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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
THE CHURCHES
Methodist Church Notes
J. W. Snapp. Pastor

The Sunday School Board held its
monthly meeting Tuesday night. The
school is well organized and making
real progress.
Only two more Sundays of early
sessions, then we will be back on the
good old time. Let US set the alarm
and be on time next Sunday.
The Mems Class continues the dis
cussion of the League of Nations and
Welfare of the World another Sun
day. All men invited.
The pastor breaches next Sunday
at IL a. m. Subject, ga Great Man
Standing by His Convictions" Chap
lain J. E. Wilson who had a distin-
guished career overseas in the late
war, will deliver an address at 8 p. m.
Come and hear him. 1t will be worth
while. He is a splendid speaker. Spe-
cial music at all services.
The Epworth League gives a lunch
con and social hour at 500 p. M, and
holds its regular devotional meeting
at p. m.
Junior League meets at p. m.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
PLAN woMEN's WORK
Republicans VIII Have Organization
in Every Kansas Precinct

Republicans VIII Have Organization
in Every Kansas Precinct
The ground was all prepared for
the organization of the Republican
women of the state at a meeting OF
the women's state central committee
with H. II. Motter, chairman of the
state central committee, at Pelletier's
tea room Friday afternoon.
The formation of a working organ
ization In every one of the 2468 pre-
cincts of the state, will be one of the
first steps taken for the campaign.
The state viii be thoroughly covered
by women speechmakers and soap box
artists and workers.
Miss Nannon Herren, of Topeka,
was elected secretary of the commit
tee to take the place made vacant by
the death of Miss Helen Eacker of
Lawrence. Mrs. S. S. Beggs of To-
peka, is chairman of the woman's Re
publican state central committee.
Members of the committee are:
First district, Mrs. W. ]. Bailey, of
Atchison; Second district, Mrs. E. A.
Enright, of Kansas City, Kans; Third
district, Mrs. A. C. Graves, Pittsburg;
Fourth district, Mrs. Belle P Harris,
Emporia; Fifth district, Mrs. E. NJ.
Porter, Marysville; Sixth district,
Mrs. c. W. Smith, Stockton; Seventh
district, Mrs. ". Y. Morgan, Hutchin-
son.-Topeka Capital.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
Trinity Lutheran Church
G.. F. West. Pastor.

10 a. m. Sunday school.
II a. m. Morning Worship.
p. m. Luther League:
p. m. Evening Worship.
\ A cordial invitation to worship with
US is extended to all.
All the regular services will be held
in the Lutheran church this Sunday,
October 12.
Rev. West attended Kansas Synod,
which met at Salina, last week. 1t
was a very enthusiastic body. On &C
count of the recent merger in New
York City, of all the English speak
much new work is to be undertaken
by the district synods of which Kan
sas synod is one. When the published
minutes appear in the next thirty days
it is hoped that every member of the
church will take a copy and read it all.
These printed minutes, published at
some expense, are intended to inform
the whole church membership of the
Kansas Synod of all the business, old
and new, so that all church organiza-
tions may know what their delegates
have done, and to what actions those
delegates have committed their con-
gregations.
The Rally Day service at the Luz
theran church last Sunday was very
interesting. and we'll attended. Let
everyone connected with the church
put his shoulder to the wheel and
help to boost this worthy organiza-
ton. The Sunday School is in a
sense feeder to the church.
The Lutheran Sunday School will
hold social on Tuesday, October IA,
at p. M, at the home of Mrs. Harry
King. This is intended for the whole
school and all who would like to unite
with the school. Rev. West will use
his new rejecting lantern as a fea-
ture of the evening. Let everyone in
terested in the Sunday School be
present..
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
Presbyterian Church Notes
Gerrit Snyder, Pastor.


October is designated by the New
Era officers as the month to empha-
size and secure church loyalty along
all lines. Let there be a general re-
Spouse to this call next Sunday.
10 a. m. Promotion exercises in
Sunday School. Glasses for all ages.
Mr.. Lee invites new members to his
Young Mems Class, and Mr.. Shively
to his Young Women's Class. Mr..
Rankin will begin Teacher Training
Class and invites Normal students,
Seniors from the High School and
others who desire to take that course.
II a. m. The pastor will preach
on ''New Testament Evangelism. A
quartet choir under the leadership of
Mrs. Shively, will render special mu-
sic.
p. m. The Christian Endeavor
Society will meet in the dining room
of the church for refreshments and at
p. m. hold their regular meeting up
stairs. Topic: Training in Citizen
ship"
8 p. m. Evening service. The pas
tor will preach his third sermon in
the series answering questions. Sub
ject, els There a Life After Death?"
Strangers welcome. Young people
invited especially to the evening ser
vices. Chorus choir at night.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09

the following were made: Lights
needed on Juniata street, a billboard
to be erected and owned by the Cham
Der Of Commerce and the reported
excessive high rates paid for electric
motors investigated Juniata street
now has light, we have the billboard,
and the price of electric motors has
been satisfactorily adjusted.
Since that first meeting, there have
been held thirty regular meetings OF
the Chamber of Commerce, besides
numerous committee meetings, direct
ors' meetings, and meetings of the
various committees auxiliaries. The
following matters have been taken up
and accomplished:
Restoration of the Noon trains.
Ice plant contract aired, discussed
and disposed of.
Hitchracks and watering troughs
secured for horses.
Business Girls Club organized.
Permanent Good Roads Committee
appointed who have conducted an ed
of good roads, and have been very
active in keeping after the county en-
gineer and county commissioners and
seeing that the roads are kept in as
good condition as possible
Ladies' Rest Room furnished and
equipped in the City Hall.
A Revolving fund created to help
Normal students through school, and
committee appointed to handle hte
fund
Music Festival for last year guaran-
teed and guarantee made for this
year.
Entertainment of A. o. U. W.
guests provided.
Normal Annual guaranteed.
City Manager form of government
secured.
Petition for the paving of Juniata
street east from Chestnut signed and
presented to Commissioners.
Slogan adopted.
Hays secured as the meeting place
for the Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal. Church next
spring.
County Chairman of the Victory
Loan Drive aided in selling required
number of bonds.
Pavement ball held for the purpose
of aiding the Juvenile Band to pay
for their suits.
Building & Loan Assn. organized
Homecoming Welcome provided fo1
returned soldiers.
Band concerts provided for the
summer.
The harvest labor situation mel
and provided for.
A free employment bureau main
tanned throughout the year.
Systematic plans for advertisement
carried out.
Starting with $500 deficit we are
now out of debt.
MATTERS UNDERTAKEN STILL
PENDING
Erection of shelter and feed barns
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09
Annual Report of the Secretary of
the Hays Chamber of Commerce,


the Hays Chamber of Commerce,
Hays, Kansas, October z, 1919.
The first meeting OF the fiscal year
was held at the City Hall on the even
ing of November 7th, 1918, at which
meeting the following officers were
elected: R. S. Maxwell, President;
H. A. Nickles, Vice President; George
King, Treasurer; C. R. Weeks, J. G.
Bremen, C. A. Hardness, and John
S. Bird, members of the Board of Di-
rectors. At that meeting it was de-
cided to discontinue collecting two
sets of dues, one for the Retail Mer-
chants Assn. and one for the Cham
Der of Commerce, and collect but one
set of dues, graded according to the
various kinds of occupations, but EACH
auxiliary to remain intact and its Of
ficers empowered to call meetings
whenever desired. This plan seems to
have worked smoothly and satisfac-
torily to all concerned. The plans for
putting over the United War Work
Drive were discussed and outlined at
this meeting and later carried to sue
cessful completion. When suggestions
for civic Improvement were asked for,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-10-09

also informed them that a swimming
class could be arranged for Wednes-
day.
A number of quizzes will be given
this week for the past six weeks, pre-
paratory to issuing the cards next
week.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
S, VALSTIJOS TURF PRISI,
DETI PRIZE TAUTU
sAJUNGOs.
Arba glausties prie
kaizerizmo.

Sioux City, S. D., rugs. g.
Prezidentas WilSonaS Wis smar
kiau akiia taikos sutarties If
tautu Sqjungos prieSininkus.
Cia jis vakar vakare kalbd-
damaS tautQ SqiungOs priest
ninkuS iSvadino provokiSku
plementu. Sake:
"Noriu jums paSakyti, jog
bdgiu pra1juSiQ poroS savaiciQ
provOkiSkas elementas $. Val
Stiiose iSnaulo ina kelti gal
va"
Sake, ta>ai elementaS Sian
die turi progos naciiQ patrauk-
ii Salin nuo tautQ SQjungoS II
leiSti paSidziaugti vokieGiamS.
Suv. NalStijoS turf priSid6ti
prize tautU SQjungoS. Mes XII
taip gall nugrimSti kaizeriz-
me.
Naziuoiant * OmahOS i Si
mieStQ SpeciialiS traukiniS Su
prezidento partija pakeliui
daugel mieSteliuoSe buvo su-
Stoie> porai minuGiQ. Quota
progoS gyventojamS pamatytl
prczidentQ. Su daugeliu prezi-
denta> paSiSveikino paSpauz-
damaS rankaS.
Rug>t.o 1G dienQ Washing
tone ivykS iSkiImybtS, SuriStoS
>u gen. PerShingO parkeliaVi-
mu. Prezidentas iSreiSk6 ap-
gaiIe>tavimQ, jog negaldSiqS
daIyvauti toSe iSkilmybGSe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
Belgq kardinolas Mercier
Amerikoje
ATKELIAVO BELGU PA
TRIJOTAS KARDINOLAS.
siandie iskeliauja j Baltimore.

New York, rugs. 10. - Va
kar vakare cia garlaiviu
Northern Pacific atkeliavo
Belgijos primatas, Jo Emil
nencija kardinolas MERCER.
Atkeliavo jis Gia asmeniSkai
pad6koti Amerikai uz suteik-
ta ir teikiama pagelba del ka-
res nukent6jusiai Belgiiai.
Kardinola atokiai uzlajoJe
pasitiko komitetas su vietos
arkivyskupu Hayes priesaky-
.ie.. Buvo komitetas ir is Balti-
mor6s. Pastarasis atstovayo
kardinola Gibbonsa.
Kardinolas MERCER nakvoJo
vietos arkivyskupo rezidenci-
joj. Siandie apie pietus iske-
liauja j Baltimore, Nd, pas
kardinola Gibbonsa, kur isbu-
sias kokia savaite.
Kardinolas MERCER savo pir-
ma vieSa kalba pasakys rug
sajo 16 d. mieste Baltimore.
New Yorkas oficijaliai prl-
inns ir pasveikins belgu kar-
dinola rugs6io II d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
RUMUNIJA TURF PASIRA
sYTI BE JOKIOS PA
SARGOS.

Paryzius, rugs. 9.-Vyriau-
Sioji taikos konferencijos tary-
ha vakar praneS6 Rumunijai,
jog il po AuStrijos sutartimi
turi paSiraSyti be jokios pa
Sargo>, arba visai nepasiraSyti.
Rumunijos atstovai dar ne
nuSprende, kaip jie turi elgties
Sitam atsitikime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
GELEzINKEL1E6IV AT
STOW sUVAzIAVI-
MAS.
Suvaziavime bus pakeltas
streiko klausimas.

Detroit, Mich, rugs. 10.
Cia prasid6jo Suv. ValstijQ
ir Kanados gelezinkeliQ darbi-
ninku unijQ - United Brother
hood of Maintenance of Way
Employees ir Railway Shop
Laborers atstovu suvaziavi-
mas. Dalyvauja apie 1000 at
stow.
Suvaziavime bus iSriStas strei-
ko klausimas, jei abiejQ Sally
gelezinkeliQ administrators
neiSpildo darbininkp reikala-
vimQ - padidinimo uzmokes-
ties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
KOLGAKAS PRADES|AS
OFENSYvA Prizes
BOL$EV|KUS.

Londonas, rugs. 9.-IS Om-
sko apturdta oficijalis prane-
SimaS, jog admirolas Kolcakas
su savo armija tomis dieno-
mis- pradGsiQs ofensyvq prizes
bolSevillus Siberijoje.
BolSevikai * Maskvos pra-
mesa, &ad KolGakas tomis die
nomis praises pagelbos Japo-
MICS. Sitai III tai pazad6jes
ruSiSkq dali salos Sachalino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
GEN. PERSHINGAS MAMIE
Iskilmybes New Yorke.

New York, rugs. 9.-Vakar
ciia is Europos parkeliavo gen.
Pershingas, amerikoniSkos ar
mijos vadas Prancuzijoje.
Didziai iSkiImingai jis Gia
buvo paSveikintas If priimtaS,
kaip kad Sales didvyris.
Amerikonai gerbia ir moka
pagerbti pasizymdjusius savo
vyruS. Tad augStai pagerbtas
If gen. Pershing.
ISkilmyb6s tests kelias die
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
PETROGRADE SIAUCIA
CHOLERA.

Stockholmas, rugs. 9.-Gau-
ia ziniQ, kad Petrograde siau-
tia cholera. Tarpe 10000
zmoniQ kaSdien mirSta. Tuo
tarpu del stokoS medikaliQ
daiktu ten uzdaryta daug IL
gOniniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
KRUVINA KOVA STREIKI-
NINKV sU PoLIcIJA,

HAMMOND, IND, rugs. 10.
Vakar isryto cia buvo pa
kilusios kruvinos riauses.
Standard Steel Car Co. l.
600 streikininku susireme su
policija.
5 streikininkai nuzudyta ir
keliolika suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
STREIKUOJA 10000
ANGLEKASIU.

Scranton, Pa, rugs. 9.-De-
laware & Hudson Coal CO. La
ckawama if Wyoming lllo-
niuose uzdar6 80 angleKaSyklQ
SuStreikavus 10000 darbinin-
ku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
SIMS IR BENSON PAAUG-
sTINTU.

Washington, rugs. 10.
Kongresas didziuma balsQ ad-
mirolais ligi gyvos galvos pa
augstino vice-admirolu Sims
ir Benson, kuriedu dalyvavo
kar6je prizes Vokietija. Suma-
nymas paduotas senatrH.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
.BOSTON0 POLICyA lSEI.
Ma STREIKAN,

Boston. Mass. rugs. 9.-Nic-
toS poIicija, kmi ne>enai iSteI-
g1 nuo~avQ miiQ il iStojo A.
merikoS Darho Federacijon.
pakelia streikQ. Streika> turi>
prasid6ti $iandie vakare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
NepakenGiamas militarinis va
dymas.

Ne tik neaiSki Anglijos w
riausyb6s politika, bet il mill
tarinis Airijos valdymas sman
gia gyventojus. Vietomis tas
yra baisiai nepakenciama. Ci-
viIiai istatymai nepildomi.
Daugel vietose policmonai
Saudomi. Valdzia daznai vie
nur-kitur uzklumpa namus II
ieSko ginklQ, isdavikiSkQ raS-
tQ. Policija suimdineja inta-
riamus sinnfeinerius uz la
vinimasi militarizme.
Il, taip nuolat, kasdien. Emo
niu nervai intempti kaipir
prizes kokius nepaprastus lai-
kus, nuo kuriQ priguli tolimes-
mis- tautos likimas.
Atrial priesingi savyvaldai.
Jei Anglijos vyriausyb6 is
tikrQjQ mano duoti Airijai sa-
vyvalda, tai tos paeios vyriau-
sybes atstovai pirm to lures
tarties su airiQ tautos veik6-
jais.
Kick zinoma, siandie nei
vienas airis veikejas .nenorl
nei klausyti apie savyvalda il
tue tikslu neis ! jokias tary-
bas.
Atrial ne savyvaldos rel
kalauja, bet pilnos nepriklau-
somybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
TALKININKAI NENOREJE =
KARES, SAKO
CZERNIN.
Kaizeri-gi valde jo generolai.

Berlynas, rugs. 10. -kalze-
ris buvo nelaisvis savo gene
rcIu. Jis kar&S sqlygQ reika-
lavimuose buvO nepastovuS II
svyruojantis zmogus. Nokie-
GiQ sosto ipddinis tik 1917 me-
tais palinlles prie pac'fizmo.
Buves caras Nil1alojus prizes
pat pakiIimq revoliucijo> Ru-
Siioie buvo nuSikrates taikoS
jausmQ.
Tai kelios iStraukos IS nau-
lai spauzdinamcs knygo& var
du "PaSaulio Kar6", kurloS
autorius yra grafas Otto Carl
Won Czernin, buves kituOmet
.iustrijos uzsieniQ reikalQ MI
nisteris.
Is Viennos praneSama, kad
ia lInyga veikiai apleisianti
spaudq. Turinti y perskiri-
mu, ] kuriuos sutraukta kares
! !laikotarpiai.
Talkininkai nenoreje kares.
Aptardamas priezastis, ku-
rios dave pradziq karei, gra-
fas Czernin savo llnygoje pa
zymi, jog Anglia il Prancu-
zija 1914 metals nenor6jusioS
karlS. Jis charakterizuoJa mi
l'usi Won Tschirschlly, vokie-
Giu ambasadoriQ Viennoje, kal
DO vokiSka Izvolski". Tasai
ambasadOrius prad6pme kareS
SuloS6 Iabai svarbia role.
Ercgercogas Ferdinandas,
del kurio nuzudymo Serajeve
buvo pradeta kar6, buves ia
natiSkas antipatas- prize visko,
kas tik buvo ungariska. Bet
tas pat Ferdinandas buves
draugiSkas serbams.
Czernin pazymi, kad Vokie-
tia su Russia Ferdinando
nuzudymu pasinaudoJuslos:
k9d save apginti nuo grumo-
jusios revoliucijos. ReiSkia,
jei nebutu buvus pakelta ka-
re, tai kaip Vokietijoj, taip
Rusijoj butQ pakilusios re-
voliucijos.
Kas buvo rumunu karaliene?
Kuomet Rumunija istojo ka-
ren, tuomet toj Salyj Austri-
jos-Ungarijos pasiuntiniu bu-
vo grafas Czernin. Jis tad tu-
rejo progos patirti Rumunl-
jos politika.
Tad dabar raso, jog kar6s
politika Rumunijoje valde pa
ii karaliene Maria, ir kad
premjeras Bratjano nebuvo
nekuomet stiprus neutralinln-
kas.
Interesinga knygos dalis tai
ia, kur grafas apraso, kaip jam
1917 metals nepavyke pra-
! vesti taikos. Sake, tas nebuvo
galima padaryti del vokieciq
kanclierio Michaeliso ir vokie-
cciu generaIio Stabo. VokieGiai
tuomet talkininkams state ne
paprastus reikalavimus. Jie
norejo gauti militarine kon-
trole Belgijoje ir kai-kurias
koncesijas Flandrijos pakras-
ciais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
DAUG KARIUOMENES SU-
TRAUKTA AIRDON.
BRANGIAI ATSIEINA KA-
REIVIU PALAIKY-
MAS.
Nezinia kas bus pradeta su
Airija.

Dublinas, rugs. 9. - Sian
die Airijoj tick daug anglQ
kariuomen6s, kick nekuomet
dar n6ra buve pirmiau.
Kareiviai ! Gia gabenami
kiekvienu garlaiviu. Apskai-
toma, kad Anglijos vyriausy-
be savo kareiviQ palaikymui
Airijoje kas m6nuo isleidzia
arti 5 milijonus dolieriQ.
Nuolatinis kareiviQ siunti-
mas reiSkia ne kitka, kaip an
gIQ vyriausyb6s nujautlma,
kad Airiioje gall pakilti nau-
ia revoliucija.
Tas kitaip aiSkinama.
Kit tvirtina, jog anglQ ka-
riuomen6s siuntimas cia yra
suristas su rengiama Airijai
paskelbti savyvalda.
Ta savyvalda jau seniau y
ra pazad6jes premjeras Lloyd
George. Po to pazadejimo dar
smarkiau pakilo Ulsterio pro-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10

Is visako pasirodo, jog uz
kare yra kalta Vokietija su
Russia. Gi Austrijos- -Ungari-
jos buvusioji vyriausybe tik
tick, kad klausiusi Vokieti-
jos kurstymQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10

vinciios proteStantai. Jie pa
grumojo sukilimais, jei Ang-
LIZA duotu savyvaldq Airijai.
We gal tad tos savyvaldos
reikalais Siandie ir sutraukia-
ma Gia skaitlinga kariuomen6.
Gal sutraukiama ne prizes pa
ciq Airija, bet prizes Ulsterio
protestantus.
Visgi tikras tikslas nesu-
prantamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
Vienas kareivis uzmuSta.

GyventojQ tarpe pakilo pa
siauba. Mes kuIipkOs duzg6
viSais Sonais.
Pasekmtje kareiviai buvo
iveikti. Nuo iQ atimta ginklai
ir leista jiemS b6gti tieSiog !
sav0 kazarmeS.
VienaS kareiviS uzmuSta if
tryS kit suzeiSta.
Pakelta trukSmas.
Po to, kaip bematai, tuks-
tanGiai angIu 'kareiviu apIei-
do kazarmeS il praplito ne tik
po miesteli, bet il po apylin-
kes.
Bet Sinn-feineriai jau buvo
nuvaziave su paimtais glnk-
IaiS. Nerasta niekur nei ped
sakiQ.
Policiia kuone viSam APPS
krityj tq pacia dienq prad6jo
sulaikyti visus pravaziuojan7
Gius automobilius. Bet nieko
intariamo nesusekta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
Abrams sunkenybe.

Kariuomen6s skaitliaus dau-
ginamas - tai patterns al
riams Wis didesn6 sunkenyb6.
Mes didziumoje anglQ karel-
vial turf but palaikomi leso-
mis- paGiQ zmoniu tu vietp, kur
kareiviai apsistoje. Reiskia
patterns Airijos gyventojams
didinamas vargas.
Tuo tarpu is Londono nera
iokiu ziniu, ka Anglia mano
veikti Airijos reikale il kaip
veikiai il paskelbsianti viesai
galutinus savo plenus. Viso-
kin spejimu il aiSkinimQ ne
supaisysi.
Gi pacioj Airijoj kaip ver-
dantis vanduo Katie Wis smar-
klaus kunkuliuoja. zmones is
troSke laisves. Nezino, kaip
jie suIauks rytojaus, kuomet
sinn-feineriai gaminasi neat
laidzion kovon uz Sales nepri-
klausomybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
SINN-FEINERIAI ISGINK-
LAVO ANGLU KA-
REIVIUS.
Anglu kareiviai vos paspru-
do.

Cork, Airija, rugs. 9. -
Siaurrytiniam Cork apskriGio
kraSte praeitq sekmadieni bu-
rvs anglQ kareiviQ apleido Sa-
vo kazarmeS IT. numarSavo !
paSalini mieSteli Fermoy su
tikSlu dalyvauti pamaldoSe If
parodavime.
Buryi buvo apie 80 kareiviQ.
Jie Su savimi turiio SautuvuS
il amlmicijos. Mes anglQ karei-
viamS Gia visur pavOj inga pa
Sirodyti be ginklQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-10
Uzpuole sinn-f -feineriai.

KareiviamS einant viena
gatve, Staiga is paSalin@S gat-
yes prizes kareiviuS iSvaziavo
tryS automobiIiai, pilni glnk-
luotQ civiliQ zmoniQ.
AtvaziavuSieji SuStabdd ka-
reivius ir pareiIlalavo atiduo-
ii ginklu>. KareiviQ vadaS
paSiprieSino il liepd karei-
viams Saudyti.
Prasiddjo gatv6je kruvinas
susir9mimas. Sinn-feineriai
buvo geriau iSlavinti Saudy-
me, tad jie il kareivius ivei-
k6.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-12-19
REPUBLICANS HOPE
LESSLY DIVIDED

jefferson City, Mo-, Dec. 15.-Nev-
er in the history of the Republican
party in Missouri has it been so hope
lessly divided into as many greedy,
grasping, selfish and turbulent fac
lions as is its plight at the present
moment. Each nook and corner of the
State seems to be controlled by DIS
tinct partisan wing obstreperously
bent on debating the salient State pol
icies and doctrines of the 1920 cam
paign and each fully determined to
force the nomination of men who stand
for their issues for the major places
on the State ticket at the general pri-
mary of next August. Each warning
faction is DANGEROUSLY demanding
that their candidate for Governor be
accepted by the other elements and
that no other individual but the one
they espouse be nominated for United
States Senator.
The struggle for supremacy be-
tween the hostile fractional bosses has
reached such a stage, that it is rule
or ruin with some of them and as on
ly one bunch can win, a Waterloo il
decisive as the one which nipped the
monopolistic imperial ASPIRATIONS O.
Napoleon at the crucial moment, Il
ahead for all Republican nominees a
the election of next November. TIT
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-12-19

or Baker of jefferson City; McJimsey
has very little following there, or in
any of the other Republican strong
holds in which Hyde is strong. On
the other hand, Hyde boosters are in
Vulnerable in St. Louis, the McJimsey
stronghold, and are growing more
numerous there daily, despite the con-
tention Of the stand-pat opposition
that no consideration is due him since
he helped to hopelessly divide and
there-through defeat the party, State
and nationally, in 1912. Hyde boosters
are insistent in their contention that
no preferential spring convention is
wanted and that it must entirely be
left to G. o. p. electors at the next pri-
mary who the naminees on the next
State ticket are to be.
The overwhelming rural dry ele-
ment, composed of sixty per cent OF
the party in Missouri, declared some
time ago that no "wet" candidate for
Governor would do, and again, they
would not support at the general cleo
ton any candidate through the activ
tiles of Republican brewers, distillcr:
and others of that "gop" faction. The
gubernatorial nominees must eithel
be O'Fallon of Holt county or Bake,
of Jefferson City, or someone els
known to openly espouse prohibition