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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07
A Different View Point.

Although the dulles of the reg
t'trarS were strenuous Tuesday,
the day was not without amusing
incidents. One man emphatically
answered mo" to the simplifed
question, Were you born In the
United States?" The registrar
Immediately became interested,
immagining at once that he could
discern In the features a Mexican
cross, or one of the mixtures SO
common In the West Indies; but
his interest vanished when the
answer to his next question,
Where were you born2" came
equally as emphatic, "Up on de
ribber."
Another answered "yes" when
asked whether he had any physical
which would exempt him
from military service. Asked what
1t was, he related some aff1iction
from which his wife was suffering.
He doubtless believes a mans wife
Is his better half.
1t was not uncommon, when
asking this question, "Were you
born in this countryr to get this
answer. "No, sir, Ise bornd In JEFF
ferson."
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07
HOME ECONOMICS.
Fine Demonstrations at Short
Course Last Week.

The practical demonstrations 10
canning and other things which are
very necessary just at this time,
carried on at the Female College
last week by government agents,
assisted by Mrs. Shelby, were very
fine indeed, and those who took
advantage of the opportunity prof
tied wonderfully by the many good
things which were said and done.
A number of the canning clut
girls from other parts of the county
stayed througout the two days OF
the short course, and a number oil
older people in town took advan-
tage OF the kuog ledge impaired
by the visitors. Many were the
expressions of hearty approval OF
the work heard on the streets.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07
School Entertainment.

Mrs. Spencer's music pupils at
the Port Gibson High School, as.
sisted by the primaries, gave an
unusually interesting entertain
ment at the opera house last Thurs
day evening. The whole perform
auce, especially the brownies, was
good, and the little fellows, oil
which there seemed an endless
number. showed careful training.
The building was filled with rel.
atives and friends of the children
aud all felt amply repaid for hav
ing gone.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07

All good, law abiding citizens,
both white and coiored, are urged
to report to Sheriff Davenport,
who is the executive officer of the
Registration Commission of Clai-
borne county, the names of any
persons who were liable but failed
from any cause to register under
the Selective Draft Act. Also to
report the names of any who, by
word or act, hindered or discour-
aged registration, or were guilty of
saying things that would be calcu-
lated to reflect on the U. S.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07
Claiborne Boys Enlist.

Pierce Clark. son of H. w
Clark of Violet, has enlisted in q
cavalry corps at Denver, COL,
where he has been for some time.
Bernard Thaler, son of M. Thai
er of PORT Gibson, has enlisted in
the railroad construction depart
ment of the army.
N. 7. Piazza, who has been
connected with the Claiborne
Smoke House for several months,
has enlisted in the State Guard
and is now in training at Jackson.
Henry Watson, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Watson, has also en-.
listed in the State National Guard,
and is 10 training.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07
935 NAMES
REGISTERED
All Respond to Country's Call and,
Apparently, There Were
mo Slackers.

The work of registering the men
subject to army duty was accom-.
plished without a hitch or an un.
pleasant episode.
AS far as known, there was not
a single Stacker, white or black,
In the county, and all came, ap-
parently willing to perform any
duty which their country might
impose upon them. There were
no mutterings of complaint because
of the loss of day, or the delays
incident to the tedious work of
filling out the cards.
Everybody was Ia good humor.
feeling that he was serving his
couutry, and was willing to do his
part, whatever that part might be-
At Port Gibson, where the heav-
lest registering was done, the reg.
istrars were hard pressed from
seven O'Clock until one. After
that hour the work was easy. At
the other precincts, the work was
also hardest during the morning.
There were o35 names recorded
In the county, 28o whites and 655I |
blacks. They were divided by
districts as folIows.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07
Colored School Closing.

The cOlored high. school, A. NJ.
Addison, principal, held Its closing
exercises this week, beginning with
a commencement sermon Sunday.
The exercises embraced music,
readings, etc., and were we'll at.
tended throughout. There was
but one graduate this session.
This school Is doing a splendid
work. and It has a corps of good
teachers. who have the welfare of
the pupils at heart.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07

The Times Disagune OF Yester-
day annouaced that P. H. WiIkin-
son, assistant bond officer ofthe
Hiberna Bank, bad been promot
ed to bond officer. That paper
said :
"Mr. Wilkinson has been with
the Hiberna Bank ever since its
bond department was started, and
has bad much to do with its growth
and development. Before coming
10 New Orleans be was connected
with the DeIla Trust aud Banking
Company of Vicksburg, as assist
ant cahier"s
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07
WORK OF
RED CROSS
Big Membership Drive Tuesday
Resulted in Addition Of I73
New Members.

The Red Cross Society made {
big membership drive through the
county Tuesday, having as Its goa
a total OF 500 members. The work.
ers were out both early and late,
and no one escaped them. Many
automobiles. filled with uniformed
workers, went up and down the
streets of Port Gibson gathering
In members wherever material was
found upon which to work. They
established headquarters at the
court house where the tireIess la
dies reported their gains.
At the close of the days work
III new members had been added
to the list of 66 formerly secured.
The workers at HermanvilIe
were as energetic as those here,
securing a total of So members.
Other precincts In the county were
engaged In the same work, but the
results of their labors have not
been reported.
While the 500 mark has not yet
been reached, the auxiliary now
has total, not taking into account
what might have been done at the
other precincts, of 23o members.
The secretary has furnished the
Reveille with the following:
The drive of the Claiborne Co.
American Red Cross for
500, resulted in securing $16o for
Port Gibson which, with the 500 |
already subscribed. gives Port Glib
ION I86 members subscribing S2I6.
dermanville has reported 81 new
members subscribing $52. The
'ther districts have not yet report.
ID.
We still hope to reach the 500
mark. and request all parties to
end In their names and dollar or
nore to the captain of the COM
nittee In each district. or 7. M,
treasurer, Port Gibson.
The following ca ptains have
cen appointed:
Dist. II. w. Person, Port Glib.
on.
Dist. IN. R. Headley, Port
iibson.
Dist. 81. A. Peyton, Route 2.
TtIca.
Dist. 4-Dr. A. l.. Chapman,
Dist. sc. B. Darden. Pattisou.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07

We wish to teank the ladies, who
showed such kindly interest in the
children and their production of
the operetta; to Mrs. We'll, whose
unfaiIIng interest made it possible
to give the entertainment at opera
house; Mrs. Titche for excellent
suggestions; Mrs. Heidenreich for
her assistance in training the
readers, and Misses Florine and
Julia G. Levy for training the
drills. To these aud others we
say: Thank you.
ELLIE MAY H. SPENCER,
CORNELIA I. BRASHEAR.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07

Justice Hedrick gave Will CaId
we'll, coIored, a sentence of 90
days in jail and fined him $25 for
obtaining money under false pre-
tences, having collected the wages
of another negro and ndappropriating
it to his own purposes. He also
gave Richard Killian a 80 days
sentence and fined him IS for as
sault and battery.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07
A SPOONFUL dIvRs RESULTS

When your young chicks do not grow
and thrive they need a tonic. B. A.
Thomas Poultry Remedy is not only
tonic but a specific for Bowel Trouble,
Gapes, and other chick troubles. Get it
today. We sell it on the money back
plan.
Peoples Hardware & Produce Co.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07
districts as follows :
tails, $50 655

All of the commissioners and
registrors In the county served
without charge, with the exception
of one registrar and Uncle Sam's $
Claiborne county contingent of
elIigibles has been secured without
any cost to him whatever. the one
registrar charging will be paid by
popular subscription.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07

To The Honorable Pardonine
Board of the State of Mississip
pi:
We, the undersigned citizens oil
Claiborne County, Mississippi,
respectfully petition your honor
able body to grant a pardon to
Joseph B. Flowers, who was con.
victed on a charge of Assault With
Intent to Kill, at the January
term, 1917, of the circuit court of
said county, and was sentenced to
serve term of four years in the
penitentiary.
We are advised that the offence
charged against the said Flowers
was committed ia the heat of pas.
sion and that same was attended
with great provocation, the party
assaulted by him being armed with
shot gun ar the time and assum.
Ing a threatening position toward
said Flowers.
Further, we alledge that it has |
been brought to our notice that
said Flowers has made a good,
faithful convict since his term be.
gan, and that be has performed
a meritorious service for the state
him to bis discharge.
Respectfully submitted,
D. F. HighIender,
E. L. Lum,
F. A. Peyton,
E. ]. Ross,
DR.. E. P. Jones,
c. c. Smith,
S. B. Patterson,
M. Luster,
]. N. Taylor,
P. S. Byrnes.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07
BOOK ENDORSED.
The Record Of Confederate Dead
Is Appreciated.
Editor Reveille.:

Editor Reveille.:
Please publish the following
letters They were written In ap
probation of my little booklet.
departed Comrades. Buried In
the Cemeteries of Port Gibson"
1t Is pleasant to any one to make
note of what others commend In
something he has done for public
good and interest, and all know
how l stand for the past, and that
the voluntary work / undertook,
to perpetuate these names, was
"Lest We Forget"
FRANK H. FOOTE,
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07

occasions to let all know that you
have done, and are doing, more
for the memory of our soldier dead
and for their descendants than
many numbers of men known to
ME. ..
Truly your friend,
"J. McC. MARTIN"
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07
NOTICE.

All road complaints and bills will
be taken up by the Board on Tues.
day the end, day of the regular
July meeting.
B. H. MOREHEAD, Clerk.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07
FRANK H. FOOTE,
Vicksburg.
Union Church, Miss.

81 wish to thank you for the
booklet received yesterday. The
future chronicler of our couutry's S
part In the war will have to depend
for much of his material on the
records that you have preserved
and put into permanent form. If
you had not done 1t, probably no
one else would have undertaken L..
"Your friend,
A. c. WHARTON"
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07

Washington. D. c.
81 write to thank you for the
Roster of Departed Comrades,
which Is just received. This Is a
matter of very great interest to me
as 1t Is to all others whose rela-,
tives are buried In the Port Gibson
cemetery, and l thank you very
much, indeed, for kindly remem-
bering me.
with best wishes,
"B. 6. HUMPHREYS. I"
"Lorman, Miss.
MANY thanks for your Roster
of Departed Comrades. I assure
you I appreciate this act of kind
ness. 1 shall place 1t with other
nementoes of the past. l think 1t |
would be well to have 1t published |
n our Confederate Veteran.
"Your comrade and friend,
"JNO. w. BROUGHTON."
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-06-07
A. c. WHARTON.
jackson. Miss.

81 thank you very much for the
valuable and interesting little
pamphlet which gives a roster Of
the Confederate soldiers who lie
buried In the several cemeteries OF
Port Gibson. 1t has given me real
pleasure to file 1t with the records
of this Department. I appreciate,
more than / can tell you, your
patriotic interest In all matters
concerning the Confederate. soldiers
of Mississippi.
with every expression of es.
TEEN. / remain,
VERY cordially yours,
DUNBAR ROWLAND,
Director Archives and History"
"Port Gibson. Miss.
80. The booklet prepared by
you Is invaluable to the survivors
and descendants of the men who
are buried In Greenwood Cemetery
and who PLAYED a part In the Civil
War. It ought to be In the home
OF every one In this County. and
in the home of every one living
beyond It's borders who Is In any
way connected with the dead. !.
-. have long valued your
efforts, and have taken repeated
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-18
BOLsEVIKAI MUsASI
ODESOJE.

Londonas, gr. IS. - Pet
rogrado gclezinkelieciQ uni
ia, anot Reuterio depesos is
Rusijos sostin6s, gavo zinia,
kad Odessoje bolsevikai
uzatakavo aresnala, kulia-
me ukrainu 'rada" tur6jo
savo susirinkima.
"Radai' pagelbon paSau-
kta ukrainu kariuomene,
stovinti Odessoje. Sta uz-
puolG ukrainus ir isblaske
po smarkaus music gatvese.
Abb pusi paneSe nuostolius.
Prize music prisidejo II
Juodqju juriu kares laivy-
no jurininkai. Ispradziu ju-
rininkai svyravo. NezinOjo
katron pusen stoti. Bet pas
kui ju didziuma stojo uk-
rainQ pus6n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-18
RUSAI SU VOKIECIAIS
PRADES TAIKOS
DERYBAS.
suv. Valstijos nepripazins
bolseviku.

Washington, gr. 18. -
Kuomet ginklu sudejimc
sutartis tarp Rusijos ir cen.
traliu valstybiu 6me veikti
tuojaus bus imtasi darbo
taikos derybQ reikale.
Londono laikrascciai da,
bar i bolSevikus atsinesa 81
simpatija ir sake, kad tai
kininkai pripazins teisota
bolSeviku vyriausybe, kad
apsaugoti Rusija nuo vo
kieciu intakos.
WashingtonO vyriausybl
teciau su nepasitikejimu at
sineSa i bolSevikus ir dabar.
tiniais laikais nera ko lau
kti, kad JUGS pripazintQ.
BolSeviku vyriausybe is
leido paredymq, sulyg kuric
konfiskuojamos visos cerk-
VEINS prigulincios zemes
Taippat panaikinamos vi.
sos ypatingos pravoslavl
dvasiSkijos privilegijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-18
STREIKAI MASKVOJE
IR PETROGRADE.

Londonas, gr. 18. - Mas
kvoje prasidejo darbininki
streikas.
Petrograde streikuoja ap.
Sildymo departamento dar-
bininkai. Jie atsisako dirbti
bolSevikp komisionieriV
prieziuroje.
Sustreikavo darbininkai
ir Petrogrado miesto ma
muose (rotuzej). Tai prote-
stas prizes nauja bolsevikQ
pastatyta miesto major2,
kurs yra tamsus paprastas
darbininkas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-18
NEBUVO ,KALBAMA
.APIE TAXA.
Talkininkai susivienije
prizes vokiecius.

Atlantiko uostas, gr. II.
Tarptautinej talkininku
konferencijoj, nesenai ivy
kusioj Paryziuje nebuvo
kalbama apie taika. Toji
konferencija labiaus suarti-
no ir sujunge talkininkus
testi kare ligi pergales, pa
sake pulk. House, kurs SUI
grizo cia is Europos.
"Pirm tos kares konfe
rencijos nejosi gerai. Bet
dabar mes susijung6m ir
darbuojames bendrai," /" pa
sake pulkininkas House.
"Mes dabar isvien Veiksi-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-18
Jie tuojaus prad6s taikos
derybas.

Londonas, or. IS. - Ru-
sijos bolScviku vyriausyb7
bevieliu telegraph praneS@,
kad Ensign Krylcnko, vis}l
rusQ armijQ visuose fron-
tuose vyriausias vadas ir re-
vOliucionieriQ militarinio
komiteto pirmininkas, pa
skelb6, kad po ginklQ sud&
jimo sutartimi jau pasira-
Syta ir ia sutartis ina vel
xii pradejus gruodzio II
diena.
Pradejus Sta diena todcl
KryIenko pasiulG pertrauk-
ii visuose frontuOsc yiso-
lius militarinius vcikimuS,
kol bus aptur6ta pilnas tos
sutarties turinys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-18
REIKALAUJA SUGRA.
zINTI PILIETYBE
MOTERIMS.
Washington

Washington gr. 49,
Suv. Valstijose gimusios
moteris skaitosi sios Sales
pilietes. Bet yra istatymas,
kad kuomet tol1ia piliet6 is
teka uz svetimzemio nepi-
lieeio, tuomet jinai praran-
da savo pilietybes teises.
Kongrese siandie be vy11l
atstovQ yra dar ir viena mo-
teriSke atstove, Miss Ran
kin. Taigi dabar jinai kon-
grese pareikalavo, kad butq
pravestas naujas istatymas,
kurs sugrazintu pilletybes
teises amerikon6ms mote
rims, istekejusioms uz nepi-
lieciq. l.
Miss Rankin tvirtina,
kad tokios moterls yra
skriaudziamos. Jas visa
kuom aplenkia moterls
ateives, kurios istekejusios
uz amerikonu. Pirmenybe
balsavimuose sitos turi. Tuo
tarpu ciagimes moterls yra
suvarzzytos istatymais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-18

MES negalime ir uerei-.
kalaujame jokiais keliais
remit militarizmo," pasak6
Trockis. "Kariuomenes Kill
nojimo klausimas buvo la
bal svarbus. Manome, kad
musQ talkininkai priims
nuolankiai ta formula.
Rusu atstovai, katrie ta-
resi- ginklQ sudejimo reikale
su vokieciais, pranes6 bol-
Seviku vyriausybei i Smol-
Mi institutq, kad galutina
sutartis su vokieGiais pada-
ryta praeita penktadieni
Brest-Litovske.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-18
PROHIBICIJOS BILIUS
PRAVESTAS KON-
GRESE.
Dabar tas klausimas prave,
damas isriSti atskirioms
valstijonGs.
Washington, OF. Is.

Washington, or. Is.
K0ngresO zemesnysis butas
vakar $50 balsais prizes 12S
pravcd6 prohibicijos biliu
kaipo pataisymQ Suv. Val
sti.jQ konstitucijoje.
Senatas ia patti biliQ bu-
70 pravedes pirmiau. Bet
zemesnysis butas praeitoj
savo sesijoj nesusp6jo ap-
sidirbti su biliumi. Tik to-
mis- dienomis bilius visa
pusiai aptartas ir vakar pa
Quotas nubalsuoti.
Prohibicijos Salininkai lai
mGjo.
DaEar bilius pavcdamaS
atskirioms Salics valstijomS.
Ia klaus;mQ iSriSti skiria-
ma 7 metal laikO. Per tQ lai-
ka yalstijQ legislatures til
res tQ biliQ priimti arba al
'mesti. Kuomet valstijcs bi-
.Iiu priims, tuomet jis paliks
istatymu II visoj Salyj bus
.pravesta visuotina prohibit
cija, ty. bus uzdrausta svai-
galus gaminti, pardavin6ti
il yartOti.
Suv. Valstijose yra 48 at
.skirios valstijos. Reikalin-
G&, kaQ Is u 80 pflllntQ "
liQ, .jei norma pravesti pro,
hibicijQ.
Siandie % valstijose jau
gyvuoja prohibicija. Prob
bicijos Salininkai tikisi, kad
j 7 metus dar keliolika val
stijQ praves prohibicija. Ma
ir tuomet bus laim6ta .tas
kO trokSta visi iSminting:
Sios Sales gyventojai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-18
Petrogradas, or. 16.-Bol-

Petrogradas, gr. 18.-Bol-
SeyikQ oficial6 ziniQ agcn-
tura vak2r paskelb@, kad
ginkhy sudojimo suta1tiS
tarp Rusijos ir teutonQ tai
kininkQ paraSais patTirtin-
ia. ir kad ia sutartis nr2d6-
10 veikti su vakarykSGla
diena. Sutartis bus tcisota
ligi sausiO Il d. 1918 m.
Ginklu sud6jimO sutarty-
je tarp kitko pazym6ta, kad
kuoveikiaus turf but prado-
damos taikos derybos.
Uzsieniu reikalp minlste-
ris TrOckis PetrOgradO ka-
reiviQ ir darbininkQ sovieto
susirinkime praneS6, jogei
Vokietija prieme Rusijos
reikalavima, kad visu gin
klu sud6jimo metu VoEletl-
ia nesiQs savo kariuomenes
is rusu fronto i kitus from
tus. Jis taippat praneSe, kad
tuojaus prasid6siancios tai
kos derybos.
Trockis pazymejo, kad
derybQ metu kas valando
grasino pertraukimas rySlQ
kuomet vokieciai laik6si Wis
savo, kad ju kariuomenl
turf but kilnojama. RusQ at.
stovai tam reikalavlmu
grieztai prieSinosi. Tuomet
vokieGiai reikalavO gaur.
teise nors mazesnius ka,
riuomen6s burius kilnoti
Bet rusai ir su tue nesuti.
ko. Galu-gale vokieGiai nu
sileido ir prieme rusp atsto
w formula.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-18
GEN. KALEDINES ARES
lTAVIMAS NEPATVIR-
TINTAS.

Londonas, gr. 18. : Ne
gauta jokiu ziniu, krlrios
patvirtintu gen. Kaledines
arestavima. Pietq Rusijoje
stovis labai neaiSkus ir Sian
die is ten negaunama jokiQ
ziniu. Petrogrado su Rosto-
WI susinesimas kaip gelezin-
keliu, taip telegraph per-
trauktas. "Daily Mail" ga
vo ziniu, kad musiai seka
aplink Charkova.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-18
Antru kartu uzzpulta
''Kovos'' ofisas
I$NAUJo ARESTUOTAS ST|LSONAS |R $UKYS
YidikaS su Sta|ioTaiGiu kazkur i$dum6

is. V. komisionierius Long
federaliam buste. Stilsonas
yra po $4,000 paranka.
Pirmuoju "Kovos" ofiso
uzpuolimo metu surasta du
laisku, rasytu is Brocktono,
Mass, kokio tai "draugo"
st. A. Milcius ir Palsys.
Kaip. vienam, taip kitam
laiSke pasmerkiama vyriau-
sybe ir kare. Tuos laiskus
vyriausybes agentai isgulde
ir to pasel1me buvo antrasis
"Kovos" ofiso perkretimas.
Stilsonas SUI Sukiu atras-
ia ofise ir tuojaus suimta.
Agentai dar ieskojo 'Kovos'
redaktoriQ - Vidiko ir Sta
lioraicio, kuriedu pirmojo
uzpuolimo metu buvo ofise.
Teciau siuo kartu abieju ne
surasta. Abudu kazkur is.
dune, suuode, kad gall TEX
tt su1iai uz kurstyma Emo
niu pries Sales paredymus.
Anot federalip agentp,
lStilaolas srlimtas, kaipo
zymus socialism, tarpe vel
kejas, tue labiau, kad nuo jo
p1igulejo laikrascio 'Kovos'
Vedama politika. Be to
agenta1 tVlrtlna, kad "ko-
vos" visas "Stabas' yra
vienodo plauko su indus
trialistais Q. W. w.. Kaip
sajungos socialistai yra
zmoniu kurstytojai, taip
toxic yra ir industrialistai.
"Kovos" iSleidimas su-
laikytas po pir1nutines
agentu atliktos kratos. Is
ofiso teGiau visiems skaity-
tojams laiSkais pasiusta
praneSimas, kad pasta atsi-
'sakiusi "kova" vezioti.
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REGIS PRIPAzINS
BOLsEV1KUS.

Londonas, gr. 18. : Tai
kininkai gaminasi pripazin-
ii rusu bolseyikus teisot:
Rusijos vyriausybe, anot
paskelbtp eia ziniu. Tai no
rima padaryti todel, idant
Russia be p1ipazinimo pa
galiaus nepatektu Vokieti-
jos politikinen ir socijalen
intekmen.
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ANGLAI vEIKIA
ITAIIJOJE.
Italai teutonus atmuse.

Rymas, gr. 18. Vokie-
cip-austru atakos pries ita-
lus inkon San MARITIME,
Trentine, ne tik atblokstos,
bet teutonai buvo priversti
begti didziausioje betvarke-
je.
Is Berlyno pranesama,
kad anglai buvo megine
briauties j pietus nuo Mon
tie Fontana. Bet buve at
musti. Tai pirma zinia apie
anglp veikima Italijos fron-
te.
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Philadelphia, Pa, or. !

EuI16ue1pAlo', E63 81. IL.
"Mano isitikrinimai yra
prieSingi visokioms zmogzu-
dys6iu metodoms ir todel as
esu p1iesingas ,:.(pasiremiant
saziniskumu) dalyvauti
zmogzudiskoje kareje. AS
atkeliavau Sion Salin, Anne
rikon, su ia ideja, kad jinai
buvo laisva Sails, kur nore-
jau laimingai gyventi. Ir
delto issizadejau pavaldiny-
stes Nikalojui II ir jo dina
,stijai. Todel as nep1ivalall
eiti paskirton vieton ir pasi-
duoti egzaminavimui. AS Ii
nau, kad ant zemes nera to-
kios sp6kos, katra name ga
letq padaryti kareiviu."
Tai istrauka is laisko, ku-
ri raSe vienas saukiamas
kareiviauti vyras Brock
tone, Mass, vietos "Draft
Board'ui. +" Tasai laiskas
buvo padetas lietuvip soci-
alistQ sajungos organe "Ko-
va" rugpjueio 21 diena. Del
Sito laiSko federaliai agen-
tai iSnaujo uzpuole 'Kovos'
ofisa po mum. 229 N. Sixth
st. Suarestuota du asmeniu
ir paimta daugiau kurstan-
Clos zmones literaturos.
ISnaujo suarestuotas So
cialistu sajungos sekreto-
rius Stilsonas, kurs buvo
arestuotas pirm saVaites
laiko. SuareStuotas dabar IL
"Kovos" administrators
J. sukys. Jiedu kaltinamu
uz perzengima istatymo
vardu "Espionage Act' ir
uzdarytu Moyamensing ka-
LEHMAN. Jiedu perklausines
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NEW YORKAS GAVO
ANGLIQ.

New York, gr. Is. = 81,
tas miestas kasdien suvarto-
ia 20 tukstanciu tonq an
gliu. Tomis dienomis ~pri-
truko angliu. Imta emo
mems isdavineti angliu tt
kietai. Bet stai vakar mie-
stan atgabenta Is tukstan-
ciai tonu to svarbaus kuro.
Gyventojai lergviau atsidu-