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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
Mr.. Ausem MarCanteI Announces

Mr.. AuSem MarCantel, whose an
nouncement for Police Juror for Ward
Five appears in another column is the
present Police Juror from that ward.
In the first election held in Jefferson
Davis Parish Mr.. Marcantel at the So
licitation of many Of the best citizens
of his ward consented to be candidate
and won over another of Ward Flye'S
best citizens, and the people of Ward 5
have no just cause to regret the choice.
Mr.. Marcantel is painStaking and
careful official and is one Of the most
punctual attendants at the Police
Jury meetings. He has shown zeal
and devotion to duty possessed by few
men in any official capacity. MIR
Marcantel is at home in his ward
knows his people and their needs, anc
with the experience he has already
had in handling the affairs of the
Ward and Parish he is better QUALIFIED
than ever before to I'll the Office will
credit to himself and for the benefit o
his people.
v The only criticism we have hear'
made of Mr.. Marcantels official acts i
that he is too slow in deciding hi
policy, but criticisms of this kind gener
ally come from persons who fail to ap-
preciate the Importance Of public
servant being sure he is right befor
he makes move, and the official VIII
does this is a far safer man than tn
one who jumps at conclusion, act
hastily, and constituency suffers tn
consequences.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
Little John Brooks Simpsons Birth.
day Party.

Last Monday afternoon about fifty
friends about the age of John Brooks
assembled at his home on South Adams
street to help him celebrate his fifth
birthday. The hours were spent in
playing games suitable to furnish
plenty amuSements for young Ameri'
cans. A real dunky party, hiding pea
nuts and cutting the birthday cake oc'
cupied their time until late in the after
noon when delicious refreshments were
served after which the party dispersed
wishing their young host smany happy
returns.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
gdhsrine Morgan Has Birthday Party

last Sunday afternoon Mrs. ChaS.
sier entertained a number of little
|hRs in honor of Katherine Morgan,
|lauhter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Morgan,
n event marking the little lady's
s,ond birthday. Among those present
rsre Elizabeth and Arthur Saizan of
|bke Charles, Odah and Phoeba Rus
n Florence Hebert, Annie Walters,
Imam and Lille Langley, May ArCe'
saIx, Belle Murphy and Margarine
Soemsker. The afternoon was spent
swing games. The birthday cake,
IlTery pretty affair, carrying the two
andisS, was served with ice cream and
|siber delicaSieS among beautiful pink
nd white decorations. After enjoying
music the little ones departed at SOC
o'clock, leaving little Katherine a mum
gof pretty and useful presents.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
S WILLARD, 1O1 RANCH
/ LAKE CHARLES, OCT, 27

!. ,Docial arrangement the Calca-
!. louisiana Fair has secured the lOl
\. Y West show, one of the standard
,sinb class tent attractions, for two
,nrmauces at the fair grounds,
.s,inesday October 9th. The chief
~, If which is Jess Willard, heavy
I'm i champion of the world, who de,
sIs n lack Johnaon at HAVANA last
@lEiorS to the fair during the day
take tsEe in the 1O1 Ranch Show and
y a s ce Jess Willard. At night there
W he be no charges at Fair Ground
W y The CalcaSieu Louisiana Fair
iSss fuIl Of surprises. There will be
W ...asthing to interest visitors every
y The exhibit of thoroughbred live
W. will be the finest ever made IN
SglhWest Louisiana
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
NUMBER 10

to 90 into tick infested territory.
AS to the means Of getting rid of the
tick | should say it is a simple matter
here in the rice country where herds
are switched from one rice field to an
other, the ticks being killed by flooding
the rice fields | would not recon-
mend the compulsory dipping laws en-
acted in some sections, either, but
rather a campaign of education, Show
the farmers and StOCkmen how much
tribute they are paying to the tick by
having to feed them by the millions
and they will soon become advocates Of
the vat. Our operations so far have
been along this line in this parish and
the good work is spreading rapidly in
to districts too where one would feel
sure of resentment.
Plaquemines parish recently appro.
priated $4,000 for dipping watts and it
was a very wise move, but am not CO.
ing to ask for any appropriation. but
your active cooperation in spreading
the gospel of tick eradication.
The next step in livestock develop
Nment will be the eradication OF Charlton
which is in my opinion easily possible.
Out of 1900 head of stock veCcinated
this season only five have died of char
bon. In one section near Lake Arthur
where about 500 head were vaCcinated
only 4 died, while on three adjoining
plantations where no stock was treat
ed So head died OF Charlton. In this
connection l will say that heretofore
we have no doubt used lot of poor
vaccine; doses that had deteriorated
from age, Under the new regulations
of the Livestock Sanitary Board no
vaccine over 3 months old will be al
lowed on sale. This l believe will in
sure the almost complete immunization
of all vaccinated stock.
? Iwish to report that this parish is
getting well along in the matter of
growing its own feed stuffs. The corn
acreage was very materially Increased
=, this year and we are now preparing to
| put in the biggest oat crop this section
e has ever seen. One car of Louisiana
2 grown seed oats has already arrived
in Jennings, a car is being made up for
Elton and another car OF similar seed
will be planted around Welsh, Fentor
n vicinity. Lake Arthur is also planting
4 a good acreage in oats. | am advising
y only the use of native rust proof seet
e as only with such seed can we expect
n crop of oats in this state because o
d the tendency to rust in spring.
H. C. FONDREN,
y Agricultural Demonstration Agent.
e For rice insurance phont
# G. E. Carr:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15

The Democratic Executive Commit
tee for jefferson Davis Parish met IN
Welsh October Is, 1915, and the follow
inc resolutions were offered and adopt
4
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15

. e d and Col d.
(For the Rice Belt Journal

By REV. W. LOMAX CBiLDRESS, D. D.
When the soft and soothing airs OF
autumn blow across the brow,
And the Robins nest is empty and as
idle as the plow,
When the Beech is turning redder than
the sunset i'll the lane,
And the yellow leaves are drifting
in the forest ways again,
Oh, it's then the sweet potatoes and
the Possum in the pan.
And the frost touched perSimons that
will gladden. any man
And the smoke a-curling upward from
the little cabin door,
And the banjo keeps plunking for
the feet upon the floor,
The little brook it loiters through
the moonlight calm and still
Ann the boot Owl keeps a calling
to his comrade on the hill,
For the harvest all is ended and the
corn. is in the shock,
And the taterS in the ashes and the
milk is in the crock,
And the Lord who made harvest and
the Lord who made the rain,
Is good to give a resting time to weary
hands again,
And | don't know bout the time to
come it may be sweet or sour,
But now the world is beauty and il
opens like a flower.
Roanoke, La, Oct: II, 1915.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
Democratic Executive Committee
Fixes Date for Primary

The Democratic Executive Commit |
tee for jefferson Davis Parish met IN
Welsh october Is, 1915, and the follow
inc resolutions were offered and adopt
ed.
Resolution No. l.
Be it resolved, that a democratic
primary election be held on the 2Sth
day of January, 1918, and if a second
primary is necessary that 1t shall be
held five weeks thereafter, for the pur'
nose of nominating candidates to be
elected in general election to be held
in April 1916, for the following offices
to.Wit; One Representative in the
legislature, Sheriff. Clerk of Court,
Assessor, and Coroner for Jefferson
Davis Parish; one Police Juror. one
,Justics of the Peace and one Constable
for each ward in jefferson Davis Paf'
iSh.
Be it further resolved that all per-
sons desiring to become candidates IL
this primary shall qualify before the
2Sth day of October. Resolution car
ried.
Resolution No. 2.
Resolution No. 2 was offered by b. }
LaCour: we the undersigned sub. com
mittee resolved that the following fee
be charged for entering the prlmar.
January Is, 1916:
Sheriff, $4,000; Clerk Of Court, s35.Ot
Assessor, $500; Representatives, 500
Police Jurors, $500; Corenor $lo.O'
. Justice of Peace, $500 and Constable'
$500.
Carried. .
Moved & duly seconded. That Ii
Committee Adjourn to again meet Q
? Tuesday, October 26th, 1915. To clos
the Nominations to Candidates.
! Carried.
C. E. CARR. Sec.
, R.P. HOWELL, Chairman.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
Welsh Citizens Enjoy Fish Fry.

About one hundred and twenty-five
of our citizens took hike to the plant
of the Welsh Canal Co. last Saturday
morning in autos and wagons to spend
the day and to enjoy splendid fish fry
which was all arranged for. The canal
was drained and plenty OF nice fish
were caught and fried at noon to sup
ply the appetites of all who were pre-
sent and then some. All report SPLEEN
did time and a super abundance of ex'
cellent fish which was enjoyed emmen'
sely.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15

The machinery and fittings to start
drilling for oil on what is known as the
Head place about one mile south OF
Welsh is being unloaded and hauled out
to the new field Thursday by Mr.. Chas.
Dautel. We understand that our old
time friend, James Bowen is to be the
chief. Mr.. Bowen is one OF the best
known drillers in this section OF the
country. We wish the new project
much success.
Best line of Blankets and Com
forts at Miller Hardware & Fur
niture Company's. 1872
The Kelsey Investment Co. are look
ing for quite number OF northern
capitalists who are to arrive here next
week with view of investing in Lou
jsiana soil. This company are doing a
great deal to bring good reliable farm.
ers and men of means to our section OF
the country, and we should all lend
them a helping hand whenever it is
possible to do so, as the future deVe'
| lopment of this section depends On
good live real estate men.
Rev. Thos. E. Webb left last Thurs.
day on No. seven for Guthrie, Okla to
attend the annual Methodist Confer
ence which convenes in that city on the
18th and will continue for one week.
Bro. Webb will be gone about week
boPoro rntIIpninD to Welsh
Bring your harness and
shoe repairing to J. K.
RobicI1aux, Offic c @ n
south street. 5-tf
H, j. NeWcomb representing II. c
Davidson of New Orleans dealer il
dental supplies was in Welsh Wednes
day calling on Dr.. LaCour IN the IN
, terest of his company.
, Mr., j. L. Watkins and family, Misse
Leota Jesse Robinson and brother
lanes were Lakes Charles visitor
last Saturday going over in Mr.. Wal
kins' automobile.
Repeater, good smok'
! try it-at the Plezol.
n Miss Amy Radeke and Master Floy
: Willard were Lake Charles visitors Fir
: day.
Mr.. Geo. M. King Jr., manager OF II
Kinder Office of the Calca sieu Trust
: Savings Bank, Mrs. King and little So
u and Mrs. Kings mother, Mrs. LaRu
y passed through town on their wa
. home, overland, from Lake Charles
Kinder. Mrs. King and son and Mr.
: : LaRue, are just returning from
IL couple of months outing in the Westel
% states.
t, Bring us your cars. W
e e are we'll equipped to q
lie auto repairing and "
+ carry complete line aut
r accessories, all makes
in in Welsh Garage s Machir
n. Shop.
MIR. Reeve left Saturday night
New Orleans to consult Specialist
j. kregard to his health.
m.
,es Mrs. Desire Hebert and her broth
nv Frank Senez who have been in
Charity Hospital in New Orleans
m. the past twenty-five days returned
M NM welsh last Monday on No. seven. u
M m. both underwent operations and :,
eS now doing very nicely and are wei
the road to recovery.
.,o Let us insure your rlt
on phone us from your nor
ose we will do the rest. u
casieu Trust & Savln
Bank.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
NOTICE.

Upon my return to Welsh I shall
expect settlement from every one
who is indebted to me. Those who do
not care to settle promptly will be
subjected to suit.
After November first | shall turn all
old accounts over to a lawyer for col
lection. This does not apply to those
who have made previous arrange
ments. Money can be left at the Bank
or with Jno. T. Hood; either will give
receipts for me.
This notice is not meant for show
the writer means business.
Respectfully,
WI. STEWART, M. D.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15

Sell your hammer and
buy a HOrn-S4.Oo and up
at the Welsh Garage &
ilachine Shop.
Police Juror AuSum Marcantel from
yard five was in Welsh last Monday at
lending to business matters and made
The Journal Office a pleasant call. Mr..
MarCantel informs us that he will be a
candidate to succeed himself as Police
Juror from his ward.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
KAIP RUSIJA
GELBSTI SUZEISTIEMS.

Petrogradas. Tik-ka isleista
atskaita veiklmo gubernijiniu il
miesto tarybu Rusijoj. Atskalta
paduota nuo pat kares pradzios
Xxi gruodzio IS d. Is JOS matyt
kad eubernijiniai Rusijos komi-
tetai iSleido priziurejimui suzeis-
tq kareiviu $40 milionu doliariu
Rusijos miestu konitetai iSleilo
10 milionu doliariu. Ju iSkas-
ctais uzlaikoma 242,Io5 lovos IL
gonbuciuose. Kares departamer-
tas, apart to, uzlaiko 100000 10
w, Maskvos miestas-75,ooo,
Raudonasis Kryzius = 10000
Guberniiines tarybos uzlaiko Al
pilnai prirengta traukini suzeislu
pervezimui If 40 kompanijq stu
dentu medikq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
RUsU oPERACIJoS
PRIZE VARNOS.

Londonas. Telegramas is Blu
dapesto laikrasciui: I i'm S pra.
mesa sekaneiai nuo gr'uodzio 2l
dienos:
"Rusu laivynas, Is apie 40 lai-
WI pasirode vakar isryto netoli
Kali-Akra il nuplauke linkui
Varnos (Bulgarijos uosto prize
Juoduju juriu), is kur girdejo>i
pasiutes bombardavimas. Delci
miglos nieko negalima buvo ma
tyt. Sulyg oficialiu pranesim'.,
keturi dideli kariski LAVAL If du
torpediniai laval dalyvavo bon,-
bardayjme su savo sunkiomis ka-
nuolemis. Bulgaru baterijos nuc
kranto atsake. Saudymas tese j
nuo 8 Xxi 10 val. is ryto; po to
pasiliove, national delei miglo$
il laivynas sugrizo j Kali-Akra
apie pietus. Sykiu su tuom du
rusp kanuoliniai laivai atidar7
ugni ant Bulgariios rubeziaus
netoli Extreme"
IS sitos zinios galima spresti
llad paleistas gandas apie uzemi
ma Varnos buvo perankstyvas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
Is Kares Lauko.
-
T. RUSU FRONTAS :.
.s...,.'si....:.s......-
RUSAI VARO VoKIEcIUs
ATGAL.

Londonas. Laikrascic ID a il y
E express S korespondentas ,tele-
grafuoja is Geneyos sekaneiai:
"Vokieeiu uzpuolimas ant Ry-
gos fronto visai nepasiseke. Won
Hindenburgis buvo priverstas
.pasitraukti atgal prizes I'll S II
kontr-atakus, uzkasdamas zemen
savo didziasias kanuoles bel pa
likdamas milziniska daugybs
ivairios medziagos.
"Vokicciai, negaledami persi-
kelti per upe Dauguva, turejc
Idideliu nuostoliu. Penkies vo-
|kieeiu divizijos (apie 10000 Wy
|ru) pasitrauke i Tukuna (Kur-
|sejo), j kur traukia paskui juos
rusai. Smarkus musis eina n':-
toll Ukskul (ant Dyinsko from.
toll"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
LAUKIA SVARBIU
ATSITIKIMU.

Petrogradas. Rusu kares Sta
bas isleido sekanti pranesima:
"Galicijoj, j rytus nuo Podhai-
cy, nedideli prieso pulkeliai az
kartotilai megino prisiartinti
prize musu transeju. Musu ugn;s
visados juos atmuSe."
Rusai If vollieciai energiskai
rengiasi prize nauju operaciju,
kurios, kaip manoma, turi prasi-
deti sekanciu metu pradzioje
Rusu laikrastis Russkij | IN
v alid, kares ministerijos orga-
mas, raso sekanciai;
"Ziemos laiku kare ant rusi3
kojo froflto nebus sumazinta Xxi
kariavimui vien uz pozicijas.
Svarbus atsitikilnai gal netrukus
lures vieta. Rusaif il germanai
zinc, kad Sta didele kare bus
isriSta ant rusu fronto, mes joks
pasisekimas kur kitur negali tu-
retl nusveriancios svarbos, kol
uebus atsiekta pasekmes ant sio
fronto."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
SAKO, TURKAI
TRAUKIA EGYPTIAN.

Londonas. Laikrastis Daily
M al garsina, kad tufko-vokis
kas uzpuolimas ant Egypto jau
prasidejes. Buvo jau priesaki-
niu sargybu susiremimu ant
Egypto rubeziaus.
Kariska medziaga If daugelis
sunkiu kanuoliu kasdien siunSia-
ma is Konstantinopolio j Ma
zaja Aziiq.
Panasus gandas ateina il IS
Rymo, kur sakoma, kad turk J.
vokieeiai rengia prizes Egyptq az
mia is 100000 vyru.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
SKoULoUDIS BARA
TALKININKUS.

Londonas. Grekijos premieras
Skouloudis turejo pasikalbejima
su laikrascio D ally Chro-
II icle correspondence Atenuose,
Premieras sake, kad talkininkai
padare dideliu klaidu savo diplip-
nlatijoj Balkanuose, ypac kas-
link Grekijos.
"Vieton elgtis su mumis atvi-
rai,-sa1le jis-talkininkai koke-
tavo su Bulgaria.. Pasekme yra
tokia, kad jie ivirto' tarp dvieju
kedziu. Jeigu talkininkai butp
atvirai atsiliepe prize Grekijos IL
paprase jos pagelbos il uztikrine
ia, kad j gall tiketis aiskiai nu-
statyto atlyginimo karei pasibai-
gus, tai as uztikrinu, kad Gre
klJa butu nei vieno momento
nesvyravus.
Bet vieton to, Anglia il Fran
cuzija pradejo reikalauti nuo
GrekJos pasisventimo. Mus
praSyta dalyvauti Dardaneliuose
if tuom paciu laiku noreta, kad
mes atiduotum Kavala If Sercs
musu arsiausiems priesams (bul-
garams); kad mes atiduotume sa-
vo turtingiausias. provincijas, XII.
rios buvo laimetos grelSu krauj1 /.
Nuns leista lieti savo krauja
idant perlauzti Dardanelius, bet
mus persergeta, kad jokiu budu
mes negalime sapnuoti apie ineji-
ma j Konstantinopoli."
Toliaus Skouloudis pasakojo,
kad tokia netikusia savo diplio-
malta talkininkai beveik priver-
tie Grekija stoti i ju priesu eiles.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
REVOLIUCIJA INDIJOSE?

Berlinas. Laikrastis Hambur-
ger Fremdenblatt pranesa, bui'
anglp kolionijoj Indijose kilanti
Wis didesn6 revoliucija If kad
anglu valdzia buk jau negalintr
JOS nuslopirti. Vietine kariu-
meme, kuriai paliepta uzpulti ant
sukilelip, atsisake tai padaryti
il uzpuole ant anglu.
Vokieciai jau nuo senai M
gina sukelti ten revoliucija, bet
ar tas iiems pasiseke, to tikrai
dar neziaia, mes apie tokias "rc-
voliucijas' vokiecit laikrasciai
Jau senai yaso,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
SERBIJOS KARALIUS
PABEGELIS.

Brindisi, Italijoj. Serbijos k.-
ralius Petras atvyko cia ant ita-
lu skraiduolio. Xxi Siam laik Ii
iis atsisakinejo palikti savo az
mia ir tik savo sunaus vercia-
mas, pagalios sutiko tapti pa
|hegeliu. Sunus, sosto ipedinis,
nurode tevui, kad bus geriau,
jeigu jis uzeedys savo sveikata,
kad galetu veliaus sugrizti :
vesti perorganizuota serbu armi
In
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
FRANcUZAI Palma
1900 VOKIEcIU.

Paryzius. Francuku oficialis
pranesimas skelbia, lSad gruodzio
FL d. francuzai uzeme Elzase
kalna Hartmannsweilerskop ii
Paeme sykiu su tuom daugiaus
regu 1900 vokiecil belaisven.
Ant rytojaus vokieeiai atsieme
dali uzimtu transeju. Kitose
fronto dalyse eina Kanuoliu besi-
saudymas bel minu Spfogdinimas.
Sulyg ziniu is sVeiearijos, vo-
sSieciai reneiasi prie Ididelio uz-
|puolimo Elzase Sakoma, per IS
ldienu ten sutrauata idaugiaus ne
gu 100000 kariusnenes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
Is IVAIRUS TELEGRAMAI
DU MILIONU NUO KAREs
NUKENTEJUSIEMS.

Rymas. Stefani telegrafiskoii
agentura pranesa, kad Mrs. Jo-
sephine Del Drago.is New York )
pasiule italy karalienei $2,ooo,ooo
kaipo auka isdalinimui nuo ka-
res nukentejusiems if kad italtl
karaliene prieme ia pasiulijina
(Mrs. Del Drago igijo didell
turta -nuo savo mirusio vyro
Augusta Schimd. kuris buvo bra
,orninku).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
VENIZELOS ATSISAKO
NUO PREMIERYSTES.

Paryzius. LaikraScio T m p 5
korespondentas is Saloniku pr;l-
mesa, kad Grekijos karalius klau-
ses Venizeloso, ar neapsiimtu
dabar butt premieru. | tai Ve-
lizelos atsake:
AS priemiau premieryste, kuo-
met Serbia buvo nepalyteta il
kada mes galejome If save sy-
kiu su ia isgelbeti. Dabar, kada
Serbia sutrinta, yra jau pervel,l
meginti mano politikq."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
DIDELI SALcIAI EUROPOI

Londonas. Is Christianijcs
pranesama, kad siuosmet abel
mai Europoj yra labai astri zic-
ma, Scandinavian (Norvegi-
joj ir Svedijoj) salciai pasiek7
negirdeto astrumo. Gruodzio
22 d., pavyzdziui, mieste Stock
holme buvo 40 laipsniu (sulyg
Fahrenheit), mieste Vardoe-7a
laipsniai, Jewtlande-o7 laip-
sniai saltio. Panasaus salcio
niekuomet skandinavijoj nera
buve.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
KALEDOS APKASUOSE.

Paryzius. Francuzai, anglai II
vokieciai vakariniam kares from
te Kaledas praleido besisaudyda.
mi is armotu, kaip If kas-
dien. kareiviams i apkasus pri-
siusta daug visokios rusies do
vanu, bet uzvis daugiausiai sill
u drabuziu, tabako, cekolado
|veidrodeliu, surku, muilo If kite
kin mazmoziu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
RUSAI ATMUSA
VOKIECIU ATAKUS.
Petrogradas. r

Petrogradas. Rusq oficialis
pranesimas, isleistas gruodzio p
diena, pranesa sekanciai:
"Keliose vietose | ant Rygos
fronto musu artilerija buvo pa
sekminga prizes prieso baterijas,
kurios tapo nutildytos. I pietus
nuo Ikskul vokieeiai uzatakavo
musp transejas, prisidengdami
gazo debesiais. Dvinsko fronte
vokieeiai atkartotihai megino IS
eiti is savo transeju, bet buvo
lengvai atmusti atgal."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-31
TAIKYTOJAS GRIzTA
NAMON.

ISkeliaves Europon taikyti ka-
re. vedantias Europos tautas
Amerikos milionierius Ford grii-
ia namon. 10 misija, kaip II
galima buvo tiketi, visai ncpasi-
seke. Kelionei Ford islcido mi-
liona kronu.