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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24

the past he has conducted only a
fire and life insurance agency, but
he has decided to broaden his bust
ness to include real estate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24
Selection of OverStuffed Furniture Made Ea

Never were we so we'll prepared to in
vite you to come here for overstuffed furni-
ture. We are extremely fortunate to have
such large stock, as this style of furniture
is difficult to secure.
If you will inspect carefully the work
manship, quality of materials and get our
that we offer the best values in this vicinity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-24

No matter what time of the year
you come to this store you are sure to
find large variety of BUNDHAR
WILTON Rugs. A large variety as to
patterns, sizes and prices.
And right now is no excep-
ton. The most satisfactory
n way to convince yourself that
SN BUNDHAR WILTONS
SNM are the best rug invest
11AAA ment you can make,
s-s.z1%A is to come here per-
q azlsSslsa1fsASSSA sonally and allow us
Esss7SssssSS\ to explain just where
and why they are SUI
periOr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
AIDED QU|EN,,
JAILED BY GERMANS
Friends of Allies Put Faith in
Man Now on Trial for Be-
traying CaveIl
MANY WE'RE CONDEMNED

Paris. Aug. 2I.-Almost every al
lied sympathizrr in brussels who came
in contact with Georges Castor tluipn,
alleged hctraycr Of Edith Cavell. was
soon arrested and condemned by the
Germans. according to the president of
the court which is trying him.
Among thoS" mentioned by the pres
idcnt was Father BonStecls. who. be-
lieving Quirn was honestly aiding al
lied soldiers to escape, gave him II
railroad map which showed the latest
German notifications. Father Bon
stpelS was soon sentenced to twelve
years imprisonment.
1t was declared that Quicn had asked
a Madam Van Dame to aid two young
persons to escape. and that she directed
them to the frontier and sent an
other lady with them as n guide. The
four wcr" Jailed and condemned by the
Germans.
Quicn admitted having seen Miss
Cavpll on July 26. after he had Wis
tied the home of Madame Bodart. and
that Jean Macs accostcd him in the
street There was read into the roc
ord statement that Macs was in the
pay of the Germans.
Madame Bodart gave Quien Il package
to be left at the home of Madame
Machipl. He admitted he knew it con =
tanned maps for the use of persons
attempting to escape from the country.
1t was pointed out by the prosecution
that one of these maps had caused
Madame Bodart TO be condemned by a
German court martial.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
CANADA TO PAY
SOLDIERS So DAY
Dominion Is Forced to Record
Wage by Recruiting
Failure

Winnipeg. Man.. Aug. 27.--Cunada
is to have the highest paid standing
army in the world. according to an an
nouncemrnt by military headquarters
last night. Th" pay of prvat" soldiers
is to be increased from $l.10 a day to
81, it is stated.
The reason is that officers recruiting
in Winning and elsewhere for the per-
manont force have found it virtually
impossible to get men of good character
and physically fit to serve in the army
for 81. 10 day when they can make
from So to $40 day in other voca
tions.
Nearly five months Of recruiting for
the company of Princess Patricia to be
stationed here has resulted in the ar-
QUESTION of only fourteen men. Other
units have Jared even worse.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
RESENTED
WARNING TO TURKEY
U. S. Admiral's Protest Against
Massacres Stirred Ad-
verse Comment
MOLLIFlED BY EXPLANATION

Paris, Aug. 27.--An Informal warning
to Turkey that massacrcs Of Armcnians
must cease. given recently by Rear
Admiral Mark J.. Bristol, commander
Of the United states naval forces in
Turkey. caused something Of furry in
French official quarters, and in the Su-
prcmc Council of the Peace Conference.
it developed today.
In the council there was reported to
have occurred sharp criticism of Amer
lean interference in Turkey through
missions aud otherwise despite the fact
that the United States had shown no
disposition to accept the mandate for
the administration Of any Turkish ter
ritury. The impression prevailed that
in this case the United States had acted
alone in formal communication to
the Turkish Governments.
It was explained by the American
dclcgution however. that the warning
was delivered informally by Admiral
Bristol several days ago that no formal
note was sent but merely an informal
statement. the United States alone not
attempting TO speak for the peace con
ference.
On receiving the warning, Turkey.
it appears Immediately complained to
Great Britain and France, saying she
was threatened. The explanation of the
American delegation to the peace con-
ference that the warning was informal,
however. apparently removed the objec-
tions to the American action based upon
the idea that the. United States was
speaking for the conference.
Charles X. Crane and DIR. Henry
Churchill King. who went to Asia Minor
in June as an American mission to in =
vcstigatc conditions in the near East,
returned to Paris today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
CUTS WIRES OF FIREH0USE
Electric Company May Lose BrielIe
Contract as a Result

Brielle, \. j., Aug. 21.-Because
they disconnected the light wires sup
plying the Brielle fire house for nom
payment of a bill by the borough, the
Lakewood and Coast Electric Company
has been required to establish the
service and stands in fair way to lose
the municipal street lighting contract.
Since Brielle became a borough there
has not yet been effected settlement
of assets and liabilities between the
new municipality and Wall township.
of which it formerly was a part. Con
sequently the new borough has not had
funds with which to meet its current
bills. A settlement between the two
municipalities is expected within a few
weeks, but the light company surerin
tendent refused to await this settle
ment and cut off the current.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
NC-4 VISITS HERE OCT. 18
Lieutenant Commander Read to Start
Coast Tour at Portland

Portland, Me-, Aug. 27.-Thc tcn4
tative itinerary of the naval soaplane
NC-4, which is coming here October
l. for the start Of a tour of the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts, was announced yes
terday.
The tliers will remain number of
days at each port. giving exhibitions.
In charge Of Lieutenant Commander
A. c. Read. who flew the NC-4 across
the Atlantic. the plane will leave here
October 3; Boston, October s; Proyi-
dence. October 10; New Haven. October
13 Philadelphia. October IS; Balti-
more. October % Washington, October
%; Norfolk, Va, October 30; Charles
ton. s. c.. November 3; Jacksonville.
Fla. November 6; Miami. November
10; Pensacola, November II, and New
Orleans, November -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
SERBIA TO CALL ASSEMBLY
New Premier Outlines Policy OF
Reciprocity With Neiahbors

Belgrade, Aug. 27.--Announcing in
the Chamber of Deputies the govern
ment's policies. Liouba Davidovitch
the new premier, said, among other
things. that Serbia in the impending
reorganization of the Balkans would
not seek special privileges. but would
base her claims upon the principles of
international Justice"
Serbia. nevertheless, must defend to
the utmost her just demands wherever
they are threatened" he said "Whcn
peace is concluded, Serbia should pur-
sue policy of reciprocal confidence
with her ncighbors and cultivate inti-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
DEATH DINNERS CHEF DIES
Fifth Poison Victim Succumbs in
Alliance, O., Tragedy

Alliance, o., Aug. 2I.-tBy A. P)
With the death last night at Canton
of Frank McAvoy, chef Of the Lakeside
Country Club. the death list resulting
from eating unwholcsomc food at a club
dinner last Saturday night was in
creased to five. John &. Sharer, of
Alliance, the fourth victim Of the
tragedy. died yesterday evening. Mrs.
Sharcr's condition remains critical.
Funeral services for Colonel Charles
G. Wcybrccht, one of the first to die,
and in whose honor the dinner was
given, will be held here Friday. Full
military honOrs will be paid the dead
officer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
HELD FOR BOOZE PURCHASE
Cornell Student, Escaping Murder
Charge, Faces New Alteration

Ithaca, \. ". Aug. 2T--By A. p
Donald W. Fethcr. the Cornell Uni
Versity sophomore. who was released
several days ago on writ Of habeas
corpus, after being held several days on
n charge of numbering Hazel GRANGE,
who disappeared while on canoeing
trip with him, was held for grand jury
action in $1,000 bail on charge Of
Illegally purchasing a quart of whisky
on July 10, the day Of Miss Crancc's
disappearance.
1t is understood that fund is being
raised here TO employ professional
divers TO search for the young woman 8
body, which grapplcrs have failed to
find
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
POLES HEM IN MYSL0WITz
Surrender Of German Garrison to In
suraent Forces Expected

London. Aug. 2T.-CBy A. p
Polish insurgents in upper Slcsia are
surrounding the German garrison in
Myslowitz. aud that town is expected
to surrender. says Polish official com
muuipuc received here today.
Our troops have reached Bclsino
and are pursuing the enemy it adds
by Bcsino is probably meant Bore
sino, on the Bcrcsina river, fifty miles
cast of NIinsk. western Russia. Polish
forces were recently reported TO be- ad
vancing in this region.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27

mate friendships. Czech Slovakia and
Poland seek good relations with us, as
do Greece and Rumania.
Detailing a wide domestic program
the premier announced the government.
in few days, would submit an electoral
bill looking to the convocation Of the
National Assembly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
Brewery Becomes Milk Condensery

Ashland. Wis, Aug. %. - Brick
buildings to replace the wooden build
ings of the Ashland brewery plant will
house a new milk condensery, operated
by the Ashland Dairy Products Com
pany. capitalized at 5000 900. The CON
densery will have a capacity of % 600
pounds of milk a day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
Seize Whisky Disguised as Medicine

Harrlsburg, Aug. -I.-N hlskN, Qls-
giIised by colorinS matter and diluted,
was found in bottles carried by Robert
H. Fleming. arrested by the Harrisburg
police today. The bottles were of the
medicine" type. Much Of this kind
of liquor is said to have been sold re
Gently in this vicinity by bootleggers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
Pershine Reviews French Regiment

Paris. Aug. 2T.-CBy A. r)-Geas
erai pershing reviewed a French regi-
mc1t of the Paris garrison today in
front of the Hotel des Invalides and
decorated several officers and soldiers.
This was his last public appearance be-
fore his departure for Brest next Sun
day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
MERCER TO SAIL SEPT. IS

Brussels, Aug. 2T.-Cardinal Mercier
will leave for the United States on
September -. according to most recent
information. 1t is said that he probably
will meet King Albert and Queen Eliza
beth in America.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
SERVED FOOD UNDER FIRE
MazeviIIe Hero Wins Russian Order
of St. Anne for Bravery

New York. Aug. 27.-For bravery in
distributing food in villages behind the
lines under Bolshevist fire, the Russian
Order of st. Anne has been conferred
upon Major Roy r. Poverte, of Allan
ia. Ga, and Captain John c. Miller. of
MazevilIe. Pa. it was announced here
last night by the American, relief ad
ministration of the Europeah children s
fund.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
ACE FINISHES DERBY
IN CAPTURED FOKKER
Canadian Aviator Arrives at
Toronto Despite Pain in Arm
Shattered by Wounds
3 U. S. FLIERS REACH GOAL
by the Associated Press

Toronto, Aug. gT.-Coloncl W. g.
captured German Fokkcr. completed
tho round trip from Toronto to New
York in tho international aerial derby
at 9.SJ Il. IN. today. He said that his
wound shattered left arm, which was
nearly froHcn during the eastern flight
was uncomfortable. but Ind not caused
him much Inconvenience in making tn"
trip from Buffalo this moring.
Major Il. W. Schroeder landed here
at : - o'clock last night, the frs
the round trip course in the Intcrna =
tonal Aerial Derby. Ills actual fly
ing time was 80 minutes.
Bearing letter from the American
FIXING Club to the Prince Of Wales
Lieutenant Colonel IIartncy arrived at
: AZ The letter, which extended an in
vitation to tho prince TO visit the club
during his stay in the United States. was
dispatched immediately by motorcar.
Lieutenant +. II. Coult also landed
Ht = :43.
Captain &. II. Reynolds. who left
Miucola in a De liaviland -four" at
. :O4 a. M. arrived here at > III in the
afternoon. taking eight hours and uine
minutes to complete the first half of
the race.
Lieutenant +. II. Logan. in La
Pcrc machine, who left Minpola at
9:t3 a. m. arrived short time later.
MineoIa, y. V. Aug. 27.-CBy A.
l-Licutcnant Wallace Young left
Roosevelt Field at S:35 o'clock this
morning on the last leg of the race
between Toronto and New York. and
Lieutenant Q. $. Palmer left at o 80
o'clock.
Three American air service fiCrs
finished in the international aerial derby
between Miucola and Toronto at 6 "A
O'Clock last night. JieutcnantS NJ. J.
Plumb and e. w. Maynard completing
their round trips here and Major X. W.
Schroeder ending his at Toronto.
Iicutcnant Plumb was the first to fin
ish. landing at Roosevelt Field at ; 80
p. m. after Il gross time of 26 hours 3S
minutes since his start here Monday
afternoon at 3:12.
Major Schroeder. the second to finish.
started from Toronto Monday at - %
p. m and ,nded his journey there yes
tcrday afternoon at ) 90. consuming a
gross time of % hours and ~ minutes.
Lieutenant Maynard, third TO finish.
alightcd at Roosevelt Field at & ~ last
night after the elapse of a gross time
of PC hours. II minutes since his start
here Monday afternoon at :03.
In announcing the first three racers
to complete their trips the American
FLYING Club stated that actual flying
time would not be known for many
hours. when all stations along the route
had reported arrivals and starts at their
points The winner of the Derby will
not be known until official reports are
all in. it was added.
Lieuteuants Plumb and Maynard both
used De HaviIand -four machines,
with 400 horsepower Liberty motors.
Major Schroeder used a Vought
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
BELGIAN SENATE o. KS TREATY

Brussels. Aug. 27.-The ? Belgian
Senate has unanimously approved tho
peace treaty with Germany. The
Chamber Of Deputies ratified the treaty
August s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
Window Cleaners Ask $40

Syracuse. Aug. 27.-Window clean
ers here have gone on strike for an in
crease from $50 to $40 week, with
81 extra for work above the second
story.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
'RE|NSCH RESIGNS
HIS POST At PEK|N
American Minister to China
Asks Wilson to Relieve
Him of Duties
REASONS NOT ANNOUNCED

-.
Nas"ihg'o"' aug "",
Reinsch, American minister 70 CHINA
has resigned. His resignation is now in
the hands of President Wilson. but it
was denied that he had presented it
aspddenIy." as rcportcd in Japanese
dispatchcs TO Honolulu.
II was said at the White House that
the President had not vet acted on the
resignation. Reasons which led Doctor
Reinsrh To ask tu be relieved of his
office wore NOT modc puhlir,
Honolulu. Aug. 2T.--lRy 4. PD--
DIR. PauI Reinsch. American minister
to China, has resigned that post. ac.
rording to a Toxic rahIcCram received
by Tho Nirnop PHI .TapaursC news.
manor hero. The cablpgrnm said Doctor
Roipscb nresertcd his resignation
..suddcrIv
CaI1cd from tbc cbair Of noIitiraI
oconnr,y IN tLn 1.ri,.orsitv of Wisconsin,
n fcu, ,nantho ortor pro.idort Wilson. .,
f,st irnmrrro+ion l., 1o12 to ronrc.crt
tha r..itnJ S.ata -. DnI.ir na.,n,.
po;nsnb's % annoimt,"n+ .. n,iri.tar ,os
ho;ioI "npo,a,,, ,p,,,.;ato oi;I,a f,n hi.
wide knovleiqc nf Oriental affairs and
for biu fop;l;orit, with di,Io.uoticusogo
bo bad obtainod nc doIncoto , sovorol
;ntornotinnoI oarrortions ,Thoso i,
oI,,dod thn thind d., An,o.;oo,, ,,orfor
80 D. .Nu y, g.. :n.' InoG
az seu.L ~" uC ""n'',o II, I. l"o' ;nn, h,a'
T., tom T., Io,t 1o,C l,o ,,,a, paasa
a,t 'du - ~ lf. '"i- nt wa was ;S. NG"S
~. e!nnsr AZ ms plo'PNTo' II. '"e "n''e
s'trJs J:. Vi i'en'l" anu i.''pN'k'
,as soiJ ~ tho t;,,n - ~ "n4;,p,'I, ",,',u n",.
oorooohIo 70 - ,,,;IIi,,,, '''' -
As ,,or,hor af +bn nnn,,,i,.o, 80,
+ha ooJifnotio, of i,tarnot;nnI I, "'r 90
tho An,orican Isso,iotion of t,,to,,,,n
tioraI INV noctor Rcinscf wow uide
renutation ms n lecturer and writcr ON
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
PASAULIS NERIMAUJA,
REIKALINGA STIPRI
KARIUOMENE.
Nuolatinej armijoj turf but
$4,000 vyru.

Washington, rugs. 6. - Ze,
kongreso buto mill
tariniS komitetas aptaria S. Y,
politikos plenuS,
Tuo tikSlu komitetas nuomo-
neS iSreikSti palIviecia militia
IiniuS ekSpertuS IL Salies Dip
lomatuS. JQ iSklauSindia IL
paSkui sprendzia visa reikalq
paSiremdami igytais faktaiS.
Liudija stabo virsininkas.
Ana dienq prizes tq komitetq
liudi.io generaIio Stabo virSi-
ninkaS gen. March. VirSinin-
kaS stow uz palaikymQ stip-
rios kariuOmen6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
PASKIRTA ATSTOVU
SKAITLIUS DARBO 1R
KAPITALO SUSI-
RINKIMAN.
Isyiso prezidentas nustato IS
atstOVus.

Washington, rugs. 6. Pre-
zidcntas Wilsonas prizes pat
pasiIeidimq keIiondn paraS6
laiSkq j prezidentus septyniQ
nacijonaIiQ organizacijQ, re-
prezentuojanGiu darbq, zem-
dirbySte ir finansinius reika-
lus.
Tuo Iaisku tos organizacijOs
pakviestos nuskirti savo atsto-
vuS SuSaukiaman darbO IL ka-
pitalo susirinkiman, kuris pra
sides Gia spaliQ 6 diena.
PasiQsta laiSkai preziden-
tams Situ organizacijq:
Amerikos Darbo Federaci-
jai, kuri turf parinkti Is at
stow.
Prekybos Butui, su 5 atsto-
vais.
Nacijonal6s Industrijal6s
Konferencijos Bordui, 5 atsto~
val.
Zemdirbyst6s organizaci-
JOINS, 3 atstovai.
Investmentu bankininkams,
3 atstovu.
Pagaliaus prezidentas nuo
saves paskirs Is atstovQ. Tad
iSviso bus As atstovai.
Pamin6tame susirinkime bus
tariamasi, kokiuo budu suar-
tinti darbininkus su kapita-
Iistais, kad iSvengti nuolati-
niQ nesutikimQ, nepasitenkini-
mu ir streikQ, kas saliai pa
daro daug nemalonumQ il pra-
gaiSties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
Taikos Sutarti Komitetas
sugrazino Senatui

teiSe viSuomet iSstoti is tautV
SQjungos;
,. had Suv. Valstiju nepri-
kIauSomybd nepalieciama tai
kos Sutartyje;
3. Kad Suv. ValstijQ nami-
Mai ir uzsieniniai reikalai ne
prikIauSo nuo tautQ sqjungos;
t. Kad Monroe dOktrina ne
palieciama;
). Kad S. V. tautQ sqjungoje
turf trrlti tick balsQ, kick JQ
turf Anglia;
6. Kad Anglijos ar kitos ko-
kioS vieSpatijos dominijos ne
tur1tQ teis6s dalyvauti tQ
vieSpatijQ tautin6se diskuSijo-
Sc;
I. Kad S. V. netur6tQ save
atstovQ nei vienoje komisijo-
.je, kokias pakelia taikos sutar-
It's;
8. Kad Shantungo provinci-
ia butQ sugrazinta Kinijai.
Siandie Senatas ina svar,
Styti taikos sutarti ir reko-
Imenduojamas pataisymus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
VOKIECIAI NEPATENKIN-
TT TALKININKU REL
KALAVIMAIS.
Rusai paiesko vokieciu
gydytojQ.

Berlynas, rugs. 5.-Vyriau-
sioS talkininkQ taryboS talkoS
.konferencijoie pareikalavimaS,
kad Vokietija is savo kOnStitu-
ci.oS iSmeStQ poSmQ, knrlam"
Sakoma apie Austrijos prisi-
jungimq prize VokietijoS, cia
pakGI6 baisiausiq h'ukSmq.
NokieGiQ IaiIlraSGiai pazymi,
jog taIkininIIai nepaSitenkino
iSIaukiniais Skriaudimais No-
kietiios. Bet Siandie jau drySta
maiSytieS vidujiniuS vokicrin
reikaluS.
LaikraSciai grumoia, kad
toisai talkininkQ pasielglmas
gall lengNai pakelti Vokietijo-
ie nauiq revoliuciiq.
Rusai reikalauja gydytojQ.
Nokieciu medikaliuOse lalk-
raSGGiuose pasirodG ruSQ prieS~
bolSeviku paSkelbimai, kurlalS
paieSkoma ruSQ armiiai gydy-
tojai.
VokieGiamS gydytojams W.
tikrinamaS augStaS atIygini-
mas, 81 po naminds kar6s Ru-
Sijoie-veItui apsigyvenimo
vietoS.
Gydytojai kvieGiami istoti
rusu armijon bendrai Su laiS-
vanoriaiS karpiviaiS. p - ,--
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
Suviienytos Valstijos turi but
pasiruo$usios
Taip sako Stabo vir$$ininkas
gen. March

Jis sake komitetui, kad jei
Suv. Valstijos taikos metu bu-
tu buvusios pasiruosusios mi
litariniu zviIgsniu, tad Vokie-
tia buvusios kar6s metu ne
butQ suprovokavusi Suv. Val
stijQ. Gi to pasekm6 butQ bu-
WIS laiminga. Sails nebutu
istojusi karen il nebutQ pa
neSusi nuostoliQ.
Kar6s departamentas buvu-
Si0s kar6s metu iSleido IA mi
lijardu dolieriu. Tais pinigais,
sake gen. March, ne tik laime-
ia kar6, bet padeta pamatas
visatinio militarinio lavinimo
sistemai ir nuolat palaikomai
is $4,000 vyru armijai.
Pasaulis nerimauja.
Vyriausyb6 reikalauja di-
deSn6s nuolatin6s armijos y
paG todel, kad Siandie pasau-
lis baisiai nerimauja. Niekas
negali pasakyti, ka atnes
NUNS rytojus.
Pamin9ta nuolatin6 armija,
sake Stabo virsininkas, skai-.
tysis kaipir stiprQs grobai
skaitlingos lauko armijos or
ganizacijai, kuri turf turetl
1,250,000 vyru.
"Pastarosios kar6s metu mes
nieko gera netur6jome. Visa
Iaim6 tame, kad talkininkai su
savo armijomis apjuose prize
Sininka kaip ir gelezine rinke.
w tos rink6s mes gavome
progos lavinti savo armija.
Kar6s departamentas nenorl,
kad tas ir vel kuomet nors
tur6tu atsikartoti." "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
BOLSEVIKAI NUzUDE 1000
zMONIU JEKATERI-
NOSLAVE.
Paskui apiplese miesta
ir apleido.

Konstantinopolis, rugs. o
Is pietin6s Rusijos miesto Je-
katerinoslavo (nepertoliausla
nuo Kijevo) aptur6ta ziniQ,
kad tenai bolSevikai prizes ap-
leisiant ta miesta nuzude 1000
zmoniQ il anuos suverte pa
gamintas duobes.
Paskui bolSeviIai apipl6Se
miesta ir iSsidangine toliaus.
Kuomet prieSbolSevikiska
armija inejo Jekaterinoslavan,
likusieji gyventojai pasakoJo
baisiausius daiktus apie boise
viku darbus. Kad .patikrintl
tas piktadarybes, imta atkasl-
nett nuzudytQ zmoniQ lavonal.
zmoniu galvos sutruskintos.
Gydytojas Robin, kuris tyri-
n6jo atkastus lavonus, prane-
sa, jog didziumos lavonQ su-
truSkintos galvos, gi patys
korpusai sutrinti. Daugelis at
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-06
SV. TEVAS PAAUGSTINO
IRIS AMERIKONIS-
KUS KUNIGUS.

Rymas, rugp. 6. - sventas
T6vas Benediktas XIV savo pri
vatiniais Sambelionais paaugs-
tino amerikoniSkus kunigus:
pralotu John Rogers ir Philip
Bryan is San Francisco. Pra-
Iotu paskyre kun. j. F. Stille-
mans, New Yorko mieste.