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The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

The five year old son of Mr.. anC
Mrs Harry Watwood of La Grange
sustained a dislocated shoulder Sun
day afternoon when he fell from {
horse. The child was brought tC
Mariana Sunday night and giver
medical attention.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

Mrs. Harry Smith and son, Boyd
Wills, of San Antonio, Texas, arrived
in the city yesterday to visit Mrs.
Smiths sister, Mrs ]. r. Simmons.
They travelled the entire distance
overland in three days and report
a very pleasant trip.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

The members of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union enjoyed most de-
lightful social at the church Wed
nesday night following the prayer
meeting services. A sandwich lunch
con was served and several interest
ing talks, some Of highly humorous
character, were made.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
Fairfield County Now
 Has Expert Dietician

Fsairfleld county now has an export dietician. In the person of Miss Mary Caroline Dutton, one of the foremost professors in household economies in the United States whose services for the whole county have, heenf retained by the Fairfield County association acting in cooperation with the Bridgeport Home Gardens committee. Dutton will make her home in Bridge port.
 The matter of diet is a subject which not only has engrossed the en- tire rnedicad world but has recently been recognized by the government as a great factor in the feeding of all the people j,tdiciously. i..-s- By the proper use. of such methods as dieticians have been able to evolve from scientific study the cost of foods. the proper assimilation in the hu-
 man system and many other economic factors that tend to the financial and physical stability of the people will have been radically improved.
 Miss Dutton is a graduate of Sim mons college where she took the de- gree of B. S.. in Household Economics in 1918. Since that time she has taught such economies in the Par kersburg High school, West Virginia and at Brownell Hall. Omaha, Neb. She is a. recognized authority of the food values in domestic science.
 Miss Dutton will be located at the offices of the Fairfield County asso- ciation. with specially arranged of- dces in the Newffeld building. She
 will be available to the public for ad- vice by telephone and will lecture broadly to canning Clubs Throughout the county as vel las speaking from the public restrum.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
DRAFT BOARDS WILL BE ' READY TO HEAR CLAIM
 FOR EXEMPTIONS SOON

Third. He should have the aff1davits properly accomplished and return them to the board within the time limit assigned to him-10 days from the filing of his claim.
 There will be no argument before the board and no proof other than the prescribed af1davits unless the board calls for other proof, which it will be only in limited number of cases. Every claim tor discharge or exemp- tion will be decided by the local board have been filed. :.
 If a mans claim ds disallowed by his local board. his name will be cer tified and sent by the local board to one of the three district boards in the state, as @ man who has been called for military service and not exempted or discharged. Within two days there after, a list of such names will be posted in the office of his local board anhd notice will be mailed to the man. Therefore, if he has filed a claim for exemption and proof dn support of it, he should watch the notices in the of fees of the loacal board beginning about five days after he has filed his proof to see what disposition was made of his case and make arrange ments dor the prompt receipt of mail. Claims of appeal may be made by a person within 10 days after the day when notice has been posted and mailed that such person's name has been certified to, the district board as one who has been called for service and not exempted or discharged. Local boards will have nothing to do with claims for exemption made on industrial or agricultural grounds Such claims will be received by the district boards and the district boards alone, from which appeal lean be made only to the President of the United States.
 As soon as a. mans case is finally General George M. CAle will notify him by mail that he has been selected for military service. TheNlocal boards will post a list of all persons selected for the service. Notice to report wall come later.
 In cases where 1t is shown to the satisfaction of a local board that, Nbe- cause of a. mans permanent removal or necessity absence it is impractiea- ble for himAto be physically examined by the board having Jurisdiction ot his card, an order may be entered by his local board directing his physical lcAaHlnaIlon ana the nearing of any claim ' exemption or discharge filed by hirR by another local board to be designated in such order
 | Physician members of the Hartford exemption boards are of the opinion that it will be necessary for them tc avail themselves of the government provision that they may secure the Happointment of doctor assistants te
 help them make the physical examiu- atfops. Three days are given for the
 physical examinations. The doctors
 will be paid at the rate of $1 for every 10 examinations
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
JULY WEDDINGS
HUBBARD-DOoLEY.

One of the prettiest of the mid summer weddings was that of Miss Irene E. Dooley to Mr.. Raymond F. Hubbard, which took place wednes- day morning at St. .Mary's church. Rev. Father John A. Dooley, cousin of the bride, sang the solemn high mass During the marriage cere- mony Miss Airline Malley, a friend of the bride. sang "Oh, Promise Me,e and during the. mass, Ave Maria
 The procession was led by the ushers, Nicholas N. Malone and Jas Kelly. Then followed the flower girl. who was Miss Marguerite Doo1ey, who wore g. gown of white net over blue, carrying a basket of pink and white sweet peas. Then came the maid of honor, who was Miss Irene Shannon, who wore a gown of pale pink crepe de meteor and georgette crepe, which was lornamented with blue beads. She also wore pale pink georgette crepe hat with a touch of blue. She carried bouquet of pink roses and fern. Then came the bridesmaid, Miss Harriet O'Neil, who wore a gown of pale cream col ored embroidered net over pink, and large 1eghorn picture hat trimmed 9OOA arm bouquet of pale pink roses
 The bride who entered on the arm of her father, wore gown of white net with an overskirt of accordeon pleated Venetian lace. also an illusion ed veil caught with orange blossoms, carrying a bouquet of white roses with sweet pea shower. She was met at the altar by the groom and his best man, MT. James Dooley, Jr. After the ceremony g. wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride, with McKeon catering.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hubbard left on a
 late afternoon train for New York, Albany and Saratoga Springs Mrs Hubbard wore a travelling dress of
 blue taffeta with blue nd white fall | hat. The happy couple will be "at
 hone' to their many friends after August l at Van avenue, Myrtle Beach, where the groom has fitted uf | a very handsome horne
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

.Mathough the majority of those who hre hable to the draft will make it a point to ascertain promptly through the medium of the press. whether or not their numbers were drawn early enough to indicate that they will be m the first draft army, the govern ment has provided for their official notification by the exemption boards for their districts.
 Bach exemption board will call upon persons whose cards are in the tuTis- diction instfucting them to present Themselves dor examination. This call will be posted at the office of the local board and will be published in the newspapers. A notice will also oe mailed to the draftee, but the posting of the list at the office of the board will be deemed sufficient notice to charge him with the duty of present. ing himself. The mailing is for his convenience, but if the letter never reaches him, he cannot make that an excuse.
 The physical examination will be made before the man is given a hear ing on any claim for exemption or Uent. If the man Is found physically ldisu1a1ffied, the board will give him a certifcate which will explain to him what his further duties are. 2.
 S>If he is found physically qualified ana ffies q claim for exemption with m seven days after his call, he will be given 10 days after filing his claim of exemption to file proof in support of his claim of exemption. Es If he ds found physically qualified and files no claim for exemption, or if he does not appear for physical ex- aminAtion. his name will be posted to the district board-there will be three district boards in the state of Con inecticut-as one who was called for imilttary service and was not exempt led or discharged On the eighth day after call. or within two days there after. copies of the list of persons Sd posted to the district boaTtds will be given to the press with a request for publication, will be posted at the of lnce of the local board and notice will be mailed t0 the 1draftee at the ad- dress on his registration card. He should. therefore, watch the notices posted In the office of his board about t10 days after the day when he was lcalled and make arrangements for the proupt receipt of mail
 The method of presenting claim flor exemption and proving it is sinn- iple, but exact. If the draftee follows lthe rules given below, he will have done what is required of him:
 Ffrst- He should go to the local board and consult the regulations te lind out the form number of the affi- navdts that he must submit for his particular claim
 Second He should ask the board for the blank affidavits that are nee. lessary in prdsenting his proof; if the
 board has mt the forms, he shouat
 ask to consult the pamphlet of forms
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

FLORAL BOUQUETS
 AND DESIGNS. JOHN RECK 6 SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
H179eZa yse ezz2zz5zf zeE1zz6 6A s:SIs3afaA!l.:.:S
The Joseph P. Coughlin Co.

Wall Papers. Distributors of Colonial Mixed Paints, 100 Per Cent. Pure. Varnisfes, Glass. Brushes, Picture Frames Made to Order.
 Painters and Decorators. Phone 4061. 781 East Main Street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
AMERICAN HARDWARE
 STORES

(Incorporated) FAIRFIELD AVE. AND MIDDLE ST.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
MOBILIZE GUARD
 OF NEW ENGLAND

Boston, July 21-Arrangements for the mobilization of the national guard of New England on. July 25, were announced by the department of the northeast headquarters today.
 It Is planned to have most of the Massachusetts guardsmen report at their armories, although the artillery may be mobilized in camp in Boxford In Connecticut two regiments will be at Yale field and the others will re- port in Mantle. Maine guardsmen will be mobilized in Brunswick; New Hampshire in Concord, and Rhode Island in Quonset Point All the Vermont troops already are in the federal service. The coast artillery units will be mobilized at coast forts
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
DIAMOND PRICES ARE LOW HERE

Because we are buying In large quantity and pay spot cash. The time to buy diamonds is now. We are showing our line with no ra'se in price. but can not promise to .du- plicate the diamonds at same price after the present stock is sold.
 BETTER COME IN NOW AND
 TAKE FIRST CHOICE
 A beautiful line of Watches and Jewelry of every description. Cut Glass, Silverware, Clocks. Toilet and prices
 JOIN OUR THRIFT CLUB AND
 SAVE MONEY
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21
100 American Airmen
 With Canadian Corps

Toronto. July 21-oAe hundred Americans are in training here with the Royal Flying corps, the squad be- ing on parade daily on the Toronto university campus. where their dis tincttve uniforms attract much atten- ton. British officers are the instruct oTs,
 This is the first step in an extensive program for training aviaters which the Canadian branch of the R6zal Flying corps has undertaken for the United States in a cooperative plan, whereby Canada will provide the training camp in summer and the United States in the winter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

spending their summer vacation with Mrs. P. w. Campbell
 r MT. and Mrs. Martin J. Donohue of New York are spending a month with Mrs Margaret Egan of Sandy Hook
 Clarence Blake recently with the Premiere Mfg. Co. has a position with the Remington Co.,, Bridgeport. Fred Lockwood has taken a position with the Premiere Mfg. Go. as foreman of the utility workroom
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

Lyon & Grumman, Retail Division
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

control, as to ensure that the profits earned shall be employed for the public benefit.
 The hatred felt for the Boches grows stronger and stronger in the country. The Austrians even in speaking to foreigners express their detestation of Germany, and there is even a popular saying in Vienna that after the war it will be i've years be- fore the Germans can venture back to France, iten years before they will will be allowed to enter England. anw twenty before they can come to Austria In Hungary the hatred for Germany is even more outspoken than in Austria. and in view of the excel lent relations previously prevailing between Hungary and the United States, it has been considerably in- tensified at the breaking off of rela- tions between the two countries at the bidding of the German emperor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

 fNow you can be just as cool in your Old Town as they are without going to quite their extreme of cos tune fGet an Old Town and a lot of health and enjoyment for your vacation fWe have a whole carload on hand fSold the first carload like hot cakes. Second is go- ing fast
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-21

Maurice yieistta, the French mia ister ef suhsistaRee, aaHsaased that tiae system sf HaHa#lsss days had sub- stsReiazlK reduced eeRsHHDtian~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-09
Washington, birz. 9.

ItalijOs karGs atstOvai gavO
zinias, kad Austria dabar
prizes Italia sutrauke kuo-
ne visa savO kariuomcne ir
megins sulaikyti italu veiki-
ma IsOnzo fronte.
Rusu frOnte austru mazai
tepalikta. Ju victa ten uz-
emc vOkieGiai. Be to, Won
Ilmdenburgas ir savo ka-
riuomencs dali pasiunte
austrams pagelbon prizes
italuS.
RciSkia, kad Siandie rust;
armijOs nicko ncvcikia IL
JOS paliko be jokios rcik-
Smcs talkininkams. Rusu
fronte kaip Vokietija, taip
Austria paIaiko tik isran-
kuones savo kareiviu. Visi
kit pasiQsta prizes italus,
arba i Prancuzija ir Bclgi-
ia. NOkicciai labai perai III
no, kad jiems is rusu Sono
Siandie nGra jokio pavo-
jaus.
Zinomas daiktas, talkinin-
kai Wis labiau ina nesiskai-
tyti su rusais. Rusai tOkiuo
pasielgimu gamma savo
Saliai kappa. Palaidos jic
veikiai savo "galingqja"
Russia is apsileidimo ir be-
tvarkes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-09
PO RIAUSIU SVE-
DIJOJE.
Stockholmas, birz. 9.-Po

Stockholmas, birz. 9.-Po
zinomu Gionai socialistu
riauSiQ, Svedijos socialistai
surname paskelbti visoj salyj
general darbininku streika.
TeCiau ccntralinis darbinin-
ku komitetas pasipricSino
pildyti socialistu norus. KO-
mitctas sake, kad nera svar-
baus reikalo toki streika
skclbti.
Po Sito nepasisekimO Sve-
dijos socialistai Gmc dar-
buoties, kad pravesti visOj
Salyj visuotina balsavima ir
8-nias darbO valandas die
nojc visosc darbO Sakose.
Spauda pazymi, kad toxic
SOCIALISM, iSsiSokimai galimi
tik ten, kur jiems truksta
iSmintingu vadovu. Sitl
kaip kartas truksta Sved,l
socialistams, nes jie icSko,
ko nepadeje.
Ia patti spauda ta pati
sake ir apie Sales vyriausy-
be, jci pastaroji iSanksto
ncpasirupina pazaboti socia-
listu trapailinejimu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-09
NUSKANDINTA DIDE-
LIS ANGLIJOS LAIVAS.

New York, birz. 9. - Vo-
kicciu nardanGioji laive nu-
skandino didcli Anglijos
laiva "Southland.' Su lai-
WI zuvo suvirS 30 zmOniu.
Ant laivo buta daug ameri-
kOnu.
"Southland" geguzes 80
d. apleido Livcrpooiio uosta
IL plauke i Philadelphia.
Pirm kares Sitas laivas
vadinosi "Vaterland,' pri-
gurlejo Red Star'fini.jai, bur
vo $4,000 tonu intilpimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-09
SAN SALVADOR STOVE
10 PALEI UGNEKALNI.

Washington, birz. 9. =
Respublikos Salvatore Sos
tine San Salvador stow pa
lei pat ugnckalni vardu San
Salvador. SostinG tik uz %
myliu nuo Ramiojo vande-
nyno pakrasciu. Respublika
Salvador yra centralinej
Amerikoj.
SOstincs visi namai zemi,
retail sustatyti ir kuonc vi
81 mediniai, neiSskiriant nei
katedros. Visa tai pritaikin-
Ia pric zemcs drebejimO.
Toxic namai nelengvai SUI
griuva zemei drebant, kas
tenai daznai pasitaiko.
San Salvatore yra res
pubGikos prezidento rumai,
universitetas ir Sales knin-
gynas.
Miesta ikure 1925 metals
Jorge de Alvarado. Kelis
kartus jis buvo sunaikintas
zcmcs drebejimo. Ypac bal
siai buvo nukentejes 1854
ir 1873 metals.
Ugnekalnis buvo laiko-
mas uzgesusiu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-09
HINDENBURGAS STUN
CIA KARIUOMENE
GELBETI LILLE.
Baisu smugi uzdave anglai
vokieciams Flandrijoje.

Londonas, birz. 9. - Kol-
-kas apskaityta, kad anglai
Flandrijoj (BelgijoO pir-
mutiniu savo uzpuolimu
prizes vokieGius paeme nelai-
sven suvirS $500 vobieGiu.
Dcvyniu myliu ilgio frOntu
anglai pasivare pirmyn per
iris mylias, o vietomis dar
tOliaus. IS visu Sonu anglQ
stovyklOn Wis daugiau pri-
siunciama vokieciu nclai-
svip.
Oar nesuzinOta, kick igi
sios dienos. Anglams tekO
vokieciu armOtu. Tcciau ju
dauguma sunaikinta, vokic-
ciu apkasai tiesiog SUI zeme
sulyginta.
Baisus muSis scka. Anot
generaliO stabo praneSimo,
kdliOse vietOse vokicciai bu-
vo stole kontratakOn. Tc-
Ciau tik didesnius sau nuO-
stolius aptureje.
Anot generalio Stabo pra-
neSimo, anglu nuostoliai
kOl-kas esq nedideli.
"Ass. Press" agentura
praneSa, kad vokieciu field
marSalas Won Hindenburg
galvatrukCiais siunGias dau-
giau kariuOmenes gclbeti
miesta Lille, Prancuzijoje,
ant kurio anglai taippat vi
su smarkumu gula.
Berlyne oficialiai prancs-
ta, kad BelgijOs fronte is
kaikuriu pavojingu vietu
csa iStrauktos vokieGiu ar
mijos. Nesakoma nicko apic
savO Smugl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-09
SUV. VALSTIJU GENE
ROLAS LONDONE.

Londonas, birz. 9. - Va
kar po pietu Gionai atkclia-
vo Suv. Valstiju gen. Perish
ing SUI savo Stabu. ii sutikO
Suv. Valstiju ambasadorius
Page, AnglijOs karGs sckre-
to1ius lordas Derby, gen.
French, ,lordas Brooke ir
daugeIis kitu augStuju An
glijos valdininku ir oficic-
riu.
Kaip zinoma, gen. Perish
ing vadOvaus Suv. Valstiju
kariuOmcnei Prancuzijojc.
Pcrshing SUI Stabu Angli-
jos vicnan uostan atkeliavo
vakar anksti ryte. Tenai is
kilmingai garbingus svccius
sutiko uostO komendantas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-09
PERTRAUKE RYSIUS
SU HAITI.

Amsterdam, birz. 9.-No-
kietijos vyriausybc, anot
praneSimo is Bcrlyno, intcl-
Ike pasporta Haiti salos at
stovui IL liepe keliauti sau
namO.
Vokietijos vyriausybe su-
pyko ant Haiti vyriausybcs,
kad Sta protcstavO prizes
begaflcstinga vokicciu mar
danciu laiviu kova ir reika-
lavo, kad Nokictija nors
pasitaisytu.
Berlyno uzsieniu reikalu
praneSc, kad
Haiti nota vokicciu vyriau-
sybei inteikta nevartoja-
moi formoj, ir kad nGra lai-
ko jig tinkamai perziureti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-09
SU GEN. PERSHINGU
ISKELIAVO 1913 OFF
CIERIAI.
Washington, birz. 9.

Washington, birz. 9. -
Cionai oficialiai paskclbta,
kad gen. Pcrshing laimingai
nuvyko Anglijon. Su juomi
iSkcliavO 1913 oficicriai. 10
iSkcliavImaS, zinOmas daik-
tas, buvo laikomas paslap-
tyj, kad ncduoti vokicCiams
progos pasikesinti prizes
Suv. Valstiju pasiusta pir-
mutini didvyri, nuo kurio
pasitikima sulaukti daug ka
gera dabartineje kareje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-09
GAUTA zINIOS APIE
NELAIMES PRADzIA.

Washington, birz. 9. -
Birzclio 7 dlcna vclai vaka-
re cia gauta zinios nuo Suv.
Valstiju pasiuntinio Long
is San Salvador. PraneSta,
jOgci Gmes verztics sale
micsto stovis ugnckalnis, jo-
gel dali micstO sunaikineS
gaisras. Bet viskas csa tvar-
kojc. Padaryta didcli nuo-
stOliai.
Nienam praneSime buvo
pasakyta, kad prizes ugnc-
kalnio iSsiverzimq iStikes
smarkus zemts drebGjimas.
PrasidGjes vakarc 6:35 ir
tcsesis lig S:45.
Po Sito pradcjes vcrztics
ugnckalnis. Licpsnos ir du-
mai apsiaute visa kalnq.
Paskui ir vel atsikartojes
,baisus zcmcs sukrutcjimas.
Po to is ugnckalnio virSu-
mes eme vcrzties sausi pclc-
mai ir kristi ant micstO.
Suv. Valstiju pasiuntiny-
bes namai sunaikinta. Bet
,visi dokumentai suspcta is
gelbeti ir nugabenti atvan-
gion vieton. Sunafkinta pra-
ImOninnG miestO dalis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-09
HINDENBURGAS NORI
TAIKOS.

Londonas, birz. 9. - Vie
tos dienraSciui Express"
IS Petrogrado praneSama,
kad vokieciu fieldmarSalas
Won Hindcnburg pasiunt5
bevieliu telegraph depesa
rusu kareiviQ ir darbinin-
kQ tarybai, pazymeda-
mas, jogei Vokietija pilnai
sutinkanti su tos tarybos
nuomonc, kad taika turf but
padaryta be uzgrObimo svc-
timQ zcmiu ir be atlygini-
mo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-09

vengtina visam pasauliui vo-
kicciu hcgemonija.
KarGs kritiku nuomone,
Rusija jau il del to negalima
pasitiketi, ncs jinai gall is
duOti SavO talkininkus. Ru-
sijos laikina vyriausybG ne
lstengia Salies sutvarkvti.
Salyj siauGia anarchija, in
stoka disciplinos ka-
riuomcnGjc il noras padary-
ii atskil'ia taika SUI Nokieti-
ia - tai svarbiausicji vcik-
sniai, kuric Siandie ta Sail
stumia prapultin.
Kad uzbGgti toms visoms
galimoms nepalaimoms, tai
klninkai priversti nepamir-
sti IL rusu fronto. Turi ten
pasiusti savO dali kariuomc-
ncs ir atlikti mirtina kova
SUI vokicciais, ncs kitaip ME
ko gcra ncgales iSciti.
Manoma, kad jei Rusija
atskiriai SUI Nokietija susi-
taikins, tai jinai inns vokie-
Gus remit maistu ir kitu-
kuom.
Todel tik Suv. Valstijos
SUI Japonija gall iSgelbeti
talkinnkus nuo visiSko nu-
puolimo Siojc karGjc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-09
SUNAIKINTA SAN
SALVADOR.
San Juan del Sur, Nicara.

San Juan del Sur, Nicara-
qua, birz. 9. - AnOt gautll
ziniu is San Miguel, respub-
likos Salvador sOstine San
Salvador sunaikinta nuo ug-
nckalniO iSsivcrzimo IL zc-
mes drebejimo. San Saliva
dor skate suvirS 10000 gy-
ventoju.
Cia kol-kas negauta visll
smulkmenu apie ta baisiQ
!nelaime.
Is Tegucigalpa, Hondu-
ras, pranesama, kad apart
San Salvador sunaikinta
dar IL aplinkiniai mieste-
liai: Quezaltipeque, Nejapa,
SuchichOto, Armenios ir
Mejicanos. Pastarasis skai
tOsl San Salvador priemies-
ciu.
SakOma, visas micstas
San Salvador griuvesiuose.
Nelaimes paliesta il visos
apylinkes per 80 myliu plO-
ciO nuO mieStO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-09
SUV. VALSTU0S UzIMS
RUSUOS v|ETA.
KARES LAUKAN PA
SIQS 2 MILIJONU KA-
RIUOMENES.
Rusija negali tolesniai
kariauti.
Washington, blrz. 9.

washington, blrZ. y. -
Suv. NaistiJu valdiSkuose
sluogsniuose nusveria nuo-
mono, jog rcmties ant Ru-
sijos IL jaja pasitiketi toles-
Mai negalima, kadangi il
mllitariniai suzlugusi ligi
paskutinio laipsnio. Rusi-
ia, purtoma vidujiniais ne
sutikimais If anarchija, ne
pajtgia jau nei is vietos pa
sikrutinti ir kovoti prieS
Nokietija. Todel Rusijos
vieta dabartinej karej tu-
res uzimti Suv. Valstijos.
Tuo tikslu Suv. Valstiios
pl.iverstos kuoveikiausiai
pagaminti poros mIlijonu
kariuomene, kurios dalis
bus pasiusta Prancuzijon-
pagelbeti talkininkams, kita
dalis Rusijon, kad uzimti
rusu vieta, kurie Siandie tie
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