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V PONDEL1, 21. CERV'CE 'r9

Cena dobytka klesa to ale jdou ceny vzhdru.
Nemc budou hlavne nyni ciziny boty, proc 81
neobuji ty, do kterych na podzm praskli'
Ia dnesnho pocas e nam horko kter este vice stoupa
kdyz vidime damu vedra zahaenou kozesinu.
Exkaisr porazil Holandsku celkem 5000 stromu -
niceni tyce, tom byl Nemci vzdy znamenitym.
Kanadska vlada prodava prava amercke buvoy po 25o
doarech kdo by ek ednou ze bude obyene drazs
Ami nejvets nemuze vse moudrost obsah
nou ba ami to- dnesnch uzennach jaternicich ukryo
Chcagu byla koneene jednou odsouzena pro
razdeni Ale jest sedesa let ara coz porotu omlou
Nemecky byvay prime jest zaovan manzelkou
rozvod pax mel vyhr kdyz mel Ike vsemu jese vonu do
N6mecky korunn prime bude vystupovati pohybivych
obrazch, nejvyssi Charlie Chaplin mas beztoho z
mrzel
Exkasr vildm dosud pry Holandsku reze dfivi pfi
tom nekdy zpiva; nas "Bevavalo, bej
vavalo dobre.."
Starry Rockefeller vypravuje, mladych letech mel
stati ze zamen noy banknoty mdze 81 jen
pochvaova.
Nezdar teskych zbrani hned ma poeatku srazky Ma
ary byl dobromysnos elm mekci drevo. tim
vice Sc don reze
Pred vakou divil Sc sve nemecke "dakladnost" dnes
jest presv6dcen Hunove uto cnost dovedou upanova
pr velkozlocinech.
Nemecti dastonici, keri spolu byvalym mali
bt pohnan pred soud radei spacha sebevrazdy Proc?
Pak-i tvrdi, re jsou nevinni nemusi mti obav.
Pravda-i, ze obcej cloveka jest obrazem jeho duse
pax by podavaa podobizna bolsevckeho dkatoa Maar
Bella Kuna nekamny dukaz male jeho hodnote
Boston ma dnes 1oc ifzdne ma poulicnch ksrach
pravou bouf protestu mas Clevelande jsme hod-
nejsi, my kazde zdrazeni zaplatme ami nemukame.
pouhych 16 hodn aeroplanem do Evropy, zda ze
Sc dockame mozneho vyeu Ceveandu do Prahy kdyzyse
vydame cestu sobotu poledne vratme ponde rano
Koblenci objevli pakaty veou: Gott strafe Will
onevadz ale nemecky panbu ztra pri podobne modt
Ang kredit mas president boziho
trestu bait.
Sonorsky guverner Gales pry navrhue tres smru pro
presoupen prohbcniho zakona ted honem jeste neaky
pro zaryte probcaky jech skepch ukryy jsou "a
soby koralek.
Zakony proti zdrazovan potravin Cechach, Itai a
Angli ez jest vse americke vanym vzorem
dockame snad lie bude chranen may covek pred
nesydatym vydiranim?
Nezapominee to byla Anglie, ktera vyhraa valku.
pravi sir Douglas ag Zapomenout to nemdzem protoze
sme este nevedel musime pockati fekne Per-
shing, Joffre, Foch JIM.
Znama potapetka heretka Anna Kellermanova Sc phi
znala, vaf nikoli sit; pii vych kosymech
ktere Sc cd pramati Evy M nemus tento me-
dostatek dvakrate zarmucovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-21
DRAVCI.
Obrazek z obchodnickeho. Ii
vota cd F. Pigla.

a truchliv. Vzpomina, jak Sc
to vse stale, a chape sic, lee jen
z polovice.
Slysel kdys, re v hospodar-
skem sesileni jest nase budou-
cnost a nemohl upriti, re v he
slu tomto jest mnoho pravdy.
Ano, sesili jednotlivci a silnym
jimi bude narod, a kazdy, kdo
schopen, jest zaroven povinen
ma tonic poll hospodarskeho
rozkvetu pracovati. Puzen my
|slenkou touto, vlozil svych par
set a zenino v6no do obchodu a
vypravil jej slusne.
Najal v zive ulici drahy
kram, objednal hezke zarizenl,
opatril a zaplatil zasoby zbozl
a mad kram vyvesiti dal slit S
prislusnym oznamenim. A ce-
kal ma kupce. Prihlasili Sc tt,
a on prodaval ma duh i "a no.
tove, jak Sc prave dalo.
Netrvalo dlouho a prihlasili
Sc i ruzni obchodnici s nabidka
mi. Nejdrive jakysi dlisny mu
xix divnou vyrecnosti, ktery
&C jej nikdy nevidel, prisel ia.
ko starry znamy.
"Sluzebnik, pane! Mali te
zde hezky zarizeno, moe hez
ky! Mohli' - dGsledne oni
kal - "mohli by ode mne tel
neco potrebovat?"
"Dekuji, jsem prozatim "a
soben."
Gale neco takcveho nemaji'
media Sc odbyt, "jenom Sc po
divaji, to sc hned tax nenaho
di, takova prilezitostna koup6
To je zbozi prosim a to jso,
ceny! o 'rricet procent levnej
81 nez tovarne. Kdyby Jim t.
|tu rok lezelo, jeste ma ton
|vydelaji; vezmou 81 z toho c.
chteji; jen tax pro sortiment
fTadyhle to a tohle, ne?"
"Nehodlam prozatim Sc vi
ce zasobovat," brani Sc jest
mas obchodnik.
"Co pax zasobovat, tomu s.
nerika zasobovat. Vedi, co ri
ka obchodnik? Nejhorsi zbo5
je - zadne! TAX pane, tad,
cd toho asi jeden gross" a u
vytahuje zapisnik ku poznam
|navani.
"Nejsem pripraven G
pravdu - nebot' platim hoto
ve," jiz jiz podleha, Vacated
mix.
"Co pax platit, kdo pax S
pta po placeni? ia Jim to dar
ma tri mesice a jeste potom j
dos1 casu." A pise: '::'Jede
Igross, znamka A. B. "a 3S q
TAX a coz, mnoho-li tady cd t
ho? - Jde to ma dracku, vsv
de toho prodam hned ma vag
ny! To museji nit! Dame toh
maloucko, jen po dvou tuctec
" kazde velikosti."
"Staci pc tuctn."
"Ale to neni zadna rec. Pr
tom uz to nikde nedoslanol
kdyby to platili, jak chteli! T
dy 30 tuctu lit. C. D. po l z
80 kr. - vidsji, jeste Jim t
lacineji davam - jest Sd z
Ted Jim ale ukazi, co jestc n
videli; oni to budou miti pr
nj! To je zbozicko, coz"
"Uz dost, vice necchi, d,
lem vam to jen tax k vali.'
"Jen Sc ma to podivaji,
Jim nesmi schazet, ma tom s
vydelaji strasne penize! Pow
dam, zadny to jeste nema!'
"Coz jest to platne, nechci {
zadluzit."
"Maji strach z takoveho zt
Ii? Co jsou to "a obchodnfka
A aby vedeli, kym mali {
jednat, tax Jim jeste neco ue
lam. co neprodaji, po sezor
vezmu zpet. No tax videji,
della Jim to nekdo? TAX nap
Sem 3 grossy.'
"Tolik ne, to je mnoho"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-21
vim, CO budou potrebovat."
"Jsou to uz velke penize
Nnchn si tnhn fn1ik u a ha.af ~

coSSN w N0 SSASS PAO
Nechci 81 toho tolik nabrat!"
"Co penite, to ma dost ca,
,su. Kdo pah by mluvil o pene-
zich. TAX napisem diva grossy,
jest 140 zlatych. Vsechno do
hromady to della jen 418 I'll. To
lie pakatel ma takoveho obchod
|nika. TAX mi to podepisou.'
"Ale to va1ia povidam, jen
"a tech podminek, jak jste to
nabizel!"
"Nemaji starost, vzdyt' ia
chci casteji pr6dat vic, tohle
| je beztoho jen pro zacatek."
Bere podepsany objednaci list.
"Budou spokojenej, dali 81
rict."
A pokorne Sc z kramu vypo
Iklonkoval.
Ia nekolik dnI prisel s bali
KEN pod pazi jiny. Napadal
nemotorne ma jednu nohu, mel
|stejne semitsky raz, avsak S
pot ouchlym vyrazem We tvari.
MAN tady nekolik who'd
nych partii. Dam to "a babku,
ma ctyrmesicni lhutu. Prima
zbozi, zadny povl. Koupeji ne
co ode mne."
A necekav ma vyzvani, roz-
baluje vzorky. Brabenec pra-
We neco podobneho potreboval,
lcena zdala Sc mu levna, dal 81
!, rici.
"Jen tax malickost ma zaca
TEX" pravil.
Lee nemohl odolati vymluv.
nosti nabizejiciho a malic.
: kosti vyklubala Sc slusna objed
navka.
, "Nic nevada" myslil 81. "Zbc
: Ii mann aspon velky vyber, me
: hu konkurovat a co neprodam
Ease vratim. A byl spokojen
4 i kdyz jeste nekteri takovi
: dobrym vysledkem cd neho o
. desli.
4 Zbozi bylo dodano al ns
0 nekter malickosti vyhovovalo
:. 'Prisly 1cty a mad temi Sc po
'nekud pozastavil. 0 vracen
: zbozi nebylo v mich ami zmin
{ KIP. Byl vsak upokojen poznan
kami obchodnfkh, ably 81 z to-
e no mic nedelal, ze je to tai
! zvykem. A ma ddkaz pravdy i
Il hned wal jedeh zpet cast zbo
Y Ii, proti ktere cinil namitky
Z Druhy dokonce prislusnou p'
c znamku ma ucet pfipsal.
Ia nejaky tydcn pfisel ope
j. jcden z dodavatclu a sladce
j. ilisne zadal, zda-li by mu ne
! mohl dati neco ma ten ucet, i,
ma prevzie velikou vyhodno'
c dodavku nahodou mu neja
n ka malickost schazi.
G "Vynahradim Jim to po dir
n he. To vite, je to vec dGvery
|. ia Sc Mich nebojim. Mohou-l
O mi neco splatit, bude to potion
l. mensi a ia Jim pockam podru
o he jeste VIC"
o. Brabenec mel prave nejako
h hotovost, byl ochoten a skor
rad, ze mu kousek starosti
,bude. Dal zidovi sluSnou cast
J. ku ten mu il nj uctu potvrdl
1, Take druzi Sc obcas pfihlas
e Ii a on Jim znacnejsi obnosy
|. platil, jsa rad, re mu tax u
% siadnuji jeho zavazky.
L. Po uplynuti tri mesicd shle
le dial, ze zbozi prijate jaksi 81
V spatne ma odbyt, re mu h
vetsi cast zbyla. Chystal Sc tn
e. ,diz vratiti. Ncbyl vsak Jir
hotov, kdyz jej dosly strojer
10 psane pravni upominky once
,e dodavatelu, v nichz rnu byl
f. ma pamet' uvadeno, re 1ct
jsou splatne sice v plnych o
4 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
Firecrackers Barred
From Small Youth by
Two City Ordinances

Win tho signing Of the peace treaty.
Skin-nay aud the other small boys oi
Albuquerque will doubtless begin plan .
ninE for a noisy Fourth or July. Hut
their enthusiasm can lead only 10 die
appointment. for the city fnthern w
days pas, have promulgated a double
harreled restriction which effectively
stops the uac OF fireworks.
ono citN ordinance makes " unlaw-
ful for any merchant 10 keep. sell or
oner for sale any nre-crackefs. Roman
candles sk, rockets or other device
for making the eanie scream. The
merchant violating the provision u
eligible for not less than thirty nor
more than ninety days In the city ms
tile.
Hut u the youth should obtain Are
cnckers he would encounter another
ordinance which makes " a mindc-
o TO shoot on any such crackers
az ~aky-rockeia anywhcg IN tho CT,
limits under penalty of~a nne Of not
more THAI tek. The ordinance does
noi only apply 10 minors " includes
an youths ~ AT nEes.
The police department are trunk Ia
ndniit hat they Will enforce the or
dlnanceu this year. making IL appear
that the victory celebration Of July
Fourth viii be both DRY and auict
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Iohn naron Iiura has nicd In pro.
hate ronft ~ Ola Town another viii
~ urovef Harrison. who committed
suicide AZ Colorado Hpfinss on Novem-
her ~. 1eN.
~ the trfnn n the document nled
here. onf-half 81 the estate % 70
iudfo turr. our-fuufth 20 George
Howell af Huutfohd. Coma. and ono
fourth 70 Harvard university. The
university n the only one mentioned
IN the Colorado Nprinnn VIII.
Tho introduction Of the nccond viii
that there VIII douhtlem he n
lrTul battle Tor tho tff0.oo0 Judgment
obtained hefe against nr. George w.
Harrison by Grover Harrison, al
though " " understood that uUthine
hna bren paid on the Judgment. Judge
HurH has Expressed his confidence that
the will he has nied would he upheld
In court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
Son of Albuquerque
Minister IL Honored
With the French Cross

Captain Welcome waltz. son of UoN
J " Waltz of Albuquerque enF &C..
revived the French CroiN de- Gucrrc Tor
unusual hrayery IN a ION aud Tor ex-
eeptionni ability. THE citation. pub.
iHhed IN the 4 o. y. tniNeraiN News
published NJ Reaune. Cote d'Or
France. is as follows.
Capt Welcome Mnltz-A courage
ous officer aud a leader Of Unusual
ubintN lie distinguished himself dur
Ing the operations from the 18Th "a
the sgnd Of july. 1915. by going oyoi
quered ground
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
American Legion
Issues First Number
Of Weekly Newspaper

Robert g Vance. secrcinry Of the
publicity division Of the American
i@Gion. announces the first issue 81
the American Legion Weekly. q Jour
nal 10 be devoted ~ the Interests OF
the organization Of veterans Of The
great war. The nrri number contninn
aftitiea b. Eric Fisher Wood. General
perthinE. Lord Northcltnc. Express.
dent TAFT and other prominent men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
crovrs NAY pEcipE no HoLD ,
IAIH

Clovis. n ~. June Elbows busl.
ness men, members OF The ways and
means committee OF the Curry county
Fair association, ~ q p2lcting this
week. determined TO hoM p curry
county fair this fail. An effort viii
be made to put the fair enterprise on
q permanent basis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28
PROTEST cITY's USE
OF UNFAIR LABORERH

Officers OF tho Central Labor Union
have sent q CITY Manager A. a. NIe.
benatreit o petition asking mat he stop
using unfair labor tor city work. while
no statement vas made by the city
manager u ls thought that the pcti.
ton refers 10 The use OF Springer and
shuflcbarRcr teams in emergencies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Any akin itching u a temper tester.
The more YOU scratch the worse "a
itches. Deans Ointment In for piles.
ecxema-any akin tohing. zoe al AL
dru entores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

given a prize OF a pair OF $50 chaps
10 the cowboy who finishes first in a
ioo-yard dash. Each cntrant In the
race Il required 10 wear boots. spurs.
cha ps. hat and bandnna. If he iohes
any article 81 apparel white IN flight.
he Will be disqualified. 20 " " expected
the boys VIII try 10 reach the nnlnhing
place fuily rohnd, and that each VIII
IVY 10 knock on the other Fellows hat.
The crowd win laugh itself sick
The race viii be one o. tho events
OF the nm Annual Cowboys Beunion
July :. J and a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-28

Come in extra hard vnl-
, ranizcd fiber with hr8~s
lacquercd rorners aud mas
sivc locks and snaps many
sizcs, with aud without
! straps.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
EAST LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
Take a glass Of Salts to flush
Kidneys if bladder
bothers you.

Eating meat regularly eventually pro
daces kidnes trouble ia some form or
other says 4 well-knoHn authority. be
cause the uric acid in meat excites the
kidneys they become overworked; get
sluggish; clog pp ard cause aiI sorts of
distress. particularly backache and mis-
erg il the kidney region: rheumatic
tvinges. severe headaches acid stom-
aeH eonsf ration torpid liver. sleapless-
nase bladder and urinary irritation
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right. Or If bladder
bothers YOU get about four ounces Of
Jad Salts from amy good pharmacy
take q tablespoonful fin a glass of water
before breakfast for a few DAYS and
Your Kidneys viii then act fine This
fsraoas salts il made from the acid Ct
grapes and lemon 5uice, combined with
lthia. and has been used for genera
irons q flush ciogeed kidneys and slim
uiate 'hem to normal activity; also to
neutraIize the acids in the urine so ID
III longer irritates. thus ending bladder
disorders
lad salts cannot injure anyone, makes
delightful eferVescent Whitewater
drink which millions Of men and women
take now and then to keep the kidneys
and urinary organs clean thus avoiding
serious kidney disease--Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

change in tho new Neckwcar nrrivinE
and il = on display now. Inventory Of
ferinxs viii he : decided saving in
collars and cents. md alert buyers
vii avail themselves of an curly "p-
portunity. There Is choice 10 be- 'a'i
- the plain more artistic Stsies.
<nd with prices consistent wlUh un-fo-
.fs.te Sef5 tIaa 1-24-t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

For the orphans of Calumet, 4" h.
held At East Chicago Masonic FemDte
nnuary 18th. Best Of music supplied,
Abundance ~ door 3ae per person.
1-2t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES

katherine Howard, sSIs OIcott ave,
Phone @@3, will he pleased to write and
receive social news and advertising
tor The Times, also job work of all
description promptly and well done.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-18
PERSHING PRAISES
women IN WAR
Visits Army Hospital at CoblenZ
Talks to Wounded

Coblenz, March II, by Associated
Press. Praise for the part taken by
American women in the war was eN-
pressed this morning by Gen. PERISH
ing while inspecting five Third army
evacuation hospitals here.
''Without doubt America could not
have carried out her part in the con-
fiict as she did if it had not been for
the willingness and courage Of the
nurses and others who came to care
for the sick and wounded in France
and the loyal support Of patriotic
women at home" he said. 'Despite
the fact that America was in the
war only a mparatively short time,
her medical and hospital service was
not excelled by that of any other
warning nation"
At each of the five hospitals he
talked informally to nurses, doctors
and orderlies, telling them of the
important work still to be done in
caring for the sick and injured He
talked to many OF the patients and
visited virtually all the wards, where
approximately 5000 Americans are
patients. These hospitals were erect
ed by the German gOvernme and
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-18
AMERICAN HEROES
GET HONOR MEDALS
Third Army Division Reviewed
by Commander n-Chief

Coblenz, March II, (By the Asso-
sciated Press 1.-The men of the Third
gCivision of the American army who
fought against the Germans on the
SMarne in the last great German drive
Iwere inspected, reviewed and pre-
scented with decorations by General
IPershing this afternoon. The review
was held in the great aviation field
|near Andernach, on the west bank OF
the Rhine.
Heroes Of the fighting at Chateau
Thicrry IN July, when the enemy des-
.perateIy endeavored to break through
the Allied lines and sweep on to
Paris, came ten or Is miles for the
review and bivouacked along the
highway leading to the parade
grounds. The reviewing stand was in
the center OF the field, the entire di-
vision sweeping by on both sides OF
the commander-in-c chief when the
bugle sounded "forward.'
In addition to two Congressional
Medals of Honor and other American
decorations awarded the Third DiVi-
sion, a number of French and British
medals were presented by General
Pershing to men of the 42d Division
Tho fought with the British in north
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-18
q GOOD FRIEND

A good friend stands by you when
In need. New Britain people tell how
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test. Henry 3. Johnson of "a Maple
street, New Britain, endorsed Doans
two years ago and again confirms the
story. Could you ask for more con-
7incing testimony?
Mr.. Johnson gave the following
statement May s. 1916: 4 have SUI
fered from attacks of kidney trouble,
which have usually come on as a re-
suit of OVcr-WOrk. Often my back be-
comes so lame I am hardly able to
bond and it pains me constantly af-
ter retiring. l can't rest on this &C
count and mornings | am sore and
stiff across my back. | get Doan 8
Kidney Pills at the first sign Of the
trouble now and before ono box is
used, the pains are all gone and my
back is strong again.
On December 9, 1918, Mr. Johnson
said: II usually keep Doan's Kidney
pills on hand, for [ know they are the
best for kidney trouble. When 1 have
had any signs of my kidneys being
out of order, Doan's have never fail
ed to fix me up in good shape"
60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn
GO, Mfgrs., Buffalo, =. Y.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-18
FORTY THOUSAND
MILES OF HIGHWAYS
Federal Governments Aid to Road
improvements Gives Big I'M
petuS in All States

Washington, D. c., March 1S.-Ex-
penditures for the construction of 49,
600 miles of new highways in 1911!
will reach $225. 100000, according K
reports received by the departments
of agriculture from officials of various
states, counties and municipalities. In
addition to. this sum, about 500, O0O,-
600 will be devoted to the mainte-
nance Of 100000 miles of public high
ways,
The federal government will have
a total Of at least $574, 100000 for CO.
operative road building during the
next three years. This federal pro-
portion of this fund is assured by an
extra appropriation of 5000, 100000 in
q bill just signed by President Wilson
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-18

ern France with the 27th Division.
The medals of honor were given
Lieut. George Hays Of Ollarche,
Okla, and Corporal Barklay, of Mis-
souri,, Brig. Gen. Fl. G.. Bishop re
ceved the Distinguished Service Med
al and the DISTINGUISHED Service
Cross and Col. William McCleave,
chief Of staff for Gen. Robert l..
Howe, was given the Distinguished
Service Medal. Eighty eight Distin-
guishcd Service Crosses were given to
officers and men of the Third Divi-
sion.
At the battle Of the Marine Gen.
Dickman commanded the Third Divi-
sion and he occupied place by Gen
eral Pershing's side as the troops
marched past.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-18

On the basis of information from
state highway departments, the bu-
reau of public roads estimates the
expenditures for roads and bridges at
1886, 100000 this year. This will be
$4,000 more than the average ex-
penditures for 1916 and 1917.
The new act approved by President
Wilson raises the governments con-
tribution from a limit of mot eX-
ceeding $4,000 a mile" to not to ex-
coed $4,000 q mile. This takes &C
count of the present higher costs of
labor and materials. The law au-
horizes the secretary of war 10 trans
'2r TO the secretary of agriculture ma
"rials, equipment and supplies suit
lble for Improvement CT highways.
OF the $209,O00,00O added to the
funds available under the federal aid
road act, the new law aIlots $4,000
600 for expenditure by the secretary
of agriculture for roads and trails
within or partly within the national
forests.
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42D PLANS CHANGED.
Will Sail From St. Nazaire Instead of
Antwerp.

Coblenz, March II, (By the Asso-
ciated Press) .-IIeadquarters for the
Third army received word today of a
change ir plans for sending home the
AID Division, which will sail from St.
Nazaire instead of Antwerp. The
change was made, it is said, because
of danger from mines in the waters
of Holland and the lack of embark
alton facilities at Antwerp.
The division will entrain for France
during the first week in April.
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WANT LLOYD GEORGE TO STAY.

Paris, March ia letter signed
by President Wilson and Premiers
Clemenceau and Orlando was handed
to Premier Lloyd George this after
noon strongly urging him to postpone
for a fortnight his return to Eng
land in view Of the urgency Of the
problems before the peace confer
ence. MI. Lloyd George will sub
NIT the letter to the British cabinet
and it is understood will act in ac-
COrdance to it's views.
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LONG FLIGHT POSTPONED

ceived here from Paris says that
Lieut.. Fontan, who plans a flight
from Cape Dakar, egambia. to
Pernambuco, Brazil, left Villacoublay
for Dakar on Sunday but was COM
PEELED to land near Romm rantin
southeast of Blois. because of a
cracked cylinder. 1t is said he is now
in Paris and intends to start once
more for Dallar in q, few days.
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pire," because, in proportion to lis
population, it received more military
honors than any other community.
The village sent one-fourth of its
1850 inhabitants into the military and
naval service, and of this number 80
were decorated for some form OF
conspicuous gallantry' or devotion
to duty" Among them were two
members of the family of the Duke
Of Sutherlands whose ducal home
Dunrobin Castle--is near the village
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NEW CABINET IN LITHUANIA.

Lausanne, Switzerland, March 49,
AS a result of a ministerial crisis
which has arisen in Lithuania, NJ.
Dovydaitis has been asked to form a
new cabinet according to the Lth-
uana news bureau here. The Chris
tan dem ocrats will have a majority
in the new ministry to which a leader
of the progressive party has promised
support The socialists have with
drawn.
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WEDNESDAY, MAR IT, IS DOLLAR DAY AT GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE

used by the enemy during the war.
At one hospital the commandment
chief visited Il number of American
soldiers who are Inconsistencies. He
found them engaged in wood working
and in fashioning various souvenirs
from old German shell cases Others
were sewing and doing odd bits of
work, the plan of treatment being
to keep the minds of the patients on
anything rather than themselves.