davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30

FL CulDADO DE LA MARIANA.
Lo mas esencial para SUI cuidado,
es Ell %ejercicio, alimento propio, y
aqua limpia Y pura. Cuando la ma
rrana este para parir, Sc lie da la mir
tad del grano que Sc lie da en- otros
tiempos. D6sele otro alimento que
no la caliente tanto. Despues de
parir Sc lie da como al principle.
Cuando Sc lie We mucha gordura
en- las costillas, acuerdense que esta
manteca pasa al ubre como alimento
para los lechoncitos. Seis marrani-
tos son muy suficientes para que
erie la mariana por primera veg.
Seis en- buena condici6n son mejor
que doce, de clase inferior. Delen
buen trato a la mariana, porque 81
no Sc 10 dan, cuando va vengan los
|lechoncitos no dejara que Sc le acer-
que nadie. 81 acaso la mariana Sc
come a los lechones, esta es n adj
~vertencia que la mariana necesita
carne. Sc lie puede dar carne de
.burro la cual Sc compra a dos cen
tavos libra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
Ell ARTlcuLo DEL sR. LUcERo.

x r. JVFINoVTV9
Veterlnario del Goblerno.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
ITALAI UzPUOLE ALBA
NUS ALBANIJOJE.
Albanu valdzia is Durazzo per.
sikele j Tirana.

Saloniki, Graikija, bal. %.
vyriausybd iSak6 sa-
vo kariuomenei butinai palm
ii laikinq Albanijos SoStine Du
razzo, km buvo apsiStojuSi
Iaikina AIbanijoS vaIdzia Su
Turkhan paSa prieSakyje.
Tad albany Iaikina valdzia
kuoveikiauS perSikdlG ] Tira-
ma.
Siaurinti ir pietindi Alba
niiioj, kalnuoSe, albanai muSal
Su italaiS. Italai prizes albanuS
pavartoia artilerijQ.
PraneSimuoSe is AtGnQ sa-
koma, jog ivairiuoSe Alhani-
Jos mieStuoSe italai suSaukla
mitinguS. atllreiptuS prizes lal-
kinaia albany valdziq, prizes
GraikiiQ ir Serbia. Nors CANA
trukSmingai jie tuoS mitinguS
Saullia. bet .iuoSe mazai albany
lauEoSi.
Italai mitinguose padaro re-
zoliuciiaS prizes pammdtas Sa-
lis ir taS rezoliucijaS paSklei-
dzia albany kalboje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
taikos sutarties
paSaminime
BUDAPESTUI GRUM0JA
KRIZIS.
Nesuvaldomos minios gall i'm
ties ziaurumu.

Budapestas, bal. 24.-BolSe-
viIiu valdzia Gia dar laikOsi.
Bet turf menkq balsq Sales
va!dyme. Valdzios galva Bella
Kun paIilles be jokio autorite-
to. Pcrdaug plaGiai jis antkart
m1@ino apzergti. Nepasitenki-
no jiS bolSevilliznu Gionai.
Bet dar sovietQ iSteig6 II Ba-
vari.ioS SoStinGje Muniche. Mu-
nich0 sOvietas griuvo. Toks
PAL likimas Iaukia ir vietos
SovietQ.
Mieste Iaukiamas krizis,
kurs gall pasirodyti ar$esnis
w kituomet buvuSi.
Bella Kun jau nesukontro-
liuoia savo raudonosiOs gvar-
dijos.
Pramatoma, kad raudonosios
evardijos dalys pavirs ! pie
Sikq galvazudziQ gaujas. Is
kalHo nujauGiami pl6Simai,
galvazudyst6s, baisiausi bur
zQ.jp persekioiimai.
AiSku, kad bolSevikai Gia
iIgai nepasilaikys. Gil jie gra-
zumu, kaip zmon6S, >nepasi-
trauks. Jei jiems prisieis krau-
styties is mieSto, tad jie Gia
paskui save paliks klanus
kraujo ir aSarQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
DUOs GINKLU RUsAMS
VEIKTI PRIZES Boil
SEVIKUS.
Sake, tegu patys rusai padaro
gala bolsevikams.

Washington, bal. 23.-Prezi-
dentas Wilson's IL valstyb6s
sekretorius Lansing, anOt cia
gautQ ziniu, veikia NJ Omsko
vaIdzios pripazinimq. Abudu
stow uz tai, kad talllininIlai
boISeviIlus visai ignoruotQ IL
po taikos padarymo tuojaus
pripazintQ Omsko valdziq, kr-
ri de factO yra visos iStikimoS,
talkininkamS RusijOs valdzia.
Rusijos bolSevikai tomis
dienomis paneSd didelius nuo-
stoIius visuoSe frontuosc. Tad
ju gyvavimo dienos suskaity-
tOS.
Talkininkai -yra nusprende
kaip galima greiGiau is RuSi-
jos praSalinti savo kariuome-
ne. Uzuot to, iStikimiems ru-
sans pristatyti ginklQ il tegu
iie patys veikia prizes boISevi-
kus II iuos ten nuSluoja, kaip
tik iiemS patinkama.
Bet kaikurie amerikoniSlli
atSt0vai taikoS kOnferencijOje
turf abeionGs. Jie sake, ar ne
6utQ galima pripazinl Omsko
valdzios il duoti Iredito pa
items bOlSevikams. Jie sake,
jog bolSevikai, raSi, il CANA ci-
vilizuoti zmOn6s. Tik juOS rel
kia arGiau pazinti.
Nesteb6tina, jei bOlsevikal
turf draugQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
NEREIKALINGI TRUKDY-
MAI TAIKOS KONFE-
RENCIJOJE.
Kiao Chau klausimas palieka-
mas ant SALES.

Paryzius;; bal. -Tta1ijos
atstovyba tail1os konferencijo=
ie su premjeru Orlando pra-
neS6, jog italai atstovai taip
ilgai busia atsiSaline nuo tai
kos konferencijos, kaip ilgai
talkininkai nepripazins Italijai
uosto Fiume.
Bet .zinovai tvirtina, jog ita-
Iai atstovai pagaliaus susi-
pras blogai elgiqsis ir sutiks
su kompromisu, koki iiems slu-
10 talkininkQ atstovai.
Tai jnesmagiausias taikos
konfereneiioj laikotarpis. lta-
lai savf flalzsispyrimus i pareIaia ia.
sIapta sTtartimi su Anglia
ir Prancuzija. Del to Italia
stojusi karen.
Taippat buvo daug nesma-
gumu ir su Kiao Chau pusiau-
$alin, kuri japonai ateme nuo
vokieGiQ. Ia pusiausali dabar
nori pasisavinti Japonija. Ri
Mia nenori duoti.
Konferencija tad to klausi
mo neiSriSo. Palil1o j tautu sa--
jungos administracijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
UNGARU VYsKUPAI KA-
LEJIMUOSE.
Tai bolseviku aukos; gal juos
paliuosuos valstieGiai.

Budapestas, bal. 23.-Unga-
rios SoStindS apygardoje ka-
liiimuoSe uzdaryti kmigal,
vySkupai, buvusieji ministe-
rial, generolai il kit ungarp
didikai. JuoS kaldjimulOSe lal-
ko umgarQ bOlSevikai.
BolSevikai visas lalkas tvir-
tino, kad jie nepersekiojq emo
niu, tiki.iimams duodQ laisve,
nepavartoiQ opresijQ prizes sa-
vo politiSkuosius oponentuS.
Bet tie iQ tvirtinimai pasi-
rode melagingi. Mes mgarQ
bolSevikai zengia rusu bolSevf-
ky galvazudziu keliais.
Teciaus bolSevikizmas ina
griuti. Prizes bolSevikus pakyla
valstieGiai. Site gal iSgelb6s
is boISeviku prispaud6jQ nagQ
savo vyskupus if kitus perse-
kiojamus zmones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24

PARYzIUS bal. 23- Be kitu Gia If LietuVos atstovai
spaudza takos konferenca kad sta pripantq Lietuva
prikausoybe Lietuvu tautos aovai tvrtna jog Eetuva
apmti pous kuruose gyvena apie mionai gyVenou
Letuvos neprikausomybei Siande abausa presinasi r
sal Turbut jie jog If ant tolaus LeuVa tu paslkt
kaip buvus Rusos provincial
Rusai tvrtnmus pamatuoja uo jog ietuviu esama
maza ape Tad tokai saujai nerekainga nei
neprkausomybe J sako kad Lieuvoje gyVena dlczuma XII
tautu zmoniu Sug apskaymo LietuVoe esama ne
maziau pusantro mjono zydQ If suvr pusrecio mijono
lenku. y = @a GO
Taig ulg rush, Letuvoe lietuViQ busia hk Viena
treGdalis gyventojp
Rusai panaikno saye auokratizma ir senaja
biurokratia Bet ie sanie naudoja paktoms buroratu
katnems Neeko e caru sosto Bet nega nuskratyh
imperalistiniu tendencijQ:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
VOKIECIAI TURES PAST
RAsYTI LIGI GEG. Is D.
Paskui tegu jie sau zinosi.

Paryzius, bal. "A. - Kuomet
volIieciu atstovai atvaziuos i
Versailles, jiems bus leista tai
kos .sutarti aptarti neilgiau,
kaip ligi geguzas Is d. Ligi to
laiko, volieciai lures pasira-.
Syti po sutartimi.
Taip raSo laikrastis Echo
de Paris. Paskui vokieeiai te-
gu vazuos namo ir jQ valdzia
tegu aptaria sutarties salygas.
Gales jie tuomet tue tikslu
pravesti ir plebiscita. Tai jau.
ju reikalas. Mes plebiscito pa
sekm6s nepalies talkininkQ. !.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
AIRIJOS ATSTOVAI GAUS
VIETOS TAIKOS KON-
FERENCIJOJE.
Tai svarbus airiu laimejimas.

Paryzius, bal. 23.-Kaip Ii
nOma, AnglijoS prcmjeraS
Lloyd George praneS1, JOG at
cinanciQ Savaite iiS morris paSi-
matyti 81 AmcrikoS aniQ ko-
miSiionieriaiS.
Dabar pusoficijaIiai prane-
Sama. kad Paryzim veikiai is
Airi!ioS atkeliausiQ trys airiQ
paSkirti atStOvai - prof. de
Valera grafaS Plunkctt If
Griffith.
Site atStOvai, sakOma, bu-
siQ priimti taikOs kOnferenci-
jon, kaipo atskiriOs tautos at
StOvai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
RUSU BOLsEVIKAMS NE
ISVENGTINAS PAVO-
JUS.
Kolcako kariuomene JUGS
spaudzia Pavolgiu.

Londonas, bal. 2+.-AdmirO-
10 KolGako Siberijos armija
veikianti prizes bol$evikns
Uralo fronte, artinaSi prize Pa
volgiO. Per penkiaS SavaitcS
ia armiia paSivar6 pirmyn 100
myliQ. Ir tik kelioS deSimtyS
myIiQ jai paliko paSiekti upe
VolgQ.
Ta armija ir vel iveikt boil
SeNikus- ties upe Mama.
Pavolgiu bolSevikQ frontaS
teSiaSi per 400 myliQ. Siberi-
JOS armi.ia Smarkiausia veikia
paGiam fronto centre.
Mes bolSeviku Sparnus Siau-
riuoSe ir pietuoSe trumpina
ki;oS ruSQ armijos. SiauriuoSe
pris.; bolSevikus be rusQ dar
Veikia IL taIKininkai. Pietrc. =
generolo Denikino karir'o-
mcnL.
:'LnIie boISevikai viSais
&onais spaudziami, visur mu-
sami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
V0KIECIAI DIRBDINA
sARVtOTUS GELE-
zINKELIU WACO
NUS.
Apginkluoja vagonus armoto-
mis-.

Paryzius, bal. 24.-AugStes-
nioioj Sileziioj, anot gautu Ii
niQ, vokieciai su paskuba
dirbdina Sarvuotus gelezinke-
liQ vagonus, garvezius ir ar
motas.
Sarvuoti yagonai dirbdinami
Gleiwitze. Kiekvienam vagone
pastatoma dvi mazojo kalib-
TO armotos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
ILLINOIS SENATAS IR
SVETIMOS KALBOS.

Springfield, ILL.,, bal. a. -
VaIStijos legislatures senataS
pravedG senatoriaus Jewell
MliQ, kuriuomi visoj valstijoj
visose pradin6se moktkIose,
kaip parapijinGse, taip ir pri-
vatinese, uzdraudziama vaikus
mokinti ivairiomis svetimo-
mis- kalbomis.
Visose mokyklOse turi but
mOkinama tik angliSkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
VOKIECIAI REIKALAUJA
LAISVES SAVO AT
STOVAMS.

Berlynas, bal. 24.-Vokiecill
valdzia nusprende pasiqstl
taikos. konferencijai reikalavi-
ma, kad vokieGiu atstovai
konfercncijoje nebutQ varzomi,
kad ,iie galatQ laisvai isreiks,.
ii savo nuomones Eiekvienam
sq!y91l Klausime.
Vokieciu atstovai taikos
lionferencijon iskeliaus sios sa-
vaites pabaigoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
ERZBERGER PRIESINASI
ANTI-ALIJANTU SA-
JUNGAI.
Vokietijai reikalinga geruoju
sugyventi su visais.

Berlynas, bal. o. Vokie-
Giuose paliIes sumanymas
isteigti Stipriq Sqjungq prizes
angIus-saksus, ty. prizes dabar-
tinius alijantus (talkininkus),
kuriuose zymiausiq role loSia
anglai-saksai.
Tam sumanymui teciau prize
SinaSi vokioGiQ armisticijos
komiSijos pirmininkas Mat
HAS Erzberger. Jis sake, jog
Vokietijo politika atremta ant
14-kos prezidcnto Wilsono tai
kos principQ. Vokietija, pasi-
remdama tais principals nori
geruoju sugyventi su visoms
tautomis, neiSskyrus nei pacipl
prancuzQ.
Kas link atsakomyb6s uz
buvusia kare, Erzberger rel
kalauja visQ SaliQ suformuluo-
Il klausimus ir tuos paduoti
neutraliQ Saliu komisijai: Tik
pastaroji gall suselSti, kas at
sako az buvusios kar6s pake-
lima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
PRIEsINASI DUOTI MAIS-
TO BOLsEVIKAMS.

Archangelskas, bal. "a.
Talkininllai yra nusprende bol-
sevikiSkon Rusijon pasiQsti
maisto, jei bolsevikai yisur
pertrauktu militarini veikima.
Maisto siuntimui priesinasi
siaurinas rusp valdzios galva
Miller. Jis sake, jog maisto
siunrimo sumanymas pakilo,
kuomet pramatomas neisveng-
tinas bolseviku puolimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
Negi lenkai bus uze1ne Vilniq?
PRANCUzUA SIUNCIA
MISUA LIETUVON.
("Draugui" Telegrama).

WASHINGTON, bal. "a. -
Lietuviu Pildomasis Komitetas
nuo lietuviq atstovybes Parry
ziuje gavo toki pranesima:
"Prancuzijos vyriausybe nu-
sprende Lietuvon pasiqsti mi
sija. Jos tikslas - surasti pri-
einamiausia priemone apginti
Lietuva nuo bolseviku. Misijai
p;rmininkaus majoras Roboui.
Vinikas, Bielskis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24

Jci taip, tad reikS, kad All
riia tautQ SQjungon bus pri-
imta kaipo atSkiri tauta.
PuSoficijaliS praneSimas daug
reiSkia. Airi.ia, matyt, jau lai-
mGjo Svarbiq pozicijq kOnfe-
rcncijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
KAREIVIAMS DUODAMI
PINIGAI ISIGYTI MA
MUS.

Melbourne, bal. 24.- Aus
traliios valdzia tarnavusiems
kardje kareiviams il jurinin-
kams NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sally
gomis duoda pinigQ isigyti
nuoSavius namus arba ukes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
BoLsEvIKAI PRIsIPAzIsTA NETEKE v1LNIAUi

LONDONAS BAL 23.- Rusu bolseviku oficijale bevieEu
telegraph epea praneSa kad bolSev atmta LetuVos
sostine Vinius PraneSime sakoma:
PreSininkas uzatakaVo zymiai skaitlingom spe
koms Vniaus apyinkee Suauze musu nijas If paere patti
miesta.
(Nccngva dahar pa>akyti. ka> nnO hol$evil atmt Vii
nQ: Iietuvia nko ta Q a'al1 irtuva N"S EarSNVoe
Iictuvia viSuomet patcntuojami lrnkaiS).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
PANAIKINTA PROHIBICI.
JOS SUMANYMAS.

Wellington, bal. o. Maui
josios Zelandijos vyriausybG
oficijaliai praneS6, kad pra-
veStas gyventojQ baIsavimas
panaikino prohibicijos suma-
nyma.
Sumanymas panaiIIintas l.
800 balsQ didziuma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
KANADV KARIUOMENE
APLE1DO SIBERIA.

Vladivostokas, bal. 23.-1,-
100 kanadQ kareiviQ garlai-
viu Monteagle is Gia iSkeliavo
kanadOn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
Amsterdam, bal. %.

- Amsterdam, bal. %. -
VokieGiQ valdzia isak6 suares-
tuOti buvusio kaizerio broll,
princq Henry, uz ginklQ pa
vartojima. Princas nezinia kur
Slapstosi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
MINIMUM UzMOKESTIS
MOTERIMS.

San Francisco, CAL, bal. "a.
- Californijos moterims dar-
bininkems paskirta minimum
= $3.50 savaite-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
Rusai naciijjonalistaii
prieSSinasi LietuVoS
nepriklausomybei
Svarbus Airiq laimejjimas
TaikOs Konferencijjoje
LENKA1 pAEME LIETUVos sosTINE vILNIV.

PARYzIUS bal % Havas agentura VarSavos pranesa:
Lenku karuomene nuo rusu bolSeviku paeme svarbius
gele5nkeu Baranovi6ius ir Naugarde pieuose
nuo Vilnau Tas reiSa kad Vlnius au kapir enku ran
kose.
visos geeznkeln inos petuose Ida patekusos lenku
rankosna
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-24
PRIPAzINO MOTERIMS
LYGIAS TEISES POLL
TIKOJE.

Harrisburg, Pa, bal. "a. =
Pennsylvanijos valstijos ze-
mesnysis legislatures butas
praveda biliq, kuriuomi pri-
paziistama moterims lygios
teises politilSoje.
Bilius dabar pasiQsta Sc
natui.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-12-19
Local and Personal

Conklin Pens-good service.-Elk.
Powerful Germ Destroyer-Elk
Lung Remedy.
Lots of nice Xmas things-prices
not high.-Elk.
'uosYosf u! 6epInaeS aseI ausds spIeM
pa Gag puu uolsnoH 6ed ssssuy
Tom B. Hamilton, former citizen
Of this county, is back on visit from
Holland, Mo.
We are all dressed up" for Christ
mas-we mean the ST0RE-not the
clerks.-Elk.
It's an IRON TONIC and FLESH
BUILDER-will make you hungry
Elk Lung Remedy.
We are now repairing all broken
parts on cars. All work guaranteed
-Dennison's Garage.
Get your car fixed up this winter
We weld all broken parts. All work
guaranteed.-Dennison's garage.
Our basket ball boys went to Alamo
last Friday where they were defeated
the first time this season.
The weather seems to have hit the
fresh meat proposition about right re
cently-but there were a few days
that felt little "squaIly" to thos'
who had the big pOrkers at stake
with pork at zoe the pound.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-12-19

Many fine porkers have been killed
Immediately in Lexington. Leo Pear
son slew three aged ID 1-3 months,
that totaled 1860 pounds. Earnest
hay had one 15 months old that
weighed Sis. Albert McNatt killed
three that weighed 1880, Jno. L. Sui
Ivan some big ones-and there were
others.
Col. Ed. J. Undertake, U. S. A.,
down from West Point on a Today
visit to relatives in Tennessee, spent
Tuesday here with his brother ]. r.
Undertake. Col. Undertake was
school boy in Lexington when the
Progress was born and we have
watched his honorable career in the
army with interest.
Lester Gilbert, one Of the twin sons
of John A. Gilbert, our county piano
tuner, came over from Memphis
Wednesday, where he is working
for Armour & Co., since he was dis
charged from the army-and by the
way, both twins, Lester and Vester,
both saw service in Europe. Lester
now goes to Pensacola Florida, for the
same company.
Judge and Mrs. 7. A. Lancaster, ac-
companied by DR.. w. F. Huntsmann,
went to Memphis Tuesday for the pur-
pose Of having Mrs. Lancaster under
go an operation to relieve trouble
from which she has been suffering
and confined to her bed for several
weeks. The operation was performed
Wednesday morning by DR.. johnson
of that city and Mrs. Lancaster sat
isfactorily passed through the ordeal.
Her many friends hope for her a
speedy and perfect recovery.
Mr.. Clark, who was with US Tues
day in the interest Of the Anti-Saloon
League drive to be ''pulled off" in
January, is the pastor Of the Unitar-
ian church in the City of Memphis.
Mr.. Clark, we are willing to stake our
Judgment, is that kind of gentleman
and minister from whose lips none ev-
err hear caustic, cutting and unkind re-
marks about those who differ from
him. We wish he might have stayed
longer in our town and have met more
Of our people. He did good work
while here ard was immensely pleased
with his visit to Lexington.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-12-19

r. Z. Rosenstein, lawyer, of Column
bus, Kansas, was here Monday and
Tuesday on professional business.
Wednesday, the 18th the day, on
which crank had predicted world
wide catastrophe Of nature, was a
beautiful day.
Have one good log wagon and one
road wagon and one wood-saw out
fit for sale. You can see them at my
shop.-W. H. Fesmire.
Chas. H. King, the popular Deputy
U. S. Marshal, has been here among
his friends this week and incidentally
doing some work for Uncle Sam.
Lost--Between my home and M. E.
Church, South, last Sunday, Cameo
Breach with small chain. Liberal re-
ward to finder.-Mrs. J. w. Page.
BRING THE BURST CYLIDERS
OR ANY OTHER BROKEN PARTS,
AND WE WILL WELD THEM AND
AND MAKE THEM AS GOOD AS
NEW. ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Our townsman, Mr.. Gran NJ. Doug
lass, had the misfortune not long ago
to get fall which fractured a rib.
Mr.. Douglass was hit by a bar across
the top Of the gate, under which he
was driving load of hay.
There was no preaching in the Bap-
tist church last Sunday. Pastor Ball
was holding a meeting at Martin and
expected to send over a preacher to
fill his pulpit, but the exceedingly in
clement weather prevented.
On the night Of Wednesday, Deem
Der oath, there will be three Christ
mas Trees in Lexington-at the M. E.
Church, the NJ. E. Church, South and
the Baptist Church. All will have
special programs and all extend cor
dial invitations to attend and partic-
ipate.
Valentine d. Barry arrived home
Monday night from Detroit to spend
Christmas at home, after spending
two days inNashville with his brother
w. C. Barry. There was real joy in
the Barry household on Jackson street
when the boy stuck his face into the
door Monday night.
P. D. King, of Gary, Indiana, spent
from last Friday till Monday here tn,
guest Of his sister, Mrs. ]. A. Henry
Miss Mary Lee Irwin, of Dresden
Tenn, was also a visitor to Mrs. Hen
ry and family at the same time. Mr.
King holds a high position in tn,
Igreat steel mills at Gary.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-12-19

Fireworks are dangerous, It's true
but still firecrackerless Christmas
to a boy is as bad or worse than
turkeyless dinner to the balance Of
the family.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-12-19
CYTHEREANS.

The Cytherean Literary Society met
December 18th, and rendered the fol-
lowing program:
Meaning and Origin of Christmas
Lucille Scott.
"Holy Night" (solo)-Katherine
McHaney, Pianist-Ida Mae Moss.
A Short Dickens Christ
mas Carol, '-Velmer Brooks.
christmas Tide, The Spirit of AL
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-12-19
BUY THE BEST
AND BE HAPPY
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The Washington times., 1919-01-24
POLESOPPOSE:
ALLIED PLAN
TOMEETW WITH
BOLSHEV|K|

PARIS, Jan. 24.-Poland will op-
pose the decision of the allies to en-
ter into negotiations with the Rus
sian Bolsheviks on Princes Island,
in the sea of Marmora, on February
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
WANT AFUR COAT?
EASY IN WISCONSIN

ASHLAND, Wis, Jan. 24.-The larg
est beaver colony in northern Wis
consin, according to Game Warden
Allen w. Powell, is that in the Bibon
swamp, between Mason and Drum
mond. The Bibon swamp. across
which the main road between the
Twin Cities and Ashland is built.
and crossed also by the Omaha road,
is about twelve miles long and is
inaccessible except in winter.
In this swamp there are at least
500. and perhaps many more. 1t has
long been favorite spot for poacn-
ers. and the wardens arrested one
last winter who had accumulated for
ty-four beaver pelts. Occasionally
the beavers make new dams and flood
the roads. in fact the one road
across the swamp has always been
an uncertain quantity, and the
wardens are then called upon to save
the road by catching the beavers. A
colony of beavers driven from their
homes by poachers attempted to es-
tablish a new home and stock IL with
food. They succeeded in making q
successful excavation, but, starting
out after food found that thick ice
had formed across the mouth Of their
homes during their absence. The first
beaver became wedged into the aper-
ture and froZe to death, and three
others also froze. other colonies
exist in many places in the Lake Su-
perior country.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24

15, according to Prof. Vernon Kel-
logg, of Leland Stanford University,
in California, who has just returned
here from Poland.
Prof.'Kellogg, who will return to
Poland next week, said that he would
not accept a seat on the inter-allled
mission to Poland, but will retain
his membership on the commission
sent into eastern Europe by Herbert
Hoover to investigate food condi-
tions.
Sees Bolshevik Victory.
Prince George Lvoff, who Is In
Paris representing the Omsk Oanti-
Bolshevik) government. declared to-
day that "Bolshevism has won a brill
liant victory when the associated
powers consented to treat with their
representatives"
Prince Lvoff regards the action Of
the supreme inter-allied war council
as a mistake, taking the attitude that
it gives official recognition to the
Bolshevik regime at Moscow.
"It will mean the loss of a months
time in settling the Russian question
and will make it more difficult to
suppress the Bolshevik movement"
declared Prince Lvoff. 81 suppose
that the conference hopes that the
meeting on Fbruary Is will not take
place through the failure of qualified
representatives to appear.
"Such a circumstance would leave
the allies with clean hands and ready
for energetic Intervention in Russia.
Il believe that it, would be pure
folly should Nicholai Ienine, the Boil
shevik premier, attempt to call a
truce for attendance at the Princes
Island conference"