davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-03-17
GENTLEMAN jim.

Y N the Diamond shaft worked Gentle
man Jim,
Handsome of face and stout of limb.
Coarse In dress, but something in
= him,
Whether down in the coal mine. solid and
grim,
Or wandering alone in holiday time.
Won the love and respect Of all in that
cline.
He had no sweetheart. He had no wife.
Some mighty sorrow had dimmed his life.
His earnings. hardly won and small.
Were aye at the orphans and widows
OF those who had perished in shaft or
wings.
He was the friend of all living things.
And moving along in those toilsome ways
He wore the demeanor of gentler days.
In April last when the mine fell In.
Beneath the timbers stood Gentleman Jim.
With a giant grasp he flung two of the
boys
Clear of the danger with deafening noise.
The shaft gave way on every side.
The boys were safe. but Jimmie died;
Died as men de- and will die again,
Giving their lives for their fellow men.
When rocks and timbers were cleared
away.
And Jim borne up to tho light of day.
They took from his bosom. stained with
blood,
Two withered leaves and withered bud
pinned on card. "Toute a toi-
Marie"
Was written beneath them. Beneath 1t he.
On this relic his heart for years had
worn,
Had written. "All withered-except the
thorn"
What life romance. what story OF wrong.
This man had locked up In his soul SO
long,
Zone who loved him may ever know.
But the tale of his glorious chivalric deed
Shall not perish as long as men hold this
creed:
That the hero whose blood for his kind
is shed
Wins deathless fame and an honored
bed;
A monument grander than sculptor ore
In the glory that haiiows the martyrs
grave.
Daniel OConnsll.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-03-17

This is refreshing. The author says
his heroine isn't beautiful"
ut will be refreshing to see the pic
lures Of the heroine come up to the
print."-Louisville Courier-J ournai
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-03-17

Isn't 1t surprising what . lot of
cheeky things girl will do to manu-
facture q complexion?-Luke McLuka
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-03-17

1t is bad to work loiteringly: 1t Is
worse to loiser instead Of beginning to
work at all.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-03-17
Many Sided Woman.

Man thinks he is going to solve the
mystery known as woman after he is
married. And then the plot thickens
Toledo Klade.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-03-17
A huMoRIsT's VIEW.

IF all the states were going dry
\ And NIL the teas were pink
And all the sprees were sewing bees
'Twould drive a man to drink.
u. w. Foley.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1917-03-17

GONE people make . practice
~ OF sitting on a cactus.
There's nothing In fad like that
That ever would attract Us.
-FloAtinG
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-24
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
OUR MISTAKES ARE OUR TEACHERS

E OUR TEACHERS
actor to tell her own story plainly.
We see stories in the news of the girl
who falls, but we seldom see any
thing about the girl who somehow
manages to weather it through.
Paula and her friends, Alma and
Ruth and Emma, are bringing a mes
sage to the thousands and thousands
Of girls who are at this moment say
ing that life is not worth the living
because they have had their Hottest
ideals crushed and their souls LAGER
ated and torn. Take heart, child,
every time you pass through the fire
Of knowledge and understanding you
come out purer and more refined
gold they say. 1t is only those VINO
are drOss that are consumed
Il can't help feeling sorry for that
poor little Paula" said Chad rather
refectively.
She felt very sorry for herself
was my smiling rejoinder. I'VE have
cried many times over her story as
she has tried to picture to me the
heartbTeak that was pressed into
those first years Of her Orphanage."
Seems to me her aunt and her
cousins were more than UnhumanIy
negleCtful. l can hardly think, Mar
gle, there are women in the world
that would be as Unkind to another
woman as Paula's Aunt Rachel is to
her"
That is just the point, Pat, 4" I said.
The story of Paula's life will show
that all women are not angels, nor
all men devils. 1t will show, however,
that the good and the bad are about
evenly divided between the sexes and
that both young men and women
make their first mistake because they
do not know. The innocence that
their fathers and mothers speak of
with so much pride as being a cher
ished attribute is a weapon which all
UnEnOwingly they will use to hurt
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-24

OUR MIST AXES Al
Jim and Eiene had started out on
the boardwalk and left MOllie, Chad,
Pat and me on the veranda overlook
ing the sea.
Il like the story of Paula very
much" continued Pat. ct is arOUs-
ing much interest and discussion in
the paper"
THE thing I like about it," said
MOllie, lis it does not skim the reaH-
ties of life. While l know the story
is that of Margie's friend, I can read
Margie's big ideas and Margie's high
moral standards in every line. Well,
l know if 1 had not had Margie to
tell me Of many Of the pitfalls that
were yaWning at my feet l certainly
would have stumbled into. them"
1T seems to me" spoke up Chad,
that one of the great problems OF
life today is the relation Of the sexes
in the working world. No one who
thinks at all can deny that emissary
Of cupid, prOpinqUity. The sooner
fathers and mothers get over the idea
-A4cAJ IA1C44 OOLlD anu uduSA4IC10 al =
immune to the call of natural Sc
lection the sooner will we have a
higher if not a single standard Of
morals"
Alice thinks the story fine" said
Pat. "She told me yesterday some
time she was going to let you write
hers, MaTgie."
q have already written it, Pat, in
my little boOk-and l consider it only
one more wonderful illustrative and
Illuminating chapter in the life of
The woman who must work"
''The place Of woman is no longer
N the home" said MOllie.
''The conditions that confronted
our mothers and the care and pro-
lection that was given them are not
and can never be ours. It seems to
me very foolish not to discuss this
great problem that comes to every
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
HINDENBURGO PASI-
DIDzIAVIMAS.

Amsterdam, birz. II. =
NOkietijOs fieldmarSalas Won
Hindenburg muse telegrama
laikraSciui 'Postdam Union
apie vokieGiu taikq.
'Esu isitikines, kad vokie
clU kariuOmene ir visi gv-
ventOjai stipriai stoves Sale
garbingOjo kaizeriO ir prizes
bile katra ant zem6s valsty-
be praves taika tokiq, ko-
kiQ pageidaus."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
VOKIEcIU NUSISKUN
DIMAI.

Berne, Sveicari.ja, birz. II.
= BadenO kunigaikSti.jos
(VokietijOje) vidujiniu rel
kalu minister's pripazino,
kad maisto ir ekonominis
stOvis VOkietijOjc labai APP
gailetinas. Gyventojams ne
4 kitokio isejimo, kaip tik
apsiginkluoti kantrybc il
laukti sekancios pjuties.
Apie toki pat stow raSo
If "Koelnische Ztg." Ji
tvirtina, kad kares prasite-
simas Wis labiau apsunkina
maistO stow, SUI kuriuO ka-
riauti tikrai jau nelcngva.
MaistO iSteklius visur jarl
baigiamas. Is neutrality salig
del nardanciu laiviu veiki-
mo niekO negalima gauti.
NeutralGs Sails be to maisto
iSteklius palaiko sau nuo to
'laikO, kuOmet nardanCios
laives pradejO skandinti vi
sus be jokio skirtumo lai-
vus.
Pasirodo tatai, kad mar
danciu laiviu veikimas ken
kia paciai Vokietijai, mes tos
laives neleidzia gabenti
maisto / Vokietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
Rusijos kazokai stow uz vyriausyb
Hindenburgo pasididziavimas
Nuzudyta Dublino policDos inspektorius
AUSTRIA SU TAIKOS
MISIJA PETROGRADE.

Amsterdam, birz. II. -
"Bcrlin Local Anzeiger"
pranesa, kad Petrogradan
nukeliave austrai SUI taikos
misija.
(Anadien buvo praneSta,
kad KiSinevc areStuota 2
austru generOlu ir kcliolika
Oflcieriu SUI kareiviais. Visa
ia partija keliavo taikOs rel
kalais i Petrograda lydima
rusu kareiviu. Vyriausybe
tuos "svecius" liepe submit
If pristatyti Petrogradan.
Tai, rasi, apie ta misi.ia ir
mini "B. Local Anzeiger."
Jci taip, tai jau ia partija
ncsiskaitO jokia taikos pa
siuntiniu kuopa, bet buris
austru nelaisviu).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
NUzUDYTA DUBLINO
POLICIJOS INSPEK-
TORIUS.

Dublinas, Aiiija, birz. II.
-Praeita sekmadieni cia al
rlu Sim Feiner draugi.ia
susaukt susirinkima, kad
uzprotestuoti prizes Anglia
uz laikyma kalejime airi,l
revoliucionieriu.
Susirinkima taisyti uz-
draude vyriausias anglu ka-
riuOmenes kOmendantas All
rlJoJe, gen. Mahon. Jis isa-
ke policijai nepaklusnius
arcStuOti.
Kuomet prieSingai isaky-
mo paskirton vieton susirin-
ko atrial revOliliciOnieriai,
policijos inspektorius Mills
Ju kelis vadovus suareStavo.
Gabenant suareStuOtuO-
sius kalejiman, nezinomas
uzpuolikas smoge inspekto-
rlui Mills galvon kokiuo tai
kictu daiktu.
InspektOrius veikiai miro
nugabentas kaejiman. Pix
tadaris nesuimtas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
ANGLA| SPAUDzIA DESIN!y! v0kIECIY
SPARNA BELGIJ0JE
SUMANYTA SUNAIKINTI NARDAN-
GU LAIVIQ PRIEPLAUKA
LAUKIAMAS TALKININKU UzPUOLIMAS
MAKEDONIJOJ

mazejusios, mes didziuma
austrQ il vokieciu is ten pa
siusta prizes italus ir prizes
anglus su prancuzais vaka-
riniam karGs Some.
Svarbiausias talkininku
sumanymas, tai sunaikinti
vOkieciu nardanciu laiviu
pricplaukas BelgijOs pa
kraSciais. Mes is tn pric-
plauku nardanciOs laives
tikromis virtyncmis kasdien
iSplaukia IL seja mirti An
glijos pakraSciais.
Prizes Sitas prieplaukas
bus panaudota ne tik kares
laivynai ir sauszemio jegos,
bet dar IL Simtai lakunu.
Hindenburgas sakosi ga
lis visam pasauliui antmest1
nOrus. Bet jam bus pa
rodyta, kad taip nera ir ne
gall but.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
GEN. PERSHINGO DALIS
-OFICIERIU PRANCU-
ZIJOJE.

Paryzius, birz. II. - Cio-
mai is Anglijos atkeIiavo
dalis Suv. Valstiju gen.
Pcrshingo oficieriu, kur is
kilmingai sutikti. Jie pri-
ruOS pirmuosius zingsnius
siunciamai Europon Suv.
Valstiju kariuomcnei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
VOKIEcIQ PASTANGOS
PADARYTI TAXA
SU RUSIJA.
Petrogradas, birz. II.

wv 3 VII II. IL. -
Tomis dlenomis kareiviu il
darbininku atstovu taryba
paSkelbe smulkmenas apie
vokieciu fieldmarSalo Won
lllndenburgo pastangas pa
daryti atskira taika SUI Ru-
sija.
PetrOgrado kareiviu ir
darbininku atstovu tarybai
Hindenburgas pasinnt6 be-
vieliu telegraph depeSa,
kviesdamas rusQ armijas pa
deti ginklus ir pradeti tai
kos derybas su vokieciu dip
lomatais. Kareiviu il darbi-
ninku atstOvq taryba atme-
tG ta pasiulijima. Hinden-
burgas be to siule rusams
salygas, kurios de facto tu-
rejo pabaigti kare rytiniam
frOnte, nepertraukiant dip
lomatiniQ santikiu SUI talki-
ininkais.
Kareiviu il darbininku ia
ryba po sitO paskelbe i ru-
sll armijas karSta atsiliepi-
ma, kuriam pranese Won
Hindenburgo pasiulijima ir
pazymejO, kad armijos be
Jokip svarstymu atmes tn
sumanyma, kaip ligsiol at
mete kiekviena vokieGill
prizes Rusiia 2asikesinima.
Tarp kitko kareiviu ir
darbininku atstovu taryba
savo atsiliepime sako:
"Savo bevielio TELEGRAPH
depesoj vokieciu generolas
pazymejO, kad laikina vo-
kleclu SUI rusaiS santaika
NOkietijai neatnes jokios
naudos. TOks tvirtinimas te-
clau yra neteisingas, nes
kalbant, paw, apie vokieciu
karluOmen6s neveikluma ru-
sV frOnte, vOkieciu generolas
pamirsta tai, ko Russia ne
gall pamirSti, butent pasku-
tlnlO rusams smugio palci
StOckhOd.
"Vokieciu generolas pa
mirso, jogei Rusijos kariuo-
meme Zinc is kokiOs vietos
rusu frOnte ir kick Vokieti-
ia iStraukia kariuOmenes ir
sunkiOsiOs artilerijos. Vo-
kleciu generolas pamirSo, jo-
gel mes cionai, Rusijoje, Cir
dime atgarsi kovu vakari-
mann kares fronte. Vokie-
clQ generolas turbut pamir-
so tai, jOgi talkininku ivei-
xmas vakaruose reikStu
paciOs Rusijos iveikimas."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
GEN. PERSHING PIE
TAUJA SU KARALIUMI.

Londonas, birz. II. - Va
kar Buckingham rumuose
Suv. Valstiju gen. Pershing
pietavo SUI Anglijos karaliu-
mi IL karalienc. Buvo ir
Suv. Valstiju ambasadorius
Page.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
GENERALS UzPUOLI-
MAS PRIZES VOKIEcIUS.

Londonas, birz. II. - An
glu generolo Plumer armija
vakar paGme nuO vOkieciu
visa mylia ju apkasu Flan-
drijoje, anot Oficialio pra-
neSimO.
Taippat paskelbta, kad
italai atnaujino savo uzpuo-
lima prizes austrus visu
frOntu nuO Trieste igi
Trent.
AnOt officially ziniu is Ita-
lijos, didziausi muSiai dabar
seka Sugana klonyj, i piet-
rytus nuO Trent.
Tai pasekmes nesenai ivy
kusiOs Ryme talkininku at
stow kares konferencijos,
kuriOj nutarta stoti genera
lin uzpuoliman prizes vokic-
cius visuOse frOntuOse ir
meginti jiems uzduoti nepa-
keliama smugi.
Prancuzai praneSa, kad
jie atmuSe dvi vOkieGiu alta
ki ant palei Courcy, Pran
cuzijOje. Po Sito prasidejo
artilerijos dvikova.
Talkininku pirmiausias
zygis bus sutruSkinti dcSini-
j vOkicciu fronto sparna
vakariniam kares fronte. ST.
tas sparnas tesiasi per tur-
tingas Prancuzijos kasyk-
las, paskui per derlinguo-
sius laukus ir atsiremia /
Siaurines jures, Belgijoje.
Angla,i gal jau Siandie
yra pasigamine smOgti prieS
vOkiecius Siauriniu juriu
pakrasciu BelgijOje ir sunai-
KNIT visas ten atsirandan-
cias ju nardanciu laiviu
prieplaukas. Tam tikslui an
glai yra pagamine sausze-
mio spekas ir kares laivus.
Vienu zygiu vokieciai bus
uzpulti is abieju Sonu, suim-
ii kryziavOn ugnin.
Kas svarbiausia. kad tai
kininkai pasirenge pakilti
II MakcdOnijos frontc, Bal
kanuose, kur kaikuri laika
smarkesnis veikimas buvo
apsistojes.
Is Sofijos gauta zinios,
kad talkininkai Gme vcikti
Balkanuose, pasigirdes
smarkus armotQ baubimas.
Galimas daiktas, kad vel
kiai prasides muSiai ir Ru-
mumjos frontc. Tcnai rllmu-
M kariuomen6 perorgani-
quota ir tik laukia isakymo
pulties prizes vokiecius ir
austrus, kuriu ten J6gos SUI
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
ITALAI ATNAUJINA
UzPUOLIMA.

Rymas, 5irz. II. - Italai
atnaujino uzpuolima prizes
austrus IsOnzo fronte. Pr
muoju sudliu paem6 Monte
Ortigara ir Angelic PERCH
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
NEzUVO NEI VIENAS
zMOGUS SALVATORE.
Sn Salvador, birz. II.

Sn Salvador, birz. II. =
Nuo zcmcs drebGjimo cionai
nezuvo nci vienas zmogus,
bet materijaliai nuostoliai
labai Gideli. Sales vyriausy-
be rupinasi pagelbeti vi
stems items, kurie neteko
pastoges ir mantos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
Londonas, birz. II. -

glijOs yyriausyb6 atsak6
Rusijai, kokiais tikslais il
kariaujanti. Anglia savo
atsakyme pazymi tik vienos
Lenkijos neprigulmybc.
Apie mazcsniqsias tautas
neprisimena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
UzDRAUDE Aka
MEMS NAUDOTIES
zUVIMIS.

Haaga, Oirz. ~. - Vokie-
tijos vyriausybe uzdraud6
Olandijai siusti i Belgija zu-
Wis ir tue budu gelbeti ak
stancius belgus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
NUSKANDINTA NORVE
GU LAIVAS.

New York, birz. 12.-Vo-
kieciai nuskandino nOrvegu
laiva "Askold." Sitas lai-
vas is Anglijos plauke j Ap-
rikos pakrascius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
NUSKANDINTA AMERI-
KONINIS LAIVAS.

Londonas, birz. II. - Vo-
kicclQ nardancioji laive nu-
skandinO amerikonini gar
laivl "Magnus Manson" !"
lgula iSgclbeta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
ATRADO BRANGINTI-
MAS IKONAS.
Tomis ikonomis buvusioji
Rusijos cariene puose
Rasputino kappa.

StOCknOlmaS, DlrZ. IL IA
SO 'Thc Chic. ID. News"
korcspondcntas). = Cars
koje SielO buvusiO caro- ru-
mu medziais apaugusiOse
apylinkesc atrasta keliOs
brangintinOs ikonOs (pa-
veikslaD SUI paauksuOtais
rGmais, papuOStais brangiais
akmenGliais. Ant ikOnu bu-
vO padcti paraSai, kad tai
buvusios cariencs IL jos duk-
teriu dovanos, padGtos ten
nuzudyto Rasputino atmin-
ciai. Kick zinoma, tOjc vie
toje, kur atrastOs tOs ikOnOs,
buvo palaidotas Rasputinas.
Ikonas atradO kazkOksai
Bicliajcv. Jis tas ikOnas at
gabeno pas Carskojc Sielo
kariuOmcnGs komendanta IL
pasisiulc jas nuvezti PctrO-
gradan ir atiduOti laikinai
vyriausybei.
Beliajev SUI ikOnOmis nu-
vyko Petrogradan ir ten
Kotovo krautuvejc megino
jas parduoti. Pareikalavo 80
tukstanciu rubliu. Paskui
sutiko atiduOti pigiau. Bet
KOtov, uzuot pirkti ikonas,
telefOnu pasisauke milician-
tus ir Site arcStavO Bella
jcva.
Ikonos paimta. Jos bus
padGtOs revoliucijinin mu-
ziejun, kokis sumanyta pa
gaminti kick Saliai aprimus.
Petrograde suimta kaz-
koksai SimanOviG, kurs pa
sisakc buves Rasputino pri-
vatinis sekretoriuS. PasirO-
de, kad tikrai jis skaitesi
RasputinO sekretoriumi. De-
ia, patirta, kad Sitas 'sek-
rctorius" nemOka ne tik
skaityti, bet ir rasyti.
O teciau prasigyvenes ir
visam PetrOgrade buvo pa
garseJes vieSpataujant Nj
kalojui ROmanovui. W ivai-
rius biurokratams vladimir
kams prieStariavimus jis ke-
lis kartus policijos buvo SUI
imtas IL administrative ke-
liu nubaustas iStremti is
PetrOgrado. Teciau su Ras-
putino pagelba jam visuo-
met pasisekdavo iSsisukti
nuO bausmes. Viena karta
nuO bausm6s jis buvo pa
liuosuotas patics caro- isaky-
mu.
SuareStuotas Simanovic
pristatytas dumos bustan
prizes komisijq. Tcnai jis mi
liciantams siules ID tukstan-
civ rubliu, kad jam butll lei
sta nors trumpai pakalbGti
per tclcfon2. Bet miliciantai
jo siuloma papirkima atmc-
tG.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
WASHINGTON, birz. 12.

= Su siandie diena visose
Suv. Valstijose prasides
arestavimai 21-3O metu W.
ru, kurie neparodys zenklo,
jogei jie yra atlike kares
registracija birz. 5 d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
ORAS.
Birzelio IL, 1917 m.

Chicago ir apylinkes. -
Siandie lietus ir griausmai;
vakare salciau; rytoj regis
irgi lietus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
LORDAS NORTHCLIFFE
AMERIKOJE.
Atlantiko uostas, birz. II.

ACIantIK0 u0StaS, bIrZ. II.
i Suv. Valstijas atkeliavo
Anglijos vyriausybes atsto-
vas lordas NOrthcliffe. Jis
sloj salyj savo vyriausybe
atstovaus kares pramones
reikalais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12

Washington, birz. II. -
Kongresc prad6ta svarstyti
maisto bilius. Spekuliantus
apima baimG.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12

Londonas, birz. 12.-Dip-
lomatinius rySius su Vokie-
tia pertrauk6 rcspublika
San Domingo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
Washington, birz. II.

Suv. Valstijos nuo bal. 1 d.
prizes vokiecip nardancias
laivcs apginklavo 1863 viso-
kius savo laivus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
Ministerio zmona istojo
kariuomenen.

Rusijoj organizuojamas
mote1iu pulkas, kurs po is
lavinimo bus pasiustas j APP
kasus kares frontan. Mote
rip pulkan jau istojo 800
mOter1u. Istojo ir kar6s mi
niStcrio Kerenskio zmona.
Balsuos 18-kos metu
amziaus.
Nuskirta komisija sutvar-
kyti balsavimo tciscs, kuO-
met prisicis rinkti atstovus
Sales istcigiamajin parla-
mcntan, nusprcndc, kad bu-
tn prilcidziami prie balsa-
vino visi pilieciai pradejus
1S-ka mctq amziumi.
KOmisija tq savo nuspren-
dina parcmia tue, kad jci
jauni vaikinai yra verTiami
kareiviauti, stoti Sales ap-
giniman, tai toxic gall nau-
dOties ir pOlitikos tcisemis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12

Londonas, birz. ~. - An
glai pasivare pirmyn i ry-
tus nuO Messines.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-12
SUZEISTI KAREIVIAI
STOW Uz KARE.

Petrogradas, birz. ~. =
Praeita sckmadieni vietos
gatvemis parOdavO tukstan-
ciai suzeistu ir ligustu ka-
reiviu is visu ligoniniu. In
domi buvO tu nelaimingu.ju
demonstraclja. Katric karei-
viai ncgalejo eiti, tie buvo
vezami autOmObiliais ir ka-
rietomis. Demonstracija su-
rengta vesfi kare ir toles-
Mai IL jokiuo budu nedaryti
atskirOs taikos su VOkictija.
Kazokai stow uz vyriausybe.
NalstieclQ kOngrese m.
NOvOccrkaSke vienaS kazO-
ku atstOvas, M. Kuban, at
stovams praneSe, kad kazo-
kai paremia dabartine Rusi-
jos laikina vyriausybe ir j;e
nepripazista kitokios, kaip
tik jig viena. Kazokai pasi-
ruoSe imties ginklu i kick
vlcna vyriausybGs pareika-
lavima.
Kuban be to pasake, kad
i kazokU kraStus buvo atsi-
lanke LeninO Salininkai, kad
kazokus patraukti savo pu-
sen del taikos su NOkietija.
Bet kazokai items nepraSy-
items svcciams liepe eiti Sa-
lin. Jie IL nucjo niekO ne
peSe.
Sitas pat valstieciu kon-
gresas pasiuntc savo pasvei-
kinima talkininku ambasa-
doriams Petrograde pazy-
medamas, kad valstieGiai
des visas savo pastangas ka-
1iauti tOlesniai ir sutruSkin-
ii savo priesininka.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-05
TO RAISE DAMAGED U-no>Ts

As "a means 90 bringing damaged
submarines 10 the -urfac" Nntn"u'
Musoronti ~ Brooklyn. y y, en-
ploys in connection With "a 200-pouud
model. "a simple gas generating ou'-
nt. The invention. as described ana
Illustrated IA the Scientific American.
depends in IT, application upon the
buoyancy of the gas which when
generated. D. sufficient to raiso ihe
submerged vessel
Waterproof canvas or ruph'rizea
fabric uags are placed in the ballast
tanks oi the-suhmar.ue IN series.
Normally these hags are 81 course.
debated and. hence occupy compare
tl,elN little srucc u when sunmors-
ed. something should happen {" the
mercinnisut ~ the craft so tina, u
could not bee brought 90 the surface.
the gas generating plant Is set Boo OPP
GRAFTON. AUgNlone gas IL produced
bv the contact 81 sea water with 'a|-
c.um curblde amt is forced through 20
s,ries OF ducts nto the arrangement
pf bags Initiating thouN tn" inflated
bags. of course. di-placc the water To-
the ballast tanks. with IN" desired
result
III Dis further suggested SAYS th"
writer - the article. "thpf the prIn-
chile IL not necessarily limited O." -u'-
mar.ue4. and that % can u" applied
iu 70 similar manuc TO '"llap@Ih''
poltoous q, he carried los airplan"-
and nIlcd with gas in the event or .
forced descent over water In TACT
Nr Nusruutls invention covered a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-05
] LIBERTY AND UNION,
! NOW AND FOREVER,
! ONE AND l~NSEPARABLE |


case OF the Grand Canon where the at.
tendance had been steadily declinine
Tor years. reachinf the low mark OF
1915 IN 1914. and jumping suddenly
TO I0l. 2os IN 1918. ,.4
The newest u the parks have ais
been quick TO feel the new impulse.
The Rocky Mountain Park. opened To
the public IN 1915. comprises some as
square mites IN the heart ~ the Rock
les, with mountains OF 5000 fee2 a.
tiiude and many remarkable record.
OF the glacial period. Tho first sea-
sons attendance was $1,000, which IN
creased 10 1916 To 5i.000. rivaiing tn,
best records II the older peaks befor,
the war.
The new popularity Of our national
parks does not seem TO be limited a.
any particular section. \ large pro-
portion 81 the tourists visiting tie
westernmost parks have come from
the eastern coast. In some eases the
continental roads have beer heavily
taxed to transport these through pas
sengers. In the competition which
has ensned the rates have been re-
duced In man> cases until the trip l.
no more expensive than the cheapest
European our. \ large proportion ~
these visitors have probably spent
from 3 ~ $50 each. The railroads
report that New England and tho
middle west have been especially well
represented.
During the season ~ 1915 ten 81 the
parks were visited hy "a. coo automo-
bile parties. which alone totnled a.
sis visitors This list noes not include
the. more accessible parks. such as
Hot SPRING. a large proportion Of the
tourists visiting the national parks
are coming 90 know their native land
very intimately. even u the ave not
seen America first.
10 sum UP. then. the attendance of
orr thirteen national parks in the
year before the outbreak ~ the Flu
ropean war was 2s9. 5ss. which in
creased in the roilewing year to SSA-
~. and SIN further in the season OF
1915 TO 352.512. Since the opthreah
OF the war. therefore. thousands OF
Americans have seen Tor the first time
sumo S1-the na4nrAl-WeHdsrz~oithe
country.