davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-08
NAB LAD AT CARNEGIE.

Sheriff Sankey returned last night
from 3-day search for Lewis
O'Nelll, runaway boy. The sheriff
arrested the lad at Carnegie and es-
corted him to the home of his faith
er, j. j. ONeill, a farmer living
near Minco
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-08
WAIT FOR
REPAIR ON
DIRICIBLE

By United Press.
Mineola, NJ y, July S.-The Brit
ith dirigible, R-34, the first lighter
than air craft to cross the Atlantic
will start on the return voyage be-
tween II o'clock tonight and dawn
tomorrow morning 1t was definitely
announced.
Major Scott's plan to start at
o'clock this morning was changed
when an inspection showed that the
engines and envelope required a com
plete oVerhauling.
The ship will make short cruise
over New York city before setting
forth on the southern route to Ire
land. The prevailing winds are ex
pected to aid the ship in a speedy
return
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-08
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ITALIAN ANARCHISTS
TRY CAPTURE FORT
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Rome, July S-The anarch-
lists attempted to seize hand
grenades that we're deposited
in Pietralata fort, planning
afterward to capture the cita-
del. The sentrles fired a
number of times and several
anarchists were arrested. Food
riots that have occurred sim
ultaneously in several Italian
cities, indicate that there is
an organized attempt to EN-
barass the government.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-08
TWO DIE IN
CAR CRASH
By United Press.


Dallas, Texas, July S.-Two we're
killed and five injured in motor
accident at Holland late yesterday.
A car driven by Mrs. M. H. Au-
SINUS of Garvin, Okla. got out of con-
troll and was overturned on steep
hill Mrs. Ausmus and a small child
we're killed. Miss Dixie baltimore
and four children were brought to
Paris, Texas, severely injured
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-08
BY United Press.

New York, July S.-Hundreds Of
thousands of citizens of Greater New
York planned to greet the president
on his return to America scheduled
for today at o'clock
The president and party, following
parade OF few blocks in Hobo
ken was scheduled to go by ferry to
New York and then to Carnegie hall
After brief address at Carnegie
hail, the president was slated to go
to Pennsylvania station to board a
special train for Washington,
The dreadnaught Pennsylvania and
other battleships were to meet the
George Washington 30 miles off San
dy Hook. The battleships were to
fire salute of 81 guns. Ten thou
sand Hoboken school children were in
the welcoming party to honor the
nations chief executive.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-08

Mrs A. ]. Furguson, and mother,
Mrs. M A. Lancaster, left this morn
ing for Minco, where they will visit
Mrs. Lancaster's sister Mrs. Ulysses
Kilgore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-08
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WOULD TRY AUTHOR
SUBMARINE WARFARE

United Press.
London, July S.-Great Bri-
tain Will demand that Admiral 1
Won Tirpitz, author of the sub
marine warfare be tried, ac-
cording to the London Times 4
The Times. said that there is
a possibility that this action I
would be taken, it being ad- 4
mitted by a cabinet member 4
who is in close touch with 4
plans for the kaiser's trial 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-08
WEATHER FORECAST
For Oklahoma.


Tonight and Wednesday
partly cloudy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-08

You will find all the
local news every day
in The Daily Express
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
s. BolSeviku Nusileidimai Talkininkams
NAUJI SUKILIMAI KORE-
JOS SOSTINEJ.
Koreonai bega Manchurijon.

Mukden, bal. /. - Is Ko-
r6joS soStin6S Seoul gauta II
MIA, kad tenai iSanuio kOreo-
mai sukilo prizes japOnus. Mi
litarint japonu valdzia areSta-
v0 $imtus koreOnQ vadQ po
smarkauS susir6mimo. Able
jose pus6Se yra dideliQ nuo-
StoliQ.
Simtai koreonQ b6ga is Ko-
r6jos Manchurijon, kad is
vengti japonQ brutaliSkumo.
Kick suzinota, iQ kasdien
Manchurijon iSb6ga po kokiuS
600. Taip kad Siandie Sian
die Manchurijoje pab6g6liQ
kOIeOlltl DuS ape l'llH' lillil.lo
no zmoniQ.
Koreonu btgimaS Manchmri-
jon patinka japonamS. Mes
SiticmS bus progoS Korejoj W.
grobti paliktas pab6gdliu sa-
vaStiS ir kitas viSokiaS nuoSa-
vybes. UzGrobtas nuoSavybes
paSIiui paveSti japonams ko,
lioniStamS. Mes iaponamS Sc,
mai rupi Korejq apkolionizuo-
ii SayaiSiaiS. :.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
RUSU BOLSEVIKAI APIE
BOLsEVIKIzMA AME-
RIKOJE.
Revoliucijinis veikimas "pro-
gresuojas.

Paryzius, bal. |. - RuSQ
boIScviIiQ uz>ieniQ reikalQ ko-
mi>ara> CiGcrin paSimt6 be.
vicIiu telegraph praneSlmQ I'm
garijo~ uzSieniQ reiIaW kOmi,
~arui Bella Kun. PraneSIme
tarp kitko paSakyta:
"RevoliuciiiniS veikimaS \,
mrrikoj tikrai pazangiuoja
Amerikoni>ki IaikraSGiai raSO
jog val~ti.io> New York, Penn,
>yIvania. Indiana Illinois II
Michigan ypaG apimami boil
$evikizmo. .-.
Andai .Philadelphiioj ivy
llo riau&GS. BE abejonGS, ta-
me buvo dideIt boI&eyikQ in
tala.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
40 zMONIU NUsKENDO.
suluzo pastolas ir keli simtai
zmoniu suburbejo upen.

Bristol. Pa, bal. |. - Va
km Gia Delaware up6n buvO
iieidziamaS naujaS pagamintaS
Iaiva> Waukau. Publikai su-
>irinkti buvo padarytaS paSto-
las (platforma).
ISkilmybiV metu pastOlaS
neatIaik6 >uSirinkuSiQ zmoniQ
<mkumo il SuIuzO. Keli Sim
tai zmoniQ Suburb6jo up6n.
Salloma, jog IS tQ apie 40
nuSkendo.
TaS iSkilmybes buvo suren-
gu>i vietoS kOmpanija Mer-
chant Shiphuilding.
SuzeiStieji paimta i ligOni-
neS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
KOREONAI SUDARE LAI-
KINA VALDzIA.
Visoj salyj seka nerimavimai
ir maistai.

Seoul, bal. 1.-Koreonai ma
cijonalistai jau tick pirmyn
pasivara,- kad Manchuriioje
sudare laikinq Korejos val.
dziq. Sta ant greitQjQ suor.
ganizavo nuosaviq kariuome-
ne, kuri pasiunciama Kore-
jon.
Korejos miestelyj Samga a
ma diena ivyllo dideli sumisl-
mai. Simtas tukstanciQ gwen,
toju pakiIo prizes iaponus il
uzpuol6 paStos stotl il policl-
jos nuovadq.
Ivyko smarkQs susiramimai.
Daug zmoniu ,uzmuSta.
Visoj Salyj neapsistoja neri-
mavimai. Visos krikScioniQ
baznycios, mokyklos il krau-
tuvas uzdarytos.
Apie $4,000 zmoniu .japonai
suareStavo il laillo llaldimuo'
Sc. Simtai zmoniQ nuzudyta il
apie 100000 suzeista. Tarp SUI
zeiStu.ju yra moteriQ il vaikll,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
JAPONAI ISIGAVo zEMEs.
NTOJON CALIF0R-
NIXON.

Mexico City, bal. l. NorS
Suv. VaIStijoS astral saugojo,
kad Amerikon neisigautQ ia
ponai, teciau tie savo tikslq
atsiek6. MekSikoS valdzia pa
randavojo japonams didelius
zem6s plotus zemeSniojoj Ca
Iifornijoi zemaA apdirbimo
tikslaiS.
Meksikonai tvirtina, kad
tasai faktas nepaliecia Mon
roe doktrinOs il sitai doktri-
mai n6la prieSingaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
TARsIs DANzIGo REL
KALE.
Vokieciai konferencijon pa
siunte Erzbergeri.

Amsterdam, bal. L. Mar
Salas Foch konferencijon
Spa pakviete vokieciu atsto-
vus. Bus pasitarta Danzigo
reikale.
Vokiessiai ton konferencijon
pasiunte Erzbergerl. Marsalas
Foch paduos jam galutinus
savo reikalavimus, kurie lures
but pildytini i "a vaIandas.
Kick zinoma, vokieciai >nu-
sprende neiIeisti lenkQ j Dan
ziga. Tuo tikslu susivienijo VI
SOS vokieciQ partijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
Illinois vaIstija priskaitoma
prie bolSeviki$kQ
DEBSO APELIACIJA PA
LIKTA BE PASEKMES.
Socijalistai, jis sake. sukelsi;
streika.

Akron, Ohio, bal. |. - Amr-
rilo> >ocijaIi>tQ partijoS Va
da>, Eugene Drb>. lures citi
kalGiiman. Nakar IS Wash
ingtono prane&ta. kad mgS-
GiauSiaS >aIic> tci>maS ncprid-
me .io aprliavimo atnauiinti
byiQ,
Sociiali>ta> Dch>. km> keIi>
kar.tu> * >ocijaIi>tQ partijo>
buvo >tatomaS kandidatu |
Suv. Nal~tiiQ prczi,lentu>, re-
dcruIio tri>mo nubau>ta> 10
mctV kaItiiman uz veikimQ
prizes SaIie~ vyriauSyhe k&rGS
metu. w prie&tariavimQ karei-
viavimuj.
Deb>a> >irguliuojQS Gia
Mrs. Margaret Prevey namuo-
~e. Kuomet pu>kelbta aug&-
GiauSioio teiSmo nuoSprendi>,
atmetQ> jo apeIiacija, Gia Sn
juo nor1jo pa>imatyti Iaikra&-
GiQ reporteriai. Bet ji> jQ ne
i>iIeido. Tik dave pa>keIbti
>ekanti IiudiiimQ:
"Ta> vi>a> reikaIaS yra ram
ko>e mano advokato Seymour
Stedman * Chicago. AZ nezi-
nau, koE> Iegali> veikima> bus
pradGtaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
TALKININKAI NEzIURES
VoKIEc1U PAsIPR1E-
sINIMo.
Gal issodins lenku kariuome-
ne Danzige.

Paryzius, bal. l. Patlrta
kad talkininkai pagahaus nu,
sprende ignoruoti vokiecip
prasiprieSinima iSsodinti len,
k1 kariuomene uoste Danzige
Jei, vokieGiai m6gins priesn,
ties, talkininllai Spekomis ~,
inns Damiga.
LaikraStis Temps raso, jog
Danzigo uzamimas dar ne.
reiIlS, kad iiS. turf TEXT len
kams.
Nes yra sumanymas Dan.
ziga padaryti neutraliu uostr
su neutrale pavisliu juosta
Ilad prie Danzigo gal6tQ priei.
ii il lenkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
BOLsEVIKAI PASIUNTE
.ULTIMATUMA cE-
KAMS. :.


Basel, bal. |. - Cngarijo>
bolSeviku vaIdzla, anot depe-
&u is ViennoS, paSiunt6 ulti,
matumq cellQ-SlovakQ val
dziai.
Tas padaryta todel, nes ce-
kQ-slovakQ kariuomen6 kon-
centruojama prizes Ungarija
Be to, pasklydeS gandaS, joe
trumpet ateityj visoj Cekijo1
zadama paSkelbti generate Wy,
III mobilizacija. -.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
RUSU BOLsEVIKAI PA
GEIDAUJA TAIK0S.
Paduoda jie talkininkams
nusileidimus.

Londonas, bal. |. : NauJo
darbininkQ laikraScio Daily
Herald redaktorius George
Lansbury praneSa, jog talki-
ninkai yra gave nuo rusQ Dol,
sevillQ vaIdzios pasiulymq
taikinties. BolseviIlai pagei-
dauja, kad talkininkai atSauK-
tu is Rusijos savo kariuome-
mes il pamestu prelybos po-
litikoS prisiIaikymo, kas boil
Sevikus labai varzo.
BolScvikai is savo pusas
uz tQ pasizada nesimaiSyti j
reiKaluS Suomijos, Estonijos,
UkrainoS ir. kitu tveriamQ res
pubIikQ, kituomet buvusiQ Ru-
siios provipcijQ.
Lmsbury yra bolSevikas, mes
.iiS ruSQ bolSevillQ valdziq au-
gStai state. Sake, tenai vieS-
patauianti ''pagirtina' tvarka
BolScvikai "pasekmingai' If
"sumaniai' pcrOrganizuojQ
induStrijq 4" "visoi' Rusijoj,
sakO LanSbu'y.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
KabIegra1la Americas Liet,
Taut. Tarybai IS Paryziiaus
AMER1Kos L1ETUv1U TAUTos TARYBA1

Lieuvos valda paskyre keturioka deegatu takos kon
ferencon Valdemaras Klmas Galvanauss, Narusevcus,
Yeas au cia Amerkds etuvams uzeidzamos keturos vie
tos Norus au ca Tuoaus suskte ktus iris atstovs k
rie gerai anglq kalba vartoja.
Delegacija Paryziue reikalauja stenografu Tuojaus
prisiuskite maSnomis r reikangais daikais
Ietuvo valda tuoaus reikalaua stenogau angu kabcs
mokytojq if gydytojQ.
Patariame jums organzuot Raudonojo Kryziaus viena
tas r tuojaus mineta staba lesomis sse Letuvon
Lietuva atsisaukia Americas etuvus kad jie dirbtQ
santakoe r padvgubintu pastangas ja neprkauso
mybe uztikrnti Jusu broia Lietuvoje hauu moka
uz laisve. JUS privalote jiems pagebeti.
Augustnas Valdemaras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
vOKIETIJA CALI sUSI-
JUNGTI sU RUSU
BOLsEVIKAIS.
If taip busia, jei talkininkai
paduos astrias taikos
salygas. z..

Copenhagen, bal, 1.-Vokie-
cip sociialistu didziumieeip
partijos narys Stoessel, kalbe-
damas kareiviQ If darbininkp
tarvbos susirinkime Bromber-
ge, Pruslioj, pazymejo, kad
jei talkininlsai paduos astrias
taikos salygas, tuomet Woke
tia susijungs su rusu boise
vikais, kaip yra padariusi I'm
garija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
DRAsUs KAREIVIs.

Seattle, Wash, bal. 1.-AnQ
diena is pakilusio $500 p6dQ
augStyn lakstytuvo krito ze-
myn kareivis Robert E. Cad
den su triIypiu parachutu il
laimingai nusileido.
Visi stebisi jo nepaprastu
drqSumu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
DARBDAVIAI BUS BAU
DzIAMI AUSTRALIJOJ.

Melbourne, bal. l.. = Aus
tralijos valdzia nusprend@,
kad sugryzusieji is kar6s ka-
revival turi but priimami ] sa-
vo buvusius Senuosius darbus
w nepri6mimq darbdaviams
paskirta $2,500 pabaudos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
SUAREsTUOTAS, BERLY,
NO SOVIETO GALVA.
Bolsevikas kaltinamas uz va,
dovavima sukilimuose.

Berlynas, bal. |. - Cia SUI
Iig valdzioS iSakymo suareS-
tuotas Berlyno centralinio So
veto pirmininkaS Ernest Dau-
ming. Jis yra neprigulminga-
sis socijalistas, taigi bolsevi-
kaS.
Jis kaltinamas bolSevikams
vadovavime bendrai su boise
viku Ledebour buvusiuose Gia
sukiIimuoSe prizes valdzia. ;,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01

vykS Su tikSlu pareikalauti
name paliuosuoti." "
Tolesnis socijalistu partijos
veikimas tuo zvilgsniu nezino-
mas. Bus laukiama oficijalio
augSciausio teismo paskelbi-
mo. Tas uzims maziausia
trisdeSimts dienQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
NEW YORKE SUAREs-
TUoTA CHICAG1ETIs.

New York, bal. 1. cia vie
moi valgykloj suarestuotas
chicagietis Marshal Clark,
kurs kalbedamas izzeide pref
.denta Wilsona.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
BALANDz1o 1, 1919 M.

Chicago. siandie grazus
.oras If salta; rytoi giedra II
kick sileiau..
Vakar zemiausia temperatus
ra buvo 80 laipsniu. siandie
ryte 80 laipsniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
streikininkai perspejami.

b~SSOA>.S~~~~---N-
Daugel vietose streikininllai
naikina gelezinkeliu- savastis
If sulaiko maisto siuntima.
Stirijoj gelezinkelieGiai strei-
kininkai ikur6 sovietus.
Anglijos atstovas Viennoie
paskelba j Austriios gyyentor
jus proklemacija, kad jie ne
IpakenktQ maisto gabenimul.
Mes kuomet maistas nebus Is
veziojamas pc sail, tuomet bus
Eur-kas blogiau.
Nieko nedaro is bolseviku.
Is Budapesto Viennon atke-
liavo leitenantas Smith. Jis
pasakoja, kad Budapesto tur-
tingesnieji gyventojai kol-kas'
nieko nedaro is bolSeviku. Ir
Site jQ nepalie6ia pilnai.
q Kuomet leitenantas apleides
Budapesta, tenai buve atidas
rytos tik vaistin6s If kelios
kavinds. siaip viskas buvo uz-
daryta.
Nauja bolSeviku valdzia Bu-
dapeste sudaro Is zmoniu. Ju
| prieSakyje stow vadas Bella
Kun, Lenino sebras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
Streikas nepasibaige.

Gauta ziniq, jog gelezinke-
lieciu streikas vokieciq Aus
trijoj nepasibaiges. Tad netie-
sa, esq, kad Vienna jau iSven-
gust bado pavojaus.
Streikas tesiasi ant visQ
rytiniQ il pietiniQ gelezinke-
liu. StreikininkQ atstovai tu-
r6jjo konferencija su kanclie-
riu Renner il militariniQ rel
kalQ sekretorium Deutsch.
Bet pasibaig6 be jokiu pasek-
miQ.
Valdzios atstovai streikinin-
kams pasiule j arbitrus anglp
pulkininka Cary, kurs yra
Trieste. Bet streikininkai ne
sutiko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
Gen. Manginui bus Quotas
platus autOritetas

Paryzius, bal. -Talkinin.
kai prizes Ungarijos bolsevi-
llus siuncia prancuzu generola
Mangin. Sitam duodama pla-
tus autoritetas. Jis slliriamas
vyriausiuoju vadu ne tik tai
kininku armijQ, bet il len
kQ.
ReiSkia, gen. Mangino NeiISi,
mo frontas prasidesiqs Juo-
domis If baigsis Baltijos ju,
rGmiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
Grumoja streiku.

"Kol ka> toxic toIe>niai bus
veikiama, pirmiauSiOj partijo>
programoS vietoj - Sukelti vi
sol Salyi darbininkQ StreikQ.
ESu pa>irengeS kovOti Iigi pat
gallo.
"Tm'iu IaiSkQ nuo kiekvie-
nos darbininkQ organizacUoS
Suv. EaIStijoSe. Tais lai$kai>
eSu uztikrinta>, kad kuomet
as ineiSiu kal6.jiman, tuOjau>
viSoj &alyi bus pakeltaS Strei-
kaS.
"E<u pilnai i>itikine>. jog
darbininkai neSud6S rankQ,
kuomet man priSieiS eiti kaI6-
jiman. NeS az del jQ pralei-
-dau Savo gyvenimQ. Jie ne
apSimalSyS, kOl nebus panal-
kinta ia neteisyb6.
"Mano valStijoS Indiana
mainieriai pirmutiniai pakel<
Streika. Jie name uztikrino,
kad nuo tOs dienOs, kuOmet as
busiu paimtas kal6jiman, val
stiiOj nebuS kaSamOs angIys,
Ir taip bus ilgai, koI nebuslu
paliuosuOtas. "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-01
Kuomet els kalejiman.

"Kalejiman eisiu geguz@s !
diena = pasauIio darbininkQ
Svent6je. Penki tukstaneiai
darbininkQ mintingQ tq diena
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-29
CITY'S FAULT FLYS
BREED, CLUB LEARNS
School Children Engaged to Wipe Out Breeding Places of
Pests Show What Is Wrong

The scope of the Civic Club fly
contest this year has been enlarged
to meet with some of the requests
made by Colonel Edward Martin,
State Health Commissioner, in his
campaign to make the city a model
one from health and sanitary stand
points, Mrs. William Henderson
president of the Civic Club, an
nounced to-day.
Efforts this year will be directed
to large extent to bring about the
determination of the breeding places
of the flies, Mrs. Henderson explain
ed. And to do this. the work is
being carried into the city public
schools by the approval of the Har-
risburg School Board with Mrs. Hen
derson and DR.. F. e. Downes, super
intendent OF city schools, in charge
of the work.
Schools Are Helping
The work has been explained tn
the principals of the various schools
and they in turn are presenting the
details to their students. Each
one will be encouraged to aid in
every possible way in the campaign,
which will be continued throughout
the summer -
remarkable results have already
peen accomplished in several of the
schools, especially among the stu
| dents IN the Downey Building, Mrs
henderson said. Conditions in tn,
| district from (which these anildrer
| come are among the very worst II
tne city, but the children are full,
awake to the problems.
Ihey have organized a Civic CIut
IN that school and the children are
| quite active in combating the un
! healthful conditions that abound ir
| their vicinity. Conditions favorable
to the rapid multiplication of flies
abound, and these children, many OF
them underfed and none. of then
having more than the bare necessi.
ties of life, have given very ma.
terial aid in combating them, Mrs
Henderson says.
The Schools Report
Ten bushels of lime have already
been sent to the children of the
school to use in combating the un.
favorable conditions there. The con.
ditions as they exist in this district
are set forth by the Downey SchooI
club, signed by Adam Seib, vice.
president, and Cyrus Palm, secre.
tary follows:
THE children of the Civic Club OF
the Downey Building wish to report
that the city is not doing it's part
in fighting flies.
First: 1t does not empty our
garbage cans
Second: 1t puts sewage on the
dumps at Verbeke and Cameron.
Third: A tanning place at Ver-
beke and Cameron leaves parts oi
dead animals outside where the flies
can breed.
Fourth: Dead animals are allow
ed to lie on the dump unburied.
I'VE have divided the lime among
fifty different families.
I'VE will do what we can to make
Harrisburg f1yless city"
First Contest Next Month
Mrs. Henderson took occasion to
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-29

Following the eulogy by William
Fortna, DR.. j. George Becht. of the
State Department of Education, ad-
dressed the students of the school,
Quoting from Colonel McCrea's s
poem, I'm Flanders Fields" DIR.
Becht said:
IF We break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, tho poppies
blow
In Flanders fields"
The speaker charged the audi
ence with the responsibility of
keeping the faith for the sake of
democracy. Continuing, he spoke of
his experience abroad. meeting the
English, French and Italian SOL
diers. While he expressed admira-
ton for all of them. he stated that
the American doughboy possessed
something that none of the others
had. Spirit and initiative were two
things that carried the American
soldier over the top" was his state
ment.
1t was an impressive service that
will linger long in the memory of
Tech students, who cherish the
memory of these fallen dead, some
of whom would have gradual 4 this
year with the class of 1919
The service was concluded with
the singing of the National anthem,
while soldiers present stood at at
tention.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-29
Counter Proposals of
Enemy Are Non in
Hands of Allies
FIND FAULT IN
FOES DEMANDS
Fiun1e Is to Become
Independent City
Powers Decide

Paris, May 2o.-The counter
proposals formulated by the
German delegation at Versailles
have been delivered to the
French authorities. The pro-
posals probably will go before
the Council of Four of the Peace
Conference at this mornings ses-
sion.
The German reply was received in
instalments. The first instalment,
comprised sS pages. other install
ments followed this and it was un-
derstood that the delivery of the
document would be completed with
in the time limit.
The reply is written in German
and bears the caption: "Observa-
tions of the German Delegation on
the Conditions of Peace"
Germany to-day made formal re-
ply to the treaty terms presented to
her on May Z. While not as
voluminous as recent reports have
led the world to expect, the German
counter-proposals appear to take is
sue with the Allies on nearly all
the important phases OF the treaty,
according to summaries received
from Berlin and Paris.
Immediately after the presenta-
ton of Germany's reply, Count Won
Brockdorff- Rantzau, chief of the
enemy peace mission, will, according
to report, leave Paris for Spa.
Whether his departure will mark
his retirement as a member of the
German peace mission is not known.
Several minor members of the Ger
man mission left Paris for Germany
yesterday.
This afternoon pIenary session
of the Peace Conference will be held
for the purpose of communicating
| to the nations which broke relations
with Austria the peace terms which
the Council of Four has decided to
present to the representatives of the
/ former dual empire. There is as yet
some doubt as to the subject mat
! ter of the terms, reports indicating
that the reparation clauses will be
presented at later meeing.
Dispatches from Paris indicate an
| agreement by the Council of Four
on questions relative to the Adriatic
and the city of F'iume. That city,
according to the latest reports, is
to be an independent municipality.
Regarding the other arrangements
made it is stated that certain of the
! Dalmatian Islands are to go to
Italy, but it is understood that she
will not get the Adriatic ports of
lara and Sebenico.
Lenine Issues Statement
| A statement has been issued by
Nikolai Lenine, the Bolshevik prem
ier of Russia, attacking Bella Kun,
chief of the Soviet in Hungary, ac-
cording to a London dispatch. The
statement is said to assert that Mos
COW is the center of the world revo-
luton and must be obeyed."
American troops are apparently to
be Immediately withdrawn from
northern Russia, transports having
arrived at Archangel with British
| forces which will relieve the men
who have been holding the lines dur
! ing the last winter.