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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-11
Where They Were.

On inquiring why they made 10
much noise upstairs, the twins told me
that they were just playing war"
Pretty soon the noise censed, all was
still; becoming uneasy at the unusu-
al silence, went upstairs to investl-
gate; they were nowhere to be seen I;
but after calling several times and
asking where they were, still, small
voice from under one of the beds an
swered: I'VE dasn't tell, bit ives
someplace upstairs. Exchange.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-11
THE BLUES"
Caused by
Acid-St0mach

Millions Of people who worry. are despon-
dent. have spells ~ mental depression, feel
blue and are often melancholy believe that
These conditions are due To out side Influences
over which they have little or no control.
Nearly always. however. they cen he traced
to an internal source-aetd- stomach Nor IL
II to be wondered at hct1 stomach begin
ming with such we'll defined symptoms az in
Will " not checked. In time AFFECT To some
degree or osuer all the vital organs The
nervous system becomes deraueed Digestion
suffers The blood 10 Impoverished Health
and strength are undermined The victim OF
acid stomach, although he may not know
the cause Of his sitnents feels his hope
courage, ambition AMI energy Slipping And
truly life IL dark-not worth much to the
man or woman who has acid stomach
Get rid Of ~ Don't let acid stomach hold
you back wreCk your health. make your
days miserable, make YOU victim OF the
blues and gloomy thnuRhtsi There IL a
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that brings, Oh such uuick relief from your
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makes II strong. cool sweet and comfort
able Helps you get back your strength visor
vitality, enthusiasm and good cheer So
many thousands upon thousands Of sufferers
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trial. Get big so cent box Of HAToNIC-
the good tasting tablets that YOU eat like q
BIZ Of crndy-frnm your druggist today lie
VIII return your money N results are not
even more than YOU expect
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-11
her guest. II was tragic presence, OF

p'''H'hE N't'''tbiNs
Late hours. excitement, might
abridge the life she SO passionately
policed: but she would not demand
the sacrifice of his cigar
Marshall's cigar followed the coffee.
Tony, the whlte-capped Italian cook of
the Palmyra. was removing the cups.
lnnes was carrying her double inter
est. listening tn Tod Marshnlls broad
sweep. getting n new viewpoint as he
mlnimized the local scheme feeling
that silent presence Mt the head of the
table.
Then something drove Claudia from
her mind. What Nr. Marshall had said
swept disturbing calcium on Tom
what If, truly, the river tlnsco could
be traced to that overSealous hand2 To
Tom, this undertaking blotted out the
rest Of related big endeayw but that
was not the way her host was looking
Mt It. He wns too courteous to give
her discomfort. he had not said II di-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-11
CHAPTER XVI.
Time the Umpire.

The river was low; Its yellow wa
ters bore the look Of oriental duplicity
Each day was now showing Its prog
ress. The two ends Of the trestle were
creeping across the stream from thei
brush aprons. A few weeks of work
at the present rate, and the gap would
be closed, Hardin's big gate In It: tbs
bypass ready; the trap set for thu
Colorado. The tensIty of last spur
was In the air.
It was inspiring activity, this pittlns
Of mans cumulative skill against ar
elemental force. No Caucasian mine
which did not tingle, feel the priv
| legged thrill of 1t. To the stolid native
this day of well-paid toll was his mil
lennium, the fulffllment of the
prophecy. His gods had so spoken
Food for his stomach, liquor for his
stupefaction; the white mans money
laid In brown hand each Sunday
morning was what the great gods fore
spoke. The completion of the work
the white mans victory, would be an
end of the fat time. Hasten7 Why
should they, and shorten their day OF
opportunity
Between the two camps oscillated
Coronel, silently squatting near the
whites, 1abbering his primitive Es-
peranto to the tribes. His friendship
with the white chiefs, his age and nat
ural leadership gave him unique po-
sltion in both camps. Assduously,
Richard cultivated the old Indian who
crouched days through by the bank Of
the river.
The engineers felt the whip of ex-
element. Never q man left the camp
In the morning who did not look to-
ward that span crawling across the
treacherous stream. measure that
widened bypass. Would the gate
stand7 The Hardin men halloed for
the gate, but looked each morning to
see II II were still there. The Reclama-
ton Service men and the engineers of
the railroad were openly skeptical;
Sisyphus outdone Mt his own game
Estrada and Richard looked furtlvely
Mt the gate, with doubt at each other.
Hardin, himself, was repressed, an
eager live wire. His days he spent on
the river; his nights. long hours Of
them, open-eyed, on his back, watching
the slow-wheeling, star-pricked dome
Of desert sky. His was the suspense
Of the man on trial; this was his
trial; Gerty. Richard, the valley, his
Judge and jury. The gate grew to be
a symbol with him Of restored honor,
an obsession of desire. II must be all
right
Richard was all over the place.
watching every piece Of rock that's
dumped In the river" complained
Wooster. believe he marks them at
nightw
They we're preparing for the final
rush. In week or two, the work
would be continuous, night shifts to
begin when the rock-pouring COM
Large lamps were being sus-
pended across the channel. acetylene
whose candelpower was that Of an arc
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-11
Learn to Use Both Hands.

You have noticed perhaps that left
handed people seem to have an adj
vantage over right-handed people In
being able to use the right hand with
greater ease than right-handed people
can use their unframed hand. II Is a
good thing to practice writing and
drawing with the left hand.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-11

light. Soon there would be no night
at the break. When the time for the
quick coup would come. the dam must
be closed without break or slip. One
mat was down, dropped on the floor
that had already swallowed twd such
gigantic mouthfulsi covered with
rock pinned down to the slippery bot
tom with piles. Another mat was
ready to drop; rock was whiting to be
poured over It.; the deepest place In
the channel was reduced from fifteen
to seven feet. Each day the overpQar,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-11
CHAPTER XIV.
N'skard Mskss Z New Enemy and Z
New Friend.

N''kard Makss New Enemy and {
New Friend.
1ne coming Of the indians gave the
spetus the work had lacked. Under
saks o. the railroad company a large
.0lcs was put on the river; these, the
wevsfs Of the brush mattresses that
49, g line the river bed. On the
.. aks were the brush cutters; tons Of
~l'ews we're to be cut to weave into
~ nofu miles Of woven wire cable
xa'uas for the Cross strands. Day
z ~ me piles Of willow branches
Gsv higher. the brush cutters work.
mead Of the mattress workers N
sseam. In the dense underground
- sso.lo Indians, Pimas and Marico-
sna Papagoes, struggled with the
- morn Of the mesquit and the
!owes1ng smell OF the arrow
a - tough az the hickory handles
~ Welded. they fought a clearing
s.s n oenss thickets In the intense
ovn stream the Brobdinrna r,an
4. ~ e 3 re dredge fell into the mud Of
sass' dropping its Shiny burden
S.14 tar bank. Down the long
,s0.s 1891 q levee the "skinners'' drove
- mules and scrapers; two pile
~ 49, were setting in the PREACHER.
-. stfeem the piles which were "a
N tne steel-cabled mattresses to
~ 49, oed. Il was a well-organised,
Sss ~. scene. Richard. In his Office.
fSss letters and kilograms to Mac
SSs- - felt his first satisfaction.
n y ' were beginning to show the re-
rs y: months of planning. Cars were
1rs,.s !. g from north and east; every
i-s Tween Los Angeles and Tue
- 's'uoned for their undertake
IS ! sladow fell on tho p,,e dos.
le1sx . u'ue ticking shirt and white
Z. ~. apron. waited for the .boss"
IS..s.s op. He stood wiping the per-
ss;'sa from his head. hairless p Of.
s.s,s e, ne long silk-tapered queue.
I 7 no stay" a' so''
~ s thunderclap. There was
Ssss. 70 70 replace Ling. who was
"a 'owh the salary Of a private |
Lose Llngl 1t would be |
oFalIsing to the camp than |
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y true It's prison for your husband
Ion won't have to fear Lupe."
when he gets out he will kill me,
penor.~
The terror was seizing her again,
Before she could begin her pleading
y called to MacLean.
ASK Ling to find a tent for Sonora
Aaldonado. Tell him to give her q
god meal"
ne must trap the rogue. That in
ldnal place must be closed. The
xeman had come In the nick OF time.
1nose tribes were to be guarded az
restless children.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-11
CHAPTER XVII.
The Walk Home.

Claudia Marshall sat at the head OF
her stately table In the Palmyra, mute
as a statue but for the burning eyes
which followed her Tod. To Innes,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-11

Dear, have you any loose changer
mo. pet: moneys too tight. BAL
timore American.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-11
No Wonder He's Busy.

"What makes Bin such n busy
mani"
'He listens carefully to the personal
troubles of every waitress In town. ~
Buffalo Express.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-10-11

One bottle Of DR.. Peery's dead Shot" will
save you money, time anxiety and health
One dose sufficient. without Castor oil In
addition. Adv.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
ATSISAKE NUSTATYTI
LAIKRODzIUS.
Mendon, ILL.,, naudojasi Sc
nuoju laiku.

Quincy, ILL.,, bal. .. 500
zmoniu micstclyj Mendon If
apie $500 aplinkniQ farmc-
riu andai Susirinkime nutarG
ncnuStatyti IaikrodziQ viena
vaIanda pirmiau, bet nando-
ties senuoiu IaiIlu.
Miestelio Syventojai stov6jo
w naujq laikq, NJ laikrodziQ
pavarymq. Bet farmeriai gavo
virSQ. Jie pasak6, kad per-
nySGiu metll iSmGginimaI Sn
paIIeistu Iaiku dave jiems di-
deliuS nuostolius. Simet jie
nori apSisaugoti tQ nuoStoliQ.
Kadangi mieStelio Mendon
zmOndS tik * aplinkiniQ far
meriQ pragyvenimQ daro, tad
.jie farmeriQ if paklaus6. Ten
Siandie laikrodziai eina viena
vaIanda paSkiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
ChiCagoje iiSSrinktas tas pat
majoras Thompson

Prizes prohibiciiq - 266,329
vyrui ir 12+.73l moteriS; Vi
50 391.26O.
"SIapiQjQ' didziuma 247,-
22S.
ProhibicijoniStai tvirtina,
jog taSai :'SlapiQju" laimeji-
mas eSQs menkas daiktas IT. be
reikSmis, nes prohibicija jau
praveSta viSoj Salyi.
Kad prohibicija pravesta,
taS tieSa. Bet Sis balsavimas
turf labai didele reikSme. Jis
parodo zmoniQ upQ. Tai Smar-
kuS ginkIaS items, katrie K6-
SinaSi sugriauti prohibicijos
amendmentq.
ISrinkta - naujQ alderma-
nv, IS kuriQ yra 10 republiko-
nv.
Didziuma balsQ pravesta pi
IieGiam> paSiulyti bondsQ islei-
dimai.
MieStO klerlu paliko tas pat
James \. IgOe, demokratas.
Mumicipaliu teiseju iSrinktas
Holmes, republicans.
ALieStO izdininku StuckAt,
demokratas.
AugStesnin pavieto teisman
teiS6ju Lewis, republicans.
RinkimQ metu nebuvo su-
miSimQ il susikirtimQ. Sua-
reStuOta tik tfys zmones uz
mazesn6S rQSies nusizengimus.
Majoro Thompsono salinin-
kai vakar vidumiestyj atlikO
parodavimQ su didziausiais
krikStavimais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
voKIEcIAI TURES PKIIM-
TT TAIKoS SALYGAS..
Kitaip gi marsalas Foch pa
sileis Vokietii;os gilumon.

Paryzius, bal. q Turima
ccia informacijq, kad jei yoke
ciu atstovai atsisakys savo pa
raSais patvirtinti jiems padllo-
tas taikos salygas, tad marsa-
las Foch autorizuotas SUI tall
kininkQ armijomis tuoJaus
briauties Vokietijos gilumon. /,
Is Vokietijos bevieliu tele-
grafu gauta ziniu, jog woke
GiQ uzsieniq reikalu ofisas, ku-
riam priklauso taikos taryb0
vedimas, nusprendes priimtl
tik tollias salygas, kurios -su-
tiks su prezidento Wilsono
paskelbtas taikos principals.
Keturip didziuliu valstybill
uzsieniq reikalq ministerial II 2.
Japonijos. vienas atstovas.
Siandie pasitars, kur susitikti
su Nokietijos atstovais. Bus
galutinai iSriSta svarbiausieii
klausimai.
Ar leisti vokieGiams disku-
suoti apie salygas, ar duoti be
jokiQ diskusijQ patvirtlnti
jas, ar pagaliaus jiems leistl
keliauti namo, gaufi instrukci-
ia nuo s9yo valdzios, kuomet
nepatiko salygos.
Manoma, jog vokieciams at
stovams bus paduota salygas
patvirtinti be jokiq diskusijq.-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
BEGALO BRANGUS PRA.
GYVENIMAS.
Tad isnaujo sugryzo kaleji-
man.

Omaha, Neba bal. 2.-F. NJ.
Brown pirm poros metu su-
klastavo ceki. w tai buvo nu-
hauStaS trims metams kal6Ji-
mo. ISbuvo kal6jime metus IL
buvo paroliuotaS.
Apvazin6jo jis daugeli mie-
stu il negavo tinkamo darbo.
Tuo tal'pu pragyvenimas labal
brangus.
Tad iis vargais-negalais su-
gryzo Cionai, nu6jo kal6jimo
ofisan il praSeSi atgal priim-
ii j kal6jiman.
Pc ilgu tarybQ' kal6jlmo
virSininkas j pri6mt. Ten lls
atbus visa savo bausme. !
Bet paskui kad II nores, tai
rebuS priimtas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
Bella Kun Srulnoja TALK
ninkamS
BOLsEVIKAI TARIASI A.
PIE KARE.
suokalbiauja jie prizes TALK
rinkus.

Budapestas, bal. 2.-Ungari-
jos bolSevillQ valdzia pasiunte
delegacijq Berlynan su tills-
lu padaryti sajunga su Woke
tia il pakelti kare prizes tai
kininkus.
VokieG5iip oficierai, seniau
priguleiusieji prize fieldmafSa-
10 Won Mackensen armijos, at
keliavo Budapestan perorganl-
zuoti Ungarijos armija, kurios
esama apie 100000 vyru ISL
gai vokieciQ linijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
PREZIDENTAS WILSONAS
NUSPRENDE VEIKTI.
Pasikalbejimu laikas jau pasi-
baiges - sake jis.

Paryzius, val. ,. - Vakar
prezidentaS WilsonaS iSaiSki-
no, jog il jiS pats apSiimQS
init dali atsakomyb6S w tai
kos konfcrenciioS prasitesimq.
PrezidentaS pazymGjo, kad to
uztraukimo negalima primesti
bile vienai kokiai Saliai, az tOS
Sales atStOVamS.
Atvirai jis pazymdjo, jog
paSikalb6jimu Iaikas paga-
liauS paSibaiges. r dabar jau
mctaS parodyti darbo rezulta-
tuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
GYVULIU SKERDYKLOS
PALIUOSUOTOS NUO
SUVARzYMU.
Panaikinta visokia kontrole
mesos.

Washington, bal. >. - Gy-
vuliU SkerdyklOS vakar piInal
paliuOSuOtoS nuO SalieS maiS-
to administrators kOntrol6s il
kitokiQ karGs SuvarzymQ. Tuo
tikSlu prezidentaS WllSonaS
paSiraSt po proklemacija.
Vietos maistO administered
jos valdininkams apie prezl-
dento proklemacijq kablegra-
ma praneS6 Hoover.
ReiSkia, gyvuliQ skerdyk-
Ions SugrQzinta prieSkarlnlal
Iaikai.
Skerdyklu Savininkai po to
paSkelb1, jog jie nepakelsiq
m6soS kainoS. N6ra reikalo
tas daryti. Mesa jau il taip
brangi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
Bol$evikai Saukia moteris kariuomenen
BOLSEVIKAI GALABINA
zMONES.
Moterys istoja raudonujQ az
mijon.

Londonas, bal. 2.-AsSocia-
ted Press depeSa is BudapeSto
pranpSa, kad tenai bol&vihq
valdzia nugaIabinuSi apie $50
zmoniQ uz ivairiuS plGSimuS
micSte.
Paskirta darbininkams algos.
UngarQ bolSevikQ vaIdzia
BudapeSto darbininkams nus
tate aIgaS, kokiaS turf gauti
w darbq. Nyrams Sc dienoje,
moterims s., g.i vaikamS s..
TukstanGiai burzQjQ, kaip
tai advOkatQ, krautuvinihktl
If buvuSiQ baldininkQ, kur1e
Siuo kartu neteke uzsiGmimli,
podraug Su paprastais darh,.
ninkaiS atSiSaukia prie pap
raStQ ranku darby.
Kun grumoja talkininkams.
B0lSeviku, raudonOjon armi-
jon istOja IL motorys. Mes
JOINS taippat mokamoS riebios
algOs.
PagyvenimQ randa atpiginta
20 nuoSimGiQ.
TurtingQjQ zmon1Q namuo-
Sc atliekamoS kratos. Rekvi-
zuojama visollie brangintini
daiktai, llaip tai paveikslai,
dailes darbai. 1r visa tai ga
benama nacijonal6n galerijon.
Sekama Maskvos bolSevikU
pavyzdziu.
KaraliSkoj pilyj isitais6 sa-
vo ofisus uzSieniQ reikalQ ko-
miSaraS Bella Kun. Be jo lei
dino niekas negali SIandie
apleiSti UngalijoS.
Tai naujos rQSieS caras.
Andai jis pazym6jo:
"KuOmet visos kitOS buvu-
sioS imperijoS SalyS tik grumo-
ia talkininkams bolSevikizmu,
tam zygiui atlikti mes jau tu-
rime priemone.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
UzPAKhLYJ UNGARIJ0S
stow VOKIETTJA.
Prancuzai su rumunaiS turi
dOkumentuS.

Paryzius, bal. ,. - Pron-
cuzu ir rmunV vyriau>yht>
turf >uvo r0nko>c >varbiu> do
kumrnlu>. PmyIiau> laiIlraS-
Giai ruSo. kod tie dokumrntoi
- tai ai>kU> prirodynlai. jog
boI2c1jkQ valdzio~ iSkjIima~
Ungarijojc yra didziumojr pa
ties 9raro KoroIyi darbaS ~
iuu@oie 81 Nokietiia. Ta>ai
viSu> veikima> yra atireipta>
tjo>jo@ j taIkininkQ Sails.
PranruzU uz>ioniQ rciIlaIQ
oIi~a~ turf ziniV, jo@ Un@aU
rcvoIiuciia yra pal"jta i$m@-
@inti tolkjuinkQ vaiio~ ~tipru-
my, Nortta iuo~ pagQz'jjnti
d0r Noklpt}IoS pr>ldrUmu
prize | ngoriio> boISovikiZmo.
PrancuzQ. an&lu il <erbu mi
>iio~ pagaIiau> IS BOsiupr>to
uukeliuvo Beigradan. Bud"-
rc>to to> mi>iioS mlJvo Iaiko-
mos udaryto> >aVo kvatiero-
>p, bet ne kalIiimc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
ESTAI PLIEKIA Boise
VIKUS.

Londonas, bal. q Estoni-
jos valdzia oficijaliai skelbia,
kad praeita sekmadieni estai
supIiekd boISevikus If pa6mG
nuo ju Pechory, PSkovo from
te.
Taippat estams tekeS II
Hainash, ant rytiniQ Rygos uz-
lajos pakraSciQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
RUSU BoLsEVIKAMs NE.
UzTENKA VIENU
VYRU.
saukia jie ir moteris padeti
kareiViauti.

Paryzius, bal. 2-Estonijo-
je be tiIirOsios demoliratin6s
vaIdzios gyvuoia dar il boise
vikiSka vaIdzia. TOs valdzios
ntra paGioj Estonijoj. Mes ten
ntra bolSevikQ. Jie visi iSvyti
is Sales, kaipo piktadariai.
Bet ia valdzia turi prieglau-
da Estonijos pasieniais, kur l
Siandie estai turi muSties uz
savo Sail su rusu bolSevikais.
BolSevikiSka estQ valdzia yra
rusQ boISeviIlQ kariuomenes
gIoboje ir'su Sta bendrai vel
kia prizes estus patrijotus.
Estonijos kariuomen6s Sta
bo stovykla dabar pranesa,
kad ta bolSevikiSIa estQ val
dzia paskelb6 miesto PSkovo
moterims registravimasi. Vi
sos tarpe 1876 metQ mote
rvs paskirtose vietose priva-
lanGios uzsiregistruoti.
BolSevikai tvirtina, kad
jiems moterys yra relkallngos
prize kareiviavimo, ypac prize
visokiQ militariniQ darby. Bet
kaikurie Sp6ja, kad ar tik ne
kokiems purvinesniems tiks-
lams bolSevikai Saukia mote
ris. =.
Cana to, kad jie jas saukia.
Tas reiSkia, kad bolSevikus
apima galutina desperacija.
Turf jie 10000 vyru.
Toliaus Stabo praneSlme
pazymima, kad rusQ bolsevi-
kai Estonijos fronte turi co.
900 kareiviQ. Tame skaitliuje
yra $4,000 infanterijos.
Turi jie ten 95 armotas, tar
pc kuriu yra 80 sunkiQju. Tu-
ri 6 sarvuotus traukinius.
25 jQ pulkai yra sudaryti is
rusu, 6 pulkai is latviu il 4
is ivairiQ Estonijos elementQ.
Priesbolsevikai gerai susiorga
nizave.
Cionai is Estonijos parkelia-
vo Carl Kranz, Amerikos mai
sto komisijos narys.
Jis tvirtina, kad kaip estai,
taip il kitos Pabaltijos tau
tos gerai susiorganizavusios
prizes bolsevikus. Jos turi isla-
vintas il disciplinuotas lla-.
riuomenes.
Kranz talkininkams pataria
tas tautas pilnai paremti. Te-
gu jos sutruskina rusq boise.
yikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
PALIUOSAVO SOCIJALIS-
TO UzMUsEJA.

Paryzius, bal. q TeiSmas
paliuosavo Raoul VILLAIN,
kurs 1914 metals cia nuSov6
prancuzQ socijaliStQ vadq
Jaures. Teismas nusprende,
kad tasai nuzudymas atliktas
is didelio patrijotizmo. Soci-
.ialistas Jaures m6gino pakenk-
ii karei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
UNGARAI zUDO ANGLUS.

Geneva, bal. |. =. Ana die
na trys anglQ monitoriai (ka-
res laivai) Dunojumi nuplaukd
j Ungarijos sostine Budapesta,
Tenai tuos laivus umgarQ boil
Sevikai pasveikino Sovinials'
Keli anglq oficieriai il juri-
ninkai nuzudyta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02

Washington, bal. 2.-salies
augScCiausias teismas pertrau-
Ike savo' sesijq ligi baIandzio
If dienOS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
Kaip pasidalino balsai.
Slapieji' laimejo.

"slapieji" laimejo.
Svaigalu prohibicijoS kIau-
SINE Iaimtjo "$lapie.ji
u prohibiciiq batSavo 81
7O7 vyrai ir 1926 -moterys;
viso 144,032.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
REZIGNAVO DEL PIRACY,
VENIMO PABRANGIMO

New York, bal. 22.-Sio mie-
>to >veikatingumo komiSijo-
nieriuS, DR.. Copeland, rezig-
navo IS uzimamoS vietoS, mes
negaIdjeS pragyventi is Gau-
namOS algOS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02
0 R AS
BALANDz1o Q, 1919 M.

siandie grazus oras il kick
SilGiau; rytoj laukiama atmai-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02

Berne, bal. 2.-ItalijoS pro-
vinciioi ApuIia SiauGia raup-
liu cpidemi.ia. Tuk>tanciai
zmoniQ iSmire.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-02

Chicagoj" 20 rinkimU. Pi-
IipGiai dar >rkantiem> krtu-
rirmS mctamS i&>irinko tQ pa
II maiorQ,W William Hale Thom-
p>on. .Ji> Iajmtio l7,6oO baI>Q
didzimuu. Visa Chicago>
spauda jo iSrinkimui aStriai
prieSinoSi. Bet iiS gavo vir-
>u. ReiSkia, Siandie neIongva
~uvaikyti zmoniQ minti>.
AntrQiQ SuIig baI~Q ~kait-
Iiau> vietQ uzdmt demokratQ
partiio< kandidataS Sweitzer.
TreGioi vietoj puliko nepriguI-
mingu> k5mdidata> lioyne. Pa
StarQii ypaG rdmG >pauda. .Ji~
buvo paStatytaS iveikti Thom-
pSonq.
Darbo partjjoS kandidata>
paliko net ketvirtoi vieto.i.
Kaip pasidalino balsai.
D+;;,, l..,,,.I:.I,,4.,; ,..,,.O -,
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-04-24
CORP. FRANK AVER HERE.
Bamberg Boy, Reported Dead, Ar
rives from Overseas Duty.

Corporal Franklin K. Aver, after
completing his service in the army Of
the expeditionary forces, arrived
home last week in excellent health.
The relatives and friends of Mr..
Aver had been very uneasy about him
for several weeks, due to his name
being printed in the casualty list as
having died of wounds received. This
report proved to be erroneous, and
probably occurred in the newspaper
office, as official information did not
bear ovt the report.
A letter was received from him by
his brother, Mr.. F. C. Aver, a few
days prior to his arrival, stating that
e was we'll; this being the first
news from him in several months.
Mr.. Aver received some injury from
gas during his overseas service, but
he has fully recovered from it's eff
fects. His many friends all over the
county are delighted to welcome him
home.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-04-24
THE VICTORY LOAN DRIVE.
Preparations Made for Last Cam
paign in Bamberg County.

The last, and perhaps the most i'm
portant, campaign for the sale of lib
erty bonds will be conducted in the
next few days in Bamberg county.
For some reason the matter of get
ting up a county organization here to
carry forward the victory liberty loan
has been delayed. No county chair
man had been appointed up to last
week, when Captain Timmons, U.-
A., now working in the interest OF
the victory loan, came to Bamberg.
Col. J. c. Guilds, who made most
successful chairman for the war saw
ings campaign last year, has been
appointed to carry the victory loan
to success in this county, and he has
entered upon his duties.
Captain Timmons met with the
county chairman and a committee of
local gentlemen at the Bamberg
Banking company Friday afternoon,
(which the loan campaign was dis
cussed. Colonel Guilds hopes to get
his organization perfected in the next
day or two, and the drive will COM
mence.