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The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-30
AMERICA BOWS IN s
TO HER FALLEN SONS
AMERICAN HEROES
KONORED in
France
Especial United Press Wire.)

Especial United Press Wire.)
Paris, May 3O.-special serv-
ices were held today throughout
France at places where American
soldiers lie buried.
Services were held in the 10
small cemeteries in the vicinity
of Belleau woods, where more
than 1000 United States SOL
diers are buried at the cemetery
at Heringes, where there are CTS
graves; at Misyau Bois, south of
Scissors, where there are LOO
graves; on the hill south of
Fismes, where lie LOO Ameri-
cans; at Juvigny, where there are
416 and at Vile Franche and at
Nice, as we'll as at other points.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-30
Especial United Press Wire,)

Vancouver, B. c., May 30.-Decid-
ing that Vancouver school teachers
and school trustees lack education
on the Russian situation, the trades
and labor council last night appoint
ed committee of five delegates to
call on the teachers. They will
threaten to withdraw the children of
all labor unionists from the schools
if the Russian situation, particularly
with regard to bolshevism, is not
taught correctly, say the delegates
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-30
Tribute IS
PAID TO
DEAD
Hundreds Turn Out Today
to Do Honor to Nations
Sons Who Made Supreme
Sacrifice in War.

Surviving veterans of various
wars in which the United States has
participated together with several
hundred citizens, members of fra
ternal and patriotic organizations,
turned out this morning in the Mem
orial day parade to do honor to the
memories of those who laid down
their lives for their country. Tribute
too, was paid those veterans who
died in peace times, but who had
served during the conflicts.
Assembling at the court house at
8 o'clock the various organizations
of marchers paraded through the
city's streets and then proceeded to
the cemeteries where memorial
services for those buried in this city
were held.
Participation Small.
Larger participation in the par
ade of returned soldiers and civic
organizations was prevented, accord
ing to street rumors this morning,
through unWillingness to appear in
public in company with local Of
ficial who occupied place of honor
in the procession.
The parade was headed by the
Butte police force in uniform. Chief
Jerry Murphy, in plain clothes
walked at the head of IS policemen
Following them came the A. c. NJ
band.
Next came Edward Morrissey, in
the uniform of Spanish war vet
eran and thanked on either side by
police officers-all three being
mounted. They were preceded by {
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-30
Secretary of War Baker Would
Turn Schools Into Training Camps

educational plan imm mediately.
Provision for an army of 5000
men, agreed on by the committee last
session, should be reported again.
Secretary Baker said. This ''ayer-
age" for the army for 1919 and 1920
and certain combinations proposed
by the department" would require
s1,117,OOO, carried by the bill
Baker added.
AS representative of the 'tcontinu-
ations," he said, it was planned to
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-30
10000 IN TORONTO.

Especial United Press Wire)
Toronto, May 30.--Orders for the
strike of $1,000 workers in many
trades went into effect here today at
10 o'clock. Labor leaders said the
full effect of the walkout will not
be felt until tomorrow.
The letter carriers decided not to
strike. The street railway employees
will take a strike vote on Saturday
night
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-30
THOUSANDS MORE JOIN STRIKE
Robertson Declares
Canada Is in Throes of
Industrial Revolution
Especial United Press Wire.)

Ottawa, May }O.-With wakout of workers in many
trades in Toronto, the Canadian strike situation today
shows Improvement. The Winnipeg strike
tinucs and but few civic workers have returned to
their jobs An effort will be made today tomorrow
to street ears, but the general ticup still holds the
city in it's grip Mail carriers who worked had mount
ed police bodygualds.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-30
| TRIBUTE
any WARS
:RICAN OFFICERS
| OPPOSITION TO
REPUBLIC
ecial United Press Wire J
eva, May 3o.--The Frank
Zeitung states that the

-. .oplenz Tuesday. The news
paper declares a general strike
was called Immediately and when
the news spread demonstrations
for and against the republic oc-
Cured in many towns.
American intelligence officers
are in Coblenz, the newspaper
says, enforcing strict measures
against demonstrations in favor
of the republic. Two agitators
are reported to have been arrest
ed in front of the railway station,
while military police also broke
up secret sessions in hotel rooms.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-30
Especial United Press Wire.)

Especial United Press Wire)
London, May 30.-(1:2O p. m. J.
The following wireless message was
received from Commander Read of
the NC-4 from Mondego river, 100
miles north of Lisbon:
Must wait high tide. Seaplane
0. K. Cannot make Plymouth to-
night
Reads message contained nothing
to indicate that the plane had met
serious trouble.
Reads message announcing his
descent at Mondego river, asked thac
the destroyers maintain their posi-
tions and inquired which is the best
port within 500 miles.
Read apparently intended to fol-
low the Portuguese aud Spanish
coast lines northward to Cape Fin
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-30
Especial United Press Mire.)

Especial United Press Nire)
Washington, May 30.-Command-
er Read in the NC-4, the pioneer
trans-ocean flying boat, started for
Plymouth, England, at 1924 o'clock
Washington time, to complete the
last leg of his overseas flight, the
navy department announced this
morning.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-30
Every City, Town a
let and Congre
Homage to Hero
President Wilson
Memorial Day Ad
Cemetery Outside
Especial United Press

Washington, May 30
ica bowed in solemn tribute to
its heroic dead today. In con-
gress, at the tomb of the un-
known dead in Arlington ceme-
terry, at. some shpyalds and in
every city, town and hamlet of
the nation there were ceremon-
les of befitting memorial for
the supreme sacrifices of the
cOuntry's sons.
Congress observed the day
with "A special session in the
house derotcd to tributes to the
Americans who made the SUI
Dreme sacrifice in the war of
nations.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-30
NC-4 Cannot Make
Plymouth Tonight
Commander Read Descends at Mondego|
River, 100 Miles North of Lisbon
''Must Wait High Tide. Seaplane|
0. K" Says Trans-Ocean Flyer
Especial United Press Wire.)

nisterre in reaching Plymouth.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-30
DAY OBSERVED IN FRANCE.

Especial United Press Wire.D
Paris, May 30. - Seventy
thousand heroes of the "siIent
army of democracy passed in
the hearts of America and
France today wherever Amer
ica's sons had gi"en their lives
that liberty might live. From
Flanders to the VOsges and from
the Argonne TO the ports of the
Atlantic and the Mediterranean
the homage of two great nations
lCnntinned ON Page Thrae.l
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-05-30

Especial united FreSS Wlre.)
Plymouth, England, May 30
Leaving Lisbon at $40, en- route to
Plymouth, the NC-4 passed the first
destroyer station at 9:02, according
to dispatches received here.
The seaplane had been expected to
reach here early this afternoon. The
moment she gets into wireless COM
with this port seaplanes
will fly seaward to meet and salute
her They will escort her to Plymouth
harbor.
The stay of the NC-4 in England
will probably be short as Read and
his men will soon present before the
aviation congress in Paris the data
gathered on their transatlantic
flight.
Especial United Press Wire.)
Washington, May 30.-When the
NC-4 completes her trip to Plymouth
she will have cruised 3,S75 miles
through the air, according to navy
departm officials. UP to the time
of her hopoff this morning she had
completed, 8 15O miles in As hours 81
minutes of actual flying.
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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
MUNTCHO BOLSEVIKAI
KOMUNIzUOJA
MOTERIS.
Prizes savo gala isleidzia kvai,
lus paredymus.

Berlynas, bal. 16. - Virnam
NIumicho (Bavarijoj) pricmic-
Styj bavaria bolSevikai dar ne
va laikOSi. Jic ten budami ir
>lapstydamicSi Skclbia. Savo
kvailuS parddymuS, tmytrm,
.iic dar valdytQ visa MunichQ.
TaS darbaS atliekamaS prizes
paSkutini Savo gala.
Nicnu Savo parddymu boise
vikai kOmumlzuOja ViSas mote
riS. net IT. vcduSiaS, turinGias
SavO vyruS.
Kitu parGdymu bolSevikai
praSalina is uzimamQ vietQ vi
SuS industrijaliniu iStaigQ ma
nadzeriuS ir drektorius ir a.
nuos priskaito prize papraStQ
darbininkQ eiliQ.
C'ia turima ziniV. kad liku-
Sieii npSuimti bOI$evikQ vadai
mana perSikelti Su Savo So
victu * Municho ] AnSbachQ.
bet viSgi nepaSiduoti valdziai.
BankQ darbininkQ streikas
* Gia plcriaSi po kituS artl-
me>niuS mieStuS. Bcrlyne vi
sos bankinGS iStaigoS uzdary-
toS. Bankininkai ncSutinka
Su augStaiS darhininkQ rrika-
lavimaiS.
Bankininkai ! Wcimar pa
Siuntc delegacijQ su valdzla
paSitarti bankQ reikalalS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
Rusijjos Cariene-naSle apleido
Russia
BUVUSI CARIENE ISKE-
LIAVO IS RUSIJOS.
Su jqja iskeliavo ir daugelis
buvusiu kunigaiksciu.

Paryzius, bal. 16. - Laik-
ra$tiS Echo dp Paris praneSa,
kad huvu>ioii RuSiio$ carienG
(na&IG) Marija TeodOrovna
apleidliu<i Krymq ir ana die
M nukcliavu>i ! KonStantino-
poll.
Su ana Ru>ijQ apleido ir ki-
tU 10 ru>V buvuSiQ krmigaikS-
@iQ m jQ zmonQ. JQ tarpe bu-
vo i' Iinoma> huve> ruSQ ar
mijQ vada> Nikolai NikoIajc-
vic.
KeIi ann iSkoIiavo ItaIijon,
BuvuSi gi caricnG 81 kitaiS nu-
vrzta ! Malta angIQ karIS lai-
VII.
Bu>u>io.ii caricn1 naSl1 yra
Anglijo> karaliuS Jmio mott
nos >e>uo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
TRUKSMAS ANGLIJOS
PARLAMENTE.
Moterys galerijose Sukauja uz
bolsevikizma.

Londonas, bal. 1G. - Valar
parIamente buvo pakeltas
truE; mas, kuomet buvo svars-
toma darbininkQ pensiju klau-
sim&s.
Dri rlotcrys galerijoje at
SiI;cpG: 49,
Jus esate galvazudziai. Jus
nepabaig6t $itos kards reikalu.
Gil dabar jus liaudi ir darbi-
ninIlus template naujon ka-
REM
Xiii galerijose susirinke
zmon6s jas tuojaus uar6kd.
Kick palauIus viena moteris
su2uko:
Mes norime: sovietu!"
Bet il Sitq r6ksne pubIika
tnOiaus numalSino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
JAPoNIJOS AMBASADO-
DORIUS KELIAUJA
NAMO.

Washington, bal. 16. - VAL
StybGs departamentui forma-
Iiai praneSta, kad .vietoS Japo-
niios ambasadorius, vice-gra-
faS IShii, ateinanti mtncSl IS
keIiau.ia ! Tokyo.
Sakoma, jis SaukiamaS kon-
ferencijon Su Savo vyriauSybe.
Japonu ambasadoje uzgina-
ma, kad toji ambaSadorlauS
kelioni turttQ bent koSl So
rySi su tarptautiniais nuotl-
kiaiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
NESUTIKIMAI SUV. VALS-
THU SU JAPONIJA.
S. V. kariuomene negelbejo
japonams.

Washington, bal. 17.-VaSa-
rio - q. ties CharabovSEu, ST.
bcriioje, Skaitlingas iaponl
kariuomcnlS burys SuSirdmG
81 bolSevikaiS. BoISevikai bu-
vo SkaitIingesni ir iaponuS bal
Siai sumuS6. 302 japonai krito.
Music metu japonai reika-
Iavo, kad amerikonai !jiems pa
gclbttQ. Bet amerikoniSkos ka-
riuomends vadas, gen. Graves,
atSisak6 tq padaryti.
Japonai uz tq baisiai intu-
10. Dabar gen. Graves rapor-
tavo, kad jis japonams todel
nedaves pagelbos, kadangi ia
ponai zude ruSQ moteris il
vaiIluS. Paskui dar if tOdel,
kad amerikoniSka kariuome-
ne Siberijon pasiQsta tik ap-
saugoti amunicijoS Sandeliu>
VIadivostokc if duoti reika-
Iingq paSelbq Gekams-slova-
kams.
Tad dabar pakiIo nesutiki-
mai. h nezinia kaip Te gall
paSibaigti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
MILANE ANARCHISTAI
KELIA RIAUSES.
Daugelis zmoniu suzeista.

Milanas, bal. 10. - PracitQ
>rImadicni socijalistai Su a.
narrhiStaiS tmijo suSirinkimQ.
Su>irinkimc anarchiStai paSa-
ki kur>tanGiaS kalbas.
Po tu kalbQ sukeIta riau-
$GS. PaSirodziuSi policija APP
mGtyta abmenimiS. PaSaukta
karciviai. Site apgyn6 polici-
ia, kuriq riauSininkai buvo ap-
guile kcliuoSo namuOse.
Po SuSirdmimo praveSta
tvarIla. Bet daugelis zmonlV
>uzeiSta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
TARPRASINES RIAUSES.
zuvo 7 zmones; dar ne viskas.

Millen, Ca, bal. 16.- Ana
diena Buckhead Church buvo
pakilusios tarprasin6s riauSas.
7 zmon6s.. Tarpe
NuzudytQ yra naktinis marsa-
las If vienas pavieto policmo-
mas. RiauSds dar visai nepas-
baigusios.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
Kai-kurie uzkasti gyvi.

BolScviku sovietas kartq
OSoj buvo suSaukes mitingq,
kad suraSyti tuos zmoncS, kat
l'ic turf but suSaudyti. Boise
vikQ kareiviai po mitingo djo
per namuS IT. rinkO zmoneS,
paSkirtuS Su$audymui. PaSl-
DricSinuSiuS ant victOS nuSo-
vi. KituS iSvcdG sale mirstO
ir neIaimingicmS patterns lSa-
lIi kaSti duobcS, kuriOSc turt-
jo but SuvcrSti po suSaudymo.
BolSeviIlai dauG zmoniQ IT.
gyvQ uzkasc. Tai patirta at
kasant Iavonus. Kai-kuriQ ran
kos giIiai ! zemeS buvo lSmelg-
tOS. ReiSkia, .ie mtgino geIbe-
ties, kuomct buvo uzkasami.
BolSeviIiai labiausia near-
kcnGia ir be pasigaildjimo zu-
do pravoSlavQ if ktnS diva
Si&kiuS. Eudo net il. SOS. kat
ric ccrkvGSe arba. !. 5nyMose
kuom-nors patalnH 80 ~ ~ -,
OSojc pravoSlavQ popa< is
Iiko gyva>. ValStieGiiai w j
state Savo gaIvaS. Bol$evikai
.ju pabugo. KitW popal arba
nugalabinti al'ba laiku SuSpeJo
pabtgti kur j miSkuS. kalp
OSoje, taip kitur ccrkvdS apl-
pId$toS. Nieko nepalikta nei
vienuoIynuose.
Kai-kur bol$evilai buvo is
tcige mokykIu. ReIigiios mo-
KNIT buvo kuoaStriauSla W.
drauSta. ToSc moIIyklosc dau-
giauSia laiio buvo paSvencla-
ma boISevikizmui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
BOLSEVIKAI ATMUSTI
sIAURINEJ RUSIJOJ.

Londonas, bal. l6. - Muir
manSko apSkrityj talkininkl
kariuoment atbloSkd bol$evi-
kuS atgal per deSimti myliQ,
anot gautos bevieliu telegraph
ZiniOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
NE LAIKAS DABAR KAL-
BETI APIE SAVYVALDA.
Taip sake Anglijos vyriausy
bes atstovaS.

Londonas, bal. IL. - Tai
butu labai didclG kIaida many
ii, iad tuojaus po tailloS Al
riiai bus Quota savyvalda.
Taip pasakG parlamente
kalb6damas vyriauSybGS atStO-
vas BOnar Law.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
Is SOCUAL|STY Boise
y|Ky "ROJAUS".
BOLsEVIKAI UzKASA
zMONES GYVUS.
zmones kankinami ir zudomi
be atodairos.

/
Omskas, Sibcrija, bal. H.
Neuzginamus ludiiimuS, kad
bOlSpvikai miestc OSa IT. apy-
linkGSc nuzud6 daugiau 1000
zmoniQ, priStatG Americas
! Raudonoio KryziauS nariai
SimmOndS, Emerson ir DR..
TcnSIer. kuic voS tik Gia Su-
gryzo * Permo, OrS0S ir kitty
nuo bol$cvikQ affinity tcrito-
rijU.
Abelnai imant, Orsoje boil
Scvikai bus nuzudc apie 500
zmoniQ. Gi daugiau 1,500 Emo
niQ apylinktSe.
OSa tWrtjo apic 10000 gy
ventoiQ. Kuomet bolSevikai Is
ten buvo i&vyti, pritrukO Wy
III vcSti ten piIietinius rcika-
lus. Didziumq vyrQ iSSkerdG
bOlScvikai.
sunes atkasa zmoniu lavonus.
Raudonoio KryziauS nariai
pasakoja. kad boiSevikai Savo
aukaS victOmis tik zemtmiS
uzbtre, taip kad &uncs lengvai
IavonuS at>ikasa ir valkoja jQ
dalis po laukus.
Imonts buvo zudOmi be .io-
kioS priezaStieS, be jokioS is
jQ pus6s provokacijoS. Dl-
dziuma aukU - tai inteligenti-
JOS kIeSa, cerkviQ tarnai ir ki-
ii SuSiprate kick zmon6S, kat
ric neSutinka Su gaIvazudln-
gomiS boIScvikQ pazimomiS.
BoISeviku piktadarybGs tie
Siog ncapSakOmOS.
VicnaS kaIvis per SavO tau
pumq buvo iSigiies nuoSaviQ
kaIve. " tai .jiS buvo privers-
taS bol$pvikamS uZmokiti D.
600 rubIiu. NienaS zmogus nl-
SautaS tik todcl, kad jiS gyvr-
no murinti troboi.
ISzudyti advokatai ir tciSt-
jai. Nepalikta nei vienO APPS
viesteSniO AmOgauS.
Priversta ziureti zudomus
sunus.
Vicna moteris, kurioS vyra
ir du sunu bolSevikai buvo pa
grobe, buvo nu6juSi pas boise
vikq komisarq gauti Informal
cijQ apie jQ likima. Jai buvo
paSakyta, kad vyras IT. sunu
iSgabenta ! Perma.
KuOmet mOteriS nesiliov6
kaSdien Iankiusi kOmiSarQ, Sis
pagaliaus jai paSakd, kad jci
.iinai neduosianti jam RAINY
bas. tai busianti suSaudyta.
,Komisal'as savo grmojimq IS
ipild6.
Vienos moteries lavonas at
kastas il jaime pazinta vieno
rusu generolo zmona.
Kita moteri bolSevikai pri-
vert6 ziur6ti, kaip jie Judo jos
sunus.
Vienai moteriSkei buvo pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17

Copenhagen, bal. 17.-Vokie-
tiioS miesta Magdeburg val
dzioS kariuomen6 at6m6 nuo
bolSevikp po smarkip susirt-
mimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17

Varsava bal. l7-KakovoS rnka nlsiskundzia, kad co
ka Savo karuomene konccntrOia OStrovoj If DombrOvo
SiI@oie (SionSkc) TaIkinnkQ komSa buvus pazym&jus
arpe lenku il Geku inu ruhcus Slezoje Bet ceai tuo
nepacnkint. e sake, SpGkomis nusatySq rubezius
enkai Saukias alknnQ pagelbos. Bet tie patyS 1enka
savomS SpGOmiS migna SavOka nustayti rubezus tape
I4enkijos r LetuvoS
NedaIyk bIoga kitam kaS tan paGiam yra blOga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
ventoiuS iSSklaid6 arha iSzudt
ir privargino.
I'aS pat yra IL Su kitomI>
maIl SnhmiS tautOmiS.
Italai grumoja.

UoSto Fiume reikalais tia
lai atStovai taikos konferencl-
iojo uZimt neatmainomQ pozl-
c;.,l.
.lin rcikalauIa, kad uostaS
Fimno butQ iregiStruotas tai
kG< SntaGtyjc. jog tcnkQS TIA
!i.;;:ii.
Joi talkiniIlai to nepadary-
Sia. italai atStovai, Sakoma
pa>itraukSiQ * taikos konfo-
rcnciicS n' atSkiriai padaryslq
taika Su .Austriia.
Eaip &iandic didziQjQ walls,
tvNiu atstovai apsprcsiQ Flu,
me klansima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
MUNICHE BOLsEVIKAI PAKELE ANARCHIJA.

Londonas BAL l7.Anot zniQ is Copenhageno, Muniche
Bavario SosnGo saua baiSi anarcja Po poros tvarn-
gu enu boScvka Snauo atsigaivcoo Supr6jo, dar lab
aS uklrSi d,lbnnkuS r me>te aea blisiaIsias tero
.-
Jn,omiauSia t;s ad vaio> kariuomenas pmass pesti-
ninku puIkas pertjo boISevikp pusdn
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
Bavariijjos i sostinejje Mu-
niche pakilo anarchija
Cekai jokiuo budu negaG
susitaikinti su lenkais


Mes gavome ledimu siusti maisto Lietuva. Ir Kares
Pklybos Valdyba siande ledo vsems amerieciams plr
kauti susineS uosai asmenms gyvenancias Latvo-
lie r Lietuvoje Simultaneous r aisykles bus pasiusos.
Pildomasis Komitetas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
KAREIVIAI> STOW Prizes
PROHIBICIJA.

Londonas, bal. H. Naujo-
sioS ZelandijoS gyventojai
baIsaro svaigalu prohihicijos
kIauSimc. Sausieji laimdjo. Bet
nesugryze is kardS Zelandiios
kareiviai, kuriems taippat bu-
vo leiSta halSuoti, sausuosius
pergaldjo. Kareiviai paSirodd
prieSingi prohibicijai. /
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
Susirinkimai bus TrianOn
Palace.

Ni~Q kitty SaliQ ir dali~
pranruzU at>lovu ka>dicn *
ParyZiau> v0zjnIS ! Versailles.
Su>irinkimai at>tovU >u vokie-
Giai> ut>tovai>, tm.hut, bus
Trianon vio>hutyi. kur turf
>avo ori~u~ vyriau>ioii talIii-
uinkU karI~ taryba. Su>irin-
kimai 81 vokirGiai~ tests de-
Simti arbo p"nkioIikQ dirnQ.
TaikoS ~utartiS paraEaiS bus
patvirtinta Versailles rvmuo-
So, VcidrodziQ Saldio.
TaikoS >utarti~ bus pada-
Iinta i dvi dali. Yirna daIi~
paIic< iSimtinai NokictijQ, gi
llita - NokictiiQ il. JOS bend
rininkeS - AuStriiQ. BuI@arl-
.iQ ir TurkiiQ.
Mazosios tautos nepaten-
kintos.
.MazoSioS tautoS. kaip tai
BeI@i.ja, Serbia ir kito>. labal
ncpatcnkinto> atIyginimo rel
kalai>.
JOS mato. kad * vokicEiV
rcikaIauiomo atIy@inimo di,
dZiau>ia daIi> turf TEXT Pran-
cuziiai. Tuo tarpu il mazo,
SioS SaIyS kar1s mctu yra ne
laa>iau nukcnt"iUSioS uz Pran,
c,rziiQ.
Proporciionali>Iiai imant
mazo>ioS SalyS bus kIw-ka>
Iaugiau nukcnt1ju$io< IL
DrancuzG>.
To!is ~,oviS ypaG ncpat"n
lima hrI~u, kuriV lmono vi>&
&ali vokicGiai nutcrioio, gi gy
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
SEKRETORIUS BAKER
PARYzIUJE.

Paryzius, bal. Is. - Vokar
Gia atkeliavo Suv, ValstijQ
kar6s sckretorius Baker.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
: Leista susine$ti su Lietuva

zadtta palciSti jos vyrq, jci j.
mai uzmokisianti 1000 rubliQ.
VargaiS-negaIais motcriSkG su-
rinko 500 rubIiQ. Dangiau ne
trutio. BolSevikai ":pinigus
paimG ir vyrQ visgi nngalahi-
no.
Tai tiIl kcli boIScviIIn zvt-
ri$kumo pavyZdziai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-17
SUKILO INDIJONAI AR
GENTINOJE.

Buenos Aires, bal. 16. -
Provincijoj Formosa, Slaurry-
tint.i Argentinos daIyj, Sukilo
indijonai. SukilimaS pleGiasi
ant Chaco. Prizes sukil@liuS pa
SiQsta raitarija.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-01-10
KEEP THE VEGETABLE cARrEN
Gull WAITED

70 pr remote and keep the winter
vegetable garden growing it will be
ntt essary t. deyote some attention
to TIE cL.tifattn of the different
crops sa,s {. X. McQuarrie Of the
University of lorida extension divis-
i9t. These very heavy rains we have
had lately have packed the soil to a
considerable c4Ient, and to insure
aeration of the soil and the maintain
ing Of normal temperature it will be
necessary as occasion demands it TO
use the rake and hoe to a very large
extent as soon as the weather per
mits one TO do so
At this time Of the year when the
sun is low and the soil gets cool
quickly, the only way to maintain the
temperature that will enable plants
to keep growing is by frequent Guilt
walton. Crops such as cabbage and
lettuce should be hoed OF raked with
fine tooth rake at least every three
CT four days. Radishes and other
crops that come along quicker than
these should be cultivated even often
er than that. IN other words, if w
want % maintain . supply Of fresh
vegetables On the table al the time
considerable attention must be given
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-01-10
PRuNE CITRUS TREES DURING
DORMANT SEASON

The underlying principal Of citrus
grove health is sanitation. TO have
proper grove sanitation it is neces-
sary to keep out diseased tissues,
dropped fruit and all carriers Of IN
lection.
H. &. Stevens Of the University Of
Florida experiment station offers the
following suggestions for pruning.
Dead wood, diseased wood and
dropped fruit are the sources Of in
lection for many Of the worst fun
gous diseases. The removal of these
from the grove is the best measure of
prevention for many diseases, and IN
stem-end rot and withertip il is a
necessary measure. The best time to
prune is during the dormant season
in December and January. The next
best time is in the summer after the
first flush of growth has thoroughly
hardened, in June and July
Growers are cautioned that pruning
for withertip when soft wood is pres
ent is apt to result in injury rather
than benefit Remove as many dead
twigs and branches as possible Prune
back into the live, healthy wood.
Make smooth cuts at the base of d
branch so that no projecting stubs
will be left. These are very suscep-
tible to withertip infection and such
stubs will die and neutraIize the eff
feet of taking out the dead wood.
The larger cut surfaces should be
painted with some substance which
will keep out infection and prevent
evaporation from the cut surface
during healing. The removal and de-
struction of dropped fruit is neces-
sary when stem-end rot is present.