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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-13
GIDDAP!

He took in two bad dollars,
And now he's having fits;
But, pardon me, | mean that he
Is having counterfeits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-13
WEATHER

Tacoma: Fair, light frost tonight.
Washington: Same.
Read "An Outsider''--Page =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-13

American regular army
buglar sounding the Call to
arms" assembly, most in
spring of bugle calls. 1t soon
will sound across the Rio
Grande, if it has not already.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-07
RUNS $25, 900 PHONE
WILSON CAMPAIGN
big Bill" Edwards Has 100000
Calls Made to Waverers.

NEW YORK. Nov. mo matter
who wins. Hughes or Wilson. the
Bell Telephone Company Is at least
$4,000 to the good after yesterday
phone campaign conceived and con-
Quoted by Big BIZ Edwards.
He had 100000 Democratic college
men all over the United states assist
ing him. and each one called up at
least Ave other college men and can
vassed them for Mr.. Wilson.
In this way 5000 waverinE college
graduates heard the Wilson campaign
slogans over the wires today and yes
terday. And 100000 telepohne calls
at cents a call foots up $4,000 for
the telephone company. R
At the end of the day big BIZ sat
back in a comfortable chair at the
Hotel Biltmore and handed out the pre-
election dope as It looked TO him through
long distance and local calls.
Wilson will win with exactly 1858
electoral votes to his credit" said he.
"This leaves 17S votes for Hughes.
We have had returns by telegraph
from every State In the Union"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-07
NO SEWAGE MENACE
YET, SAYS REPORT
Trade Board Committee Urges
Plant Here, However.

No apprehension need be felt that
pollution of the Potomac by sewage
will affect the oyster beds in the
lower river. according to the annual
report OF the committee on sewage
OF the Washington Board Of Trade
adopted yesterday.
The report points out, however. that
as the volume Il sewage increases
conditions will gradually grow worse
and recommends the establishment OF
a plant for the treatment OF sewage
The report says:
THE main sewage outfalls OF the
disposal system at Grimes, on the Po-
tomac river. below the mouth OF the
Anacostia river. were under observa-
ton during the year, and the river
condition in the vicinity of the out
falls was subject 80 careful study
although the conditions were not sc
favorable as in previous years, the
increased amount OF sewage dis
charged into the river Is more appar-
ent and indicates the approachinC
need for the removal of a consider
able portion OF the organic matter
before discharging the sewage into
the river"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-07

to pass without anything being done to-
ward setting the movement for govern
ment ownership of ships in motion. d.
II has even been suggested that IL
the new law might be allowed to drag.
Another view Is that the Administra-
ton IL holding open important posi-
lions to which faithful and deserving
Democrats can be appointed II the
need arises after today. , -.
iieved that II the results today are
unfavorable to the Administration and
the party In power, the President will
be disposed to do the kindly thing By
the lame ducks"
Important Questions.
on the other hand. IL the Wilson Ad
minlstration is retained In power, Their
will be highly important questions o.
official personnel to be settled. Tha
there will be some new faces In thu
next Wilson Cabinet IL this Admins
tration succeeds itself is the under
standing here.
have to be acted on. Mexico looms vi
as troublesome as ever, and there II
the question of what to do about tn
national guard.
The annual message will also take vi
some days of the time OF the Presiden
on his return. Its character Will de
The appointment of a new Interstate
Commerce Commissioner, the selection
of the New York postmaster. the black
list and retaliatory problem relating L
the allies. prospective bond issue
the soaring cost OF living. and man!
other things demand Administration Mt
tention. and there will be plenty o
things doing ut the White House cn'
of the avenue.
Members Of Congress will begin 4
! gather later in the week, and get read,
| for the coming session.
The highly important Investigation o
the country's railway problem will begii
| work on the appropriation bills III
/ two weeks or less.
Each department has various import
ant questions to be disposed OF. Anon
other things to be expected, Is the be
lated report on the investigation OF tn
gasolene business. This was promises
weeks ago. but was held up until afte
| election.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-07
Aged Kentuckian Finds
Young Bandits His Son

DALLAS. Tex. Nov. IAN aged
haired Kentucky mountaineer
strobe into police headquarters and
asked to see Jimmy"
Jimmy" he explained. was James
Walton. the youthful bandit. who con-
fessed he was one of three men who
held up the Burroughs Company's pay
truck in Detroit. August 4, shot one
of the guards, and escaped with
$4,000
Hes my boy" said the old man.
i've been living in Dallas for a year
and did not know where Jimmy and
his brother were. ] saw Jimmy's pic
tSrs In the paper r,, this e afternoon
for him"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-07
Honeymoon Postcards.

The Los Angeles friends OF Anna
Little have been receiving post cards
marked zen route" She must have
venirs at each hamlet the train
stopped on her honeymoon trip
across the continent. They all give
a breath of the Joy or living. of the
necessary change and rest. Anna
promises to have a good time in New
York, and II 10 certain that when she
leaves there she will have even more
friends than now.
Lamar tombstone, who has gone to
Guatemala with the Nevada company
to support Tyrone Power. has an en-
tertaining collection OF still photo
graphs by which II 10 comparatively
easy to trace the steady progress
the photoplay has made during the
last few years. This Is so especially
as regards the scenes and sets and
question OF lights and effects. The
earlier pictures appear very primi-
tive when compared to the more re-
cent photographs.
1.-THE Whip" the celebrated Drury
Lane melodrama which stirred the
country a few years ago, 10 being
made into a ten-reel feature by the
Whip Feature Company of Fort Lee
N. ].
Paul Panzer, who made a hit the
country over as the villain In the
Pathe serial, THE Perils of Pauline,
has been Engaged to play the . villain IAN
to be released by the Monmouth Film
Company under the title of THE
Grey Seal" a sixteen-episode serial.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-07
Brigade Arrived at Camp Wilson
Today From a Sixty-four-
Mile March.
NUMBER OF RECRUITS ARRIVE
Soldiers in Big Camp Are Ar
ranging to Hear. Election Re-
turns Tonight.
BY Staff Correspondent.

CAMP WILSON. SAN ANTONIO
Tex. Nov. 7.-completing the longest
hike they have ever taken. sixty-four
miles. the District militiamen arrived at
Camp Wilson this afternoon from
Luxella, where they camped for the
night Although n few Of them suffered
from foot trouble, most were fresh and
strong at the finish and cheered Justify
when they reached Camp Wilson. All
to New Braunfels, and feel feel that
their experiences compensated them
for the discomforts endured.
TIE temporary camp at Luxella was
A. broken early this morning, and with TIE
NWashingtonians at the mead of the col
umn of 5000 men. the brigade made cN-
ceptionally good time IN covering the
last holt. of the Journey, The District
music most of the wav. and when the
nuslcisnJ rested the soldi hrs sang,
whistled. and cheered to keep their
spirits up. Several litt.c showers served
to cool the marchers.
Cook Stoves Going.
When they arrived ut Camp Wilson
they fclnd the fires n the Kitchens
roaring and all arrangements made lev
immediate preparation Of thci- irijd,y
meal. Lieut.. Charles B. Hamilton. who
WAS lef' In charge of tue camp, did
everything to make the homeco ming II
tho soldiers a happy occasion.
Although election ro.urns will I've re.
ceived by Cnap'ein Arthur =. Smith
at the Y NJ y \. tonight. the ouildinR
viii not accommodate half the solder
VIII wish &c hear the fg ass. Sco-rs oil
the m'litiarlen will be -sr Ir:si leave e
- - San Antonio and hear .etIrns NJ
nr# paper offices. thea'e:s, No pupil;
halls
Serving as Policemen.
Members of Troop A are serving a,
mounted police throughout the camp
their duty being to break up automobil,
speeding, the charging OF excessive farei
by jitney operators and to prevent abus
Ing Of Government animals by unneces
sary galloping or trotting.
Stoves have been issued to all tn,
troopers, but because of balmy weather
Of the past few days they have not We
been put UP in the tents.
Eleven recruits for the Third Regi
ment, together with three for Troop
and four for the artillery, arrived herr
In charge Of Lieutenant Noyes. of Bat
terry A yesterday afternoon. The EN-
bryo artillerists will be taken to FL Pass
within the next several days. Sergt
John Kelley, OF Battery B, accompanied
the recruits to San Antonio.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-07
TODAY'S BEST FILMS.

Garden, 42s Ninth street-Clara
Law" adapted from the story by
Robert w. Chambers (Selznick).
Election returns.
= Strand, Ninth and, d streets-Lionel
Barrymore and Grace Valentine in
Charles ss Brand M 81 Eleeson r by
turns.
Crandall,s, Ninth and f streets-Rob-
srt Warwick and Gail Kane In
"The Heart of a Hero" adapted
from the play, Nathan Hale" by
Clyde Fitch (World Film Corp).
Loew's Columbia. Twelfth and F
streets-Blanche Sweet in "Unpro-
Z tected'' Qsasky). Election returns.
Leader, Ninth. between e and F
streets-Marie Doro in THE Lash"
Dasky).
Penn Gardens, Twenty-first street
and Pennsylvania avenue - owen
Moore and Marguerite Courtot in
Rolling Stones Famous Players).
Election returns.
Hippodrome. Ninth street and New
York avenue-"Her Wedding Day"
CUniversaD.
Circle. nos Pennsylvania avenue
William Russell In "The Man Who
Would Not Die" produced In con-
nection with the Insurance COM
panies OF the country (MutuaD.
Masonic Auditorium. Thirteenth
street and New York avenue-Bes-
sic Barriscale In mot My sister
CTriangie).
Savoy, Columbia road and Four
toenth street-Nance O'Neil In THE
Iron Woman" adapted from the
story by Margaret Deland.
Apollo, ga H street northeast-Alice
Brady and Irving Cummins in The
Avenue E STSnd stsSmi pennsyiysnh,s s
American Beauty" (Morosco),
Favorite, First and H streets-Harry
Fox and Grace Darling In The
Times Beatrice Fairfax stories OF
real lifa.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-07
Confederate Daughters
Will Open Convention

DALLAS, Tex. Nov. 7.-when the
United Daughters OF the Confederacy
open their general convention tonight.
President General Mrs. Frank @. Oden-
heirner will deliver the chief address.
Business sessions will start tomorrow.
offcers will be elected Thursday. No
opposition has developed against Mrs.
odenheimer or any others of the chief
officers.
Chief OF the social events Is a ball to
be held tomorrow night, at which
pages, appointed by the president of tho
daughters to represent every State. will
be honored. The convention adjourns
Saturday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-07
Business Men Indorse
Parcel Post Containers

r. W. Edwardy, secretary-treasurer
q the National Parcel Post Box and
Tag Company. appeared before a SUBJ
committee Of the manufacturing COM
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce yes
tsrday to ask Endorsement of the devices
made by his company for shipping
Foods direct from farmer to consumer.
The subcommittee referred the claims
made by Mr.. Edwardy back to the
manufacturers committee, with a IA
vorable Endorsement.
George Worthington was chairman OF
the subcommittee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-07
Activities in Various Depart
ments to Be Resumed After
Today's Voting.
WILSON BACK THIS WEEK
Capital Has Been Quiet Ever
Since Congress Adjourned
and President Left.

The wheels of government. which have
been almost stopped In Washington for
n number of weeks. will once more be-
gin to spin when the election Is over.
Ever since Congress quit and the
President departed for the summer capt.
tai. there has been a marked quietude.
Cabinet members and high officials
have been busy In politics and working
hard for the reelection of President
Wilson. In the absence of Cabinet
heads and the President. departmental
developments as n rule have been rou-
tine.
President Wilson will return to Wash
ington the last OF this week and there
will be awaiting his disposition great
number of important propositions on
which action was deferred for political
reasons.
Boards To Be Named.
Among these matters are the naming
OF the new tariff commission and also
the selection OF the shipping board.
Although there was great pressure or
Congress- to hurry the shipping bill Il
passage, many weeks have been allowed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-07
Second Conflagration
Wipes Out Writ, Okla

WRIT. OKLA, Nov. 7.-Sixty-two
buildings on Main street were in
ruins today as the result of the sec
ond disastrous fire here within a year.
The fire. which started from a dis
connected gas pipe in a restaurant.
practically wiped the town of the map
In four hours. The loss was about
$4,000,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-07
Fight Laundress' Right
To Earn 500 a Week

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. Nov. Law
yers argued to the court in the action
of Marie Lusson, Of Ardmore. to pre-
vent Georgeanna Cuthbert. who left
a stenographic position to go to the
washtub and earn 500 a week from
Ave washes. from erecting laundry
building on her property adjoining
that of Miss Lusson.
one lawyer contended for his client
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-07

that the laundry will be a nuisance TO
sight, II not to smell, while the other
commended IL will be n quiet. inof-
fensive way for an ambitious young
woman TO earn n living and to serve
others as we'll
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02
LET. INFORM. BIURAS
PERKELTA SVEICARI-
JON.

P-nas ]. Gabrys pranesa, kad
Lietuvip Informacijos Biuras Xxi
Sares pabaigai yra perkeltas is
Paryziaus Sveicarija. IS ten
pat bus leidziamas Inform. Blu,
70 organas PRO Lithuania."
Biuro ir jo organo adresas yra
tokis: Villa Messidor, av. Flysee.
Lausanne-Ou -Oucy.Suisse.
Biuro organe yra ivedama nau-
ia dalis "Pajieskojimu Skyrius"
kur kiekvienas, kas nores, gales
pajieskoti savo giminiu, likusiu
Lietuvoje. Siuneiantieji pajieS-
kojima turf prideti tarp-
tautini krasos kupona uz Ioc.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02

t Boston, Mass. Sustreikavc
cla siuvejai. Jie reikalauja 8 val
darbo dienos If didesniq algu.
Tomaquipa, Pa. Darbininkai
kasyklose Lehigh Coal & Navi.
CATION Co., isviso 1000 zmoniu
kurle po streikui atejo darban
vel streika atnaujino.
4 Mobile, Ala. Dirbanti ma
slnu dirbtuvese: kalviai, maSinis-
tai, giseriai ir ju pagelbininkai
gauna 8 val. darbo dienq be algu
numazinimo.
T Chicago, Ill. Pasibaige eia
streikas darbininku National
OastinS 20. Dali relkalavimu
darbininkai iskovojo.
Arkliu kaustytojai pareikalavc
didesniu algu. Jeigu tas nebus
|ispildyta, jie zada streikuoti.
t. Pittsburg, Pa. Vel sustrei-
kavo $4,000 sito apskrieio anglia
kasiq, mes kasyklu savininkai
sugrizus darbininkams darban
sulauze sutarima: sutiko pakelti
darbininkams algas, o to nepa-
dare.
t Washington, D. c. Kongre-
SO narys Nolan ineSe reikalavi-
ma, kad maziausia valdzios dar-
binlnku alga butu $500 dienai.
Dabar 10000 valdzios darbinin-
ky gauna maziau.
Pittsburg, Pa. Sustreikavo
cia 1000 gelezies darbininku.
lie reikaluja didesniu algu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02
KA MAN PAsAKE p. M.
APIE LIETUVA IR KARE.

Vakar, geguzio 10 d. atsilanke
pas name su verteivystes reikalais
vokietis p. NJ. if mes turejome
pasikalbejima apie Lietuvq-Latvi-
ja If kare.
p. NJ. man pirma kartq matytas;
jis yra Austrijos pavaldinys, 10
metu kaip Amerikoje Matyt p.
NJ. yra smarkus vyras ir zinovas
daugelio .kalbu, 0 podraug ir To-
tynu kalbos. Matyt jis studijuoja
tautas If tauteles.
Jis pazista gerai lietuvius If lat
vius. AS 10 uzklausiau, ka jis ma
no apie kare ir kada il baigsis?
Jis man atsake, kad sunku pasa-
kyti, kada kare baigisis, bet jeigu
vokieciai nepaims Verduno Xxi
Birzelio I5-I9I6, tai tikrai bus vo-
kieciu pralailheta If Vokietija pra-
Sys taikos. Uzklausiau 10, ka ma
note apie Lietuva?
Jis atsake, kad jis pilnai tiki,
jog Lietuva gaus neprigulmybe,
mes Vokietija to nores, 0 Russia
tam nesipriesins, kad apsaugojus.
Vokietijos ir Russijos siena. /,
Lietuva skirs jq rubezius, taip
kaip Belgija kad skyre Vokietija
nuo Francuzijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02

aple kitoki maistq. Yra vietos,
kur 1z bulviu kiliograma moka
po 90 centimu. Hainauld'e uz XII
lograma duonos moka I fr. 5oc
Antverpene uz kilograma sunie-
nos moka fr. soc. Ghente vie
mas zmogus gauna 80 gramu
(aple 5 uncijas) mesos savaitci.
| Garslam italiskam giesminin-
kul Caruso pasiulyta $4,000 dol.
''z 10 koncertu Amerikoj. lis
vlenok pasiulymo neprieme. Is
puo1a tai po 5000 dol. uz vieua
vakara.
u Mleste Versailles pasimire
buves Francuzijos kares ministe-
rls generolas Gallieni Jis kaipo
ausstesnls oficieras dalyvavo ka-
rel su vokieciais 1901 m. lis
sumuse vokiecius prize Paryziaus
lr nuvijo JUGS prie upes Marne.
Il MeXikos kares minister's. ee-
nerolas Oregon pasiuute prie
Suvienytu Valstijq rubeziaus
10000 kareiviu.
IS pasauktos tarnauti prie
Mexlkos rubeziu milicijos valsti-
Ju Texas, New Mexico ir Ari-
zona 80 kareiviu atsisake sudeti
prisiega If tarnauti.
. i | Douglas, Arizona, atejo is
Mexikos zinia, buk locni karei-
Wal uzmuse viena is svarbiau-
siu Villos generolp, generola Pc
dro Bracamontes. Kareiviai SUI
sibuntavojo valstijoj Zacatecas If
uzmuse juos meginusi malsinti
savo vadovq.
Is Rotterdamo pranesama, kad
Vokietijoj yra svarstoma sumany-
mas painaikinimo privatinip virtu-
viz o jp vietoj isteigimo viesuju
valdzios virtuviu Sulyg site srma-
nymo; visokie maistai butu kon-.
tlskuoti, pavedami bendroms vals-
clu virtuvems ir is ten dalinami
zmonems jau sutaisyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02
sUEME sNIPA.

New York. Sueme cia hol-
landieti Adolpha de. Lecuw uz
lauzyma neutraliskumo. Jis mat
uz pinigus megino parduoti Ang-
lijos kariumenes atstovui tulus
dokumentus vokiskos ambasados,
bet tas tu dokumentu nepirko,
Doresnis mat buvo uz panasius
Vokletijos atstovus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02
IR AMERIKOJ LAIKRO-
DZIAI BUS PIRMYN
PASTUMTI.

Washington, D. c. Uzcediji'
mui ziburio if Amerikoj vasa
ros lake norma laikrodzius vie.
ma valanda pirmyn pastumti, {
ziemos lake vel atgal grazinti
Dabar Suvienytose Valstijose
yra keturios laiko juostos: nuc
rytu Xxi Pittsburgh, centrale juo.
sta, trecioji Xxi Mississippi il
Colorado kalnu, o ketvirtoji nuc
cia Xxi Pacifico. Tarp artilniau-
isu juostu yra valanda laiko skir'
tumo. r
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02
IR VEL TAIKYTOJAI.

Washington, D. C. Senatorius
Hamilton Lewis is Illinois pa
dave senatan rezoliucija, reika-
laujaneia, kad prezidentas Will
son patartu kare vedancioms Eu-
ropos tautoms sulaikyti kare.
Bet prezidentas juk neturi gales
sulaikyti skerdyniu, o kuomet
ateis laikas liautis, skerdynes il
be tarpininku pasiliaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02
LAIVYNO BIUDzETAS.

Washington, D. c. Laivyno
reikalu kongreso komisija apdir-
DO jau sanata laivyho biudzetc
Stems metams. Reikalaujama
$24I,44oI5I, taigi ant $9I,7oo,ooo
daugiau negu pernai. Nauju lai-
VIZ dirbimui reikalaujama $780,
100000. Tokiu budu taikos lai-
ke nei viena tauta savo laivynui
taip dideliu islaidu nereikalavo If
nereikalauia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02
RocKEFELLERIo FoNDAs

f!ew York. Rockefellerio fon-
das garsina, jog suselpimui nuo
kares nukentejusiu gyventoju
Belgijos, Lenkijos (turbut If Lie
tuvos), Serbijos If Montenegro
gavo vel milijona doliariu. Bet
ten yra net keli milijonai varga
kencianciu zmoniu, tai milijono
toll negali uztekti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02
LAIVYNo IGULA.

washington, D. c. Admirolas
William S. Benson apreiske, kad
pastatymui Suvienytu Valstijq
laivyno, kad jis galetu lygintis
su didzipju Europos tautu laivy-
nais, jis turi tureti $500 oficieru
ir 10000 jureiviu. Tuom tarpu
laivynas turf tik 1910 oficieru il
$500 jureiyius If rezcrvoj s33
oficierius If 7,S46 jureivius, taigi
neturi nei puses reikalingu EMO
niu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02
IS AMERIkOs.
SKANDALAS SLAVU
SUSIRINKIME

Cleveland, o. Geguzio 81 d
eia turejo atsibuti slaviq diena
]urioje dalyvavo slovaku If ce-
chq organizacijos. Kuomet vie
nok svetainen atejo pagarsejes
Austrijos pasekejas lenkas Dan
gel If pradejo uz Austria prakal-
ba, svetainej kilo triuksmas il
nelaimingas kalbetojas su drau-
gals tapo laukan isrnesti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02
VOKIsKU POVANDENINIU
LAIVUi LINIJA.

New York. Evening Mail ga
20 zinia, bulk vokietiai, vazioji-
lnui pa6to Anterikon, rengia po-
vandeniniu laivu linija tarp
Hamburgo If New Yorko. Tie
'povandeniniai laivai bus apgink-
luoti tik atsigynimui ir vazios
wien pacto siuntinius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02
is vISUR.
IS VILNIAUS.

Vokieeip valdzia atliko suskai-
tyma Vilniaus gyventoju. Prizes
kare Vilnius turejo suvirsum
100000 gyventoju, dabar gi RADIO
tik 136,SSo. Tame skaitliuje bu-
vo: 6S,6S7 lenkai, 59,112 zydu,
3,o76 lietuviai, 2,o46 gudai, a,oo1
rusas, I,o47 vokieciai ir I'll kito-
kiu tautu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-02

kuri susideda is 100000 kareiviu.
Cia pagelbon austrams If vokie-
clans atejo jau bulgaru kariu-
meme, kurios kitur nereikia. Cia
bus atslusta if dalis turku kariu-
menes, kurios negalima prizes ru-
sus sunaudoti Azijoj, mes il ten
netikusiais keliais galetu ateiti
tik karei pasibaigus, o Salonikai
yra kur kas arciau.
Bulgaru kariumene jau isiverze
Grekijon ir ten mano talkininkus
uzpulti. Grekija, talkininku YER
ciama, protestuoja prizes sulau-
zymq jos neutraliSkumo, bet bull
garal protesto nepaiso, mes talki-
ninkai, uzimdami Salonikus, jau
Ipirmiau Grekijos neutraliSkumq
sulauze. Skaitliu Grekijon isl
verzusiu bulgaru paduoda ant
$4,000. Jie uzeme Grekijos pusej
mieSta Rupel. Greku kariumene
pasitrauke i pietus, jai bulgaru
vadovas paliko tik valanda laiko.
Bulgaria uzeme taipgi Grekijos
tvirtove, is kurios be pasipriesi-
nimo grekai pasitrauke.
Apie priesingu kariumeniu vel
kimq Azijoj svarbesniu ziniu ne
ra. Rusai nesigiria savo lai-
meiimais, turkai matyt, neturi
nei tokiu pralaimejimu, kuriuos
butu galima laimejimais persia
tyti. Tick zinia, kad Mesopota-
mijoj jan kruvon suejo rusu ka-
riumene su anglais, tai galima
tiketi, kad prizes sujungtas anglu
ir rusu kariumenes turkams bus
daug sunkiau atsiremti negu prizes
venus rusus, ar anglus. Dabar
is Konstantinopolio pranesa, jog
Mesopotamijoj, j siaurius nuo
Bagdado rusai tapo sulaikyti.
Bet cia rusai kruvon su anglais
suejo, 0 raportas apie anglu su-
laikyma nieko nekalba, O vienus
sulaikyti, nesulaikius kitty, yra
negalima. Jeigu ten todel rusai
galejo but sulaikyti, tai grei-
ciausia turkai galejo sulaikyti
maza rusu patrole.
Ant rusisko kares fronto ME
ko svarbaus neatsitiko. Mazi su-
smemimal atsitinka Wis tose pa
close v1etose lr tose vietose vie
nok ne rusai, bet vokieciai SUI
kruta: Po smarkiam bombarda-
vimui rusu poziciju prie Dfis-
vetu ezero vokieciai megino pir-
myn zengti, bet rusu artilerijos
ugnis ju pulkus isvaike If suvijo
atgal ! grabes. Bet If ant to
fronto vokieciai rengiasi prize
smarkesnio ofensyvo, nes cia is
Karaliauciaus If Dancigo gabena
sunkiasias kanuoles ir amunicija.
Sill ofensyvu jie laukia vien mu-
siu pasibaigimo prize Verduno.
Vokiecius pasieke nepasiseki-
mai ir ju valdybose Afrikoj, kur
JUGS sumuse anglu kariumenes
vadovas generolas SHUTS If uz-
eme miestus Ruvu, Nigulu ir
Nglu. Ir prie Ivangi If Ruanda
vokieciai tapo sunuSti.