gus taksu, tai, girdi, jie priva-
10 moketi taksus Sveicariioje
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
W.
MUSTA 20 KOREJIECIU.
Tokyo, balandzio l9 d. =

(suvelinta). Is Korejos prane-
Sama, kad Teigonari, netoli
Seul, iStiko demonstrancijos
kuriose dalyvavo il krikScionir1
misija. Susiremime su Japo-
MICS zandarais tapo uzmuSta
20 demonstrantq il daug SIT
zeista.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
Krymo valdzia apleido
Sevastopoll.
Italia grasina apleisia tai
kininkus.
Ukrajinieciai pergalejo bolsevikus>

Xxi Siol, kaip praneSa mine
tos zinios' ukrajinieciai ateme
nuo bolSeviku 10000 Sautuvu,
IS kanuoles if 200 kulkasvai-
dziu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
VENGRIJOJE UzTIKRlN-
Ia TIKEJIMU LAISVE.
Budapestas. balandZio 10.

(suvelinta). Apsvietos komi-
saras pranese visiems Vengri;
jos dvasiSkiams, kad peskelb
tu is sakyklu per iris sekrna
dienius, jog Vengrijoje sutei-
kama visierns tikejimams pill
ma laisve if kad sovietu valdzia
nesikis i baznyciu If dvasiSki-
JOS reikalus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
'PRASO PRIPAZINTI RU-
SIJOS VALDZIAS.

Washington. baIandzi0 Il
Rusijos ambasada praneSa, jos
Ru.ijos atstovai Paryziuje
prase Taikos Konferencijo2
kad pripazintu tas Rusijos val
dzias, kurios zmoniu rernia-
mos patol, pakol Rusijos ivai
rios valdzios nepadarys fede-
racijos Rusijos alstijgs
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
DVIGUBAS STREIKAS
BREMENE.
Kopenhagenas, balan. Il,

Sulyg praneSimu is Bremeno,
ten iskilo streikas gazo darbi-
IS kitos puses sustrei
kavo vidurine zmoniu kliasa
kaipo protesto delei prizes dar-
bininku streika. Delei kilusic
sujudimo mieste paskelbta ka-
res stovis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
MILICIJA SERGSTI TEIS-
MO RUMUS.
Stanardsville, Va, bal. Il.

21. Apskricio teismo rurnus
sergsti milicija, mat yra gan
das, kad tulas Morris zadejes
is kalnu atsilailkyti teisman,
kurio bila pradedama teisme
gvildenti. Morris % kovo ir-
gi buvo teisiamas If nubaustas
uzsimoketi $1,000, bet isklau-
ses nuosprendi, perSove teise-
ia If pabego kalnuosna.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
UKRAINIECIAI PERGA-
LEJO BOLSEVIKUS.
Joudonas. ha1andZiO god.

Ukrajinieciu spaudos biurui
is Viennos pranesama, kad Tx
rajinieciu spekos pergalejo bol-
Sevikp pirma armija apskrity-
je Homelio i$ilgai upe Pripea-
te. !aaaa2lsssls 4..a 4. "A ..ai...l -.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
ORAS.
Chicagoje ir apielinkeie:

.,Utapnlnke if seredoj dau-
glau debesiuota; utarninko nak
ii gall but. lietaus; maza at
naina temperaturoj, ir v;duti-
Mai rytu vejai.
Sauletekis' 5:58; sauleleidis,
7:39. Menulis uztekes Lie
ryte.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
RISTIKUI NUSUKTA
SPRANDA.
Richmnoda, Va, bal. 19

Siadien ryte mire ristikas Rich
ard Paiser is Chicagos, kit
riam besiimant cionyksciame
togtrs adsukta spranda.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
PRUSAI STOW w DAN
ZIGA.
Danzigas, balandzio II d.

.(suvelinta). Vokieciu zmda
niu taryba Vakarines Prusiios
pasiunte valdziai delegacij2.
reikalaudama, kad Danzigas ne
butu atskirtas uuo Vokietiios.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
DEMOBILIZUOJAMAV VO-
KIECIU ARMIJA.
Berlinas, balandzio ri d..

Kiekvienas Vokietijos nnie-
stas, kuris turis savistovi ka-
reiviu garnizona, gavo prane-
sima nuo steigiamojo susirin-
kimo, kad tapo nuspresta pa
liuosuoti is tarnystes visus ka-
reivius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22
KRIMO VALDzIA ,APLEI-
DO SEVASTOPOLI.
Londonas, balandzio Gid.

Londonas, baland1lo Zld.
Rusijos bevielinis telegramas
praneSa, kad Krimo pussalio
valdzia apleido Sevastopoll If
nukeliavo j Konstantinopoli ;
81 Sevastopoli pradejo valdyti
revoliucionieriu komitetas,
Toliau pranesime priduria
ma, kad tarp bolseviku if tai
kininkp komanduotoju iyyko
tarimasi po kurio tapo pertrauk
ia musiai aStuonioms demons
laikinos santaikos laikas bai-
giasi Is diena balandzio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-22

Paryzius, balandzio Fl d.
Is Sa1oniki praneSama, kad
Sevastopolio uoste Rusijos So
vietu kariumenes dar nera.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
ACROSS THE SALT SEAS

London. Sept 9. - Viscount Grey
new Ambassador to the United States.
to make first American speech to Pill
grims' Club in New York.
Paris, Sept. s.-Bolsheviki wireless
says Reds are angered by Wilson's
criticism OF Lenine in Kansas City
speech.
Paris. Sept. 9.-BrIg. Gen. Harts es-
capped trial by court martial In con-
nection with alleged prison brutali-
ties because of his excessive duties.
Col. B. W. Winship tells Congress
sional investigating committee.
Vienna, Sept. 9.-Amertcan capital
plans to convert city into huge COM
bination Coney Island Monte Carlo.
Budapest, Sept. 9.-City faces starv-
alton because OF Roumanian depre-
dations.
Glasgow, Sept. sc. n. Stuart
Burning tells Trade Union Congress
Russian war is unpopular with the
workers.
Paris. Sept. s-CoL Blanton Win
ship denies French asked rent for
trench ground.
London, Sept. Q. - Bolsheviki wire
less says Kolchak asks Japanese aid.
Paris, Sept. 9.-Joseph Caillaux. for
mer premier. charged with disloy
atty, said to be near 'veiled dis
charge"
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
SPENCER URGES
PACT CHANGES
Missouri Senator Announces
In Speech He Favors
Reservations.

Senator Spencer, of Missouri. de-
hvered a speech demanding strong
reservations to the treaty yesterday.
He has been classed as doubtful.
These reservations" he declared
should be inseparably interviewer
with the resolution of ratification, so
as to leave no doubt as to the posi-
tion which the United States will
take in interpreting the language of
the league of nations covenant"
Senator Spencer has been a Iorg
time arriving at this position. For
many weeks he has been dealing with
the so-called mild reservation" Sem
ators, who feared that the reserva-
tions might be made so strong that
the United States would be left out
of the league. In his speech today,
however. he left no doubt in the
minds of the rest of the Senate that
he will accept to the full the pro-
gram OF reservations laid down by
the Foreign Relations Committee.
It is this development of sentiment
that leads Senator Lodge to assert
that all of the forty-nine Republicans
and a number OF the Democrats will
vote for the reservations.
Senator Spencer's speech was a
reply to the address delivered by
President Wilson last week in his
home city. st. Louis. He said that
the President had presented to the
people of his State an issue in re-
gard to the treaty which does not
exist The President had made II
appear. he said, that the issue was
a choice between acceptance or re-
lection of the treaty; If this were
the issue. Senator Spencer said he
would be compelled to vote against
the entire treaty.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
NEW JERSEY.

OceanvfTle. - While sharpening a
scythe at his home, D. L. Matthews
almost cut his right hand in two.
Pleasantvflle. - Charles Naylor has
presented a claim for SIS to City Coun-
Gil because a stray dog killed his
rabbits
Gloucester Cty.-The annual street
carnival Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal Church viii be held Thursday
National Park.-Rex Allen is a can
didate for Councfl on both the Re
publican and Democratic tickets.
MillviIle. The City Commission
rassed an ordinance providing for a
$500 bond issue for paving Buck
street hill
Glassooro. Leading women have
started a movement for the organiza-
tion OF a mothers club.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
MARYLAND.

Elkton.-The State Road Commits
sion is making a survey of Elkton
streets preparatory to building the
State road
ChestertOwn--The Chestertown Cho-
raj Club has been reorganized with
Prof. Martin Ten HoOr leader
,Clkton.-Capt- Daniel Bratton is to
take charge Of the dental inirmary
at Army General Hospital Hamp-
ton. Va.
Nuncfo Varfanna, employed at the
stone quarries, is in a serious condi-
tion. being stabbed in the back by
a feIlow-empfoye-
Centerville.-The Roller Mills, own
ed BY R h. Lfnwpod Carter. sold to
{. S. Thomas and William Fl. Cater
Of Centervine.
Crun pton-Fpote & Co, Gamers
sue for damages against A. ]. Boffn,
OF Morgan Neck. for a broken con-
tract to plant ten acres of tomatoes.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-10
PRESIDENTS MOST
STRENUOUS DAY IS
AT THE TWIN CITIES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

en- tainted and had to be assisted out
Of the hall. The Presidents address
was the shortest one he has delivered.
The audiences, though, were no. the
only exciting features of the day. Riv-
airy between Minneapolis and st. Paul
is so keen that when the Presidential
procession started on its way to Min
neapolis motorcycle policemen of that
town took up with it and the st. Paul
policemen relinquished their guard of
the President.
Labor n Partner Now.
Speaking in st. Paul, the headquar-
ters of the Non-Partisan League of
America, President Wilson dealt alto
gether with the economic and indus
trial situation. labor no longer can
be regarded as a commodity. 1t must
be looked upon as an association" he
said.
I'VE have got to get a constructive
program with regard to labor" he as
serted.
And the minute we get it we will
relieve the strain all over tie world
because the world will accept our
standards and follow our example
Il am not dogmatic about this mat
ter. l cannot presume that I know
how it ought to be doEe. l know the
principle upon which it ought to be
done.
Interests Are Identical
The principle is that the interests
Of capital and the interests Of labor are
not different, but the same, and that
men of business sense ought to know
how to work an organization which
will express that identity Of interest,
and where there is an identity of in
terest there must be a community of
interest. You cannot any longer re-
gard labor as a commodity. You have
got to regard it as a means of asso-
citation, the association of physical
skill and physical vigOr with the en-
terprise which is managed by those
who represent capital. and when you
do. the production of the world is 60
ing to go forward by leaps and
bounds"
Readjustment OF the industrial
life of the nation to a peace time
basis and redistribution of labor
were the two foremost thoughts
dwelt upon by the President in dis
cussing the high cost Of living. Re-
garding the latter, though, he said.
the high cost of living is one of
those things which are so compli-
Gated. 1t ramifies in so many di-
rections that it seems to me we
cannot do anything in particular
without knowing how the par
ticulars effect the whole"
Defines Americas Duty.
The cost of living he termed a
world condition and Americas duty,
he declared. was to rehabilitate the
world.
We have not yet learned what
the basis of peace is going to be-"
continued the President, "and the
world is not going to settle down
until it knows what part the United
States is going TO play in the
peace"
In setting the commerce and
manufacturing of the world going
again." the President said, I'VE
have got to see to it that nobody
monkeys with the process"
He talked also of the railroads
and of cold storage Concerning
the first he said the transportation
facilities of the nation were at
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Says He Made Her Work
When She Had Influenza

Mrs. Zena Brenneman, employed in
the Bureau Of War Risk Insurance.
who was sued for limited dnorn
by George v. Brenneman, filed three
affidavits yesterday in the District
Supreme Court in support OF her Pc
tition for alimony and counsel fees.
Through her attorney. Howard p.
Okie, Mrs. Brenneman told the court
she has worked for a living ever
since the day of her marriage. At
present, Mrs. Brenneman declares,
she is working twelve hours a day
to support herself and child. Her
husband has never supported her, she
declares, and he even insisted, she
AYERS, on her going to work when
she was suffering from influenza.
When her husband paid the rent.
the wife declares, he got the money
from her to pay It, and just paid il
in time to avoid eviction. One OF
the affidavits. sworn to by a sister
OF Mrs. Brenneman, describes an al
legged assault by Brenneman on his
wife. The other sets out alleged facts
regarding his personal behavior. and
are not at all complimentary.
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present inadequate. and he hinted
that freight congestion at the
Pittsburgh district, described as the
neck Of a bottle, and at the sea-
ports would have to be eliminated
so as to afford a greater outlet for
production. He had no kind words
for cold storage as a subject. The
dams must be removed, he announc-
ed, to release the waters within so
they might fructify the world.
Ignorance Delays Progress.
The difficulty in getting some
minds adjusted to the new status
of the world is due, according to
the President, ito downright ig-
norance." And at this point he fig
uratively patted the shoulders of
both Senators from Minnesota, Nell
son and Kellogg. by saying neither
was affiliated with this difficulty. 1t
was the first time during the trip
that he paid tribute to any Repub-
lican Senaors.
The Presidents words today are
expected to be welcomed by those
persons wishing the "Democratiza-
tion of industry" No misconstruc-
tion can be placed on his remarks
and his prediction that labor must
be regarded as a partner. as. an as
sociation. and not a commodity is
one that reveals largely the hand
he will take in the Forthcoming
labor and capital conference.
Amy man with open eyes can see
the facts coming in serried ranks"
he said, coming in overwhelming
power, not to be resisted by the
United States or any other nation.
The facts are marching and God is
marching with them, and you can
not resist them.
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INDIANA.

Fort wayne.-One man operated
street cars are soon to be put on here.
Sullivan. W. T Mellott appointed
district deputy of the Elks lodges in
southern Indiana
GreensbUrg.-A. :. BOhlen, Of Indi-
annapolis. selected as architect for the
Memorial Hospital a tribute for De-
Catur County service men.
Cannelton. - The fifty-third annual
Perry County teachers institute open
ed
COlumbus.-Fire destroyed a large
barn Sunday night on the Charles
Massie farm, near here, causing a
loss of $4,000
Greenfield. - The Rev. William z.
Todd, of Portland, Ore, called as pas
tor Of the Presbyterian Church.
VinCennes. - Public schools opened
here Monday for the 1919-l92O year.