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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

a store where eheerfulness and sun
shine prevails a. Il is for vegetable
llfc to seek out the real sunshine.
rher~ 10 life TO all animate objects
In sunshine Likswise there II life
to all business when tho store 10
ailed with ehserfulncss, II Is an In
valuable asset to business.
We may say what we viii. but the
'jollier" gets the business. ny
"jollier" We do not mean the foolish
simpleton. but the salesman niicd
with humor.
A salesman with u real and natural
sense Of humor can approach his pros
pect with a naturalncss and prepared
ness that is not only captivating and
convincing. but rcsult-producine a.
well. He thus gets into the very at
mosphere where sales are possible,
A salesman cannot sell goods to
dummy. and a dummy cannot sell
goods to q person. The selling at.
mospherc can be created by the seller
himself. as sales depends more upon
the seller than upon the goods.
The optimistic spirit Is created by
the successful salesman. That 10 the
spirit where everything looks bright
to the merchant. business is good. his
goods are In great demand. and sue
cess 10 coming his way. The msr.
chant who breathes this spirit into
his business life and his Advretising
Is as sure Of success a. life Itself.
In successful advertising the opti-
mistic spirit is the dominant spirit.
People like to trade with an optimlst.
Persistent and tudieious nswspspsr
advertising creates the Optimistic
spirit. and II is the very best way to
create the optimistic spirit relative
10 any business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
"SAFETY FIRST, SAFETY Al
WAYS"

e UNDAY s pre-eminentiy Death
- Day for automobilists. Long ID
the register on each Monday of acci.
dents. OF injuries inflicted and sus-
tained. far. tar too many OF thsm on
account Of carelessness and want Of
due precauton and sound judgment
on the part Of the drivers. Every
owner and every chauffeur should
know BY heart the life saving recon-
mendations prescribed and circulated
By the National Council for Industrial
Safety:
"safesy Fire, safety Always. Auto
DsiSmU:
"T-BO condderate.
II-Go slow: ~ Passing chill.
drsn; CD passing vehicles; (3)
approaching crossings: 90 turn.
ing corners.
II-Stop: ~ at railroad cross
iass; CO behind standing street
eara.
"Iv-Use chains on slippsry pave
Wsnts.
WHEN In doubt. 90 slow or
stop"
~ what masniacation Of type. BY
what relief or raised eaamsllsd let
Isn. BY what briiliance Of colors can
thsss rules bs Impressed upon the
mind OF . multitude Of devil-wag.
gonssrs? People that mean well, but
lSs too ready to take chances. II they
woat spare their own lives they
might at least refrain from taking
chances with those OF others.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
new REGIME IN
IN ST. LOUIS NOW
CHARTER Just ksfncrivs rRo.
vIDHs roR NEW OFFICIALS.
rCBliC ow n RsMir AND
MANY RADICAL DEPARTURE


ST. LOUIS. Sep, AT midaishs
las, nigh, NJ. Louis passed from her
old form OF city go,rramea, lnse =
ne~ code prosidias Tor tho initiativr.
referendum and recall. public osn'
sfship OF public utilities. civil service
and oae- house assembly. When tho
nov city charter vas adopted t-o
months ago u sas provided that the
change should be made srptambss !.
except a. u Affects certain braneac..
tadsr the tsrms Of tho asw char.
tor Mayor kisi wili appoiat the fol.
lowing ''ssS" city osleiaiss -Four
directors Of board Of public service.
three directors of efficiency board.
three members OF eomplaiat board
without salary. Tho remaining aps
poiatmen,a ~iil bo made from the
prcscn, city ofs,eiala or employees a.
provided ia tho charter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE

The American men and woman
must guard constantly against k!dnsy
trouble. because We eat too much ana
all our food u rich. Our blood In
hiled With uric acid which the kid.
neya strive to inter out. they weaken
from ovsrwork. become sluggish; the
sliminative Tissues clog and the 70.
suit is kidney trouble. bladder weak.
ness and general decline In health.
When your kidneys feel like Iumps
Of lead; your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy. full Of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during The night: II you suffer
with sick hsadschs or dissy. nervous
spells. acid stomach. or you have
when the weather u bad.
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces OF Jad Salts: take q tablespoon
full In 4 glsss OF water before break.
fast for . few days and your kidnsys
VIII then act nns. This famous salts
IL made from the acid Of grapes ana
lemon juice. combined with iithis.
and has been used for generations 70
nush and stimulate clogssd kidneys;
10 neutraliss the acids In the urine
70 II no longer II . source Of irrita.
lion. thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts 10 inexpensive; esanot IN.
lure. makes . delightful ssfsrssseet |
'''hia water beverage. and bsloass In |
every home. because nobody can
make . mistake By having . good kid.
nsy flushing any time.
Alvegt1sonSnA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

| 4 Nd NOW the women Of America
"A are up against It. They must
dnign their own gowns.
France u war-ridden. and the mas
ters OF fashion In Paris can no longer
supply the demand. France has our
sympathy In In troubles, but We hail
the day when American women must
dspsad upon their own initiative In
the matter Of dress. for when Amer
Iican women undertake to do . thing
n Is DONE.
We have depended upon Paris too
long. We have accepted the hideous
creations that have been handed N
without . murmsr. simply because
they bore the Preach label.
This is an opportune time for the
women Of this country to use their
own brains. and use them to good
purpose. They need no coaching from
other countries. II IL safe to predict
that whea they do begin the design-
Ing Of their gowns We will have .
revelation in the matter OF feminine
attire. Common sense and decency
win return. and It win not Be at the
expense Of personal appearance or
styls.
Ths failure gowns to Be deslsned
By American women will b Just a.
smart and Just - stylish ~ any they
have ever worn. with the added ad-
vantage Of radiating refinement and
gentility.
American women are the most
beautiful on earth. are noted for
their intellectual attainments. and
are possessed Of an indomitable spirit
which knows no failure. The design.
ing Of their own gowns will be but
an incident In their brilliant careers,
for svsa now the world Il prostrate
At the feet Of American womanhood.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
cni,sd Prsss s.svies

Cnitsd Prsas Service
SEATTLE. eSpt. Alt seems as
sured today that q bill providing for
a state boxing commission will be In
troduced into the state legislature at
its next session. In January. 1915.
Dan Salt. a Seattle boxing promoter.
IL fathering the Idea, and has drafted
q model bill passed on tho New York.
Montana and Wisconsin laws.
The bill provides among other
things. for five commissioners TO con-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
Expects
Fight Bill to Pass

stitatc the state boxing board: that
all bouts shall bc too rounds. no de-
cision affairs; that all promoters
shall dcpoosIt 32.soo with tho CON.
mission to be forfeited u the law 10
violated: ;as: &C soxs. shat. b.
matched ~ith man outwcighiuG
him more than ten pouads. and tha,
the commission shall exact . fse Of 6
per cent Of the gross receipts. thus
guaranteeing the state a pront whs,h.
er the promoter wins O. loses.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
.ERHULsEss IN ADvRRrlsrso

Copyright 1919 By Geo. U. Patterson
There p no denying the value Of
eAsesfulnass in business. TIE pro-
ps1sser Of . business always enjoys
2 sseser trade II hs has . sunshiny
deposition.
What would W think Of . sales
naa Who b DAN and suilsa around
u stossf 0rsstins customer With
e'essaae words. good Jokes or stories
~ 10 righteous reward. Il d just
- natursl tor custonses 70 seek ont
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
Hotel Arrivals


J, c, itsamef. John rers,,s.. Pr,
isaa. bertha Jackson. gass. kA.
aih. ". u. s,mpsos. Aixakas, Ia,
ksrssa and s'fs. X. rass.ssi. s,ss.
iiay i-odss. r J. TaraAsu s>en
mss,e. J. Mstisis. vaii River. r,,n
Hoard. Maryssilie. ". u. csena
San fsansissel W, ~. Smua. t.e,,,.
Mrs &, t. Aassay asa aAuSA.ss. n.
ssas. jsnss ttAa.~a. Ma {. Y il.,.
snn. Npdfosa,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
instant Relief whsa Ness and usad
Arc C,ogsed rro1 . Cold. nsoD
Nasty Discharges. D~ii Headache
vantslses.
Try "Eiy's Cream usim. e

0st = smaii bottle anyway. just TO
Try it--App'y n little Ia the Nosiriis
md Instantly YOUR cioxSed noss and
'toc.ed'up air paasaxcs Of the head
AN orsn' you will breathe freely.
dul'nss~ aud headache diasppsar. By
u" ratarrh. cold IL. head or
catarrhal sore throat vii dissppss.
End such misery now. Oct the
small bottle Of "Eiy's Cream balm"
1t any drug store. This sweet, ira.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
BREATHE FREELY OPEN NOSTRlS
AND STUFFED HEAD--EMO CAIARlI

srsai bsia dissolvss By the sss' :
the aosiriis; pssstSs sss aad hsss =
innAmsd. swollen Sasmbfass -
llnes the aosA hss,d ssd Ae
e'sars a!s passaSss: ssops nssv a
oharGss and = fsslbix os eisass
sooihtas relief come inmsdisisu
poa't lay avsss sonishs ~
xliag toe brsaah. w6h bead stsns'
nostrils ciooA havkins snd Blow
catArrh Or . cold. with ~ 'sss.
nose. foul mucous dsoppiss ~
throat. asd sav dsyoss 10 disssa
but truly nsedlsss.
Put your fatsA--.Just oses-- !.
"Ely's Cream Balm" and ysss -
or caiArsh wui surely disappsas
(Paia Aavsstismsst.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
Gard OF Thanks

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends OF Los,
River. Pine Grove and Klamath Falls
for the kind words and deeds OF SYM
pathy and comfort extended to US
during our recent bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Elliott and family
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
New York Gets the
Best Of Middleman
ny CARLTON TIN Etck
tWsi,t-n for tho unlted ifcsel

Heres the way Borough rres,a..,
Marks nsase~ he can boa, tho 'ss..
lesa middle proii," lie ssa, Ca, !,
call Ia all farmers ~ithla a rsai.. :.
htty miles OF New York city ts,it,,
them ,ha, he has prepared a.,.-
spaces In four of tho n,oa, eass,.,..
districts of Manhattan,
To these niasas tho people vii, a
to deal direct With tho tsfmsr n.
city 10 to bosa th. whole ba.,s...
Comptroller ifeadetsas, sas 80 t
baed with tho idea that ,his x., n.
ses' way TO solve tho high ,s&
price scare that he detailed a ss,,.
Of bis best men TO ae, as @.,,,
masters
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

When baby suffers with scssms or
some itching skin trouble. use Doss's
Ointment. A little Of II soss Q long
way and II 70 safe for children. Fifty
cents . boz 1t oil drug stores. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

FOR SALE OR RENT--Rooming
house with 1s rooms. we'll furnish
cd; good location. Sec Chilcote. e35
Main street. phone &C. Let
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

Anger. fear and other forms OF
mental excitement may stop digestion
entirely and cause serious kidney dis
eases.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two story
frame building; good location;
long lease on ground; good income.
Sec Chilcote. e25 Main. Phone ss. l.
Bee Chilcots. e3s Main street. phone
-. 1-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

Notice to Students.
High school will open Tuesday,
september sth. The once viii bs
open from . till 4 on Thursday and
Friday this week for the purpose Of
enrolment. All students who can
arrange to do so are urged to enroll
al that time. to avoid the rush Of
the opening Gay.
i-" W. z. TAUGHT.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
White t'sltssa

y J., Ascorasst. aaisR. ", 4
i-amn. paasliis. Ills. csas d ws
asr, rellsaA Hay Lodge. T.. L. L.
scii. ". J, sauiss.. y. Mara. sas nm
slaee. Thomas Pitch Js oaaisss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

Forestry officials have appropriat-
ed $4,000 to complete the Mckenzie
road.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

There sre tso hisas os issssas<s.
chiisose writes the kisd shss psys.
g35 Mais.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
Herald S Classified Advs.
FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROONS-Nics cool
rooms at the Clairmont. s-ls-lms
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

FOR RENT-six unfurnished rooms
in stone building near. postomcs;
suitable for Light housekeeping OF
roomers; viii make some improve
ments for good tenant. Also small
lodge room. see Chilcots. s35 Main
strest. phone 60. 1.St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

OFFICE R0oAs-Choics suites In
the Odd Fellows and Willis build
inss: best location IN The eity. -
W. o. Smith. Herald once. 3o-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

Subscribe tor the HssslA. 50 ss>ts
Q month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

SIT TIGHT. look wise. say moth.
Ing. and eventually you may know
something.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

THE DAILY PRESS ID loaded 70
themus1le with war--and John d. ID
getting q rest.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

AFTER THE clouds drift away
Europe viii afford . splendid nsld
for beauty specialists.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

BURY THEIR differences! Not
much, They are burying their cit.
ixens.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02

THIS SCRAP 10 even worss than
the old time political convention.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-02
Scattered Shot. ):

A TREATY Il . bunch Of promises
made to bc broken.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-09

aavo armija traukia rusu perga-
!etojas PrusQ Lietuvoj, generolas
Ilindenburg.
lsiverzcs vel ] Prusus rusu ge,
nerolas Rennenl ampf, kaip is
pravardes matyt, taipgi vokietis,
.uztikrina, jog, nors ir dabar jam
ncpasisektp, Kalsdas jis vis-gi su
savo karciviais praleisias Berline.
Kad tik ten nepakllutu kaipo be.
iaisvis.
Austria: giriasi, jog per Kar-
patQ pcr1jimus isiverze Nengri-
Jon if pasiekc Marmaros, rusai
ten tapo sumuSti if per tuos pa
cius pcrcjimus iSvyti atgal Gall
cijon Bet tai buvo, turbut, vien
didel6s Nazoku patrolGs, kurios
visai ncsitikGjo Nengrijoj uzsi-
lailyti.
Anglia visokiais budais stem
'giasi Skandinavijos tautas prizes
vokiecius sukelti. Portugalija
jau rengia savo kariumene If jq
pasius Francuzijon padeti ang-
lams.
Italai Trieste, Tridento, taipgi
Dalmatijos, atsiSaulla j Italljos
karaliu su prasymu pasiruplnti
tuos kraStus atimti nuo Austri-
JOS il su Italia sujungti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-09
Is kareS Lauko.

Londonas. Central News
gavo nuo savo correspondence is
Petrogrado ziniq, jog deSinysis
austrq kariumenes sparnaS tapo
per Karpatu kalnus Nengrijon
istumtas, bet If ten austrams ra-
mumo neduoda kazokai. Aus
trai Nengrijoj tapo sumusti, nu-
zude visa artilerijq. Kairysis jq
kariumenes sparnas pasitraukt
prize Krokavo. Rusai apvalde du
Przemysl'io tyirtoves fortus.
Vokieciai perzeng5 Rusijos ru-
beliq keturiose vietose: Pietuo-
sc-KaliSo apielinkese; sta vo-
kiSkos kariumenes dalis gavo kai-
lin prie miesto Sieradz; antroji
armija Lenkijon isiverze Miavos
apielinkesc; treGioji isiverze
Lomzos gubernijon, bet prize
Wiznos tapo sumuSta If turejo
atgal trauktis; ketvirtoji armija
-Suvalku gubernijoj If megi-
ma pereiti kiton Nemuno pusen,
bet tas Xxi Siol nepasiseke; prie
Druskininkq if Seredziaus il ia
po rusg sumusta.
NokieGiai tapo sumuSti taipgi
prie tvirtoves Osowiec, Lenkijoi,
if turejo gretai atgal trauktis.
Ir ant vakarinio music lauko
vokieGiams Wis labjau pradeda
nesisekti. Belgija vel prisipilde
begantiais is Francuzijos vokie-
6iais.
Paryzius. Francuzijos kares
ministerial garsina, jog ant kai-
riojo francuzQ sparno kariume-
mes padejimas yra geras. Vidu-
.ryj francuzai atmuSe kelis vokic-
ciq uzpuolimus Prize upes Mas
vokieciai tapo atgal nustumti.
Ant kairiojo sparno zymiu per
mainQ nera.
Aisne paupiuose francuzai per-
6jo upe Somme Peronne apielin-
kese. NokiSka gvardija tapo veik
suvisu isnaikinta. Vokieciai me-
gino prasimuSti per irancuzu Ell
les, bet tapo atmuSti if is ju po-
zicijq isvyti. IS Paryziaus pra-
mesa, jog muSiai Aisne paupiuo-
Sc artinasi prize gallo, bet sulyg
ziniu is Berlino, yra tai music
pradzia. Sulyg vokiSkp ziniq,
muSiuose francuzai nuzude dat
giau kareiviQ negu vokieciai, ST.
lyg gi francuzisku-yra atbulai.
Pabegeliai, atkake Paryziun is
Maubeuge, atgabeno ziniq, Jog
uzeme miesta, vokieciai miestq
veik suvisu iSdegino. Savo pasi
elgimais vokieGiai parodo, jog
jie toll atsilike nuo kitty civili-
zuotu tautu; kitur civilizuotos
tautos neparodo tokiu laukiniQ
zveriu ziaurumq, kaip tai parodo
vokieciai.
Petrogradas. Vokiskas Yep
pelino orlaivis atleke ties Bialy-
stoku (Baltstoge), Gardino gu
bernijoj il mete bonbq mokyk-
lon; mokyklos trioba expliozijos
sugriauts, zuvo II vaikH d
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-09

Londono telegramai nuolatai
garsino, jog armija vo<isko ge-
nerolo Kluck yra angIu If fran
cuzQ apstota If turcs pasiduoti,
volisKas 81 ambasadorius WISH
ingtonc uztikrina, jog gencrolas
NIuck ne tik nesiduoda prie5ams
savo stovykias apciti, bet JUGS
argal musa.
Maziausia melo yra francuzp
valdIios tclegramuose, III tai IL
MONS vokiSkojo amba<adoriaus
Washingtone, taipgi Austrijos
ambasadoriaus If Rusijos kariu-
mcnes atstovo, tiketi negaIim2,
aes ju zinios viena kitai prizes
taradja.
Nuo rytinio If piet-rytinio NIT
SO lauko wen priestaraujantios
ateina zinios, kas rodo. kad ici-
Su ne visi muSiuosc dalyvaujan-
ii, tai bent keli turf melu,,l.
Kad rusQ garsinami, taipgi Aus
trijos ambasadoriaus telegramai
nesutinka su teisybe, apie tai lie
kartq galima buvo persitikrinti.
Dabar rusai garsina, jog Leu.
kija tapo suvisu nuo vokiectu is
valyta, buk Suvalku If Lom< <os
Gubernijose visur vokieGiai tafo
sumuSti. MuSyj tarp August o
il Druskininkq (turbut LiSka-
vo y, kur vokieciai megino PEI,
s;kelti per Nemunq If trauItti
Vilniun, zuvo vokieciQ 10000,
o 10000 nelaisv5n paimta. Kad
muSis cia buvo smarkus, abejo-
mes nera, mes visame Nemunc,
nuo upen subegusio kraujo, van
duo buvo raudonas. Kad vokie-
ciu rusai neleido kiton Nemuno
rusen, to jie neuzgina; bet If ru-
81 garsinamos zinios, buk Suval-
lq gubernija tapo nuo vokieciu
isvalyta, turbut taipgi nesutinka
su teisybe, mes po tam buvo
smarkqs muSiai prie Augustavo,
kur, kaip uztikrina volieGiai, ta-
po veik suvisu iSnaikinti du ru-
siSkos kariumen6s korpusai. Ru-
sal sake, jog prize Augustavo su-
muSti vokieciai paliko sunkias
kanuoles if bega vakarQ link.
Fokieciai prisipazlsta, jog issiza-
Gejo tolesniC nuo Augustavo zen
gimo rytus del keliq blogumo,
ne del music pralaimejimo. ST.
valkai esa dar Wis vokieciq ran
kose, vokieciai apleido neturin-
cius svarbos miestelius Kalvari-
ia If Mariampole.
Rusios caras spalio 5 d. iSkc-
liavo pats karen, tik kas-zin kuom
jis prisides prize Rusijos lai,neji-
mo.
PrusQ Lietuyoj vokieciq ka,
1iumene Wis traukiasi prizes ISL
Terzusius Vokietijon rusus, nors
taipgi vel megina Lenkijon ISL
verzti tarp Virbaliaus ir Lyck.
RusUos ambasadorius Ryme pa.
Garsino, jog Lietuvoj vokieciai
suvisu tapo sumusti ir bega "a
mon, viska, net ginklus ir ran
Gus, kad Sic begimo netrukd Jtu,
ant kelio pamela. Vobieciu nuo-
stolius muSiuose Lietuvoj rusai
paduoda ant 10000 kareiyiu.
Rusams teko daug ginklq.
Dabar Vokietijon traukia dvi
rusI armijos: viena nuo rytu, XII
ia 81 nuo pietQ verziasi Slezijon.
Abidvi tos armijos eina prie Al
lcnsteino, kur kares pradzioj bu-
vo taipgi smarkQs muSiai, bet cia
tasyk rusq generolas Rennen-
kampf tapo sumustas if su visa
saHo armija turejo is Vokietijos
pasitraukti ; turejo net vokieciu
kariumene Lenkijon leisti. Ir
tasyk Vokietijon isiverze dvi ru-
ST armijos vilniSk6 generolo
Rennenkampfo If varSavin9-ge-
nerolo zilinskio, If abidvi buvo
vokiecig atgal iSvytos.
Ant pietinio music 1auko, tai
81 Austrijoj, niel<o svarbesnio ne
atsitiko. Rusai jau lie syki gar
sino, jog paeme austru tvirtove
Przemysl if artinasi prie kro
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-09

4ldSNNO Oll dlSdDSllO QduS DS
austru belaisviq; sake, buk jp
atgabenta 100000. Tarp belais-
viq daugiausia yra siavu.
Berlinas Vokietija kares rel
kalams nuo savo zmoniq pasisko-
limo I,25o,ooo,ooo doliariu, su
banku rezervomis lures suvir-
sum 2 miliardu doliariq. Karei
Vokietija reikalauja po 5 milo
nus doliariq kasdienq.
Rymas. Gauta Gia zinia, buk
Prie Cattaro tapo paskandinta>
bombardaves ia miestq irancu
~ kari5kas laivas. Francuzai
yienok uztikrina, jog per visa
kares laikq JIG nei vieno laivo ne
nuzude.
Italia paSauke .tarnysten at
sargos kareivius If buk jiems
prisakyta isiverzti Dalmatijon
(Austrijos provincija).
Londonas. Francuzai ir ang-
lai uzeme Afrikos vokiSkose val
dybose miestus Duala If Bona
beri
Vokietiai Xxi rngsejo % d. pa
skandino jurese 20 angliSkq pre-
klq laivq, apimanciu 59,33I tonq
AngliSki skraiduoliai pagavo
daugiau vokiSkp prekip laivQ, bet
Iju nenaikino. 8 angliSkus laivus
isnaikino vokiecip jurese iSme-
.ytos minos. VokiSki kariski lai-
Val iSnaikino "a zvejp laivelius,
q karei prasidejus savo portuose
konfiskavo "A angliskus prekiu
.aivus 10000 tony. Anglijos
portuose konliskuota Io2 vokiS-
lli laivai 100000 tony; jurese pa
gauta SO didcli vokiSki laivai,
Iapimanti $4,000 tonu.
Grekijos valdzios agentas uz-
steliavo Amerikoj uz kelis Milo
nus doliarip amanicijos, daug
valgio produktQ, balnu if 10000
arkliQ if miliona tony anglip.
Paryzius. Gauta cia zinia is
Ms apie serbq laimtjimus Bo5-
nijoj. Serbai apvalde Romania
kalnus, netoli Serajevo; auslrus
iSvijo is jq drutq stovyklu. Ser
bal uzeme miestus: Ada Tzaulia
If Ada Mala. Austrai vel megi-
no per 5avq il Drinq persikel.i
Scrbijon, bet serbai juos atmu
Sc.
Londonas. Albany senatas uz-
init Albanijos sosta pakviet9 ku-
nigaikSti Burham-Eddon bro1i
isvyto Turkijos sultano Abdul
-Hamido, Essad PaSa turf $4,000
kareiviu If nori neleisti Burdan-
Eddonui sostq uzimti.
Varsava. Sueme Varsavos po-
licijos perdetini (policmeisterq)
w visok;as prigavystes. besisavi-
nina vieSu pinigu il kySiu spau-
dimq.
Paryzius. Lake naktinio mu-
Sio vokieciu eilese pasidar5 su-
misimai if jie nukreipe savo ka-
nuoles If karabinus ne j francu-
zus, bet i savuosius. Kol kIai-
da patemijo, uzmuSta daug vo.
kieciu.
I Gandavq atkako $4,000 pab9-
geliQ. Apielink5se esanti kai-
mai If mlesteliai dega.
Paryzius. Turinti dideli dva-
r2 Marne paupiuose, Francuzi-
joj, baroniene de Baye praneSe
Paryziun, jog Vokietijos sosto
lpedinis / jos dvara kaipo pleSi-
kas atsilanke if il iSpl6Se. Pa
eme ne vien dailes daiktus, bet
If brangius mebelius. Por-
tretus caro- il carienes sumynio-
jo.
Amsterdam, Hollandijoj. Rel
gijoj, mieste Lierre, ligonbutyj
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-09
n O.. Al

Rugsejo 2S d. tarp Drinos ir
Sabac serbai atmuSe austrus, me-
ginusius Serbijon zengti Aus
trai nuzude labai daug kareiviu.
Serbams, apart amunicijos, ka-
nuoliq ii belaisviq, teko taipgi
500 kariSkp automobiliq.
Tarp Venecijos If Comahcio
itaIq torpedu naikintojas uzbego
ant austrq minos If tapo paskan-
dintas.