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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
MOTERIU LYGIATEISE
ANGLIJOJE.
Sitas istatymas pravestas
visai netiketai.

Londonas, birz. 81. = An
glijOs parlamentas didelc
balsu didziuma pagaliaus
pravedc istatyma, kuriuomi
motcrims sutcikiama balsa-
Vino tciscs, zinoma tik skir-
tingos nuO tn, kokiomis nau-
dojasi vyrai. Sakoma, kad
dabar parlamente bus imta
svarstyti klausimas, kad
veikiau mOtcriu balsavimO
teises sulYginti su yyrp tel
semis.
Sitas parlamentO nusprcn-
dimas nustebino net paGius
uoliausius moteriu lygiatci-
sGs Salininkus, kadangi ne
buvO tikima, kad tOkia didc-
lc balsu didziuma bus iSriS-
tas mOteriu balsavimo klau-
simas.
Pati Anglijos vyriM,syb2
Sitan klausiman ncsimaiSG il
ncdare jOkiOs intakOs / par
lamenta.
Moteriu balsavimo tcisill
prieSininkai pastatc pavyz-
dziui vienatine Suv. Valsti-
ju kOngresO moteri-atstOve
Rankin, kuri kritiSkam Sa-
lies mOmente patti vicna sll
vienu socialism, atstOvu bal
savo prizes kare ir tue budu
diskreditavo viso pasaulio
mOteriu veikima. Bet j tai
atsakyta, kad Rankin .yra
histcrikc ir todel neatsakan-
ii w savo pasielgimus.
Tures balsavimo teiscs
visos Anglijos moteris, ku-
1iu vyrai arba tevai turf
balsavimo teises. Prizes bal
saving mOteris-balsuotoja
turGs vienoj victoj iSgyvcn-
! ii ncmaziau SeSiu mencsiu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
NUSKANDINTA 4 LAI-
Val, PLAUKE Is S. V.

Boston, Mass, birz. 81. -
Gauta zinia, kad vokieGirl
nardanciOs laivGs nuskandi-
nusios net 4 laivus, plauku-
sius is Suv. Valstiju i Euro
pos pakraScius. Vienas tn
laivu "Elele" gabeno pre-
kiu vertes poros milijon'l
doleriU.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
DIDELIS GAISRAS.
Linden, Ind, birz. 81.

Linden, Ind, birz. 81. -
Ties kirkpatrick miesteliu
susidauze du prekiniu trau-
kiniu. Vienu buvo gabcnama
daugelis vagonu su zibalu.
zibalas uzsidege. Klles gals
ras sunaikino kelis namus,
gelezinkelio stoti ir farmc-
riu jaw sandeli. Nuostoliai
siekia 100 tukstanciu dole
riu. Vicnas zmogus zuves.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
UzGINA SUMISIMUS
ISPANIJOJE.

Washington, birz. 81. -
Ispanijos ambasadorius S.
N,alstijosc, Juan Riano, va
kar paskelbc, kad visokios
laikraScluose garsinamos Ii
MOS apic Ispanijos bloga
stow, apie ivykusius ten su-
miSimus, csa neteisingos.
Ispanijoje viskas ramu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
PANAIKINA VISOKIUS
TITULUS.

Londonas, birz. 81. - An
glijos karalius pareikalavo,
kad Anglijoj vicSpataujan-
CLOS dinastijos visi kunigaik-
sciai atsizadetu visokiu vo-
kiSkuju titulu ir pasivadin-
tu angliSkaisiais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
PAZEIDE GARLAIVI
"ANSONIA."

New York, birz. 21.-Vo-
kicciu nardancios laivcs pa
leista torpedo zymiai pazci-
dc Cunard linijos garlaivi
"Ansonia" Airijos pakras-
Giuose. Tasai garlaivis plau-
.kiojo tarpe Kanados ir An
glijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
'KONTROLIUOS JAVU
ISVEzIMA.
Washington, birz. 21.

Washington, birz. 21. =
Prezidcntas Wilson's pasi-
raS6 po biliumi, kuri andai
kongresas pravede, sulyg
kurio jaw ir visokio maisto
iSgabenimas i neutralcs Sails
stipriai bus kontroliuojamas
ir apribuotas. Mes paaiSk6jo,
kad kaikuriOs ncutralGs ga
lis iSgabenamu is Gia maistu
Sclpia Vokietijq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
NAUJA PRANCUZIJOS
MINISTERIAL.

Paryzius, birz. 21.-Pran-
cuzijoje isteigta nauja mar
dantiu laiviu rcikalu minis
terija. Ministcrijos virSinin-
ku nuskirtas admirolas
McrveilleuX du Viguaux.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
ITALAI ATNAUJINO
UzPUOLIMA.

Rymas, birz. 81. - Italai
atnaujino uzpuolima pricS
austrus. Paem6 kelias aus
tru pozicijas palei Monte
Ortigara ir nelaisvdn 936 ka-
reivius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
zUVO 8 VAIKAI.

Buda, ILL.,, birz. 21.-Far-
merys link SUI zmona ir s
vaikais vaziavO autOmObi-
lium. Automobilius visll
smarkumu atsitrenke j me-
di. link SUI zmOna liko suzei-
sti, bet vaikai visi zuvO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
ANGLAI ATSIEME SAVO
POZICIJAS.

Londonas, birz. 21. - An
glai atsieme is vokieGiQ sa-
vo pozicijas rytuosc nuo
Monchylc-Prcux, is kuriu
pracitq pirmadicni buvo pa
sitrauke uzpuolus vokic-
CLAIMS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21

Boston, Mass, birz. 81. -
Raudonojo Kryziaus dr-jos
rcikalais suSauktam susirin-
kline Anglijos lordas North
cliffc kalbGdamas pazymejo,
jOgci karG vos tik dabar te-
prasidedanti...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21

New York, birz. 81. -
Grand jury iSneSc apkalti-
nimO nusprendima prieS SUI
areStuotus anarchistus En-
ma Goldman ir Al. Berk.
man.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
BACHMETJEV APLAN
KE PREZIDENTA.

Washington, birz. 81. -
Vakar prezidenta Wilsona
cficialiai aplanke naujas ru-
su ambasadorius Bachmet-
lev.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
10 MILIJONU KAREI-
VANS.

Sydney, birz. 21. - Au-
stralijos vyriausybe w
trauks vidujine paskolq SUI
moje 40 milijonu dol. il
tuos pinigus padalins sugri-
zusicms is kares karciviams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
ADM. SIMS -TALKININ
KU KARES LAIVYNU
KOMENDANTAS.

Londonas, birz. 81. - Tai
kininku karcs laivynu An
glijos pakraSGiuosc komcn-
dantu nuskirtas Suv. ValSti-
ju admirolas Sims.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
RUSIJA CALI SUDAN.
KRUTYTI.

| ciIL Il.
VIsoj Rusijpj siaucia strei-
lai ir sumisimai. Suomiioic
kareiviai daro tai, kas tik
jiems tinka. Maskvos ir Pet
rogrado turciai .bijosi isva-
ziuoti i savo. dvarus, kuriuos
valstieciai baigia naikinti.
Paciam Petrograde 10000
darbininku nedirba. Sakosi,
ncturi darbo. Artimiausio-
mis- dienomis bedarbiu skait-
Illus pasieks 100 tukstanGil
arba ir daugiau.
Poperinio rubliaus kursas
baisiai nupuole. w j moka-
ma tik 20 amerikoniSku cen
tu. Gi pi1m kares buvO mo-
kama suvirS SOC. Svcdijos
pirkliai, cionai parkeliave is
Rusijos, pcrspeja Svedijos
vyriausybe, kad jinai ne
duotu nieko Rusijai kredi-
tan, kadangi jai grasia
kontrrevoliucija, gi paskui
scks anarchija ir bankruti-
jimas.
Kares minister's Kcren-
ski visomis iSgalemis dar-
buojasi Rusijos atgaivinime.
Moka jis kalbeti ir sugeba
paskatinti visus prie iSlai-
komybes. Bet zmones apart
sraziu zodziu reikalauja dar
ko daugiau... duonos ir tai
kos.
sis-ttr4 Jr---, 49, l.-.. q.
Komunikacijos minister's
NckrasOv aiSkiai pasake, jo-
gel vyriausybes dabartinis
stovis yra nepaprastai sun
kus. Artinasi naujo tSsiver-
limo momentas. Begyj kc-
liu savaiciQ Rusijos likimas
butinai turf pasvirti vienon
ar kitOn pusen - kalbejo
minister's. Jei tauta nepa-
rcms vyriausybes If memories
bendrai SUI jaja pasidarbuo-
ii tvarkos pravedime - tai
nera iSejimo is dabartinio
StOviO.
Naujai )isteigtas didelis
Petrogrado dienraStiS
"Pravda" pazymi, kad eko-
nominiu santikiu klausimas
Rusijoje ligSiol pasiliko ne
iSriStas. Senobine tvarka
gull griuvesiuose, o nauja
kol-kas nepagaminta. Jci
taip tests toliau, tai veikial
neturGsime nei duOnOs, nei
avaliniu, kuro, kar6s me-
dziagos, gelezinkeliu koml-
nikacijos, nei kredito. Vie
mas miestas kovOs su kitu
w vagona su javais, viena
gubernija su kita w anglis,
zibalq ir TT. Kad nesulaukti
/ kO panaSaus, reikia kuOgrci-
ciausiai pravesti naujQ tvar-
ka.
Vienas Rusijos pad6jima
gcrai zinas pasakoja, kad
Russia laukia nauja revOliu-
cija ir tai kur-kas didcsnG
NJ buvusiajQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
ATSISAKE MOKETI
KONTRIBUCIJA.

Copenhagen, birz. 81. -
Kaikurios vokiccip uzimtos
Bclgijos provincijos atsisa-
Ike mokcti vokicCiams nuoIa-
tine kares kontribucijq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21

Rymas, birz. 21.-VOkic-
Eiai iSnaujo emt deportuoti
bclgus i Vokictija. Sv. Te-
vas pasiuntc Vokictijos Wy
riausybci protcsta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21
PERSHING IR JOFFRE

Paryzius, birz. 21. - Suv.
Valstiju gen. Pcrshing va
kar turGjo ilga konferencijq
su gcncrolu Joffrc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-21

New York, birz. 81. - IS
Kanados Morgano firmai at
gabcnta II milijonu dol.
auksu.
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o r AS
Birzelio 81, 1917 m.

Chicago ir apylinkes. =
Siandie ncpastovus oras; ga
ii but lictaus; rytoj grazu
ir vcSu.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York. July 2s.-The market
ruled quiet, with some demand based
on the approach of the bureau report
on the idea it might not reflect the
Improvement taking place in the crop.
The weather is favorable all over the
belt for the growing crop, the recent
showers east of the Mississippi being
followed by clearing warm weather.
The feeling in consequence of these
reports, together with those which in
dictate a hesitancy in the demand for
many articles at present at high
prices, has become rather bearish, SO
that it was thought the market might
close higher on smaller transactions
Just at the close selling orders from
the south could not be executed until
afterward at lower prices
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L. & N. Appointments

Louisville. KY, July 2s.-Circulars issued
today at the general offices of the Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad company
announce, effective August l. the ap-
pointment of W. F. Sheridan, Louisville,
to be superintendent of the Louisville
division, vice John Rose, transferred to
New Orleans, as superintendent of the
New Orleans and Mobile division, in sue
cession to Charles Marshall retired from
active service. j. A. Morrison, assistant
superintendent of the South and North,
Birmingham Mineral division is appoint
ed superintendent of the Kentucky di-
vision, with headquarters at Paris. KY
succeeding W. H. Anderson, deceased.
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New York Negroes Parade

New York, July 2S,-Negro men, women
and children, estimated to number 10, O0G
marched down Fifth avenue this after
noon in "a silent protest parade against
the race riots in Eapc st. Louis and
other sections of the country. Except for
fife and muffled drum corps, the
marchers had no music, but carried hun
dreds Of banners inscribed with various
legends of protest. Negro children from
Sunday schools and public schools in the
city led the parade, followed by the
women CARRIED in white, with the men
bringing up the rear.
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and tendernesses of life. Although in no
sense an imitation the title poem strong
ly resembles Eugene Fields "Teeny-
Weeny," with the same strong appeal
to every one who has the understanding
parent" heart, even though not blessed
with little ones of their own.
And because Mr.. Snyder knows the
value of children and has such keen sym
2athy with them, it naturally follows
hat he is not only a writer of poems
about children, but also for them. Some
Of the verses are just the thing for bed
time reading. billie Boy and T. will give
added pleasure to those whose hearts
are already attune with those of children;
it will show a new valuation of them to
those who have yet to learn their worth;
and 1t is bound to become favorite
among the little ones themselves.
For the past 20 years Mr.. Snyder's
work has found ready acceptance in this
leading magazines. Now for the first
time his poems have been collected and
issued in book form.
OTHER BOOKS RECEIVED GRE
VIEWED .IATER)
SOME ONE AND SOME BODY" BY
Forter Emerson Browne. Illustrated by
Clarence F. Underwood. TheBobbs Mer-
I'll Co. publishers. indianapolis.
WAR" BY Pierre Lott. j. B. Lippin-
colt Co.. publishers, Philadelphia.
THE FAMILY ALBUM" Drawings
and text by Frank Wing. The Reilly
Britton Co., publishers, Chicago.
OUR PART IN THE GREAT WAR;
By Arthur Gleason. With Illustrations
from photographs. Frederick A. Stokes
Co, publishers, New York city.
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JERRY OF THE ISLANDS. "

JERRY OF THE ISLANDS"
BY Jack London. Frontispiece. The Mac
milan company, publishers, New York
city.
Jerry of the Islands" Is one of Jack
London's best stories-dog stories-full of
the untempered light of the southern
seas, of which he wrote always so beau
tifully and so graphically.
How many times have you heard it
said IF only Jack London would write
another book like THE Call of the Wild?"
Luckily for US all just before his death
he completed the first dog story he had
written since THE Call of the Wild
and white Fang" Jerry of the Islands
is as different from THE Call of the
Wild" as the South Sea Islands are diff
ferent from Alaska; but Jerry, the Irish
terrier hero of this last story of Lon
dons is altogether a lovable hero as
Buck and his adventures are not a bit
less absorbing.
The point that all the critics seem to
be making in their reviews of Jack Lon
don's book, Jerry of the Islands, is that
this novel is no mediocre leftover
brought to light since Mr.. London's death
by the insistence of few of his ad-
mirers, but that, rather. it Is one of the
best and most carefully done of all his
stories. A paragraph in the New York
Globe is evidence Of this:
Jerry of the Islands bears no marks
of being the unfinished inferior product
of posthumous publications often are. 1t
is the kind of q story Jack London told
best, in which he piles up the horror
pictures wildly the strange scene and
makes of his dog very real hero. ,"
And again the same note is sounded
by the New York Tribune: Jerry has in
a high degree the Irresistible charm of
Mr.. London's best dog stories and is
worthy successor to his former works"
And finally the Boston Transcript: AL
though Mr.. Londons last novel is the
tale of a dog, it Is none the less another
revelation of Mr.. London's skill and ver-
satility. To say that in The Call of the
Wild he has already written a dog story
that can scarcely be equaled and that
certainly cannot be excelled either by
himself or any other wr,yer, Is very true
but at the same time it Is no less GER
tain that in Jerry of the Islands he
again puts himself to the test and energies
triumphant. His knowledge of and SYM
pathy with his subject are unbounded
and his imagination plays with all it's
customary vigor and variety over null
titude of scenes in which men as we'll
as the dog hero have an important part.
Mr.. London's experiences is such that
here, as elsewhere, he relieves his theme
of monotony by making his dog a cen
ter of human interest. 1t is good, too,
In his last novel to find Mr.. London
a story teller and not propagandist."
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FRANKLIN SPENCER sPALDING
MAN AND BISHOP"

MAN AND BISHOP"
BY John Howard Melish. The Macmil-
Ian company, publishers, New York
city.
A genuine boy, manly and idealistic, a
college youth, athletic and loyal an in
quiring theological student, a teacher
full of humor and fun. builder of a
modern city parish, preacher outspoken
and frank, a missionary bishop to miners
and Indians-ths is Franklin Spencer
Spalding as DR.. Melish shows him to
have been. Bishop Spaldings approach
to the problem of Mormonism, his con-
version to socialism, his advocacy of
peace. are wildly set forth in his own
letters. life Of adventure and spiritual
heroism, the story of it will be found of
wide and general interest and inspira-
ton.
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"woMEN OF REIGI11M.n

WOMEN OF BELGIUM"
TURNING TRAGEDY TO TRIUMPH.
BY Charlotte Kellogg. With an intro
duction by Herbert G. Hoover. Funk
Wagnalls, publishers. New York city
This volume Is revelation of 1.-The in
credible, unbreakable spirit sustaining
the Belgians, of the noble service which
Bedgan women have rendered and in
spred, of human sisterhood and brother
hood.
Women Of Belgium by Charlotte
Kellogg, Is book of gripping human
interest and wonderful insight
1t may be Of note to the reading public
to know that all profits from the sale of
the book go to the commission for re-
lief.
It's author, the only American woman
member of that commission, went to
Belgium last July and recently returned,
after careful study of a suffering people.
Her pages tell the wonderful story of a
great relief work nobly performed by
unselfish workers. in a land made desc
late by war.
Mr.. Herbert c. Hoover, head Of the re-
lief touchingly says: Our task and
theirs has been to maintain the laughter
of the children, not to dry their tears"
ZONE THERAPY"
BY William HI. Fitzgerald, M. D.. and
Edwin F. Bowers. NJ D. l. w. Long
Publisher, No. 1o1 Hight Street, Co.
| lumbus, 0.
| Nest physicians tell physicians how
they cure patients They also tell the
public how not to become patients
| But In this book DR. Edwin F. Bowers
| tells how DR.. w H. Fitzgerald. the dis
coverer of Zone Therapy, carries health
education a step farther. and describes
/, how Dr. Fitzgerald cures the public
after they become patients. This, with
| the definite idea that the knowledge
! can be applied by all the world. and
that thereby the sum total of human
life, health and happiness may be in
| creased
! The minute description Of cases re-
| lieved. together with the Identical meth
] DDS pursued to effect this relief is
veritable course in Zone Therapy. BY
| carefully studying these chapters any in
| telligent man or woman can relieve and
J often cure headache, hay fever, deafness,
| Indigestion, goitre, lumbago, and scores
of other conditions quite as well as
car the most high priced and efficient
] specialist.
over THE TOP"
| BY an American Soldier Who Went.
| Arthur Guy Empey. With Illustrations.
G. P. Putnam's Sons, Publishers, New
| York City.
For a year and half. until he fell
wounded In No Mans Land. this Amer
lean soldier, Arthur Guy Empey, saw
more actual fighting and real warfare
than any war correspondent who has
written about the war. His experiences
are grim. but they are thrilling and
ligktened by touch Of humor az orig
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WANTED-HEIp

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WHAT A COMPANY OFFICER


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FOR RENT-RnnMS

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rooms downstairs, newly papered,
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1916 Ford runabout, in good condition. can
be bought at a bargain. \Apply Glass
Bros. go I'D st. Main 1854
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-29

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-29

THE FAMILY ALBUM" Drawings
and text by Frank Wing. The Reilly
Britton Co., publishers, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-29

WAR" BY Pierre Lott. j. B. Lippin-
colt Co., publishers, Philadelphia.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-29

OUR PART IN THE GREAT WAR"
By Arthur Gleason. With Illustrations
from photographs. Frederick A. Stokes
Co., publishers, New York city.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-29

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