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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-27
Wheat Price Rises.

Chicago. Jan. 25.-May wheat sold
at dollar forty-siX today.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-27
SHIPPING TRUST GREED.
lEXORBYTANT OCEAN FREIG LIT
! RATES DESTROYING AMER
Us Is 1CAN BUSINESS.

;SaDinct CfuccfS E1lc Bitter Indictment
b of Eoprip,i chit, O,v,,.,,., ,,.., c.,
y ate and Make Stronre plen Tor sb,n
s Purchase Bnl4 Cotton ! sFreixhts Al.
ready Incrasedgl one :u1ousand Per
esa Cent. 6. s.as =, p
~ !. : - -. 2,
Washington. Jan. =. 25.-ocean
freights havesbecn Arhitrarilv inCcreas.
,sd to an. ldnparalled theiehr Without
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-27

w. j. Seymour Of Sumter county
was among those to stand the exam
ination.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-27
BLAIN EMAIL coNvIcTED.
Perkins Held Without Bail EGa|ns
Writ Of Error. - IS

= columbias Jan. 2s.-Bail was not
sstsanzed Yesterday rr qsofss Bach.
ll6r peskins. who was convicteds al
L p adghterFin the federal scoprstN IS
ssps day &nd sentenced sto thf
e e ths FEDERAL prison. In Atlnls
Fsihed dtatsiv after sentence nal
" impose az q & sess Tor the defend
Ra1ES 4 / siIxss et error
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-14

Composed solely of towns and cities in
New Hampshire and Massachusetts, the
Twin State league will be less of mis-
named circuit than it has been since it
embraced communities of three states.
While on some accounts The Reformer re-
grets that Brattleboro and Bellows Falls
have withdrawn from the organization
that has furnished so much healthy sum
mer sport in this section since it's estab-
lishment in 1911 the move on the whole
seems wise. The cost Of league baseball
hereabouts has increased to an extent
wholly disproportionate to the resources
Of the towns engaged, but since some of
the towns do not yet seem to be aware
Of this fact it is best to let them learn it
through experience. The Reformer wishes
the new circuit success, but its wish is
tinged with misgivings as to the perma-
nency of any league in which the welfare
of the whole appears to he of less impor-
lance than individual triumph.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-14
RIGGS BANK CASE
IISTIRS WASHINGTON
Government Will Go to the Limit to
Defend Treasury Heads and Pre-
serve Their Power.

WASHINGTON, April 14-Washino-
ton is talking of little else than the III
junction suit begun in the Riggs Ma
ton bank in the supreme court of the
District OF Columbia, accusing Secre,
|tary of the Treasury McAdoo and Con
troller of the Currency Williams in
conspiracy to ruin the institution in or
der to vent personal malice against
some of its officers.
The case was discussed by President
Wilson and his advisers at the regular
meeting of the cabinet and no doubt re
manned that all the resources of the
government would be made available
to the treasury department for its de
Tense. That the litigation would end
only in the supreme court Of the Unit
ed States was generally believed
Lawyers in the case gave attention
to the question of whether the con
troller had exceeded his powers in GER
tain acts of which the bank complain
ed, and it was maintained that for the
sake of precedent to be established
this alone would be sufficient to insure
a strong defense of the government Tt
was recalled that while the courts had
/ consistently declined to interfere with
| the ordinary exercise of his executive
| functions by an officer of the govern
ment, the supreme court has decided
that when an excess of such power was
| disclosed an injunction might be OBJ
tanned.
The next open phase of the case will
be developed Friday, when, in ac-
cordance with the order issued by
Justice Mccoy, Secretary McAdoo and
Controller Williams must appear be-
fore a justice of the district supreme
Ieourt to show cause why they should
not be permanently restrained, in con
junction with John Burke, treasurer of
the United States, from turning back
into the treasury $4,000 due to the
bank as interest on government bonds
owned by the bank. This amount was
withheld from the bank on the ground
that it represented penalties at $lG0 a
day assessed against the bank for fail
Iure to make certain reports called for
iby the controller of the currency. The
Ihearing viii take place before Justice
Siddons.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-14
Scene from act of The Trail of tht
Lonesome Pine, Opera House
tonight.
WEST BRATTL EB0R0

George Harris has resumed work in
Stockwelrs store, after an illness with
grip.
Hazen Stockwell has returned from a
visit in Springfield, Mass, with Mason
Sharp.
Mrs H. F Weatherhead has returned
from visit in Springfield, Mass, with
her daughter, Mrs Delmar Hawkins.
Edward Clark returned to Detroit,
Mich, yesterday, after visiting his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. c. S. Clark, a few
days.
A ". Sweeton, county agricultural
agent, viii give a lantern slide lecture Fri
day evening, April 10, in the Academy hall
at s o'clock His subject will be Orchard
Insects. This lecture will be free to
everybody Afterwards Mr. Sweeton will
be glad to talk to anyone on the subject.
Harold l.. Bailey, who has charge of the
insect work III Vermont, also will be pres
emit
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-14

nan embassy has presented to the state
department. formal request for sur
icy ,ty!, OF the converter cruiser Kronprinz
Wilhelm, now at Newport News, for
the purpose of ascertaining how much
time she will require for repairs. The
request will be referred to the navy
department, and naval officers will
make the inspection, as was done in the
.ase of the Prinz Eitel Friedrich.
The fact that the Kronprinz Wilhelm
left New York after war was declared
IS not regarded here as making her
ftatus different from the Prinz Eitel,
which was allowed four weeks for re-
pairs and then interned. Acting See
-etary Of State Lansing said that facts
80 far disclosed indicated that, from
he viewpoint of international law, the
case of the Kronprinz Wilhelm was
identical with that Of the Prinz Eitel
With the single exception that the
Prinz Eitel sank an American ship. the
William P. FRYE.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-14

Have you thought how easy it win
be for this country to get along with
out dyes which we have been getting
from Germany (and that because we
kept the import rates too low)2 The
tell US that if the wo-
men will only be content to wear
brown, drab, gray and white, we
can get along. Some of our factories
have already cut down their produc
ton of goods for lack of dyes and 9th
ers are stopping or will stop in a few
weeks Either people must go without
goods entirely or take the light colors,
which we can produce here. The Gen
eral Chemical company is talking of
putting up a great dye factory, but it
wants to get an idea of what protec-
ton will be accorded its product when
the war Is over.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-14
Captain of Wilhelm Wants
ThreeWeeks inWhich to
Make His Vessel Fit
INSISTS HE WILL
RUN THE BLOCKADE
Says the Enemy's Warships Outside
the Cape Have No Terrors for Him
One French and One British
Cruiser Sighted Yesterday.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, April IL
Lieut.. Capt. Thierfelder, commander
of the German converted cruiser Kron-
prinz Wilhelm, delivered to Collector
of Customs Hamilton late Yesterday
formal request for time to repair his
ship in this port. The letters were
forwarded to the secretary of the
treasury and their contents not di-
vulged.
While it is understood the German
commander asked for three weeks as a
maximum, he stated he would ma Ike
every effort TO complete temporary re-
pairs and leave port before that time.
His request related only to temporary
repairs, as a thorough overhauling of
the Wilhelm would require months.
Capt. Thicrfelder did not request
coal and provisions, explaining that he
would do this when it has been decid-
ed how long he may remain in neutral
waters.
1t is understood his request included
a petition for permission to 90 into
drydock Immediately. Until this is
granted the merchant raider must re-
main at anchor in the James river I'm
officially the captain of the Kronprinz
Wilhelm urged that action regarding
his ship be expedited, and in this con-
necTlOn asked Jne state department,
through the German embassy, to have
the naval board make an examination
at once.
While opinion prevails here that the
Wilhelm will intern, Capt. Thierfelder
insists he must return to the high seas
We must get out" he said. We
got in and we can get out The fact
that warships of the enemy are wait
ing for us must not deter us. They
might sink US, but that has no terror
for me.
| One French and one British cruiser
were sighted yesterday off the Virgin
| ia Capes by pilots who brought ships
into port The pilots brought a report
they received from merchantmen tina
| the British knew the Kronprinz vii
! helm had steamed north from the equa
tor several weeks ago and that she wa
| believed TO be- in American waters
Vigilance outside the capes seems X
be greater for outgoing than for tn,
incoming vessels, they said.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-14

Men who are inclined to the opinion
that at 40 they are getting beyond the
age of adventure may well consider the
career of William r. Nelson, owner of
the Kansas City Star, who died yesterday
at the ripe age of "A years. Mr.. Nelson
didn't think of going into the newspaper
business until he was nearly 40, but from
then until his death he found time to es-
tablish and develop journal that ranks
as one of the most influential in the coun-
try Mr. Nelson's success in building up
the Star was due largely to his great in
terest and continual activity in the devel-
opment of the city in which it was pub
lished. Not content with preaching muni-
cipal betterrnent, he put his beliefs into
practical operation and saw the creatures
Of his imagination materialize into sub
stantial and benefcent improvements
What made it possible for him to accom-
plsh what he did was enthusiasm-one OF
the best known preventives of premature
| old age
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-14

One of the many interesting points
brought out in the course of the discus
sion at the Wiudham County Agricultural
associations meeting yesterday was that
relative to the condition of dairying inter
ests of this section. Rightfully one of the
most profitable of the farmers pursuits,
this branch Of local agriculture is in the
doldrums by reason Of the control which
the city milk dealers exercise over the
market Not only do these dealers con
tract for milk at their own terms, but
they not infrequently fail to pay even the
stingy prices which they have made, as
many farmers in this locality know to
their sorrow While the folly of selling
milk to irresponsible city dealers is now
apparent to most of the dairymen here
abouts the bitter experience through
which they have come into possession Of
this knowledge may prove an eventual
benefit It wasn't so very many years
ago that the local creamery was obliged
to 60 out of business through lack of pat
ronage.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-14
ATHENS.

Reception to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Wyman.
A very pleasant evening was spent
in the home Of Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Wyman Friday, April 8, when about
so of their friends gathered at their
new home to give them welcome. The
evening was spent with games and
music, refreshments of cake and eof-
fee were served and good time was
enjoyed by all In a few well chosen
words 2. o. Edwards, in behalf of
their many friends, presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Wyman sum of money and
other gifts, to which Mr. Wyman re-
sponded in his characteristic manner.
At late hour all left for home after
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman many
happy years together.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-14

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Ger
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-14
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Entered in the postoffice at Brattle
boro, as second class matter.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.

1t is the aim Of the management to
secure efficient service in the delivery of
co-operation OF subscribers to that end.
Prompt report should be given of each
failure to receive the paper on the morn
ing following the omission, in person,
by telephone or postal card, thus enabl-
ing the cause Of the error to be promptly
and accurately discovered and the proper
remedy Immediately applied. It is only
by this method that the publisher can
secure the desired service.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-14
Member of the Associated press.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL Il, 1915.

BY the time the town authorities get
ready to unlock the north door of the
town hall vestibule it will be about time
to take the vestibue down.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
KARVELIS ATLEKE IS
BELGIJOS?

WilkesBarre, Pa. Wilkes
Barre nuo stogo namu nukrito
karvelis; tulas Fred Jacobs RADIO
il If, apziurejes, patemijo, kad
karvelio buta ''kariSko." Jis tu-
rejo aplink kaklq pririSta laiSke-
i. Cia menama, kad laiSkas bu-
vo raSytas lareivio, kariaujanjio
BeIgl;os tranSejose. Ant popier-
gallo buvo Sitaip paraSyta
Brangioji Paciute: "AS esu gy-
vas If syeikas BeIgijos tranSejo-
Sc, bet tavo brolis yra uzmuStas.'
LaiSEelis be paraSo. Is kar-
veIio 5uyo matyt, kad jis tur5jo
atlikti ilgq kelione, bet Gia abejo-
jana: nejaugi iis butu galejes
perlekti per Atlantiko vandeny-
ma? Laiskelis buvo suvyniotas
! Smoteli vokiSko laikraStio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
.JAPONQ GARLAIVIS
SUSISKALDE.

San Diego. Sulyg ziniu, japo-
nv skralduolis Asama, kuris uz-
soko ant povandenines olos ne
toll nuo zemesneses Kaliforni-
JOS, vargiai gales issigelbeti. SUI
ylenytq ValstijQ skraiduoliai sto-
Vi sale 10, kad iSgelbeti jo iguIq,
jeigu laiyas visai pradetu skesti.
Tuom tarpu du japon:ski music
lairai, iSSaukti bevieliniu tele-
Srafu, skubina j nelaim6s vietq.
Povandenin6 ola, ant kurios ia
ponq skraiduolis uzsoko, nupl5s5
dusn2 Iaivo prieSakyj ant apis
IS pedu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
KVIEcIU ISGABENIMAS.

Washington, D. c. Sulyg Il
niQ. valdzios surinktQ, is kilusios
Europoj kares naudojasi Suvie.
rytQ Valstijp farmeriai, mes Eu-
ropoJ reikalauja daugiau Jaw ii
kitokiu valgio produktq. 1913
m, taigi prizes kare, is Americas
Europa parsigabeno kvieciq ul
S95,ooo,ooo, kvietiniu miltu W
$57,ooo,ooo. W tai pernai kvie
civ Europon iSgabenta l73,S6r,944
buSeliai uz SIS7,I84,ooo, o 1913
m, tik w S62,ooo,ooo. Anglia
llvietiQ pirko uz $55,o6S, sos.
Francuzija 26,I3o,183 busclius.
I1oliandija 23,2o7,2r5 buselip Ka-
NADIA (Anglijai) 2o,247,6I6 buSe-
lip, Vokietija tik 54347,7I3 buSe,
liz. Russia maisto Amerikoj ne
pirlio, mes turi pakaktinai savo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
TURTlNGU IR NETURTIN.
GU VAIKQ MIRcIU
STATISTIKA.

Washington, D, C. Darbo de-
partamentas surinko statistiSkas
zlnlas apie nuoSimti mir6iq tarp
valkq turtingu If neturtingu sei-
mynq Amerikoj. Is darbo de-
partamento surinktq ziniu ispuo-
Ia; kad seimynose, kuriose tevas
uzdlrba savaitej $40 arba nlaziau.
ant kiekvieno 1000 vaiky mirsta
$50, taigi daugiau negu ketvirta
dalis. Seimynose gi, kur tevas
uzdlrba S25 arba daugiau, ant
1000 vaikq mirsta tik "a. Dau-
glausla vaikg mirSta tose seiny-
nose, kuriose motinos turf uz4
darbiauti
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
GERIANTI MOKA SAU
GERIMUS PARSIGABENTI.

Kenowa, w. Va. Sta valsti-
ia tapo sausa, taigi Gia uzdrausta
gerimus sabenti, bet megstanti
iSsigerti isrado bud2 g5rimu,
kick nori. prisigabenti. Polici-
ia patemijo, kad tia gabena daug
melonp If w juos ina po If
~ dol. lstyrG melonus If pa
sirode, Jog yiduryj jie isskaptuo-
ii il pripilti dcgtines. Pardavi-
ejancius tokius melonus suare3-
tavo. Bet tas vis-gi rodo, kad
vienomis drausmemis girtuolllia-
vino iSnaikinti ne9alima, ncs
m5gstanti i5sigerti mol<es geri-
mu parsigabenti, nors tas butg
uzdrausta,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12

atgal neprasytus svecius. Nors
Xxi Siol Rumanija karen dar ne
sikiso, lauke jon isikiSimo Itali-
jos, bet dabartinis kariumeniq
susir6mimas gall Rumanijos ka-
rem isikiSima suskubinti; daugu-
mas gyventoju reikalauja kar6s,
.kad nuo Austrijos atgavus runa-
.np apgyventus krastus - Tran
sylvanijq If Bukovinq, o tokiam
tq kraStu atgavimui geriausia
.progq duoda dabartine dideji
kar6 Europoj.
Nuo music lauko Rusijos su
Turkija svarbesniu ziniu nera
Turkai, rods, giriasi rusu sumu-
Simais Kaukazo apskrityj, o rusai
garsina apie iSnaikinimus cielu
turkQ kariumenes korpusu, bet
kad nei turkai giliau Kaukazan
'nellindo, o rusai Turkijon, tai,
matyt, ten nieko tikrai svarbauS
neatsitiko, il abieju pusip besi-
gyrimai yra be pamato.
Sulyg Londono ziniu, turkp ka-
riumene, meginusi verztis Egip-
tan, prize Suezo kanalo tapo su-
laikyta ir kanalui pavojus negre-
sia. Rusijos laivyno tapo taip
druciai pagadintas buves voEie-
ciu kariSkas laivas Goeben, nu-
birktas Turkijos, kad il Turki-
joj sutaisyti nebus galima.
Konstantinopolio laikraStis
Tasfiri Ekfiar praneSa, buk kilo
Sventa kare prizes anglus Afga-
nistane, o Rytinej Persijoj il
Beludzlstane prizes An9hJos val
dziQ sukilo gyventojai.
Is Berlino bevieliniu telegraph
pranese Amerikon, jog pas vo-
kiSkus If Austrijos bankus Bul-
gariJa uztraukia paskolq $50 mi
lionu frankly. Jeigu tasai telc-
gramas yra teisingas, tai reikia
manyti, kad skolinanti pinigus
bankai gavo uztikrinimq, kad
Bulgaria., jeigu if nestotp karen
Vokietijos pusen, tai nestos If
prizes Vokietijq, mes vokiSki ban
kai neskolintu pinigQ Vokietijos
prieSams. Russia, vienok, kaipo
Bulgarijos iSliuosuotoja, Wis ii
kejosi ia talkininkp pusen prizes
TurkijQ patraukti.
Morokko sultanete, Siaurinej
Afrikoj, vel dalis francuzq ka-
riumenes tapo sukilusiq maurq
sumusta. Geriausius ginklus
maurams suteike vokieciai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
KANADA UzMOKES
ATLYGINIMA.

washington, D. c. Kanados
Yaldzia sptiko uzmoketi atlvgini.
ma dviem amerikonam, kurie.
hanados rubeziaus sargybos sau-
klami, nesustojo, If vienas.
Walter Smith, tapo nusautas, XII
tas 81 Charles Dersch, sunkiai
pasautas, Uzmustojo seimyna
sau' $4,000, o pasautojo Sci
myna gaus 5000. Saude 81 ka-
nadlSIial sargai atsakomyben pa
traukti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
No. z

rikon ileidziami. Panaikinimui
prezidento veto reikia q kon-
sreso nariQ, o tick ateiyiu prize
sq neatsirado, nors mazai truko;
truko tik 5 ateiyiu prieSp. Be
abejones, ateiviu prieSai vel sa-
vo reikalayimQ ines.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
STATYS DU KARES LAIVU,

Washington, D. c. Atstovu
butas uzgyre biliQ, kuriuom MT
tariama Siuosmet pastatyti Suy
Valstiju laivynui du naujus mu-
sio laivus; kiekyienas ju kaStuo-
siqs po apie 10 milionu doliariQ.
Laivyno reikalams If malesniu
laivu padirbimui Siuosmet iSviso
paskirta SI44,64S,Oo2.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
PA3RANGS PACTO MARKES
VOKIETITON.

Washington, D. c. Patto per-
d6tinis iSleido padavadijimq, kad
ant laiSkQ, siun6iamQ Vokietijon,
butQ lipinama marke uz SC. taip-
iau, kaip if i kitus Europos kraS-
tus. Xxi Siol ant laiSkQ, Nokie-
tijon siuntiamu, pallako mark6s
W ? taip, kaip if Kanadon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
NEPASISEKE PREZIDENTO
VETO | NIEKUS PAVERSTI.

Washington, D. c. Kongresas
stenaesi priesais prezidento Viii
sono veto pervaryti Dillingham;
biliu, reikalaujanti, kad tik mo-
kant raSYti ateiviai bptg Ame-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
PASIMIRE PRANASO
MOTERIS.

Zion City, Ill. Vasario ; d.
paslmire tia patti pranaso If mics
telio savininko Glenn Voliya, is
gyVenuSi A metus. Volivs, yra
australietis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
IS AMERIKOS.
PAGELBON SCREAMS.

New Yorkas. New Yorke su-
siorganizavo galutinai lomitetas
gelbejimui Serbijos ukininkp
Komitetas rupinsis gauti uztek-
tinai seklu, javQ il ukiskp pada-
rp, kad pagelbejus 100000 ba-
daujantiu serbQ. Sios komisijos
izdirinkas bus bankieriu Morgan
& Co. firma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12
Dideji Kare.

pakiantGse. Prizes tai vicnok JauI
pak5le protcstq Suvicnytu Valsti-
ju valdzia If tuom priverte Vo-
l<ietiiq teisintis. Atsakydama ant
Americas protesto, Nokietija ap-
reisEc, jog JOS naujasis padavadi-
iimas ncra tai tikra blokada, to-
del il su ucutraliSkQ ltrastu Iai-
vais clg,is zmoniskiau, stcngsis
III ncskandinti. Bet Nokietija
taipgi nurodG, kad AngIija, pa
icngyinimui kelionGs savo laivQ,
pandudoja SuyienytQ ValstijQ We
lava Amcrikos vGliavq panau-
dojo plaukiantis is New Yorko
Anelijon angliskas garlaivis Lu-
sitania. Xxi siol Amerika Dries
panaudojimq JOS veliavos Angli-
ioi oficialiskai protcsto nekele.
aors tai daryti JOS valdziq YER
cia smarkiomis demonstracijomis
Amerikoj gyvenanti vokicciai
Anglijos If isdalies Francuzijos
pakrantGsc sukinejasi vokiski po-
gandeniniai laiveliai, atsirado jle.
If prize Airijos krantq. Bet po-
vandcniniai laiveliai, negaledam1
daug kuro paimti, toll nuplauksl
negdli, jcigu kuro gauti ncgall;
aei Anglia, nei FrancuZlja, ST.
i.rantama, 10 goI<ieciams neduos.
Ang'ijoj todel manoma, kad kurq
jie qauna slapta anglskuose por-
tuose. ncs vokiSki laivai 10 prl-
yezti negali. Klausimas parupi-
nimo kuro yokiSkiems povande-
ainicms laivams tapo pakeltas II
Angliios parliamente, bet netapo
iSai.kintas, ncs laivyno minlste-
ris atsisakc pasakyti, k9 Suseke
istvrimm to klausimo pasklrta
komisiia. anglia IS kariQ kitQ
paprastai naudojasi, il suteikia
karcs medziagq kontrabandos ke-
liu abiem karc vedanciom pu-
com bef <ad los pirkliai prista
tytu Angliios pricsams, jai karen
;sipainiojus, karej reikalingus
daiktu,. tam anglai nenori tiketi,
mes tqsyk jie su zinia kenktg
Anglijai
Ant vakarinio music lau<o
nieko svarbcsnio neatsitiko, bet
kaip prancsama is Londono, rem
pia,i svarbus kariumeniu pasi-
>rutinimai ypac isilgai Belsijos
rubeziu Fliandrijoj, ypat pa
iuriuose. is kur vokieclai tapo
angiiskq kariskp laivu daugelyj
,ictl isstumti, jie pradejo stun
tis pricsakln' ''aurlnej rhanorl-
ioi Gina vien smarEios imtynes
artiIerUoS. PaJurluoSe' tarP
Lombaertzydc II Jurlq NoKlc-
CLANS pricsinasi If JUGS S''al<'
be@u kariumenc. Bel&al paSa-
70 pr, /ccbruSe 4 voklSkus or
laivius. Prize Ne'tende irancu%ai
ateme vokiccq apkas'lS, o or'ai-
vinlnkai i'nalNino voNleciq Kare'
medziaSQ N'a0t'''eS II Pr''e|''''o
stot!'
rrancu%a' Si'l1S'' lou'' nc u'
deilals Ianneji'''aiS la'P A'r@S L.
If Li.lc' <nr Jie notiIoe yoKleciV
baterg'7 prie Ao'nler' m ro[le'es'
Ham II RAINY Irie No're D"'ile
de Lorctte ToEleciai mesino Prie-
SaN'n ZenEli' bet u|puo!ii'aS j
tapo atmuStaS' Prie Ai'ie vo-
kICCi1I tGCO Is III pOZlCl1u IS
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-12

Londonas, vasario 8 d. Pre-
mieras Asquith, kalbedamas par
liamente, tautos atstoyu butte, pa
sake, kad Xxi Siam laikui Angli-
jos nuostoliai karej iSviso iSneSa
100000 vyru uzmuStQ, suzeistu
If nelaisy6n paimtu.