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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09

that you have one Of your own in the
United States" said RafSsl AuzQuiz,
rebel CONSUL in FL Paso. Il mean
the strike war in Colorado. A friend
Of mine who recently came here from
that section said he heard the strik-
ers have recently struggled two field
pieces into their territory and are
waiting 10 use them II attacked. Mex
leo has not yet had any strike wars.
Your internal labor troubles seem Just
as unusual to US as our revolutions do
TO you"
=
Things are in better shape IN the
cattle country than they have been
for years" said 7. D. Love. who Is
here from Sierra Blanca There is
water and plenty Of It everywhere
Every water tank is filled. every
water hole is filled. the ground has
been thoroughly soaked. the grass is
green and pretty and the cattle ara
getting fatter all the time"
"Cloudcroft is a great place. and we
are surely going up there when it be
comes hot here, but as long as we get
weather Of the brand Of the last few
days there is no need Of going away
said Charles DeGrOff. Monday morn
ing was as delightful as a person
could want. and with the nights 50
cool there is really no need of run
nlng away. for a while at least"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09
The Daily Novelette,
SLIVITTS' MASTER STROKE

Mr.. Buck Ingham?"
The man with the green
whiskers evidently expected an answer,
and Buck Ingham admitted that he was
himself
WELL resumed the man with the
green whiskers, Il desire to take out
both accident and life insurance to the
value Of 100000"
Ny dear sir" cried Ingham cordial
". "WelcOmel Welcomed As presi-
dent and chief stOckhOlder of the
Stlngem AccidO-Life Insurance compa-
ny, welcome, twice welcome, And what
Is your name. please2'
"Ignace Slivitts-"
Buck Ingham started.
Why, that is the name Of my worst
enemy, the man 1 have vowed to shoot
on sight. Ignace Slivitts! But II is a
common name-you have a perfect right
TO have il also"
And. turning to his desk. he made
out an accident policy and a life policy
in the name Of Ignace Slivitts and, at
ter first collecting the 6rst payment 1f
with the green whiskers. But what is
this2 The man with the green whis-
kers had torn them off He is not the
man with the green whiskersl He is
really and truly Ignace Slivittsr'
All ha!' he laughed triUmphantly
Now strike me If you darel Injure me
and YOU pay me $4,000. XIII me and
you pay my wife 100000 Hal hair
The splash which followed was caused
by Buck Ingham swooning into the
inkwelL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09
RAILROAD NOW UNDER ONE
MASTER INSTEAD OF MAN

Washington. y. c.. June 9.-A long
step toward placing railroads under
"One master instead OF many" was
taken Monday by the supreme court in
unfolding the power OF the interstate
commerce commission to strike down
state rates that discriminate against
interstate commerce
The court said IN substance that the
Minnesota and other recent state rate
cases would have been decided other
wise had the roads gone TO the com
mission for relief instead OF to the
courts
The decision was announced by jus
tice Hughes, justice Pitney and LurtOn
dissenting The case arose out Of com
plant by Shreveport tLOuisiana) mer-
chants that the Texas railroad commits
sion had shut them out OF all Texas
business by compelling the railroads
TO reduce Texas state rates far below
those which the interstate commerce
commission commerce allowed the roads
running from Shreveport to Texas Sites
to charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09
100 Years Ago Today

That the idea Of stock mauipuIa ton
as a quick road to riches is not Of
modern origin is evidenced BY the fact
that 100 years aEp today a group Of
Englishmen, nearly all Of them men Of
prominence and good standing, were
found guilty OF conspiracy TO commit
a fraud by making a false report OF
the death Of Napoleon for the purpose
Of raising the price Of the funds. At
the head Of the conspiracy was Sir
Thomas. commonly called lord Coch-
rane, who was q member Of parliament.
Upon his conviction Of the charge OF
fraud sir Thomas was expelled from
the house Of commons and also ex-
PEELED from the Order Of the Bath. Sew
eral Of his associates in the conspiracy
were fined or imprisoned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09

w Of one country to shoot justice
and reason into another.
When the statesmen of two nations
have exhausted every effort to agree
with each other. the job is turned over
to the boys and young men Of these
countries After these brave young
sters have argued with eaCa otner for
a few hours, using smOkeless and
magazine logic, they are a very sad
sight
Sometimes hundred thousand
young men are used in one Of these
arguments. The pity Of II is they are
after A battlefield covered with the
bodies of $4,000 citizens is a great in
dictment of the common or loose jaWed
variety Of logic used in international
diplomacy.
We are still using the brand of logic
which was popular 1000 years ago,
when the common citizen was Of little
value except as fertilizer. What we
now need is an improved method Of
logic, which will enable two nations
TO discuss points Of honor without
creating standing room only in the
orphan asylums-
Nothing can exceed the glory and
grandeur Of war in literature and his
tory But a young man who has been
torn I'm 20 irregular fragments is not
a grand and glorious thing He IS
great pity. He represents the most
shocking waste OF the greatest natural
resource.
There is nothing grander about war
than there is about the box car which
passes over the citizen who didn't hear
the train coming. War is brutal. messy,
and unaesthetiC- It is more extrava-
giant than pestilence. We laugh at the
old fashioned nations which still thresh
wheat by driving an OK over it But
when we desire to settle an obscure
point Of international diplomacy, we
often do it by shooting holes into half
million young men, and spending
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09

/ ERE is Fannie Hicks doing the
washing for one Of Tottie Tab
bies dQllies. You can see the
Z dolly sitting on the floor waiting for
some OF her clothing
Fannie Hicks was q little puppy girl,
Z ana a very sweet one. but although she
tried hard all OF one morning she did
not get this washing done. II was all
me Iault OF Tom Tabby and Toby
Hicks, her little brother.
If there was ever a real kitty bow lust
like human boy, il was Thomas Tab
by Just as soon as they found out
thar Fannie was going 10 do the wash
ing for one OF the dolls. the two bows
began 70 plan TO annoy her. But they
got IN trouble in the end
Let's put some glue in the water
5lEsesled Toby Vow, Toby" said
Tom, that is a very silly thing TO do.
We might get IL all over ourselves. and
You know that that would be very un-
comfortable"
Toby agreed that it would and then
suggested taking some Of the clothes
and hiding them.
In the meantime Fannie was really
enjoying herself She does not look
very happy in the picture. but that is
because her ears always dropped and
her eyes always looked sad. She had
washed all OF the underclothes very
CAREFULLY, and was just about 10 start
on the knitted things when she de-
cided 10 change the water.
Toby and Tom watched her through
the window They did not know what
she was going to do. but saw her carry
the pail back and forth emptying the
tub. soon all of the water was out
The tub was empty. She went out IN
10 the yard. and was gone for several
minutes New said Tom. in a whis-
per, "is our only chance"
But 1 don't see what we can do"
said Toby, with that old doll about"
But Just as he spoke the doll stood IN
ana walked 1erElly out to find Fannie.
j ON told Toby to stay where he was
ana slipped into the house through the
WINDOW He hurried over TO the tub
anu cllnoed IN Then Toby came in and
CONES, which were still dry. How they
did laugh and giggle.
+ annie viii be frightened to death"
" men ] lum0 out at her" yvhfsoered
ION 7 ON II urry away. here she comes"
l oos new 70 the window and hoped
9uJ Just as Fannie came into the -ror1
-olioWed by the stupid dolly. who did
10y say word Tom was covered M
thing. a-'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09
DANCING MASTERS SEE ssTATAO,
AND .sTMINkLE7 STEPS DANCED

Cleveland, Ohio, June s-The "tatoa"
and the twinkle" the latest in dances,
convention Of the National Association
Of Masters Of Dancing. The "tatOa" a
Chinese dance with various arrange
ments Of short steps entirely devoid OF
gliding movements. it IS predicted, will
be the most popular dance Of the sea-
son.
The twinkle" Is a waltz and was
shown with new and modified forms
Of tango, maXixe and hesitation waltz
that demand an absolutely upright car
rage with an absence Of dips and
twisting. Other new steps are the
contra temps" waltz. the six step and
the kiss waltz, by willard E. Chambers,
Of Omaha. Neb-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09
n Years Ago Today
From The Herald ThIs Date 1900.

P. H Clark has returned from San
Francisco.
Architect ". E. Parfitt and wife have
gone up to Cloudcroft.
". R Brown has returned from a
business trip to Arizona
VIII Fink and Zach White have been
spending the past two days in Cloud
croft
Miss ROsamOnd Windsor Is spending
the summer with Mrs. Winter, in the
mountains.
Mrs. Steele, who has been VISIT her
mother, Mrs Gist, left this morning for
San Francisco.
A P Coles has made ARRANGEMENTS
Tor the erection OF a summer cottage
at Cloudcroft.
Mrs. T. J. Beau and daughter. Flor
ence. left this morning ror California
TO spend the sumner.
". y SmalIs wife and children left
for Cloudcroft this morning, where thew
will spend the summer.
Mrs Chas. T Boyle will leave Mon
day TO spend the summer with reIa-
tiYes in Atchison, Kag
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09
The Summer Convention City


T. city entertaining
will be bring
month
evraingly
at
public
ordinary, including
convention At
first we may chiefly bringing
southern nation Il
Rocky mountains
stimulating, people
Then possible
city, phrase keep
in mind on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09
The Colonel's River

COLONEL afaT Brazil found it's deep
Its borders
stuffed
and to
ground gEterng foam
to
would
feel Amazon hnfOrth its the sea! The
streamlets and
Alton Avon
sing
by George dans) WALT mASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09

good heroes, who are willing to go out
and die in defence Of a nation which
could not be protected by a wornOut
and back number aystem Of argu-
ment.
some modern system of debate where
BY two nations might discuss their AZ
faiss without calling in the coroner
and the undertaken to take complete
charge Of the situation.
All nations admit that war is fool
ish- All we need IS to have them
admit 1t altogether in firm tones
Copyrighted by George Matthew
Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09
GRAND JURY To PROBE
STRIKE CASES SV-vTNTOVE

Trinidad. Colo. June 9-Judre
W McHendrie of the district court %
the third judicial district this morn
ing issued a call for a Las Aninnas
county grand jury to report FOR in
structions on June Is. The grand
jury has been called to ivestiEate cases
growing out of the coal strike IN
Southern Colorado.
The calling Of a grand jury was
urged upon judge NcHendrie a week
ago in a resolution adopted by the di-
rectors Of the chamber Of commerce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09

Christopher Columbus
people Christopher only imposing
standing prophetic the
the revelation Of his
working
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09

He Can Get Plenty Of Confederation.
The Chinese minister says that the
deal between the Standard oil company
and China viii be mutually profitable
\ number Of former United States SEN
ators VIII support his statement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09

Instead Of fighting England. the Bel
Iast Business Men will besiege the
irish Parliament with a demand for
HON eRule for Ulster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09
Not So CheerfuI

The apparently optimistic headline
Cabinet Resigns turns out disappoint-
lngly on reading the text It was the
French cabinet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09
War
BY GEORGE FITCH,
Author of AT Good Old siwnsh.s

enough money to pay old age pensions
TO the entire nation
War is a big fool performance. be-
cause II IS such a waste Of perfectly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09
Ought to Give I'm PLENTY Of

V.sHl 20 UIVe I'm Plenty Of Time.
Ebert Hubbard has figured out that
Niagara Falls will not be falls any
more after 5000 years. But by that
time mediation will be concluded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09
More Truth Than Poetry
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE.

Quite Out OF the Question.
II seems to be impossible to force
iagara TO COO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09

AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
no
A CHAMPION THRIVE UNoPPOSED
G A Martin S News
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09

s, 49, TEIRTYFOURTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION
neand
Ne" Mexico
D hirdsin
2oczho ldes who a Cape1 II
A ennon estate .
3SH@ r. c Candy G. A Martin a L Sharpe and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09

UTAR is an attempt on the part
w Of one country to shoot justice
and reason into another.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09

Speaking Of revolutions. It seems
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-09

IS 7 AVE I the honor to address
Mr.. Buck Ingham?"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-18

organizuoja savo kariumene il
Xxi pavasario zada suorganizuoti
Eariumene is 100000 nauju ka-
reiviq. Francuzija taipgi tar
nyston paSauke 100000 nauju ka-
"eiviq, kurie, ! trumpq laikq iSla-
vinti, tuoj bus ] muSius pasiusti.
Francuzijos valdzia palengva
persikelia is Bordeaux atgal Pa
ryziun, mes kariumencs vadovas,
Generolas Joffre, uztikrina, jog
vokieciai prize Paryziaus nepri-
cis.
Ant music lauko su Turkiia
nieko naujo neatsitiko. Turkai
bombardavo miesta Datum, bet
nedaug ten nuostoliq pridirbo.
IS Berlino praneSama, jog ru-
II kariumene parenge zydu SKIER
dynes Lenkijos miestuose: Ra-
dom, Kielce, Lowicz ir Socha-
czew, mes zydai su vokieciais lai-
kosi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-18
Is kares Lauko.

Is Mares LaukO.
Londonas, gruod5io 9 d. Sia-
dien tapo oficialiSkai praneSta
lad vokiSki skraiduoliai Scharn-
horst, Gneisenau ir Leipzig tape
paskandinti pietiniame Atlantiko
didjuryj, netoli nuo Falkland sa-
lu, tiesiog prieSais smailagali Pie
tines Amerikos.
officials praneSimas Siaip
skamba:
"Gruodzio 8 d., pusiau aStun-
ta is ryto, netoli Falkland sally
anglu eskadra po komanda vice
admirolo Sir Frederick Sturdee
uztemijo vokiSkus skraiduolius
Scharnhorst, Gneisenau, Nurn-
berg, Leipzig il Dresden.
"Prasidejo muSis, lake kurio
Scharnhorst, Gneisenau ir Leip-
zig tapo nuskandinti. Ant
Scharnhorst plevesavo veliava
admirolo Grafo Won Spec, vo-
kieciu eskadros vado. Dresde-
mas If Nurnbergas lake music
istruko if dabar anglai juos veja
"Du LAVAL su anglimis taipgi
tapo pagauti.
"Anglu vice-admirolas prane-
sa, kad anglu nuostoliai labai ne
dideli savo skaitlium.
"Isgelbeta siek-tiek igulos nuo
Gneisenau If Leipzig"
Scharnhorst ir Gneisenau tu-
rejo po 765 vyrus igulos, Leip-
zig 286, Nurnberg 322, ir Dres-
den 2oI. Menama, kad abelnas
skaitlius zuvusiu vokieciu bus
apie 1000 ir kad vokieciu admi-
rolas, grafas Won Spec, zuvo, mes
apie iSgelbejima jureiviu nuo 10
laivo nieko nesakoma.
Buenos Aires, Argentine, gruo-
d2io g d. Atejusios cia zinios
praneSa, kad trls vokiski komer-
cijiniai laivai tapo nuskandinti
netoli salos Terra del Fuego
(Ugnines zemes)-Si sala atida-
linta nuo Pietines Amerikos
smailagalio siaura Magellano
smaga. Nezinia tikrai-ar ang-
lai, ar japonai siuos laivus pa
skandino.
Paryzius, gruodzio 9 d. zinia,
atejusi Havaso telegrafiskai kom-
panijai, pranesa is Ms, Serbijoj,
kad serbai, kurie nesenai buvo
austru sumusti, vel atsigriebe If,
1zpuole austrus, skaudziai JUGS
sumuse. Vienoj vietoj, sako pra-
nesimas, serbai paeme 1000 aus
try belaisven sykiu su orkestra
ir veliava zero austru pulko.
Berlinas, gruodzio 10 d. Off
cialiskai praneSama, kad genero-
las Won Moltke sugrizo Berli-
nan; jo sveikatos stovis pasige-
limo, bet jis negalesias sugrizti
kares laukan.
Gen. Won Moltke buvo vyriau-
sis perdetinis vokieciu generalio
stabo. Dabar Sta uzduotis tapo
Pavesta gen. Won Falkenhayn, ka-
les ministeriui.
Petrogradas, gruod6io 10 diena.
Telegramas is Lowicz, Lenkijoj,
praneSa, kad per dvi savaiti ne
siliaujancio bombardavimo is vi
su pusiu, mieste Lowicz buvo
tikra pekla.
Daugybe miesto nanny visiskai
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-18

angliskq konsula, kuris pasislepe
italy konsulate.
Savo reikalavimq paremimui
ltalijos valdzia iSsiunte Hodei-
"a sarvuota skraiduoli Marco
Polo.
Minister'S Sonnino s1qdien pra.
nese tautos atstovu rumui, kad
SIS atsitikimas pasaaike lapkritio
II d., bet, delei pertraukimo ko-
munikacijos, apie il gauta zinia
Tx lapkricio 20 d., 0 pilnas ra-
portas apie tai gauta tik gruo-
dzio 3 d.
ltalijos uzrubeziu ministerial.
savus apie tai ziniq, tuojaus pra-
nese Anshjai ir pareikalavo pa
siaisklnlmo nuo Turkijos. Bet
Hodeida yra visiSkai atkirstas
nuo Konstantinopolio ir todel
ten, sakoma, nieko apie tai ne
zinc.
Italia, ,"-pranese Sonnino, -
tabar relkalauja, kad Turkija tuo-
Jaus paleistp Anglijos konsulq If
saugiai il sugrazintq italp kon-
sulata Hodeidoj, is kur jis buvo
palmtas; Italia taipgi reikalauja
nuo Iurkijos formaliSko atsipra-
symo uz sulauzymq konsulato
hepalieciamybes If atlyginino SUI
zeistam prize to italui.
P0sedzio pabaigoj tautos at
stovq pirmin. pasake, kad "Ita-
ilja yra prisirengusi ant didziau-
siq auku If stow, kaip vienas wy
ras." Savo praneSima ulbaigc
Sauksmu "Lai gyvuoja Italijar'
Pfemieras Salandra paantrino
sauksm2, o po to prisidejo ir Vi
81 Geputatai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-18

Kodcl us taip padare. is sake,
kad Sitos kares tautos nenorejo |
!ir kad il pradeta ne delei gero-
yes Vokietijos zmonip, ar kitu
kokiu zmoniu Jis sake aiskiai,
liad sta kare pagimde Vokietijos
il Austrijos kariSkos partijos.
"Tuom paciu laiku, - sako |
Liebknecht,-sita kare yra NaPo-
ieoniskas megin:mas sunaikinti
aug2nti darbininkiSka judejimq.'
Rymas, gruodzio 10 d. Vo-
kietija paskyre Ryman savo spe-
cialiu ambasadorium kunigaikSti
Won Buelow. Sulyg abelnos nuo-
mones, Won Buelow'o uzduotis
yra ne tiktai pritraukti Italia |
kaizerio pusen, bet ir uzmegsti
taikos tarybas sios kares uzbai-
ginui.
Londonas, gruodzio II diena.
Gauta zinia, kad penktas pagel-
binis vokiSkas skraiduolis Prince
Eitel, su 1900 vokisku jureiviu,
apo paskandintas netoli Pieti-
mes Amerikos pakrasciu. Sta
skraiduoli uzklupo If pribaige ia
poniskas laivas. Apie tai prane-
sa laivas, atvykusis i Conception
uostq. Jis sake, kad gavo apie
tai bevielinio telegrafo praneSi-
ma.
Sykiu su siomis, ateina zinios
are nelaime If Baltiko jurese !
Sarvuotas vokiSkas skraiduolis /
Friedrich Karl uzSoko ant minos
If nuskendo. Apie tai sake Off
cialiskame praneSime francuzu
laivyno ministerial. Nuskendi-
mas Friedrich Karl atsitikes dvi
savaiti atgal If didesne dalis afi-
cierq If jureiviu Gu buvo $50,
sakoma, zuvo.
SumuSimas vokiSkos eskadros
ties Falkland salomis padare ga
Ia paskutinei eskadrai Pacifiko
yandenyne. Sta eskadra stovejo
lake kares pradzios Tsing-tao
uoste, bet is ten iSplauke ir mai
kino visus savo prieSu komerciji-
MUS laivus.
Londonas, gruodzio II d. Iris
vokiskos armijos, kurios is triiu
atskiru pusiu trauke linkui Var
Savos, tapo sulaikytos, sulyg Off
cialiu ziniu, ateinanciu is Petro-
grado.
Vokiska arnija, Suri trauke
Varsava is siaur-ryciu per Mlavq,
neziurint energiSku ataku, tapo
rusu sulaikyta; cia rusai, sulai-
ke vokieciu uzpuldinejimus, pa
It's perejo i kontr-ataka ir priver-
te vokiecius pasitraukti atgal.
Svarbioji vokieciu centraline
armija, kurios frontas yra tarp
Lowicz ir Lodz ir kuri atitrau-
ke keliu is Thorno, uzatakavo
rusus su didele galybe, bet sulyg
rusu pranesimo, tapo atmusta su
dideliais nuostoliais. Cia musls
buvo karsciausis. Siu muSiu pa
sisekimas, national, buvo labai
vokieciams svarbus, mes jie lake
dvieju dienu padare 7 milziniS-
kus atakus ant rusiSku transeju
if 7 kartus turejo atSokti atgal
prizes rusu ugni.
Trecioji vokiecip armija, kuri
tapo sumusta, susidejo is vokie-
tiq if austru If megino apeiti ru-
su sparna prie Krokavo. Cia
rusai pats uzatakavo prieSus ir,
snot ju locno pranesimo, jie SUI
muse vokiecius, paimdami kele-
ia kanuoliu If 1000 belaisviu.
Oar yra dvi vokiSkos armijos
-viena apielinkese Piotrkow, o
kita einanti j siaur-rycius nuo
Censtacheyo. Apie sitas dvi ar
mijas nieko nepamineta, iSskyrus
tik rusu pranesima, kuriame sa-
koma, kad "kitose fronto dalyse
nebuvo jokiu permainu"
Londonas, gruodzio II d. Kaip
nuozmus muSiai siaucia rytinia
me kares teatre, ypac apie Kro-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-18

ISllldihlhld. Ny NSilOJdiJ HOlSud-
mi iStrul<ti is mirties nagu, su-
Undo i sklepus, bet simtai ju
tapo uzmuSta ar suzeista, Dau-
gels zmoniu, megindami istrukti
is miesto, zuvo pakeliuj, tarp ju
motinos su vaikais ant ranku.
Londonas, gruodzio 10 d. Ne
patvirtintas gandas, atejusis j
Amsterdam, Hollandijoj, sake,
kad Dixmude, Belgijoj, tapo uz-
imta francuzu su anglais. Apie
Sta vietq eina smarkiausi mu-
Siai jau nuo keliu savaiciu.
! Londonas, gruodzio 10 d. Vo-
kiSkas skraiduolis Nurnberg, ku-
ris buvo iStrukes is music ties
Falkland salomis pereitq utar-
ninka, kur dingo iris vokieciu
skraiduoliai, tapo pagautas If pa
skandintas.
"Musis ties Falkland salomis,
-sako praneSimas-tesesi 5 va
iandas. Scharnhorst nuskendo
po 3 valandp, o Gneisenau dviem
,!valandomis veliaus. Anglai ne
praneSa, kad jie butp nustoje
nors vienq laiva.
zinia is Montevideo, Pietinej
Amerikoj, pranesa, kad pietinio
Atlantiko dalyj yra dar vienas
vokiskas pagelbinis skraiduolis
Prince Eitel su 1900 jureiviu.
Dresden gal but megins susi-
jungti su Prince Eitel, bet nesi-
tikima, kad jie galetu sveiki is
anglu ranku istrukti.
Berl;nas, gruodzio 10 d. Rusu
iaikraStis Russkij Invalid prane-
Sa, kad Rusija, sulyg apskaitlia-
vino, Xxi gruodzio a d. nustojo
10000 aficieru uzmustais, su-
zeistais ir nelaisven paimtais.
Londonas, gruodzio 10 d. Tai
kininkai, anot ateinancip is Hol-
landijos ir Francuzijos ziniu, is
muse vokieeius is dvieju miestu
is Roulers ir is Armentieres.
Armentieres yra 9 myliose j
Siaur-vakarius nuo Lille If lake
paskutiniu kelly savaiciu cia ejo
narsus musiai.
Sitos zinios patvirtina, kad tai
kininkai (francuzai su anglais ir
belgais) padare zymu progresa
E'irmyn.
Vokieciu silpnumo priezastim
yra tas, kad vokieciai priversti
buvo istraukti is Belgijos ir
Francuzijos tukstancius vyru, ku-
riuos reikejo nusiusti pagelbon
kaizerio jiegoms Lenkijoj,
Oficialis francuzu pranesimas
aako, kad upes Aisne apielin-
Ikese keliose vietose francuzu sun
kios kanuoles nutilde vokiskas
If isvare vokiecius is keleto tran
:eju. Visam Argonne apskrityj
francuzai padare progesa, atmu~
se sesis vokieciu atakus.
Berlinas, gruodzio 10 d. Vo-
kieciu oficialis ziniu biuras pra-
nese sekaneiai:
"Kuomet gauta popieziaus Be-
nedikto sumanymas padaryti per-
trauka muSiuose lake Kaledu,
Vokietija tuojaus nusiunte Va
tikanui prielanku atsakyma, kad
ii su tuom sutinka.
ISIS atsakymas vienok buvo
su ia islyga, kad If visos kitos
kovojancios tautos sutiks su po-
pieziaus pasiulijimu."
Taikos remejai mano, kad jei-
gu tik pasisektu kare sulaikyti
bent ant savaites laiko, tai po to
kare lengvai galima butu uz-
baigti.
J Montevideo, Uruguay, gruo-
dzio 10 d. VokiSkas skraiduolis
Dresden pabego ir pasislepe Ar
gentinos uostan Santa Cruz. Jis
buk labai sumustas. Gal but,
kad jis liks sia nuginkluotas.
Apie tai gauta zinia bevieliniu