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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
BOLSEVIKAI ATAKUO-
JA VILNIU.

Londonas, geg. 7. IS Ber-
limo pranesazna, kad ten
gauta is Kauno ziniu, jog
bolsevikq stiprios spekos
atakuoja Lietuvos sosyine
Vil1iQ, kuri prizes pora sa-
valciQ uzeme lenku armi-
ia. Sakoma, bolsevikai
vartoja stipria artilerijos ug
nj.
Nuo Red. Mes Siam pra-
nesimui netikime, les pora
dlenq atgal tilpo pranesi-
mas lletuviu delegacijos Pa
r1yz5iuje, kur pasakyta, kad
lenkal nepajiege uzimti Vii
nlQ, nors bande tai daryti
II kad Vilniu Wis dar Waldo
rusQ bolsevikai. Jie, ma
tyti, stengiasi parodyti pa
sauliui, kad lietuviai ME
kan tike.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
100
POLICIJA ISGELBEJO
2OLSEVIKA NUO MI
MOS.

Gerry, Ind, geg. 7. Va,
kar vakare policija sustab
de bolseviku susirinkima ir
paemusi tula kalbetoja Lii
ga Szigorbska is Akron,
Ohio ir pasodine ant Primo
traukinio isveze is miesto.
Pasirodo, kad minia apie
500 serbu jieskojo raudono
jo kalbetojo, kad sudras-
kius i smotus; policija is.
vengimui riausiQ pagelbe-
jo minetam kalbetojui pra,-
siSalinti is miesto.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
:SUO ISSIEME SAU PAS
PORTA.

New York, geg. Z. PM
Gerry, moteris Rhode Is
land senatori''s, keliauja
'Anglijon If norinti veztis
su savim mylima sunyti.
Vienok Anglijon siuo lai-
ku jokiu sunu neisileidzia-
ma.
Kad apgavus Anglijos
valdzia Suniui iSduota for
malls pasp04 tas; isduodant
suniui pasporta, prisilaiky-
ia tam tikru ceremoniju.
I Dabar kila klausimas, ar
Anglia isileis mineta SUM
savo salin. Bet PM Gerry
yra tikra, kad isileis, mes
suo esas a.lerikonas ir is
tikimas savo saliai, taipgi
jis nera ir bolSevikas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
KONGRESAS SUSIRINKS
19 GEGUZIO.

Washington, D. c. Prezi-
dentas Wilsonas kablegra-
mu susaukia speciale Su-
vienytu Valstiju kongerso
sesija, kuri susirinks pane
delyje, 19 diena geguzio.
Diena speciales kongre-
so sesijos paskirta daug an
ksciau negu to tikejosi de-
mokratQ partijos lyderiai
Manoma, kad tai paskubi-
no su savo patarimais SEX,
retorius Glass, del isrisimc
tulu labai svarbiu reikalu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
PASAULINES KARE LIE
GIONAI.

ST. Louis, geg. 7. siadien
cia atvyko Simtai delegatu
irI jQ laukiama Xxi tukstan-
clio, kurie atstovaus j ketu-
lis milijonus buvusiu ka-
reiviQ. JQ tikslu yra suor-
ganizuo44 Pasaulines kares
legionus Amerikoje. Tape
iSrinkta laikinoji valdyba.
kurion iejo Rooseve1to SUI
nus If kit zymus vyrai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
RIAUsES MASKVOJ, 400
UZMUSTU.

Londonas, geg. 7. Ex-
change Telegraph pranesa,
'kad Vokietiioje gauta Ii
niQ, jog pereitoje savaite-
je Maskvoje ivyko riauses,
kuriose minia reikalavo
duonos if sukavo salin Le-
ninas If Trockis. Numal-
sinimui riausininku tapo is
saukta raudonoji gvardija
pasekmejo to visko, uzmus-
ia apie 400 ypatu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
EKSPLOZlJOJE UZMUS.
IA SO ANGLAKASIU.

Wilkes Barre, Pa, geg. 3.
Siadien netoli Wilkes Barre
istiko angliaka.yklose gazo
ekspliozija, kur uzmusta ne
mazas skaitlius angliaka-
siu. Be to, iskiles po eks-
'pliozijai gaisras uzverte bu-
ri angliakasiQ.
Jau istraukta keletaS ku-
M If spejama, kad eksplio-
zijoje bus zuve apie SO ypa-
tu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
1aikos S|ygos Link
Vokietjos.
PruSu Lietuva Atida|inta,
Nenunas Observation-Disclosures,
RiauS8s Maskvoj 400 uznnu$ta
t44
lankai aIznda haISauiku minietnri
Lenkai nuzud8 boI$eviku minister.

tant ir oficierus; konskrip-
CHA 'Vokietijos .zemese pa
reiSkia kariume
me turi but tik is liuosno-
.riu.
Visi fortai so kilometru
j rytus nuo Reino turi butt
Vokietijai uz-
draudziamas isvezimas ii
taipgi ivezimas ginklu il
amunicijos; gaminimas gi
NINETY dalyku sumazinama
Xxi minimumo.
Talkininkai Wis laikys uz
eme savo kariumene dali
Vokietijos zemiu, pakol te
sis atstatymas; bet kariu-
meme bus mazinama kas
treti ar penkti metal, ,iei Vo
kietija pildys savo privalu-
mus.
Iteikiant Vokietijos dele
gacijai augSciau minetas is
lygas dalyvavo atstovai nuo
II ivairiu Sally, dalyvavo
taipgi ir Italijos delgacija,
krlri pribuvo Paryziun 81 ry-
'ta; islygas iteike Francuzi-
jos premieras Clemeceau.
Nuo Vokietijos abelnai
pa6mus atimama apie 35,-
782 ketvirtainiu myliu.
: Nemunas Internacionali-
zuojamas.
Vienu is labai lytinciQ lie
tuvius punktu yra tarptau-
tinimas Nemuno nuo Balti-
ko juriQ net Xxi Gardino.
Prusu Lietuva Vokietija
atiduoda talkininku kontro-
len, kol jos gyventojQ liki-
mas bus nusprestas.
Is sios sutarties yra nu-
manu-, kad visas Lietuvos
klausimas bus risamas We
liaus, sykiu su Rrsijos klau-
simu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
VOKIETIJOS STEIGIAMA
SAL SUSIRINKIMAS
LAUKIA.


Berlinas, geg. 7. Taikos
komisija Vokietijos steigia
mojo susirinkimo nusL.e
de nesiskirstyti If laukti toll
mesniu basekmiu is Taikos
Kongreso, kad pasitarus su
Vokietijos delegatais taikos
sutarties klausime.
Taikos sutarties tekstas
bus isverstas yokieciu kal-
bon apie sekanti panedeli.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
FIUME ITALIJAI PO
KETURU METU.

Paryzius, geg. I'd. Italijos
premieras Orlando prieme
islygas, kad Fiurne Xxi 1923
metu bus tik Italijos kontro
leje. Per ta laika lures
but itaisyta o-Slovams
naujas uostas kelios mylios
nuo mineto if tada miestas
Fiume pereis Italijos ran
kosna.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
CHINIJA NEPASIRASYS
PO SUTARTIMI.

Pekinas, geg. Z. siadien
Chinijos ministeriu kabine-
tas nutare pranesti Chini-
jos delegacijai Taikos Kon-
ferncijoj, kad jie nepasira
sytu po taikos sutartimi, jei
joj bus pervedara ,Taponi-
jai tiesos Santungo pussa
lyle.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
TVANAS sVEDIJOJE.

Stockholm, geg. z. siau-
rine sved1Jos dali l1zplove
vanduo If padsrnyta nucsto-
liu apie uz S7,5OO,OOO. Van
dens pribuvima issauke di-
deli lietQs. Tapo sunaikin-
ia tris dideles farmos, ku-
riu triobesiai nunesta jures
ma. Xxi siol jau suzinota,
kad zugo IL ypatp. q
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
BLOKADA VOKIETIJAI,
JEI NESUSITAIKYS.

Paryzius, geg. Z. Vakar
vakare islesta praneSimas,
kuriame sakoma, kad tai
kininkQ ekonomine koroisi-
ia svarste Vokietijos bloka
dos forma, jei kartais Vo-
kietija atsisakytu pasirasy-
ii po taikos sutartimi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
BELGIJA JIESKO PASKO
LOS AMERIKOJE.

Brusells, geg. 7. Belgijos
valdzia nusprendusi jiesko
ii paskolos $50O,OOO,OOO ar
pas talkininkus, ar Suvieny
tose Valstijose. W pasko-
Ia Belgija paveda atlygini-
ma, kuri tikisi gauti is Vo-
kietijos uz kares nuosto-
illus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
ORLAIVININKAS NUNE.
Sc SUTARTI VOKIE-
TIJON.

Versailles, geguzio 7 d.
Tuoj aplaikius taikos sutar-
tt, Vokietijos atstovas, gra.
fas Brockdorff- f-Rantzau da-
We viena sutarties ekzem-
plioriQ rinktinam lakunui.
kad nunestQ sutarti Wei
maran, kad iteikus ia Eber-
to kabinetui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
w VAINA PO 500.

Ottowa, Ill. Rock Island
gelezinkelic 'kieme tapo uz
musta du vaiku z ir s me-
tu, abu broliai. Tevai de
lei siQ dvieju gyvasciu su-
stake su kompanija, uz ka
gavo 5000, taigi po Simta
nuo vaiko.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
BULIU IMTYNlU zIURE.-
10 1900 Y2ATU.

Brownsville, Tex. geg. 5.
Meksikoje, arti Americas
rrbeziaus tapo surengta bu-
liu imtines. Paziureti i'm
tiniQ atvyko apie 1000 ypa
tQ, daugiausiai amerikie-
ciu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
LENKAf NUzUDE Be-.
SEVIKU LYDERI.

Kopenhagenas, geg. Z
LenkQ laikrasciai pranesa,
kad uzemus lenkams Vii.
niQ tapo suimtas Adolf Jof.
fe, buvusis bolsevikq amba-
sadorius Berline, kuris We
lian tapo susaudytas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
VOKIETIJA PINIGAIS
NEMOKES.

Paryzius, geg. Z. Vokieti-
JOS atstovai Taikos Konfe-
rencijoj uzreiSke, kad ncrs
Jie If pasirasytQ po taikos
sutartimi, kurioje butu rel
kalaujama pinigisko atlygi-
'nimo, Vokietija Wis tick TO-
kiQ piniginiQ atlyginimu ne
mokes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
BLAIVYBE UzDARO
STIKLO DIRBTUVES.

Cincinnati, Ohio, geg. 5,
Viena is cionyksciu stiklu
dirbtuviu uzsidare. Josios
uzsidarymo priezastimi yra
ivedmas blaivybes visoj sa
lyj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
ARGENTINA ISSIUNCIA
1900 ANARCHLSTU.

Ruenos Aires, geg. Z. d.
Pranesama, kad policija yra
suemusi apie 1,7O0 ypatu
nuziuretQ, kaipo anarchistu.
Jie visi bus issiuncciami is
Argentinos. t
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
ORAS.
Chicagoje ir &pielinkeie:

NnlcagoJe II GplelInkeJe:
Ketverge daugiau debe-
siuota If gal lietus naktin ir
taipgi p6tnycioj; Wis vesu If
vidutiniai siaur-ryciu vejai.
Sauletekis 5:37; Saule-
leidis 1855.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
TAIKOS ISLYGOS LINK
VOKIETIJOS.

Paryzius, geg. 7. siadien
popiet iteikta Vokietijos de
legacijai taikos sutarties
tekstas. Taikos sutarties
tekstas turis apie $4,000
zodziu. Jis atspausdintas
greta anglu ir francuzQ | VI
bomis, kurios pripazin IS
lygiateisemis.
Ant sios sutarties darba-
yosi virS tukstancio eksper-
tQ apie pusketvirto menesio.
ST sutartis lytisi Tx viena
Vokietija; kitas-gi Woke
tijos talkininkes palyti tik
tick, ant kick jQ reikalai
esq suristi su Vokietija.
Sutartis paskirstyta j pen
kiolika skyriu. Sutartis ap
ina klausimus sekancioj
tvarkoj: Sudarymas TautQ
Lygos; Vokietijos rubeziai
Europoje; paskirstymas Eu-
ropos j politikos kliasas; (;
kariumenes, laivyno ir ka-
risky orlaiviQ klausimas; +;
nelaisviai ir kariski nuosto-
liai ir atsakomyb6 uz tai f;
pinigines, ekonomines iSly-
gos ir atstatymas nuteriotp
saliu; orlaivininkyste gele-
zinkeliai, upes ir uostai, ir
darbo klausimas.
Pe1uainos Europos zemla-
pyle.
Sulyg sutarties Vokietija
butinai turi atsisakyti
nuo Alsace-Lorraine, kuri
vel sugrazinama Francuzi-
jai ir sutinka padaryti tarp-
tautisku Soar baiseinu lai-
kinai, o Danziga padaryti
tarptautiSku ant visados.
Sutinka su permainomis
rubeziu link Belgijos, DAM
jos ir Rytines Prusijos (?)
if atiduoda Lenkijai dides-
ne dali Augstesnes Silezi-
jos.
Atsisako nuo visu tiesr
link Sally ir kolioniju esan.
civ lie Europoje, ypac Mo
rocco, Egiptas, Siam, Libe
RIA ir santung. Taipgi pr
pazista pilna neprigulmy
be Vokiskaijai Austrijai
cecho-Slovakijai ir Lenki
5ai.
Naikinama Vokietiios
militarizmas.
Vokietijos armija susim'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-08
Naikinama Vokietijos
militarizmas.

Vokietijos armija susima
zhla Xxi 100000 vyrq iskai-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-21

of Georgette Crepe in navy
blue - plated front and
back. round neck with bands
of bead trimming; also same
on turn back cuffs - at
$21.OO.
Also other models in yoke
effects and hand embroidery
at $500.
White waists Of georgette,
hand embroidered and real
Venice lace trimmings; col
lars are fat, cuffs pin tuck,
at $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-21
SHRINERS WILL
ATTEND SESSION
South Bend MaSonS to Go to
Indianapolis for Big
Gathering. .

More than so Shriners OF South
Bend. members Imperial council OF
indianapolis, are planning 10 attend
the sessions 20 be held at the Murat
temple on June 10. OF the 200
mem bers Of the Shriners club OF
this city, the membership is divided
between the councils Of Ft. Wayne,
Hammond and Indianapolis.
on the evening of Wednesday.
June II. big street parade will be
held for the Shriners Of Indiana in
indianapolis. The Shrines are
spending $4,000 for street decora-
tons. Patrols. bands. drum corps
and chanters TO the number OF TO-
900 men. are expected TO be in line
OF march
According 10 reports OF the pa
rade received by the local lodge
members it Will be on such a scale
that 100000 people from over the
state are expected to witness the
spectacle.
Shrine drill organizations are
richly uniformed in silks and satins
of finest textures. their costumes be-
ing Of an emphasized zouave style,
no two patrols or bands being ar
rayed alike The drnl movements
Of one organization differ from the
others. each Astounding in original
ity and having a pronounced vaude-
vile flavor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-21

Favor United Campaign.
We are az favor OF q united cam
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-21

Stop taking salts for a while
and eat Whole Grain Wheat.
Deliciousl When unmilled, as
it comes from the field, wheat is
the grandest food in the world.
1t comes cooked all ready to eat.
Try one can. Breakfast cereal,
also a delicate side dish at the
evening meal. Why do you
wind your watch9 Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-21
pr. EcIIs Talks.


Or. Eells, speaking Tor the Minis
terial association. said.
After the close OF the war the
nation is undergoing a adjustment
Having fought aSainst sutoCraCy
abroad our boys are returning and
demanding democracy in affairs ar
home. What Is a democracy The
best answer Is our own form of gov
ernment. Who appropriates money
for our city The city council com
posed q men nomination and elect
ed by the general public.
Who appropriatss money for our
state2 The legislature composed OF
men nominated and elected BY thu
general public Who appropriates
money for our nauon2 Congress.
which Is composed OF men elected
By the general public. dow IS the
war chest directorate orSanized g..
Persons are directors who are sup
posed TO represent various orgaDiza-
tions. But not one Uf these organ
nations was given an opportunity Co
even nominate. much less elect, the
persons that are supposed go Dee rep
reSentatives.
Favor United Campaign.
we are AZ favor OF a united cam
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-21

Gloves of Silk to match the 4
dainty costumes of summer A
complete line or Kaysers now
here at moderate prices.
Gloves of white kid for June
brides, also in black and colors
for travelling.
ParasoIs and colored I'm
brellas, rain and sunproof, in
many new shades. plain and
fancy bands, some with ring or
leather loops for wrist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-21

the plans and wishes Of the general
council
The federation Of civic clubs be-
deves in the idea Of the single drive
and welfare chest"
The committee appointed by the
federation to draw up the resolu-
tons was: Rev. c. c. Jordan, w. G..
Erler. c. D. Britton, Mrs. Edward
Moritz and Mrs. Homer J. Miller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-21
White Hats for Midsummer.

Beautiful modes in white congratulations LeghOS and af
fea-wh ostrich flowers and embroidery trimming Dress and
Semi-DreSS Hats for June brides from $500 to $500
Sport Hats of silk aea in pastel -OchidS-pOnCean
lon pink and white from $500
$500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-21
Summer Silk Hose

The Phoenix Hosiery for women and misses,
in black and colors to match the new shoe
shades
Hose of Pure Silk, with Isle tops. to give
added service in wearing, double sole. toe and
heel; black, brown, mouse and gray, at $1.1o
Also in full fashioned with elastic top, in black
only. at SITS.
Drop Stitch Hose of pure silk in black, white
and cordovan, at $1.15.
Notaseme Hose. pure silk. with seamless boot
and shaped leg in black. navy and dust at S1.5O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-21

An instrument for measuring the
resiliency Of textile rubber and 9TH
er materials records the difference
between the normal thickness of a
sample and its thickness under pres
sure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-21
Sweaters for Sport Wear
In Wool SILK and Eibre SILK

In Wool. Silk and Fibre Silk
Wool Sweaters with roll collars extending to
waist line, fastened with two large crochet but
tons belt and pockets. also a tuxedo sweater. a
very attractive garment at $7.95.
Fibre Silk Sweaters, tuxedo and coat styles.
also slipover all colors including copen rose
coral pekin, at $7.95, $3.50 to $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-21

paign for philanthropic funds VIC
are IN favor Of a Welfare Chest or
some Kindred organization. Put we
realize that IL will lie ten times
harder 10 raise one-half the amount
this year as II was 10 raise the
amount pledged last wear Last year
various concerns took the money
pledged by their employees out OF
their pay envelopes That was a
war measure. That will not be done
this year. Now VIC are approaching
a peace basis. People are demand
ing an organization that will be dem
ocratic in character wherein each
contributor can nave an opportunity
to register his personal views Of the
policy and choice OF the directors 10
appropriate the money contributed.
Especially among the laboring
classes there is a strong demand for
an organization from the bottom up
and not from the top down
Therefore, we appear before YOU
at the behest Of the Ministerial as
sociation, which has elected US as
their representative 70 ask YOU
directors 70 collaborate with us in
securing an organization that will
appeal 10 the personal interests of
each contributor and that will insure
a successful campaign for the need
cd funds"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-21
Civic Federation's Attitude.


Rev Jordan, representing the
Civic Federations, said:
THE Federation of Civic Clubs
presented the following suggestions
in reply 10 the War Chest boards
request for expression Of its atti-
tude toward the single drive in sup
port of charitable and philanthropic
organizations.
THAT in the development and ex-
pansion growth of South Bend the
social conditions are such as to de-
mand larger cooperative attention.
that il is desirable that the commu-
nifty spirit and civic consciousre ss
be deepened, that the time is ripe
for larger cooperation and coordi-
nation Of all the sOcializing agencies
of the city, and that all the socializ-
ing elements Of the city. such as the
churches. civic clubs, Chamber OF
Commerce, the charitable and
phiIanthropic ORGANIZATIONS, and all
the clubs and organizations interest
ed in the development of the COM
munity spirit and civic consciousness
should unite in and elect representa-
tives 10 the organization that man
ages the campaigns for the social
DettcrmeDt needs of the city.
Suggestion OF Clubs.
The federated clubs suggest that
some organization as follows would
make for increased and permanent
success under the changed conditions
war times.
That these various examinations
and civic centers elect represen ta-
tives TO a general council or les que
for social service and civic welfare.
Popular Vote Control.
That this general council nOmi-
nate the members Of the executive
board That this board be elected
by the popular vote of all contrib
Utors 20 the welfare chest. That
this executive board shall make a
social survey of the city and decide
ON an adequate budget, submit 1t 10
the general council for ratification.
or that this executive board execute
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-12
SEATTLE AND EVERETT
OFFICIALS ON TRAIL
OF YOUTHFUL BANDITS

Seattle, WASH, May f2.-No
trace had been found early this
morning Of four youthful automo-
bile bandits who terrorixed the vi
cinity between Seattle and Everett
from II p. m. Sunday until I q. m.
Monday morning, whom in
speedy automobile they held up
and robbed eight people at the
point of an automatic pistol. Po-
lice and deputy sheriffs Of Seattle
and Everett are on tho trail Of
the bandits and have been scour-
ing the vicinity Of the hoIdups
since late Sunday night.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-12
SOLDIERS, CONVICTs
FIGHT GENDARMES ON
STREETS OF NAPLES

Paris, May IL. - A battle oe-
CURED last night on the streets of
Naples between liberated convicts
and soldiers on one side and eend-
armes on the other, Rome dis
patches to Information reported
today.
The soldiers and convicts defeat
ed the gendarmes and captured
the courthouse here. The gend-
armes took refuge in the Carbin-
ers barracks opposite, where they
were later reinforced by battal-
ion of loyal troops, the dispatch
said. Order was restored after
an hours fighting.
Three thousand shots were ex-
changed. The Casualties, It was
reported, were IA wounded.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-12
Definition of Boundaries to be
Leading Feature of Pact to
be Presented 10 the Dele.
gates This Week.
INDEPENDENCE OF GER
MAN-AUSTRIA ASSURED
Armies Will be Reduced to Po-
lice Forces on Volunteer
Basis, as Conscription Plan
Will be Abolished.
By FRED s. FERGUSON.

BY FRED s. FERGUSON.
copyright 1919 by the United Presso
faris, May 1.-THE Austro-H Hun
sarian peace terms, while de-
signed to reduce the former dual
monarchy to tho status OF third
e'as: nation, viii provide its eco
nomic rehan'''tation, It was learn
cd from an authoritative source
TO-DAY.
Inc treaties though not yet COM
pleted, are expected to be ready for
presentation this week. The outstand-
ing feature naturally Will be the defi-
milton OF boundaries. This Will Off
ciaiiy establish the independence OF
hungary ana the Two republics or
Czecno-SloVakia and Jugo-Slovakia.
NO DOUBT VIII be allowed to remain
regarding the lndependence OF Ger
man austria NOT only Will this be
speciIieo IN the German treaty, but
necessity 1or approVal py the council
OF the league OF nations or any union
with Germany VIII De provided in the
III ,ne inah rrea's' the IT'S
&C., ui y, '"e nuIsa ariah p,c's
salient noin+s tbe Jrni+ad pr.s. :. ah,s
70 state will bo os foIIou..
.,o,,nz.a,-v
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-12
DOLLAR PER MILE TO
BE RATE FOR AERIAL
TAXI TRANSPORTATION

San Francisco, May 12.-Natur-
ally aerial taxi rates will be high.
That was shown definitely today
by announcement of 81 per mile
as transportation charges on the
planes of the Mercury aviation
company, which starts service from
Los Angeles to Fresno Thursday.
The company will run planes in
trains of four, making a round
trip daily.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-12
BALLOON, PUNCTURED
BY BULLETS, FORCED
TO COME TO EARTH

Akron. o.. May 1.-THE first
of the seven balloons entered in
the navy long distance flight, which
started here yesterday afternoon,
was forced to land at Penn town
ship, Pa, this afternoon, it is re-
ported here. Fifteen shots were
said to have been fired at the bal
loon while over Baden, Pa. pune
turing the bag 1t was piloted by
lieutenant Richard Howarth
One balloon was reported to have
been sighted near L.ncaster, Pa.
this morning.
No word has been received from
the other balloons in the race.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-12
ASSISTANT CASHIER
OF IOWA BANK HELD
ON ROBBERY CHARGE

Des Mones. Iowa, May 12-M.
G. Pharmer, assistant cashier of
tho Iowa State bank, recently
merged with another bank, is in
Jail today charged with robbery
and larceny, in connection with
tho robbery of the bank in March.
He was arrested Sunday, the po-
lice announced today.
Bandits entered the bank just
before it opened for business on
March 25, and according to em-
pIoyes, made Pharmer and an as
sistant open vault from which
they took $4,000 in cash and H.
berty bonds and escaped.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-12
PACKERS SUCCEED IN KEEPING MILLIONS
OF P0UNDS OF ARMY SURPLUS MEATS OFF
MARKET IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN PRICES

Washington, May 12.- After a
series of closed conferences, the
big packers have succeeded in
holding off from the market "a,
100000 pounds Of army meat
!. bought by the war department. and
no longer needed, it was learned
today. The war department, it
developed, called in representatives
Of Wilson, Morris, Armour, Cud-
ahy and Libby, Mcneil and Lib
by to advise as to some methods
Of disposing Of this huge surplus,
without affecting meat prices in
this country. The ENORMOUS
stores Of meat represent two
years output Of the big packing
plants and the packers protested