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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rtu einaetraae en-.

i Heu etnaetrageii.
6. g. 9pnifislb an @racs ). 8uni
| fielb, $4,000.
german 8rortermdn an aincoln 3
| u. gir. l, $3.50.
Senrp @erieI an eiberaI 6. u. 3
| Gn.. $500.
| Anfbonr Sburn Sr. an brighter
Sermon 8anf Co., $1,000.
Wlartir Sdlei9er an z. Wnrb 8
II. 3. Co., $4,000.
Uinrh r. getnsp an ro.. $1,000.
Wiartin ShIeider an 9enrn u
goebm, S400.
Ninnie s5riss on grsfnsn Strest 6
Ii. 9. Co., $500.
2IIb.ri =. 9ols an prrpibent 9. 3
II. 3. Gc., $4250.
2caiIs Meniussr an Srbn pfars
$55.,
gnnn @o5isr an Cartilage g. u. 6
u. $1,000.
Gbiparr 3. poebn.r on Sarrb :
iIbrn, S121.47.
ssOiepb q. goIDt an S9anaDn s
Siepens, $500.
MarD Qaptborn on Winiain z
gliencbsr, $500.
gernetin GIafpn on wl. 8. 8ramblt
$3.50.
5reberif 9. Eihier on @eit 2iber'
M 8. II. g. &c., $2650.
miGiam g. garber an Giti3ens o
u Ro. 2, $2800.
2oatfn lldtInon an propibeni g
3. II. g. Co., $1,000.
g.ti!gte SppDtbeim-
ellenur Q. Open on Soutberu
Sfip g. u. 3. Co., 1926.
r. Wni. Cad an bo., $1,000. Z
Glon g. Gtrons an Wm. 3. Rap,
Sruiiee, $S56.60.
Gtrtbn 6. Bad an grpuiitipn 3.
II. 8. 60, $1,000.
Clara gIpiierlnan an Uaor.tie 8.
Greene, $1,000.
SEA Dt. griini an Sobn q. Moore,
$500.
Gerrsie 9. @oulb an glprlpoub Jtas
tipnal Boui. $1,000.
Serrp u. 8pehm on Tinblup Ulars
tet glo. 2 9. II. 3. 60, $1400.
Marp Jarr.lI an MnInut Sins g.
II. g. Co., $1,000.
@altsr 20. Morris on @eIippOb
Somsitsnf Co., $500.
5bos. q. Wforris an bo., $4,000.
.Morp WiIIer an Cartilage g. II g.
a., $500.
Joieph Meigano an GONE 3. u.
e. u. Co.. $500.
GmiIp u. Sb,unarb an @ g. Sts'
pens. 500.
Sec. r. Gmiib an Rcrfb Spbe
Bari o. II. 8. u. Co., 5000.
2OuifG lld1tmnn ON prDD1eut =.
3. u. &. Co., $4,000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-25
GlsnuSsiseatsnms iiebsrtrasanasH.
Gintinnati "a. Dea

6elen @. Sopie on glnhreip G. so
pie. SO bel 125 Jub an Der Mcitieits
Der Carthage glDemle IN ct ger'
nnrb, 81.
9. 8. Rroeer an hilbert 5. @OlS
33.17. Mder 2anb IN Seition "a
Spnlnes Sppnibip, ferner, % adsr
9nrib aHgreBeub, ferner, 70 Ade,
2anb in Geittpn "a, Gpmurts 4owu'
f6lp, $1,000; (Steuer $2).
Sbo M. 8rint on Sobrl 3. nnf
Mtartbe 6. grlmogen / gder Gant
in ReptOpn, aHbsrfcu 7oaDr99ip, S1i
(Steuer 50c).
Gillian Wleitus an Mnna Wiafibss
lsil, Got z IN g. D. gDopers Miltou
Court llnterabtseilurs. 81
Senrp ". 8oebm an Mortir
Gdaei1er, SO Bel 70 JuB on ber
WeitTeiie Der Rnnine f6trabe, SO Sut
fiibli9 Der glba Strabf, 81; CSieue,
$500.
Mnnis GnollmaHn on Scfspb %
gorfon 2Ot on Der norbiDefilihen
Ode her Nloin unb Columbia Gtrnbs
in giau Baltimore, 81; (Steuer $1).
William Hosien. gTc'r.. an grs
narb u. 8oarlenr, 80 BEL 135 SUB an
Der Dftfeite Der Girire Qlbenue nui
price 5ill, ferner. 80 bei $50 Jub
ansrer5snb befagter Got, $4,000.
5enrh BDsfen u. Mn6. on b., bass
IsIbe gissntbuul, $4,000; CSieuer $4),
glfsa q. giernun an George Ofiers
feb, 80 lei SO SUB on ber eiibfeits
bsr s9srman gIneniis S1i lStaasr
-S2.5l.
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glmp u. SobnfOn ON 2eslie Shols
fer, Got s5 in ter 6retnipeob Inter
obtfeiLuns IN 2cdlunb. 81; (Stsuer
$l.0c).
5rdnt s. aurfa an Senrp ).
'Simlid, 5 Sabre qnd)t, pcm II. De-
iembcr 1917 an, auf Got 80 in 1.
llnierdbtbeiIuns DON glortpOOb Bari.
ssS0brlite Mietbe $3.50 nit antouFss
pripileeiuni fir $500.
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sterbeHSe etabte in arieasseiten.


Stdbte iierben lett ocn Ii6ten
5euertco, ODER ben arofun,en 3ob
Der 3erit0rirng. Stdbte, bic Elm nun.
oerfatlies Sebenfiibren, Gtd6te, Die
elm gebeiinitibblft imtuebt, Seren
Ssele tief iein ianH unb flingsn. Wi.r
uranfmlaT itebt man na i,rlo bort ai,i
eirer Sobe i'm abeii1bantlteru llnS
Iiebt binab, iudrt 6srr9 oen pioIetten
S6leier. Der Sdiiier einbiilf uno
@drtel, irnb inuuier tiefer fiHt itn6
tIrtrier 6linfler ipiro. Q,is eine belle.
gldn5eiibe EerIenfette mifbIinft fuie
oas Siaoen aiii elmer @0ttin bebrer
Gtirne.
1ln6 IN ben ertpndenoen wsoraen
5eifnet Die Staot tdgIi4 bon nelienr
TIRE bitiiten bieIfarbign ssiguren.
Seiie sebt ibr atbem in Die syabrbun.
herte nit ibrem lpedielnben @eidif.
nnJen Sdntteu uno 2ifter In ibre
Wbiiosnonrie. Die j6nlnIen mini.
Iigen @dbfen nit ben Heinfeniterigen
Sdiierr, ballen6e 2mlbeugdnge, Elm
baitfaIig SeirfIein, elm ir1befiimiilert
pldtfdern6er griinner, elm geihnitter
goit IN etnem irtitsn Fburbossn, Gin
iteinerner pertpitterter 9iieie in elmer
Salsniid1e, Iarge geidloiiene Srieb.
bofe biItfer b6ben @mierL iiber Die
mr 6a irne bort als ferner @rrB bas
iDeite ebrtuiiroige Soitpt eiiier lllme
bcriiberid,mtt, bas Spieliperf elmer al.
Ten 2biirnnibr, elmer @lofe ounfIer
Slang beliten aiif ibre eherneit 3iige.
limo 6ie RieiertpalGfte, @drten.anla.
gen, aiHos unS sfnffeeb1uier foriien
lie nidt iortipiihen. Die einforn,igen
Sdyier, binter oenen Ii6 butte
Gdidiale abipieIen riibren aIs Gin.
5eIerIebHib founr on ibre Seele. @as
beoentet fir iie Gin DfenidlenIeben,
pieIer Menider Seben2 Gle rniit
NIT m6eren WaBItabeu. bat ipenig
Ginn fir cine foldje fiir5e Bcrsnng.
Iiffeit, fir 2eio mb Slid, bas Die
Ehin6 tr1et mnb begrdbt.
g9ie pieIer WsenIden Eertfen. tpie
bieIer @eneratioueu arbeit, ipie Uiel
giiBeIner geiit, ipie rnnden Gidters
GdJqicu freiit IN Der sltniofpbdre ci.
ner iold|en Stn6t Gin widrdentrmrm
lit lie, an Der @efdledter porbeiaer
gongen, bic ibr gsitts, ihr SinusH,
ibr Sraimen, lire 2iebe nieberlea.
ten. Gin altar, Don Sern iie seopfert,
oie Groe bie ibres 2ebens &hr3eiH
truo urto Die iie tpieoer mifnnbm in
ibren miifterIidDen gdJpB. Gin Eempel
1T fold cine Stoot. diif beileu Chr
fem nIle, ole gebetet. Gie grOber
Manner 9baten in er5 gearnbelL bic
fliidtige 2ieoer bon WltrHo 5i ghmo
getroaen, Die slirGen gebaiit. bauiit
gmlielDe in sln6ndt tbrer fletueH
Seele Sdipineen Ieiheu fir eirt padr
fliid,iiae Stmoen. Ser MeHidlbeit
pieIaeitaItia ShidiaI. feline -buiItbe.
ipegten sSoruIen, iein Sid,t uno Ennfd
ipieIt Die Nielobie jn ibrem Seben.
9,setf seid)net 6railBen Die Geididie
nit rothen @riffel Wierfbfaft I'M
unb Stabte fterben. wsit
ebernenn Gdriit ff'reitet Der striegs.
aotf iiber Die gtiiien bin Die Wen.
Id,eubailo nno Renidergelft IN sun.
oerfen irao Tnuferben bon sssnbreu ee.
Ihaffer.
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Gus elmer iurfHif&en
Brdfuua.

ProfeiTOr: .Bas it ein Duristru.
6err aanbibat2-
ssnrribot: Gin D1rfs5sn IN bic
IeiHptifs 6srsdbs bon @eiberu, IN Der
mebr obr minbsr iid,trsn ilsbsr3sas
suns. fit ME .Diebsr 5u ertolisnls
g3roFeiior: Limb EN- medlId2-
stnrbibot: -8tr meflieI n eln e'us
rnnticFf<iH bes Gad,fHgfrs, ben
GdnIbner bis On asislxlea siA
~ ssFzaiaenn
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Refb.

grifer &ab.tt: .Mnrum nei9if bu
bem Ganerdben 8lGbpiB immer aug,
tpenn tr bir auf Der StrnBs begesnetg1
8peifer: .gtelbafter Renommifi!
Menn man ibu frust, mo sr bsrtommt,
Joet e fstss Dom Rojlersu1.
Evening star., 1917-11-08

It is common practice for soldiers
ordered to attack on the morrow to
spend the night preceding the advance
IN writing letters. possibly their last,
to loved ones at home.
Evening star., 1917-11-08
'HOW TO FORWARD BOXES
TO DESTITUTE CHILDREN
Christmas Presents for War Suffer.
ers in France and Belgium Should
Go Through Separate Channels.

A Washington mother sends inquiry
to The Star concerning the possibility
of transmission of Christmas boxes to
destitute children Of devastated allied
countries. She points out that not only
will she herself be glad to learn how
this may be done. but asks the question
on behalf Of a number of readers of the
paper, friends of hers.
"Is there a committee in Washington
in charge of Christmas boxes to be sent
to children of Belgium and France,
writes Mrs. NJ. H, for SO she signs her
self. "and would good warm clothing
and shoes be acceptable? We have two
girls. eight and twelve years old, and
they are anxious to send a box to a Bel
gian and to a French child, containing
in addition to clothes, goodies and toys
suitable for child of a certain age,
the age to be designated on the cover"
AS nearly as can be learned, the two
boxes to the Belgian and the rench
child would have to go through sepa-
rate channels. Such box for Belgian.
II sen. to Mr. Malli Belgian consul gen
eral at New York. will be forwarded by
him to proper recipient. The best
way, apparently, to send a similar box
to a French child is to forward it to
MISS florence ifa1 uey 1US NOTln 9tn
street, Newark, n. J.
Heaus Smith College Unit.
Miss Hague is the head of the big
Smith College unit for the relief of
devastated France, organized. financed
and equipped with volunteer working
force at the Smith commencement last
June. 1t works for the civilian popula-
tion of a prescribed area. All France
has been divided into twelve such dis
trictS. and the Smith unit given charge
If one Of them, containing about ten
villages and some 1900 people. Seven
teen alumnae Of Smith. the working
force, are now doing medical. nursing
and what might be termed settlement
work therein. with the aid Of a couple
Of motor trucks and with headquarters
in the cellars Of ruined ch.teau. The
women themselves live in portable
houses They sell the inhabitants pro-
visions and household utensils at less
than cost.
All sorts of things. new and old. are
usable. they advise. and especially
Evening star., 1917-11-08

Advance. men. and give them hell."
Is the popular order Of allied officers on
the western front.
Evening star., 1917-11-08

things for children. including toys. 90
Mrs. M. H. probably could not do bet
ter than communicate with Miss Hague
II her boxes get or by November Is
they should arrive by Christmas.
Each Smith club in the various CEN
fers Of the country has been advised to
concentrate this winter on the making
of new garments for the work. The
Washington association will meet
throughout the season each "Wednesday
night at tho home Of Mrs. G. c. BIRD
sail, 1882 Kalorama road. to do TINS
work, its special allotment being nigh
dresses and aprons. other clubs concen-
trating on other garments. All Smith
women and girls in the District are
urged to attend these meetings, whetn-
er thy are permanent or only tempo
-ary residents.
Evening star., 1917-11-08
SHRAPNEL
Sidelights on the War
by
OLIVER OWEN KUHN.

Great Britain has found that the effi-
cheney and health Of her thousands of
munitions workers are Increased by
shorter hours Of labor. The output un-
der the eight-hour day is greater than
under the twelve
Once the kaiser was in Paris incog-
nito. In his hotel he collided with a
stout Englfshwoman, he stepping on
her feet. for which he was upraided Wig
orously.
DO you not know who am?" he de-
manded. with dignity, forgetting he
might not be recognized in his dis
guise
No and do not want to know" re-
Piled the irate woman. You probably
are some wretched suburban shopkeep-
er masquerading in Paris as a gentle
man. which you are not"
Men small in stature have made a
great record In the present war The
Prusslan guard. noted for the immense
size OF Its members. has been miserably
outclassed in every one. Of its engage
ments.
The face Of King Peter of Serbia is
deeply lined and drawn as the result OF
his Keen sorrow over the loss Of hun
dreds OF thousands OF his subjects in
the present war.
It is a common practice for soldiers
ordered to attack on the morrow to
spend the night preceding the advance
IN writing letters. possibly their last,
to loved ones at home
advance. men. and give them hell."
Is the popular order of allied officers on
the western front
Shell holes fill with water in wet
weather, and these are utilized by SOL
diers as outdoor bathing pools
Evening star., 1917-11-08
TRENCH PAPER" APPEARS.
First Issue Of the Camoufeur on Sale
at American University Camp.

The first issue Of the Camoufieur.
the first trench paper" around WASH
ington. has been put on sale by the
Camoufiage Company at the American
University Camp. It is filled with
clever drawings and articles.
place and date of publication sub
ject to sudden change without notice"
1t is announced. A notice is given on
the first page to the effect that com
plete accounts Of our camoufage ex-
periments. with photographs and work
ing drawings. will be found on pages
9 and TO-" The paper contains but
eight pages.
list of common words useful to
those who go abroad is given prom
inence on the first page. The list con-
tains the following words. and their
French equivalent: Bayonet, bullet.
sick. bandage. stretcher. surgeon. daad.
The paper is edited by B. L. Burman.
"camouf-in chief" assisted by a staff
of "camoufs" and a business stafr
termed the business kamuff"
Evening star., 1917-11-08
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

President Wilson issued his 1917 Thanksgiving procama
night calling upon the nation in the midst OF the sor
great peril of world shaken by thank God for bless
better than peace of mind and prosperity OF
proclamation fixing Thursday November Thanksgi'
, follows
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA: A PROCLAMATION.
1t has long been the honored custom of our people
in the fruitful autumn of the year in praise and
thanksgiving to Almighty God for His many blessings
and merces nation. That custom we can fol-
low in the midst of the tragedy OF a world
shaken by and immeasurabe disaster. in the midst
of and great peril because amidst the dark
that has gathered about the great bless
ings bestowed upon u.s. blessings that better
than peace of mind and prosperity OF enterprise
We have been given the opportunity to
kind served ourselves in the great day of
declaration of Independence by taking up against
tyranny that threatened to master and debase men
everywhere and joining with other free peoples in demand
ing for all the nations of the world what then demanded
and obtained for ourselves In this day of the revelation
of duty only defend rights nation,
but defend also the rights of free throughout the
world there has been vouchsafed In full and inspiring
the resolution and split of united action We
have been brought to mind and purpose new vigor
of counsel and action has been revealed
in We should especially thank God that in such cir
custances in the midst of the greatest enterprise the
spirits of have entered have we but OBJ
reasonable and practicable economy, abundance
with which supply the needs OF those associated with
us as well light shines about The
great duties of a new day awaken new and greater
national spirit in US We shall never again be divided
wonder what stuff we made Of
And while render thanks for those things let
pray Almighty God that in all hubleness of spirit
may look always to Him for guidance; that may be
kept the spirit and purpose Of service that
by His grace minds may be directed and hands
strengthened, and that in His good time liberty and
security and peace and the eomradeship OF common
justice may be vouchsafed all the nations of the earth
Wherefore, I, Woodrow Wilson, President of the
United States of America do hereby designate Thursday
the twenty-ninth day of November next a day of
thanksgiving and prayer and invite the people throughout
the land upon that day from their ordinary
patons and in their several homes and places of worship
render thanks to God, the great ruler of nations
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done in the District of Columbia this 9TH day of
November in the year Of our Lord thousand nine
hundred and seventeen and of the independence Of the
United States of America the hundred and forty
second. WOODROW WILSON.
By the President:
ROBERT LANSING, Secretary of State.
Evening star., 1917-11-08
ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEWS

A lady having just come to
Washington telephoned The
Star and asked, if it contained
the Associated Press dispatches.
to have the paper delivered
regularly at her home.
The delivery started at once.
as The Star is the only after
noon paper in Washington
printing the Associated Press
dispatches from all parts of the
world.
The Star will be delivered reg
.ularly and promptly every aft
ernoon and Sunday morning to
any address in Washington at
IS cents per month-collection
made at the end OF each month.
Telephone the Circulation
Dept. Main 2440. or drop a pos
tai at once.
Evening star., 1917-11-08
Replogle, Director of Steel.

JoHNsToWN. Pa. November s.-The
appointment of ]. Leonard Replogle.
prominent steel manufacturer Of John
stown. as director OF steel supplies for
the United States government and tho
allies was announced here last night.
Mr.. Replogle will have charge Of all
steel supplies. with the exception Of
unfinished munitions, for the allied
governments and the United States.
He has gone to Washington to confer
with administration officials.
Evening star., 1917-11-08
D. G. Men Elected to Legislature.

Two members of the Washington
Chamber Of Commerce were elected to
he Maryland state legislature Tues
-v-Oliver Metzerott and Charles w.
Clagett. Mr.. Metzerott was for three
ears a member Of the board of direc-
ors Of the organization. and Is now
hartman of its committee on banking,
insurance and brokerage. Mr. C1agett Is
4 present member of the board and is
,hairman Of the committee on law and
a-iel tion.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-25
GAISINTI ANGLIA!
IAUKIA KAIZERIS.
Mes Anglia yra svarbiau-
sias Vokietijos priesininkas.
Copenhagen, 1'ugp. %.

Copenhagen, 1'ugp. %.
VOkietijOs kaizeri. ana
dicna aplankc Belgiijos ka-
res fronta. Kalbcjo j karci-
vius. Sake jiems, kad An
glija yra nc tik svarbiau-
sias, bet ir arSiausias Vo-
kietijos pricsininkas. Pade-
kojo karciviams w ju mar
sma IL Saukc sutluSkinti,
pragaisinti Anglia. Mes,
anot kaizerio, Anglia yra
kalta Sitam baisiam krauic
praliejimui. Sake, kad Vo-
kietijai Dievas pagclbes lai-
nett Sita karc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-25
PRANCUZAI ATSIEME
KALVA NO. 3O4.
Seka musiai Lens prize
miesciuose.

Paryzius, 1ugp. 25.-Va-
kar prancuzai stojo atakon
pries vokiecius kairiajam
upes Meusc Some, tarpc
AvOncOult miSkeliO ir Mi
rusiO zmogaus kalvos.
Oficialiai paskclbta, kad
prancuzai atsiemG kalva No.
3O4, Camard miskeIi ir vo-
kicciu sustiprintas vict3
ta1p Hancourt ir Bething-
court.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-25
AUSTRIA SAUKIASI
TAIKOS.
Vokieciai pramato
greita taika.
Copenhagen, rugp. %.

Copenhagen, rugp. %.
Austria jau ticsiog atvi1iai
saukiasi ir rcikalauja kuo-
vcikcsncs taikos. Sakoma,
Aust1ija jau net nori pa.
Svcsti kai-kurias savo tern
torijas 1talijos frontc ir Ga.
hcijojc, bi tik vcikiau baig-
II kare. kitaip visoj salyi
gall pakilti rcvoliuciia.
Taip pasakoja tia atkelia-
YES vicnas zymus austras.
Jis tvirtina, kad uz vel
kesne taikq daug darbuoia-
81 imperato1ius Karolis,
kurs savo monarchijai mato
neisvengtina pragaisti .jci
kare prasites tolcsniai. I'm
pcratorius luone kasdicn
talkos reikalc konferiojas
su savo uzsienip reikalp mi.
niSteriu Cerninu.
Sitas austras kelias die
mas viesejO Bcrlyne. Jam
teko kalbeti SUI zymiausiais
Nokietijos vyrais, su minis
tc11ais IL su socialism, Schci-
demam. Visi jie tvirtina,
kad pirm ateinantios;' ne
mos pasibaigs kare. Tik
vlenas Macmillan Harden,
die Zukunft" redakto1i1ls
tvirtina p1iesingai. ~.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-25
HINDENBURG PATS
vEDA vE1K1MA.

Washington, 1ugp. a. -
Rusijos ambasadorius gavo
IS Petrogrado zinia, kad vo-
kieciu ficldmarsalas Won
Hindcnburgas pats asmcniS-
kai vadovaujs austrams-
-vokieeiams Rumunijojc.
Hindenburgas turejo pie
nus atm,LSti rllmunus-rusus
nuo gelezinkclio, cinanCiO j
Jassy, paskui situos apsup-
Ii.
Bet tie plenai Jam nepa-
vyko. Visgi vietomis aus
trai-yokiceiaj, pasivaro pir.
styAd.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-25
GEN. SUCHOMLINOVO
BYLA..

Petrogradas, rugp. 25. -
Senate kasacijiniam dcpar
tamcnte prasidejo buvusio-
10 Rusijos kares ministe1io
gen.. Suchomlinovo ir 10
zmonos byla. Jiedu kaltina-
mu uz Sales isdavyste. By
la vedama prisiekusiQju tel
seju akiveizdojoje. Tai pir-
mu kartu Rusijojc ivesta
praktikon prisickusiuiu tel
seju teismas.
Pasaukta suvirS 200 liu-
dininkp. Ju tarpe yra Ro-
dzianko, Miliukov, didkun.
Sergiei, gen. PolivanOv, adj
mirolas Grigorovic ir kit.
kaltininku gina 3 advoka-
tai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-08-25
W1LSONAS REGIS ELS
KONGRESAN.
Washington. rupp. %

Washington, 1ugp. %. -.
Yra zinia, kad prezidentas
Wllsonas turbut pirmiau ci.s
kongresan, tenai iSdes taikos
reikalus IL paskrli duos at
sakyma popeziui j .jo nota.
Bet pirm eiti kongrcsan
su praneSimu, preMdentas
turn sulaukti atsakymo nuo
talkininku kares rcikale.
Tasai atsakymas veikiai bus
gautas. Suv. Valstijos sa.
varankiai, be talkimnku
sutikimO, nicko nenori pr1.
deti.
Ma pasakys talkininkai
taikOs rtikalc ir ka prez.
Wilsonas atsakys popeziui,
nera zinOma. Bet numano-
ma, kad talkininkai memo
res taikinties.
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YRA Willis, KAD TAI.
IA IVYKS.
Kansas City, Kans.. lugp.

Aansas City, Ka1s., lUgp.
25.-Sv. Tevo delegates
Suv. Valstijose, arkivysku-
pas Bonzano, isreiskia vii
tt, kad popcziaus rastas tai
kos reikalc atncs geras pa
sekmes. 'AnOt arkiv. Bon.
zanO, Sv. Tevo Benedikto
XIV nota viso pasaulio spau-
dojc su atsidejimu iSgvil-
denta. Tik kariaujanciu sa-
liu vyriausybes dar nieko
oficialio apic tai nera pasa-
kiusios. Tcciau is spaudos
suzinoma, kad zmonija rel
kalauja taikos. Karc vi
stems ligi gyvo kaulo ISL
edt.
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ITAIIAI PAEME NELAIS.
VEN sU:v1Rs 10000
AUSTRV.


Rymas, rugp. .25. = Off
cialiai sakoma, kad muSiai
1sonzo fronto tesiasi su visu
paSelimu. Nuo pradzios w
puolimo italai paeme go vi
sokio didumn armotu. 49,
Italai st,irmuoja austrl
pozicijas ir Wis daugiau nc.
1aisvil, palma. Aust17l kontr-
atakos atmusamos.
Ligsiol. pai.nta nclaisven
suvirS 10000 austru.
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Petrogradas, rugp. %.

Petrogradas, rugp. %. -,
Vokietijos generals stabas
ina pildyti svarbiasias opc-
racijas Rygos frontc. Nisi
plenai veikiai bus pabaigti.
TuOmet vokietiai tik uztcls
plies rusus ir Ryga bus ju.
Sita zinia pranese rusams
pabeges is vokietiu puscs
vienas zmogus.
Anot to pranesimo, volyic-
ciai savo sunkiaja a1tilerija,
amunicijQ IL visokiQ kares
medziaga sutraukia ties
Mintauja. ;.
Rusp arlnijos vadu Rygos
frontc nusd1'tas gen. Les
cickis, kituomci SUI Brusilo-
VII pasekmingai veikes Ga-
licijojc. -
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Siandic galiu pasakyti
dar IL apie kitas talkininku
sutartis. Rugs6jo Z d. 1914
metals talkininkai padaro
bend1a santa1ve. KOvo / d.
1915 m. Rusija parcikalavo
sekanciu taikOs salygu, ku-
1ias Anglia su Prancuziia
savo nOtomis is kovo II d.
patvirtino:
"Rusija gaus Konstanti-
nopoli podraug su Europos
IpakraSciais ir Dardaneliais.
pietine Trakijos dali net IL
gi Enos-AIidia linijos, salas
Mormora juresc, salas I'M
bros ir TcnedOs, pusia,lsali
tarpe Juoduju jurip krantr,
ir Bosforo, taippat visa ISL
gai ilanka Ismid.
"Tuo tikslu derybos ilgas
laikas tesesi, mes Anglia
nenorcjO perdaug Rusiios
apdovanoti turku savastimi.
kuomct tai visa sutikta pa
vesti Rusijai, Anglia pasi-
zadcjo pasisavinti Mcsopo-
tamija, o likusia Turkiil
padalinti anglu il prancuzl,
intekmci. Palestine turcjo
but suncutralizuOta, gi Ara
bija turejo pereiti Anglijos
glObon.
"kuomet Italia stojo ka-
rem, il Sta pareikalavo uz-
grobimp. Tuomet pradcta
naujos derybos."
Kanclicris Michaelis pa
baigoje nukreipe donna j tai,
kodel Angliios-Aasieniu rel
kalp minister's Balfour XII
tuomet nenorejo apkalbeti
savo vyiausybes politikos
II iSreikSti tik11losius karcs
tiksluS To jis nedare, ncs
talp daryti nelcido slapto-
slos sutartis. Tas butu buvc
kenksminga talkininkp po-
litikai.
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zUVO VIENA MER-
GATE.

Amsterdam, rugp. 25. -
Praeitq trcciadieni talkinin-
kp lakulnai bombardavo vo-
kieciu miestus Metz, Egis-
helm, Freiburg ir Schletts-
tadt. Mirtze zuvus tik viena
mergaitt, 0 kitur vicna mo-
teriSkc SUI 5 vaikais suzeista,
anot praneSimo is Berlyno.