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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-13
Hot Summer Sun
Trying on the Complexion
How to Protect Your Skin and Bring Roses to Your Chee

most. Thousands who have used it report
the same results l have had"
Miss o, C. says: MY complexion was
poor and my skin rough. My neck, chest,
hands and arms were dark from exposure.
The very first application OF this wonder
full Derwilo- Oatmeal combination convinc-
ed me that my poor complexion and skin
blemishes would be a thing OF the
past. In few weeks all these unsightly
defects had entirely disappeared and l shall
always use 1t to keep my complexion at its
best all the time. l have recommended II
to my girl friends and they are just as en-.
thusastic over 1t as 1 am. We all use II
before going to the theater, dances or par
ties and it's wonderful what difference II
makes In our appearances"
Mrs. @. ", writes: Oatmeal and Der
willo have worked miracles with my com
plexion. had many despised wrinkles and
a sallow. rough skin. My hands and arms
were covered with freckles. After eight
weeks use OF Mae Edna wider's wonderful
complexion prescription these Objectionable
defects have entirely vanished. I look ten
years younger and advise every girl and wo-
man to try II and feel confident after one CT
two applications they will use It continually
and be just as favorably impressed with II
as I am I recommend 1t to all Of my
friends"
NoTE-To get the very best effect be sure
to follow the complete directions contained
in every package of Derwillo. You have
only to get Derwillo and oatmeal. You need
nothing else, and 1t Is so simple, that any
one can use It, and so inexpensive that any
girl or woman can afford It. The manufac-
turer's and druggists guarantee that there
will be noticeable improvement after the
first application or they will refund the
money. 1t is sold In this city under amoney
refund guarantee by department stores anc
all druggists, including Briggs Drug Co.
| and Highland Pharmacy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-13

serve were business caller in town
last week.
Henry Dreyfus of socorro was
transacting business in Magdalena on
Thursday.
Harry Hall was called to FL Paso
last week to attend to business at
fairs.
William Snodgrass and family re-
turned from Roswell on Sunday,
where they spent several days visit
ing friends and attended the Snod-
grass reunion.
Mrs. e. Ellis has accepted a position
as bookEeeper at the X. w. light
plant.
Several members of the Vine fam
lily who have been very i'll for the past
two weeks ore reported convalescent
at this writing.
Miss Gertrude Allen entertained a
number of her young friends on
Wednesday evening, at her home in
the east part of town. Dancing was
the main feature of the evening Re-
freshmehts were served by the hostess
during the evening.
Miss Carrie Akers spent several
DAYS the past week with friends in
Roswell.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Macdougal are
| the proud owners of a new Studebak-
er car.
Robert Munro is absent from town
for several days, in the interest of the
| forest service.
Mrs j. Stone, who has been in Chi
cago, H.. the past two months, visit
ing relatives, is expected to arrive
home on Sunday.
The many friends of Miss Bertha
Speck will he pleased to know that
she is recovering from an illness of
several weeks, in a hospital in Silver
City. Miss Speck went to Silver City
to attend the normal but was taken
i'll soon AFTER arriving in the city.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will be closed for a month or more
in order to give the teachers, officers
and children a vacation.
w. Q. Wheatley of the Luna valley
made busiHeS trip to Magdalena
the latter part of the week
Lawrence Medley and family are in
from the ranch to spend several days
Senator ]. A. Macdonald made a
business trip to Santa Fe this week
Mr.. and Mrs C. Martin of Blue
Ari2.. were weekend guests of Mag
dalena friends
Miss Villa Cliff Wheatley of Luna
was a guest at the Steen home the
past week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-13

after visiting friends here for a few
days.
Mrs. Blaine Lemon and little daugh-
ter have gone to California to join Mrs.
Lemons husband, where they will
make their future home.
Miss Jeanette Gustavson celebrated
her fourth birthday anniversary
Thursday, at her home north of town,
with a little party. Among those pres
ent were Anna Kell, Mable Holgrin,
Sgrid Gusiavson, Eva Yates and the
hostess, Refreshments of ice cream
and cakes We're served.
Miss Hester Day has gone TO Los
Angeles Calf, to join her mother,
who has been there the past few
weeks.
Bayless Cade has sold his business
here to Charlie Hill and Mr.. Cade will
soon move to Ranger, with his fam
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-13
Original Dress Designs
For the Smart Woman
An Easily Developed
summer Evening
ErOck.

An evening gown
should above all else
bear the atmosphere of
refreshing charm. The
live girl will never,
therefore, allow her
herself to be influenced
by the elegance of a
f or m erly beautiful
frock which is mussy
and half soiled. In the
bright glare of artifi-
fetal lights everything
shows up the plainest
possible, and the only
ones grooming should
be flawless, A good
way for a girl to ar
range for an evening
occasion is to picture
herself beside the pref
test, most stylish girl
she knows, and that
girl wearing a pretty,
brand new frock. She
will then safely strive
her sincerest in every
way to make the best
impression possible.
This is as it should be
always, and after a
time it becomes a
habit.
The summer time
does not require elab-
crate and elegant
clothes, but on the
! contrary the simple
dainty ones are most
appropriate and effec-
tive. Taffeta is a fab
/ rio that accompanies
results easily and has
an especially appealing
character for summer
evening frocks. The
| design | am showing
introduces with il SOFT
creamy lace to sway
about the ankles, as
the taffeta is formed
in tunic fashion, 1t is
straight hanging, @ but
has an uneven lower
edge. The bodice is sur
plice style with tiny
sleeves that are cuffed
in a contrasting color
taffeta and is plain ex-
cept for a garland of
roses which starts at
the right side of the
bodice. The roses re-
peat the contrasting
color, and in winding
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-13

the side-back
a
the sderon The effect gracous naive copying the
a
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
CARRANZA PROTESTUOJA
PRIZES S. V. PASTEL
GINA.
Meksikonai akmenimis apmete
amerikoniSkus kareivius.

Ell Paso, Tex, birz. Is. -
Aplink Juareza ir visu Meksi-
kos parubeziu ramu. Villa su
savo armija atsimet6 kur tai
i Parral.
Meksikos prezidentas Car
rama per savo atstova Wash
ingtone pasiunt6 protesta
prizes Suv. Valstijas. Sake, jog
Suv. ValstijQ kareiviai visai
neteisGtai andai isibriovG Ju-
arezan ir pagamino saliai nes-
magumQ. Sake, jog Meksikos
valdzia nereikalavusi tos anne
rikoniSkos pagelbos Juareze.
Protesto tomas, sakoma, yra
Svelnus. Bet nlekas nezlno,
kas slepiasi uz to Svelnumo.
Tuo tarpu dabar paaiski,
jog paGiam Juareze meksiko-
mai labai prastai sutike ameri-
koniSkus kareivius, kaipo ne
praSytus svecius.
Daugel vietose kareiviai ap-
m6tyta akmenimis.
Kitur meksikon6s moterys
spjaudziusios j amerikoniSkus
kareivius.
Snv. Valstiju pilieciai Chi
huahua valstijoj Saukiasi savo
Sales pagelbos. Bijosi kaip
ugnies Villos kersto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
PIRKITE KARES TAUPY-
MO zENKLELIUS (W.S.S.).
VOKIECIAI SUTRAUKIA
KARIUOMENE Prizes
RHINE.
Bet, matyt, tai paprastas vo-
kiSkas "blufas".

Coblenz, birz. Is. - W Ike
lip dienu vokieciai pagaliaus
lures. pasiduoti arba visai SUI
klupti. Ia jie gerai Zinc. Jei
kas drystq vokiecius tame rel
kale pazadinti, kad jie susi-
prastQ, mes jiems artinasi tets
mo diena, tasai didziai apsi-
riktu. Mes vokieciai daugiau
uz kitus Zinc savo stow ir Ii
kima.
Gal vokieGiai paskutiniu
kartu pamegins "pablufuoti. .
Bet, suprantama, tas "blu-
fas" jiems jokiuo budu nepa-
vyks.
Isilgai upes Rhine, kur sto-
vi amerikoniSka armija, stovis
kaskartas darosi Wis labjaus
intemptas. Kas nors toxic ne
paprasto gall kartais ivykti.
Visi nerimauja, pasiilge veiki-
mo.
Gar vokieeiai patvirtins
taikos sutarti?' Tai abelnas
tarpe kareiviq klausimas,
kuri niekas negali duct tinka-
mo atsakymo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19

skriauda. Mes kaip ilgai nebus
patvirtinta sutartis, taip ilgai
Vokietija bus atvien6ta. Mes
be to n6ra galima taika.
Taigi vokieeiq didziuma
pageidauja tur6ti normali gy-
venima. Mes nepaprastas sto-
Wis uztektinai privargino Emo
mes.
Vokieciu vadovu "bliufas"
Kuomet gyventojai pasiilge
taikos, Sales vadovai poseno-
vel panaudoja "bliufa', kad
tue keliu iSgauti kokias-nors
lengvesnes taikos salygas.
Toksai vokieciQ "bliufas''
pastaraisiais laikais = tai vo-
kiSkos kariuomenes kilnoji-
mas visam Pareinyj uz okupa-
cijos juostos. Taip viskas daro-
ma, idant atrodytQ, kad vo-
kieGiq armija gaminana kaipir
pasipriesinti talkininkams,
kuomet nieko nebus nuveillta
sutarties reikale.
Bet tas "blufas" talkinin-
kams aiSkiai zinomas.
VokieGiams nieko daugiau
nebelieka, kaip tik patvirtinti
sutarti If pradeti nauja gy-
venima naujoj viespatijoj, tu-
rint nauja valdzia ir nauja
tvarka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
Talki1inkai pasirenge
briauties Vokietiijjon

Nuo marsalo Focho gauta
isakymas visoms armijoms
butt pasirengusioms.
Vietos apylinkese ameriko-
niSkos armijos vadas, leitenans
tas generolas Hunter Liggett,
aplanl1e visus autpostus ir di-
vizijQ stovyklas.
Jis pazymejo, kad armijos
dalys yra kuogeriausiam sto3
WI ir tik laukia jos paskutinio
zodzio nuo savo komendantqs
Isakyta kareiviams visuO'
met but savo vietose, kol ne
praeis svarbus krizis.
Jei bus gautas isakymaS
eiti pirmyn, tuojaus inns briallj
ties pastininkq pulkai. Paslluy
anuos SEEKS artilerija. Gi pasl
kiausia bus gabenama amGniS
CHA. Priesakines sargybos "
ra parinktiniausios.
Su armija bendrai Vokictis
Jos gilumon leisis ir lakunle
korpusas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
MEDIKALE DRAUGIJA
STOW Uz ALQ.

New York, birz. Is. - AL
lied Medical Association OF
America savo suvaziavime pa
dare rezoliucija, kad lengvas
alus il vynas nebutQ panaikin-
ii. Mes tas reikalinga isdalies
zmones palaikyti stiprume.
Tas pat suvaziavimas pasi-
prieSino kaikuriems minks-
items g6rymams, katrie kenkia
zmoniq sveikatai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
AMERIKONISKA ARMIJA.
- YRA PARUOsTA.
Gen. Liggett aplanke armijos
dalis.

Coblenz, birz., 10. = Visoj
okupaciios juostoj visu Parei,
niu seka nepaprastas bruzde-
;jimas. TalkininkQ armijQ ats
kirios dalys paruosiamos eiti
Vokietijos gilumon, kaip tik
vokieciai atsisakys patvlrtln-
ii taikos sutarties.
Kuomet vokieGiai to nepa-
darys, il vel atsinaujins kare'
isnaujo prasidas kraujo pra-
liejimas, jei neskaitlinga vo-
kieciQ kariuomen6 megins pa
siprieSinti stipriems talkinin-
kams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
PREF, W|LSONAS BEL
CLIQUE.

BRUSSELS, birz. 10. : Vakar
ryte prezidentas Wilsonas srl
savo partija atkeliavo Belgi-
jon. Siandie vieSi jis cGionai.
ParuoSiamos didel6s iskilmes
pagerbti didziules respublilSos
prezidenta.
Prezidenta pasitiko belgE
karalius su karaliene mieste
Adenerke.
Rytoj ryte prezidentas bus
vel Paryziuje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
SURASTA MAUI RAUDO-
NUJQ GRUMoJ1MAI.
Plenuojama pakilti "paskuti
men kovon".

New York, birz. 10. : Teis-
darystes departamento agen-
tams cia pateko rankosna nau-
jas radikaliQ gaivalq atsilie-
pimas, iSmetomas Gia ir apy-
link6se.
Po atsiliepimu pasiraso:
"Amerikos anarch1stQ komu-
nistinis sovietas".
Atsiliepime saukiami darbi-
ninkai tuojaus "atsiliepti
paduota- zenkla paskutinei ko-
vai.'
Tame dokumente grumojama
vyriausybei, nuodingajai'
spaudai If baznyGiai. Sake,
uz tai visiems busia atlyginta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
KONGRESO KOMITETAS
STOW w PRoHIBICIJA.
Nesutinka panaikinti svaigalu
uzdraudima.

Washington, birz. Is. = Ju-
ridinis kongreso komitetas at
mete reikalavimq, kad kares
metu svaigalQ prohibicija bu-
tn atSaukta ir butQ leidziama
gaminti If pardavin6ti lengva
alu ir vyna.
Komitetas pazym6jo, jog to
istatymo atSaukimas priguli
nuo paties prezidento.
Slapiesiems nyksta paskuti-
ne Wits.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
Is WASHINGTONO PER
SPEJAMI RAUDONIEJI
Sakoma, tegu nedrista jie pa
kilti.

Washington, birz. / 10. =
Teisdarystes departamentas
yra caves naujq prirodymu,
kad Sios Sales raudonieji
bolSeviki gaivalai vis-gi dar
ruoSiasi liepos 4 diena salyj
sukelti suirutes ir padaryti
vyriausybei nesmagumQ.
Tad generals prokuroras
Palmer perspeja tuos gaiva-
lus, idant jie verGiau aprimtQ.
Mes jei patys to nepadarys,
su prievarta bus apmalSinti ir
to paseEmes lures pasiimti
iSimtinai ant saves.
Tam tikslui bus visur pa
vartota speka. RaudonQjQ pa
kilimo sutruskinimui bus pa
vartota visokiausios vyriau-
sybei prieinamos priemones.
Kai-kuriose, valstijose tam
tikslui paruosiama milicija.
sioj Salyj turf but pildytina
konstitucija. BolSevikams cia
n6ra vietos.
Taigi visokios rQSies socija-
listai turi gerai atminti, kad
su Sales vyriausybe negalima
Sposauti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19

ninku is darbo korpuso. Juos
nor6ta pasiQsti Prancuzijon.
Bet darbininkai-ka ne
paklaus6. Pareikalavo daugiau
atlyginimo uz darba Prancu-
zijoje. II
Brockton stovykloje kareiviai
taippat pakilo. Jiems buvo J.
sakyta rengties kelionen ] In
dijq. Bet jie nepaklaus6. Sa-
ko, verGiau gryzti Prancuzi-
jon, kaip keliauti j India.
Kitur ir kuone tas pat ivy
ko, kareiviai visur nerimau-
ia.
Bet vyriausyb6 neperdaug
tue rupinasi If mazai domos
atkreipia. Sake, demobilizaci-
jos metu visose Salyse karei-
vial nerimauja. Jiems norisi
kuoveikiaus pamesti kareivia-
vima ir gyventi civiliu gyve-
nimu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
ANGLIA DEPoRTUoS \
SUS SvETIMsALIUS
KARES DARBININKUS3

Londonas, birz. 10. al
lijoje yra daugelis svetiml
lip kares darbininku, ka
tai: kim, svedu, danp, nor
gu If kitu.
Kares metu jie saliai bJ
reikalingi. Gi dabar negeia
nj. Mes siandie jie daznai SUI
liza suirutes. Tad vyriausy
nutare juos deportuoti. !
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19

Bet didziuma sake, kad taip.
Vokieciai patvirtins sutartl.
Mes ka gi jie gall pradeti. Mi
litariniai priesinties vokieciai
negali. Per ilgus metus jie ne
gales. Su militarine j6ga jie
persiskyre. Bus priversti pat
virtinti sutarti.
Vokeciai pageidauja normalio
gyvenimo.
Pan-germanai prieSinasi tai
kos sutarties salygoms. Bet
vokieciai gyventojai jau senai
pageidauja, kad jiems butQ
sugrazintas normalis Jgyveni-
mas. Jie Zinc, kad su talkinin-
kais dereties neapslmoka II
Vokietija turi panesti skau-
dzia bausme uz prasizengi-
mus, kokius atliko kares me-
! tn. Vokietija nors isdalies turi
pagydyti zaizdas toms salims,
kurias baisiai nuteriojo.
Tuo tarpu talkininl1Q armi-
jos visu Pareiniu stow If lau-
kia tik isakymq. Toms armi-
JOINS prieSinties, tai nerties ant
kaklo virve, kad paskui visai
pasismaugti.
/, Vokietijos, gyventojai nusi-
mano, kad vokieeiq atstovQ
visoks manebravimas If issisu-
kinejimas Saliai atnesa didefe
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
NUo BoLsEvIKU ATIMT.
ANGLIU APSKRITIS.

Paryzius, birz. 10. PEI
nej Rusijoj bolsevikai netel
svarbaus angliq apskricE
Doneco.
Ia apskriti nuo bolsevils
paeme gen. Denikino karlul
meme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
,TURTINGI zMONES PERK
SAMPANA.

New York, birz. 10. - Ar
nasi siai Saliai sausos dient
Turtingi zmones iskalno ap;
rupina svaigalais.
Vienas wynn sandelis Vi
nam zmogui ana diena pard
yes sampano uz $4,000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
NEGALIMAS DAIKTAS
PATVIRTINTI - SA-
KO VOKIECIAI.
Atmainos sutartyje, sake, nera
sVarbios.

Paryzius, birz. Is. - Is Vo-
kietijoS SOStints BerIynO ap-
turima indomiQ ziniQ. Vokie-
Giai ekSpertai, katrie iSguldo
vokieGiQ kalbon talkininllQ at
$akymQ, ty. pcrtaiSytQ taikoS
Sutarti, tvirtina, jOgel
negalimaS .daiktaS patvirtinti
taikOs sutarti.
Apie tQ nuomonG praneSta
talkininku taikoS konferenci-
jos pirmininkui.
BerlypaR -keliaE:ia sraE>t>
BrOckdOrff-Rantzau Tad pra-
ne$ama, kad grafaS Rantzau,
turbut, jau ncgrySiQS j VerSai-
Hes. Ncgryzimas busiQS SuriS-
taS ne tick Su taikos reikalais,
kaip Su ivykuSia andai Versail-
Iese prancuzQ demOnStracija
prieS vokicGius atStOvuS.
Prancuzp cenzura neleido
SkeIbti apie to demonStraciiQ
ir jos paSekmeS. Siandie pasi-
rodo, kad keli vokieciQ atSto-
val pazeiSti akmenimis. Vie
nam atStOvui Su SudauzytQ
akiniu stiklu pazeiSta axis.
Atmainos - nesvarbios.
Anot praneSimu, vokiecial
yra isitikine, jog taikos sutar-
tyje padarytos atmainos yra
nesvarbios. Sulyginus tai visa
su senQja sutartimi, palengvi-
nimai padaryta be dideles
reikSmGs.
VokieGiu nuomone, finanSl-
mes modifikacijos visai men,
kos, gi pazad6jimaS VOkietijq
priimti tautQ sQjungon pilnal
nepatenkinantis.
VokieciQ valdzios rateliuose
taikos sutartieS zvilgsniu ne
Sama SusikIauSimO.
Anot ReuteriO depeSos Is
BerIyno, 7 vokieGiu kabineto
nariai stow uz sutarties pat
virtinimQ, kit stow prizes.
Kaikurie kabineto nariai ma
to, jog talkininkQ atsakymas
yra daugiau niekas, kaip tlk
ultimatumas.
Xiii, be to, tvirtina, kad vo-
kieciQ valdzia visvien pralai-
m6sianti daug patvirtindama
If nepatvirtindama taikOs SUI
tarti.
Patvirtinus sutarti pakils
nerimavimai il rug jimai prizes
vyriausybe. Mes Sails bus pa
vesta vergijon.
Nepatvirtinus - pakels gal
va bOlSevikizmas.
Tad vokieGiai Siandie dar II
nezino, kas prisieis daryti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
VALIJos PRINCAS BUS
AMERIKOJE.

Washington, birz. 10. 81
jau oficiialiai ruosiani plt
mai, kaip pasitikti If pagerb'
Anglijos sosto ipedini, Valijt
princa.
Princas j Suv. Valstijas al
keliaus vasaros pabaigoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
SURINKTOS AUKOS n
IUYIy NASLAIGIAMS

"Tag" dienoje, birs.
Chicagoje be pirmiau paskl.
tu lietuviu kolioniju lietu|
naslaiciams auku surinktas !
West Pullmane $97.75.
Town Of Lake $436.2S.
Brighton Parke $S24.Ob3
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
ORLAIVIS ATS.
KRIS AMERIKON.
Kelionen leisis rytoj, birz. 20.

Washington, birz. 10. = Is
Londono Gia pranesta, kad ~
toj is Anglijos i Suv. Valsti-
jas per Atlantika skrisias
milziniskas Anglijos styrinls
orlaivis. Nusileisias jis Long
Islande. Tam tikslui ten pa
gaminama tinkamoji vieta.
Sekmadienio ryte, sakoma,
orlaivis pasieksias Amerika,
po so valandQ keliones..
Tai bus naujas If tai naujos
rusies meginimas perslsristi
Atlantiko vandenyna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
VokieCiai nemano
patvirtinti taikoS
SutartieS
Carranza prOtestuoja " ame'
rikonQ isiverzzima Juarezan
Matyt, vokieciai nepatvirtins.

MdGyG, VOk1eCldl uepdGVIIGlIlS.
Marcel Hutin laikraStyje
Echo de Paris raSo, jog di-
dziuma talkininkQ taikOs
konferencijos atStovQ nuomo-
niauia, kad vokieciai atsisa-
'kyS patvirtinti taikos sutartl.
Hutin pazymi, kad tik vie
mas talkininkQ atStOvas tvir-
tina prieSingai. JiS sake, kad
vokieciai patvirtins sutarti.
Tas atStovas savo tvirtinimq
paremia tuo, jog vokieciai ge-
raj pramato pasekmes is to
nepatvirtinimO.
Andai talkininkQ taikos
konferencijos taryba susirin-
kline svarst6 apie armijQ sto-
Vi, suriStq su briovimusi Eo--
kietiion, jei vokieGiai atsisa-
kytQ patvirtinti sutarti.
To briovimosi vokieciai w
viSlabjaus bijosi. Ir todel jie
palinksiq prize sutartieS patvlr-
tinimo.
Bus paskelbta viesai.
Oficijaliai Gia praneSta, jog
talkininEai pamainytCs taikOs
Sutarties tekstq rytOJ paskelb-
SiQ vieSai. Busiq paskelbta
vientik atmainOs.
Prllmta turku atstoVal.
Vakar talkininku taryba
kOnferencijon pri6mG, Turki-
jos atstovus. ISklaus6 jQ pra-
neSimo apie Turkijos stow.
Turkai atstovai gyn6 savo
sultana, sakydami, jog tas ne
atsakqs uz Turkijos stojima
karen. Praise, kad talkininkai
Turkijos neskaldytQ i dalis If
turkams paliktQ Konstantino-
poll.
Talkininku atsineSimas j tur-
ky reikalus If ligsiol Wis dal'
nezinomas. Niekas nezinO, kas
bus padaryta su Turkija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
KAREIv1U RIAUsEs ANG-
LIJoJE.
Tai taikos darymo uztesimo
pasekmes.

Londonas, birz. 19. = Dau-
gel stovyklose Anglijos karei-
vial ina isreikSti nepasiten-
kinimus tail1os reikalu prate-
simu. Kareiviai reikalauja de-
mobilizacijos. Vyriausybj
uztesia, mes nezino, kq
vokieGiai atsakys aptare tai
kos sutarti.
Del to kareiviai daznai pa
kelia riauSes. Ir tas neina sa-
lies sveikatoh.
Netoli Londono Whitley sto-
vykloje 10000 kanadu karei-
viu buvo sukile praeita ses-
tadieni. Sunaikinta daugelis
trobesiQ, l1uriuos kareiviai pa
dege.
Ant rytojaus sukilimas buvo
apmalSintas. Bet pavakareje
iSnaujo kareiviai sukilo ir is
naujo atnaujinta gaisrai.
Daugelis kareiviQ suzeista
kovos metu.
Kanadai kareiviai ypaG ne
patenkinti tuo, kad jie ilgai
nesiunGiami namo. Gi nesiun-
Giami todel, kad Liverpoolio
uoste streikuoja darbininkai.
Streikas paliecia ir kitus uos-
tus.
Padega trobesius.
Prizes pat agelnas riauSes
kareiviai uzpuole If nuginkla-
vo sargyba prie sargybos bu-
to If paleido visus ten laiko-
mus suareStuotus kareivius.
Tuo paciu laiku kit karei-
viu burial padeg6 stovyklos
teatro trobesi, kelias sapas il
kitus bustus. Ir neleido gals
TO gesinti.
Tuojaus .suSaukta oficierai,
katrie riauSininkus siek-tiek
apmalSino. Pasakojama, kad
riaus6se dalyvavo apie 5000
kareiviQ.
Streikuoja uz didesne uzmo-
kesti.
Sutton ir Surry stovyklose
sustreikavo apie 1000 darbi-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-19
Bus paskelbta viesai.

OficijaIiai ella praneSta, jog
talkininEai pamainytCs taikos
Sutarties tekstq rytOJ paskelb-
Sia vieSai. BusiQ paskelbta
vientik atmainOs.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-08-07

of a Constitution and bylaws, the
following permanent officers were
elected: president, William H. Keith,
of Timmonsville; first vice president,
D. D. Rhem, of RHEIMS; second vice
president, N. A. Mcmillan, of Null
lins;. third vice president, Ashton H.
Williams, of Lake City; secretary and
treasurer; Mason C. Brunson, of Flor
ence.
The above named officers with the
following were chosen to constitute
the executive committee: DR.. ]. H.
David of Dillon; T. L. Smith, of
Marion; j. M. Meares Of Horny; j.
Armstrong Howard of Darlington; R.
E. Currin, of Florence; S. B. Postom
of Williamsburg; w. H. Andrews of
Georgetown; c. S. McFadden of Clar-
endon; E. w. Dabbs of Sumter; Rus
sell Williams of Berkeley; r. NJ.
jenkins of Lee; D. P. Douglas Of
Chesterfield; and L. A. Walker of
Dorchester County.
The executive committee will have
power under the construction and by
laws to arrange for county organiza-
tions as we'll as market units, and to
arrange for representation at the
State meeting of conventions.