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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-09

war, fought for Democracy may end
with peace which greatly increases
the power of Autocracy. The war
fought to bring freedom of the seas,
ends with England in complete con-
troll of all the oceans of the earth.
The war fought to bring self-deter-
mination to all the peoples of the
earth, ends in binding more firmly
the shackles of slavery on millions OF
human beings, under the despotie
rule of England and Japan. But this
is not all. Not only are those down
trodden little nations to be kept in
slavery, but liberty loving America
who fought for their freedom, is now
asked to bind herself in this treaty,
to help to keep those unfortunate peo-
pie in perpetual slavery According
to article ten, America is asked to
bind herself to protect the territorial
Integrity Of England and Japan which
are holding in chains nearly half the
population Of the earth.
BY adopting the proposed treaty
with article ten left unchanged, we
would not only choke forever the
hope of freedom which 20 years Of
British cruelty has failed to ex-
tinguish in the Irish breasts, but we
would be pledging the support of our
American manhood and billions of our
American dollars to keep those peo-
pie in slavery. If, for example,
EV1%on 4.s;nA 30
assist Ireland to gain her freedom,
we would have to send an army OF
American boys into Ireland, not for
the purpose of helping them to gain
their freedom, but to help England
to rivet the chains Of slavery ON
them.
This, my friends, is un-Americarl,
against our best interests and against
our highest ideals. If such a league
had been in existence in 1776 when
America was struggling to free her
self from the same tyranical power
of England, France could not have
come to our assistance If such q
league had been in existence during
the Spanish American war, we could
not have gone to the assistance of
Cuba to help her to attain the posi-
ton she now occupies among the
republics of the world If Canada at
some future time should try to gain
her independence from England and
that some friendly nation should try
to aid her, we would be oblig-
cd to send an army into Canada, not
gain their independence, but to help
England keep them in subsection.
My friends, examine that treaty.
and you will fail to find one single
clause in it of which any American
can be proud Does it emancipate
a single people who seek emancipa-
tion, except as an act of vengeance
against the countries with which we
were at war Does it hold out one
ray of hope to nations that are lang
uishing in chains and trying to break
them? Far from it,, ''It creates new
spoilations and makes us a party
to them without whose aid those
spoilations could never become eff
fective.
God forbid America should ever
be guilty of such a perfidious act as
to sign such an infamous document
which consigns to perpetual slavery
countless millions of our fellow
beings who are languishing under
the despotic yoke of England and
Japan, and are looking to us as their
only hope Of deliverance.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-09
BLACK HAWK

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Gassner re-
turned Sunday from Rochester, Mimi.
where they visited George Accola at
the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Virgil Strait have
baby boy since Sunday.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Emery last Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-09
HAVE YOU SCROFuLA?
Now Said to Be as Often Acquired
as Inherited.

1t is generally and chiefly indicated
by eruptions and sores, but in many
eases it enlarges the glands of the
neck, affects the internal organs, es-
peclally the lungs, and if neglected
may develop into consumption. 81.
1t causes many troubles, and Is
aggravated by impure air, unwhole-
same food, bad water, too much heat
or cold, and want OF proper exercise.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the medicine
that has been used with so much
satisfaction by three generations, is
wonderfully successful in the treat
ment of scrofula. Give it a trial.
1t cathartic or laxative is needed,
take Hood s Pills,-there is nothing
better for biliousness or constipation.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-09

oh the nose when blowing the nose,
causing sinus infection.
Friday
Clean school house and grounds.
Saturday
Personal clean up at home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-09
PUBLIC AUCTION

At the George Steuber farm five
miles west of Prairie du Sac, | will
hold an auction on Thursday, Octo-
Der 10 beginning at 10 o'clock Stock,
farm machinery and crops. Hot
lunch at noon. usual terms of sale.
ED. GRASS
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-09
NORTH FREEDOM

Miss May Barkenhagen was home
from Elroy to spend Sunday
The neighbors and friends of Mrs.
Roy Page gave her a surprise party
Saturday evening Picnic supper
was served .s.t.s..;.i n,s.. ..-.a i ...z
Miss Helen Barker of Madison
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-09
NEW YORK MESSENGER LOST

In New York Percy Bristol, ne
70, disappeared with a roll of $40,-
500 belonging to a bank When found
he had 10 cents in his pocket and
says he lost the remainder while In
| saloon.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-09
PRAIRIE DU SAC

Mr.. and Mrs Martin Keller are re-
joicing over the arrival of baby girl,
Marion Lorraine. The family resides at
Wauwatosa.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-10-09

LATE T. L. ATKINS HAD
HOTEL AT LODI YEARS AGO
T. l.. Atkins, who was killed at
Reedsburg q few days ago by being
struck by q train once operated a
hotel at Lodi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
Mad'arsti konuniste
tvrdi, re Cechoslova-
ci byli zarazeni.
Dopoledni bulletin.

Bazilej, 6. kvetna. - Zpra
va dosla z Budapest tvrdi, re
mad'arska ruda garda drzi do
sud cely tok reky Tisy a ze
ceskoslov anska armada Cd Mi
skC &c dosud nepostoupila. De
peSe Uni:
Nase vojsko stoji vychodne
cd Egeru (Erlan). Cesi podni-
kali stale Gtoky mezi Fullelam
"a Sa'go Tarjanem. Vcerejsim
protiutokem zatlacili jsme Ce
choslovaky, kteri prekrocili r.
;Gku Eitelu poblize Zekese. Ma
pravem brehu reky vyklidila
ruda garda police, ale sesku-
puje sc opetne u uvedenych
ImiSL.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
CESKOLOVENSKA ARMADA v
UHRACH.
SOUD S VRAHY LIEBKNECHTA A LUXEMBUR-
COVE

Geneva, S. kvetna. = Cesko-
slovacka a rumunska vlada cd
nifty die zpravy sem doSle "a
byvati sc navrhem Bella Kuna,
uherskeho ministra zahranic-
Mich zalezitosti, ze ucini Jim Il
zemni 1stupky, paklize budou
ma vsech frontach za,staveny
boje. Rununi a Cechoslovaci
pokracuji ma SVEN postupu ma
Budapest.
Widen, S. kvetna = Appel
Bella Kuna k CechoslovakGm
Jihoslov. a Rumundm, ably
zA1echali dalSiho taze'nl proti
Budapest, ze uzna vsechny je
jich podmlnky, jest vykladan
v zdejsich bolsevickych kru-
zich v ten rozum, ze Sc schy-
luje ku kapitulaci Bella Kuno-
va ministerstva. Zprava z Bu-
dapesti hlasi, ze mad'arske ko
munisticke vojsko dobylo zp9t
po Rumunech mesta Szolno-
ku ma fece Tise. OZnalnuje tax
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06

bezdratna depese, jez pravi,
ze Szolnock jest opetne V mo-
ci Mad'a 'arG.
Washington, D. c., 5. kvet-
ma. - v patek Sc oznamova-
10 We financnfch kruzich, re
zastupcove dvou novych s,ath
pripravujf Sc zahajiti vyjedna-
vani americkymi bankeri. a.
by tn zajistili liver pro svoje
zeme. Jsou to Cesloa ovensko
Fi1sko. Dosud vsak nebylo
uiednano mic ureiteho.
Financnici, ktefi venujl ia
kousi pozornosu financictvi to-
hoto druhu, ze pocatecni liver
bude nepochybne po5kytnut
ma prijatelne bankoNni upisy a
ze ma bondovou pdjcku dojde
nepochybne az pozdeJi. Ma Sc
i'vsak "a to, ze jakmle bude z
cesty pljcka Svobody, dojde k
velmi rozsahlym finan61lm
transakcim s t9mito dv6na ze-
memi a to nepochybne Sc schva
lenim nebo kooperaci vlady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
NOVA VALECNA KAMPAN MEXI-
CKEHO REBEL A. WILLY.
OHROZUJE MESTO CHIHUAHUA.

Washington, s. kvetna. = PovSechna situace severnm
Mexko City pohrancich mist Stanimu Department. byla
Meiko City pohrancnich mist Stanimu departemenu byla
prav6 sdeeno americka doovac spoecnost St. Eulaia
byla odsran 5000 zamestnanc dopravi je do
Chihuahua City, jekoz dolly ohrozeny Vllovym vpa
dem. P vze Parrau celia Carranzova posadka pTdaa
vosku Vovu ktery nyn ohrozue Chihuahua City
AmericanGm mes6 bydcm dany byly cesovni pasy
do Ell Pasa elkoz panu obavy re vadni posadka Chhua
hua podobne pfede rebelnm jakmile tito mesto poze
utokem.
Nejbzsim clem Willy bude pax Toreon, ehoz vzeti
bude mit cesu hu uvolnenu. Villa patrne valc die ne
mecke akky tax pozadue cd prGmysnik toreonskeho d
sru 100000 pesos vypalneho Rdel dolu St. Eulalii
vypravuje, Villa zada mem jstou ochranu
pr vkazu dooz re 80 dn pride penze President
mexcke repubiky die vpov6d tehoz ednika nen dnesni
no dine naproso schopen chran amercke zamy proo by
denictvem ostatn odehovat dao, dopraveno
do Chihuahua.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
NEMCI NEJSOU SPOJENCUM
NEBEZPECNI.

Berlin 5. kv6tna. Baron Rantzau pfedseda mirove ne
mecke deegace vysane Versailles prohas vnci novinar
skemu zpravoda nikterak nedoufal tez rozkou po-
vstaeho mezi spojenc a prohlasil
"Nenf pravdou re jsem kdy sledoval poitiku nadej
RUNE difference mez spojenci povsaym Podobne spekulo
by bylo potkou pochybenou z proo ze by jednan
podobne byo neen posete ale necestne bez akychko W.
hidek nejaky uspech"
Depese zasana Vorwaersu pravi re hrabe Rantzau po
zadal spoence oznameni doby kdy mirove podmnky bu
eho delegac predozeny ekoz nekterym clenm nedo
voue eich rad douho ceka Nemectf deegati poda pro
test proti dra6neho opoen koem ejich residence
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
(Bulletin:)

Dnes rano vyhofela V Co.
lunbu9, O. sedmipatrova bu-
dova "Philadelphia". vypina-
iici Sc ma zapadni Broad Ave.
Ohen vznikl O jedne hodine V
pfisklepi a nez hasici mohli
naleZite zakrocit, rozSiril Sc do
vsech vyssich poschodi. V bu-
dove te naleza Sc n6ko.ik stra
woven panuje obava, re dva-
Get az 25 osob Sc zadusilo.
Nektere mrtvoly byly jiz obje
veny n6kolik tuctd popa!e-
nych odvezeno do nemocnic.
Dne,, rano O c',vrte hodine po-
zar nebyl dosud uveden pod
kontrolu a ptameny draly Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
Smrt Gesk0sl0venskeho n1inistra valky.
EXKAISR VlLEM TOUzi PO NEMECKU.
MEZI POPRAVENYMI RUKOJNIlN1I
JEST KNIFE THURN TAXIS.


re DaIlarmiho a profesora
Stucka.
Barn, 5. kv6tna. - Soud
vrahy Karla Liebknech.a a Ro
sy Luxemburgove zapocne dine
9. kvetna. Obvineni j'ou kro-
me vojaka Rungeho, jenz byl
pred nedavnem zatcen i dalsi
ucastnlci a sice dustojnlci, ce,-
KEN sest. Vsen sc klada "a vi
nu. ze Liebknechta i Luxember
gOvou asthma rukama ubi!i.
Pfedsedou tribunalu Jest ge-
neral Hoffman,, povestny hr-
dina 4 dob Brestlitev ;keho mi
ru. X soudnimu liceni predvo-
lano bude 63 svedku.
Stuttgartska Neue Zei',ung
prozrazuje, ze vzdor vladnimu
nafizeni znacny pocet nemec-
kyeh kapitalistn uklada movi-
te jmeni, hlavne "a valky ma
lidu vydfene, We svycarskych
ba Mach. Die znfneneho tistu
!. sfiozt 7 ay'~za Hpiyaila .stya
nGsice u I'd ajsich financnich
ustavu 23 milliard marek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
PEKELNE STROJE JSOU
PRY NEMECKEHO
PUVODU.

New York, - Bomby, posla
ne postou, ktere byly az do
sud prozkoumany, die vsech
znamek jsou nemeckeho puvo
du. Aspon tax vyjlovuji Sc
znalci, kteri je zkoumaji. w
busne soucastky, k1ere byly v
Mich nalezeny, mali pfekvapu-
jici podobnost teni, ktere by
ly nalezeny v nemeckych mi
mach u americkeho pobrezi v
posledn{ch tydnech vAlky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06

Berlin, 5. kv6tna. (Opozde-
ma zprava). Byvaly nemacky
ci,ar Vi!tm pozadal nemec-
kou vjadu, ably mu byl dovo-
len navrat do Namecka, kde
by Sc usadil ma SVEN KadiAen
skem pa.nstvi, jak HASA zdej-
81 polouredni zprava.
Ntmeck6 narodni shro. ma
Zdeni sejde Sc pristi Ctvrtek
misto We Vymaru V Berlin6,
kde zasedati bude V stare kni-
.hovn9 nedaleko byva.eho cisar
skeho palace na tfida Pod Lii
pami, ale president nebude nj
kterak trvale a Vymar zusta-
me ma dale jeho stalym sldlem
Z Mnichova doslo po.vrZeni
10 nedavnych popravach Glenn
komunisticke vlady v Bavorsku
i vzajemnem strl,eni rukoj-
mich nalezajlcich Sc V moci
komunistu. Jen tfi mrtvoly po
s!edn6jsich byly ztotozneny,
|:nezi mimi knize Al. T. Taxis.
Mezi nestotoznenymi byIy
bezhlave trupy, die domnelek X
hrabenky Westarpove, kance-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
CESKA JNENA MA PAMETNf DESCE
VOJfNU.

Mesto poridilo zv'astni de-
sku. ma niz vyZnacena jsou
jmena vojind We svetove valce
zahynuvSich levela1d' anu.
Deska ia nachazi Sc We vojen-
ske.n N sousoSi ma squaru a OBJ
sahuje tez nasledujici jmena
ceska:
BATOVEC JOSEF
BERANEK KAREL
BICAN JOSEF
CERMAK JOSEF
CHARVAT JOSEF
CAP JOSEF
FAMERA VACLAV
KOFRON MATEJ
MACHA KAREL
MARES JAROSLAV
Black ANTONfN
ROUBAL KAREL
BUDfNSKT JAN
CIPRIAN M.
CfzKA ONDREJ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
KONEC MADARSKE RUDE VLADY.
Bazile, S. kvstna. 49, Povsst Re budapestska vada
herske bezpodmnecns vzd bya dnes telegramem
zaslanym Vidns, potvrzena.
BOZ PROTI PROHlBICI V AUSTRALIA

Sidney, Australia 5. kvetna. - Ably celeno bylo proh
bicnmu hnut kere zejmena hrozve pocna upathovat
Novem Jznm Waesu organisace osobn svobody
odsranen neprstonos sou obycejne spojeny nemir
nym pozvanim opojnych napo. Move sdruzen nazyva
Spoecnost obcanskeho prava snaz aby kery koraky
obsahovay pokud mono nejmens hu ably
bylo reni povoleni nesvedomitm hostnskm zruseny
hotely pochybne povesti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06

DIFEK JOSEF
HUSAK STANISLAV
J1LEK JAN
JIRKOVSKY KAREL
KOTHERA JOSEF
KOTLYN JOSEF
KOUTSKY H. J.
KOZEIKA JOSEF
KR1Z VACLAV
KUBEC VACLAV
KUDRLICKA KAREL
MATEJA FRANTISEK
PACOVSKY JOSEF
PESICKA KAREL
SINDELAR EMIL
SKALAK ROBERT
FAFLfK EMIL
MIX KAREL
NOVAK JAN
PLIML STEPAN
PROCHAZK.A ].
SOUCEK LEONARD
STETINA EDWARD
SUCHY VACLAV
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
ASI DVACET OSOB ZAHYNULO v
HORiCl BUDOVE: v COLUMBUS,
OHIO.

do sousednich cinzakH a OBJ
chodnich blocku. Vsichni NEST
ST hasiti jsou u pozariste
mnoho osob bylo pomoci siti
Zachraneno. MeZi uhorelymi
nachazi Sc tez zena polici5ty
x. Speakmana, jakoz i neko-
lik remluvnat. PAM r. Knighto
va vrhla Sc Sc svNn ctyrle-
tym synackem Sc ctvrteho pa
ira do uiice smrtelne Sc IRA
Mia. Ohen Siril Sc sachtou ele-
vaJoru temef bleskurychle,
take cetni lide ze svych loz-
mic ami urpchnout nemoh,i. V
nemocnici sv. FrantiSka ma
chazi Sc so tezce ranenych.
Hori dosud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
STAVKA We FRANCOUZSKYCH
BANKACHE.

Pariz s. kvetna. Dnesnho rama zahajena bya stavka
bankovnch zamestnanc poedne byy vsechny vetsi ban
zavreny Savka ale netka vekych fnancnich ustav
angckych amerckych bankovni ctvrti seslo mnoho
stavkuch pred dfednfm hodinami ale dix srazm repub
kanske gardy, nedoslo zadnym vyrznoste StAvkA
radali vefejny tabor namest de la Republique
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
GENERAL STEFANIK ZABIT PADEM
Z AEROPLANU,
PRI NESTESTf ZAHYNULI TEz DIVA
ITALSTi DUSTOJNfCI.

Ceny zasupce Slovak Cesloslovenske republice hav
nj spolupracovn narodni enotu obou pruz-
nych kmenG general Milan Steank ceskoslovensky
vay polozil zivot boji nasi zpra
skonu naseho hrdny dovidame Kodans hlav mssta
Danska a obsahuje jen nekolik suchych vet:
kcdan, S. kvetna General Milan Stefanik. vaecny
minr prazske vady, by neds poblize Wajnoru Uhrach
zab kdyz aeroplan nsmz podnk pozorovaci et srit
zemi Do kodane zaslana byla zvSst Bradshaw
va, zc MIN nalez smrt diva jeho spouletc itals daoj
nci
General Sefanik byva velitelem cekosovense armady
Ru Sibifi savneho tazeni schto hrdnG napfic
celym asjskym kontnentem Hrdinnou smrt zakonc sav
zvotni drahu chrabreho vojina
zastane vsky zlam psmem zapsano dsnach naseho
osvobozovacho boje.
Posedni dobou ridil polni vypravu 6eskosovenskych
skym komunistGm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
MSsEsl !!sE MS!s
RYCHLfK PRAHA-PARlZ.
CeSkOslOy. TiSk. Kane

Ceskoslov. Tisk. Kane.
Washington, D. C. - Rych-
Viky Praha-Pariz vyjizdeji z
Wilsonova nadrazi v PraZe
kazdeho utery a patku v ty-
dnu.
The Washington times., 1919-08-13
TRADE BOARD AIDS
YANK JOBS BUREAU

Five hundred dollars was contrib
uted yesterday for the continuation Of
the employment bureau for soldiers.
sailors. and marines by the Washing
ton Board of Trade. The appropria-
ton for the continuation Of this work.
IL is stated, was running low, and the
bureau faced disaster at time when
tia work was not completed. COntri-
buttons from other trade bodies in
washington are expected.
Out OF 6,ST9 discharged soldiers
who have registered with the bureau,
6.OeS have been reported placed in po-
sttions, and Il is estimated that 5000
District men are still in the service
and win need aid by the employment
Anding agency.
There viii be a general meeting of
the Board Of Trade August p in the
Central High School. Major General
LeJeune, who commanded the Second
Division abroad, will be the principal
speaker. A business meeting will
precede the address. The American
Pharmaceutical Association and the
Phsrmacopoeial Association have been
invited by the board to hold their
1920 conventions in Washington.
The Washington times., 1919-08-13
DELEGATES TOG.A.R.
MEETING ELECTED

At the meeting OF the q. S. Grant
Circle, Ladies Of the G. A R.. and
George G. Meade Post, G. A. R., IN
their hall last night, plans for the
eRcampment- of the 9. A. r at Co
lumbus, Ohio. were considered.
1t is expected that zoe representa-
tives OF the Department of the Po-
tomac viii attend this years en-
Gampment, from September Z to 1S.
Miss Rose NJ Seton, past president
OF the Q. S. Grant Circle, has been
chosen delegate from that organiza-
ton. with Mrs. Emma Hempler alter
nate. Miss Seton will also represent
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No.
1, Daughters OF Veterans. with Miss
Helene Temple as alternate.
r. w. Archibald. Junior vice COM
,mander Of the department will repre-
sent Meade Post. Delegates will also
be sent from Mckinley Circle. No. 2,
Lincoln Circle, No. 3, and Colonel
Beck Circle, No. 4.
The Washington times., 1919-08-13
FOREIGN WAR VETERANS
MAY MEET HERE NEXT YEAR

The 1920 convention of the Veterans
of Foreign wars will be held in Wash
ington, II the organization accepts
the invitation OF the District Commits
sioners and the Chamber of Com
merce. Delegates from the Washing
ton post will carry the invitations
to the convention Of the organization
at Providence.
It Is estimated such a convention
would bring $4,000 persons to the
Capital.
The Washington times., 1919-08-13
THRICE DECORATED OFFICER
RESIGNS AFTER 20 YEARS

Col w. N. Hughes. jr.. OF the gem
eral staff corps, it was announced,
has resigned from the army after
twenty years service, to accept a
position in civil life.
Colonel Hughes served in France
as chief OF staff of the Rainbow
division, the Forty-secoad. He was
decorated, by. three governments for
distinguished service. At the di-
rection of President Wilson he was
awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross; the Croix de Guerre with a
palm was the French award. and the
King Of Belgium decorated him with
the Belgian Cross, OF the order Of
OFFICER of Leopold I.
The Washington times., 1919-08-13
RECEPTION TOMORROW FOR
JEWISH WELFARE WORKERS

A reception for Gilbert Harris.
Misses Rebeccs AppIestein and Esther
ROsenfield. Jewish welfare board
workers, Will be given tomorrow
night in the club rooms OF the Young
Mems Hebrew Association, Eleventh
and Pennsylvania avenue.
Harris IS leaving the organization
Friday. He has been in charge Of
the work OF the board during the
war. The women have just returned
from overseas. where they have been
working with the board and Red
Cross.
The reception will be given by the
Young Mems Hebrew Association and
Young Women's Hebrew Association.
The Washington times., 1919-08-13
CRowDER BACK FROM CUBA.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13-Maj. Gen.
Enoch II. Crowder. judge advocate
general OF the United States army.
who for the last Eve months has been
In Havana collaborating with Presi-
in revising the election laws. arrived
here yesterday aboard the Cuban gun
boat Cuba
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$1.25 Silk FaiIle
PopIin, $1.09

So inches wide. rich. lustrous
quality, noted for durability and
wearing quality. no less than style.
In every wanted street and even
ing shade, also plenty OF black.
. First Floor.
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Probably nothing is more illustra-
tive OF the cunning of the rat than the
way in which he and his kind are able
to steal eggs. In this respect Dr..
Lantz says: "Often rats carry away
eggs without breaking them. and dis
play much ingenuity in getting them
over obstacles, as up or down Il stair
way. on level surface the rat rolls
the egg before him, but he can easily
carry 1t between paw and his neck
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ana chin while going upon three legs.
\ commission merchant in Washing
ton relates that he once stored in his
warehouse 100 dozen eggs in a wooden
tub. with a lid of boards nailed on.
Rats gnawed hole through the tub
at the top and carried away all but
2Sh2 dozen, leaving no shells or stains
to show that any had been broken"
Besides attacking fruit trees, berry
bushes, SC. rats often destroy fruits
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the crib, and a husbandman in Iowa
declared that rats ate and injured
mrre than enough corn in a brief
while to pay taxes on 400 acres of
land. on number of occasions where
grain was shipped to Washington, u.
C.. the loss due to rats averaged any
where from to 10 per cent of the
consignment. They have been found
very harmful in some of the Southern
rice fields.
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bar and false channel In jamaica Bay,
where and whereahout their daily
labor every day in the year is carried
on. They arc fifty in number, and with
the exception Of few gray heads
most Of them are young and all Of
them, irrespective Of age, are happy go
lucky in disposition.
1t would take deep mind reader to
see that they had recently passed
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through n crucial moment in theE
trade. a strike, but as 1t is ended and
they are at work again much to the
delight of the fishermen of Greater
New York. whose sole dependence for
the wriggly bloodworm they are, the
end came around to their satisfaction.
Nevertheless as the wo-mers jumped
"a, Tra.fb Dan.
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The Worm Diggers of Canarsie

.sT WO EIGHTY FIVE --
that's my count, gimme
L three worms"
The wormers of Canarsie, after hard
days work which started at s A. NJ.
and was done at 12, were chuggng
past the breakwater and up to Rigby's
wharf in gay Canarsie Shore. They
chugged in three motor boats from the
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y. S. Health Service Urges Country
wide Crusade Against Pests Esti-
mated to Number 3O0,00OO0O and
Rapidly Multiplying - Property
LossExceeds $2OO,OOO,0O0 Year
BY ROBERT C. SKERRETT.

sxT OUT THE RAT!" Such Is
the dictum of the United
\ States PUBLIC Health Ser