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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
AUSTRIA LINKSTA
PRIZE VOKIETIJOS.

Paryzius, birzelio 10 d.
Sulyg praneSimq is Yer
sailles Austrijos delegacija
prad6jo jieskoti Vokietijos
globos. Tai pirmas tokis
apsireiskimas tarpe Austri-
jos delegacijos nariQ.
Havas agentura pranesa,
kad Austrijos delegacija
st. Germain kreipesi prize
vokieiiQ, praSydama, kad
Vokietija uzprotestuotQ
prizes sunkias taikos isiygas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
TELEGRAMAS is
LIETUVOS.

(DienraSGiui "Lietrlva")
pildantis Tarybu Korni-
tetas Washingtone per p.
Bielski prisiunte sekanti
teleg.ramq:
"Pildantis Kolnitetas
Siqdien aplaike fotograf;-
jas Lietuvos arnijos il,
taipgi is Liepojaus kabie
grama nuo p. Norau..
"Ministeriu kabinetas.
praneSus man apie Amer
kos lietuvip politiSka vel
kimq, iSreiske gilq uzsiga-
nedijim2 il praSo Ameri-
kos lietuviu il toliau testi
darbq del Lietuvos gero-
YES il laisves musu emo.
niul.
"Buvimas Amerlkos
letuviu atstovq taikos
konfcrencijoje yra butt
mas. Sekancioje sqvaiteie
keliauju Paryziun."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
konferencija svarstys
zydu teises.
Tyrinaja VOkieGiQ EIginasj Estonjjoje,
.LENKIJOS SEIMAS TY-
KO ANT LIETUVOS.

Posedis 81, 29 d. baIandzio.
VarSava, balandzio 30 d.
(laiSku lenku laikrasciams
Amerikoje). Tai pirmas
Seimo posedis po dvisayai-
tines pertraukos. Shame po
sedyje, uzgirus Svesti 8 die
na geguzio kaipo atminti
konstitucijos 3 geguzio 1871
metQ, gvildenama pasiuliji-
mai Lietuvos klausimuose.
Atsizvelgiant j tai, kad
Augstasai Seimas, rezoliuci
ia a diena balandzio, uz-
reisk6 savo nora pastovio
prijungimo prie Lenkijos
siaur-vakariniu lenkisku ze-
miq su ju sostine Vilniumi
todel atsisaukimas vyriau-
siojo vado j gyventojus bu-
vusios Didziosios Lietuvos
kunigaikstystes to moro at
mainyti negali.
Atstovai Witos Bardl,
Kiernik if kiti duoda Shame
klausime sekanti skubota
inesima: ..u. :, Es
"AugStasai Seimas teik-
sis uzgirti:
l. "Seimas su dziaugsmu
sveikindamas, fakta issiliuo
savimo Siaur-vakarinir
lenkiskq zemiu su j.
sostine. Vilniumi ir ma
tant galimu ateityje valsty-
binio prisid6jimo visu ze-
miQ buvusios Lietuvos kuni.
gaikstystes prie LenkijoS
ant paped6s unijos, mano,
kad siuo laiku sutvarkyrna.
vidujinip reikalp tu zemir
galimas tik bendrame Len
kijos SEINE, dalyvaujan
rinktiems atstovams is pa
liuosuotu zeniu;
2. "Seimas kreipiasi prit
valdzios, idant, santarveje
su seimo noru, isreikstu 4 d
balandzio, pradetu veikt
linkm6je sujungimo virsmi
netu zemig su lenku vieSpa
tyste." 9e ele m
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
SESIJA iii.
Birzelio 10 d. 1919 m.

Seimo pirmininkas .. St.
Geguzis III Seimo sesija att
dare ant 9:1' ryte, 10 bir-
zelio. -,..s4-,F
Skaitomas protokolas rir
mosios sesijos. = Priimtas
Skaitomas protokolas an
trosios sesijos. Protokolas
su pataisymais paciame te-
kste priimtas.
Pirmuoju Sek-etoriumi
yra ponas Evaldas, bet del
tulQ prizasciu neturime jo
paveikslo; vienok jis tilps
veliau.
Skaltomas pasveikinimas
telegramu prisiQstu siu vel
kejQ:
y j. Stankus, Philadel-
phia, Pa. M1
p J. o. sirvydas, Brook
lyn, N. Y.
81 P. Jurgeliute, New
York, N. Y.
4) Zalionis, Elizabeth, N.
J. (Auka $1O.00). g ass
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
PERSISOVE PAS DURIS
MYLIMOSIOS.

Aledo, ILL.,, Tulas w. H.
Hoppepaugh, apgautas savo
mylimosios Blanche w. Gar
ner, pranese jai, kad ismu-
sus 10 valandai uzsibaigia
jo gyvenimas.
Ismusus 10 valanda vaka-
re pasigirdo suvis ties mer-
,ginos namais. Isejus rasta
istikimas vaikinas mirstan-
,ciu ties durimis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
KONGRESMONAI JAU
TURF SUTARTIES TEX
STA.

Washington, D. c. birze-
lilo 10 d.---siadien kiekvie-
mas kongresmonas jau gavo
teksta taikos sutarties su Vo
kietija.
Prezidentas Wilscnas pra
nese, kad jis negalis sutikti
idant Suvienytu Valstiju
kongresas atsispausdintu
taikos sutarties teksta is ko-
pijos, kuria parveze Anne
rikon tulas laikrastininkas,
mes paleides sutarti viesu-
mon turetu nesmagumu su
kitu saliu atstovais.
Bet senatas panedelyje,
po triuksmingo posedzio,
lsake atspausdinti taikos SUI
tarties teksta kongreso Off
cialiame zurnale. Taikos
sutartis su Vokietija turinti
apie 100000 zodziu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
WILSONUI PRISIUNTE
VIENA BALSA.

Paryzius, birzelio 10 d.
Prezidentas Wilsonas aplai
ke laiska nuo tulo Jugo-Slo
vo, kuris ragina, kad Jugo-
slavijos zemiq likimas butu
nusprestas plebiscitu If pats
jau paduoda balsa prisideti
prize Serbijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
TIRINEJA VOKIECIU
ELGIMASI ESTONIJOJE
Paryzius, birzelio 10 d.

Paryzius, birzelio 10 d.
Talkininku kariska taryba eme
81 tyrineti vokieciu kariume
mes elgimasi Baltiko provinci-
jose.
Ten vokiecip kariumenes
yra palikta 10000. kurios tik.
SIX buvo sulaikyti bolseviku
verzimasi / vakarus, ka vokie-
.ciq kariumene il dare l-?)' Be
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
KITAS ORLAIVIS PER
ATLANTIKA.

st. Johns, N. F. birzelio
10 d.,--.Anglijos d lakunas ka-
pitonas John Alock ir juri-
ninkas leitenantas w. w.
Brown yra pilnai pasirenge
lekti Airijon ir pabandyti
laimikio tue paciu keliu, ku
riame nepavyko Hawkeriui.
Jei oras bus tinkamas jie ga
Ii islekti bile laiku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
WILSONAS PREINlS
AIRIU DELEGATUS.

Paryzius, birzelio 10 d.
Americas airiu delegatai F.
P. Walsh If E. F. Dunno is
gavo audiencija pas prezi-
denta Wilsona.
Jie atsilankys pas prezi-
denta Wilsona rytoj If rel
kalaus, kad butQ leista sim
feineriu atstovams isd6styti
Airijos reikalavimus taikos
koalferencijoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
ORAS.
Chicagoie ir apieIinkeit

Chicagoje ir apielinkeje:
Seredoj If ketverge dau-
giau debesiuota; gal bus
kick lietaus If griaustinio;
naza atmaina temperature
je, vidutiniai piet-rycip We
jai. - I}'7 ETT
Vakar augsciausia tempe
ratura buvo 76 apie 8 va
landa popiet.
!, sauletekis, 5:14; saule-
leldlS $40. =
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
AUSTRIA TUOJ DUOS
ATSAKYMA

Vienna, birzelio 10 d.
81 vakara Austrijos valdzia
ruosia atsakyma talkinin-
kams link taikos sutarties ;
Cia manoma, kad atsaky-
mas bus iteiktas talkinin-
kams triumpame lake.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
Anerikos LietuviV Seinas.

s. j. S. Saroka, Mecsnic-
willie, N. Y.
g. Kazomaitis, Spring
field, Mass.
y "A. L. T. S. "a huopa,
Brocton, Mass.
81 DIVA, Clveland, O.
81 i. A. Bendrov6, New
York, N. Y.
1O) Sarkus If Cirvinskas,
New Haven, Conn.
ID sirvydas, Kripaitis IL
Mileris, New York, N. Y.
Laiskai SUI pasveikinimai-;
neskaitomi, bet tik SUNNI
mi nuo ko pasveikinimas
If is kur. Taipgi pranesama
If kick aukQ. Pirmininkas
paaeiuoja uz aukas.
RezoliucijQ komisijos var
du p. V. Jankus raportuoja,
kad virs 100 telegramu pa
siVsta lvairiems senatoriams
If kongresmanams.
Nutarta pasiusti pasveiki-
nlmo telegramus Suv. Vals-
tiju Prezidentui Wils9nui,
(Tasa ant PRO pusl.)' m
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
NAUJA KARE MAzU
VALSTYBIU.
San Juan Del Sur. Mica

ragua. birzelio 10 d.---Nica-
ragua valdzia, sakoma, ga
vo tikru ziniu, kad Costa
Rica valstybele paskelbs ka
re Nicaragua respublikai.
Costa Rica kariumene eli
ma link Nicaragua rubeziaus
If yra ziniq, kad apie Santa
Rosa yra valdzios pranesi-
mai apie paskelbima kares.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
SUDEGE LAKUNAs.

St. Louis, birzelio 10 d.
Lakunas Oscor Bricker, 80
metu amziaus, nukrito or
laivyje ant gatves mieste
Hannibal Mo. ir, uzsidegus
issiliejusiam gazolinui, su-
dege. u gss1s;;g sAg a.k
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11

Igyje triju menesiu.

gyje triju menesiu.
Bet velesniais laikais este
nai apkaltino vokiecius, kad
pradejo kariauti prizes cstonus,
kurie paseklningai musa boise
vikus. Delei Sio estonu Stabc
praneSimo marSalas Foch pa
slunte vokieciams snlarkq pro
test2; 81 talkininku kariSka ta>
ryba emesi nuodugniau iStirti
dalykq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
AMERIKA SUGRAzINS
SULAIKYTUS VOKTE.-
Gus.

Washington, D. c. birze-
lilo 10 d d.---Grazinimas Vo-
kietijos aficieru If jureiviu,
sulaikytu ant sllimtu iSkilus
karei laivQ, prasides nuo 1
dienos liepos menesio.
Viso Suvienytose Valsti-
Jose suimtu vokieciu jurinin
ky yra apie 1000 vyru.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-11
PASKUTINIAl AMERI-
EONAI APLEIDO
ARCHANGELSKA.

Archangelskas, bir4elio 8
d. Siadien paskutiniai Su-
vienytu Valstiju kareiviai
apleido Archangelska, is
skiriant inzinierius, kuriV
burys dar likosi siaurineje
Rusijoje.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-29
Maryland Must
Elevate Youth

,CONTINI'ED FROM PAGE ONEl
tees Ion Maryland. has not reached it.
highest plane Of usefulness and eli
cheney
In the dl-t dlaf, cali for Maryland
thcrc were 2L6i young men, ranging
between - and 3l year Of age. Of
whom gil; were rejected a. physi-
cMly lndt fol military service In
o,hca Vofa. 49.G pei cent Of on, best
Dung men -alrc, from physical de
fac |. ;rua tina, the average for
tlc nation ,29l pcl cent? was but a
,lAc bette han the rate for Mary
laud. but lhcn practical agree
ucut tGa, thr percentage /, entirely
,oo Hci and Chat oy precautionary
moa-ue-. can by greatly reduced.
Crcatef Sire, on school ani,ation.
propc ,choo house architecture.
mandatory redica school Inspection
instead Of ,hr present optional Law
and latgci prosi.ion for physical cdu
ca,ioA in the school will be- no small
contribution toward better health con
dition-.
pr stephen, suggestion was adopt
cd and the board with rcdoublcd
energy will proceed 10 eradicate ply
steal defect, in the couuiic, to which
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-29
INDIANTOWN

Mr. Marion johnson and children,
Lillian and Marshall, of Newark. spent
last Sunday with his brother. Mr. Ern
est ?. Johnson. and mother.
Misses Bernice and Myrtle Parsons
entertained number of their friends
last Sunday
Mr. L. A. Mariner spent from Friday
until Monday with his daughter. Mrs
Elwood Sterling. of Crsiield.
Mr.. John Russell. of Bridgeville. Del
spent the week end at the home of his
aunt. Mrs. ". T. Parsons
MIR. and Mrs George Barnes and chill
dren spent Sunday afternoon with his
parents. MIR. and Mrs Clarence Barnes,
of Pocomoke.
MIR. and Mrs William Riley, of near
SNOW Hill. spent Sunday with their
daughter. Mr. and Mrs K y Stagg.
Mr.. and Mrs John Shockley and son,
Edward. and MIR and Mrs Il n Stage
and children. spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs George Barnes.
MIR. Earl Holloway. Of Wesley, spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs Ralph
Snockley.
MIR. and Mrs King Adkins entertain
Ell several Of their friends at dinner last
Sunday also number Of visitors in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Dlsharoon and
daughters. Lillian and Irma Lee. spent
Sunday with her mother. Mrs. y. J.
Gray, Of Nassawango.
MIR. and Mrs II r. Mock spent Sun
day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs +.
f. Mock, of stockton. and her sister.
Mrs George Chapman, oflGreenback.
Miss Mary Penncwell and MIR Elwood
Carmean spent SUNDAY evening with
Misses Eseie and Emily Disharoon.
MIR Bates Hancock. Of Pocomoke,
spent Sunday with his sister. Mrs John
Truitt. and u number Of other relatives
were visitors during the afternoon.
Miss Nettie Shockley spent Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Norman Mar
lner.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-29
WILTON.

Rev Joseph Lynch, Miss Sadie Hen
man. and Harry Jones. Of Powellsvillc.
Miss Elsie Clarke, John Dennis. Mas
ter Roccc and Robert Dennis. Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Webb and son. Dennis,
Mrs. lie Roy Morris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Avery Webb. and Homer and Elton
Jones. all of Wilton. MI and Mrs
Lctin Hastings and daughter. Mil
drcd, Mr.. Parker Sclby and daughter
Miss Evelyn Sclby, of near Snow Hill
were all entertained at dinner Sunday
Il, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Clayvillc.
Mr. and Mrs Robert A. Dennis and
children, Of Wilton. spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ilearn, of Wizards
Nh and Mrs Rider Adkins. Of near
Snow Hill. spent Sunday with her par
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-29
BERLIN

Mrs Margaret Holland returned to
Baltimore the first of the week, after
spending several weeks with her sis
ter. Mrs. 6. a. Harrison
Miss Cecilia Houston. of Stockton.
l. visiting Miss Anna Dirickson.
Mr., William K. Purncll returned
from Wilmington on Saturday last.
having visited her daughter there for
nearly two weeks.
Dr Thomas Y. Hammond came
saturday might for short stay At his
country home
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie West. of Phil
adclphia visited relatives and friends
horo last week.
Sir. and Mrs. Robcrt Massey have
acen ~ Philadelphia several days this
week
Mr.. Rnaldo IlauIcy came the mid
IL" o. the week from Philadelphia to
pack hen furniture. ami move it from
her home. which She has lust sold
Mrs Edward Whaloy and daughter.
Of liiShopvillc visited relatives over
sunday.
Miss Laura Bcthards returned a
Tow Day ago from an extended visit
IN Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Mrs. Lee Hedges and daughter
Charlotte Lee. OF Wilmington. are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr..
John BcthardS.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hollins left sun
day for short business trip to Phila-
dclphia.
Nh Israel Edwards returned TO
Philadelphia SUNDAY after visiting hi.
wife several days.
Miss Elizabeth Dale. Of Whalcy-
Vile. visited her sister. Mrs. Ohio
Mason. on Sunday.
Miss layinia Marshall entertained
a number Of friends last Friday even
ing
Mrs Theodore W. Puincll went to
Wilmington on Thursday. and expects
~ ~ 'AiH WIN III III ~ III Ail'tl
machine on Saturday.
DR.. 5. X. Marshall visited his fam
ily for fcw days this week
Miss Lotto Burbagc left Sunday to
spend several weeks with relatives in
Philadelphia.
Mr. Cyrus Davis has Just returned
from Philadelphia, where he has been
for several months
Jack and Orlando Harrison are
home with their parents for short
vacation from Tome.
Miss Anna Erickson is visiting
relatives in Baltimore for several
days.
Miss Gladys jackson, OF Ocean City,
visited friends here on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jchu Quillin and a
party Of friends visited Salisbury on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jacob Shane and daughter. of
Georgetown, Del. are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs james Il. Is e
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-29

cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Jones.
of Wilton.
Miss Mildred Jones, of Wilton.
spent from Saturday until Monday
with her friend, Miss Ruth Pcrduc, of
Colbourne.
Rev. Joseph Lynch will preach at
Mt. Zion Sunday afternoon at 300
o'clock. The public cordially invited.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-29
THE OFFICIALS.

81 see where the Paris police have
forbidden aerial ducls. How do you
suppose they'll stop them >"
Easily; by putting fly cops on the
job"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-29
THE REASON.

Talkit always fires up when he gets
upon the platform"
(Which probably accounts for his
burning speeches"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-29
THEIR ADVANTAGE.

"Manicurists are lucky these days"
In what way"
NO matter what happens. they al
Ways have a job on hand"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-29

1000 a. m, Sunday School
II. 90 a. M, Preaching
POO D. m. trinity Sunday School
> - D. m. Preaching at Trinity
Z Is y m, Song service and sermon
20 p. m, Friday. Prayer Meeting
90 p. m, Friday Choir Rehearsal
SPECIAL CHURCH NOTICES.
Sunday the 3l4t. will be the last
SUNDAY before Conference We are
looking for a great day We will run
on the old time Come out and worship
with US Eyangeistic services ut night
All probationary members will be re-
ceived into full membership a; the even
ing service Also. there will be given
an opportunity 10 all persons desiring
TO unite with the church.
Five members were received into the
church membership last Sunday. We
enjoyed very profitable day.
The charge will send one of the best
reports in it, history to Conference.
EVERYTHING pal up in full and nearly
$500 90 on the Million Dollar Campaign
of our church.
You are corditss invited TO worship
with US. Gospl prea"@'"" sniriinal
singing and a we
REV. HOWAk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25

Inch service. may f~e>asr h> riii<eh>hip b. taking
he c>tI1 u sIIc4iah<t - tie United States prc<rrib.
Cd b the HaiaI-l;zzti5H law std regulations. and
such cath may h. fakca t<fore ans enuft Of The
United States snt,or}<cd BY law ~ fetnrslixc aliens
Of otiorc any consul u She Tinted STATES. and
ec<<IitnIcd copics ttcytof mes ~ xcat hr .,eb eourt
q sssai g ne pepa'4nens q State ard he Bassaa
vhHr this az .naoept 70 the ra,uran,asien
Raw provides an sa<k and simpie way FOR the <,iaier
thus exratria,cd By ~fyffnI,c ot war to b. rctatr.
strd. The nurctu cf Naturalization realised that
ottt<eo< ilIere wax e YER, general itnors1er Of H.
provisions hmonx those who need 70 fske adsahtase
Of them Moreover. delay and incohvthits Z
naturally ~enld result ffos, such . lack ~ nndsr.
standing. Therefore. the bureau tonk .,cns Ia
smooth the path back Intro citizenship Of these ,hon.
snnds n brave mrh.
Proper forms were prepared which would en-.
able American eon>uIs n foreign ~eounifies e. ar
range the process 20 a. 10 cause ~ lille ineonseu-
hence and delay N possible Thirfy.fi,e thousand
Of these forms wcrc printed and sent % the State
Dep ~tment To- distribute 10 The coi<uls AZ The
ss'nf time the widcS, possible publicity has been
given 10 The matter W 10 soldier may neglect the
opportunity through ignorance.
The Burean Of Naturalization h determined
that these boys shall have their riiizcuship restored
at A. early . date as possible since Just such citizens
are needed IN the reconstruction period. The in
teniion ~ that, when the transport brings them 10
their homeland. their first step ON American soil
may be, as u should be, NJ citizens Of the United
States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25

e. VI t>hr1> ii Iu->'1< a ru<<ia> he
te11u<r - ltr Inpe,,sou+ vaIor q ,aaas Ikoa'
'.zs > e. 'Ess y & .s sass ss' q III
4. .e 8 6a.nl.a -s.sr., II, psr,a VA, ss.,.
~ ol<.<f Irons a. rIftct Sk4its TO the effect sht,
no |aiAti 51eirs troops should ~ to Frame. IN
rri>f i, ~ showed % i<ht rat The Just ecttr thef
~'r-s. <~rhri<-Ilg ~ ,e-<f forfeit their citizenship
~ jS+ >o1nsfs. A. = result o. tbs order 1900.
n - eejd. bccan< C4nndi<n< OVER night They won
}se ta5iIr. huf fhr3 hrcern> ,frn without q country
WhiIe <bs hattie ~s< On. little did they care
Whether They u<fr formally American citizens or
not. Ih> hrcfh>rhood d arms wa. = Satisfying one.
Ipt With he signing d the afmielies. The Thought
81 Ip1nf s<<cf1<I Itself Protests from he hoys
t1s.--..sss a4d IRON ;hrir relatives and friends
62aifHi this unjust los n citizenship poured back
% shr honse epants<. On May .. 1915. Cohesess
1Ift1.}ftI 10 remedy the hfoItrahlc inn hy
t~,e<h';oe suhiivision - o. section 4 q the act 81
tant -. 1906. ~ follows
That any pcrson who. while . citizen Of the
tri<oI States and daring The existing war ia
koFor< entered the military or naval stfVice % any
c<sia<f< ~ war ~ifh = sountr, with which The
In'(fI Stotez u a. war. who shall be dsemrd 10
have ~ hs citizenship BY reason Of aay oath or
ob'ifsf'V taken BY hiu FOR the purpose q entering
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
UNIVERSITY IN II A

be nhlo /, o TAXA hn place among III
ranks or the more Intelligent. ana
hence hatier paid. workers.
This ccunty Il setting 10 he ! har1-
er q harder place for ihnan who
have only their brute strength a.
offer a want ntIIIrd labor trained
finErrA eduralo1 brains
IN the army rou 9ct thia
Add the army now wants young men
o. sound ambition.
The u,r r. over. rhou4snds ara be.
Ing mustered out. Nov 10 tho thine
Tor you 10 muster IN.
N you ave MOI The money nor the
preparation rtc<s~au 70 cnier a coll
;<kr Why not Join fEo hest OF All col.
ickt., the United States army
n n he purpose OF The war de-
partment 70 make our little stl,ndlnu
nfrtY the greatest vocational and sdu-
cstlon1i instIfutlon m The world. al.
fofuinx opportunities o q mon 10 learn
trade. which will NJ Them for civilian
BE. after the expiration Of their tern
% service. which lasts from ono 70
thres yearz under the new plan o.
Tnris sam does not want y biz arm,
but he wants tho best.
Practically over useful trade viii
You can ssiee, your MI branch Of
JON INF. sreas 'qrsl,.rslty tn
KHAKI
MAJOR g u. Howard. who i. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25

10 look. u might be somewhere on
the Green Meadows. ~ might he
10 the Oid Pasture. hob hadn't given
the least hint ~ 10 where N WA hut
Peter had a feeling that a IA an the
Green Meadows 10 presently Peter
henan 10 hunt. runninE himlraaly this
way and that way and the other way,
ard all the Time FEELING ecry fooukh.
for Of course he tneW that all the
umo npb White was watching him
and ~Chuckllng down Infldc.
Peter Erew hot and tired. Finali,
he decided 20 mn pp IN she OH
Old hramble tankie there, Just on
the other side of the fence was q
patch made hy The cows and offsn
used by Farmer tirown's Bos. nesiiy
Pasture, Alenr Ola rcamrrsea Peter
on his uns 10 ths tremhis tanrir He
didn't look either ia rlrh' o. left "
didn't occur 10 him that there would
be the least bit Of use.
No ~ was IN his hnntN. lucky
We Peter scampered rirht past q
clunlp OF. toll dead grass close be-
side the pAfh. Without the least sus,
plcion that cleyerly hidden unerr ~
WIS Hob whites nest. Mrs tioh
he'd chosen hat place because she
knew n was the last place anNons
would expect "a nud her nest TIC
fact hat NJ seemed The most danger.
Gus place she could have chosen made
n the safest.
>e,f -ioryi Joimn, Ci,ack's Near
Ncixfiior~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI

BY JOHN DREcK

nowsrsd liza Aaron's rod had they
fingered tn the rich fruitiul rtuif. Dut
these c0ntNtcmpa we're eNc un-
pheasant Inc MinsouTnnL are AN.
~casyEolng lot. With plenty uf time fof
strangers. AM dciay would cnnhitt
~ ~ would be a. busy AZ a housn-
taimng bee until NJ had helped e1ch.
other through quite often the bridges
were washed out ana some farinct
would route W. through b~arnyard.
woodlct and pasture until Ne wor'
p.lsL the wrcckaFc Ana al tho time
thai wicked little strrain would no
stealing along ~ bed, al unconscious
OF b. nsct that se could read the
traces ct H. mlads~ds -crvmpicd con-
crete and sofnstaikn Washed against
the fence until u buiit 40 Into 4 soliiI
dyke.
Stock ~ different There ARE line
made. hrredy looking horses. more
nearly 10 saddle type than the KAN
sls mammoth %dutughtsF Aud thd1
mules nro a sleek. nne-n finished lot
"a hahi colt with hi- ssal-soiored hide'
aud crcam points reminds you on
nothing 40 much ~ o. curious httle
rabbit
Farms too. are run ON different
lines. kansts homes seem new aud
practical beside the ol1-ashioncd
Missouri farmhouse. Here IN morvI
corn bar wheat mur. stock thafi
machinery. more the diversified farni-
TINS Of The old days than The c%oncsn-l
ttated efnciensy OF the specialist. AMI
YOU get ~ used 10 heinz addressed a..
"nrothcr" or Sister that IL seems az.
though the Vory cardinal htriH ana
indigo hnnungs aus TO commune
With YOU In the same confidential
way.