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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-09-18
DESTROYS SLEEP
Many Mineral Point People Testify
To This.

To This.
You can't sleep at night
With aches and pains of bad back.
When you have to get up from uri :
nary troubles.
If the kidneys are at fault
Set them working right with Doan s
Kidney Pills.
Here is Mineral Point proof of their
merit.
William Hammill, High St., Mineral
Point, says: Il had weak kidneys.
The kidney secretions passed too fire.
quently anh bothered me, especially at
night and they were highly colored and
scanty. l used Doan's Kidney Pills as
directed and my health improved. The
trouble with my kidneys was corrected
too. Doan's Kidney Pills are certainly
a fine kidney medicine"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for a kidney remedy get.
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.
Hammill had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-09-18
Not Goinu to Withdraw It.

A man who had very ha,. i'm
pediment in his speech once co. into
an argument with an acquaintance ~
whom he had taken great dis
like. The dispute became hotter and
hotter until the unfortunate :'t:lm
merer completely lost his temper.
you're a f-f-f-f-fnol ~ he shouted flu
riously. "Sir," repIi' q the acqu"lnt
ance coldly, 'you must retr:ict that ut
once" "Never!' retorted the STAN
merer. I'm only too glad to g-s-g-Set
it out :"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-09-18
.9uIlSuILdS 10 aouooS

'9mnSu!Lds 10 aou9os9IoqIB
eul SuIHoCue S! ugdgr VI ipoqHL9AH
'ugdpr 10 IoI7dma lsIy qua 10 GIgsIeA
-!uuB oql 6 I!Idv no 9ouoos9LoU IInJ
-Bs ou!qsoA oql :moolq ing VI DION
NIgd ou9HQ u! se7Il eInHes ug5!q
sQL 'Oe qocN 'HgpunS no uo!snJ
Dad 4goIS II! lno aI9M suOSsOIq oqL
'suluom Hllea eql 10 IeqleeM m1BM
Huglondeoxo oql o. 5u!Mo 'IBnsn
ugul Igai s!ql I9ULg9 poLInooo uBd
ar u! seo1l GIIeUo oQl 10 Su!mooIa
.smossola kIJo4o 10 xIoIo Ini
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-09-18
ONTARIO MINE STRIKE ENDS
Union Votes to Accept Terms Of Set
Element Offered by Managers
$4,000 Back to Work.

Cobalt, Ont, Sept. "a strike In
yolving $4,000 miners which lasted six
weeks was brought to close when
the miners union voted to accept the
terms Of settlement offered by the mine
managers. The men have resumed
work.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-09-18
Move to Boost Pastors PAY.

Newcastle, England, Sept. 4.-Wes-,
leyan ministers in England receive
from $500 to $3.50 year. Now q move
ment is started to increase their pay,
20 per cent. 4
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-09-18
THE CITY COUNCIL

Mineral Point, Wis, Sept. 2, 1919.
A regular meeting of the common
council was held on above date in the
council chamber.
Meeting called to order by Acting
Mayor S. E. Shepard.
Members present: Aldermen Horn,
Gilman, H. R. Brown, Sims, Quirk.
Absent: Aldermen G. |. Brown and
Groth.
Minutes of last regular, adjourned
regular and special meetings were read
and approved.
The following bills were audited by
finance committee were on motion al
lowed and ordered paid:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
.SUSUUNGE PABALTIJ0S
TAUTOS Prizes BOL-
SEVIKUS,

RYGA, rugs. 17.-Pabaltijos
tautQ-lietuviu, latviu ir estQ
atstovai konferuoja mieste Re-
velyj. Politikos zvilgsniu jos
visos susiEunge prizes rusu bol-
SeVikus.
Pecoroj, sale Pskovo, boise
viku atstovai induos taikos So
lygas estu atstovams. Tos So
lygos palies ne tik venus es-
tus, bet lietuvius ir latvius. vi
SOS Sitos tautos bendrai spres
apie induotas bolSeviku sally
gas ir ju verte,
Tad siandie Pabaltijos tau
tos stow viena uz visas ir visos
uz viena. Bolsevikai negaus
taikos su bile viena katra at
skiria tauta. Jei taika turi
ivykti, ivyks bendrai su visc-
mis- tautomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
Gryzone stovyklon.

Prad6ius temti, gryzome at
Gal batalijono stovyklon. Te-
mai bataIijono komendantaS
pakvieti name suvalgyti vaka-
riene, SuSidedanGiQ is juOdOS
duonoS Su SvieStu, kavoS il
kopuStQ, j kwiuos imaiSyti
Imazi SmoGiukai miSoS.
Sena, apgriuvus valStieGio
pirkia-tai buvo batalijonC
StovykIa. Batalijono komen-
danto StabO vienaS is Oficic-
nV-tai paprastas valstietiS,
tos paGios pirkios "avininkas.
| pirkiq SuveSti teIefonai IS
karlS frontQ. Vienoj kertGj ant
pakIodalo raiGioja>i IT. juokia-
81 tryS to vaIStieGio vaikai. Jie
SuguIdyti uzmigti. Bet kur ria
jie uzmigs pamate in9juslus,
vidun svetimuS zmones.
VienQ-vienatinG SvieSa pir-
kioie-tai stambuS zvak6S ga
las, instatytaS butelio kaklan.
PaSikaIb6jimas nuOlat per-
traukiamas. Mes kas minuta
GirSkia telefonaS. IS kartS
fronto praneSama, jog "viSkaS
ramu."
Prize gallo stalo, kur mes val
GENE, atsis6do to Stabo oficie-
TO moteris ir dm6 skaityti ko-
kiq tai knygq zvakds SvieSos
prieblandoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
ESQ zmOniQ zuvo
Audroje
10000 zmoniQ neteko
pastoges ir mantOs

Ivai< pa$iIciS per iSnaikintuS
pIotu> >u tik>lu SITaSti uraga-
no auka>, atkirStaS nuo paSau-
lilo, il pri>tatyti JOINS reikalin-
go maiSto.
Sale SintonO vakar * van
drnS iStraukta % moterV il
vaibV Iavonai ir tuojauS paIai-
dota, noS lavonQ puvimaS ne
lcido ilgiau Iaukti.
Eictomi< daugeIi> ZmOniu
i;>igeIbtjo nuo uraganO gauda-
mi prieglaudq dide>niuo>e lai-
vuo>c, kmiuoS audra pritrrn-
ki prize pakraSclV.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
RUSIJOJE NERA S. V.
KARIUOMENES.
Truksta ziniu apie talkininkp
pasitraukima is Rusijos.

Washington, rugs. 17.-Va-
kar is Paryziaus parGjo ziniQ
kad talkininkai nusprende at
Saukti Savo kariuomenes is
Rusijos ir rusus palikti vienus
rupintieS savo Sales reikalais
Apie tq Gia dar negauta off,
cijaliQ informacijQ.
TeGiaus vakar cia Stabo viz
Sininkas gen. March praneS6,
jog tas nusprendimas nepalieS
S. ValstijQ kariuomen6s Sib"-
i'ijoje.
Gi Rusijoie S. V. kariuome-
n6s n6ra.
Gen. March senate uzsieni1l
reikalQ komitetui pranese, jog
iis visgi nieko nezinqs apie tai
kininkQ nusprendima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
Pavojingas stovis.

Po visQ tQ pasiulymQ lyga
atsiliepime toliaus sake:
"Suv. Valstijos susidure su
pavojinguoju stoviu, kuris, jei
industriial6s salygos veikiai
nepageres, kaip bematai pra-
platins varga tarpe Suv. Val
stiju gyventoju If nuo kar6s
nukentdjusiQ Europos saliu.
Stovis Siandie cia taip intemp-
tas, kad jis grumoja musQ lais-
vos demokratin6s valdzios for
mos pamatams."
Toliaus sakoma, jog siandie
visako produkcija labai reika-
Iinga. Padidinta gi produkciJa
yra vienatinG metoda isristi
pragyvenimo pabranglmo
klausima.
Pagaliaus pazymima. kad
Siandie daugelis streikQ pake-
llama be jokio reikalo.
Pabaigoje atsiliepime pata-
riama, idant Am. Darbo Fede-
racijos pildomasis komitetas
tuojaus atSaulltq arba suspen-
duotp visus Siandie pakeltus
streikus visose .Suv. Valstijose
ir ateityje leistQ streikuoti tik
isimtinuose atsitikimuose.
Toksai stovis turetQ testies
taip ilgai, kick laiko reikalin-
ga prezidentui Wilsonui papi-
ginti pragyvenima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
LATVIAI PASITIKI SAVO
PUSBASIAIS KAREIVIAIS.
Vaikai kvatoja, kuomet tevas
kariauja.

Ryga, rugs. 17.-Mes paste
ktme latviQ kards linijQ, pasa-
koia korespondentas, per6je
ptSti apie dvi myli is latviQ
bataliiono Stovyklos. zygiavo-
me tiesiog per laukus. Susto-
iome ties latviu apkaSais vie
noie augStesnGje vietoie, is kur
kaip ant delno mat6si bolSevi-
ky apkaSai Su jQ observacija IS
vieno vijinio maluno, StoVinciO
uz kokio puSmylio.
BuvO pO ZOO vakare. DienOs
SaudymaSis buvO jau pertrauk-
taS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
Kas Belgijai reikalinga.

Pabaigoje kardinolas pazy-
m6jo apie Belgiios reikalingu-
mus:
"Mes butinai turime, mes
turisime pakilti ir vaikScioti.
Belgijos ambicija bus stipres-
ne ir labjaus naSesn6, kaip ki-
tuomet. Mes pasiremiame ant
pasaulio pazad6jimu pagelbetl
Belgijai jos atsigaivinimc.
Tam tikslui reikalingos nepa-
prastos j6gos.
"Didel6 daugyb6 namQ, mo-
kyklQ, nasTaiGiu prieglaudq'
apie 500 baznyciQ BelgiJoJe
laukia atstatydinimo. Louvai-
no universitetas reikalingas
knygyno, laboratorijQ, moks-
10 instrumentQ; reikalingas
fondo uztikrinti ekonominl
gyvenima. Tas universitetas
Saukiasi pakilti is pelenQ, kad
but dar Iabjaus stipresniu If
didesniu'.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
VOKIEGIA| TURF PASI.
TRAUKTI IS Pa
BALT|JOS.

Paryzius, rugs. II. - Talk.
ninl1p taryba nusprende pasiQ-
sti nota Vokietijai ir pareika-
lauti, kad Vokietija kuovel-
klaus atSauktQ savo kariuome-
ne is Pabaltijos.
TaIkininkai notoje .pazymes,
kad vokieGiu valdzia neturl
reikalo teisinties, buk gen. Won
der Goltz neklausas jos lsaky-
mQ.
Sakoma, busias galutinas
talkininkq pareikalavimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
DARBUOJAMASI SUSTAB-
DYTI VISUS STREIKUS.
Mes streikai grumoja saliai
pavojumi.

New York, rugs. 17.-Pasiu-
lymai, kad Suv. ValstijQ prezi-
dentas butu iraSytas ] Ameri-
kos Darbo Federacijos narius,
ir kad dabar visi besitesiantie-
il darbininkV streikai visoj Sa-
Iyi tuojauS butu atsaukti del
dabartinio pavojingo laiEo,
kurS "grumoja musQ laisvos
demokratin6S vyriausyb6s pa
matams," sutraukti atsiliepi-
man if pasiQsti Americas Oar
DO Federacijos prezidentui
Gompersui ir pildomajam ko-
mitetui. Tuos pasiulymus pa
gamino ir pasiunt6 League of
A. f. Of L. Members for Part
nership and Industrial Demo-
cracy. TaSai faktaS Gia vakar
paSkelbtas vieSai.
Pamindtq lygq nesenai suor-
paniZavO Pierce ir EpStein,
kuriedu buvo nariu specijalio
komiteto, kuri buvo paskyres
valstijos Darbo Federacijos
prezidentas James Holland IS
itirti infustrijali stow. Tasai
kOmitetas Darbo dienoje buvo
paskelbeS Savo raporta. Jis re-
komendavo per sekancius $eSis
mtnesius paliauti su visokiais
streikaiS.
Teciaus ta raporta preziden-
tas Holland tuojaus atmet6, gi
Pierce ir Epsteina praSalino il
to Specijalio komiteto.
Septyni pasiulymai.
'Pastarqiam atsiIiepime yra
Septyni svarbiausieji pas!uly-
mai.
Pirmuoju if antruoju pasiu-
lymu reIIomenduojama visus
Amerikos DarbO Federacijos
virSaicius, pradGjus visais pill
domojo komiteto nariais IL bal
gus lokaliu unijQ virsaiciais.
rinkti slaptu unijQ nariq bal
savimu. LigSiol gi pildomojo
komiteto nariai visuomet buvo
renkami delegatQ suvaziavi-
muose (konvencijose).
TreGiuoju pasiulymu reko-
menduojama streiko metu ne
mok6ti jokiQ algQ virsaiciams
tu unijQ, kurios streikuoja.
Ketvirtajam pasiulyme sa-
koma, jog Amer. Darbo Fede-
racijos prezidentas tur6tu tu-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
Sunaikinti miestai.

PrancSama, jog try< mi@>tc-
| Iiai-Port Aran>aS. Aran>aS
Pass ir Rock Port, vi>iSkai ST.
.nailinti. Nuo>toIiai >iekia mi
Iiionu>. PIatc>niQ ZiniV apic
tai truksta.
Mustang Island, kaip pranc-
Suma. uzIieta< vandrniu. Daug
nanny nuplauta. Xiii apg2iau,
tn. Sita> mic>teliS skate 600
@yventojQ.
KoI-ka> nickaS MCCALL paS2-
kyti, kick ten zmoniQ nuk"n-
tGjo.
N'i~aiS pakraSGiai> prazuvo
ir >u iguIomiS daugclis IaivQ
ir vaIciQ.
Pasiusta armijos traukiniai.
Gauta ziniQ. jog ! nukentt-
.iu<ia< apyIinkeS IS Laredo II
San Antonio paSiQ>ta armijo>
traukiniai >u RaudonojO kry-
ziau> pagelba.
.Atvpzama< mai>taS, vaistal
ir kitokie nukentijuSiemS rel
kaIingi daiktai.
RaudonaSi> Kryzius, kalp
pranc$ama * Washingtono,
tam tik>Iui paSkyr6 dldeIes
SumaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
IS AIR|JOS.

Londonas, rugs. 17.-"A Airi-
ia nepasiduos savo prispaud6-
jams. Airija nori gauti ne sa-
vyvaldq, bet neprilSlausomybe,
Mes pripazinome prezidcnto
Wilsono apsisprendimo princi-
pa IL reikalaujame tu"6ti reS-
publika."
Taip sake airiQ parlamentt
pirmininkas GriffithS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
GAL PRISIEIS ISLEISTI
NAUJUS BONUS.
Washington, rugs. Is.

Washington, rugs. IS. -
Kongreso finansinio komiteto
pirmininkas Good praneSe, kad
Siais fiskaliniais metals S,
Valstijos turesiancios daugiau
triju milijardQ deficito. Sake,
gal vyriausybei prisieisia is
leisti naujus bonus ilgam ter
minui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
zmonese nuostoliai.

SuIi@ ap>kaitymQ &tai kick
turtio zuti zmoniQ mioStuo>C:
Corpus Christi -.
Sinton Il.
Portland 60.
Port Arkansas 6.
Rockport >.
Havana, Cuba 80.
Eakar Gia atvaziavo prrna-
sis trauEinis Su gydytoja!S,
nurSimiS. vaiStaiS ir mai<tu
badauiantiemS.
Siandie Iakumai >u lakStytu-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
ITALIJoJE IsTEIGTA
CENZURA.

Rymas, rugs. IS. - ItaIiios
vyriausyb6 uzdraud6 laikras-
CLANS skelbti visokias zinias,
kurios paliecia atsitikimus,
suriStus su Fiume. Tam tiks-
lui isteigta cenzura.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
BELGAMS GARBINGAS A
MERIKOS VARDAS.
Prisieis atstatydinti 800 su-
naikintu baznyciQ.

Baltimore. Md, rugs. Il. -
Lyric teatre yakar vakare !
vyko miIziniSkaS SuSTlnEl-
mas. Kalbtjo BelgijoS prlma-
taS. kardinoIaS Mercier. Tai
pirmo.ii jo buvo Sioj >alyj for
male vie=a kalba AmerikoS
zmOneS.
KardinolaS dlkojo ne pa
vieniamS, bet viSai Amerikai.
uz &eIpimQ beIgu tautoS ka-
res metu. i$m6ginimQ laikaiS.
Praise II toIc>niai nepaliauti 81
$elpimu.
Kokiais tikslais atkeliaVo.
KardinOIaS Gia atkeliavo,
kaip jis sak6si, iSreikSti Anne
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18

Londonas, rugs. 17.-BelgQ
karalius su karaliene Ameri-
kon iSkeliaus rugseio % d. gar
laiviu George Washington.
Garlaivis kares laivQ bus ly-
dimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
Paskaite laiska.

Kardinolas toliaus praneSt,
jog jiS turf laiSkQ nuo belgiQ
motinQ, kurios praise jQ var
du pad6koti Amerikai.
Vienq laiSka paskait6:
"Ak, buk maloningas'', raSo
viena motina kardinolui, "pa-
sakyk jiems (amerikonams)
ten anapus toll gyvenantiems,
pasakyk musQ brangiems Is
gelbetojams, kaip daug mes
JUGS mylime, kaip karStai mes
uz JUGS ir kielI y
IA NUNS Sventas zodis came
rikonas".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18


Dublinas, rugs. 17.-Kuomet
Anglia pasiraSG po armistici-
jos Sutartimi, j pripazino Will
Sono principus if mazQiQ tau
tQ apsiSprendimq. Bet Anglia
ncSutiko, kad tie principal tu-
rttQ paIieSti Britanijos impe=
RIA.
Taip paaiSkina Angliios sto-
Vi generals Anglijos sellrcto-
riuS Airiioje Ian Mcpherson.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
Latviu kareiviai pusbasi.

Aplink apkaSus ir paGiuoSc
apkaSuoSe Suradome gal tiE
apie tukstanti latviQ kareiviQ
/ Kareiviai daug liuo SkiriaSi
nuo didziuliu vieSpatiiQ uni
rormuotQ if piInai viSakuom
i$rengtQ kareiviQ. Nelengva
latviu$ pazinti, kad jie yra
karpiviai.
Kuone 80 nuoSimtiS jQ yra
viSai baSi. VaikStioja po SaltQ
zcme kaip niekur nieko. kai-
kuri daliS turf uniformaS. HI
Il kareiviai tri tik rniformuO-
taS kepures arba mumdleraS.
Bet didziumos drabuZIai-tal
tik vieni Skarmalai. ...
KarciviQ discipline CANA pa
vyzdinga, kuogcriauSia.
ziema-didziausias vargas.
Latviu armijoS vyriauSiaS
StabaS yra Rygoje. Stabas be-
gallo Su$irupines armijOs Sto-
viu. .ArtinaSi SaIciai, ateiua
.Zipma. Gil kareiviam> tinkamQ
drabuziQ kaipir ndra. Ntra mel
avaliniu. IiemoS mctu karei-
viai negalGS but baSi.
Tuo tikSlu Latvijos vyriau-
Svbi mieStuOSe ir sodzluoSe
nuo zmOniV rekvizuoja ivairlus
drabuzius, avalines If kitokiuS
daiktuS. KaS * zmoniQ turi
dvi poraS avaliniQ, isakyta
vienq porq tuojauS atiduotl
armijos reikalams.
Toksai tai stovis tn zmOniQ,
katrie sulaiko nuo briovimosl
pirmyn civilizaci%% prieSinin-
kuS bolSevikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18

"Priimkite, meldziamieji, Si-
tq rezoliucijq, kaipo augS-
GGiauSia muSQ jausmQ If pagar-
boS paddkq uz juSQ marsha ka-
riuomene, w Heberto Hoove-
rio paSelpinds komisijos veiki-
ma Belgijoje, Mes ia komiSija
iSgeIb6io nuo mirties daugell
gyvaSGiQ, daugeli musQ belgQ
SeimNnu''.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
.Sustabdyti Visus Streikus :
Naujas Sumanymas

Ir6ti teise suspenduoti bile ko-
ki darbininku streikq, jei tasai
streikas pasirodytu kenkias
Saliai, ar vyriausybei If Suv.
Valstiju gyventojams, kadir
miestui, ar valstijai.
Penktajam pasiulyme sako-
ma, kad ] Amer. D. Federaci-
jos narius tur6tQ but irasytas
Sales prezidentas. lsrinktas
Sales prezidentas automatiniai
turdtQ pastoti Federacijos ma
riu il juo butt per visa savo
prezidentavimo termina.
Suv. ValstijQ prezidentas
butq podraug pildomojo Fede-
racijos komiteto narys, bet ne
turatu balsuoti. Bet jis bendrai
SUI kitais pildomojo komiteto
nariais tur6tu teise suspenduo-
I'll kiekvienq streika pasitai-
kius nepaprastiems laikams.
Apie tokiQ nepaprastQ laikQ
gyvavima prezidentas praneS-
tu proklemacija.
Gales prasalinti virsaicius.
seStasis pasiulymas palieeia
generaIius streikus. Cia sako-
ma, kad jei generals darbi-
ninku streikas turf paliesti
daugiau kaip viena industrija,
.tuomet toki streika gall pa
Skelbti ne kitkas, kaip tik pats
Amerikos Darbo FederacIos
piIdomasis komitetas.
Septintuoiu gi pasiulymu re-
komenduojama pildomajam
komitetui duoti autoriteta pri-
reikus praSalinti iSrinktuosius
arba paskirtuosius internacijo-
males ar lokal6s unijos virsai-
ciuS,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18

Dublinas, rugs. II. - Prize
miestyj Black Rock vakar su-
areStuotas S. V. pilietis VIII
liam PedIar ir militariniu all
tomobiliu nuveztas policijos
nuOvadOn.
Niekas nezino, uz kq jis
kaltinamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18
Kardinolas MERCER Dekoja
Amerikai

rikai pagarboS zodi, iSreikSti
dlkingumq il pagaliaus Is
roikSti praSymQ, kad Amcrika
pagcIbon Belgijai jos
SociiaIiam atStatydinime re-
konStrukcijoje).
"Amprika''. sake kardino-
las, neturijO karGie nei teri
torijaliQ, nei finanSiniQ, nei
poIitikiniQ intereSQ. Belgija
buvo apSijuoSuSi Savo tradici-
.iine juo~ta Su tikslu kuoto-
liauSiai Stovtti nuo ivairiQ ne
SutikimQ Europoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-18

Belfast, rugs. 17.-Anglija
paSirenguSi SutruSkinti visok!
airiu Sukilimq. Tam tikslul
UlStery.i koncentruojama ka-
riuomenG.
Pirmiau buvo manoma, jog
kariuomenG koncentruojama
demobilizacijai. Bet pasirod6,
kad gaminamasi prizes Airijq.
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Daug belgu isgelbeta.

"Amerika mate, kad Belgiia
pamu&ta il sunaikinta del
tautoS garb6> nesutepimo. A
merika tad tuojauS StojO pa
Gelbon. II pagelbGjo belgams
ne tuSGiaiS zodziaiS, bet dar-
bais.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-28
Armies To Be Retained
To Enforce Peace Terms

LONDON, Jan. 28.-Antcpating an announcement to be
made Thursday by conference Sir Eric Geddes former First
Lord of the Admiralty; Field Marshal Hag and Mai Gen.
Henry H. Wilson, Chief of the General Staff the British Army
meeting in Paris statement issued by the War Office to-
night says: a-,14
have every theatre Of sufficient forces during the present
that robbed Of victories and the Ger
and their confederates will be made to execute faithfully
and puncuay the conditions only the armce but the
Treaty of Peace when this signed and they will also enable
to discharge duty toward allies and those de-
pendent upon
It must be clearly understood the statement continues
that while Great Britain prepared to do her share Of the
work still be done she will not be asked to do than her
share and that the United States France and Italy will act with
her maintaining the interests and securing the ad
vantages gained together
Further, Great Btain special obligations in maintaining
the Indian Empire and the wide regions which hold in
the Middle East well the part played by the Royal Navy
have been taken into consideration in computing what that
share should be.
The task to be undertaken is therefore the formation and
maintenance of armies of occupation Of moderate SIZE
pared with what have but Of the highest discipline and
efficiency which will discharge duty dsafeguard British
during the ped which must eapse before the ordinary
peace time volunteer army can be created.
he pay of the armies Of occupation must be substantially
advanced while the armies will be continued to be de-
modified quickly as possible"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-28
Find Hidden
Stores of Arms
In Coblenz

COBLENZ, Jan. 2S,-Among the
material abandoned by the Germans
in the region of Coblenz were 35,000,-
900 rounds of small arm ammunition
This was recently discovered by the
Americans buring an exploration of
the underground storehouses and
tunnels where the German munitions
were kept Of the vasS store 5,000,-
600 had been captured from the
French.
The rest were manufactured by the
Germans, who took captured British
shells and loaded them with German
powder and bullets taken from the
French. Most of the cartridges
were boxed and addressed, in readi-
ness for shipment to various units in
Turkey.
Rifles numbering 10000, captured
from the British and found stored in
Coblenz, have been turned over to
their original owners, while 10000
French rifles have been returned to-
the French.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-28
American Crooks Leading
Wave Of Crime In Paris
Struggled Themselves Into Army Then Deserted Captain
Bands Of Burglars, Auto Thieves and Forgers-Our
Detectives Aid Paris Force
: ]. j. + + ! !. ! \ \ !

PARIS, Jan. 28.-With the rapid
return to its normal peace time as
pect, Paris also records an increase
in the number Of crimes Of all de-
scriptions. Not only is the French
police force actively engaged in run
ming down the French criminals, but
the American authorities here have
had to call in the help Of detectives
and police officers from the United
States to deal with the gangs of
criminals composed Of deserters
from the American Army, which are
usually headed by some notorious
American crook who has been able
to smuggle his way into the army,
only to desert upon his arrival in
France.
Bands of auto thieves and plunder-
ers of cafes an dhouses are known to
be operating in and around Paris.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-28
Maniac Kills Three
Before Subdued
Omega, Son of Jesus Christ, y
Runs Amuck. Religious
Fanatic Spreads Terror
In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 28.-With
a loaded revolver in each hand, a man
who gave his name as omega, son Of
Jesus Christ" ran .amuck through the
streets near The center Of the city yes
terday, shooting in every direction
as a big crowd tried TO capture him.
Before he was finally overtaken and
beaten into insensibility by a motor
cycle policeman, he had shot and kill
ed three men and wounded FIVE others,
two of them seriously.
The dead are Thomas Holleran, an
employe of the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit company, and John Knox and
George Gingall, policemen.
According to the police the man is
a religious fanatic and had become
obsessed with the idea that the spirit
of his father was being tortured in
the power house of the transit com
pahy, where he shot his first two vic
Tins. Rushing out of the power house
before other employees realized what
had happened, the crazed man fed
through the streets with crowd Of
civilians and policemen in pursuit.
Two blocks away he came upon
Policeman Dingall, who was standing
in the center of the street directing
traffic. With wild cry he dashed at
the policeman, firing as he ran.
Dingall fell mortahy wounded All
the time the pursuing crowd was grow
ing in numbers and after chase of
about mile Motorcycle Policemen
Knox and Heron overlook him.
Finding that he was trapped the
man wheeled around and thrust re-
volvers against the bodies of both
policemen and pulled the triggers.
The one pointed at Knox went off
and killed him instantly but that di-
rected against Heron missed fire and
the officer shot the maniac in the leg
and beat him into Inconsistencies.
The crowd leaped upon him but he
was finally rescued and taken to
hospital.
A notebook found In the mans
clothing contains list of all the pow
er houses in Philadelphia and in his
room were found quantities of re-
ligious and anarchistic literature
printed in Italian and German. At
his rooming house he was known as
George Lembo but beyond this no in
formation was obtainable. 1t was
said he had been there only short
time.