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New Britain herald., 1915-10-13
GLANDERS DISCOVERED.
One Horse Already Shot and Another
 Is Under SuSpiciOn

While going on an inspection of milk early this morning Inspector B. D. Radcliffe secured a clue to a case of glanders and before many hours had passed he had run it down. The horse suspected is owned by a Plain vile man and Inspector Radcliffe was forced to go to that town before con- firming his suspicious
 A horse owned by a local milk dealer was shot Saturday by Inspector Radcliffe as it had a we'll developed case of glanders. The inspector does not think it necessary to take any radical preventative measures as yet, such as turning off the water in drinking troughs as he does not be- lieve the discovery oS t7D isolated cases warrants suc:2 6 2 }
New Britain herald., 1915-10-13

President Wilson was decorated to- day for Governor Brumaugh of Penn sylvania. .<.: '>9.
 Weather prospects TOT today were all that could be desired, both from the standpoint of the player. and spec tator. While there was a tang in the air during the early morning hours the sky was cloudless and the weather man promised plenty of sunshine. National League park, the Ray1ng field, was in first class shape, no ram having fallen here for nearly week. Thousands In Line.
 The bleacherites began to form in line around the park long be1ore noon yesterday. and by midnight more than a hundred persons were in line. Ihey had brought all sorts of devices for warmth and comfort. Boxes chairs and benches were brought to sleep ,, on while one enterprising youngster 1 had carted over a couch hammock set on an iron framework. With an overcoat and blankets to keep out the chill night air he was the envy of those less fortunate. By ten o'clock when the bleacher gates were opened, 1 thousands of men and boys were awaiting eagerly to gain front seats. The fact that Boston has won three of the four games played, did not ap- pear to decrease the demand for tick | cts. Spectators as on the two prev ious days of play here, demanded greatly advanced prices for what tick cts they had. The presence of Gov ernor Brumbaugh in the grandstand and members of his official family to 1 represent the state and Mayor Blank enburg representing the city gave to- days contest an official flavor. It was the first game of the series that the governor has been able to attend. Like President Wilson and Mayor Blankenburg, he is an enthusiastic follower of the game.
 Little Philadelphia Money.
 There was very little Philadelphia money in sight here, either on today's game Or the final result of the series. Some bets were placed however, at odds of to 1 that Boston would take the series and five to four and even money that they would win today.
 The Phillies themselves although somewhat downcast over their three straight defeats, were determined to put up the struggle of their lives to- day. In the event of a victory they l will return to the home of the Red Sox on Thursday for the sixth game With renewed hopes of evening up the series.
 First Inning.
 First IIalf--Hooper singled to cen ter on the first ball pitched. Scott fouled out to Luderus, trying to sac rifice. Speaker forced Hooper at sec ond, Luderus to Bancroft. HOblitzel up. Speaker out stealing, Burns to Bancroft. Speaker kicked on the de- cision, No run, one hit, no error.
 Second Half-Stock was hit by a pitched ball which nipped him on the shoulder. Bancroft singled to left, Stock going to second. Paskert bunt- ed safely ard the passes were filled. The E3oston players made a kick on the \dacision at first, which was close. l (CPntinued on Eleventh Page.)
New Britain herald., 1915-10-13
Woman Hurled Through Wind- shield and Is DiSHgured for Life
DRIVER FACES MANY CHARGES
David Lawlor and Miss Jennie Man chester Seriously Iniured-Girl an Cripples Light and Phone Service.
Especial to the Herald.)

PlainVille, Oct. Exchanged with operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor, running mo- tor vehicle without license and driv- ing recklessly, Harry Donahue of this place will be arraigned in the town court in Unionville tomorrow evening as the result of an accident in which two people were so badly injured last evening that they are in a serious condition at hospitals today. The smash was the sudden termination of a "ioy'' ride. which started from Lake Compounce early in the evening, and, according to G. E. Taft, Unionvilles prosecuting attorney, Donahue may be severely punished.
 As a result of the accident, David Lawlor of Forestville, is in St. Francis hospital suffering from bad cuts and scalp wounds, in addition to painful body bruises and Miss Jennie Man chester, an inmate or a notorious re- sort, which it is alleged has been con- ducted in one of the houses near the freight yard here for several weeks, lies in critical condition at the New Britain General hospital Hope for the recovery of both victims of the accident is held out by the attending physicians but they report that the Manchester girl will be disfigured for fife owing to the injuries which she sustained. Twenty-Five stitches were required to sew up an ugly cut which extended across her forehead. Her upper lip was nearly torn off and her body is terribly gashed. She had been thrown through the wind shield on the car and the glass removed pieces of flesh from her chest. Donahue eS- capped unhurt and Benjamin DriScOll of Forestville. is able to be around. His face was cut and his right leg was also slightly injured.
 Auto Hit Telegraph Pole.
 According to occupants of the car some part of the steering gear broke as the machine was turning into Bridge street from New avenue, Don ahue, who was at the wheel, losing control. The car ~whfenkAs going at
 (Continued on Eleventh Page.)
New Britain herald., 1915-10-13
PHILALELPHIA.

x-Batted for Thomas in sixth. xxxKiI1ifer batted for Rixey in ninth. xxRan for Cravath in eighth.
 Boston ..O o 0 0 2.1-5 Philadelphia ..2 o o 2 o 0 o o O-4 < Home-runs, Hooper, 2, Luderus, Lewis: three-base hits, Gardner; two- base hits, Luderus; hits off Mayer, 4, off Rixey 6; double play, Foster to Thomas to Hoblitzel, Bancroft to Lu- derus; hit by pitcher, by Mayer (Stock) by Rixey (Hooper), by Foster (Luderus); bases on balls, off Foster 2, Rixey 2; struck out by Foster 5; left on bases Boston z, Philadelphia5, Umpire Klem, balls and strikes O'Loughlin, bases, Evans, left field, Rigler, right field.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-13

Strong resistance is being offered by the Serbians to the Teutonic att tacSs south of the Danube. The ad- vance, however, continues, Berlin an- nounces.
 In the eastern campaign Russian attacks west of Dvinsk and north east of Smorgon were repulsed, the German war office claims. Sue cesses for Gen. Won Linsingen's troops in operations near the southern end of the line are announced.
 Germans Gain fin West.
 On the western front the Germans report gains east of Souchez and in the Vosges and the repulses of a Brit ish attack northeast of Vermilles and of French assaults south of Tahure in the Champagne.
 Paris reports French progress from trench to trench near Tahure in the face of heavy bombardment by the Germans, and the repulse of a Ger man infantry attack northeast of Souchez. 1t is admitted that the Germans by an assault in the Yosges were able to gain a footing in a trench action south of the long hills.
 Bulgaria Declares War.
 It is officilly announced that Bull garia has declared war on Serbia. Already Bulgarian troops have ad- vanced to the attack Of the Serbian flank. News regarding the progress of the fighting on the Bulgarian-Ser- bian border was lacking this fore noon.
 Decision on Conscription.
 A definite decision for or against conscription in Great Britain may be made at today's meeting of the Brit ish cabinet
 Announcement comes of the resig- nation of M. Delcasse from the min istry of foreign affairs in the French cabinet. M. Delcasse has been in bad health for some time. a fact that has occasioned some embarrassment to the allies.
 British Submarines Active.
 British submarines are making ing roads upon German comMprce ir thS1
New Britain herald., 1915-10-13
Bulgaria DecIar

London, Oct 13. nd between Bulgaria and I entity has been joined | is reported unofficiallyl has declared war. L1 here Of the progress of tween these combatanI fact that Bulgaria has bia and is said to has verses in the opening Tn northern Serbia tn man invaders are meet born resistance.
 The report from Pei day Of an importa ms in Galicia has hs clally. GeneI
 the ALNnr
New Britain herald., 1915-10-13
Auto Hit Telegraph Pole.

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New Britain herald., 1915-10-13

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New Britain herald., 1915-10-13
TEUTONS ADVANCEN| DESPITE STRONG RESIS
 WAR DECLARED BY BU
Germans RepulSe Russian Attacks Ground in Divinsk Region and l
 Successes Claimed by Tul
BRITISH SUBMARINE SINKS
 ANOTHER GERMA

Baltic. Five ste sunk within the r latest reported beL hardt, of 1,261 tg
 A squadron ofe aeroplanes have | shells on the rails zeancourt. Anot eighteen machines road junction nea other aviators hav road line near War.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-13
Capture serbia.

Berlin, Oct. 13, VI D. m.-The Austro-d| of Serbia is makingl war office announced the Serbians by theii interfering to some { advance. A village { tions south of Belgrs captured.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-13

National League Grounds, Phila., Oct. 13.-The Boston Red Sox this afternoon clinched the worlds cham pionship when they defeated the Phillies in a heart breaking contest, score to 4. The trusty bats of Lewis and Harry Hooper proved the undoing of Morans men and to cap the climax in the ninth Hooper hit into the stands for a circuit wallop the second he obtained during the game. Lewis continued his brilliant work at the bat and tied the score in the eighth inning when he drove in the tying runs with four sack clout. Captain Luderus played brilliant game, for the losers but the breaks of luck which have featured the game from 8 Philly standpoint were in evidence again today. Mayer who started the game for the Phillies was derriCked in the second after Hooper had made his first circuit wallop.
 Threat of Delay.
 A threat of serious delay or pos- sible postponement of the fifth game of the worlds series here today serv- ed only in the end 10 what the ap- petite of more than 10000 faithful Philadelphia fans, who crowded into the little park to encdurage the home team in it's last stand against the Red Sox of Boston, who went into today's contest with the count of games three to one iri their favor. A victory for the Phillies meant a pro- longment of hostilities with tomor- rows battle staged in Boston.
 A poor steaming engine of the special train bearing tTe members of the two ball teams delayed their scheduled arrival in the city from g o'clock until shortly before noon. In the meantime all sorts of rumors were current of @ serious accident and a consequent delay in the series. The special was routed from Boston around by way of Poughkeepsie and was difficult to locate. Eventually however, word came that all was wei and that the game would start or time.
 Phillies Get Housing Cheer.
 The Phillies, once more in theil white home uniforms, were first or the playing field today and got . rousing cheer of welcome from tht CrOWu6u Dl0dCu6TS. II0 lOCdl 1dIls believed that Alexander would turr back the invaders and that some O. "Gavvy''. Cravath's long hits whicl went for outs on the vast playing fielt in Boston, would develop home rune today. There was every evidence O. a fiercely fought game. The Phillie! had their backs to the wall, and il Alexander they placed their hope O. turning the tide that set against then last Saturday when they began tc take the short end of three success sfve~2 to l scores.
 Carrigan, confident a1moSt to tn: degree of arrogance, said today that any of his long string of airtight twirlers could pull out a victory an6 end the series. The wise followers AaRthe game seemed to take it fol
 nted that George Foster would be
 rigan's selection. This little Okla.
 la speed marvel pitched a wonder.
 game last Saturday, eventuall,
 hing it with his own timely wal.
 Governor Occupys Box.
 he hnx occllpied last Saturdav hx
New Britain herald., 1915-10-13
 WEATHER.

Hartford, Oct. 13.-For Hartford and vicinity: Fair continued mild tonight. Thurs day increasing cloudiness, probably showers by night.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-05

nuo Suezo kanalo, kuriam jau
dabar pavojus ncgresia.
To dar jai nepakako. Gresia
jai dar didesnis pavojus. Anglg
If francuzq laivynai isgriova sun
kiu kanuoliq Suviais vokiccip iti-
sytq if apginkluotq ginancia ju-
riQ siaurumq DardaneliQ tvirtove
ii ant kranto iSsodino savo ju-
reivius. Tics laikytais neivei%ia-
mais tvirtoyes fortais plevGsuoja
anglu if francuzQ veliavos. Fran
fuzai If anglai stengiasi apva.-
dyt1 Galipolis pussali il atidary:' i
tokiu budu Rusijos laivams, ga
benantiems maistQ, liuosQ iSeji-
ma is Juodtjp jurip j Tarpze-
mines. Russia Francuzijai II
Anglijai turi prirengusi 200 mi
.iionu pudQ kvieGiq To tiems
kraStams pakaktp Xxi pjutci, ne
reiktu Amerikos melsti.
Rusu kariskas laivynas n@c
slauriu verziasi per Bosfora il
aori il apvaldyti. o zemes kariu-
mcne siunGia Konstantinopolip.
Seniau Konstantinopolin Rusijcs
neleido Anglia. bet dabar il su-
tinha Rusijai atiduoti ne tik Kon-
stantinopoli, bet if juriQ siauru-
mas. vcdancias is JuodQjQ jurirr
Kittens talkininkams klausimas
keno rankose bus Konstantino-
polls il juriu siaurumos, nelabai
rup;, ncs ten JIG svarbiu reikalu
neturi. zinoma ir kittens ne
but, parankus pcrdidclis Rusijos
susidrutinimas, bet nc tik jiems
! ct visoms net karej nedalyvau-
janGioms tautoms dar ncparan-
kcsnis butu dar didesnis Woke
tijos susidrutinimas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-05
RUSIJA SKUNDzIASI ANT
VOKIEcIU zIAURUMO.

washington, II. I. KuSuOS
ambasadorius Bachmetjev, kadan-
gi Suvienytos Nalstijos paema
4tstovayimq Rusijos, padavG w
sieniu ministeriui Bryanui nota
su arkaltinimais vokieciu uz prize.
Sin2q tarptautiSkiems Sutarimams
ziaurp kar6s yedimq. Rusijos
nota sake, kad vokieGiai ne tik
uzmrSineja beginklius ligonius ir
suzeistus kareivius, bet juos kan
kina if bjauriai subado il 81
pjausto. lsskcrde jic daug ru-
siSkU nelaisviQ. Kad mu$iuose
JIG vartoja uzdraustas dum-dum
kuli>as. Kad jie viskq naikina,
dcgina kaimus il vcrzia il naikina
gyventoju maistQ.
Bet w ziaurp kares vedimq ir
vokieciai niekina rusus. Woke
ciai uztikrina, jog po paskutiniu
nepasisekimu, begdami is PrusQ,
rusai ant kelio viskq naikino, be
veik nieko nepaliko. Ant viso
rusu pasitraukimo kelio yisi kai-
mai iSdeginti labai retail kur ike
nesugriauta trioba. Miestas ir
miesteliai iSpleSti ir iSgriauti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-05
SUEME SU NETIKRU
PASPORTU.

New York. Naldzios detekty-
val sueme tia buvusi vokiSko lai-
vyno aiicier2 Richard2 Petra
Stesler. j kaltina uz naudoji-
ma netikro pasporto, kad galetQ
Nokietijon keliauti il ! vokiSkq
laivyn2 istoti. " "a patti yra
suimtas, taipgi yokietis, Vincent
Cook is Hoboken Rengiamasi
suImt uz tq pati If daugiau w
ri. Pasportai jQ yra iSduoti Vi
sal Kittens, o jie naudojasi IS
svetimu. Stcgler2 ir kitus iSdav6
su jais susipykusi w Ky ten
viena mer9ina.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-05
NEPRIIMS APSAUGOS.

washington, D. c. Amerikos
lido minister's McAdoo isleido
p@dayadijim2, kad laiyai plau-
Elantl ! Anglijos portus, taip,i
F.! Bordeaux, Calais ir Dunkirk
nebutu visai apsaugojimui pri-
imami.
Suvienytp Valstiju valdzia at
siSauke / Londonq If Berlinq su
patarimu, kad Nokietija If .Angli-
ia isvalytq jures nuo ju prime
tytV minV. Bet net Amerikoi
mazai kas tiki, kad Anglia Ame-
rikos patarimui pritartu If toki
reikalayimq iSpildytu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-05
VOKIETUOS AMBASADO-
RIAUS NURODYMAI.

Washington. D. c. Nokietijos
ambasadorius plaukianticms No-
kietron neutrahSSQ kraStQ lai-
vans nurod9 keli2, kokio LAVAL.
lsvensimui minu If povandeninip
laivq, priyalo laikytis. Laval
plaukianti i itakas Erus, Elbos,
Weser If Jade gall statiai ten
rlaukti, bet prie Lister Deep
Bury turf paimti vokiskq ycd5jq,
Euris zino, kur paklotos yra mi
nos. Laval gall plaukti su sau-
le, jai pusileidus, turi sustoti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-05
IS AMtRIKos.
1SMELDE SAU MIRTT

CFawfordsvillc, Ind. Pasimira
cla yiena diena dyi sescris Grit
'lth' viena 20, 0 kita 20 metu.
Abidvi seseris meldesi kasdiena,
kad drause galetu mirti, kad las
drauSe palaidotq. Nadia jp tapo
ISklausyta. Pirmiausia mire w
reSnell sesuo, o po dvieiu valan-
dp mire If kita. Todel seseru
seislnas iSsipilde; jos drauge bus
palaidotos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-05
No. 10
Londonas. Angliios narliamen.

Londonas. Anglijos parliament
tas uzsyr6 vienbalsiai treGia If
ketvirta yaldzios reikalavima pi-
nigq tolimesniam kar6s vedimui.
Abudu reikalayimai siekia mil
sumos I,435 milionu do
llarlV. SitQ .pinigp uzteks We
dlmui kares tik Xxi pusei liepos
menesio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-05
Londonas. zinia, ate1usi

Londonas. Zinia, ateJusi IS
Rymo,- pranesa sitaip:
"Austriios ciesoriskuoju edjktu
(paliepimu), kuris buvo. isleistas
Viennoje pereita sereda. nustaty-
ia, kad kiekyienai ypatai yisoj
viespatijoi pritalo but isduodana
ne daugiails kaip 10 unciju livie:
eip If 7 uneijos n1iltu per. diena.
Vengrijos Valdzia paliepe konfis:
kuoti visus. miltus Vengrijoj If
isdavineti kiekvienaii ypatai tik po
13 sysru ant .menesio."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-05

kvma. kad visi protestai bus be
pasckmiu. talkininkai del il ne
perkeis savo padavadijimu, mes
karci talkininkai turf ticsQ prizes
pricsa eriebtis tokiu priemoniu.
sokios pasirodvs reikalingos. lie
konfiskllos yisus If neutralisku
krastn Iaivrs. ieion ti< linos. kad
lie eabena prekes Nokietiioi,.
mes Nokictiia skandina laivus.
gabcnan5ius prekes / Anglia If
l,raucuziia TaIkininIai zada
nct ma;sta oahena-
ma Ita,i;on ie;ou i neu1drans
:; r5s;e,;, oohon4; To,t;,;,t,o;
ta;ngi ne.,,t;nt, L,d rc,,tr,li:ln
kra;tn nrek;n raiyns 1ydstn il
Ear;ski Io;vai
-N"' y '''iio N@'eS 'a''No Iu-
sc,'l' @'eJo P"S''Dol' Is N"siJo9
S'i,li"oS ',''iio''a' ""''JV NareiNlQ'
'o'e' NoN.eS"l P''"'yn |e'iS'''a.
'"P' S'''"'Ny '"S' . 80 ''c'oJ '"s"'
p'' my ! Ie''S'' p'%u'Jo II s'''''',"
y 'oN'o'.'''' oNl'e'%. pas = pr
''P"N' go JoS ''P' ''N u - | A"S-
Prusn r. mo 10 4i<5;os; vi nr;e
varsavos nrieiti + !, anvo1dvti
Dabar 10 tron1,;as; v,l.,r,s j..
+; siaurins mo Narsayos ncs mos
st,o,io didcsnas r,,sn na;;eoo.
Prize pnItn.ko yor,iesia; snr;7lo
kokms tiL ooIa;o antomob;i;ns
kad orc;toi oaI6fr nr;s;or;ohG Il.
tos noes Narcv nns6s bc+ rns,;
neIeido, RUSH infantcr;stai ocr-
lauzc yolicSir Iiniio r. ;ic orci+,;
nradeio ato.i 4r,i,l,,;s nostr;
begti mo nn;io Ianko. baoo iio
r. mo tvirtor6s Oso,r;oc t,ria
s,,,,,.l;a bonbardavo Didos,5
vokicciQ dalis, gynusiq Przasny-
szq, padcjo ginklus If pasidavt
rasans.
cc,orr.o. a.s.;
Ecnnno .;aari,,s mo Car1;no
Victos no kcr;. Lar+,s ,,r;os;
nriesa; pr;c ,.ok;e1;, ooz;,;;os
ant kalvos 1o7 rusams tcko q
kanuoI6s If kefi sintai nc1aisv;u
Paskutine diena ant tos mn;io
linijos paimta ncIaisven e aficic.
raj If ,.4oo kareiyiu. Vol,ic5;a
taipoi giriasi, buk lie naer6 300
rusu, bet prisipazista. kad i,
traukiasi pries didesncs r,s, 90
iiegas Ta;o; 10 ,e;loo; da;an
o6si rnsn s,,,,ns;r,n Wou,,r;s,., :,
ozcr, d;str;l,4o
Neoeriau srirnoto,,,s .u-4.,, :.
vokieeiu kari,,nons,,,s sol,5s; :.
CaIic;;o; Rns,; rs1 an;,a1ds
miestrs Sta,;.lavo, :. Ko1aa,,.;a
pric Karnotr kaI,, p,sn T., 80
riumene. gayus; ,ast;nr;n;ms w.,
verliasi Bukovinon Tc1eor.,,,i
ateie K Bnkares4o P,n,or;;c,;
natvirtina loo o,s+rr n;,,,,,.,,
zongi,oas ry4;na; co1;c;;o; 49,.
vi,os Iiniios +aoo r,,s,, s,,,,n.,,
tqs. Sui,,nota austrr T. vat.;o
5i,i kari,imen6 +ono s,,n,nsto ,>.;,
r. +nr5;o ~ .a,.,' p,' :.
atiduoti rusams, begti tu-
rejo i pietus, kur JUGS atsivijo
rusai iki miesto Kolomyja, kuri
t@ipgi tureJo rusams atiduoti.
Ne tik Vokictiioi, bet r. Ans
triioi. nors il n,aisto nanrost,;
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-05
Is Kares Lauko.

Paryaius. l'rancuzijos kares
ministerial kariumcnaj ant music
lauko ivcde tikrai praktisk2 pa
davadijimq. Nisoms kariuplenes
dalims ant kares lauko iSdalino
kietame pavidalc alkoholi, kuri
lengva su degtulu uzdegti il j
ealima vartoti virimui ir apkuri-
mui ziemos lake apkasuose.
Bcrlinas. Tautos Taryba w
eyre Stems metams biudZeta. Pa
prastoms iSlaidoms skiriama
3,323,ooo,ooo markiu, bet uz tai
kares reikalams pripazintas krc-
ditas Io,o42 100000 markiu.
Bcrlinas. Sulyg ziniu, surink-
tu vOkiSko laikraScio "fIambur-
ger Nachrichten," per 8 kares
meresiuS francuzu uzmuSta 25o,-
900 kareiviu QS7I m. per visa
kares laikq francuzai muSiuose
nei puses to skaitliaus kareiviu
nerxzude), suzeista 100000, o
tame 100000 yra suzeisti leng-
viau, taigi nepavojingai. 100000
yra nelaisvej (taigi toll nuo mi
liono, apie koli kalba vokiSki laik-
raSciai).
Petrogradas. Rusijoj suares-
tavo 5 dumos atstovus uz prigu-
lejima prie socialistu partijos 4;
jie bus teisman patraukti. Tai
Wis dar mat nepaprasta yra Ru-
sijoj pazvalgq laisve. Dumoj
yra, if ten toleruojama socialis-
tn partija, jos atstovus uz 50
|ializma arestuoja If teisman
traukia.
Londonas. zymcsni Anglijos
veikejai reikalauja, kad Anglijoj,
kaip tai padare Russia If Francu-
zija, butu uzdrausta gerti if par
davineti svaiginan6ius gerimus,
kurie, ypac is airiu kiseniaus,
neniazai pinigu iStraukia.
Amsterdamas. Nuo vasario
Is d. Xxi 20 d. Anglijos pakras-
ciuose jau zuvo nuo minu If
torpedu 20 laivu-tai buvo Wis
nedideli tavoriniai laivai.
Washington, D. c. Rusp am
basadorius, Jurgis Baehmetiev
pridave Suv. Valstiju valdziai
Wasllingtone nusiskilndina, kad
vokieeiai If austrai neprisilaiko
Genevos Raudonojo Kryziaus If
Haagos susivaaiavilnu nutarimp.