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Smyrna times., 1919-08-20
SMYRNA HIT BY SEVEREST
WIND STORM IN 40 YEARS
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was kept going. 1t was Saturday be-
fore electric lights were turned on.
Train Traffic Suspended By WashOut.
Smyrna and all towns south of the
D. & C. Canal were shut off from
train service Thursday and Friday
and part of Saturday. The hold up
on the Delaware road is due mainly
and perhaps exclusively to the wash
out of the trackage near the bridge
over the Delaware and Chesapeake
canal, between Ki1kwood and Mt.
Pleasant, for a distance of $50 feet.
About $50 feet of track was suspend
ed 20 feet high Immediately outside
of the approaches to the bridge. The
washout which eliminated in the order
to close traffic indefinitely came about
Thursday afternoon at o'clock when
the basin near the bridge, which was
filled with the water from a cloud
burst, overran its banks and rushed
up against the sides of the trackage
on the approaches to the bridge. Con-
slant water power directed against
the approaches soon washed every
thing from under the tracks leaving
them suspended in the air. Orders
were at once issued to stop traffic on
both sides of this major washout.
This did not occur until nearly ten
hours after the storm, the water in
the basin rising slowly until it over
flowed towards the bridge. Train
service was restored on Saturday.
Smyrna was completely isolated by
both mail and train service for a
while and most traffic was by auto.
Greatest Damage Done to Crops.
The greatest damage has been done
to crops, the peach, apple and pear
crops especially suffering beyond any
conception as far as financial loss is
concerned. Entire peach and apple
orchards with thousands of trees have
been stripped of their fruit, by being
beaten to the ground, and it was &
common sight to walk through the
large orchards of Kent county Thurs
day and see from one to five Thousand
baskets of peaches and apples lying
on the ground. Corn fields and toma
) to patches are fiat on the ground ant
l many farmers estimate that there viii
be less than half crop of corn. B,
the changing of the wind at the ba,
= shores the threatened damage at thos
: places was side-tracked. The high It'd
due at eleven o'clock WEDNESDAY
: evening at Woodland Beach, Kilt
e Hammock and Bowers Beach did nc
: reach its height because of the win
y changing about 10 o'clock. All dow
/ the State to Milford and on thru Sus
sex county, and even the Easter
d Shore of Maryland, the damage wa
}. severe.
Smyrna times., 1919-08-20
THREE TRUCKS STUCK IN MUD
CIOudburst Visits Smyrna and Vicin-
ity MOnday.-TwO Cows Killed.

ity MOnday.-TwO Cows Killed.
Another severe rain storm visited
lower New Castle and upper Kent
counties shortly before 8 o'clock Mon
day night and did more damage to
some crops. In Kent county in the vi
cinity of Smyrna, there was practical
lv a cloudburst. The storm undid
much repair work, especially on the
roads that was made necessary by the
storm of last Wednesday. On the
Smyrna detour, around the head of
Lake Como within sight of the town,
three trucks and one touring car were
stalled at one time. One of the
trucks was loaded with IT'S baskets OF
peaches. They were uncovered and
no doubt damaged by the rain. The
stalled cars were all gotten out dur
ing the night. Two cows were killed
by lightning in a field between Clay
ton and Middletown, adjoining the
railroad.
Smyrna times., 1919-08-20
NEXT SUNDAY AT AsBURY.

Rev. T. n. Given and Rev. Milton
McCann Occupy Pulpit During Day
In the absence of Rev. Ransom 2.
Nichols, pastor, the pulpit of Asbury
M. E. Church, will be occupied next
Sunday morning at IL o'clock, by Rev.
T. N. Given, of Lewiston, Pa,
and in the evening at 7.30 o'clock,
by Rev. Milton McCann. Pastor
Nichols is enjoying his months vaca-
ton at Ocean Grove, N. ]. Last Sun
day Rev. Norris Elvey, of Epworth
Church, Wilmington, recently secre-
tary of the Y. M. c. A., filled the pull
pit, and in the evening the W. c. T.
U. had charge of the program.
Smyrna times., 1919-08-20
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

H. Willoughby Josephs, brother of |
Mrs. Cummins E. Speakman, of Bel |
mont Hall, who has been in the SER
vice overseas, has received his honor
able discharge and returned home
Thursday. "Wee" Josephs, as he is
familiarly known by his Smyrna
friends, was a member of the second
division of the famous Fifth Regi-
ment L. S. Marines, and was in the
thckest of the fight at Chateau Thier-
~, the battle that saved Paris and
turned the tide that eventually de-
feated the Hun. "Wee" had some
real experience, was wounded and re-
covered and "Over the top" many
times. He was given a cordial well
come home.
Mrs. E. K. Boehmler has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. o.
L. Carey, at Nassau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Boehmler
and family, of Malvern, Pa, motored
down Sunday and spent the day with
ms mother and brother, Mrs. E. K.
Boehmler and George w. Boehmler.
MIR. and Mrs. George L. Townsend,
OF Newark, motored to Smyrna, Sun
Oay' and spent the day-with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker.
Mrs. ]. W. Anthony and Miss Eu-
nice Anthony have returned from q
trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. Frank E. Postles has beer
spending several days in Baltimore
Mr. Ernest Haynes, of Wilmington
Is spending his vacation in Smyrna
visiting his mother, Mrs. T. H
Haynes.
Miss Grace Tucker has returned
lrOm visit to Wilmington, Cheste
and Philadelphia.
Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker and daughter
MISS Frances Louise Hoffecker, re
turned last week from three weeks
''slt to friends on Long Island, N. J
Mrs. Z. S. Dwight is visiting he
relatives in Virginia.
Mrs. W. G. Hill, of Baltimore, wa
q visitor to Smyrna last week, and re
'e,sed cordial greeting.
Hev ]. Dirickson Cummins, {
Centreville, Nd, son of Postmastt
ana Mrs. A. Lee Cummins, of tn
Town, has rendered his resignation {
rector Of st. Paul's Church, Centr
'ille' and has accepted call to b
come dean of Christ Church, Cath
uial, at New Orleans, Louisiana,
wealthy southern church of betwe'
OVO and 900 communicates. The hon
: a distinct one to a young man
neV' Mr.. Cummihs' years and /
Ailends are congratulating him on /
nse in the ministry.
Smyrna times., 1919-08-20

Nice 2.Year- Old HOIstein Bull
Entitled to Registry.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

One farm wagon in good order one Dear
cart in good order; Superior corn planter
good as new; Deering mower, good as new
Deering binder. all in good order: 1l-spout
Bickford & Huffman grain drill all IN good
order =. 1-horse rake; sled corn cutter; wheel
cnItivator: 1-hand cultivator; No. 30 Oliper
chill pIow No. 90 Oliber plow: right new
60-tooth twin harrow; single dice harrow
roller three-horse trees; two-horse trees
q sets of plow harness l set of wagon har-
ness collars and brides 9-spout hoe drill
TERMS All sums of $50 and under; cash
over that amount credit OF ~ months n WI WI
with approved endorser.
SAM HUSTLEToN.
REYNEAR w. SLAUGHTER. Auetioneer
r. 4. POSTLES. Inside Clerk
WALTER MARKER. Outside Clerk
Smyrna times., 1919-08-20
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will discontinue farming
and will sell at a Public Sale on G. F.
Gootee Farm, known as the old Crane Farm
on the road leading from the No. 10 School
House to Peacock Corner. A miles from Mil
lington, Md.
Smyrna times., 1919-08-20

The carnival executive committee
,eouest all those who have not con-
t,ibuted and wish to do so, to try to
soe the members of the soliciting
committee on their street, or the car
riva, executive committee, between
now and Saturday.
Smyrna times., 1919-08-20
3 Nice COWSR

No. IA red and white Cow. giving milk
straight and all right.
No. "A red and white Cow had CALI
milking straight and all right.
No. "a Guernsey Heifer. years DID, with
Smyrna times., 1919-08-20
For Sale
AT A BARGAIN

Four-ton Republic truck, big ex-
press body; in best running condition;
Guaranteed 90 days. Have no use for
same. Address
A. ECKLUND,
Smyrna, Route B
Smyrna times., 1919-08-20

The Majestic Range-the range of
.ualitv See it at the Iron Front
Hdw. StOre.-Adv.
Having disposed Of our hardware
store. we are very anxious that all
bills owing the firm be settled as
promptly as possible. George c.
Tuax will receive your settlement
and give you receipt for same
Estate of VIM. Faries.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1919-08-20
LOST

Pair of Gold Temple BifoOal Glasses. Re-
ward If returned to m oa..
Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1919-08-20

bio reductions in dry goods for the
..nfb of August, at the 5 and 1Oc
StOre.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1919-08-20

1oSn P. Hyatt has purchased the
(, : ond old Patterson Property, situ-
"a between the residences of his
/ sth0r and Thomas H. Coverdale, on
18th street, and is having the build
- torn down to make more yard
ou, for the residence of his mother.
Smyrna times., 1919-08-20

Coo nv new line of silks, messaline
- Ceorgette crepe. Variety of col
and quality. Miss NJ. R. COnaway,
Smvrna. Del.-Adv.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06
Uz Vokietijos apleidima jis
kaltina savo patarejus.

Hague, Olandija, sausio 8
Buvusis vokieciQ kaizeris tel
sinasi uz savo pabegima O.
landijon. W tai visa atsako-
mybe sukrama ant savo bu-
vusiq, prizes nieka neatsakan-
ciu patar6ju. Patarejq ellen
pastatoma Won Hindenburgas,
Ludendorffas il uzsieniu rel
kalu departamento atstoval.
Laikrastis Handelsbad apie
tq raso:
Profesorius LAM, kurs bu-
vuSi kaizeri gydo nuo influen-
zoS, turejo progos issikalbetl
su buvusiuoju Vokietijos val
dovu. Jis tvirtino, jog buves
nusprendes kares fronte atsl-
laikyti ligi paskutinio momen-
to, bet kuomet revoliucija enc
plasties tarpe kareiviu Belgl-
ioie T. visu Pareiniu, tuomet
iis likes visai atskirtas nuo
savo Sales.
Neziurint to stovio, jei kali
zeris butp pasilikes su savo ka-
riuomene il tolesniai prize
sinesis talkininkams, Site su
savo blokada butQ priverte
kaizerio kariuimene badautl
ir pagaliaus jiems isduoti il
patti. TolSsai darbas butp bu-
yes didziausias pazeminlmas.
Toliaus, kaizeris butQ ga
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06
GELBSTIMI KAREIVIAI
ANT TRANSPORTO.

New York, sausio s. Ana
diena audros metu S. ValstijQ
transportinis laiyas Northern
Pacific su keliais tukstanciais
kareiviQ, tarp kuriQ yra dau-
gels II suzeistQ, uzplauke ant
s6klumos netoliausia nuo Fire
Island ir istrigo dumblan.
yau kelintar diena kamuoja-
masi, kad paimti nuo laivo
visus. kareivius, ypac suzeis-
tuosius. Ir nors garlaivis RIO
ESQ netoli pakraSfiq, teciau
sniegas il audra neleidzia duo
ii tinkama pagelba karei-
viams.
Kas arSiausia, kad ten ne
gilioje vietoje negali priplauk-
ii kadi mazesni garlaiv6liai.
Kareivus prisieina init i val
It's If gabenti arGiau krasto.
Bet ir Stu negalima suvaldy-
ii del oSianciu vilniQ. /
Kasdien paimama nuO tran
sporto po kelis simtus karei-
viu. Yra ziniq, kad suzeistieji
iau visi paimti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06
S. v. KARES LAIVYNAS
YRA GERIAUsIAs.
Taip tvirtina admirolas
Rodman.

Washington, sausio 6.-Ad-
mirolas Rodman, kurs kar6s
metu vadovavo S. Valstijq ka-
res laivynui Siaurin6se jurG-
Sc, kongreso laivyno reikalQ
komitetui andai pasakojo, jog
kaip amerikoniSki kar6s lai-
val, taip jurininkai kur-kas
pervilSija Anglijos kar6s lai-
vus il jurininkus. Taigi Suv.
ValstijQ kares laivynas Sian
die yra geriausias visam pa
saulyj.
Admirolas Rodman be kitko
pasak6, kad paimti vokieGiu
kar6s laivai netinkami talki,
ninkams, kadangi jie yra viSai
kitoniSkos rQsies. Kad juos
pertaisyti savotiSkai, tai rcik-
Stu tik pinigu eikvojima.
Admirolas patarG grIiausia
butu tuos laivus sunaikinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06
Buvusis kaizeris kalba apiel
''garbingq mirti"
..

lejes pats pasiduoti bile vie
nam talkininkQ vadui-genero-
lui. Bet toks pasielgimas bntq
buves dar didesnis pazemini.
mas neiveiktajai' vokieciq ko-
mandai il nenugal6tai vokie-
Siq armijai.
Be to, kaizeris turejo progos
visas savo armijas pasipsti
paskutinen atakon prizes tai
kininkus, kad "garbingai1
kad nuolat grumojo laikina
numirti uz savo tGvyne. Bet
santaika, kurios vokieeiu ka-
revival il zmonGs buvo labal
pasiilge, kaizeris atsisake pas
vesti savo armijas ligi pasku-
tinio kareivio. Kareiviai Vo-
kietiiai reikalingi. Ju gyvas-
tis turi but brangintina.
Pagaliaus, jis galejo su stlp-
ria jam iStikimaja kariuome-
no eiti ant Berlyno IL tenai sl
kardu apdrausti sau istikimy-
be. Teciau to nepadare. Mes
is to gaFejo pakilti namine ka-
re.
Kaizeris, anot jo paties pa
sakojimo, Sail valde kaipo'
konstitucijinis valdovas. kalp
pirm kar9s, taip il kares metu
.jis veike sulig patarejq nuro-
dylnq. II pagaliaus sulig anu
Rutodymu jis turejo atsidurti
Olandijon.
Taip save pateisina buvusis
vokieciQ kaizeris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06
Bolsevikai gru1noja ir Kaunui
REIKALAUJA NAUJOS
ARMIJOS.
Tai busianti laikina, kol nebus
pravesta taika.

Washington, sausio 6.-ka-
res sekretorius Baker kongre-
so militariniam komitetui pa
dave biliQ, kuriuomi reikalau-
jama autorizuoti kar6s depar-
tamentq suorganizuoti IS lais-
vanoriu 100000 armija If tam
tikslui pask kirti reikiamq pini-
gQ suma. Toji armija butQ uz-
laikoma tik tol, kol nelvyktQ
Europoje galutina taika.
Pirm kares S. Valstijos tu-
rGjo neperdaugiausia regule-
res kariuomen6s. Toji IL to-
liaus Siandie pasilieka kaip
yra buvusi. Tuo tarpu karts
metu suorganizuota karluo-
meme Siandie turi but pa!el-
DIANA. Ji veikG il gera buvc
tik kar6s metu. Visus karcs
metu paimtus kareiviuS PaEcl-
dzius, Saliai pasiliks tlk MI
meta reguler6 kariuomene, ku-
rios neuztenka kol bus pada-
ryta galutina taika. .
Tad vietoje paleidziamoS
kariuoments vyriausyb6 dabar
IL nori suorganizuoti naujq
is 100000 vyrQ armijq, kurl
galetq tarnauti hgi gaiut1nos
taikos.
Tokiq armija suorganizuotl
vyriausyb6 gal6tu is tQ paciq
dabar paleidziamu kareiviq'
Mes daugelis tQ kareiviQ ne
noromis turf pamesti karei-
viauti il gryzti civilin gyvenl-
man. Daugelis apsiimtQ lalsvu
noru iSnaujo tarnauti karluo-
mentje koki laikq.
Is kar6s sekretoriaus kalbos
patirta, jog vyriausyb6 ligl
galutinos taikos nenorinti Eu-
ropoje laikyti daugiau kalp
500 tukstanciQ kareiviQ.
Visuofmojo militarinio Ia
vinimosi reikale kar6s depar-
tamentas neturi pagamines jo-
kin plenQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06
AIRIJOs RESPUBL1K0s
ATsTovAs.

Washington, sausio +.
Naujai paskelbta Airijos res
publika Gia turf savO atstoVq.
Iuo yra DR.. Patrick McCar-
tan.
Sitas atstovas vakar Sios sa-
lies valstybGs departamentul
il yisp kitu Sally ambasado-
riamS ir reprezentantams in
teika Airijos respublikos lai-
kinos vyriausyb6s notQ.
Notoie sakoma, jog Airiia
turf teisas apsispresti apie sa-
vo tautos reikalus If todel to-
liaus jau nepripazlsta ant sa-
yes Anglijos virsenybes. Taip-
pat nepripazlsta Airijos ka-
ralium Anglijos karaliaus. Su-
vienytos Anglijos il Airijos
karalystes jau pasibaige. Al
ria nuo Siol skaitosi savisto,
We Sails.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06
voK1Ec1A1 GER1AU PA
vALGE KAIP TALKI-
NINKAI.

Londonas, sausio 7.-Talki.
ninku kares laivyno nuskirto-
il komisija, kuri apvazineja
visus Vokietijos uostus, pasa-
koia, kad Vokietijos gyyento-
iai geriau maitinami, kaip tai
kininku. Vokietijai negrumo-
ia bado pavojus il todel vel
tut saukia Eberto valdzia, kad
vokieeiai badauja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06
VOKIEtIAI PASITRAUKE
IS RYGOS.
Kareiviai atsisaka kovoti
prizes bolsevikus.

Copenhagen, sausio 4. Is
Berlyno pranesama, kad rusq
bolsevikai sp6komis priverte
vokiecius pasitraukti is Ry=
gos. VokieGiai is to miesto at
simeta. uz keliQ myliu if uz-
ema augStumas apylinkese.
Is Rygos laikras6iui Vossi-
sche Zeitung pranesama, jog
Pabaltijos provinciiose stoyls
nuolat arSejas. Ir patterns
vokieeiams, sake, nezinia kas
prisieis pradeti.
VokieGiu kareiviai, sakoma
pranesime, atsisaka teiai
veikti. Atsisal1a net apsan-
goti gelezinkelius, kuriais yo-
kieGiai turetu tvarkingai gryz-
ii Vokietijon.
Be kitko is Berlyno dar pra-
nesama, kad i Pabaltijos pro.
vinciias is Vokietjos iskelia-
vo 10000 .laisvanorip karei-
viu, kurie gerai aprupinti .yo-
sokia kares medziaga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06
BAIsUS DAIKTAI VEIKIA-
ST LIETUVOJE.
Sail uzplusta bolsevikai galva,
zudziai.

Londonas, sausio 6.-Laik-
raStis Express raSo, jog Ang-
lijos kar9s laivai atsaukiami
is Estonijos pakraSGiQ, gi ia
ponija savo kariuomene at
saukia is Siberijos. Sitiedu
apsireiSkimu, anot laikrascio,
kuoaiSkiausiai paliudija, kad
talkininkai atmaino pOlitikQ
Rusijos reikalais.
IS tikrQ verSmiu suzinoma,
jog Anglijos kar6s LAVAL pa
sitrauke nuo Pabaltijos pax
raSGiu del ledynQ if minQ. Tai
padaryta tik rytiniais pakras-
ciais. Bet vakariniais Pabalti-
jos pakraSGiais anglQ kares
laval pasilieka. Tenai lau-
kama atplaukiant dar dau-
giau laivQ.
Uzsieniu reikalu ofise kol-
kas negauta jokiQ ziniQ apie
anglu kariuomen6s iSsodinimQ
Pabaltijoje.
Be kitko pazymima, jogei
neteisinga zinia buvo paduo-
ia, buk Anglijos admiralite-
tas pasiuntes vokieGiams ul-
timatuma, kad jie sulaikytp
holSeEikG briovimasi
BolSevikai Pabaltijoje briau-
jasi pirmyn su dviem armijom.
Viena eina ant Rygos, kita
ant Vilniaus il kauno. Vokie-
Giai niekm nesiprieSina boise
vikamS.
Is VarSavos j Times prane-
Sama, kad bolSevikai pasieke
jau Vilniu il sta tuojaus pa
inns, kaip tik pasitrauks is
ten vOkieGiai.
Visa Sails vakaru puseJe
nuo Vilniaus liepsnoja. Tai
bolsevikQ darbas.
Paciam Berlyne baisuS suJu-
dimas, iSgirdus apie bolSevikQ
veikimq Pabaltijoje. Norma j
tenai pasiusti stipriq kariuo-
meme. Mes nesulaikyti boise
vikai nepasitenkintu viena
Lietuva, bet briautusi dar il
Vokietijon, paskui save palik-
dami krauio klanus If nuode-
gulius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06

Rymas, sausio 6.-Anq die
ma Kvirinalo rumuose prezl-
dentaS Wilsonas kalb6jOSi su
italQ laikrasciu redaktoriais,
kuriQ 80 atejo pasveikintQ
prezidentQ il paklaustQ apie
taikOs reikaluS.
PREF. Wilsonas redaktO-
riams pazym6jo, kad taikos
kongresas pasidarbuos lsteig-
ii tautq sajunga il kad viso-
kie atskiriQ tautQ klausimai
bus isri$h <ulig paEu tu tautQ
moro.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06
Prezidentas WiIsonas
Ryme
ViIniaus gubernija paskirta
'iiSnaikinta''
BOLSEVIKAI LIETUVOS
SOSTINEJE VILNIUJE.
Vilniaus gubernija pazymeta
iSnaiknimui.

VaTSaVa, SauSl0 b RaSO
kore<pondentaS Jeffries). -
Yiena> naryS lenkQ komiteto,
kurio tik>laS buvO iSgelb6ti
Nilniu nuo bolSevikQ, pasak6
man, jog NilniauS >toviS yra
be jokioS viltieS.
Be to vienaS NilniauS lenkQ
atStovaS VaIovecky man Tna-
neSG, kad bolSevikai jau yra
LietuvoS >oStin6je. Tenai jie
liuosai jau organizuoja raudo-
najQ gvardijQ il palms mics
t. Sayo raukoSna, kaip vcikiai
is ten paSitrauks vokietiQ ka-
riuOmenG.
EiSos Vilniaus namQ sienOS
il tvoroS aplipintos raudonais
praneSimaiS. jog neuzllgo mie-
sta valdySiQS SOvietaS.
BoISevikQ raudonoji gvardi-
ia yra uzGmusi SvenciOnis, uz
45 viorStQ nuo Vilniaus. Boil
Sevikai taippat Seimininkauja
ir MolodeGnoje.
NakaruOSe nuo NilnlauS
bolSevikai jau varo savo dar-
bQ. terorizuoja gyventojus.
Naktimi< tame Some matosi
tik vieni gaisrai. Tai boil
Sevikai degina SodziuS iSsker-
dc juose uzkluptus gyvento-
JUS, katrie jiemS prieSinasi.
EokieGiai is visur be pasiprle-
Sinimo bolSevikams pasitrau-
bia apipl6Sdami visa kraStQ.
Niiniuje vokieciu karluome-
niS komendantaS yra pulkl-
ninkaS Wernher. NilniauS
lcnkai ! j kreiptsi supraSymu,
kad iiS nepave>tQ mieSto
j Trockio gaJOmS.
Bet pulkininkaS lenkamS
atSak6:
'.Gaila. Turiu is Berlyno i
Sakymq apleisti VilniQ. Labai
man gala jusQ zmonQ, dukte-
ru il vaiku. Bet nieko nega!i-
ma padaryti''.
kuomet lenkQ komitetas pa
| reikalavo pulkinlnko pasaky-
ii. su kokiuo tikslu vedama
tokia politika, Wenher atsa-
| Ike:
Mes nenorime but mulkiai,
kad init is ugnies kaStonuS
Anglijos reikalais.
Pagaliaus pulkininkas pasa,
Ike, kad tasai kraStas paskir,
tas sunaikinimui If todel jis
isu savo kariuomene turesiaS
veikiai apleisti VilniQ.
Dvinsko apylinkese bolsevi'
kai jau nuzude 6 kunigus, a.
mot Valoveckio pasakojimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06
PREZIDENTAS WILSONAS
KALBEJO ITALIJOS
PARLAMENTE.
Gelezinkelio stotyje j pasiti-
ko karalius.

Rymas, >au>io +. - Nakar
ryte cionai atkeliavo prczl-
dentaS WiISona>. Gclezinke-
lio stotyie il paSitiIio il pas
veikino karaliuS >u karalienG.
Didelio dZiuuG>mo yi>iems bu-
vo, kuomet karalient prizeden-
to Wilhono zmonQ pabuciavo,
Is geleiinkclio StoticS prezi-
dentas i$kilmingai nulyd6tas !!
Villa SavoiS rumuS, klwiuo>e
laikinai apSigyvens. Tcnai
pirmiauSia buvo pagaminta
pietQS. Pc pietQ prezid"rtaS
atliko konferencijQ su kara
lium, premjeru Orlando II uz-
sieniQ reikalQ miniSteriu Son
nino. Konfercncija teSGSi apir
vaIanda po konferenciios
laikraSGiuo>e paSkelbta, jog
I,onfaronciia yisIis Datenki-
n,,si
D..,,; .,.,;.1o,+,. I,,,,.o -,
N''' lI.,,tI To,n;
..SI,'1I.:1 N,',,' 5'.'- o4.to-.,. par
,5to l'''N''',',.o , ! ,; "','' I.u,I;,,. ~,
ta;,, .',;,,',,;c ,.;,.; ;t,IU ,o;n;.+or;a; RI.
I..,,,I;oni ,.,. WI
'''~ S 3,''.
SUM AI'1'--''
FFezIoen''> NaioeJo' joy Po
s'oS NareS Pr"SlIeSloillI n""3.' I'd !.
er" 'lSali P!S''.'ISJ' Joy l.':'-
}" "" i"iileJ''Sl ,E' NJ ~:
gus llIe'''9 U"'o I'm ',''
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06
PARKELIAUJA 1000
KAREIvIU.

Washington, sausio 4.-Ka,
res departamentas gavo zinia,
kad is Prancuzijos isplauki
keturi transportai su 1000 a
merikoniskV kareiviu.
Tie transportai yra: Toloa,
Ulua, Abangarez II Minneso-
tan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06

p1RKITE KARts TAuPYl::
MO zEKLELIUs (W.s.E.)
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06
BUS PALIUosUoTA
100000 VYRU.

Washington, sausio 4-Ka-
res sekretorius Baker prane-
Sc, kad is armiios 100000 vyrp
paliuosuota. Oar vienas mill
jonas vyru bus paliuosuotas
sekanGiQ penkiu savaieiq lai-
ku.>
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-06

- Washington, sausio 4
S. Valstiju admirolas Rodman
reikalauja, kad vokieciQ laivai
butu nuskandinti.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-13
First One Takes Up Prob
lem of One Year old
Child, Giving Correct.
Food and Time for Meals
BY MRS. NJ. 4. WILSON

CopDrioht. 1919, bD Mrs. ". 4. WiigO.
All Rights Reserrcd.
TINE high cost of living has very
i materially affected the growing child.
and unless the mother is watchful
children will not receive the proper
nourishment when the food allowance
of the family is cut down to meet the
family budget.
The growing boy and girl need at
tractive, well prepared and nourishing
food in sufficient amounts 10 supply
material for building the body and also
sufficient fuel foods to supply them
with the energy which has been spent
during their activities.
Now, unless sufficient food. contain
ing plenty of the fuel requirements of
the body. is the daily portion of grow
ing children. the material supplied to
build bone. tooth aud muscle structure
will be utilized for energy. If the body
building foods are utilized for fuel for
the activities, then the body building
processes are stuuted and insufficient
material is supplied to form teeth, bone
and muscle structure. Then the child
becomes anemic. has bad teeth aud is
generally below par and unable to keep
up with other children. he is subject
TO the many ills of childhood that could
have been avoided by the use of proper
foods.
Children who are insuficiently
nourished carly in life develop chronic
diseases that are seldom cured
Children can BE- well and properly
fed upon good, plain, substantial foods
that are within the reach of the aver
age mother. ii she will take the time
and trouble to study and prepare foods
that are best suited for her children.
Steak. chops and quickly cooked
meats contain less nourishment than
the cheaper cuts that have been well
cooked by slow process. SO with this
idea in view plan to help the mother
30 feed the children for growth and
healthy normal bodies and to prevent
abe high cost of living from giving us
aN generation of citizens who will be
physically unfit to hold up the high
standards of the manhood and woman
hood that has made the United States
of America one of the stars of the
civilized world.
The average normal and healthy
child should weigh: