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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-01
five RACES
$4,000 See Fast Sport at
Bangor Fair
Little Peter Show Horse Of Day, Win.
ming 2.15 Pace EasiIy-Minaqua Boy,
Victoria, Dr.. Hall and Earl Of Della
ware Race Winners

Bangor, Me, Aug. 31-Twelve thous-
and people saw FIVE races run off on
a fast track at the Bangor Fair to-
day and the sport was the best seen
here In years Little Peter was the
show horse Of the day winning the
.ls pace about as he liked. In the
third heat he was winning with ease
when a collision occurred, wrecking
his sulky, and he was placed third.
Summaries:
2.1s PACE. PURSE $500:
Minaaua Boy. ch by Hattie
Carney ................,...... 1 l
Master Mariner. CHI g Pottle) ...5 2
Eva Dare, bl m (MetcalO ..2 5
johnny Wilkes Jr., Oh g (BurrlD. 3 3 4
Indiana Dillon also started.
Time 2.13 IA: 2.13 IA: 2.14 IA.
ZIG TROT, PURSE $500:
Victoria. b m by Quidine( Mar
attE) '.'..'.............5
Africadner, b by Moko walk
ker) observation-disclosures. 4
Barb Cord blk m (Richardson) a
Baron Sidnut, b z (Fisher) ..3 ) %
Predigal Bingen and Belgrade also
started,
Time 2.1e IA; 215 Ia; 2.oo -: PIG
a.
21s PACE-PURSE $500
Little Peter, CHI &. by Peter the
Great (BickfortD ............1 1
Baby Doll, m. by Sterling,
Sr. Fisher) ....................2 II 2 2
Seddie Manu. br m fFitz-Ire-
ldnd' ........................3 3
Sister Pearl, b m Gohnson)....5 3 4 3
Buster II. also started.
Time-c.13 ga, 2.13 "a, 21s IA 215 1-2,
o1s -
2.2o FACE, 2.19 TROT-PURsE $500.
Dr. Hall. b s. BY Walnut Hall Met
Helena P, m Pomeroy). ..........2
Lady Booker b m Nash. ........2 3 :
Harlem Express. ch E (Amato)...4
Tony Wilkes. h 6 Uones>. DIS
Time-ooni. 21si, 21sa
rs TRoT-PCRsE 500.
Earl Of Delaware, b &. by Prince
Ideal (Hennessy) ..................1
Cockatoo. oh Uottle). ...........2 2
Pieolata b m CASH ..............3 3 3
Time-223a, .2.2sA ga "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-01

The board of trade will adjourn tomor-
row AZ H. 80 A. NJ. as a mark of respect
for the late J. c. r. Merrill. secretary of
the board There will be no session Mon
day, Sept. g. La Dor dav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-01
w. A. Chandler, sernervilIe, Wounded

ottawa Ont. Aug. 1.-Today's casually
list gives the name Of w A. Chandler.
SomerStlla- Mass.. wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-01
French Minister Resiap,

Paris, AUG. 31--Louis j Mslvv. min.
lister OF the interior In the French
20 hinst hss rasiaped
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-01

IN Japan divorce cases are seldom
brought into court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-01
rs TROT-PCRSE $500.

Of Delaware. b &, by Prince
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-01

aug2aTu. tn. Sat2w
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10
Attic Baggiori.

The Concordia College School of Mu-
sic will graduate q class of six young
artists at the annual college com
mencement, which takes place on May
25. Those who will receive diplomas
from the various departments IN the
School of Music are Miss Anna Gletne'
Of Moorhead, graduating from the art
lists course in piano; Miss Alette
Jahren, of Lake Park, Mimi, and MISS
Edythe Hendrickson, of Wolverton,
Mimi, teachers certificate course,
piano; Attillio Baggiori, of Calumet,
Mich3 special voice certincatei MISS
Hanna Knutson, of Rugby, N. d.,
teachers certificate in voice and also
in public school musicS and Miss Klara
overly, of Cooperstown, N. d., pubic
school music.
The annual song festival will take
place on Sunday, March rs. The ora
torio Isaiah, by Willard Patten, Will be
given by a chorus of more than 200
voices, under the direction OF Miss Mil
dred Romsdahl, teacher of voice at
Concofdia college. The following well
known soloists will be heard on this
occasion: Miss Romsdahl soprano;
Miss Jennie Champine, Fargo, con-
tralto; James HaupG, st. Paul, tenor;
and Frank ". Steele, now of Minneapo-
lis, basso The chorus will be accom-
panied by the local symphony orches-
FIRST Recital Monday Evening.
The first OF the series of graduate re-
eitals to be given this season will take
place on Monday evening, March ",
when Miss Edythe Hendriclxson will
appear In q piano recital. assisted Dy
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10
Many Study Club Women
Guest of Round Table
At the A. G.

One hundred and nifty members OF
study clubs of Fargo and Moorhead re-
sponded Friday afternoon to the invi-
tation of the Round Table club ladies
of this city, who held their annual so-
cial affair at Mrs. MAZE Douglas Rind-
laub's. studio in the engineering Du nios
was served there by the hostesses fol-
lowed delightful entertainment rea-
ture, an illustrated lecture by MIS-.
Walter B. Hancock, on Pictori n;1s SCUM IN
Prof. E. S. Keenes classroom. and Mrs.
Hancock, as usual, proved a well-in-
formed and very pleasing speaker; A
were shown in connection with her
talk.
The deIicacies served from the tea
tables, where Mrs. e. r. Ladd and Mrs:
by the girls of the home economics de-
partment. who assisted also in the serv-
ing Bowls of yellow jOnquils formed
charming decorations for the tables.
The visit to the studio was one or
unusual interest, as the guests were
given opportunity thus to view the val
liable art exhibit of varied specimens
of work from the teachers, college.
league of New York city: and the
Pennsylvania Industrial school of Phil
adelphia. Mrs. Rindlaub added to the
interest shown in the exhibit by point
ing out the distinctions in the work
of the three institutions represented.
At the Teachers college training IL
given for those who wish to teach art;
the Art Students league. offers train
ing for artists; and the Pennsylvania
school is the choice of many artisans
who desire to turn their ability to
crafts, designing and kindred work.
Sunday, as mentioned elsewhere, will
be the last day of this exhibit in Fargo.
1t has attracted many visitors during
the two weeks IL has been on display.
Additional Society on Page Nine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10
1917 Banquet Largest Affair Yet
Held Here By Pan Hellenic Society

from coast to coast were present last
evening, out-of-town participants in
Guiding r. E. Afford, of Mapleton; j. B:
Eaton, of Denbigh; c. w. Spaulding. OF
Streeter; Herbert Hallenberg, of Car
son; w. e. Bacon, of Great Falls. Mont;
w. A. Cockburn, of Webster; n. X. Dix
on. Of Perham, Mimi; @. A jain. OF
Hibbing, Mimi; F. L. Allen, of Lisbon;
B. l.. jacobson. of Rugby; and ID. w.
Mckay of Pembina The fraternity
songs and school yells which burst.
forth at intervals during the evening
added much to the enthusiasm and the
athletic contests proved highly excit-.
ing.
Greek music by an Athenic quartz. OF
local fraternity men, led by Byron Box
and appropriate selections by Mall
elbows orchestra were special musical
features of the evening.
The banquet this year was in charge
of the Phi Delta Thetas Of Fargo. win
Harold Wilson and Melvin Hildreth
comprising the very efficient committee
in charge of the arrangements. B. W
Moore, president OF the North Dakota
Pan-Hellenic association, presided at
the banquet. Next year the arrange-l
ments for the gathering will be in
charge OF the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.
At the banquet in 1915 the attendance
numbered sixty.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10

Not only was the Pan-Hellenic ban
quet in this city Friday evening in the
X. C. dining hall the most unique of
any yet enjoyed by Greek letter fra
ternity men of this state in Fargo, but
it was the most largely attended in the
history of the association, covers being
laid for eighty. The tables were ar
ranged in the form OF hollow square,
the enclosed space being used for the
Greek games and athletic contests that
comprised the after-dinner program.
The affair was typically Greek
throughout menu cards being printed
in that language and bearing likeness
Of Pan as a cover design, The ban
quet was served at z o'clock by Prizes.
and consisted of the following unusual
array OF Greek vfands:
Florina Bacchus HellaS Philhellents
Basileus Arta Eleutherios Venizelos
Gounaris Patatos. Constantine
Paree Germanophile Alpha Socrates
Demfr Hissar Eubobea Aegean
Janina
Strumnitza Oserre Balkan
Andres Ionian Silistria
Piraeos CettinJe
The men were seated at the table in
groups arranged according to the vari-
Gus fraternities, twenty-six of the lar-
ter being represented. Alumni from
schools scattered all over the country
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10
Annual Song Festival Planned For
Sunday, March 25, At the College

Oscar 9. Martinson, of Moorhead, bari
tone Miss Hendrickson has won many
friends through her brilliant and artis-
tic playing, who will be glad or this
opportunity to hear her in an entire
program. Mr.. Martinson needs no intro
duction to the music lovers or the two
cities. His appearance on the pro-
gram Monday evening viii no doubt
be a pleasure to his many friends ana
admirers. Following is the program
for Monday evening at o'clock, in the
college auditorium:
Caprtcclo $3.50. ...sssssssssa sScarlACtl
Etude Melodique ................. Ran
Miss Hendrickson.
Arise From Dreams OF Thee Huhn
Mr.. Martinson.
The Prophet Bird .......... Schumann
Novelletten ........ Schumann
Miss Hendrickson.
Me1odie HuplnSJeln
Spinning Song .......... Mendelssohn
Miss Hendrickson.
Danny Deever .......s..... Damrosch
Mr.. Martinson.
Serenade in II ....... Backer-Grondaht
Impromptu in G sharp minor Reinhold
Miss Hendrfckson.
Other Recital Dates.
Miss Anna Gletne will give her piano
recital on the evening of Monday,
The next attraction, as stated above.
will be the annual song festival on
Miss Aiette Jahren. pianist. will APP
pear in recital on Tuesday evening,
March ~.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10

40 inch Black Silk Satin
Charmeuse.
80 inch Black Silk Peau de
Cygne.
SO inch Black Silk Satin de
luxe.
40 inch Black Heavy Silk
Crepe he Chine.
Al inch Black Silk Shower
Proof Foulard.
So inch Black Silk Gold Stan
dard Taffeta.
Sc inch high grade Black frog
an!Taffeta.
Sc inch Black high grade Silk
Chiffon Taffeta.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10

The Pneumonia Season.
The cold. damp weather of March
seems to be the most favorable for the
pneumonia germ. Now is the time to
be careful. Pneumonia often results
from a cold. The quicker a cold is
gotten rid of the less the danger. As
soon as the first indication Of q cold
appears take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. AS to the value of this
preparation. ask anyone who has used
it.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10

Hennstitehing. pieoting and ae.
s sSrsG gros egSstns h MRS MA"dsssST
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10

f6lara overly.
Miss Hanna Knutson, soprano, will
appear in recital on Monday evening,
April 16.
AttiIIio Baggiori tenor, will give his
graduate recital week later, on Mon
day evening, April %.
These recita1s are all to be given In
the college auditorium, and are free e
the general public.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10

Mrs. ]. E. Frenette arrived home this
morning from Malone N. Y, where she
was called six weeks ago by the ILL
ness of her father, Hannibal Ellsworth,
who passed away, however, before she
reached Malone. Mrs. Frenette has been
spnding the Intervening time with 9TH
er relatives there. A host of friends
here will regret to learn of her be-
reavement.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10

36 inch all Silk Satin de Luxe.
Pure dye, all the leading
shades. Ivory, Sport colors
and Evening shades. A high
grade Satin with the correct
wearing qualities.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10
The Pneumonia Season.

Additional Society," on Page Nine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10

with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mclean, OF
Seventh avenue south. and also visited
at the J. L. Mclean home here, return
ed to Argusville Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church will hold its regu-
lar monthly business meeting Tuesday
o'clock The ladies of fthe March divi-
sion will entertain, chairmen, of that
division being Mrs. c. s. Dawson and
the church and congregation are in
vited to attend.
Mrs. Frank Nelson, of 1909 Seventh
ernoon to the ladies Of the Helping
Hand Sewing circle. The time was spent
in quilting, a. social hour and lunch fol-
lowing the work session. The next
meeting, in two weeks. will be with
Mrs. Olaf Olson.
The Fargo w. G. T. U. met Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. +. l.
Gardner, on Thirteenth street south.
The topic was Progress of Prohibition,
with a roll call of prohibition states.
and Tricks of the Trade as sub-topics.
Mrs. C. g. Boise, leader, gave a brief
summary OF prohibition victories, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson spoke
interestingly of the work in Bismarck
in behalf of just laws for our common
wealth. Appreciation was given of the
courtesy and fairness of legislators. OF
the active interest of ministers in be-
| half of our Sunday laws and of the
many constituents who sent letters and
kilograms in favor of meritorious
measures. Mrs. Anderson held that the
federal bone dry law will bring about
new conditions. After the war; recon-
struction; after law, law enforcement .
she said. "The w. c. II. IT, has q great
work to do in readjusting ourselves e
| these conditions" Al conference viii
be held here May I'D, to be addressed
by national speakers, instead of hold
/ ing the institute planned for May IL.
regular meeting will be held on tbs
| latter date at the home Of Mrs. II j
Frank, Tenth street south. A bake sale
Is being arranged for probably the Sat
1 urday before Easter. Mrs. Lola La
Nance, OF Joplin. Mo-, national lecturer
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10

Miss Allena Mclean and Mrs. Will
liam Veitch and son Keith. of Argus
Vile, who have spent the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Mclean, Of
Seventh avenue south. and also visited
at the J. L. Mclean home here, return
ed to Argusville Friday afternoon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10

Fifteen couples of the recently or
ganized Bronx club enjoyed the first of
evening at the Dacotah cafe. Faulter's
orchestra furnished music for the pro-
gram of dances, which was followed
by the serving of a midnight lunch.
The second in the series OF parties will
be held at the Dacotah in about two
weeks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10

Crowninsheilds There Is a Land
Mine Eye Hath Seen. will be sung by
the vested choir at the morning serv-
ice at st. Marks English Lutheran
church Sunday. Mrs. r. w. Johnson.
contralto, will sing He Shall Feed His
Flock, by Handel. during the evening
Vesper services.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
IS AMER|Kos.
TURT1NGIAUSIA NEGRU
KOLONITA

New York, N. Y. = Augstes
nfj New Yorko dalyje yra laba
didele negru kolonija, kuri skai
toma turtingiausia koloniia no
tx Amerikoje, bet ir visame
pasaulyje.
Dabar toje kolonijoje priskai-
toma 10000 negru, pribuvusiu
is vakarines Indijos ir pietiniu
Amerikos valstijq.
Ten negrai turf savo teatrus.
negriskus restoranus, baznycias,
dirbtuves, kliubus ir svetaines.
Daugelis negru samdo tarnus
baltveldzius. Yra labai turtin-
gu negru, turineiu po kelesde-
Snmts manu-. Turtingiausis yra
Paitono.
Kolonija isleidzia iris negriskus
laikrascius: Little Africa,
Amsterdam New, "New York
News. Tuli ju laikasciai issipla-
tina po 10000 kopiju j savaite.
Nacijonaleje negru lygoje yra
negrai instruktoriai visokiu Off
so darby. Ten mokinasi virs
800 juodveidziu merginu.
Daugybe negru vasarai isva-
ziuoja dirbti j farmas, ziema
sugryze lanko vakarines mokyk-
las. Jie turi savo negriska
"Y. M. c. A."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
ANGlAI VEL LAIME;C.

Lonoohas, spallo 5 d.-A1glal,
sustiprine pirmesnius savo laimeji-
mus Flandrrose (Belgijoj), atrnu-
Sc vokiskus kontr-atakus, vel pra-
dejo milziniska musi j rytus nuo
miesto Yprcs. Pasisekimas ju buvo
didelis. Jie perlauze vokieciu from
t4 ant IS verstu ilgio, uz6me daug
stipriausip vokisku poziciju If pa
sistume pirmys nekuriose vietose
ant su virum verstu pirmyn. Di-
dziausis laimejimas yra tame, kad
anglai uzeme labai svarbias i:alvas,
nuo kuriu grasina tolimesnems vo-
k'eciu po2icijoms. Daugiaus negu
5000 vokieciu pakliuvo nelaisverl.
o nuostoliai uznustais If suzeistais
buvo labai didelis. Vokieeiai, de-
speratiskai megindami sulaikyti
anglu sturma, zere muSin savo ge-
r;ausius gvardijos pulkus. Anglu
artilerijos ugnis, sakoma, pora
valandu kaip dalgiu JUGS nusiena-
vo
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12

Vokieciu oficialis pranesimas
pats pripazista anglu laimejinus.
JAIME pranesama sekanciai:
"KarsGiausios music vietos bu-
vo prize atskyru farmu j vakarus
nuo Passchendele, ant kryzkeliu
/ rytus If piet-rycius mo Zane
be1e If prie kaimo Ghelvelt.
"Anklp laimejilnai pasieke tik
J'lostos nuo vieno ilei pusantro XII
lometro gilyn tarp Poelsepalle Xxi
Becealere (apie ,f3 vefstu jlgio)'.
Didis Flandru mu:ls dar toll
grazu neuzbaigtas. Aftilerija vel
kia diena If naati ir kuomet ii Sill
lygina su zeme voisi;is trans6;as
ir pozlcijas, tuomet po kanuoliu
ugnies priedanga pestininkai eina
srurman If dabaigia ia, ka artile
ria nedabaige.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
DAKTARAS SLIUPAS
STOCKHOLME.

Stockholm, svedija, Spalio 3
administers Morris apturejo
siandie persiuntimui prezidentui
Wilsonui ilga lietuviu atsiSauki-
ma, kuriame prasoma Amerikos
remit lietuviu ir latviu reikalavi-
mus isteigime respublikos ir vie
tos prize taikos stale. DR.. J. Slit
pas, kuris i eia atvyko apsilan-
kes Rusijoje, idave dokumenta
Amerikos ministeriui.
DR.. Sliunas, kuris buvo leide-
ju laikraseio Skranton'e, Pa, per-
skate man kelis tukstancius 70
dziu is dokumento, kuomi de-
taliskai isdeste Lietuvos istorija.
Ten nurodoma lenku inperializmas,
0 Russia kritikuojama aStriausiai.;
lodziais. DR.. Sliupas sako, kad
nauja respublika turi susideti is
100000 lietuviu ir 100000 lat
viu. | rytus turi butt 70 kilomet-
ru (42 mylios) nuo Rygos; j
pietus If ! vakarus ir j ziemius
Xxi Baltstogei, paskui per Mo-
zuru ezerus j ziemius lygi Bal
tijos juriu, turi ineiti j viena
kune if Lietuvos teritorija vadi-
mama Rytu Prussia, priskaitant
Karaliauciu if Instenberga.
"Mes lietuviai reikalaujame
kur mes norime isteig-
ii savo universiteta If visas is
taigas" s"-pasake DR.. Sliupas.
Jis sutinka, kad So nuoSin-
ciai Vilniaus gyventoju yra zy-
dai; ten yra daug lenku, o taipgi
If rusu. Pc Rygos puolimo, sake
DR.. Sliupas, lietuviai savo troski-
ma autonomijos po Russia, pa
keicia reikalavimu pilnos nepri-
gulmybes.
Tai pranesa kablegramu speci-
alis Chicago Daily News" ko-
respondentas. Bassett Digby is
Stockholmo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
"LAIKYKITES IR
LAUKIT!"- !"-SAKO
.HINDENBURGAS.

Amsterdamas, spalio 9 d.
Won Hindenburgas, vyriausia gal
n vokisku armiju, atsakydamas
ant telegramo Kataliku Liaudie,
I'nijos is Essenc, muse jiems Sc
kdnti telgrama:
"Mes taipgi norime to, ko po
piezius nori, butent, uzbaigimo ka-
res, prize kurios mus priverte. Bet
musu priesai nenori. Prezidento
Wilsono nota buvo ne tiiktai vokie-
c;p tautos izeidimas, bet taipgi
iIridimas popieziaus geru noru.
Musu prieSai vienol laipsnisk j
rrieis prie sense. Todel mes pri-
Nslome laukti. Bukitne toliaus
2e~galetojais If susilaikykime SIT
savo taika."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
vAIKU BANKAI.
Washington, D. c. = Am

Washington, D. c. = Ameri-
kos vaikai-moksleiviai savo cen-
tus mesa ne tik Charley Chap
linui," bet ir i vaiku bankas.
Puikiausia sutvarkyti vaiku
bankai yra New Yorke, Roches-
teryje, Albany, Detroite, Chica-
goje, Minneapolise, San Francis
ko, Kansas City, Pittsburghe,
Patersone ir kituose Amerikos
miestuose.
VaiSu bankai labai pasekmin-
cai bujoja. Paw, New Yorko val
XII bIankas turi 1So skyriu visose
New Yorko dalyse, kuriuosna
krauna savo centus apie 1oI, 900
vaiku ir meIrgaiSiu, neturineiu
I0 metu amziaus.
Americas banku associacija ir
mokyklu taryba vaiku bankus
z labai naudingais.
Visi vaiku barku tarnautojai
taipgi mokyklu vaikai bel mer-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
NORI LAIKINO PARLA-
MENTO.

Petrogradas, spalio 6 d.-Soci-
alistu kongresas uzsibaige, media
yes jokip geru pasekmiu. Kon-
gresas nutare sutverti laikina
"parlamenta" is savo nariu ir
spiriasi, kad valdzia 10 klausytu.
Kerenskis sutinka, kad tokis
"parlamentas" galetu butt, bet
tik su patariamuoju balsu, o ga
lutinas sprendimas turetu butt
paliktas ministeriu kabinetui.
Valdzia nurodineja-ir visai tel
singai,-kad t.ks "parlamentas"
negali skaitytis parlamentu ir is
davineti istatymu, mes jis neat
stovauja visos Sales zmoniu.
Duma yra priesinga tokiam
"parlamentui', mes sake tuomet
uzsivilks saukimas Steigiamojo
Susirinkimo, kuris turf isreiksti
tikra visos Sales zmoniu valia.
Socialistai taip pat nenori pri-
leisti ministeriu kabineta ka-
detp partijos atstovq, vien pa
tbs valdyti, bet tas turbut jiems
nepasiseks.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
Is Kares Lauko.
PARDAVE RUSUS
AMERIKOJ.
New York, N. Y. 6

New York, N. Y. spalio 8 d.
Petrograde. dabar eina tyrinejimai
arie Snipu veikinla Amerikoi.
Tikrai pastebetinu dalyku iseina
akSten. Kares pradzioje, kaip Il
noma Amerikon atvyko rusu ko-
taisija, kuri priziurejo amunicijos
d:bima Americas .dirbtuvese. Ne
t'ukus atvyko daugiaus rusu. ST.
tie snsiuoste su nekuriais komisi-
jos nariais if per juos iSgaudinejo
t; dideles sumas pinigu ivairius
kariskus rusu sekretus, kuriuos
pei d'1odavo tiesiog vokiskam Sta
bui.
situ snipu veikirnu paaiSkinanla
tas, kad Amerikoj padirbta
amunicija tankiai buvo netikusi,
arDa laival su amunicija buvo is
|srrogdinti. Vienas is rusiSkos ko-
misijos nariu sumane kad esq Ru-
sljai atsieis pigiaus, jeigu j ISL
steigs savo locnas a1nrnicijos dirb.
t yes Amerikoj, vieton dirbus
an1unicija privatiskose dirbtuvese.
Viena tokiu isteigtu dirbtuviu bu-
vo ant Black Tom prie New Yor-
ko Viskas ejo gerai. Kuomet
dirbtuve irengta, pridirbta amuni-
cijos If rengtasi siusti pirma amu-
n;cijos siuntini, visa dirbtuve ia
70 isdinamituota.
Rusiski parsidaveliai,- mat, apie
viska informavo vokiskus snipus If
Rusija tokiu budu nustoio apie
S4o,ooo,ooo.
Tyrinejilnas dar neuzbaigtas.
1uom tarpu ] situ parsidaveliu ei..
le yra lmaisyta trlas pulkininkas
Nekrasov, narys rusu tuolnetines
komisijos, Nine. Miroliubskaia ;r
tula Baronessa S.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
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BURzUAZIJOS.

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cia pripazinti, kad vienybe If san
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nybe tarp burzuazijos If demo.
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