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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23

ii anGlQ intaka, Ienkai palioV"
vei!e kard> reikalaiS.
LenEu atStovas VaSiIew$ki
pareiSk6:
Lenkija nenori uzatakuo!i
>ovietQ RusijQ be Specijailo
talkininkQ leidimo.
(Gana aiSku, kad tq telegra-
ma Associated Press 'oS ageT-
tut padiktavo lenkai atstovai.'
Mes nielas kitaS taip hjarTiai
lietuviu nezmeizia, kaip lenkai.
kad lietuviai tur6tQ d6ties Su
vokieciais-tai lenkQ sugalvO-
taS Smeiztas. Lenkai bjaurioia
lietuviuS, kad Site proteStuOJa
prieS imperijaliStinius lenku
zygiuS. Prancuzijos valdzioje
ivyko atmaina. Gal ateityje kl-
taip lures uzgiedoti il lenkai).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
IRGI ATSAUKS
KARIUoMENE IS
SIBERIJOS.
Sakosi nenori j ten jokiu
teritor5ju.

Tokyo, sausio p -Japonija
1918 metals buvo Sutariusi su
Suv. ValstijomiS pasiQsti Sibe-
rijon paSkirtq skaitliu kariuo-
men6s Su tikslu ten apsaugoti
>ukrautq kar6s medziagq IL
duoti pagelbos cekQ-slovakQ
armijai.
Kadangi Su1. Valstijos Sian
die atsaukia is Siberijos savo
kariuomene, tq patti nusprendf
padaryti II Japonija.
JaponiioS vyriausyb6 skcl-
bia, jog il nenol'inti Siberiioj
pasisavinti jokip teritorijU,
kaip kit myIi nuomoniauti.
Nesenai Japonija buvo pa
SiunciuSi Siberijon daugiau ka-
riuomen6s. Taip padariusi, kaG
atpildyti ivykusius nuostoIius
pirmiau pasiQstoje kariuome-
n6je.
Be to, Japonijos ministeriG
kabinetas nutarG neSimaiSyti !
vidujinius SiheriioS reikalus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
PRAMATOMAS BOLsEVI.
KU UzPUOLIMAS PRIZES
LENKIJA.
Bolsevikai koncentruoja savo
ar1niia.

Washington, sausio. 22.-Cia
gauta oficijaliQ pranesimu,
kad ruSQ bolSevikai tikrai rem
giasi uzpulti Lenkijq. Neuzil-
go Lenkija bus priversta ginti
Savo nepriklausomybe, Sakoma
pranesimuose.
Pazymima, jog bolSevikai
prizes Lenkija jau koncentruoja
gi amunicijos dirbtuv6-
Sc dirbama dienomis il nakti-
mis-. ,
KIimatinis stoviS, sakoma,
yra paiankus . bolSevikamS il
Site veikiai gall pradGti alta
kas prizes lenkuS.
(Lenkai, atgave laisve, is
perdidelio dziaugsmo pasoko
uzimti svetimas tcritorijaS vi
SomiS pus6miS. Jie iSibrlov6
Lietuvon. Toll pasiStum6 Rusi-
Jon, Gudijon il Ukrainon. Da-
bar w tuoS savo imperiialisti-
nius zvgius lures atsakyti. TO
bent ir tik6taSi).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
sENAToRIUs OWEN ATA
KUoJA PRIEsMAIsTINI
BLU.
Washington, sausio 2

Washington, sausio %.
National government League
ana diena senate
rius Owen, demokratas is Ok
lahoma valstijos, karciais 70
dziais uzatakapo priesmaisti-
nj biliu, koki senatas .jau pra-
vede II indaye zemesniajam
kongreso butui.
senatorius sake, jog tasai
bilius sutrempia SALES kotls-
titucijjos dvasia il negirdeta
yaldAa duoda pastq sekreto-
riui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
ANGLIA PAKILO LENK-
TYNESNA SU Boil
SEVIKAIS.
Kuoveikiaus Kaukazan stun
ciama 10000 kariuome-
mes.

Paryzius, Sausio %. = Ang-
lila Su didziausia paskuba
ruoSiasi pasiQSti 10000 ka-
riuomen6s Kaukazan. Tomis
dienomis lures iSplaukti kares
transportai. Tai bus lenktynes
Anglijos SUI bolSevikais. II
nezinia, katrie pirmiau pa
sieks Batumq ar Tiflis-Baku
gelezinkeli. Tiflis yra Kauka-
re.
Jei boEevikai pirmiau sus-
pes perkirsti gelezinkell kol
anglai uzims visa linija, tai
nelengvas bus daiktas 10000
anglQ prasimuSti per bolsevi-
kus j Baku, j Kaspijos jures
pakraSGiuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
UKRAINA TURF CUKRAUS
IR KVIEcIU.

Washington, sausio 22.-Uk-
rainy misiia Amerikoje prane-
Sa, kad kuomet bIokada Rusi-
jos (taigi ir Ulrainos) bus pa
galiaus panaikinta, Ukraina
pasaulio turgaviettsna tuoiauS
pasiQs keturis Simtus milijcnQ
svarQ cukraus, 20 milijonQ bu-
Seliq kvieGiQ, daug zaliu sl;u-
ri il kitokiu prekiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23

pavyktQ isibriauti Turkijen,
iie tuomet gal6tu dideliu les
Imagumq padaryti su paeia Me
sopotamija. Gal6tQ dar per
Ikirsti konstantinopolio-B Bagda-
do ,gelezinkeli, kol stipri ang-
Ilq kariuomenG suspetQ juos
sulaikyti nuo to darbo.
Svarbus daiktas zibalo laukai.
Lloyd George il Winston
Churchill, ,sakoma, velkla IS
wen. Kar6s minister's Churc-
hill paremia yisus premiere
plenus ir sutikm6je darbuojasl
SUI fieldmarsalu Wilsonu II
admirolu Beatty.
Kaukazo respublikos Geor-
gia jauni vyrai lavinami prizes
bolsevikus. Be to- anglia da-
bar ten siuncia kafiuomene II
visokia reikalinga kares me-
.dziaga.
Nara jokia paslaptis, kodel
Anglia patti viena imasi veik-
I'll prizes bolSevilSus Kaukaze II
toliaus rytuose.
Bakum'e yra centras tur-
tingqjq zibalo laukQ. Tuos
laukus Anglia nori lMvaldy-
ii. Tai butQ jai ,kaipir atty
ginimas uz sulaikyma bolsevi-
ku veikimo tame Some.
Bet svarbiausias. daiktas
Anglijai yra nuo bolsevlkl1
apsaugoti India.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
SEMIONOV NEz|NO, kU!R|
YRA kOLGkkAS.
,SsJ - %.s.t.

Harbin, Manehuria, sausio.
II (Suyelinta). Visq prizes
bolsevikiniq rusq armijq w
riausias vadas, gen. Semionoy,
paskelbe proklemacija pareiks
damas, jog. jis imas valdyti,
Siberia.
Anot gen. Semionovo atstas
w, jo valdymas busias tik lals
xmas, kadangi nei gen. SeInsss
nov, nei kas kitas nezino, kanle
apsiiverceiia admirolas Kolcak
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
JUGOSLAVIJA STOW Uz
FIUME,

Londonas, sau$io %. Ju-
goslavija atSal1d talkininkams
Fiume reikale. Pazymdjo, jos
Fiume turi priklausyti ne kan
kitam, kaip tik Jugoslaviiai.
Toksai noras yra iSreikStas IL
prezidento Wilsono.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
Lenkai sako neapleisia Vilniaus
AIRIJOJE SIAUCIA TERO-
RAS.
sinn- -feineriai kovoja prizes
anglus.

Dublinas, Sausio %. Ana
vakarq HarcouTt gatv6je uz-
pultas il nusautas vietos po=
licij0s komisijonieriaus asis-
tentas Redmond. Piktadaris
nesuimtaS.
RedmOnt nesenai Cia buvO
atsiQstas is Belfasto. Tenai jis
buvo pasizymejes policjos
tarnyboje. Tad buvo manoma,
jog il cia jam pavyksia pa
Sekmingai veikti prizes teroris-
tllS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
RUMUNAI UzIMSIA
ODESSA?
q .v.r--
Taip pranesa lenkai.

Varsavas, SauSio -. = Vie
tos lenkV laikraSGiai skelbia,
jog e>ama ziniQ, kad rumunQ
kariuomeni uzimsianti Odessa
il patvarkysianti juodQju ju-
riu uostuS Su tikSlu ginties
prizes bOl$evikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
Sake, 10000 yra CANA.

Marsalas Foch, Sir Henry
Wilson il kit augstieji arml-
jos oficierai tvirtina, jogei TO-
600 anglq kareivip uztenka
apsaugoti pamineta gelezinke-
Ii il sulaikyti bolsevikus nuo
briovimosi j pietus, jei stun
Giama kariuomene laiku nrl-
vyks paskirton vieton.
Laiku nuvykusi kariuomene
gales uzimti visa gelezinkelio
linija, pasitaisyti pozicijas
kulkasvaidziams, kulkasvai-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23

Kilrush, Airiia, sausio 23.-
Sale Sito miesto pravaziuojan-
ciuS dyiraGiais keturis polic-
monus uzpuold sinn-feineriai.
PoIicmonai apsigyn6. Vienq
sim-feineri nuzud4 IL du kitu
suGm6. P0licmonai nesuzeisti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23

Thurles, Airija, sausio 23.-
Cia dar vienas policmonas
(kOnStabeliS) paSautas. = Gin
kIuotas policijos burys tuo-
.iaus pakilo darban ieSkoti
piktadario. Bet nesusektas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
Washington, sausio %.

Kongrese pakyla opozicija
skirt $50 milijonu dolierip
selpti Europa maistu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
Daugelis prielankiauja
holsevikams.

Lenkija nera toIiam so
WI, kad galetQ atsllaikyti
prizes bolseviku ismeginta stip-
runla. Tuo labjaus, kai lenkuo-
Sc didelis nuoSimtis zmonla
nori taikos su bolsevikais fI
iaugelis prielanIiauja net hei-
Sevikinei valdziai paciai Eea
kijoj.
''Jei taip, tuomet Vokietijai
atsidurtp bolseviku malonen.
Mhsq {voEieeiu) amija pilnai
bus demobilizuota kovo pra-
Hioje. II tuomet nebus ko pa
statyti p1ieS bolsevikus.
"Ateis laikas, kuomet pa
SAUL pazadins bolsevikai, atsi-
dure j Pareini. II kas tad bus
paskui?'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
Paprastas lenkQ smeiztas.

Anot latviQ il lenkQ atstovQ
paSakojimo, Lietuva lnksta
prize VokietijoS, kaip lygiai su-
tinka padaryti armisticijQ sG
bOlSevikaiS.
Lenkai in6io Siton konferen-
cijen su tikslu traukti Pabalti-
jos vieSpatijas pakelti bendrq
kare prizes sovietu Rusija. Bet
kad Prancuzijoje tomis dieno-
mis- ivyko politikines atmainos,
gi paGiiuose lenkuose 6me did6-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
LIETUVIU
SU LENKAIS.
Lenkai posenoVei Smeizia
lietuVius.
Gelsingforsas, >au>lO -.

Gelsingforsas, Sau>io -. -
assoc. Press teIegrama).-
Nakar tia pa>ibaig& EStonijo<,
LatvijOs. Lietuvos il LenkljoS
at>tovQ .konferencija. PaSek-
m6je paSkirta komiSiia pada-
ryti plenuS PabaltijoS vie$pati-
.ju saiumgai su tikslu ginties
prieS SovietQ Russia. TaikOS Su
bolSevikaiS kIauSimaS kOnfe-
rencijoje nebuvo nei optarla-
mas.
Skirtingumai tarpe Lietuvos
ir Lenkijos taip dideli, jog lie
tllviai atSiSako ineiti tOklon
vieSpatijQ SqjumgOn, kurioJe
butu lenkai.
LictuyoS atstovai plrmlausla
Gia buvo surname EstonijoS,
I.atvijos ir Lietuvos sajungq
atkreiptq prizes LenkijQ. Bet
estai il Iatviai neSutikO su tue
Sumanymu. Po to lietuviai at
Stovai atsisak6 dalyvauti kon-
ferencijoie il pasiliko kaipo
t6mytOjai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-23
Bolseyikai grumoja Lenki-
jai jr Vokietijai

Kick pavojingas yra stovis
Vokietijos rytuose, apie ta ge-
fiausia pasako baronas Won
Ecvardstein, buves kituomet
Vokietijos ambasadorius Lon
done. Baronas turi didelius ze-
mes plotus Silezijoi.
"Esu pasirenges ilgam APP
gulimui, sake baronas. "Tu-
riu CANA ivairaus maisto: me-
SOS, miltQ, cukraQs If tabokos
kokiai porai mGnesiQ,
Mano nuomone, bolseyikai
turi progos uzatakuoti If iveik-
ii Lenkija. II kuomet iie eia
artinsis, as su savo Seinyna
persikelsiu / kalnus Silezijoj ir
tenai lauksiu, kol prauz raudo-
noji v6sula.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18
ESQ Former IowanS
AT Picnic Offer
Praise Of Oregon

ManIfesting satisfaction that they
are now In oregon, but barking baes
for day to the time when they we're
residents Of the middle west, more
than $50 former Iowans made merry
at the state fair grounds Thursday at
their annual picnic under the auspices
Of the Iowa society OF central William
cite valley
Exercises were opened with the sing
Ing Of America" and prayer was Of
fered BY Rev. u. Il. Gilbert, Method
ist minister IN Iowa for many years.
Mrs. John Bayne, president OF the So
ciety was master of ceremonies.
A roll OF Iowa counties was called
and II was made evident that most OF
the 80 Iowa counties have representa-
ttves in this vicinity.
A history Of the Louisiana purchase
was given by w T. Rigdon and the re-.
suit Of the purchase were brought out
by Frank Davey. A modern adapta-
tlon OF Riley's "Old Glory" was offered
by Mrs A. G. Foor
Declaring he was glad TO be trans
Bidlited hNlNs ~ IL iNoutlAS NViu StiAt
interesting stories of Iowa and Mrs.
Q. j. Adams offered pleasing read
ing A song Of praise for Iowa, writ
ten by Mrs Bayne, was sung by the
entire audience,
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Frank Davey,
president u. A. Young, vioe-presi
dent; U. S Dotson, secretary-treasurer
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18

heard was nobody but that noisy ras-
cal, Jasper Jay, playing a trick on her.
Nor did Jasper limit his droll teas
ing to his own neighbors. Sometimes
he hid in tree near the farm build
ings and frightened the hens by max
ing sound exactly like a certain red
shouldered hawk, who lived in the
low woods along Black Creek, where
frogs were plentiful. A fierce scream
of "Kee-you! Kee-you!" was quite
enough 70 alarm an old hen with a
big family of young chickens Though
she might know well enough that the
red-shouldered hawk seldom made a
meal of poultry, preferring frogs and
field-mice above all other food it was
only natural that she shouldn't care
to take any chances. The haste with
which a nervous mother-hen called
her family into the chicken house
when she heard that cry of "Kee-
you! kee-you" always amused Jasper
Jay, for he never tired of the game.
Surprising as it may seem, now and
then Jasper's hawk-call deveiced
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18
The JOY of Motherhood

"Put her closer to me-" whispered
to the nurse. | felt | must protect
my baby from her fathers disap-
pointment.
For answer she put the little moist
mouth to my breast,
Again everything was swallowed up
In the ecstatic bliss OF motherhood
Poets may rave of the soft texture of
the rose leaf, more material men may
talk OF velvet skin but baby's flesh
Is indesoribabie, II has the softness
OF velvet, the smoothness Of satin and
the lllusive texture Of the rose petal.
II has that something that only al
human soul can give.
III Is mine--it is mine--my baby
my little girlr'
] caught my breath and closed myl
lips as tightly as could In my weak
ness ana determined then and thereI
that my child should be taught TO faceI
the world, TO face a crisis such asI
mime that whatever else She was
she could learn the duties as well asl
taught she was to be placed where
the joys that come to woman.
Reason for Ignorance
] had not learned them because my
dear mother was SO engrossea IN her
invalid husband and her overmodesti
mid-Viet9rian ideas had prevented
her from telling me what the reality
OF marriage and motherhood meant.
MS child should understand that
is paradox where love Isl
All and love Is nothing; that woman
might leve a man devotedly and not
emily make him unhappy. but be unsl
happy herself, and that she would
need much beside love to be sucrl
scssfui wife. IN fact. as 1 lay there
Ntfh my child al my breast I zeit''
hat had been very foolish 10 ,hlnli
haf iuvR was all In the great sohaine
! mature fi54ffinee 'nesas ois1y enc
tti1iH1 ilasnr<Hnsinn nf fhk faee NA.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18

pores dark, sallow, rough skin -.
oiness' wrinkles and in fact. eysrr
blemish the face. neck. hama. i.
arms are heir to. If your neck is d..
one application of this Derwino 80 ~.
meal combination will make 4 ~. ~,
as white as a lily. 1t is ahso,n,s,.. s@
harmless and will not produce y
stimulate growth of hair No ~.
ter how rough and ungainlv n.
hands and arms, or what abuses ,has
have had through hard work and ~
posure to the sun and wind this ~
scription will work wonderful ,,sn..
formation in II hours at the mos
Thousands who have used il have ~
the same results as l have had
NOTE-To get the best effect :.
sure to follow the complete airac.
tions contained in every package Of
Derwillo. You have only to get der.
willo and oatmeal You need nothing
else and 1t is so simple that ANYONE
can use it, and so inexpensive that
any girl or woman can afford Ii. Drug
gists and department stores guarap.
tee that there will be noticeable i'm.
provement after first application or
they will refund the money. 1t Is sold
in this city at all toilet counters. ua-
der money refund guarantee by all
department stores and druggists In
cluding ]. G. Perry and Daniel I.
Fry. ladYl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18
How to Instantly Have
A Beautiful White Skin
= Free Prescription Does This for 70.
You Can prepare it at Your Home

= Free Prescription Does This for You
You Can prepare it at Your Home
New York: 1t is my own discovery
and it takes just one application 20
get such marvellous results. says Mae
Edna Wilder. when her friends ask
her about her wonderful white skin
and the improved appearance of her
hands and arms. You can do the
same thing if you follow my advice
she says. l feel it is my duty to tell
every girl or woman what this remark
able prescription did for me. Just
think of it. All this change In a sim
gle application. never tire of telling
others just what brought about such
remarkable results. Here is the iden-
tical prescription that whitened my
skin and removed every defect from
my face, neck, hands and arms. in
til you try it you can form no idea
of the marvellous change it will make.
The prescription which you can pre-
pare at your own home is as follows:
Go to any grocery and get 10 cents
worth of ordinary oatmeal, and from
any drug store a bottle of derwiilo.
Prepare the oatmeal as directed IN
every package of derwillo and apply
night and morning. The first appiica-
tion will astonish you. It makes the
skin appear white, transparent, smooth
and velvety. l especially recommend
1t for freckles, tan, sun spots, coarse
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
BY the Noted Author
DAH McGLONE GIBSON

ture has no time to nurture human
beings. 1t remained for man himself
to make natures law bearable, ~
saying that one man and one woman
shall love each other and cleave to
each other till death.
My little girl shall know this. My
little girl shall understand that she
must bear and forbear. She must
have compassion sympathy and for
getfulness of self But above all she
must have tolerance.
Oh, what wonderful dreams 1
dreamed as lay there with the lit
tie moist mouth close to my breast
and with the unutterable joy OF
knowing that my child was drawing
its life sustenance from me. But the
great mistake I made--the human
mistake-was in not thinking at all
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18
Nazarene Assembly
Raises $4,000 For
Hospitals StSionS

The annual assembly Of the North
Pacific district Of the Nazarene church
now in session in the city has an in
creasing attendance and interest. Re
ports Of the pastors show very mark
ed increase along all lines Of work.
Thursday afternoon session was one
of great interest, when the COM
mittee on education turned the hour
over TO Dr. Wiley, president of the
Northwest Nazarene college at Nampa,
idaho. This Institution is the benefit
ciary of the several districts of the
northwest country 1t has had phe-
nominal growth. A medical training
hospital has recently been added to
the institution. Mrs. Whitesldes OF
Portland presented some of the press
ing and urgent needs of the hospital
and In few minutes five hundred dol
lars were laid on the table with more
to follow.
The Smith family of California, con-
sisting of father mother and three
children all of whom play Instruments,
are captivating all with their singing.
Several outgoing missionaries are in
attendance, The Thursday night meet
ini was one long to be remembered
General Superintendent Goodwin
spoke ons the coming Of Christ, and
the preaching of the gospel. At the
close of his sermon there was Offering
taken for home missions amounting to
nearly $500. Great victory is resting
on the entire assembly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18

Der OF CON -
The churches Of Eugene have
agreed to hold union services each
srEiay evening during the summer.
from July 10 September l.
Donald Young. espa6y aisti~t At.
terney of Lane county. has leen
chosen enaicrsn n Of the Lane eosaty
democratic central committee.
Fred Edwards has been reelected
president Of the Fossil Chaptauaua
association. The association has sci
aside $259 for entertainments.
Farmers at Medical Springs are re-
joicing over progress on the construc-
tion OF the big canal which will re-
claim 5000 acres Of land in the vlrin-
ity.
1t is sought to eliminate all obiec-
tions to the proposed bird refuge At
Lake Malheur in an amended hill
which has been filed with the secre-
tary of state.
The poultry department of the state
fair has engaged George Wells OF
Oshkosh. Wis. to judge this fall. Ed
ward Shearer of Estaeada will again
act as superintendent of the show.
Complaint that the people of Al
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18
CITIES GROW AT FARM EXPENSE.

The startling feature of the announcements of cencus
results far announced the great growth of large cities all
the country Detroit has increased 113 pecen Cleveland
increased AZ percent and other places show similar gains
New York to Los Angeles the big cities growing bigger and
the country districts being depopuated in proportion
The tendency towards the city has been accelerated by the
creation of industries like the automove the phonograph
and moving pictures Hundreds of thousands of persons
from the production of food supplies into the production
luxures and semiluxuries.
The high wages and short hours of the factory have ed
om the farm millions of farm workers and the result
will b. serious indeed the nation will have to import it's
food supplies Many farms this year de-the owners hav
ing abandoned the effort to labor each month sees the
cities growing more topheavy at the expense of the farm
The farmers economic problem be solved if America
is to remain a self-sustaining nation
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18
DIsCREDFTED AND FRIENDLESS.

ur government stands dsereded fendess among the
nations of the world states the national platform of the repub
ican party
The assertion is true, but whose fault is it?
The United States emerged victorious from the world
with and prestige greater than that of any naOnthe
dominant political and economical force and moral leader
of the modern world
The United States held its leadership throughout the
conference still dominant when the president returned
from Europe with the treaty The conference had agreed
and covenant of nations preserve the
treaty accepted and ratified by the entire civilized world
When the republican senate of the United States refused to
join the other nations peace and failed to ra the League
Nations to peace when the republicans made peace
political issue and adopted provincial partisan attitude
United States fell in the esteem of mankind become dcred
tied and fendess the nations of the word-a nation
Decking to evade its responsibilities and dodge its duties
AS the New York World well says The republican party
stands committed against the treaty of peace 1t stands committed
against the only League of Nations in existence and the only
League which the nations have been able agree
has cheated the living and defaudd the dead in the
United States fell in the esteem of mankind and became dsred
viii remain dscedted and endess among the nations of the
world in the final judgment of history and will richly deserve
its full measure of gnominy and shame
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-18
Ripping Rhymes
ALL ALIKE.

ALL ALIKE
The times punk the prospects yellow conditions are
shame and each the other fellow and says he
blame throw dormicks my neighbor because he talks
all day he sdesteps hard productive labor puts up helpful
hay But when he is traitor useful industry he saws
he knows who greater and SHES brick at me- While sit
writing this drab age my neighbor wots and ween cou-
ys pressing need cabbage and turnps and string beans If
I'd get land and it crop of seedess prune twoud
help out than any sonnet than any ripping tunes Then
his eocuon hands out the that's hot says we
have revolution before know what's what Our lives would
be rich and mellow the times be smooth wax we could
make the other fellow get down Old Brass Tacs But when
urge him get busy and and the price, he says with
that makes dizzy Just take your advice"