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The Washington herald., 1915-10-04
navy League ENLISTS
CHILDREN FOR DEFENSE
Conference Tomorrow Will Plan Cam.
paign to Work for National
Preparedness"

The Navy League has arranged to
entertain delegates from nearly every
State in the Union at the committee
mems conference to begin at the New
Willard in Washington tomorrow. The
object of the conference is to organize
every community in the United States
with subsidiary committees of the
Navy League to work for President
Wilson's national defense policies in
the next Congress.
Senator Borah, of Idaho, has con-
sented to speak at a luncheon tomor-
row. Other speakers will be former-Gov.
ernor ONeill, of Alabama; Mrs. John
a Logan, Samuel Gompers and others.
The morning discussion will be de-
voted to organization plans. John
Callan O'Laughlin, newspaperman,
will preside. The discussion will pro-
ceed under a ten-minute rule. More
than five hundred delegates are ex-
pected TO be in attendance.
A Junior section of the Navy League
has been formed to inculcate the les
sons of patriotism in children. One
purpose is to educate the rising gen.
GRAFTON in the necessity of prepared
ness and of the patriotic duty to be
ever ready to answer the call of the
country for service in national defense.
An active campaign for membership
among children will go forward at
once with a view of securing without
delay a membership of thousands
Each child joining will be required
to sign a written pledge dedicating
the heart. mind and body to the serv-
ice of the country" Drills will be
arranged for naval boy scouts and ju-
nior naval reserves of boys while the
girls will be drilled in work of first
aid and nursing" The Woman's
Section of the Navy LeagueOs respon-
sible for the plan for the organization
of the children. The Junior has as
honorary chairman, Mary S. Lockwood,
of Washington, while Mrs Benjamin
Reeves Russell. wife of Lieut. Col Rus
sell, is active chairman.
Among prominent women serving on
the Junior Section are Miss Grace
NJ Pierce, vice president general; Mrs.
Ralph B. Strassburger. Mrs. John
Temple Graves. Mrs. Parks Fisher.
sister of Admiral Schley. and Mrs. Mary
Logan Tucker. daughter of the late
Gen. Logan. The age limit for the
Junior Section has been fixed at IS.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04
CLAMP DOWN NEWPORT LID"
Navy Ohicials Force Seamen to Treas
"StraiRht and Narrow"

Newport. Oct. a-Navy officials have
caused 1.-The lid" to be clamped down
tight in Newport. The move was made
to protect apprentice seamen from liquor
dealers and certain types of women.
Complaints against such places and per-
sons were made to the mayor.
Conditions were looked over by men,
bers of the Secret Service squads of the
station. None of the apprentices has been
given leave since Monday. Police in uni
form and civilian dress watched every
place under suspicion today.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04
ZION FUND HIS THEME.
DR.. Epstefn, Director of Jewish
Fund, Delivers Address.

DR.. B. Epstein. director OF the Jewish
National Fund. spoke on The Signifi-
canoe of the Jewish National Fund and
the Zion Movement at Adas Israel Syna-
gogue, Sixth and l streets northwest, last
night.
The meeting was arranged by Ahavas
Zion Society. DIR. Epstein. who recently
arrived in this country from Cologne.
Germany, spoke on behalf Of the Jewish
National Fund. the purpose Of which is
to acquire land in Palestine for Hebrews
who wish to return there and for the
support of the back to Palestine move
ment.
Other addresses were delivered by Dr.
Glushak. who presided. and DR.. Ben
jamin Grossman.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04
U.BOATS CONQUERED. HE SAYS.
American SpOrtsman Tells of Suc-
cess Sf British Methods.

New Haven, Conn. Oct. 3.-"The back
of the submarine warfare has been
broken" declared Coach Guy Nickalls. of
the Yale crew. who has just arrived here
from England
Normally, the submarine did nc dam
are to the battleships. 1t preyed upon
commerce. Now even this has ceased.
The English have sunk about fifty of the
undersea craft. Indeed Of all her mag
nificent submarine navy Germany now
only possesses five of the late type"
Nickalls declared conScription was only
q matter of time in England. and it would
raise an additional army of 2,O0o.o00.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04
DIP" R0Bs MAN WITH BABE.
Pickpocket Working in Picture
Theater Gets 1888.

Robert Wolfe, a grocer, living at sos
Thirteenth street southeast. was robbed
of s253 and a check for S116.67 last night
while in Ninth street motion picture
theater. So smoothly did the pickpocket
operate that Mr.. Wolfe could give no de-
scription Of him.
The groceryman attended the theater
with his wife. he carrying their baby in
his arms The money and check were in
a wallet in his hip pocket. Upon their
return home at II o'clock Wolfe prepared
TO remove his purse. and discovered the
robbery.
The check was a United States Treas
ury paper, payable to customer of Mr..
yyo,fe's hut which he had cashed.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04
McGoorty and Darcy Again.

Chicago. Oct 3.-Friends Of Eddie Nc
Goorty, the Oshkosh. Wis, middle
weight, were advised by q cablegram
from Australia today that he had been
re-matched to box Les Darcy, who re-
Gently knocked him out. Jimmy Clabby,
Of Hammond, Ind. will meet Darcy
next month. according to the message.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04
FLYING GUN NEWEST IN WAR.
French Now Able to Bombard En-
emy Towns from Skies.

Paris, Oct. 3.-The new gunplane used
by the French army and mentioned in
today's ofYicial communique is biplane
with a small Hotchkiss gun fitted on the
upper plane This machine was first ex-
perimented with last January by Capts.
Remy and Faure, who We're crushed 10
death near Paris.
Since the gunplane has been improved.
and now the French are able to lombard
towns from the air. Many of them are
in use on the front.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04
HAD FLIES IN HIS HEAD.
Thought They Were Wheels. bu
noctor Discovered Trouble.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-"There certainly
must he wheels in my head" said a
Mariton. N. J., man to DR.. J. B. Smith.
head resident physician at Cooper Hos
nitaI. DR.. Smith found twenty-three
wrigEling objects in the mans ear. which
we're later identified by an entomolosist
as the larva Of ny.
The visitor said he had been sleeping
nm m. ground and he had been awaken
"a hv a Nv in his ear. This Is thought
bv the physicians to have been female.
which laid its eggs in the mans ear and
which were Matched by the body heat.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04

Over $500. 900 is invested in adver-
tising every year Every man, woman
and child receives share of the divi-
dends-Dan $ayles.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04
Americans Sail for Britain.

New York. Oct. 3.-The st. Paul. of the
American Line, sailed today for Liver
pool with 59l passengers. of whom sixty
five of the 156 first cabin were Americans.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04
Committee Badges for All.

Il want to request every member of
the Mid-City Citizens Association to
appear at Seventh and X streets
promptly at $50 O'Clock Monday
night and give their aid in procuring
the maximum success for the affair.
all.
The Mt. Rainier Board of Trade
from Mt. Rainier, Md. will be repre-
sented by nearly all its members who
will appear in the procession in au-
tomobiles.
The following communications ad-
dressed to me as president of the Mid
City Citizens Association. are indica-
tive of what the representative men
of Washington think of the celebra-
ton:
Hope your affair will be a big
success. l approve of it and will be
glad to be with you P. T. Moran.
president of the Chamber of Com
merce.
"I congratulate you on the good
work and accept with thanks your
invitation to participate E. c. Bran
denburg, president Of the Board Of
Trade
IF I am in the city I will be with
you, surely Ross P. Andrews. Re
tail Merchants Association.
81 will be glad to be present and
participate E. F. Colladay. president
of the Federation of Citizens Asso-
citation.
~ am delighted to receive your invi-
tation to participate in the parade and
will be present D. A. Edwards. former
president of the Federation Of Citizens
Associations.
"Replies of acceptance also have been
received from D. J. Donovan, secretary
of the Board of Commissioners; c.
P. Hunt. Distrist computing engineer;
Thomas j. Fisher, Jr.: o. r. Singleton.
Board of Trade; W. F. Peabody. presi-
dent of the Safety First Association;
Thomas Grant, secretary Of the Chamber
OF Commerce: Charles Columbus, secre-
tary of the Retail Merchants Associa-
tion; c. J. Gockeler, secretary of the
Board of Trade: I. Cans, and many other
representative citizens.
After the parade ends bands will take
stations at Seventh and X streets.
Seventh and NJ streets, Seventh and Q
streets, and Seventh street and Rhode
Island avenue. Band concerts will be
given until 1890 o'clock and maybe later.
The grand arch erected at Seventh and
X streets is a work of art. The arch
will be illuminated at o'clock. Velvet
kind ice cream, Lady Fairfax candy.
GUIDE roses, and thousands of souvenirs
and noise makers will be distributed along
the entire route of the parade"
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04

and an old cap pulled we'll down over
her face looked the tough young tramp
to perfection. Long hair falling from
under the cap was what gave her away.
An officer removed the cap and displayed
a fine head Of long hair. whereat the
young woman owned up her sex. She
refused to tell why she was disguised.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04

If advertising suddenly stopped for
five years. the whole world would suf-
fer.-DIn Sayles.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04
GIRL POSED As TRAMP.
Long Tresses Give Away Indentity
~ r.ir Traveller On Reds.

G.,nssvilye, Fla. Oct S-A supposed
tramp arrested for stealing ride on
the rods Of . Coast Line train proved
to be q giri Of ls who says her name
sns v.s dressed in an old pair Of over
Ais mach too larse for her. and with
one ieC-lllied IN higher than the other
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04

One-third of the sufferers from gout In
hospitals are painters.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-04
ALL IN READINESS
FOR KING CARNIVAL
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Mid-City Citizens Association and the
merchants of the town.
Grand Marshal Joseph A. Berberich.
who Is to command the parade and watch
over the merrymaking. held last meet
ing with his aids yesterday at 1908
Seventh street and found that all is
ready for the fun to begin. Every de-
tail has been attended. Mr.. Berberich
let it be known that requests for posi-
tions in the parade still are being re-
ceived and granted.
THE number OF entrants in the parade
has far exceeded my expectations" said
Grand Marshal Berberich.
He announced that the following ad-
ditional organizations will be seen in
Section Of the parade. the carnival
section:
One float and fifty costumed men with
fife and drum corps. representing the
o Street Market.
One float and from fifty to 100 Wood
men of the World, accompanied by their
Ladies' Auxiliary.
Fifty or more Red Men of the District
of Columbia.
One float and a group of Moose
Boy Scouts and a fife and drum corps.
Parade Starts mt 1880.
The parade will start at 7:So o'clock
and from the moment that Grand Mar
shall Berberich blows a whistle, setting
the mammoth pageant in motion, un-
til the last handful of confetti is tossed
at some bright-eyed girl. there will be
something DOING There will be no
limit to the quest of good time. Rowdy-
ism will be frowned upon and rowdies
escorted to a place outside of the realm
Of fun.
At 7:45 o'clock. when the whole page
ant is in motion and the merry-mak king
Is in crescendo. representative of the
District electrical department will shove
a switch and the new lights which grace
the thoroughfare will blaze forth for the
first time in dazzling radiance. Then
red lights will spring into life. signalling
joyous welcome to all the electric lights
in Seventh street to join in the fun with
their brilliance.
The one solemn feature of the whole
affair will be seen at Seventh and NJ
Streets, where will be gathered the four
judges who must name the prize win
ming decorated windows and shops. The
quartet of judges have been given a diff
hcult task, for the decorations are all
so artistic and elaborate that it will
be hard to designate the best. The judges
designated by the four Washington news
papers, are Troland Cleare. The Wash
ington Herald: j. r. Hamilton. Times;
Leroy W. Heron, Star. and r. L. Gold
smith, Post.
1T is most gratifying that nearly
everybody in the city has given aid
of some kind" said A. j. Driscoll
president of the Mid-City Citizens AS
sociation, last night. Il see no good
reason why this affair should not be
repeated every year. Such an affair
brings together the people of city
and kindles that community spirit that
is paramount in the rapid and success
full development of a municipality.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19

prisipazista, kad vokieciai pasi-
trauke atgal, mesa, grid, lietus
viska pagadino; bet rusu pranesi-
mai tvirtina, kad vokieciai tapo
atgal. Rusu kariumenei
padejo If rusu ladyynas Rygos
ilankoje. Rusai po gen. Ruzskijo
vadovyste islengvo, atkartotinais
takais nustume Hindenburgio ar
mijas atgal ir zymiai sustiprino
savo pozicijas isilga; visa frontq
nuo Rygos net Xxi Dvinskui. Cen
tralinej rusu fronto dalyj-nuo
Dvinsko net Xxi upes Pripet =
nera nieko naujo. MnSiai ten yra
nuo tulo laiko pasiliove. Pieti-
nej gi rusu fronto dalyj,-nuo
Pripet upes net Xxi Rumanijos ru-
beziaus, generolo Iyanovo armi-
jos neatlaidziai atakuoja; prane-
sama apie tulus rusu laimejimus
nors Berlino zinios sake, kad ru-
su atakai tapo atmusti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
KITCHENER PRIZE
DARDANELIU.

Londonas. Lordas Kitchenc-
ris, Anglijos kares minister's, at
vyko Mudros, ant salos Lem
nos, netoli nuo Dardaneliv. Sa-
koma, kad Lordas Kitcheneris is
cia plauksias j Salonikus ir pats
apims vadovyste talkininku, ka-
riaujanciu Serbijoj. Kitas gan
das aiskina, kad Lordas Kitche-
neris nori butt arti Egypto il
Indiju, jeigu vokie6iai, prasimuSe
sau kelia i Konstantinopoli, kar-
tais manytu uzpulti ant Egypto
ar lndiju. Kitcheneris yra pa
garsejes zinovas Egypto If In
dijp.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
Is Kares Lauko.
GANDAI APIE TAIKI-
NIMASI.

Ryrnas. Nors buvo uzginta, kad
buk neteisybe esanti, kad Woke
tijos pasiuntinys atvyko / Syeicari-
ja, idant padaryti pradzia taiki-
nimuisi, taciausy sgandai apie tai
Wis nesiliauja. Telegramas is
Zuericho, Sveicarijoj, vel pranesa.
kad tarp Vokietijos If Vatikanc
eina susinesimai, kuriu tikslu yra
prirengti dirva taikinimui kariau-
jancip viespatijp. Princas von
Buelow, VokietijoS pasiuntinys
atvykusis sveicarijon, turejo ilgq
|pasikalbeji1na su kardinolu Ledo.
chowskiu, kuris yra Jezritu per.
detinis If kuri vadinama 'Juodu
Popiezinm."
Kardinolas .Ledoehowski. keleta
|valandu praleido konferencijoj ST
Princu Won Buelow irs tnojaus pc
to issiunte ilga raporta popieziui
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
SERBU PADlJIMAS.

Londonas. Bulgaru if teuto-
nu armijos Wis toliaus If smar-
klaus spaudzia serbus, kuriu pa
'dejimas, neziurint ant didvyris-
ko gynimosi, vel pradeda butt
desperatiskas. Pasiutusis muSis
siaucia prie Babuna spragos, kali
nuose netoli Prilip, kuris yra ant
kelio Monastira. Cia BULGARIA
megina persilauzti per serbu If
talkininku linijas, kad pasiekus
Monastiro, netoli Grekijos rube-
ziaus. zinios is Paryziaus pra-
mesa, kad talkininkai atmuse bull
garus prie upes Cerna. Monte
negrai pranesa, kad jie atinuSe
austrus visur, isskyrus apielin-
kes Visegrado.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
VOKIEcIU PASISEKIMU
PASEKME TURKIJOJE.

Rymas. Italy laikrastio Tri-
buna kotespondentas is Konstan-
tinopolio pranesa, kad vokiSki pa
sisekimai Balkanuose sukele di-
deli entuziazma tarp turku. Ma
hometoniski kunigai dabar ragi-
ma prize 'kares net Xxi pat galui.
lie pranasauja, kad "istikimieji''
It. y. mahometonai) vel vieSpa-
taus Egipte, runise, Libijoj, Ma
roko, ant Kaukazo ir Indijoj. JIG
taipgi vadina kaizeri AIahometc
'pasluntiniu If sako, kad kaizerio
vardas yra paminetas Korane
(mahometonu biblijoD. Ten jis
esas pavadintas vardu Muhib U
Islam.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
VOKIEcIU IR AUSTRU
.INTRIGOS AMERIKOI.

Providence, R. l. Cionykstis
laikrastis Journal pasarsino III
Mas apie vokieciu If austru intri-
gas Amerikoj. Sprogdinimus
dlrbtuvip If streikus organizavo
Austrijos if Nokietijos atstevai.
Austrijos ambasadoriaus DR..
Dumba ir 10 draugai, taipgi vo-
kisko generaliSko konsulio New
Yorko paslaptis iSdave buves per
IS metu Austrijos konsuliato ma
rvs DR.. Goricar, kuris uztikrina,
kad Austria If Vokietija intri-
goms if papirkimams Amerikoj
isleido apie 40 milionu dol;ariu.
Mazesni intrigu central buvo vo-
kiski If Austrijos konsuliatai Vi
sur.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
VOKIEcIAI SKERSIA
BELAISVIUS?

Londonas. IS Zuricho, sveica.
ryoj, ateina telegrafnas, kuriame
pranesama, kad Dr. Heinz, atsto.
vas vokisko reichstago (dumos)
isleido knyga, kurioj yra sekan-
tis sakinys;
"Jeigu talkininkai tikisi badu is.
plesti pergale nt,o vokiskq ar1ni-
ju, tai joks vokietys neabejoja
kad generals (vokiesiu) stabas
galu gale isskers sirntus tukstan.
ciu belaisviu, kurie sunaudoja vo-
kieeip maista.9
Prize kokio zveriskumo gall pri-
versti vokieeius desperacija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
VARO HINDENBURGI
ATGAL.

Lonocnas. Rusai galutinai W.
kirto Hindenburgui kelia Rygq
ir Dvinska If niekus paverte jo
drasu pliana, kuriuom jis tikejo-
81 apimti tuodu svarbiu miestu.
Nuverte vokiecius atgal isilgai
visa fronta tarp Rygos If Dvin-
sko, rusai pats pradejo ofensy-
va. Blogi keliai, sakonla, nelei-
dzia rusams padaryti zymios pir-
myneigos. Kad sitas rusu from
tas yra tvirtas If saugus, ! tai
nurodo If telegramai, kurie pra-
mesa, kad pereita savaite pats ca
ras su savo ipediniu, didziu kuni-
gaikseiu Alexiejum, aplanke 81
fronta, perziuredamas pozicijas II
dekavodamas kariumenei uz gera
veikima.
Caras il ipedinis atvyko Ry-
gon pereita ketverga If cia per-
ziurinejo kariumene, kuri gyne
nuo vokieciu uzpuolimo. IS Ry-
gos caras petnycioj isvaziavo
Dvinsko distrikta, kur caras taip
pat dekavojo kareiviams uz ju
.didvyriska pasidarbavima.
Prizes tai caras buvo sustojes
Revelyj, kur jis sykiu su ipediniu
perziurinejo rusisiSu If angliSku
submarinu flotilija. Caras pats
ypatiskai apdovanojo sv. Jurgio
kryziais dvieju anglisku subma-
rinu kapitonus, atsizymejusius
Baltiko jurese. Pc to caras dar
aplanke nieste dirbtuves, kuriose
'dirbama amunicija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19

rio isgel5etieji ir issodinta. Sub
marinas, kurisai 81 laiva nuskan-
dino, sakoma, turejes Austrijos
vellavq, nors prigulejes vokie
CLANS. Drauge su kitais pasazie-
riais, kaip pranesama, nuskendo
lr ellie Alnerikos pilie6iu, kuriu
ant laivo buve suvirs 20 If kuriu
dauguma nuejusi dugnan. Tas
gall pakelti tarp Austrijos If Suv.
Nalstijp tokius pat ergelius, koki
prizes kick laiko buvo iskile tarp
Suv Valstiju If Vokietijos. Xxi
s1olel tikrai nezinia, ar "Ancona"
buvo perscrgeta if ar il stengesi
paDegtl nuo submarine. MI
skendusiojo laivo kapitonas sako,
kad laivas nuskandinta be lok:o
persergejimo, kas yra priesinga
taisyklems. Taciaus ieigu laivas,
persergetas, stengesi pabegci, tai
tuomet teutonu pasielgimas, su-
lyg vartoiamuju kares taisykliu,
butu pateisintas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
TEUTONAI NUSKANDINO
DIDELI PASAzIERINI
LAVA.

Pareita savaite teutonai MT
skandino Amerikon is Italiios
plaukusi italy dideli pasazierini
laivq, "Ancona,' su kuriuom
drauge nuejo dugnan If didelis
skaitlius pasazieriu. Sulyg pra-
nesimu, ant laivo buve isviso 42S
pasazieriai, is kuriu esq isgelbeta
tiltai 225. Taigi, sulyg siu zinip,
butu zuve 2o3 zmones. Laivas
liko nuskandintas Vidurzemic
jurese, netoli nuo francuzisko Al
giero (Afrikoje) kranto, ant ku
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
TALKININKQ PASKOLA
GREKIJAI.

Londonas. Pranesama, kad tai
kininkai uzbaige derybas su Gre
kija kaslink padarymo Grekija;
paskolos. Grekija igauna 8 mi
lionus doliariu paskolos nuo Ang.
lijos, Francuzijos If Rusijos.
Naujasai Grekijos ministerir
kabinetas, kurio premieru yra
Skouloudis, pranese oficialiska;
visiems talkininku kabinetams
kad Grekija uzlaikys prielankr
talkininkams neutraliteta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
MAISTo UzTEKSIA
VOKIEcIAMS.

Berl:nas. Atsakydamas ant So
cialistu atstovu uzklausimo, Vo4
kietijos kancleris DR.. Won Beth
mann-Hollweg uztikrino, kad No-
lietijos gyventojai gall but uz-
tikrinti, jog stoka maisto Woke
thai negresia. Beveik visas mais-
tas dabar jau perejo po valdzios
kontrole. Jau net arbatq, ka
va If kakao valdzia uzgriebe sa-
vo globon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
RUSU KAREIVIAI
RUMANIJOIE.

Geneva. Sulyg telegramo, ate
jusio is Bucharesto, Rumanijoj,
rusai laivais iplauke j Dunojaus
upe If issodino nedideli pulkeli
kariumenes If artilerijos netoli
Silistrijos, ant Rumanijos kranto
Silistrija yra ant pietinio kran-
to upes Dunojaus Rumanijoj il
tlk apie As verstus nuo Bulgari-
jos rubeziaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
I25,ooo TEUTONU PATEKO
NELAISVEN.

Londonas. Vienas vietos laik.
raseiq paseklbe savo korespon-
dento is Petrogrado zinia, kad
laike paskutiniu 10 savaiciu ge-
nerolo 1vanovo arin1a (veikianti
Volyniuje If Galicijoi) uzgrieb5
daugiaus negu 125,ooo teutonu
nelaisven. Pranesimas apie We
liausius rusu laimejirlns ant sio
fronto parodo, kad rusai jau tre-
ciu sykiu perlauzia prieso fronta
padarydami teutonams didelip
nuostoliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
IIR VEL VIENAS VOKIETIS
PABEGO

Washington, D. c. Is, porto
Norfolk nuo sulaikyto, mes ! laika
isplaukti neisdriso, vokisko karis-
ko laivo vel vienas, dawes paza-
dejim2 pasiliSti, vokiskas jurei-
Wis pabego. Kadangi tai ne pir-
mas vokiesiu zodzio sulauzymas,
tai manoma visus sulaikytu vo-
kisku laivu jureivius If aficierius
suvaryti atsakaneias stovyklas
If ten po sargyba laikyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19

If duoda paliepimus snipams, ku-
rie sprogdina If degina dirbtuves,
kuriose dirbama talkininkams
amunicija il ginklai. Amerikos
valdzia issireiske, kad ieigu tik
bus tikru nurodymu, kad amba-
sados turi rysius su snipais, tai
IAmerikos valdzia pareikalaus, kad
toki ambasadoriai butu atsaukti,
|kaip kad buvo atSauktas austru
anhasadorius, DR.. Dunba.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
ANTRAS VOKIEcIU SKRAl-
DUOLIS TORPEDUOTA.

Kopenhagenas, Danijoj. Vokis-
kas sarvuotas skraiduolis Frauen-
lob tapo torpeduotas Baltiko ju-
rese netoli svedijos pakrastil.
Frauenlob buvo toxic pat didu-
mo, kaip prizes kelias dienas nu-
skandintas skraiduolis Undine.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
SPEJAMA SLAPTA BULGA.
RIOS IR GREKIJOS
SUTARTIS.

Londonas. Is Budapestc
(Vengrijoj) ateina gandas, buk
Bulgaria. turi padariusi su Gre
kija paslapta sutartl, sulyg ku-
rios jiedyi pasidalins tarp saves
Macedonija. Bulgaria. buk pri-
zadejusi Grekijai dali Macedoni-
jos,-vis viena, ar Grekija stos.
ar nestos karen prizes Serbia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
JAUNA INDIJoNE
ADVOKATAS.

Kansas City. Cia tapo priimta
/ advokatu Giles pirlnutine indi-
jone, mergina LYDIA B. Conley. il
gales stoti ir pries augs6iausia
teisma. Pirma byla, savo loc-
nuose reikaluose, teisme j pra-
lose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19
SUSAUDE VOKIEcIU
ZEPPELINA.

Londonas. Is Frankfurto gait
mama zinia Haagoje, kad vokiS-
kas Zeppelinas nusileido netoll
Gardino. Telegrame pranesama,
kad Sitas milziniskas dirizablis
tapo visai susaudytas rusu ka-
nuoliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-19

romis dienomis isilgai frontq 3
Rygos iki Dvinsko, kur vd
ciai, matyt, jau nustojo vilties
kada nors pasiekti bile kurio is ttl
miestu. Patemijamas yra taipgi
rusp veikimas centralinej (vidu-
rinej) dalyj fronto, kur nuo tulc
|laiko buvo ramumas uzvieSpata-
yes, Galicijoj dideli musiai nesi-
liauja; atakai II kontr-atakai Gina
paeiliui tai is vienos, tai is kitos
puses.