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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05
q. NJ. GRANTS DEMANDS.

The Willmar roundhouSe boiler
makers and helpers, numbering about
fifteen, carried out their orders- faith
fully last Monday morning at ten o.
clock. The strike had been ordered
and promptly at the hour set for the
"walkout' they left their work. They
were determined to stand by their de-
mands and were likewise confident Of
obtaining them. They demanded
that the company recognize their new,
ly formed union, which is similar to
those on most Of the larger roads, and
that the handy men," being In real.
ity boiler makers, only at . smaller.
salary, should be made boiler makersz
at an increased salary, leaving only
two classes, boiler makers and help
ers. BY some unlucky chance, the
telegram from the company headquar.
tiers, acceding to their employees de-
mands, had been by mistake sent to
different place and so did not reach
the Willmar division as it did the 9TH
ers, in time to check the walk out.
It did come finally at eleven thirty
and the brief strike was called OF.
The boiler makers returned to their
interrupted work at one o'clock In tho
! afternoon. ~ sse.. -s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05

of the arm of Peterson to hold him
back. On Thursday, Aug. %, Berg
strom had Peterson arrested for as.
sault and battery and the case was
tried In the afternoon before Justice
Dan Seneschal, at the town hall at
Atwater. Peterson was found guilty
and was fined IS and costs which he
paid.
Half IN hour later ~ Petersen was
about to leave town and was walking
to the postof1co, 4 crowd including
the threshing crew stood in front of
F. A. Anderson's store and began teas.
ing and passing sarcastic remarks as
he passed. AS Peterson passed thru
the crowd he saw Bjork and asked
him If it was he who held his arm in
that day at the Bergstrom place.
Bjork was standing on the curb Of the
sidewalk at the southeast corner of
Anderson's store. Peterson hit Bjork
and the latter lost his balance and
fell into the gutter, his head striking
a stone. Conclusion of the brain rem
dered him unconscious. Petersen as
sisted In carrying the injured man to
Hotel Atwater and called for DR..
Oliver Porter. Bjork was at the no.
tel until Sunday, when he was taken
to DR.. Porter's Office where he died
Thursday evening as stated.
Arthur L. Peterson is the son of
R. J. Peterson of tennessee town.
ship, and is about % years old. In
company with A. w. Broden he rent
ed the Tom Tierney farm this year.
Erick Bjork, the unfortunate victim
of this sad affair, was born at Mock
fjard, Sweden, Nov. 6, 1859. He came
from Sweden to this county in 1885
with family. He worked at various
places, at one time for Andrew Peter
son at Willmar. His first wife and
two children died and were buried IN
the Lake Elizabeth cemetery. In 1903
he married Miss Emma Johnson, who
survives him with no children. They
lived eight years in East Lake Lillian
two years at Minneapolis, where Mr.
Bjork was employed in the City Water
department, and four years ago they
located near Atwater. The widow is
staying at the Charles Gustafson place
at Atwater. She expects to live will
two sisters, one at Redwing and one
at Ellsworth; Wis. The deceased i.
also mourned by sister, Mrs. An
ders Erickson at Borgsheden, Mock
fjard, Sweden.
The funeral occurred at Wilma
last Sunday, from the Swedish Mis-
sion church, of which the decease,
was member. Rev. G. N. Tegnel
of1iciated. The interment took plac
in the Fairview cemetery.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05
RELIEVES DR.. PORTER.

DR.. H. Holiday of Minneapolis ar
rived Monday evening to be employed
at the dental Office Of DR.. H. F. Por-
ter during the time that DR.. and Mrs.
Porter and children are visiting on
the Coast. They left today on the
trip, and are planning to spend a
month at the home of Mrs. Porter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. McCune at Or
land, Calf.
DR.. Holiday was a very close as
sociate with the professors at the U.
Of NJ, and was in the Research de.
partment during his senior year. He
has been employed at the University
hospital the past summer. He is high
ly recommended by DR.. B. A. Herrick
OF Red Wing and Dean Owre Of the
University. DR.. Holiday will also be
associated with DR.. Porter this com
Ing fall and winter.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05
.ER|Ck BJ0Rk DIES
FROM HIS INJURIES
Remained Unconscious Eight
Days Peterson Held to
Grand Jury.

The unfortunate alteration at At
water last week resulted in the death
of Erick Bjork, the man who was
struck and foil striking his head
against stone in the gutter. After
remaining unconscious from Thurs
day, Aug. % to Thursday, Aug. 80, he
died at $40 pm. on the latter date
without regaining consciousness.
The assailant, Arthur Levi Peter
son, was arrested on the charge Of as
sault in the second degree soon after
the occurrence and was taken to Will
mar to await the outcome of Mr..
Bjork's injuries. Today he was re-
leased on $500 bail, having been bound
over to await the action Of the grand
jury in October.
The trouble started on Rob't Berg
strom's place on Aug. Is, when A. T.
Peterson and Mr.. BergstrOm had a
disagreement about some threshing
matter. The latter was struck at by
Peterson, and Erick Bjork took hold
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Alderman,
Marie and Anna Berg autoed to MINI.
eapolis Monday.
J Mrs. X. o. Krantz and two chill
dren left Tuesday night for their home
at Lisbon, N. D., after visit with
relatives and friends in this city and
vicinity.
Mrs. G. A. Monson returned to
her home at Milaca last Saturday 81
ter visiting with relatives in this city
and vicinity. She was accompanied
>by Miss Agnes Monson on her re-
turn. Miss Monson will attend school
at Milaca this year. :,
Lars Peterson, Alfred Aim,
Themer Norling, Earl Hanscom, Day.
i'd and Roy Samuelson motored to
Litchfield Monday where they attend
ed the base ball game between Ltch.
field and St. Cloud. The game was
won by Litchtield, score 10-1.
Mrs. Henry Ter Haar arrived to-
day from Marshall. She will return
tomorrow accompanied by her daugh-
ter Birdie who recently underwent en-
operation at the DR.. Benson hospital.
Miss Ter Haar expects to return In a
month to resume her duties as nurse
at this hospital.
Corporal Charles McClafferty and
First Sergeant Segler closed their re-
cruiting Office here today. They will
be employed at an Office In Minneap
oils. Mr.. and Mrs. McClanerty left
today for couple Of days visit with
her parents at Hanley Falls before
leaving for their home in Minneap
Oils. = ..~.~@. -.
Robert McClintock has resigned
his position, as expressnan for thu
Great Northern and left Sunday fol
Glasgow, Mont, where he will be en-
ployed In similar business. He vii
try the work at least q month before
he will move. Roland DeLaHunt hal
been appointed to MI the vacancy
temporarily.
William Magnuson, who was thu
winner in the garden contest held II
this city recently, left Saturday To-
the cities to be present at the Stat
Fair where he will receive his rewart
Of q weeks stay at the Boys CAM
at the fair, and have the pleasure
associating with other winners from
different parts of the state. -
Mrs. Carl Carlson and daughters
lone and Janice Of Minot are spending
week at the A. Adams home. Mr.
I Carlson and daughters have Just r.
turned from Seattle, Wash, and BIZ
, ings, Mont, where they have been VII
! itfng for some time. Mr.. Carlson VII
4 arrive Saturday and they win leav
i for homo next week.
I -LAwrence Rodlun made trip
Minneapolis last Friday BY auto, :,
/ turning Sunday. Enroute he pickle
! NJ Ed. Rodlun, with the Interstat
4 ICommerco Commission at Chicagl
Z Troy Rodlun VIII the Pan Mod
81 Copeny s. c15oud and Elior
GIRo al brll thgwAple r,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05

Sunday school will commence
next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the Synod church In this city. All
teachers and pupils are asked to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Eastlund, Jas.
Matson. and William Johnson autoed
to Minneapolis Sunday morning, re-
turning Tuesday. They attended the
state fair.
Mrs. Paul Heating returned We'd
nesday from Foxholm, N. D., where
she was present at the golden we'd
ding Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
S. Kinney.
Mrs. S. F. Harlow and daughter,
Gladys have returned to their home at
Tilden. Nebraska, after an extended
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Harlow
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bjornberg
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bjornberg of Fab
lun left last week for the cities where
they will visit friends and relatives
for some time.
Misses Elnora Nickelson, Lille
Hook and Elizabeth Fisher returned
Sunday evening from few days. Wis
it with Ethel anu Harold RosenQuist
in Minneapolis. =
Mrs. Chas. Roske, Mr.. and Mrs
Stanke, and Prof. Melvin Roske Of
Gary, s. D., visited few days last
week at the Chas. Roske home neal
Lake Wagonga.
| The Home Department of thu
Swedish Baptist church will meet a
the home of Mrs. G. D. Forssell, 601
First street, Tuesday afternoon, Sept
II. Members please attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Tallaksol
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Rodegeb lef
this morning for Minneapolis wher'
they will attend the state fair. The.
made the trip In the latter's car.
u. A.--Risdau of Grove City wa
called here Tuesday on account Of tn
serious ilness-of his wife who under
went an operation at the Bethesd
hospital about three weeks ago.
, John Hildahl, contract painter
. left Monday for Lidgerwood, N. Oak
where he will be employed a fe,
weeks painting several oil plants 70
Bartles-Seott OIL Co. of this city.
: Otto Knedell left this afternoo
for Benson where he will be in th
employ Of the Great Northern AZ ope
y ator. He has been night operator Z
: the local ONCE the past two weeks.
= s-.--==s my: Mrs. G. H.. Evans, VIII
have been spending some time
Willmar, left last week for atrip thu
= the South. Mr.. Evans sin the on
= ploy Of the Pan Motor Company
: st. Cloud.
--Alexander Sand and Merald To
lefson visited at the latter's parent,
9 homo at Granite Falls on Sunday q
'fI Monday. They motoreds TO Redwoc
. Falls On Sundsy and 70 Nontsyids
z ma IAe qui Parls Adnday, r1inzniz
s ~ -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05
ENcINEER SERIOUSLY INJURED
Charles J. Mold Crushed Between In.
CINE and Separator Last
Friday.

Charles J. Mold, Of Kandiyohi, was
severely crushed last Friday when
the steam traction engine which he
was running backed into the separ-
ator, while moving a threshing rig in
Green Lake township. He was taken
at once to the Bethesda hospital in
this city. It was found that he had
sustained some broken ribs and in.
ternal injuries. At first his life was
>despaired of, but he has shown some
improvement, and there is now a
chance for his recovery.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05

Emil Backlund, a storage battery
expert who has been in tho employ
Of the Willard Storage Battery Plant
at Cleveland, Ohio the past five years,
and Bert Ballard, a first class ma
chinist Of the Chevrolet Automobile
Company at Flint, Mich, have arriv-
ed this week to accept positions with
the Handy-Lewis Motor Company Of
this city.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to neighbors and other friends
for their kindness and assistance dur
ing the illness of our late husband
and father, and for their sympathy
after his DEATH We also wish to ex-
press our gratitude to the donors of
the beautiful flowers. May God bless
all.
Mrs. Jonas johnson and Family
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05
Mrs. Jonas Johnson and Family

Mrs. Charles Dunn of Vancouver,
B. c., Canada, visited at the Carl An
derson home last Saturday while On
ner way to Minneapolis where she
will visit at her parental home for
some time.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05
+ FIRST LIEUTENANT.

DR.. Herbert Hoglund, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Hoglund of this city,
received his commission as first lieu
tenant yesterday. He will enter the
Dental department..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05

r 20. W. Bjorkquist Of Moorhead, N.
D. was q visitor at the J. A. Vail.
strand home yesterday morning..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05
CARD OF THANKS!

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the railroad men and others
for the sympathy shown us in our be.
reavement, when our darling daugh-
ter, Fay was taken from US, and for
the flowers contributed at the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Osborne.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-05

u. A. RisdaI returned to his home
at Grove City today.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11
DIDzIAUSIA sly METQ
MUSI LAIMEJO PETAIN.

Paryzius, geguzio 6 d.-Gen
Petain laiinejo didiiausia siu me-
tu musi.
Paskutines dvi dienos kovos pa
gal Chemin des Danes netik dave
francuzams daugiau kaip 5000 be-
laisviq, bet ir pozicijas, IS kuriu
jie gall veikti prizes vokieeiu svar-
biausia apsigynimo linija, uziman-
ciq siaurini Ailette klonio soma.
Nuo Laffaux fabriko Xxi Craon-
ne visa Chemin des Danes skete-
ra, apie astuoniolikos myliu ilgio-
iSskiriant maza dali, yra tvirtai lai-
kcma francuzu, kurie, neziurint
didziausio pasistengimo isversti
JUGS, naujose vietose gerai susior-
ganizavo.
Vokieciai, nelstengdami priesin-
tis francuzams, pasidave dideliais
buriais. Net parinktiniausieji pru-
sines gvardijos kareiviai negalejo
atsilaikyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11

stantinopoli, bet uz naujaja lais-
We.
Nyriausias rusu ksreiviju vadas
gen. Aleksiev, astriai iSsitaise priei
propaganda "uz nejvnSims, ar nestt
lyginima." 10 nuomone, kareivll
musiu laukuose ziures ! Sta pro,
paganda kaipo j skatinina pasi
duot;.
Kun-stis Tseretelli, kalbeda,na,
didellame kareiviu ir darbininku
suslFiffk,me, pasaalktee, -kad valdzia
yra sutaisiusi paskelbima Nsienio
politikos. Sita nauja paskelbima
valdzla prisiunte tarybai If jis per.
skate il, sakydamas, kad toll kli,r
It's prasalinta, Dabar, yirdi, kada
sltas hausimas NUNS paaiskejo,
mes turime zinoti, kaip talkinin-
kai ziufi i il. Jei uzs:en,o demo.
kratijose esama toxic. paties ju-
dejmo, tai tas atves mus areiau.
taikos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11
MINISTERIAL SUSIEINA
SU TARYBA.

Petrogradas, per Londonq, ge-
guzio : d.-Po visos nakties ben
dro posedzio valdzios ministeriu
If darbininku bel kareiviu pasiun-
tiniu tarybos Marinskame rune,
taryba paskeibe, kad kitas masinis
susirinkimas bus laikomas vakare,
kur bus paskelbta rinkikams kon-
ferencijos pasekmes.
Pasirodymas kabineto ministeriu
Miliukovo, Singarevo If Nekraso-
vo If ju kalbos nuo rumo laiptu
j susirinkusia minia nakcia tartum
nuramino kareiviq if zmoniu prize
singuma, i1uri jie parode po pietu
marsuodami If reikalaudami uz-
sienio ministerio Miliukovo atsi-
statydinimo.
Anksti ryta atvyko Petlogra-
dan delegatai nuo garni7t no Car
sko' Selo, atnesdami uztikrinima,
kad visas garnizonas yra pa)an-
kus laikinai valdziai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11
REICHSTAGO REFORMOS
DEDA RUBEzIU KAIZERIUI.

Londonas, geguzio 5 d.. Du
menesiu atgal kaizeris isake kan
cleriui Hollweg tuojaus sustatyti
programa tinkamoms reformoms,
kuriu, jis sake, "musu narsus did
vyriai muslaukyj pilnai uzsipelne. .
Pc to paskirta konstitucijine ko-
misija nustatynui pamatu.
Siandien ateina zinia is Berli-
no, kad pirmutinis sitos komisi-
jos nusprendimu siekia suvarzyti
ciesoriaus galybe.
Tai yra, kad ateityje, jei nu-
sprendima reichstagas priims, kick
vienas kaizerio prisakas tures butt
patvirtintas ciesorinio kanclerio,
arba 10 atstovo, "kuris tuotni pri-
ina atsakomybe prizes reichstaga.''
Komisijai balsuojsnt tik keturi
junkeriai pasipriesino sitai kon-
stitucijinei permainai. Viduriniai,
tautiniai liberalai II progresistai
pareme ia.
Kita komisijos priinta rezoliu-
CHA pastato kancleri atsakomyben
uz kiekviena jo perzengima tarny-
stes pareigu. il taipgi paveda
istyrima toxic perzengimo senate
tribunal, bet neduoda reichstagui
teises traukti kancleri tieson.
Pasiulinimas duoti tai istaigai to-
kia galybe lkosi sumustas.
Daugeli sumanynlu dave socia-
listai nariai, taikydarni, kad zmo-
mes gautu prieiga p-ie valdymo sa-
lies uzsienio reikalais, bet jie ne
perejo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11
AUSTRALIEcIAI HIN
DENBURGO STRATE-
CHA PAVERcLA ! NIEKUS.

Londonas, geg. 7 d.-Aka-
klausia ir karsciausia kares kova
eina Hindenburgo linijoje ties Bu-
lecourt ir nuo Lens pietus.
Nuo Souchez upes | pietus, puo-
lamosios vokieeiu kareivijos vils
MS, patys Hindenburgo atsargos
ziedai, kaip sienaute tapo nusienau-
ii. Vienas atgalinis puolimas pa
skui kita tirpte sutirpo, palikda-
mas zeme nuklots lavonais. Bal
lecourt kairne vokieciu ir anglu
kareivijos istisa diena grumesi ar
ii vienos pries kitas. Bulecourt,
per kuri eina svarbi Hindenburgo
linija, yra apsiaustas is triju pu-
sly.
Vakare muSiai Bulecourte, Ri
necourte ir Lense dar Wis nesilio-
We. Parinktines vokieciu kareivi-
jos puole ant anglq ugnies su bai-
men varanciu narsumu ir zuvo.
Anglu linijos visur tvirtai atsi-
lake. Site anglu laimejirnai pri-
klauso australieciams, kurie, girdi,
ir patti Hindenburga pranese.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11
VENGRIJoS DARBININKAI
RENGfA DIDELI STRAIKA.

Kopenhagen, gegutio E d. -
Sukirsimas Vengrijos darbininku
delei premiere grafo Tiszos atsi-
sakymo tinkaras teisiu reformas
daryti yra toll didesnis, negu pasi-
rodo is cenzuruotu telegrarniniu
ziniu apie seredos demonstratyvi
straika.
Kaip dabar sulinota, visos Btu
dapesto dirbtuves buvo uzdarytos.
Po uzdarymui darbininkai priems
rezoliucija, kuri griesciausiais 4o-
dziais reikalavo laisvos rinkimines
reformos. Ten pasakyta, kad ja
atsakas uztruks, ar nebus tinEa,
mas, tai darbininkai yra pasiriss
visuotinu straiku priversti val
dzia tai padaryti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11
KANADIEcLAI DIDE-
LAME MUsYJ HINDEN-
BURGO LINIJA PRALAU-

Anglu zinyba Francuzijoj (per
Associated Press).-Vel naujas
is Giles 81 pavasari-
intensyvaus kovojimo laikotarpis,
prasidejo tarp anglv If vokieeiu
apie dvylikos myliu sonu apie-
linkeje tarp rytines Vimy kalnu
puses ir vakarines Queant puses.
Po paprastam baisiam artileri-
jos prirengimui, kur visokio dy-
dzio kanuoles vartota, anglai visu
sonu siubtelejo pirmyn ir susire-
me su priesu.
Ketvergo vakaras uztiko anglus
gerai laimejusius keliose vietose,
kur jie, neziurint atkakalaus besi-
priesini,no, atsilaike atgaliems puo-
li1nams.
Berlinas tyirtina, buk anglu ke-
sininasis prasilauzti per vokie6iu
linija nepavykes ir jie didelius
nuostolius panese. Anglu kares
zinyba nesisako feldlnarsalo Hal
go kareivijas pralauzusias vokie-
eiu soma, bet j sake, kad vaka-
rus nuo Queant if arti Cherisy
prasikiSimai atvaryti linijon if kad
kaimas Fresnoy If priesu pozici-
jos i rytus nuo kaimo dvieju my
liu * sonu, taipgi apkasu sistema
siaurineje Oppy pusej paimta ir
yra anglu rankose. Fresnoy pa
eme kanadieGiai. Vokieeiai ture-
je didelius nuostolius .musyje ir
paskui atgaliniuose puolimuose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11

kariumene nuo 10 sauvalios at
imta il uz 10 darbus prizes par
liamenta ministerial tures atsa-
kyti.
Smarkiausi musiai Wis eina va
kariniame kares fronte ir cia vo-
kieciams Wis nesiseka. nors ir
'priesu laimejimai ne taip dideli.
Musiuose pric Cherpin des Da-
mes francuzai paeme neiaisven
5000 vokieciy If uzeme vokieeiu
viespataujaneias ant visos linijos
|pozicijas. Uzmusta If suzeista
Gia nemazai vokietiu, tik tikro
nuostolip skaitliaus nesuskaityta.
Francuzams teko visas plotas
vokieciu poziciju 'nuo Loffaux,
Craonne Xxi kalvu Chemin des
Danes, IS myliu ilgio. Wen
nelaisviais cia francuzams teko
$500 vokieciu. Po krnvnam
maisiui francuzai ateme nuo vo-
kieeiu ciela ellie grabiq tarp Sois-
sons ir Laon ir uztne visa kali
va prie Cersy ir Craonne. Vo-
kietijos sosto ipedinis kontr-ata-
kais megino atgauti nmiudytas
pozicijas, bet wisur meginimai
|nepasiseke, nors tam daug Emo
niu pasvente. ! pietus nuo Dens
anglai pertrauke garsia vokieeiu
Hindenburgo atsigynlmo linija
Xxi Reims distrikto, kur franeuzu
keliose vietose pertraukta vokie-
ciu linija. cia trS,kiasi smar-
kiausi, kokiv dar sioje kareje
nebuvo, musiai, Bet jie dar ne
rasibaige. Vokieciai priesinasi
is visu savo pajiegu, griebiasi
kontr ataku, bet ir jais savo tik-
slo atsiekti neistengia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11
GREKU KARE1v1JA
MUSA BULGARUS.

Paryzius, geguzio 7 d. Veni-
zeloso valdzios grekq kareivija
dabar kovoja su bulgarais.
Oficialis pranesimas eia skelbia,
kad venizelistai If francuzai karei-
vial subatoj paeme apkasus trijy
myliu sonu Linnicos apielinkeje.
Ant rytojaus grekq pulkas atmu-
Sc bulgaru kontratakus. Abiejuo-
Sc susiremimuose veraizelistai, esq,
kovoja narsiai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11
BAVARIJoJ MEsoS GREI-
TAI VISAI NEBUS.

Bazelis, geguzio S d. Zinia is
Meuncheno pranesa, kad maisto
trukumas B9vaHioie~ spareiai Gina
didyn. Vidaus minister's Herr
Brett Reich, kalbedamas susiridl-
kline, pasake:
"Mes galime laikytis Xxi rugp.
IS d., jei laukiamu daiktu sulauk-
SINE. Rugsejo menesyj gyvuliu
nelikus, turesime maitintis vieno-
mis- darzovemis."
'Sulyg sitos zinios, minister's pra-
ses klausytoju laikytis, kad sails
nebutp alkio priversta taikytis.
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IS AMER|KOS.
w SNIPYSTE SUEME GIMI-
NAITI BUVUSIO VOKIETI-
JOS AMBASADORIAUS. g

San Francisco, Cal. Uz sni-
pyste sueme cia artima giminaiti
buvusio Vokietijos ambasado-
riaus grafo Bernstorff, barona
L Liahland Won Demusstannuch.
lis, uzsidenges svetima pavarde,
atkako cia is Chinu, kaipo svei-
carlos pilietis, bet detektyva:
suseke tikra jo pavarde ir SUI
areStavo. ,
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Is Kares Lauko.
REICHSTAGUI ATSIDARIUS
HOLLWEG'UI KARSTA.

Kopenhagen (per Londona) },
geg. 3d.-Tie Vokietijos laikras-
ciai, kuriems leidziama pasiekti
Kopenhagen, Danijoj, nors nepa-
duoda jokiu ziriu apie kares daily
kus, ar koki nurodyma apie strai-
ky judejima. bet nurodo, kad kova
prizes kancleri Won Bethmann Holl-
veg vel eina visu smarkumu.
Konservatyvai, nors, kaip papra-
stat, reikalauja is kitty partiju su-
silaikyti nuo politiniu ,gincu tevy-
mes labui, bet patys prieme ir pa
garsino eile rezoliuciju, kuriomis
sinarkiai uipuolama kancleris If
barama valdzia uz silpnuma If
svyravina taikos klausime ir ap-
siejime su straiko agitacija..
Rezoliucijos isreiskia dideli ST.
sirupinima del vienval auganoios
socialistu itekmes; ju pasistengi-
mai taika daryti veda Vokietija
prapultin. Sitas uzpuolimas, ma
tomai, yra pritaikytas prie reich
stage atidarymo ir idomu yra tas,
kad rezoliucijos yra paremtos Ii
beralio konservatyvu sparno po ba-
ronu Won Seydlitz. Baronas Won
Seydlitz ligsiol yra buves toll ma
ziau krastutinesnis uz tiksliuosius,
arba junkerinius konservatyvus
grova Westarp If Herr Won Hey
jdebrand.
Vorwaerts redakrijos strap
snyje socialistg pasiuntinys Herr
Landsberg megina ltikinti darbi-
ninkus reikalingunu nesiskubinti
su reformomis Xxi taika nebus lai-
meta. Girdi, socialistu reikalavi-
mas taikos be atlyginimo yra ge-
riausiu irankiu ju oponentams
prizes Phillip Scheidemann.
Darbininkams yra pasakojama,
kad ciesoryste istiks pragaistis, o
JUGS pacius skurdas, jei didelio
atlyginimo nebus gauta. Girdi,
karei pasibaigus, Vokietija lures
skolos nemaziaus kaip 10000
100000 markiu (S36,ooo,ooo,oo
uz kuria kas petas reikes moke-
ii mokestimis ,be triju bilijo-
M markiu paprastu valstybes
islaIdu, puse bilijono markiu
palukians If skolai apmoketi
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PETROGRADO KARIAUNA
REMIA NAUJA VALDzIA.

Petrogradas, geguzio 4 d.. pei
Londona geg. 5 d.-Biuletinas
praneSa, kad Nevsko prospekte
ivyko susiremimas PARTLY, kul
prieita prize saudymos. Oficiera:
If mergina tapo uzmusti If ke-
lietas suzeista. Miestas esas su-
judime.
Trecia valanda pc pietu simtai
dirbtuviu darbininku-vyru, mote
ru If vaiku, sekdami paskui ka-
riucnene, numarsavo Nevsko pro-
spektu su veliavomis parasytomis
"Salin su laikina valdzia."