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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
NAUJAUSIOS z|NIOS.
"a zMONES NUzUDYTA
RIAUSESE.

Ligi vakar ryto Chicagoje
rasines riauS6s prarijo a
amones. Vakar riauS6s buvo
persimetusios ] vidumiesti,
kur nuzudyta du juoduoju.
Uzvakar gubernatorius Low
den buvo apleides Chicago.
Keliavoi Omaha. Kelion6s me
tn gavo praneSima apie paki-
lusias riauSes Chicagoje.
Tad specijaliu traukiniu jis
vakar sugryzo atgal Chica-
gon.
Gubernatorius pazymejo,
kad rasin6s riauS6s turf sus-
toti. Pasake, kad jei riauSi-
ninku numalSinimui neuztek-
siq vaIstijos milicijos, bus pa
Saukta federal6 kariuomen6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
BELGy KARD|NOLAS AP-
LANKYS Chicago,

New York, liepos %. - Gar
sus belgQ tautos patrljotas,
kardinolas Mereier, kurs vasa-
ros pabaigoje lankys Suv. Val
stijas, sveciuosis If pas Chica-
Cos Arkivyskupa Mundeleina.
Tokia zinia vakar parveze
Gia amerikoniskos kolegijos
Louvaine vice-rektorius, Peter
Joseph Strycker, kurs atkelia-
vo prancuzQ garlaiviu La Lor-
raine.
Strycker eia atkeliavo SUI
rengti visa programa kardino-
10 vieS6jimui.
Kardinolas Mercier Ameri-
kon atkeliausias rugsejo 10
20 laikotarpiu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
RUMUNAI SUMUsE UNGA-
Rios BOLsEVIKU
KARIUOMENE.
Bella Kun paskelbe generate
mobilizacija.

Vienna, liepos 30. - Nesenai
ungarq bolSevikp raudonoji
gvardija keliose vietose buvo
per6jusi upe Theiss, Ungarijo-
je, ir buvo1 uzpuolusi neskait-
linga rumunQ kariuomene.
Rumunai buvo priversti at
simesti, palikdami bolsevi-
kams kelis miestelius ir So
dzius.
Tarpe bolsevikQ pakelta ne
apsakomas dziaugsmas.
Pra6jus porai diena rumu-
mai gavo pagelbos, susitvarke
ir uztelejo prizes bolsevikus.
Ir kad dave, tai dave. Dauge-
lis raudonujQ nespejo pabegti
atgal per upe Thesis ir paimti
nelaisven.
Dabar is Budapesto prane-
sama, kad po Sitos nelaimes
bolSevikai nusprende sustip-
rinti savo gvardija.
Bella Kun paskelbe visQ 7
80 metq amziaus vaikinu If
vyru mobilizacija. Girdi, vi
stems reikia ginti sovietQ res
publika.
Bus ,naujos skerdynes emo
nill. Nes Eas nepaklausys to
isakymo, tasai bus zudomas.
II kasgi GGia gall klausyti boil
sevikQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
NEVAzINEJA GATVEKA-
RIAL CHICAGOJE.

Siandie, Gepos 20, anksti ry-
te Chicagoje sustreikavo gat-
vekariu il virSutiniQ gelezin-
keIiu konduktoriai ir motorma
mai.
Streikas paskelbta 4 valan-
da ryte. Darbininkai visus
gatvekarius pristat6 ! remi
zas ir gatv6s sustojo dundeju-
sios.
Siandie miesto gatvemis
nardo tik vieni automobiliai.
Apie $4,000 darbininkq pa
liete Sitas streikas.
Unijos virsaitiai uzrekta.
Vakar per visa diena seka
ramios konferencijos darbinin-
ku ir kompaniju atstovq su
State Public Utilities komisi-
ia.
Konferencijose zymia intaka
dare ir pats gdbernatorius.
Atrod6, kad viskas pasibaigs
kuogeriausiai.
Bet paskui pakilo nepasiten-
kinimas darbininku atstovu
tarpe, kuomet kompanijos pa
.siule darDininka1ns aagsciau-
sia uzmokesti Csc. valandoje
be sugrazinimo uzmokeseio
uz praeitu pora menesiQ.
Paskui gubernatorius darbi-
ninkams pasiule pravesti re-
ferenduma.
Vakare pertraukta konfe-
rencija ir darbininkai susauk-
Ia susirinkiman. Susirinkime
darbininkai nedave savo vir-
saiGGiams nei aiSkinti. Visi eme
saukti: streilzuoti!
Po pagaliaus nutarta iseitl
streikan 4 val. ryto. Taip IL
padaryta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
TEIsINAs1 GRAFAs KARo-
LYI.
Jis buves priesingas bolsevi-
ku valdziai Ungarijoje.

Vienna, liepos 80. -Ungari--
jos respublikos buves laikinas
prezidentas grafas Karolyi;
kuris Sales valdzia pavede
bolsevikams, if kuris siandie
Cekijos sostineje Pragoje Sn=
areStuotas, prizes apleisiant
.Ungarija paskelbes rasta.
Tuo rastu grafas teisinasi,
jog jis nenorejes Sales val
dzios pavesti bolsevikams, bet
buves darbavesis uz koalici=.
JIM kabineta.
Grid, socijalistai j buye
kalbine sutverti nauja kabi-
meta jam pirmininkaujant.
Bet, sake, tie patys socija-
listai jam nezinant tue buddS
CANINE dirva bolsevikams.
Kuomet jis rezignayes spS
tikslu sudaryti nauja kabinetas
tuojaus bolseyikai If apvalde
valdzios ofisus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
SUDEGINTAS VIENAS
GATVEKARIS.

Gat7ekariQ darbininkQ strei-
kas Chicagoje vakar prasid6jo
nebe truksmo.
Ties - gatve ant Western
ave. apie 6 val. ryto streiki-
ninkai ant b6giQ atrado palik-
tq viena tuScia gatvekarl.
Tuojaus gatvekaris uzkurta'
Pasaukta gaisrininkai:
Niekas, nei patti policija ne
gall iSaiSkinti, kaip tas gatve-
karis ten atsiradO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30

mia ir jo valdzia. Tas jiems
palengvina briauties Siberi-
jos gilumon.
Kadangi amerikoniska ka-
riuomene Siandie ant Siberijos
gelezinkelio atlieka policmono
role, tad bolsevikai pirmiau-
sia ir atakuos amerikonus.
Galutinos ju isvados.
"StrategistQ galptinos iSva-
dos yra tokios:
Kuomet bolsevikQ armija pa
sieks Omska ir sugriaus Kol-
cako valdzia, tuomet ameri-
koniSkai kariuomenei arba SUI
sau nelygiais prisieis musties,
arba visai atsimesti Vladivos-
tokan.
Amerikonu visa Wits japo-
nuose, katrie ten veikia su uz-
grobimus tikslais.
+ II jei japonai bus iveikti,
tuomet amerikoniSkai kariuo-
menei paliks du isejimu; arba
pasiduoti, arba, jei bus laiko,
nudumti j Filipinu salas.
Ka reiskia tokia propaganda.
Tokia propaganda eia turi
vietos tik todel, kad leidzia-
ma, plesties bolSevikizmui net
Sales valdininku sferose. Mes
priesbolsevikiski zmones ko
panasaus netvirtintr, nieku ne
pakenktq prezidento Wilsono
darbams.
Kiekvienam yra zinoma, kad
musq Sales vyriausybe, pre-
zidento Wilsono vadovauja-
ma, darbuojasi kaip savo sa-
lies, taip viso pasiulio zmoni-
jos gerovei.
Bet jo priesininkams nepa-
tinka kadir geriausia atlieka-
mas darbas. Todel tik truls-
maujama If meginama paken-
kti items darbams..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
zEMESNYSIS KONGRESO
BUTAS ELS ATOSTO-
GOSNA.
senatas darbuosis taikos su-
tarties reikale.

Washington, liepos % -ze-
uesnysis kongreso butas va
iSar padare rezol!ucija, sulig
kurios atstovai pertraukia Vi
sokius darbus ir pasiliuosuoja
atcstogoms yienam lnenesi1i-
nuo rugpjueio 4 ligi rugsejo
9 d.
Tuo visu laiku senatas lures
savo posedzius. Taikos sutar-
ties klausimas sonata Ralaiko
prize darbo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
Cbicageje streikuoja
gatvekariq darbiniIkai
Ka sake miesto majoras.

Miesto majoras Thompson
sake, jog jis ligi paskutines
valandos darbavesis, kad SUI
laikyti streika. Sakosi, jis ir
dabar veiksias, kad apginti
pilieciu teises.
Bet majoras pripazlsta, kad
jo nuskirtoji komisija beveik
nieko neveikusi. Praeita savai-
te tik viena susirinkima ture-
just. Paskui nieko nedariusi IS
grumojancio streiko.
Streiko reikalais visas lal-
kas rupinosi State Public Uti-
lities komisija. Komisija vel
Ike sulig gubernatoriaus nu-
rodymq. Pats gubernatorius "
sas laikas buvo Chicagoje.
Gatvekariai nevazines.
Kompanijos paskelbe, kad jos
neleisia vazineti nei gatveka-
Rams nei virsutiniq gelezin-
keliu traukiniams.
Gatvekariai sutraukti i
remizas ir tenai bus apsaugo-
jami.
Niekas negali pasakyti, kas
ivyks toliaus.
: Matyt, siandie- bus sjudin-
tos visos .jegos, kad kuoyei-
klaus sutaikinti darbininkns
su kompanijom ir atnaujinti
komunikacija.
Mes desimtys tukstaneiu
darbininkq tlel tolumos neturi
priemoniu pasiekti savo dar-
pavieeiq.
Daugeliui prisieina sandy,
ties automobilius. Automobi-
liu savininkams siandie tikra
pjutis.
Bet daugeliui zmoniu i dar-.
ba prisieina pestiems puskuo-
ii.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
sUzEIsTU PILNOS LIGo-
MINES.
Niekas negali pasakyti skait-
liaus uzmustu.

Chicogoje siaucia raSint>
riauS9>. Baltieji kovoja il zu-
dOsi su juodaisiais.
RiauS6S prasid6jo Sekmadie-
nj, kuomet, kaip pasakojama,
juodieji m1gino isihriauti bal
tuiu maudimosi vietOn, ezere
ties % gat.
* ten suSikirtimai persik6-
le ! juodQiQ apgyventas mics
to daliS, ypaG i$ilgai visOS
State gatv6S.
Kuone per nakti yienlw-ki-
tur kautasi.
AntytojauS riauSts atsi-
kartojo. Gi vakar vakare, lie
pos % dienQ, kaikurioSe vic
toSe im6 IietieS kraujas Bal
tuiu minios uzpuldin6io juo-
duosiuS, gi juodieji baltuosius.
Prizes riauSininkus panaudO-
ia zvmi dalis veikiancioS pc
licijos. Paskui jau neuzteko
nei atsargoS malSinti kruvinas
riauSeS.
Daug policmonQ labai pavo-
jingai suzeista.
Sveikumo komisijOnieriuS
mano, jog uzmuStQjQ buSiQ ke-
lios desimtys.
Ligi Siandie ryto buvo Emo
ma 13 uzmuStQ a balti il 9
juodi) ir apie 800 suzeistQ.
BaltQjQ minios, apsiginkla-
vusios revolveriais, Sautuvais,
vezdais, pIytomis If visokials
inagiais marSavo gatvemls IL
grumojo kiekvienam juodam
zmogui.
Kai-kHrios nigeriQ apgyven-
tos dalys atkirstOs nuo mlesto
centro. nes nupjaustyta teIefo-
nu ir elektros Sviesos vielos.
I kai-kurias pavojingiausias
vietas ant greitQjQ pasiQsta Ike
Ii Simtai valstiiOs miliclJos.
Sta 6m3 patroIiuOti gatVemlS.
sumobilizuota kariuomene.
I miesto majoro ThOmpsOno
pareikalavimq, sulig guberna-
toriaus isakymO praeita naktl
sumobilizuota 1000 milicijOs.
Milicija pastatyta paskirtose
vietose ir laukia tOlimesnlQ
isakymQ.
Milicija po gauto isakymo j
pusvalandi gall uzimti sau pa
SkirtaS .yiptaS.
Majoro atsiliepimas.
Majoras Thompson paskelbe
atsiliepima j miesto gyvento-
jus, kad Site pildytp Sales
istatymus If miesto parody
mus, kad tQ suirueiQ metu pri-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
PACIFIKO LAIVYNAS PER.
SIKELE PANAMOS
PERKASU.
Is Panamos plaukia j San
Diego.

Washington, liepos 20. S.
V. Pacifiko kares laiyynas
parsikele Panamos perkasu II
plaukia j San Diego, Cal.
Persikelimas atliktas veikiai
If tvarkingai, isemus yiena ne
laime.
Vienam kares laive eksplio-
davo boileris, nuo ko zuyo 6
vyrai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
Wis OAR STREIKUOJA
100000 ANGLEKAsIU.

Londonas, Eliepos 80.
Deryshire apskrityj jau kuo-
ne visose anglekasyklose at
naujiinti darbai. '
Bet Yorkshire apskrityj apie
100000 anglekasiu il toliau
streikuoja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
PAs1BAIGt DoKUosE
sTREIKAS.

Liverpool, liepos 80. Vie.
tos dokuose pasibaige darbis
ninkp ,streikas. Isdalies dafbi-
ninkai laimejo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30

kaikuriuose laikraSciuose at
randa CANA vietos pazymeti II
prirodin6ti apie bolseviku spe-
kQ augima.
Jie sake, jog bolsevikQ ar
mia nuolat stiprejanti, jog
bolsevikai pasigaminanti uz-
tektinai kar6s medziagos. Gi
jQ tarpe susiklausimas ir dis
ciplina - tiesiog pavyzdin-
gas.
Jie sake, kad, turbut, zymia
dali kares medziagos bolsevi-
kai apturi is Vokietijos. II sa-
,ko, jog to niekas negali jiems
uzdrausti.
Tvirtina jie, kad amerikonis-
kos kariuomen6s Siberijoje
vadas, gen. Gravas, nei neapsi
ziures, kuomet bolsevikai su-
picks Kolcako armija, gi gen.
Denikina su kazokais privers
atsimesti pietq sonan.
Mes gen. Denikinas ilgas
laikas neistengia pasivaryti
pirmyn, gi Kolcako armiJa
stumiama atgal Siberijon.
Uzpulsia Siberia.
Su1ig tn "strategistq" nuo
moniavimo, Siandie Rusijoje
yra sekantis stovis.
1. Siaurine Russia bolsevillQ
rankose; pietine Rusija apsau-
gotta nuo talklnlnkq uzpludl-
mo; gi vakarinej Rusijoj boil
sevikai susisiekia su VoEietija
ir kitomis jiems prielankiau-
.ianciomis salimis.
Vadinasi, bolsevikai valda
kuone visa europine Rusija.
2. Kadangi bolsevikQ tikslas
paimti savo rankosna visa Ru-
sija, tad sekantis jp zygis bus
pulties prizes Siberia, kur vel
kia If amerikoniska kariuo-
meme. =
3. Praktikoje bolsevilai Jau
kaipir nugaleje Koleako ar
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
NAUJA REVOLIUCIJA
HONDURAS RESPUB-
LIKOJ.

San Salvador, liepos 80. -
liepos 80. - Honduras res
publikoj pakelta nauja revo-
lucia. Siuo kartu revoliucijai
vadovaujas gen. Lopez Gut
ierreZ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
keIiolika zmoniQ nu.
zudyta
SumOblizuOta vaIStijoS
kariuOmene
Silaikytu tvarkOS.

SilaikytU tvarkoS.
MajoraS uzdraudzia kelti
SuiruteS. ImOniu laisv6 If tel
StS turf but apdrausta. Kick
vienas prasizengimas prizes tai
nebuS toleruoiamas. Bus imta-
81 kuoaStriausiQ priemoniQ
prieS riauSininkus, katrie uz-
traukia ant miesto didele g6-
dq.
Viena svarbesniu priemoniu.
kalbama, kad Siandie mics
to taryboS policiiinis komite-
ta> tarSis pagaminti mieste
parddymq atimti nuo gyvento-
ju visus ginklus, kOkius tik
kaS turi savO namuOse.
Sakoma, jog tasai parody
mas gal priesintusi Sales
konstitucijai. Bet nepaprastos
priemon6s gall but pavartoja-
mos. Mes be to galima susi-
Iaukti liudneSniQ pasekmiQ.
Baisus daiktai dejosi.
Vakar vakare pietin6j mics
to dalyj buvo pakilusi tikra
anarchija. Jei baltieji kur SUI
ciupdavo juodukq, nepaleizda-
vo jo gyvo, arba palikdavo
primuStq, kuomet pamatyda-
vo prisiartinant policija.
Juodieji tq patti dare su bal
taisiais. Nei vienas nigeris va
kar nebuvO matomas gatve-
kariuose arba vieSose vietose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
Rasines Riau$es Chicagoje
IIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
GATvEKARIU DARBININ-
KU REIKALAVIMAI.

Chicagoje streikuojanciQ
gatvekariu konduktoriQ il
motormanu reikalavimai to-
kie:
1. s. centai valandoie (vir-
SutiniQ gelezinkeliQ darbi
ninkams S7c.).
2. Ia nauja uzmokestis pra-
sideda su praeito biHelio 1 d.
3. 8 valandos darbo dienoje.
4. 6 dienos darbo savait6je.
Kompaniju pasiulymai:
l. Csc. valandoje items, kat
RE Siandie ina 48c., gi Kittens
darbininkams lie. daugiau va
landoje.
2. s valandos darbo il pn-
santro laiko uz "overtime".
3. &c. valandoje virsutiniQ
gelezinkeliu items, katrie Sian
die ina soc. Gi kittens po tic.
daugiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30
Majoro atsiliepimas.

Majoras Thompson paskelbe
atsiliepima j miesto gyvento-
jus, kad Site pildytu Sales
istatymus If miesto parody
mus, kad tq suiruGiq metu pri-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-30

DRAUGAS PUBLISHING CO., Inc,
1890 w. 46th St., Chicago, Illinois.
Phone Mckinley 6114. EStabl. 1905
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
MAY SEND AUTO
 THIEVES TO JAIL
Proposed Statute Would Met Out Drastic Punishment tf Them.

Considerable discussion has been caused by the proposed statute, which will be presented at the next session of the General Assembly, making it state prison offense to take an automobile without the owners per mission.
 The proposed new statute will be modelled after the California statute, which appears to be working out well in the west
 Prominent lawyers Sd, that the trouble with Connecticut, n regard to automobile thefts is not lack of laws to cover thieving, but the fact there are too many statutes under which a maa who steals an automo- bile may be punished
 At the present time there are two statutes under which an automobila thief mag be punished. The statute under which most of the thefts are punished is that known as taking an automobile withou tf
 permission" This law, makes the penalty for the u.s u.
 months and one year for the SC ond.
 The othei- law is entitled; An acr covering the theft of motor vehicles. This statute is in Chapter s1, of tn | est and clearest statutes on Ii books, of this state. ] Ths statute Fa2&s as follows
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17

Whoever shall be guilty of the inert
 If is said that this law was never intended to cover the theft Of caf' as the general public understands It. This law was framed to protect men who had In their employ a ciaui-e ui who used his employers car TOT Joy riding. That was the reason TOT tliS apparent lienency Of the pehaIeS' Several times however in the past two years, due to the heneney or sone of the courts downright auto thieves have escaped with the hgh' penalty of this statute of any motor vehicle, shall pc lia- prisoned for not more than ten years" - ..,,
 If is apparent therefore that the easy escape of auto thieves irolil eiic conseauenees of their acts is not que to the lack of statutes to cover thelf ofYense but it is due to prosecuting them under a statute which was never placed on the law books Tor the purpose for which 1t IS pelhs used.
 It is said that automobile clubs and dealers, as we'll as the po1lee au- thorities throughout the state, VII try and have the taking automobile without the owners permlsslon' changed, so that no one may be pros ecuted under that statute, except af employe, and at the employers com plaint. It Is said that the pfesen evil, can be annuied if this can bt accomplished.
 It has been said, that in order tt prove theft it must be proven tha the man who stole the automobile tried to sell 1t. While it is true tha trying to sell a stolen car is regard ed as prima farcia evidence by tht courts of Connecticut that theft wa committed, the fact that man ha! & car unlawfuiiy in his possession is all that is necessary to prosecute a man under the severer statute.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
THEATER MANAGERS SEE RUIN
 IN 20 PER CENT. TICKET TAX

will also entail large losses on the part of the railroads that transport theatrical companies.
 The theatres have done much to aid the Liberty Loans; they have given Sunday concerts and enter tained the soldiers. But Congress instead of trying to help the thea tres, seems to be trying to ruin them.'
 William A. Brady said that the inn position of an additional theatre tick ct tax would result in the financial ruin of the greater number of those engaged in the footlight theatrical business.
 AS things are now there are only few bright spots in the t44eatrica, business world, and an additional tax would mean all dark spots," he said, '"The putting into effect of such a tax would result in the closing of all of the theatres except those in a few of the large cities, and would cause the collapse of all productions except a few great successes.
 No other form of luxury has been taxed the way ths theatres have been taxed. Yet during the war the the atr1eai industry was one of those that l served the country without prof. teer1ns. Theatrical people wen across the water to entertain the sol. dieFs without compensation, and nothing but praise has come iron the soldiers for the entertainment they received. The theatrical indus l try should be given medal for it. efforts in the war.
 "AH New York should pretes against the tax, for the theatres are the greatest attractions to out O. town folk in the city and the impo sition of the tax would affect busi ness generally The public shoulc protest against it. The theatre ta, question should be made local anc not rational"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17

and before, and of making such care available to them, is suggested as a means of curtailing this unwarrant- ed number of preventabIe deaths in this country.
 Three previous reports on maternal welfare in rural areas, prepared by the bureau during the year, have al ready offered convincing evidence of the large number of mothers who come to childbirth without any ad- vice or trained care during preg- nancy, and without any trained care at confinement.
 But it is not only in isolated com , munities that such lamentable con- ditions exist Even in cities the problem of prenatal and confinement care is far from being solved, and very few communities have made any l systematic effort to solve it. Through | the medium of prenatal clinics, and assignment of public health nurses to prenatal cases, a few places have | done some pioneer work along this l line; but even in such places many ! mothers have no skilled care at 1 either childbirth OF before. In num- l gro nanny" or self-taught mid- l wife, still assumes serene and undis- puted responsibility for ushering in all the new inhabitants of her par ticular neighborheod.
 The extension of consultation cen ters and an increased staff of we'll paid and properly qualified health visitors are urged by the report.
 which goes on to point out that Con- gress has already established a meth
 cd of government contribution to
 state activities for better farming, for | good roads, and for vocational edu- l cation. If the United States is to
 conserve it's human resources which are now wasted by indifference and
 not by the necessity of war upon our soil, we cannot consider teo prompt
 ly the development of facilities for
 the protection of maternity and in-
 fancy upon a plan as evidently based
 upon common convenience and sound
 public policy as are the statutes te
 aid agriculture and roads"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
Home Health Club
 Edited by H. RFEDER Chicago
DAVID H. REEDER, Chicago

(Edited by David H. Reeder, Chicago)
 FEET - The value of the feet can only be fully realized by those who have lost one or both of them. The comfort and care of the feet is under stood by few.
 I believe I am safe in saying that many a case of divorce is indirectly due to badly fitted shoes. In this statement I am safe also in saying that the cause may be the husbands shoes; it may be the wife's shoes or it may be that the shoes of both are at fault Corns and bunions, caluses and ingrowing toe nails are due to badly fitted shoes. The horse that suffers with corns would say the same thing If he could. Is it any wonder that the man or woman who wears an il1-fitting shoe all day over aching corns is cross and fretful at night.
 I admit that badly treated feet are not always the thing that develops a naggiug wife or a cross and fault finding husband, but they are among the causes that may be easily over come and the person that suffers and does not know why should get busy.
 There is during the winter season great suffering on the part of those who have had their feet frozen. Frost bites or chilblains is the common name for these troubles, but some times the trouble progresses to a stage known to physicians as Ray naud's disease. This disease may be o,,+,, ,<+ F @I1 such as the fingers, ears, or tips of the nose. In the most serious stages gangrene is likely to follow.
 People who suffer with chronic cold feet and find that during the winter season, there is a sort of dead feeling or rather lack of feeling in the toes or there is tingling sensation and itching without redness or swell ing would be wise to treat the feet vigorously to increase the circula- ton. Their shoes should be very carefully fitted and when out in the cold the feet should be protected thoroughly against the danger ot frost bites. Those of you who have the Home Health Club books in youl homes can easily follow the detailed instructions for increasing the circu. la in the feet and changing chronic cold feet into warm comfortable feet
 Stated very briefly the quickest ant best method is easy and can be fol lowed by anyone:
 At night just before bed time pro cure two pails of water one as tho as can be borne and the other as colo aa fl oon1e6 from the well Have nearly kettSeful of more hot water Place both feet in the hot water ant let them remain for ten minutes ol more. The deeper the pails the bet ter. The water should come up a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
PLAN TO SAVE.

That as many as 15,o00 American mothers die in childbirth each year from causes largely preventable is the startling statement made in the an- nual report of the children's bureau for the present year.
 A program for educating all moth CTS to the point of desiring and de- manding skilled care at childbirth