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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-27

sample and booklet sent on receipt
or loc. BrownatOne" is sold by lead
ing drug stores. in two sizes-65c and
:, 90. Order direct from Kenton Phnr-
macai Co.., 5a6 T. Pike Street Coyine-
ton. KY, II your druggist will NOT s,,T,
ply you. You Will save yourself much
ANNOYANCE by refusing to accept a
Insist on "Brownatone" at your hair
dresser's.
Sold and guaranteed in Richmond bv
other leading dealers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-27
Neil O'Dricn TO-Dny.

Few minstrel entertainments are re-
mcmbered with more pleasure than tho
fine shows given by Neil O'Brien and
his company on their first two tours
OF the country. so that the reappear-
ance of this bright light OF minstrclsy
AT the Academy Of Music for two per-
formances to-day Is doubtless looked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-27
Hair Uniting
All the Rage
The Absolnte and Utter Hnrmle..pc..
,riS nti iIns Mnde Iinir

You need not tolerate gray, streaked
or faded hair another dav f. ,r en-
but n few moments to apply BROWN
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-02-27
SPRING SHOOTING OF MIGRATORY
BIRDS PROHIBITED.

Sportsmen may Internationally VIC
late the provisions of the Federal mi
gratory bird law, which it is the pur-
pose of the government to enforce
rigidly. Under the provisions of this
law no waterfowl can be shot in the
northern or breeding zone after jan
uary Is, except in New Jersey, where
the season extends to February l.. In
most of the southern or wintering zones
the season closes February l, but ex-
tends to February Is in Florida, South
Carolina and Georgia. These regula-
tons were announced on October l.,
1914, and are now in force.
The officials of the department who
are intrusted with the enforcement of
the law are anxious that these facts be
impressed upon the people because it
is the intention to investigate carefully
all reports of violations made to the
departments inspectors and wardens
and to prosecute all such violations in
the Federal courts. In this connection
it is pointout out that prosecutions
may be instituted at any time within
three years Of the offense.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-02-27
"HoW TO KEEP THE DAIRY
FROM PAYING"

Under the above heading in Hoard
Dairyman some weeks ago we read
the following list Of ways farmers may
employ if they are in the dairy business
for their health and wish to keep it
from paying. The article expresses
the true state of affairs found in most
of our Improbable diaries. This set
of reasons was signed "By Dub" Some
of the reasons Of course apply only to
our northern neighbors, but Louisiana
dairymen may well think them over.
They are:
l. Don't have your stables tight and
warm. Blanket your cows with corn
meal and help your feed dealer. He
will appreciate your thoughtfulness.
2. When the COWS ffeshen give them
lots of timothy hay. Timothy hay is
good for race horses and it may help
the cows to get away from the dog
8. Be sure to keep dog and if the
herd is large keep two dogs They will
warm the cows up after filling their
stomachs with ice water.
4. Don't build a silo. They cost a
lot of money, and besides, the COWS
might eat up all the cornstalks so
there would be nothing for bedding.
5. Don't weigh each cows milk daily.
To know what each COW gave in year
might set you to thinking, and that is
dangerous.
6. A straw stack is a good hing for
the dry cows. 1t helps them to pass
the time away.
Z. Never curry the cows off. 1t might
tickle them to death"
8. Don't have too many windows In
the stable. The hired man might like it
too well and want to stay another year.
9. If the cows still insist on paying,
buy another dog.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-02-27
WASHINGTON LIKE EVERY
ONE ELSE.

Speaker Champ Clark, addressing the
congregation of a Washington church.
declared that George Washington was
"the foremost uninspired mortal in the
entire history of the human race"
Many great men have lived and
wrought in this glorious world" he said,
'but in completeness of character and
in the far-reaching important and be.
Inefcent results of his laborious achieve
ments Washington overtops them all"
Washington's greatest service, the
speaker thought, was not as command
er-in-chief of the revolutionary army
and as first President, but.as President
OF the constitutional convention where
his commanding influence made forma-
ton of the republic possible.
Somebody may object that Wash
ington occasionally drank mint julep,
bet on horse race, danced the Vir-
ginia Reel and at Monmouth swore be-
cause Gen. Charles Lee spoiled the plan
of battle by retreating when ordered to
charge" the speaker said, "but we must
judge men by the manners and customs
in which they lived, and not by those
of our times. In Washingtons day
nearly all men drank mint juleps, &C.
casionally danced, bet and swore with
out any consciousness of sin. Washing
ton was thoroughly human and no doubt
sometimes sinned. l am glad he did
sometimes sin, for it shows we belong
to the same breed that he did, which
is great honor to the rest of u.s."
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-02-27
NEBRASKA FARMER MOVES TO
LOUISIANA.

Gus Kruger, one of Nebraska's breed
ers of Duroc-Jerseys, who first had his
attention called to the wonderful op-
lportunities of Louisiana by one of the
editors who toured the state, will soon
transfer all of his holdings to the rich
Ialluvial lands of Pointe Coupee parish,
near the town of Morganza, having re
Gently purchased a good-sized farm.
Mr.. Kruger has some of the finest
lpedigreed stock in the State of Nebras-
ka. Some of his brood sows have sold
for as high as $500 each.
81 arr moving my interest to Louisi-
ana" writes Mr.. Kruger, because
believe it is the greatest country on
earth in which to raise either hogs or
cattle. In the north, it is next to i'm
possible to raise fall litter of pigs be-
cause of not being able to keep warm,
dry beds for them. Down south, ex-
pect to raise pigs the year round, and
increase my yearly production of hogs
just double over what I have been
raising in the north-with half the
effort.
Louisiana needs publicity up here
in this snow-bound country" said Mr.
Kruger, "and when you give your
state this publicity, Nebraska and some
other northern states are going to lose
some of their most progressive farm
ers, for it is human nature to go where
the most money is to be made.
II am investing in Pointe Coupee
parish because | found quite settle
ment of farmers already there from
my own state, and others moving in.
81 believe the people of Louisiana
are realizing the fallacy of scrub stock.
From now on, they are going to de-
mand good stock, and am going to be
right there to supply them with the
best blood to be had anywhere. be-
lieve Louisiana is just waking up to
her possibilities and the strides she
will make in the next five years in
general farming and stock-raising will
be miraculous"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-02-27
SCHOOL CREDITS FOR WORK
DONE IN HOME.

In reply to a request for plan by
which school credit may be given fol
home work, Miss R. M. Billings, State
supervisor of Home Economics, Louis.
lana State University, writes as follows:
Il heartily approve of such a plan
and am sure it can be made tO work
successfully in many schools of this
state if only it would be tried, and
will be glad to cooperate with you in
this undertaking. To serve as a work.
| ing basis would suggest the following
list of duties which may be performed
at home under the supervision of the
domestic science teacher:
1.-The care of bedrooms in the house
80. The care Of the living-room or
dining-room.
80. Making the home attractive.
"(a) By starting house plants
and caring for same.
"(b) Making curtains for the
windows.
(c) BY making labor-saving de-
vices (such as the fireless
cooker or putting castors on
legs of serving tables).
a. Preparing vegetables for dinner.
IS, Preparing a simple breakfast or
supper.
IS. Cleaning and filling the lamps.
81. Planting and caring for small
vegetable garden.
g. Planting or caring for flowers or
|shrubbery to make the home grounds
more attractive.
80. Canning of fruits or vegetables.
10. For poultry raising.
I'll. For making some simple article
of clothing.
"12.For repairing clothing in the home.
Pupils desiring such credit should
present to the principal two reports Of
the work for which the credit is asked.
One report should be made out on a
blank furnished by the school and
should be signed by the person who
has superintendent the pupils work for
which credit is desired. The other
report should be prepared by the pupil
and shOuId consist of hriaf writtan
description of the work done. On the
approval of the principal the teacher
of the subject to which the pupil de-
sires to have the credit applied may
permit the pupil to give an oral report
in the presence of the class or entire
school in place of the written compost
ton. The amount of credit given
should be determined by the principal
and the teacher concerned"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-02-27

be light, and if it is not SO apply and
incorporate well large amounts of plant
fiber or manure every year. Editor
Niven of Southern Farming recon-.
mends the application broadcast of a
complete fertilizer at the rate of ton
to the acre. A vegetable should make
a rapid and continuous growth to
maturity to make vegetable of good
quality.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-02-27
NEWSPAPER DICTIONARY.
(Puck.)

Dense Smoke - What the firemen
fight their way through. (See over
come.)
Grilling Cross-Examination - CUES.
lions asked the defendant. (See sub
jected.)
Heart Balm-What woman sues
for.
Race with Death-A visit to a sick
person. (See special train.)
Shots-Something that ring out. (see
still night
Sweeping Denial-A statement by
the accused. (See issue.)
Traffic-something that is paralyzed.
(See blizzard)
Trusted Employee - The man for
whom the police are looking.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-02-27
THE PELICAN.
ily old bird is tine Pel.i.can

A willy old bird is the Pelican
His bill holds more than his bel-i-can,
He keeps in his beak
Enough food for a week,
/ really don't see how the hel-ican.
(Somebody else's version. J
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-15

o kita, apvaldziusi Bukovinq, pri-
ljo Rumanijos rubeziu.
Galicijoj nieko svarbesnio ne
atsitiko. Przemysl dar laikosi,
bet ten vokieciams truksta mais-
to; mieste pasibaisetinai siaucia
tarp kareiyiu ligos, ten siaucia If
cholera. Krokavas kaip laikesi,
taip If laikosi.
Pereitq savaite per Berlinq bu-
vo pagarsinta is Konstantinopo-
lilo zinia apie dideli turku laime-
jimq prie Ardahan, bet paskui
pasirode, jog ten atsitiko visai
atbulai: toj vietoj turkai tapo SUI
muSti if nuzude ciclu du savo ka-
riumen6s korpusu. Jie gyr5si,
jog su jais drauge rusus muSa If
persQ kariumene, bet paskui Per-
sija pakele smarku protestq prizes
turku Pcrsijon isiverzimq, kas
rodo, kad Persia neina iSvien
su Turkija. Konstantinopolyi
lmon6s uzsilaiko neramiai. Val
dzia rengiasi perkelti Adrianopo-
lin sostine. Archyvai if pinigy-
mas jan prirengti iSvezimui, tai
aiSku, jog il nesitiki savo sostinc
apGinti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-15
Is Kares Lauko.

Petrogradas, sausio 6 d. Su-
lyg apskaitliavimQ, apie $4,000
turkQ zuvo lake paskutines sa-
vait6s muSiq Uzkaukazyj. Tur-
ky meginimas, po vokiSkQ afi-
cierq vadovyste, apeiti rusu ka-
riumene, visiSkai nepasisek5.
Du turku korpusai tapo, gall
sakyt, i$skersti. Liko tik apie
100 vyrp, kurie tapo paimtit be-
laisv6n.
Prize Sari Kamys turkus iStiko
tokia ne1aime. Turkai cia pa
It's buvo prad6je uzpuolimq. Per
iris dienas if iris naktis cia siau-
tG pasiuCiausis muSis, kuris uz-
-ibaigG sunailtinimu sultano ar
mijos.
Geriausis turku armijos kor-
pusas, Devintasai, Siame mu$yj
vadoVavo; il RENE kitas turku
korpusas, partrauktas, national,
is Van. Dabar nei vieno neliko.
Abudu korpusai. apsupti is visp
pusiQ kalnq artilerijos ugnim, tu-
i6jo pasiduoti iStikusiai JUGS ne
iaimei
Turkiskos armijos, isiverzusios
per rubeziu Uzkaukazin dabar
yra isblaSkytos If bega atgal,
stengdamosi iSsigelbeti If pa
siekti Turkijos rubeziaus.
Kopenhagenas, sausio 6 diena.
SpecialiSka zinia il Konstay tino-
oolio prane$a laikrasciui National
kad buvusis vokieciu
skraiduolis Goeben, kuris dabar
yra po turkq veliava, uzSoko ant
rusiSkU ming netoli Bosforo Juo-
lose jurGse If tapo dikciai suga-
lintas.
Jis turi dideles skyles some, If
uzims apie du ar iris menesius,
akol galima bus LAVA sutaisyti.
zinia prideda dar, kad sta at.
sitikimq turkg valdzla laiko pa.
slaptyj nuo gyventoju.
Rymas, sacsio 6 d. Siqdien Gia
itvezta kunas Bruno Garibaldi,
anuko didziojo italu vado Carl
bald. Bruno tapo uzmuStas
gruodzio 30 d. lake atako, Fran
cuzijoj, kuomet jis vede sturman
ant vokieGiQ savo italu liuosno-
riu pulkq. UzmuSto Bruno la
vonq atlydejo 10 du broliu. Is
viso penki broliai Garibaldi yra
pastoje liuosnorials francuzu ar
mijcj.
Tuom pa6iu laiku, kada at
vezta Ryman lavonas Bruno Ga
-ibaldi atejo zinia, kad antras
brolis, Konstant;nas Garibaldi
krito taipgi muSyje su vokie6iais.
Lake Bruno laldotuviu pada-
ryta didele demonstracija prize
Sais Vokietij2.
Apskaitliuojama, kad maziau-
siai 100000 zmoniu dalyvavo
Bruno Garibaldi lAidotuvese. IS
langu metyta geles (kvietkas)
ant karsto (grabo), kuomet gat-
vents ejo laidotuviq procesija.
Nina sukavo "Lai gyvuoja Carl
baldiP "Lai gyvuoja Francuzi-
jar "Lai gyvuoJa Belgijap
Site Sauksmai maiSesi su sauk-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-15

svarbaus, bent toxic, kas galctl
nusvcrti, kas galGtu kare kurion
nors pus6n pakrcipti, neatsitiko,
nor, muSiai visur traukesi ir Jdo.
Sc labai daug zmoniu zuyo. "a.
synes eiua toliau, bet rodosi, kad
ncuzilgo lures kas nors syarJes-
Mo at-itikti, kad karen jsi5is
daugiau dar tautu ir JOS per
gale sutciks tai pusci, <urion jos
stos.
Italia pastatl Tmkijal pasku-
tiai reikalavimq, pareikaIavo, kad
ne tiK tuoj butq paleistas sulm-
tas itah5kamc konsuliatc micste
Hodeidc angliskas konsuius, bet
taipgi pareikalavo persiprasymo
If pasveikinimo italiskos ytIia~
vos. Turkija sutiko konsuliq pa
leisti. bet atsisaItc sycikinti tia
.lska veliavq, kadaugi tas zemln
til Turkijq JOS piIic5iu akysc, o
;tai:L, ySIiava netapo uzgauta.
crror o;cnok Italia nepasiga-
Medina, tai jai If lieka wen sH
TrrL;;o karc DradEti. KAN r0-
I; = ~; = nodor,t; 4nrdt ncs
a,,.,.o,,to;o; - Laras rc;I<alaura, ka-
Sanoi H. mo los istolo besiiaikant,
I4.l:;a ,;oLa s,r nclnvti neqal5-
,," nari aar4i Nc vien tulas
,;,,.,';;a; w. or,o1,I;n%,as saIas. bet
..;.,a,; loltr;i.i nr;ouIio6ius italu
s,,l,.'..,atas s@'pa nIofns. Tridenta,
,r.;....o ~ ~ D,inot;i,
it.[;;o ;an sn,obiIizavo Milo
80 Lareiv;rr O neuzilgo bus su-
mohiIiznota dar kita tick. Lvei-
l;,,,m Tnrt;ios oakaktu If mi
rano Laro;yir bet Italia gerai
,,;,, LaJ 81 Torf.iia tuoi turetu
,,%'t,t; n.,,4 t;o 80 knrin rciiealus Il
yrt....;;, :.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-15
Dideji Kare.


atstovauti Italia.
Austria pradejo erzintis su
Italia. PakelG il smarkq pro
tesla prizes italy uzemimq Alba
1ijos porto Avlona. Italia taip-
gi pakcla protesta prizes elgimqsi
Austrijos, kuri sutrauk5 sayo ka-
riumcnc prize Italijos rubeziQ
Protestai erzina zmones, nors ir
be to meijes tarp austrg If itaiu
ncbuvo. Italia nuo scnai matt
dojosi is Austrijos kariq atga-
imm itaIu apgyventQ IlrastQ, ko-
l;u AUSTRIA daug buyo pagIem-
lusi If tas jai Wis scktsi net ia
syk, kada il austru budayo su-
musta.
Ant vakarinio music lauko, ga
lima sakyti, svarbiQ permainu
n5ra, bet vis-gi nors palcngva,
irancuzai stumla voIiletlus Wis to-
!iau ! rytus. AIzat'joJ, Eur ISL
rerze irancuzai, vokieciai gauna
Wis daugiau karelviq, bet kaip
ili siol, jiems atgal priesus nu-
,tumri nepasiseke. Uz nekurias
svarbesnes vietas po kelis kartus
.rarcuzai varz5si sn voki"6;ais,
bet vls-gi jas trancuzal lstenge
galutinai palaikytl. Alsnc pa
apiuosc yokie5iai s<ublai drutina
dar ylcna apkasq InlJa sayo st9-
vykias, mes lau>la gencralisko
IrancuzQ plrmyn zen8in'o. Frie
SCISSORS voltieciai tapo nustumtl
dz trecios jq apkasp ltnijos,
Argonne giriose elna talpSl
smatkqs muslal' Vokieclal Wis
bomtarduoja francuzg tvjftov(
YerHHn, bet nelstengia Jq P2mti'
nors 2rie JOS atstSabeno savo d.
dIiausla5 kanuoIes, Bet cla II
irancuzal tur1 saVo dldeies ka'
nuOIes, o kad JOS neblOgesneS uZ
voE Skas, rodo jau tas, kad vo-
kicciai tyirtoves negali pailnti.
Sulyg Berlino zinlg, vokieciai
atmasc irancuzg uzprolimus prize
Rheims, prize Bueckenkopt; bet
Lennheim palaike irancuzal.
Vokieclal pasitrauke is svar-
Oau5 FrancuzUos miesto Lille.
VoklSki iakunai is orc met6 bonn
bas ] miesta Dunkirk, bet ne
daug JAM blogo pafare. Sn or
laivlajs miestq paimti negalima.
Generolas Zeppelin su dideliais
orlaiviais rengiasi lel<ti Londo-
nan, bet suprantama, kad 10 pa
INIT negal5s; pacnimui miesto
reiketu ne or1aivig, bet didelee
kariumen5s.
VokiSkas kariSkas laivvnas rem
kasi porte Cuxhaven If rengiasi
iSplaukti If meginti stoti karen
su angliSku, mes Vokietijai pra-
deda jau pritrukti maisto, o kol
jure, daboja angliskas laivynas,
10 prtSezti negalima.
Austrijos valdzi1 giriasi, JOS
austiu povandenini5 laivas O-I2
ezpuole irancuzq laivyna If pa
>kaniino dideli frdncuzu music
laivq Courbet, o kitq, Jean Bart,
:aip druciai pagadino, kad il rel
kejo gabenti / Malta taisyti. Is
kitty vienok saltinig patvirtinimo
tos zinlos nera.
Lenkijoj vokieciai vel smarkiai
rrleSakin zengti pradeio. Woke
ciai uzemc Mlav9, Plocka; gave
m c+tDriDtfO1 tOOO OOO r,a,ti,t Ia
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-15

stiJg valdzla, praSydama jos,
idan: Amerikos ambasadoriai
Rerline If Viennoj, reikalui esant.
rupintqsi Rumanijos rc;kalai>
Vokietijoj il Austro-Vengrijoj.
Nuo saves l;oreSpondentas pri-
deda: "Tas gall parodyti tik vie
ma dalyka."
Londonas, sausio 8 d. Exper-
tai apskaitliuoja, kad Lordas
Kitchener, anglu kares ministe-
rls, gales pastatyti ateinanti pa
vasari daugiaus miliono naujos
Eariumenes, susidedancios is
liuosnoriu.
Dabartiniu laiku, sakoma, ivai-
riuose lavinlmosi punktuose la
vinasi arti miliono anglq liuos-
noriu Ypatingai daug iuos-
noriu uzsiraS6 nuo to lalko, kaip
voki$ki skraiduoliai uzpuole If
subombardavo iris Anglijos mics
tus. Anglq visuomene pamate
tuonet, kad Sta kare nGra juokai
if skaitlius nauju rekrutu zy-
miai pradejo eiti didyn.
Petrogradas, sausio 8 d. RusQ
kares ofisas praneSa, kad skait-
Illus turkiSkq nelaisviq, paimtp
Uzkaukazyj, pervirSys $4,000
Tame skaitliuje yra keletas ge-
nerolu il daugelis kitu augStos
ranges aficieru.
Senesni turkiskl aficierai YER
6ia visa bedq w sta kare ant
Vollietijos. Jic sake, kad, neziu-
rint protesto turlasku aiicier'l,
vokieciai Konstantinopolyj pri-
,erte turkq kar5s oiisq apskelbti
kare Rusijai If Anglyai.
Kaukazo arnijos Stabas iSlei-
do prane5imq, kuriame sakoma,
kad turkai, idant prigelbeti lie
kanoms Io-jo korpuso, vel prade-
jo energiSkq uzpuolimq apielin-
kese Karaurgan.
Londonas, sausio 8 d. Cia pra-
neSama apie pasikalbejimq, kuri
tulq laikq atgal tur5jo fieldmar-
Salas Won Hindenburg ST. laik-
1aSGig korespondentais. Tarp kit
ko jis pasakes Sitaip:
met uzemimas Var5avos If vi
SOS Lenkijos Xxi Vislos upes jo-
kiu budu nereik$tq karts uzbai-
gimo. Rusai, sumuSti ties Var
Sava, gall pasitraukti ant Kievo.
linijos, nuo Kievo--i Maskvos IL
Mia ir toliaus net Xxi Vladiyo-
stokui. Suprantama, kad mes
negalime pasLui JUGS eiti taip
toll.
Jis toliaus praneSe, kad, sulyg
10 nuomones, nuo lapkricio I3.
dienos lake musip Lenkijoj zu-
vo maliausiai 10000 rusu, o.
apie 10000 tapo paimta nelais-
ven.
Savo keliu, sake jis, nors da-
hartinis volSieciq padejimas es&s
labai geras, bet negalima tike-
It's, kad rusai greitai butu vislS-
kai sulauzyti.
Ar teisybe, kad taip daug TUX
stanciu rusp auvo Mazur ezerQ
balose?-pas:klause koresponden-
tai Hindenburgo.
''Visai ne, - atsak6 linden
burg.-Apie Tarnenbergq nara
balq, kurias galima butQ ivyti
rusus; jQ didziaus1 nuostoliai te-
mai buvo paimtais belaisven."
Londonas, sarsio 3 d. Kar6
tarp Italijos il Turk;jos reiSkia
kar2 prizes Vokietija il Austria
Vok1etija ir Austria turetg ar
ba duoti par.ma Turkijai, arba
atvirai nuo JOS atsisakyti, nors
Volietija j2 karen itrauk6. Jel-
gu Austrijai su Vokietija prisi-
eitu dar gelb5ti Turkijai, tai ju
| jiegos dar labjaus 5umazetu; to-
del galima tik5tis, kad Vokietija
su Austria greiciaus mestu vi
sal Turkijq. Bet tuomet uzvilta
Turkija galetu is Vokietijos tai
lcininkes pavirsti ! JOS prieSa II
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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-15

smalS "Salln Vokletua !! "Salln
Austria |"
Rymas, sausio 7 d. VoSieGiai
suareStavo if laiko po stipria sar-
Igyba Belgijos primasa if Malines
antvyskupi, kardipolq Mercier,
bull w tai, kad jis isleides j Bel
gijos dvasiSkija atsisaukimq, ku-
Tiame sakona, kad vienatine tel
suota Belgijos valdzia yra Bel
gijos karalius ir zmoniu atsto-
val.
IS iStikimQ Saltiniu suainota,
kad popiezius Bencdiktas XIV is
siunte protestq prizes kardinolo
suareStavimq Vokietijos kaizeriui
If Austrijos ciesoriui. Proteste,
tarp kit-ko, buk esq pasakyta,
kad panaSaus apsiejimo su aug-
Stu baznyGios valdininku nebuve
nuo paciu vidurarlziu laikq.
Geneva, sausio d. Zinios,
atejusios Gia is Vokietijos, sako,
5ad vario kama lenai labai pa
Soko augStyn. Vienas tomas
2,oco svarp) vario Vokietijoj da-
bar kainuoja $625.oo. (Suvieny-
tose Valstijose 100000 w tona
vario skaitosi gera kaina).
Rymas, sausio 7 d, Italia pa
skyr5 sausio 10 dicn2, kaipo ga
lutini laikq, i kuri Turkija turf
lormaliSkai Italijos atsipraSyti uz
incidentq (atsitikim2), pasitai-
kiusi Hodeidoj. Italia reiSalau,
ia, kad anglQ konsulas, kuris ta-
po turku paimtas jiega is Itali-
jos konsuliato, hutu paleistas If
sugr9zintas, kad prasikaltusieji
turkQ valdzios valdininkai butu
tinkamai uz tai nubausti If kad
| ilari$kas Saliutas butu atiduotas
italy veliavai.
Italia pabriezia, kad ieigu
Turkija to nepadarys, tai j tu-
res Drisiimti susitikti su negeis-
tinomis pasekmemls.
Toks Italijos reikalavinas yra
ultimatumu, is kurio yra tik du
iSejimai: arba il iSpildyti, arba
stoti karen.
Londonas, sausio 7 d. Rusu
kavalerija pavijo beganti 1o-tqji
turkiSkq korpusq, kuri patiko ne
laim6 prizes keletq dienu. Olta
klonyj rusai uzpuole begancius
turkus if, sulyg pranesimp, pa
dare jiems didelius nuostolius.
! tvirtove Kars rusai parsivede
SeSis tukstanGius belaisven pa
imtu turku
Dabar paaiSkinama, kokiu bu-
du 1urkus patiko didele nelaime,
lake kurios jie nustojo beveik
pilnq dvieju korpusu kariume-
u6s. Turkai uzklupo ant pulku
priesakiniu rusiSku sargybu. Sic
pulkai po music pradejo greitai
tlauktis atgal. ISrode. kad rusai
yra sumuSti If tik skubinasi is
neSti savo svelka kali. Turkai
pradejo vyti. Tuom tarpu is
rusu puses tas begimas, kaip pa
Sirodo buvo tik nuduotas, idant
itraukti turkus blogon pozicijon.
Turkai pasigavo ant tos mes
kcraites, If kuomet jie susipra-
70, iau buvo pervelu, mes pa
juto, kad rusai yra is visu trijq
pusiu juos apsupe if netrukus
uzkirto jiems kelia il is uzpl-
kalio. Visas korpusas turejo pa,
siduoti.
Sofia, sausio 8 i. zinios, ate
jusios cia is Konstantinopolio,
praneSa, kad dalyku stovis Tur-
kijos sostinej esqs labai pavojin-
gas, Bijomasi, kad gall kilt
vietlniq gyventoju riauses, kuriu
valdzia negales sukontroliuoti
Valdzios archyvai tapo supokuo-
ii if dalis ju jau issiusta i sau-
gesnes vietas. Padaryta prisi-
ruoSimai If pervezimui va!dzios
lido, If traukiniu locomotives
stow po garu dienq If nakti, kad
pavojingoj valandoj iSvezti val