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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
korejos gyventojai paklo
prizes Japoniljja
TUKSTANCIAI zMONIU
SUIlTAMA KOREJOJ.
JapOnai kankina suimtus
kOreOnuS.

Pekinas. kovo Is. - Priva-
tiniai< keliaiS * KorejOS Gia
guuta ziniQ. jog Korcioic pa
kilo Smarku> gyventojQ veiki-
mas >avo $aIicS nrpriklauSO-
mybiS reikaIaiS.
po ruSQ japonQ kartS ia
poni.ia payerg& KorciQ, gi tuo-
.iau> rirm &io> kmd> tq Sail
piInai paSisavino, tai yra pri-
jungi pric Savo impcriioS.
Andai Korejoj mirG toS Sa-
lies princa> VI, vienatinG ko-
rconU Willis. THO naudoda-
mics korconai pakGIG miIziniS-
ka> drmnn>traciiaS Su reika-
IavimaiS neprikIau>omyhdS.
FO> domonStracUo< Japonlf>
uzpuoII viSai nepa>iruoSu>iuS.
Koreonai pIaGiai paSkIeidj
manifeStQ. kuriuomi rcikaIau-
ia SaIiai neprildauSomybGS.
Pra>idtjo areStavimai. Tux
>tantiai apSvic>teSnIQ koreonl
patrijotQ >uimama ir kankina-
ma.
Nieno> prote>tantV teoIogi-
ni> mokykloS mokiniai priver-
Giami SoStinG> Seoul gatvimi>
vilkti Sunkiu> mediniuS kry-
IiuS.
Japonai sake mokiniams,
kad kaip jusQ t6vas (suprask:
ISganytojaS) neS6 kryziQ, taip
II JUS turtle darytl.
Koreonai tvirtina, jog japO-
nv valdymaS bus pakenGiamaS
tik ligi toI, kol tautQ sajunga
pagaiiauS nepripazinS Korejai
nrpriklauSomyb6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
TEISIAMI 80 INDUsTRI-
JALISTAT.
Prokuroras apsieme prirodyti
ju bolsevikizma.

Wichita, Kans., kovo 13.-Su
skaitlinga sargyba vakar vie
tos federalin teisman pristaty-
ta 81 industrijalistai q. w,
w. agitatoriai, kur jic bus
tciSiami w "espionage" ista-
tymo perzengimq.
Imta' parinkinati priSieEu-
Sieji teiSGjai federalio teisdjo
PolIack prieziuroie.
Federalis proguroras Robert
son apSiGm6 prirodyti, joe
SioS SalieS industrijalistai agi-
tatoriai turi artimuS lY$iuS su
rusQ bolScvikais.
Prol;uroras tvirtina, kad
kuomet RuSijoje vaIdziq turG-
.jo Kerenskis, 10000 industri-
ialistu tuomet is Amerikos is
keliavo RuSiion. Dabar tic
industrijaliStai gryzta atgaI
kaipo bolSevikQ agentai.
Pagaliaus jis pazymdjo, joe
Sios Sales industrijalistai dar-
buojaSi Sugl'iauti dabartinC
valdziq il praveSti boISevikiz,
ma.
ProkuroraSvisa tai apSiGml
prirodyti byIos metu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
REIKALAUJA PASAULI-
MO PARLAMENTO.
Nuo milijono gyventoju turetu
but renkamas vienas atstovas.

Berne, kovo "A. = Cia turi
konferencija tautQ sajunga.
Vienoje sesijoje padaryta rezos
liucija, kuriaja pasiuloma
iSteigti pasaulini parlamenta;
kaipo augsciausia tautQ sajun-
COS autoriteta. Kiellviena Sails
parlamentan turetQ teise siQsti
viena atstova nuo kiekvieno-
milijono savo gyventoju.
Konferencija taippat padare
rezoliucija, su kuria sutinka-
ir neutral6s Salys, idant tuo-
:;aus butp paliuosuoti visi ka-
res nelaisviai.
Taippat patarta isteigti
tarptautini kolionijp ofisa.
kurs kontroliuotu tas kolionl-
jos, katros netures nepriklau-
somybds, katros bus neapsl-
sprendziusios.
Buenos Aires, kovo IA
Vietos telefonQ operatorlal If
operatores reikalauja pripa-
zinti jiems teise ,organizuoties
union. Kitaip gi pakelsla
streilSa.
= Londonas, kovo IA. -Ang-
liza okupacijos vietose Woke
tijoj palaiko 100000 kareivip
If oficieriQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
Pasiliuosavusi Mazoji Lietuva
NUOSALIAI BUS LAIKOMI
VOKIETIJOS ATSTOVAI.
Bijomasi uzpuolimo miniu
prieS JUGS.

Paryzius, kovo l4.-kuomei
ateis IaikaS paraSalS patvir-
tinti taikOs Sutarti SUI Vokie-
tia, pastarOsios atStovai bus
pakvieSti Gionai. ,Jie atkeliaus
didziausioi SargyhoS apsaugo-
ic. ApSiStoS Versatile rumuo-
Sc il jiemS bus uzdrausta iSei-
ii ParyZiauS gatv6Se.
Prancuzai labai inirte prizes
vokiecius. r tOdel baugu bu-
tu juoS iSIeisti miestan be
StipriOS apsaugOS. PrancuzQ
vyriauSybG gall juos apSaugo-
ii kickvienam zingSnyi. Bet
nenori to daryti.
Tad vokieGiQ atstOvai fax
tiSkai Gia nebuS kaliniai, bet
.jic atSidurS kaip kokiam ka-
li!iime.
ViSgi apSauga jiemS bus
daugiau kaip uztikrinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
PERGALES LAISVES
PASKOLA.
Prasides kampanija balan-
dzio 81 d.

Washington, kovO 14.-Sek,
retorius Glass paskelb6, JOG
Pergal6s Laisv6s paskolos
kampanija prasid6s baland.io
p dienq il baigsis geguzes IL
dienq. Taigi kampanija tests
19 dienQ.
Kampanijos metu bus par
dayin6jamos trumpo rako val
diSkos notos, kad surinkti Z
miIijardus dolieriq.
NotQ pribrendimas bus nuo
vieneriQ iigi penkeriu metp.
NuoSinttiS uz paskolinamus pi-
rigus dar nepaduota. Bet ma
noma, jog bus Az nuos. >.
Reiskia, ilgo termino bondsll
$itoje paskoloje nebus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
RHINE IR KIEI, BUS SU-
TARPTAUTTNTA.
Taip nusprende konferencijos
komisija.

Faryzius, Diovo I3. - Tai
kos NomiSiia, kuriai buvo pa
vr~tu ~utvarI,yti Nokietiio>
v:u.irn> leIiu>. geIeZinkellu>
ir uo>tu>, vukar konferencijai
rrkomcndavo upe Rhine atida-
ryti navi&acijQ vi>am paSau-
liui. Sake. kad Rhine turi
hat tuip kontroliuoiama, kaIp
Dmoiu~.
Ga> pat turi but ir 81 Kiel
kauaIu. NiSoS tautoS turf Juo
nautotir>. Bet kanaIa> twi
but vokieciu nuo>avyb6je IL j(l
tvarkomaS.
KanaIo fortifikacijQ klausi-
mQ paIikti apspreSti miIiatari-
niamS ek>pertamS.
NIra abejon6S, taikoS kon-
trrenciia priimS taS SVarblaS
rekomendacijaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
NEW YORKE SUIMTA 1913
RADIKALAI.

New York, kovo 14.-Vie-
toS poIicija, federaliai agental
IL mmigracijoS yaldinnEai
vakar anksti lyte netilldtai uz-
kIupo vienq buStq ties East -
gatve ir tenai SuareStavo 1913
VIRUS radilialus il dvi mOterl.
Radikalai ten tur6jo slaptQ
suSirinkima. PanaudOta de-
Simts policijos vezimQ, kad
visus suimtuosiuS pristatytl
] kriminalius teismus, kur lie
buvo i$kIausin6jami.
Paimta daugeliS visokiQ
raStu il IaikraSciu. Tarpe tQ
atrasta kelios mazos raudonOs
poperoS knygel6s rusQ kalbo-
ie. Jose kurstOmi zmOn6s su-
kilt ir susriauti valdziq.
Policija tvirtina, kad tasal
bustas ilgas laikas buvo uzim-
tas organizacijos vardu CA
Rusu ValstieGiu Dar-
bininkQ Sqiunga'.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
PASIDAVE BOLSEVIKAI
BERLYNE.
su tuomi pasibaige ziaurios
skerdynes.

Berlynas, kovo 14.-Cia pa
galiaus bolSevikai pasidav6
vaIdziai be jolSiQ sqlygQ. VAL
dziai jie atidav6 visus ginkIus
IT. visa amuncijq.
DaugcIio dienu zmoniQ SKIER
dyniS niekais nudjO bolSe7i-
kamS.
BolSevikai pamate savo ne
paSiSekimus pareikalavo val
dzios pertraukti muSius. ka-
res minister's Noske bolsevi-
kams praneSa, jog vaIdzia ne
pripazins jokio music per
traukimo ir neStos tarybaS
su sukilGIiais.
BolSeviEams uzteko to as
traus praneSimo. Ir iie pasida-
We.
Bet provincijose bolSevikai
veikia. Visur platinamas tero-
l'aS ir kovojama prizes valdziQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
IvEDAMoS TARYBOS.
DIRBTUvESE.


international Harvester Com
pany, kuri turf keliolika Chi
cagoje If kitur dirbtuvip, pa
sirde savo darbininkams is
teigti tarybas, kuriosna ineitQ
kompanijos il darbininlSQ at.
stovai.
Kai-kurip dirbtuviQ darbi-
ninkai jau prieme kompanijos
pasiulyma. Kitu dirbtuyiQ
darbininkai ta klausima ap-
tars daf .plaeiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
PRoTESTUOSIA Prizes
NUBAUDIMA
DEBSO.
Debs stow uz rusu bolSevikus.

Cleveland, O., kovo It. -
VietoS Socijalistai- kovo %
diena rengia suSirinkimQ, ku-
riame vieSai uzprOtestuoSlQ
prizes SalieS vyriauSybe If prizes
augSGGiausiq Sales teisma uz
nubaudimq kal6jimu socijalis-
to DebS.
Ia dienQ Debsas pasakySiQS
paskutine prakalbq prizes Ell
slant kal6jiman.
Ana diena SocijalistaS Debs
pasake, jog augsciausio tets
mo teisaiai nieko neiSmanq.
Jis rusu bolSevillQ valdziq pri-
pazino geriausia valdzia. iii
Leninq su Trockiu pavadino
didziausiais Siu laillQ diplo-
matais.
Vadinasi, Debsas jau atSi-
vert6 prize bolSevikizmo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
APLEIDzIAMA PARAKO
DIRBIMO ISTAIGA.
Gi tam tikslui tick daug
iSsileSuota.
Charleston, w. Va, kOyO ].

Charleston, w. Va, koyo II.
Sale Sio miesto karfs metu
yyriauSybG prad6jo Statydinti
niIzini$ka< beduminio parakO
dirbimui iStaigaS. Kuomet
ivyko armiSticiia, iStaigos jau
b"vo baigiamoS.
Tam tikSlui vyriausybd Is
Ipido apie 5S milijonus dol.
Nabar paskelbta, kad vyriau-
SybG tas istaigas apleidzla.
ManOma, kad jas palms pri-
vatintS kompanijoS kokiemS
norS darbams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
DAUG MAISTO PASIUN-
GIAMA LENKIJoN.

Paryzius, kovo 14.-Malsto
administrations Hoover pra-
mesa, kad vasario menesiu
Lenkijon pasiQsta $1,000 tonQ
visolio maisto. IS to $4,000
tonu pasiusta i Danziga il 23,-
900 i Varsava.
II kasdien Wis siunciama
daugiau If daugiau. Del to II
duona Lenkijoj atpigusi. Pr
lniau duonos svarui buvo mo-
kama Is centai. siandie gi jau
25c.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
BUS APLEISTA HELGO
LAND SALA.

Londonas, kovo H. Saln
HpigoIand. krwi kituOmet buvo
>vurbiauSia >trategin6 vieta
vi>am pa>auIyj. raSo Daily
Express, viSu bus apIeiSta. Nol
viena tarlta, nci patti Fokieti-
ia nepa@ridauia tn&ti toS Sa-
los.
Manoma, .kad saIa bus nu-
ginkIuota ir bus leiSta jur6mS
ia viSai nuplauti nuo Savo
pavirSiauS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
SIAUKIAMOS KONFEREN
CIJON NEUTRALES
SALYS.

Paryzius, kovo l3. - Taikos
konferenci.a pakviet0 konfe-
rencijon vi>Q neutrality Sally
at$tovuS tautQ sQjmgos rel
kalaiS. Konfelncija turi ivyk-
ii kovo 20 Il.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
RETKALAUJA INTERVIEW
CLOS.

Paryzius, kovo 14.-C'ia IS
Krimo atkeliayo didkunigaik-
>tis AIok<andr lichailoriG.
Ji$ roikalauia talkininkQ
intervenciios RuSijoje. Kitaip,
tonai betvarkG negal&siantl
but panaikinta de$imtinis me-
tQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
700 MANU- SUNAIKINo
UGNIS JAPONIJOJE.

Tokyo, kovo 13. - Mieste
Sednai ana diena pakilo gals
ras IL sunaikino 700 manu-.
Tarpe Sudegusiu namQ yra if'
viena kOlegija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14

Brest, Prancuzija, kovo 13.
Siandie vakare vietos uostq
pasieks garIaivis George Wash
ington, kuriuo atkeliauja pre-
zidentas Wilsonas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
RUMUNV KARALIENE
ANGLIJOJE.

Londonas, kovo If. = Pas
AngIijos karaliQ Buckingham
lqlmuose sveciuojasi Rumuni-
los karaIien6 su dukterimis,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
MAJ. LIETUVA ATSIMETEi
NUO VOKIETIJOS.
ISteigJa atslira laisva
yalstybe.
NEW YORK, kovo IS.

NEW YORK, kovo Is. -
LietuviQ atstovas taikos kon-
ferencijoj, A. Klimas. kable-
grama pranese Cionai Ameri,
kos Lietuviu Tarybai stat ka;
Lietuyiai rytinej Prusijoj
atsiskyre nuo Vokietijos ii
isteige nuosaVia laisVa valsty-
be savO apgyventoj teritorijoj
$iauriuosa nuo Mozuru e&erQ.
RHINE IR KIEI, BUS SU-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14

Londonas, kovo 1+.-Cia pa
skelbta, kad is uzimamos vie
toS paSitrauk6 Anglijos gene
rails armijos kvatermeistri%,
Sir John Sowans.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-14
BUVEs IMPERATORIUS
SERGAS.

Geneva, kovo II. - BuveS
AuStrijoS imperatoriuS Karo-
lis iSnaujo susirges nervQ iga,
anot prane&imo is InnsbrucIlo.
10 zmona taippat sirguliuojan-
L. Noratusi jai iSkeliauti is
AustrijOs. Bet neiSleidziama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12

one at which no ciumsysfingercd
male has ever given satisfaction.
The factory In question produces
calculating machines with many
wheels. Each wheel demands 81
operations. including the insertion of
three rivets. Tho output Of tn. fac
tory II I 900 such wheels daily. and
Miss sutilff. who does all the rivet.
Ing. drives 1000 Of the tiny clamps
per day. The riyeu are but 80
thounandtha Of an inch In diameter
III girl In competent as a me.
ehanlc," smiles Miss sutilff. "nhe
doesn't need TO worry about mascn-
line competition. I have an idea
that there arc scores OF mechanical
tasks now performed By men at
which girls would be far more com
pe,ent
''of course no fair-minded employ
err would pay n woman less than a
man. provided no got equally eff.
Gent srrvicr. However, all the girls
in our factory hold union cards aa
members OF mems union. no tho
equal pay question never troubled
ua.
The important cring about rapid
or deiioats tasks Ia TO have n sense
Of rhythm. II you 10 your work to
cadence. like q sailor working In
time to a chantey. ~ goes twice as
quickly and prrvcnss fatigue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
Masked Band Tars
and Feathers Man

SPOKANE. June 12.--Accused Of
being a pro-German and Of beat
ing up a returned soldier with his
fists. John Hoffman. reservation
rancher. was stripped. marched four
miles into the woods and tarred
and feathcred by 20 armed and
masked men. His right thumb
was shot away when the tarring
party surrounded his cabin eight
miles east OF Tekoa last night and
fired a fusillade into IL
At the hospital Hoffman denied
that he IN pro-German and said he
has 1850 In Liberty bonds. No ar
rests have been made as yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
AMERICANISM
PLAN ADOPTED
Campaign Win Be Conduct.
ed by Joint Committee

Forty Seattle societies. clubs and
other organizations have Joined In
forming a tblnt committee on Am1ri.
canixatlon. In an effort 10 avoid do-
plieatlon OF the work which has been
common In the past
Following the suggestion Of the
University Of Washington extension
service. tho different organizations
have appointed representatives, tn
noFv, on the committee. and a pro
gram to 10 followed In thu cam
palgn to inculcate -am~rioAnisrn In
tho alien population OF tho city has
been outlined.
Six obtocuve~ have bern fornu-
lated. They Include drawing Of a
comprehensive definition OF Arn~rs-
canlsn. survey Of Tho taak faced by
tho committee. analysis OF the fields
OF the different agencies. formation
Of a definite program. and iss admin.
istration by q small central commit.
tee.
For the past month. two special
committees have hon at work One
committee. composed Of Paul H.
Phillips. United States naturalization
service. chairman. J. T. LAWYER.
Knights OF Columbus: W. l.. Waltz
Rotary club. Y. y. Dahn. cx officio.
has presented plan Of organization
which has been adopted.
The second committee. known as
tho committee on definition and sur.
yey. IL made up OF Pred catictt Of
tn. Chamber OF Cornmercc and Com.
rnerctai Club. chairman: J. ". Fauidn.
American Legion OF Liberty. Mrs.
James o'Leary. Seattle Federation
Of women'a clubs: Carl J. Smith. Mu.
nicipai league; r. T. Farrie. Central
Labor council: Misc Elizabeth Clara.
han. Seattle public schools: A. Wood.
cock. Y. ". c. A; r. y. Dahm. ex
officio.
The general COMMITTEES n com.
posed Of representatives OF the Uni.
versity OF Washington. the Seattle
public schools. the Chamber Of Com
mere, and Commercial Club. orgnn.
ised labor. war camp community
service. Knights Of Columbus. Y. w.
&. A.. Y. NJ. c. A.. women'n FEEDER.
ated clubs. Seattle public library.
War veterans' association. Social
welfare league. Municipal league.
Rotary club and othera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
SELL FLOWERS
FOR ORPHANS
Drive Starts for $40, 900 for
Home

A drive TO sell 200 900 artificial
roses, made by tho orphans at tho
House Of tho Good shepherd. was
started thru the Northwest Thursday
The aim Of the drive In 60 raise 500.
900 for the support OF the orphanare.
The drive viii continue until satur.
day.
A special holiday was declared a,
Camp Lewis "Wednesday. and the
Y. M. c. A. and Knights OF Columbus
opened tho campaign for tho orphan
age. A special circus and vaudeville
program was presented, and tho total
proceeds were used 10 start the hall
rolling for the drive.
Tho roses are being sold In Tn
coma, Olympia. Everett and Seattle
Tho committee in charge consists of
w. J. King chairman. Major Frank
Carroll. just returned from France
and w. w. Connor.
mo worthier purpose than this
could be made tho object OF drive ."
nE declares The sisters take
these children I'm when they are mere
babies, and build up a moral an d
physical fabric that enables them TO
Tight tho battles OF life in the right
manner"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
EYE BETRAYS
HUNTED man
Japanese Arrested for Muir.
der After Six Years

hARYsvIILE. Cal. June ~
United Press -Remembe a po-
lice circular lie read ak years ago
while city marshal here. Sheriff
G. J. Mccoy today arrested J. A.
satou. "a Japanese. long sought by
Portland police on a murder charge.
Satou confessed that he Ia the man
sought. but says he did not commit
tho crime.
The murder was committed In
February. 1913. Police circulars
sent out shortly thereafter desc fbed
Saiou aa having ono eye larger than
the other. IA soon an he noted
this deformlty. Mccoy questioned
satou and the arrest followed. He
will be returned.
Satou admitted having had trou-
bic with the murdered man and he
said he was at the scene OF the
crime. but insists he il Innocent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
Taking the
Objective
Camp Lewis Hospital
Patient Recalls the At
tack That Resulted i'm
Capturing Sc. Juvin
as Tho II Had Hap
pened Yesterday.
ny BIRDEENA NJ. TuTTIE

Just a machine gun bullet thru
the thigh. that's ali--but the blamed
thing Eot infected. and Eve been In
the hospital nearly seven months. 3"
said Reuben Umbarger nth division.
now az Camp lewis.
1T IL all Just ms clear a. II Il had
happened yesterday OF alt. tho
sunshine. We were In the Argonne-
Meuse offensive In support for three
days. ON October is We werc sent
hack. and had hopes OF long rest.
but on tho 18th orders came 10 take
ovef the front line.
$50 We crcpt ahead. thru the night
with the German guns pounding
away at US. and the sky all iit up
with star-shella. and finally formed
our line as best We could In shell
holes. and waited FOR the 'zero hour
O'Clock.
Our objective was 81 Juvin.
which lay just over ridge and
across q small rivvr. ny q o'clock We
had reached the ridge. our company
was making direct attack. while
another was Thanking us on tho side.
Rack OF the town. on an opposite HIN.
was the German artillery. our ar
tiiicry was between the ridges up
which we were advancing.
AS WE reached the tor. tho sight
was wonderfui-toth artiiieriea werc
in action--ths German ahcA going
over the ridge. and ours lighting In
the town.
There Was No much noiss that W.
couldn't reAixo H. Speech was i'm
possible. A. our shells LANDED Ia the
town. WE could 800 the Germans re-
Treating. and as a she'll M near them.
SCATTER I'm all dlre-tionr
AS soon ns we appeared on the
ridge. tho boches lowered their range.
and placed a barrago on Us We went
thru that. and !, was awfui--rd
rather not describe Il. Anyway.
about 100 yards down tho hin there
was another little ridge. with a ma
chine gun nea, behind a. II meant
suicide 90 Us 20 attack IL No our cap
tain wnt hack 10 tho major for
orders. and the major oricrcd ua
ahead.
we took n. hat W. paid dear for
a. IL killed all the mon near me. and
wounded the, l rolled into n she'll
hole. used my frs, aid. and lay there
Ia tho sunzhinc listening 10 tho at
tack go on. and curuinx my luck that
| had 10 D. hit before w- took the
town Our men won't over the second
ridge. crosz-ed tho river and captured
the town at } y. m. with TOO prison
crx That was tho taking Of 81 Juvsn.
What did l do then7 Wei. srv-
erL OF Va who were wounded lay IN
the shell hole for abou; three hours.
until the Germans changed thar ar
ullsry fire rango. then 40 crn~ied
out Of tho Aholi hole and tired to
crawl 10 tho ridge They saw uA. and
turned the artillery fire on US again
II was hot. then. In the sunshine and
agony 10 crawl. 30 I used my rific
for a cane. and after repeated at
tcmpia NC made the Ridge. and 50,
out OF the fire.
There was no firz;-aid station.
and was about all In. when wo met
an officer with q private. and he de-
tailed the private 70 help mo rack
After that. you know the r-s;-srvcn
months In n hozpt,ai--and you know.
too. ~hat that means"
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BRITISH TO BUILD
FIVE PLANE MODELS

Especial TO The Star by n. Il. ~
LONDON. June 12.--Five types
OF airpIanes are being built for
civilian use in tho plant OF the
British and Colonial Aeropiane
company at Elton and 1000 work.
ers are employed. This IL best evil
dence OF the part flying il TO play
in transportation. The plant can
turn out so planes "a week. The
Pullman, n triplane which carries
two mechanics and ~ passengers.
Is the most luxurious model. II
his duplicated drive right and left,
and will travel on two OF four en-
gines. carrying $500 pounds. Arm
chairs, a carpet, and fun protection
from the weather are among It's
comforts.
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Woman Is Killed
in Auto Smashup

PASo RoBLES. Cal. juno Ia
Mrs. Thomas Maloney. OF Phoenix.
Arizona, died today as n result OF
an auto collision last night In which
her husband was badly injured. Ac-
cotnpanied by their daughter. Mrs.
l.. III. Glass and two children. OF wa
conda, Wash. tho Maloncys were
driving to Washington. when n
larger car. going tho same direc-
ton. knocked their auto off tho road
down a 20.foot grade.
Mrs. Glass and the children were
not badly hurt.
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n. ". A. Special 10 Tho Stnr

LONDON. June Brltons don't
Ike to sec their breakfast bacon go
to other people while they have TO
eat American pork. The Pan Mail
Gazette complains that 10000 tons
OF English bacon has been imported
by Holland. and that 1000 tons OF
thia quantity has been shipped 10
Essen. Meantime British pay alb.
surd prices for American rubbish"
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Sentenced to Die,
Man Kills Himself

ROCK ISLAND. H.. June 12--
United Pross.> Three minutes after
Robert Cook had heard a Jury pro.
nounce him guilty Of murder In the
first degree and sentenced him to
death here last night. his battered
body was picked UP from the court
house yard.
He had jumped fropl a window on
the third floor while being taken back
to the jail.
Cook was convicted Of tho murder
of Cecil Nesblt Of Davenport, Iowa.
and Mrs. Ida Woods, last April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
AID Men Will Meet
in Stockton Next

PORTLAND. Ore. June Ia
Stockton. CAL was selected as the
1920 convention city by tho Pacific
Coast Advertising Mems aasocia-
ton at Its 18th annual convention
which closed here last night.
David s. Matthews OF stockton
was elected president. and the fol-
lowing were chosen az district vice
presidents. W. A. AcAdam. Vic
toria p. C.: Tom Keane. spokane:
J. Riley. Seattle. W. T.. stranborr.
Portland: George a. Hughes. Oak
land. Harry Carroll. Los Angeles.
The convention endorsed Rollin
c. Ayres. OF San Francisco. as the
Paeific Coast choice for vice prcsi-
dent OF the Associated Ad Clubs
Of the World.
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CAlIF0RNIANS WILL
WELCOME VETERANS

SAN FRANCISCO. June 12.--
Following "a poll OF opinions by
commercial bodies turnout the
state. the state committee on read
justment today designated Sep
TENDER . as CALIFORNIA; Welcome
Home day. in honor Of returned
soldiers. sailors and marineA
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