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The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-04-27
SECONDS WANTED
BY Local Monroe:

BY Local Monroe:
Ito substitute the following five sec
tons in places of Sections /, 2, 3, A
and 5 of Article X, State Constitution,
Sub Organization)
Section /. In every county having
more than one English speaking local
with at least one hundred members in
good standing, the membership may
elect County Secretary and form
such County organization as they
think best suited to the conditions in
the county. Counties forming such
organizations will hold the same posi-
ton within the State organization
that the state occupies within the ma
tional organization. When the aggre-
gate locals in any autonomous county
fail to report for three consecutive
months an average membership of
one hundred members in good stand
ing, county autonomy shall automatic
ally cease in that county.
Section 2. The purpose of such
county organization Shall be to coop
crate with the state and locals in con-
ducing propaganda and organization
work, especially in organizing the un-
organized precincts, to call county
conventions and conduct county cam
pains.
Section 3. All matter pertaining to
the handling of local reports, the buy
ing of dues stamps, supplies and other
routine business shall be conducted
directly between the locals in such
autonomous counties and the State
Office, the county office assuming no
responsibility.
Section a. On the first day of each
month the County Secretary must
make report of the organization and
propaganda work performed through
his office during the preceding month,
and Immediately upon receipts of this
report the State Secretary shall re-
nit to the County Secretary four cents
for every due stamp purchased in the
county during the preceding month.
The State Secretary shall also upon
receipt of this report summarize it and
publish same in the organ or bulletin
of the State Office.
Section 5. The dues in the autono-
nous counties shall be seventeen cents,
increasing or decreasing automatical-
ly upon the establishment or abolition
of county autonomy in the particular
county affected.
(All sections of the State Constitu-
ton conflicting herewith shall be
changed automatically to conform
with these sections of Article X.)
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-04-27
WHAT GOOD ARE SOCIALIST
SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIAL
IST LEAGUES?
(By Victor j. McCone)

One might as logically ask what
good present day childhood is to the
manhood and womanhood of the fu-
ture. The Y. p S. l.. will be the party
Of tomorrow and the S. S. S. will be
the Y. p. S. l.. Of ten years hence. Both
should be made steady feeders to the
regular party membership. Accessions
from the ranks of the young peoples
organizations are valuable, in that
they come to US with some knowledge
of organization. inexperienced mem
bership is our greatest handicap.
Both Y. p. S. l.. and S. S. S. wait
| for the party locals to call them into
action, to give them practical field
work to do. Moreover the young folks
have enthusiasm and vigor and can do
the work that has been neglected by
the party locals. Our movement is
| lacking in social life, we do not get
fun enough out of our association with
the party. The party should be the
center not only of our educational and
political activities, but it should be the
place to seek relaxation from the dull
cares of life, it should be the place to
turn to when we desire to dance and
sing-to eat, drink and make merry.
Many of us have grown old in the
work. We came into the movement
while it was still in the academic stage
of endless discussion, closet philoso-
ply, and stove warming committees.
We have lost the art of having a good
time, we have made the party atmo-
sphere too stale and uninviting and
consequently while Socialist sentiment
has grown apace the organization has
been going down hill.
The moral is to get the young peo-
Pile into our movement, develop all
kinds of talent, singing and dramatic,
physical culture, public speaking,
teaching, entertaining, Socialist jour-
nalism, in fact every form of artistic
expression in order that our movement
may be enriched, in order that it may
be more attractive, in order that each
and every member may feel that he
or she has a place to go where every
phase of our need for fun and educa-
ton may be provided.
We must get the young folks. We
must teach the young idea, we must
uproot the pernicious ideas inculcated
in our schools. We must capture the
youth of our land for Socialism.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-04-27
ARE YOU A VICTIM?

Hundreds of thousands of American
citizens are the victims Of quack med
icine men, medical specialists and pat
ent medicine concerns. The Post Of
flee department have the names of
dozens of concerns that are continual
ly foisting their cure-alls upon the
public. How much longer are you 60
ing to continue to be the dupes of
these quacks? If you suffer from
Nervousness, Paralysis, Rheumatism,
Stomach or Kidney trouble, see DR.. D.
Feldman at his office and private san
itorium, 1928 Lombard Ave-, Everett.
He aids nature by drugless methods
and makes no charge for consulta-
tions.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-04-27
WILL GIVE 500 TO PORT
LAND Y. p. S. l.. AND SUN
DAY SCHOOL

The following letter was received
by the State Secretary from a comrade
who comes to Oregon from Arizona.
This comrade comes we'll recommend
ed, is man of means and is as good
as his word.
Dear Comrade McCone:
How is the Socialist Sunday School
and Y. p. s. L. getting along. Am
very much interested in both, and if
both organizations are alive and kick
ing Jan. l, 1877, I will donate each of
them Fifty Dollars apiece.
Would be glad to hear from you.
Fraternally,
j. E. DVORAK.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-04-27
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON
Y. p. S. l.. AND SOCIALIST
SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO ORE
CON STATE SOCIALIST
CONVENTION, APRIL 1928,
1916

Comrades:
We, your committee on Y. P. S. L.,
and Socialist Sunday School, recon-
mend
|, that a committee of five, includ-
ing the State Secretary, who shall be
chairman of the committee, be elected
committee not necessarily delegates
to convention) to draft and submit
plan for State Organization of the
Y. P. S. L. and Sunday School, same
to be sent out for State Party referen-
dun, at the same time other proceed
ings are submitted.
We further recommend that this
body authorize the following resolu-
ton be sent to the National Office of
the Socialist Party:
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-04-27
ATTORNEYS
WAR PICTURES
BY ROBERT MINOR

The only American Socialist paper
that has had special correspondent
in the war zone is The New York Call
Robert Minor, cartoonist and journal
list, spent three months in the thick of
the fighting in France, England, Swift
zerland, Italy, and short way into
Germany, covering the war from every
angle. His observations are terrible
indictment of the carnage, and his car
ICONS, hot shots at the demon MiIit-
arism.
In response to many requests, "a of
his best cartoons have been put into
book form and published by The New
York Call, to sell at 25 cents per copy.
They are the most powerful argument
against war that has yet been pro-
duced in this country, in any form. We
urge every one of our readers to order
a copy by addressing The New York
Call, 444 Pearl Street, New York City.
Please mention The Northwest Work
er if you send for the pictures.
The new volume which is now on
sale, is quarto size, cream deckle-edged
paper, the best calculated to bring out
sharply the merits of the charcoal
drawing. We might say that the pre-
sentation is artistic in the highest de-
gree, saying nothing of the quality of
the contents.
Those who know Minors works on
The Call know that it needs no recon-
mendation. We need only mention
that hundreds of papers throughout
the length and breadth of the land
have recopied his work from the col
umns of the Call.
The contents deal wholly with scenes
sketched on the spot along the French
battlefront by Minor, and are the best
and most striking, carefully selected
from the collection. We need only add
that of all the multitudes of war pic
lures that have been sketched, Minors
easily stand in the forefront.
In a recent exhibition of war pic
lures in Holland the only American
pictures shown were the cartoons of
Robert Minor, Americas foremost
charcoal cartoonist.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-04-27
ORGANIZATION NEWS
= t-s...t "a. ~ = lt =
COUNTY AUTONOMY
NEWS OF THE WEEK AND
COMING EVENTS AT
MONROE

Monroe, Wash, April %, 1916.
Local Monroe makes motion to put
county autonomy on firm basis
again. Watch for prints of it in the
press and Party Builder; see that it is
brought up at your next local meeting
and seconded. Why have county of
flee with no income?
On Sunday evening, April Both, we
will have l.. f. Katterfeld, Socialist
candidate for Governor, in Monroe.
Admission will be free.
The next big event planned after
that is basket social for Saturday
night, May 18th. This will include a
program of music, recitations etc.
One of the lady comrades has volun-
teered to make nice quilt to be auc-
toned off at the same time. Nothing
like having comrades who are willing
to do something for the cause, what
Receipts Go to County Office
Local Monroe will give the entire
net returns of this social to the coun-
ty office as starter for campaign
funds and filing fees. We hope to
raise $40 or $50 at present and more
later. Let's make an early start at
this, Comrades. and raise the needed
$500 or more that we must have if we
expect to make successful campaign.
Let your slogan be ORGANIZE
Yours for the revolution,
VIM. j. MOODY,
Press Committee, Local Monroe
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-04-27
Get your Inks and Stationery from
Black & King, of 1916 Colby Ave.

Resolved, that the Socialist Party of
Oregon in convention assembled heart
lily favor the establishment of Nat
iOnal Socialist Sunday School Depart
ment; to be under the supervision of
the National Office Of the Socialist
Party of America, and that one copy
of this resolution be sent to the Amer
lean Socialist.
Committee:
Victor j. McCone, State Sec'y.
L. c. Boyd
Mrs. F. M. Ogdon
". c. Aylsworth
Pauline Sears
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-04-27

Mrs. Garrison be paid.-Carried
A collection of 1925 was taken up
and turned over to her
The committee then adjourned to
meet again at the encampment, July
third, 1916.
Total assets, $5O.66; liabilities,
$39.67; assets over liabilities, $1O.99
Local Deep Greek should have been
mentioned among those not repre-
scented.
JOHN M. POWERS,
County Secretary.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-04-27

There is whole section of Albany,
New York, that is inhabited by people
that are feebleminded. A boy was
murdered recently in this section and
the police are having quite a job try
ing to locate the murderer.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-04-27
OREGON NOTES
STATE OFFICE
Ari0n Hall, 23lH Oak St, Portland
Oregon. Tel. Main Gel.

All communications relating to the
Socialist movement, membership, etc,
will receive prompt attention.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-04-27
COM M ENT

The motion has been endorsed by
the Snohomish County Executive Com
mittee and by the County Central
Committee at its convention on April
16.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
SMULKUS SUSIREMIMAI
ANT RUSU FRoNTo.

Petrogradas, Balandzio II d,
-Pereita savaite praslinko ant ru-
ST fronto, sulyginamai, ramiai
Smulkiu susirelnilnq netruko, bel
nieko ypatingai svarbaus neivyko
Vakarykstis oficialis praneSimas
yra typiskas pereitos savaites pra-
nesimas!
'Vokieciu artilerija bombardavc
lkskul tilta-gali. / siaurius nuc
Smurgoniu vokieciai subatoj uas-
tant pradejo uzpuolima, bet, aciu
musq sukoncentruotai hgniai, visi
jp bandymai zengti pirmyn nepa-
siseke. Vckieeiai naudojo troski-
naneiu gazu bonlbas lake priren-
gianojo bombardavimo. Il pietus
nuo Olyka mes nuzengem pirnyn
keliose vietose."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
IS AMERIK0s.
JEIGU NE HUMBUGAS, TAI
SVARBUS ISRADIMAS.

LaikFaseiai pranesa, jog SUI
nus inzinieriaus John Hays
Hammond padirbo nepaprasta,
kokio dar nieks neturi, laiva mai
kinimui priesu laivp ir pakran-
clu. LAVA ia gall kontroliuoti
aparatai bevielinio telegrafo. Ant
vandens pavirSiaus jis gall
'plaukti so myliu j valanda, O
po vandeniu po 2S mylias. 10
vedimui pakanka vieno zmogaus,
kuris gall butt kur nors pasislepes
ant kranto. Laiva ia galima
prikrauti smarkiausiai explioduo-
jancioms medegoms If pasiEsti
prizes priesu lawyna. Ia isradi-
ma buk turi Suvienytu Valstiju
valdzia, bet pamatus jo slepia
nuo kitty.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21

dar nebuvo matyta nuo pat kares
pradzlos nel vienoj vietoj. Woke
ciai po so dienu atakavimo, mato-
mai, pasiryzo vienu. nezlnoniSkt1
pasistengimu sutruskinti francuzu
.pasipriesinima If perlauzti ju from
ia kurioj nors vietoj. Bet francu-
zu buta prisirengusiu: visi vokieGip
pasiuciausi atakai atsimuse kaip
uolq, nepadarydami francuzu lini-
jose nei vienos spragos.
rytus nuo upes Meuse fran
cuzai pats uzkontratakavo vokie-
cius ] pletus nuo Douaumont for
to ir sulyg francuzu pranesino
uzeme tulas dalis francuzu tran
seju, paimdami taipgi 200 vokieGiu
nelaisven. Visa tai parodo, kad
francuzu upas nera nupuoles il
kad jie yra tike ne tik prize gini-
mosi, bet If prize rzpuolilno,-ge-
raj progai pasitaikius. Talkininkr
specialistai taip If mano, Jie spe-
ia, kad gen. Petain, i kurio rankas
pavestas yra Verduno apginimas,
elgiasi labai atsargiai ir gudriai
jis laiko priesakines pozicijas pa
tol, pakol, jas galima laikyti su
mazais savo kareiviu nuostoliais
Tuom paciu laiku jis stengiasi pa
daryti kuodidziausius nuostolius
vokleeiams, idant JUGS apsilpninus
lis tikisi ties Verdunu nuleisti vo-
kiecians tick kraujo, kad jie tu-
res nusilpneti zyniai, o tuomet
gen. Petain, isrinkes patogu laika
trenks j nusilpnintus vokiccius sa-
vo sviezias rezervas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
MAzoJI KARE MEXIKoJ.

IS Mexikos, kadangi nera tik-
ri ziniu, laikrasciai turf talpinti
visokius viens kitam priestarau-
Ijancius paskalus. Kad Carran-
zai negeistinas Suvienytu Val
Istiju kariumenes seimininkavi-
mas jo valdomanle kraSte, 4tas
suprantama, todel jis stengiasi
Ipasiliuosuoti nuo negeistinu glo-
beju yisokiais budais. Jis pir-
miausia staciai pareikalavo at
Saukimo is Mexikes Suvienytu
Valstiju kariumenes; reikalauja
kad ia kariumene, neturetu dau-
giau kaip 1000 raiteliu, uzdrau-
de svetimiems ateiti niestus.
Bet, kad to Washingtone memo
ri klausyti, tai jis megina If XII
tokiais budais priversti ameriko-
nus is Mexikos pasitraukti, Da-
bar garsina, buk .gaudomas Villa
yra negyvas. Carranza kaltina,
kad jis surenge uzpuolima ant
Suvienytu Valstiju kariumenes
mieste Parral, mes uzpuollme buk da-
Ilyvavo ir Carranzos kareiviai.
Taigi pasirodo, kad Carranzai
Suvienytu Valstiju kariumenes
vadovai perdaug uzsitiketi ne
gall, Mexikoj yra pertoli nu-
zengusios Suvienytu Valstiju
kariumenes dalis tarp Carranzos
If Villos kairumeniu. Jeigu Car
ranza su Villa susitaikytq, Su-
vienytu Valstiju kariumene at
sirastu dideliame pavojuje. Car
rama pasiunte Japonijon savo
speciali pasiuntini. Bijosi, kad
jis Japonija prizes Amerika ne
sakurstytu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
KATALIKAI SUViENYTOSE
VALSTIIOSE.

Sulyg ziniu Official Catholic
Directory, Suvienytose Valsti-
jose ir jp valdybose, kataliku yra
apple rs milijonai, taigi netoli ket-
virta gyventoju dalis. Is atskirp
valstiju daugiausiai kataliku turi
New York valst'ja, mes $780,
223, Pennsylvania kataliku yra
1,So2,977, Illinois I,47o,29I, Mas
sachusetts I,4oo,S34. Daugiau
nei vienoj valstijoj nera milijono
kataliku, net buvusioj katalikis-
koj respublikoj Texas yra tik
4I2,I9o kataliku.
IS Suvienytu Valstiju valdybp
daugiausiai, daugiau negu kokia
nors 'valstija turf kataliku Filipi-
nu salos, nes 7,2S5,45S. Alaskoj
Panamos konalo juostoj, ant sa.
los Guam, Samoa, ant Hawai- sa-
lu, ant Porto Rico salos drauge
katalikp yra 1,o72,495.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
EXTRA.
RUSAI PAEME
.TREBIZONDA.

Petrogradas, Balandzio IS d.
Trebizond'as, svarbiausis forti-
fikuotas turku miestas prize Juo-
duju juriu, tapo rusu paimtas.
Pereita nedeldieni sumuSe tur-
kus prize upes Kara Dere, Is
verstu atstu nuo Trebizondo,
rusu kariumene nesulaikomai
pradejo verztis linkui tvirtoves.
Rusu laivynas, kaip pranesama
oficialiskai, puikiai gelbejo savo
kanuolemis rusu kariumenei,
esanciai ant kranto.
"Musu karzygiskoji kariumene
-sakoma pranesime-po smar-
Klaus music prie Kara Dere,
spaude turkus be atleidimo, Vi
SUR sulauzydama pasiutusi tur-
ky pasipriesinimq. Gerai pritai-
kintas elginasi musu laivyno
leido padaryti rizikaunus iSso-
dinimus kariumenes ir prigel-
bejo savo kanuolemis kariume-
mes operacijoms ant kranto."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
AcIUOJA SAVO
KAREIVIAMS.

Paryzius, Balandzio u d. Pu-
siau-oficialis pranesimas, iSleistas
vakar, paduoda aplinkrasti gen.
Petain, vyriausio francuzu vado
ties Nerdunu, Gen. Petain Shame
aplinkrastyj dekavoja savo, karei-
vians III narsuma ir giria juos uz
sulaikyma paskutinio milzinisko
vokieciu uzpuolimo ant Nerduno.
Tarp kitko, sianne atsiliepiine kali
bama sekanciai:
"Devintoji balandzio diena yra
garbinga diena musu ginklams.
Pasiutusieji kronprinco kareiviu
uzpuolimai tapo visur suTauzyti.
Pestininkai, artileristai, saperai If
lakunai Vienuoliktos armijos-vis;
lenktyniavo didvyrystej. Garbe vi
Stems. VokieciaL be abejones, vel
atakuos. Lai Eiekvienas daboja ir
dirba, idant vel igyti toki pasise-
kimq, kaip vakar. Turekite drasa>
Mes jiems parodysim."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21

.nemegino. Bet aplinkinese bu-
vo Jau mazi prieSu susiremimai.
Turkai Trebizondoj tapo sudru-
tinti; ten dabar yra 10000 tur-
kiSku kareiviu. Kick prizes tuos
turkus stow rusu, tikrai nezinia,
mes rusai apie savo kariumenes
skaitlinguma nei jokiq zinip ne
garsina.
Ir Mesopotamijoj, kaip garsi-
ia anglai, turkai tapo sumusti,
nors pirma jie gyresi anglq per-
Calcium. Dabar anglai vel rem
'giasi pradeti pirmyn zengima
prize Bagdado, kaip tik keliai,
potviniu pagadyti, kick nors is
dzius.
: Ant siaur-rytinio kares iron
to svarbesnio, galincio ka dau-
glau sverti ant viso kares begio.
mel uvo. Pradeta rusu ofensyva
Dvinsko, IlukStos, Postaviu ap-
linkinese, taipgi Rygos fronte vel
apsistojo. JOS zengima sulaike
pavasario potviniai. Bet rusu
kariumene prirengta prie pirmyl,
zengimo: il sudrutinta naujais
regimentais If aprupinta amuni-
CHA, ir viksuom, kas reikia, ge-
riau negu kada nors pirma lake
Sios kares.
Vaidai Suvienytu Valstiju su
Vokietija del skandinimo'be per-
spejimo neutralisku kraStu pirk-
liu laivu, ypac gi del paskandi-
nimo garlaivio Sussex, didinasi,
if gall privesti Xxi kares. Vo-
kieciai ginasi, buk to laivo jie
nepaskandino If ten, kur jis plat
ke, vokisku povandeniniu laivu
nebuvo; bet Francuzija uztikri-
ma, jog jos laivynas ia vokiska
povandenini laiva pagavo, 10
lgula yra Francuzijoj nelaisvej.
Todel vokieciu uzsigynimas bu-
tn tikras melas. Dabar prezi-
dentas vel pasiunte Berlinan
energiska nota. Nuo Vokietijos
atsakymo paeis, ar bus kare If
ar Amerika pertrauks tuoj di-
pliomatiskus rysius su Vokieti-
ia. Nei prezidentas Wilson, nei
uzsieniu minister's Lansing ne
mano perdaug lenktis prizes Vo-
kietija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
GAZALINOS PAKEITINYS
PO nc GALIONUI.

New York. Balandzio 13 d.
chemikas is Farmingdale, L. L.
Louis Enricht, isrado pakeitinl
gazolinai, kuris bus pardavineja-
ma po nc galionui. Jis sake,
kad sumaisius nedaugiaus kaip
2 unciji jam zinomo tirpalo su
kvorta vandens, pasidaras misi-
nys padaras tokius jau sprogi-
mus, kaip if gazolina. Jis sako,
kad situo misiniu galima auto
mobilius varyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
MOTERIS UzDARBIAUJAN
CLOS AMERIKOI.

Washington, D. c. Sulyg val
dzios surinktu ziniu, Suvienyto-
Sc Valstijose yra su virsum s
milijonai uzdarbiaujanciu mote
rq. Moteru stenografiq yra 265,-
315, linotypiu 14o6I, tarnai6iu
2,53o,S46, dirbtuvese dirba I,S2o,-
$50 .moterp, akuseriu yra lily,
farlnp darbininkiu milijonai,
100000 dirba duonkepese, yra S,I2e
telegrafo operatoriu, $500 tele-
fonu operatoriu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
AMERIKONAI TAIKYTCJAI
NUKLIMPO SVEDIJOJ

Penk i amerikonai, su garsia
Fordo expedicija iskeliave Eu-
ropon taikyti kare vedantias
tautas, nuklimpo Svedijoj, mega
Ii namon sugrizti, turi Stockhol-
me pasilikti. Vokietijos valdzia
neleidzia jiems per Vokietija ke-
liauti Hollandijon, nei j kokio
kito krasto porta, is kokio Gina
garlaiviai Amerikon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
CHICAGO, d. APRD 1916

/, ma karisku operaciijq, kurios eina
+, ant to tolimo fronto. Pavyzdziui,
Siandien oficialiskai pranesama, Sc
kanciai:
"Juodpjp jury pakfastyj If to-
liaus / pietus, po desperatisko mu-
Sio, musu kariumene,|p |parerilta ka-
nuoliu is juru il saus3emio, ismete
turkus is stipriai orgahizuotp pozi-
ciju ant kairiojo kranao upes Kara
Dere, rs verstuose j rytus nuo
Trebizondo. Mes vejames prieSq
energiSkai."
PraneSinas isrodo ''nekaltas," o
reik zinoti, kad tai yras pranesimas
apie pabaiga vieno is ismarkiau-
siu musiu, kuris tesesi per sesias
dienas.
Pralaimeje Erzerumo tvirtove,
turkai greitai pradejo trauktis at
gal, rinkti kruvon savo sumustus
If issklaidytus pulk,lss Perorgami-
zave savo kariumene 3isnaujo, tur-
kai megino sulaikyti Plimesni YER
zlmasi rusu pirlnyn.i Didziausias
pastangas jie padareSi sustoje ties
upe Kara Dere, kur pasitikimui
rusu jie prirenge stiprias fortifi-
kacijas. Cia jie pasiryzo stoti mu-
Sin SUI rusais, kad neleidus jp ar
claus prize Trebizondo,- svarbaus
turku nIcsto ir uosto prie Juodu-
ju jury.
Rusai greitai pajaute turkp su-
stiprejima if oficialiski rusu pra-
nesinai pradejo skelbti apie at
kaklu turku pasipriesinina." IS
tikruju gi turkai, sustoje stipriose
pozicijose, sumanS ne tik kad prize
Sintis, bet uzklupti ant rusu If nu-
mu%ti 'no; atgal ii,,kn' Kallkazn
Site susiremimai issivyste E
dienu musi-viena is smarkiausiu
musiu pc Erzerumo paemimo.
Turku planai brvo ambitiSki
eli maziau-nei daugiau-jie suman5
sukirsti rusus II atsiiinti atgal nuo
ju Erzeruma. Sito plano 'ikllnlji-
mui, turkai netiketair ir smarkiai
uzklupo ant rusu desiniojo spar
no, kuris randasi paeiam Juoduju
juriu pakrastyj. Sio uzpuolimo
tikslu buvo priversti rusus att
traukti daugiaus savo kariumenes
is savo centro i Juoduju juriu
pakraSti ir apsilpninti tokiu budu
rusu centra (viduri).
Manydami, kad musiai praside-
jus, rusai ia If padare, turkai palei-
do savo pacias svarbiausias jiegas
ant rusu centro, kuris stovejo ] va
karus nuo Erzerumo. Turkai IL
kejosi perlauzti .rusu centra, If tuo-
met rusu desinysis sparnas Juo-
dujp jury pakrastyj butu pats
atsokes atgal, idant nebuti apsup-
tn per persilauzusius per centra
turkus.
Planas, kaip nlatonie, buvo ge-
raj sugalvotas.
Bet jis nepasiseke. Rusu kariu-
meme pasekningai satlaike visa eile
turkislsu uzpuolimu. nei zins?nio
nepasitraukdama atgal.
Po Sesiu dienu slnafkiausio mu-
sio turkai, pagalios, neikande kieto
riesucio, atsoko atgal, o rusai, IS
nete JUGS is sitg stipriu poziciju,
pradejo vel zengti pirnyn linkui
l'rebizondo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
KRIZIS TARP AMERIKOS
IR VOKIETIJOS.

Washington, D. c. Balandzio
10 d. siadien tapo susaukti Sc
natos If Atstovu Butas bendran
posedin, kad isklausyti preziden-
to Wilsono pranesima apie da-
lyku stow su Vokietija. Mano-
ma, kad Amerika pasius Vokieti-
jai ultimatuma, reikalaudama,
idant toji pasiliautu uzpuldineti
submarinais neapgirnkluotus lai-
vus be persergejimo. i
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-21
APSIRGO TRICHINOMS.
HardWick. MINI * Sia iSv

I1druWlCK, WIIln. IS Ga lSVa-
ziavo i Luberna du broliai, Ge-
org If Ferdinand Petersonai ap-
dirbti lauka savo giminaicio Del-
lefo Stroh, mes ten visi apsirgo,.
Bet ten nuvaziave ir abudu bro
liai dar. smarkiau apsirgo. IS
pradzip manyta, kad liga yra
tai influenza (gripa), bet dabar