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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15
TIE PEAL ANSW E Z.

What is the answer to the strikes
and threatened strikes that are OBJ
tanning in our shipyafds and other
fields of activity, the output of which
is necessary to the nation in the wag-
ing of the war at this time?
There can only be but one answer
and that is for the government to
take control and choke the disaffec-
ton.
At this time, strikes are nothing
more nor less than treason. And
they should be made a reasonable
oGfense.
We cannot but think that the OBJ
ject Of such strikes at this crisis is
to embarrass the goyernmcnt-''to
give aid and comfort to the enemy"
We cannot imagine that trade I'M
ioni8m, which is built upon the bed.
rock OF democracy, will lend itself to
this process.
Neither can we believe that Ship
builders will prove so obsessed by
personal gain as to refuse its fair re-
ward
But if either obtain we consider
that the government is entitled to in
tarlere and force the work TO be
done
ii the nation has the right to con
script soldiers and sailors, why moi
thc right to prevent the Gripping OF
its industries which are essential to
success in this war by similar meas
urca?
We know this postulation will b.
met with bowls from some PEOPLE
hnd many Of those who object mos
to this idea were until lately blatan
advocates of government OWNERSHIP
It is useless 10 send men to die il
the trenches, TO MAKE the world
safe place for democracy, when "
have this back-fire al home
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

| agreement with the allies whereby
another great source of man-power
| might be tapped for the common
cause Every able-bodied young Eng
lishman. FrenChman. Russian and
Italian in this country, not naturaliz-
ed, should be a,ailaDIe for military
purposes.
We can't afford to ship them across
to their native lands so they can join
the home armies. but we can certain
ly make use of them in our own mill
tary bodies. BY fighting with us, they
will also be fighting for their native
lands. They will be fighting the kai-
ser. They will &c doing their bit.
They will not be in the position of
specially favored slackers, protected
in their immunity from service both
by America and the allies. They will
not be left here to take the pick of
the Jobs, while real Americans are
doing the lighting. They will not re-
main here to do all the prospecting,
while other men make all the sacri-
fees.
Their place is on the firing line.
America wants them there alongside
her own sons. And the allies, doubt
less, want them there, too The al
lies could not hold a rod in pickle for
the Stacker at home, and at the same
time encourage and protect the slack
or abroad
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15
A SHOCK TO NATIONAL PRIDE.

The national pride is somewhat
abated when we read of the number
OF men who are claiming exemption
from military service before the draft
boards
From all over the country reports
are coming, showing d big percentage
unwilling, evidently, 10 respond to
their country's call
1t is very evident, however that
The service evader5 will find it no
easy matter to escape doing their
duty
Those who claim exemption by
pleading physical disability will be
subjected t. rigid test and shammers
put to sfame-and in Khaki.
Extra precaution and more rigid
investigations and severe penalties
are being put i'll operation to insure
the provision o. the necessary army.
II may be that subsequent inquiry
INTO the exemption claims may re-
veal healthier conditions than seems
to obtain now
While we must have men, we hold
that no man should be neld up to
scorn or dubbed as a Stacker because
lie claims what the law permits and
expressly authorizes him to claim.
We want men who will be in earn
est If they are selected as soldiers.
And the philosophy Of the draft is to
so adjust this war service that the
efficiency OF the country will not be
impaired
Men with wives and widowed moth
ers who are dependents are certainly
entitled to exemption under the law.
| Men who care for their families-the
bread wlnners-essentiaI to their sup
port would be a handicap to the ma
ton as soldiers, seeing that their de-
pendents would have to be taken care
| OF by the government public or pa
tcrnal clarity and there is iro ques-
| ton i'll the minds of the brichtcst
and most logical thinkers of the
country that this class of citizens
are not included or intended By tho
trainers of the conscript law aa@ il
is indeed noticeable that the diAfi
boards all over the country are dis
| playing unusual discretion in exempt
ing those people who unfortunately
have some obligations resting en-
tirely upon themselves to discharge
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15
TRAINED SOLDIERS FOR OUR
COUNTRY.

One of the most vexatious problems
confronting fathers and mothers of
healthy sons is the boy problem.
That porblem begins when The boy
is big enough TO move around, asso-
ciate with other boys and pick up
information. But when the boy is
eighteen, and on the threshold OF
manhood, the problem becomes Sc
riOus and often alarming.
The father is usually too busy max
ing the family living to give his boy
the companionship ne needs. And at
that age of boyhood there is little
mother can do.
With obligatory universal military
service-a big democratic army,
which is a great national college as
well-the government can step in
and help solve this problem.
Most boys choose their careers by
chance Their entire future often is
determined BY the first job they get.
Not many can 90 to college. Too
many have 10 grab the first available
job, when they leave the ward school.
10 help the family make both ends
meet.
Ii the army were made a great ma
tional college, where boys could be
prepared for Il uade, d profession or
a business career while getting mill
tary training, most parents would be
anxious for their boys to get a chance
at that training.
They would know the best scienti-
tic knowledge would De applied TO the
ply steal health OF their boys, and
that the government was paying for
an education parents couldn't afford
They would know their boys would
be subject to a wholesome discipline
few parents are capduie OF directing
OF enforcing,
They would know the physical,
and moral health of their
boys was receiving careful expert at
tcntion.
ANA if these pupil soldiers were
paid by the government three dollars
a day, parents would know the boys
were sure OF a fair start when then
services ended,
And the government could well al
ycrsal training means this country
will always be prepared for amy ma
tional emergency-pre with a
trained citizen soldier fit to defend
our country from any danger
The government would know our
strength would be as great
IS our economic strength, and that
we could enjoy peace because we
would be SO strong and so well pre-
pared that no other nation or combi-
nation of nations would dare attack
us.
Our great and powerful navy, back
ed up by a national democratic army
always fit to fight, would be good in
surance against war. And that is
insurance that those who would have
10 do the paying could well afford to
pay for.
This nation cannot escape the re
spcnsibility that goes with its vast
resources and wealth. 1t can pre-
pare to meet the dangers that will
always threaten. 1t must be a strong
military nation. But we must be
strong in democratic American
strength.
Make military service universal
and obligatory Make the army
great national college. Pap pupil
soldiers three dollars a day during
their term of service. Keep America
safe for democracy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

The state department very success
fully nailed that German lie in which
an effort was made to deny the au-
thenticity OF that telegram Of the kai-
ser in which he admitted That the
neutrality Of Belgium had been vio-
lated for strategic purposes AM
bassador Gerard and the state de-
partment thus scored heavily and tai
lied one for German dup!ieity and
German falsity in the highest of Of
fetal places.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

* I'VE are here as the representa-
7etives OF Japan on mission of friend
. ship and good will we come to you
: as allies in a common cause-as com
rades in a gigantic struggle, which
Z involves the liberties and sacred
Z rights of mankind" said Viscount
: Ishii, of the Japanese mission. That
Z listens well and ought to stop lots
of wild talking
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

That local movement to build
homes for the people now flocklnS
to Brunswick seems to be a little slow
in getting under way. The situation
is growing worse and some sort OF
remedy is a necessity
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

Those farmers i'll the west who are
kicking against a flat rate Of 81 per
bushel for wheat ought to travel very
cautiously. The end may not be iii
sight and the government may COM
mandeer the whole crop.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

That Stockholm conference bides
no good for the cause of the allies
and the United States, France and
England are wise il refusing TO per
nit representatives to attend
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

- The more we observe the attitude
of Provost Marshal Crowder, the
more we are convinced that thou
sands of young Americans who are
now swinging the hope Of an eXemp-
'ticn to the hearts viii have to aban-
don that hope.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

The people OF the state OF. Georgia
ought to hold to a strict accounta-
bility those who will be responsible
for that extra session OF the legisla-
ture if we are to have the extra bur
den. This is no time for such thing
and it is unfair and unnecessary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

There is one consolation ahead OF
us any old way and that is, the Unit
ed States senate will not have TO
participate in that PEACE conference
when it does come.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

The mistake that the kaiser made
was putting that confidential message
to President Wilson i'll his own hand
writing. for the state department does
maintain its archives.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

We really wonder what lies down
deep in the hearts of those other
eighteen names suggested by Senator
Hardwick for that judgeship nominal
ton?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

The German press, so we are al
vised, are to explain that now famous
telegram of the kaiser's. That's go
ing to be a rather hard nut to crack.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

If those Canadians do not succeed
in capturing Lens, it will be no fault
of theirs. They have put up won
derful fight to take this stronghold,
back of which lies the great coal
fields badly needed by the allies
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

When Mr. Hoover figures out how
to reduce the cost OF bread, we do
wish he would apply the same tactics
to beefsteak
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

General Crowder mas even found
a place for the religious DIRECTORS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15

Well, that world war has taught
the average American good lesson
in geography i'll all events.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
Giyun County.
City of BrunswIck.
United States Court, Southern Dis
asict of Georgia. for ter counties
The News is a member OF the AS
sociatcd Press.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-15
SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Note Convenient Daily Schedules.

en- fhalmnn eastern cities and Florida
G, w, SMALL, y. Z. A, Savannah.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
HINDENBURGAS SKU-
BINASI RUSQ
FRONTAN.

.Amsterdamas, liepos s.
Is BerlynO gauta zinia, kad
rusu atnaujintas uzpuoli-
mas kuOne visuOse kares
frOntuose supurte vokiecirl
vyriausybe.
FieldmarSalas Won Hin
denburgas SUI savO Stabu
kuOveikiausiai apleidO va
karini kar:s frontq ir spe-
cialiu traukiniu nudume ru-
su frontan, kad ten visOmis
pastangomis kaip nors SUI
laikyti rusu briovimasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
"SALIN DUMA!"
KAREIVIAI IR
DARBININKAI.

Petrogradas, liepos 3. :
Kareiviu ir darbininkp at
Stow tarybu kongreso dele
gatai per kelias dienas ap-
kalbejO apie anarchistu no
rejima suruoSti cionai de-
|monstracijas, kad paskui is
to lengviau pagimdyti
kontrrevoliucija pries da-
bartine vyriausybe.
Delegatai po ilgu diskusi-
ju nusprende surengti ra-
mia demOnstracija, kad uz-
begti uz akiu anarchistu no
rams. S''T i'll
LiepOs 1 diena tatai ivy
ko skaitlingas kareiviu, da-
rblnlnku ir siaip zmOniu e.
jimas is miesto i "Marsovo-
Je Pole" kur palaidotos re-
voliucijOs aukos. Demon
strantu priesakyj grojo mu-
zika, buvO neSami paraSai,
kurle skambejo: Salin du-
ma ir valstybes taryba. "
"Salin kapitalistai ministe-
riai." "Liaudies kova uz
taika."
Vienas kareiviu burys ejo
su parasu: "Salin Imperial
listine kar6. Mes norime
ginklu padejimo visuose
frOntuOse ir diskusuOti apie
taika."
Buvo keli paraSai ir prizes
RusijOs talkininkus.
DcmOnstracija buvo be
ginklu, todel ir pasibaigc
ramiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
AUSTRIA LAKUNAI w.
PUOLE VENECIJA.

Rymas, liepos 3. - Cia
oficialiai praneSta, kad aus
trai lakunai praeita penkta-
dieni iSnaujo uzpuole mics
ta Venecija ir artimiausius
miestus MaranO ir ChiOg-
gia. l3ombos pamesta ant
manu-. zmOnes nenukente-
jO. Prizes lakunus smar-
kiOn kovon stOjO sauszemiO
batarejOs. Manoma, keli
lakstytuvai pazeisti.
Italai uz tai austrams at
kersydami is Oro taippat a
takavO miestO Trieste pra-
mOnine dali.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
NEKAS SPEJIMAS DEL
AMERIKOS.
Chautauqua, N. Y, liepO

Chautauqua, N. Y, liepos
3. - Cionai turejo kalba
vicno LOndOnO laikraSGiO
redaktorius Pomeroy Bur-
ton. Jis tarp kitko pazy-
kad kol Suv. Valsti-
jos prisiruOSianCiOs karen,
Anglia nuo karts sunkeny-
bes gall suklupti. Ir jci
tas ivyktu, tuOmct Vokicti-
ia kare laimctQ ir vargas
butu Amerikai. Todel jis
patare Siai Saliai kuovei-
kiausiai ruoStis ir citi pa
gelbon talkininkams, kol
dar nevelu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
VOKIECIAI NIEKO Me-
DARO IS TALKININKU,

Londonas, liepos 3. - Is
Amsterdamo praneSama,
kad vokieciu laikraSGiai
placiai kOmentuoja ir tie
siog ignoruoja Anglijos mi
nisteriu pirmininko Lloyd
George kalba apie taika,
anadien pasakyta Glasgo-
we.
Kai-kurie laikrasciai pa
zymi, kad jei minister's
taip atvirai kalba, tai Ang-
LIZA nori taikOs. Tx netu-
ri drasos pasisakyti, kad il
mai to norinti.
Grid, ir Vokictija NORM
ii taikos. Vokictija per-
MAI talka buvO paSlulusi.
Jci Anglia tq pasiulijima
atmete, tcgul jinai dabar
siulo taika. Jci TO nepada-
rvs, ja privers taikinties
nardanciOs laives ir narsiO-
sios vokieciu armijos.
Grid, jau pagaliau Angli-
ia pajuto ant savo kailio
nardanciu laiviu veikima,
tai ir kalba apie taika.
Ir galas Zinc, ka vokieciai
apie save mano.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
DARBININKU SA-GOs 3s
KIP. SUSIRINKIMAs.

Utarninke 3 d. liepOs, Au-
sros Vartu parapijines mo-
kyklOs kambariuose, bus A.
i. ID. Sajungos 38 KIP. SUI
sirinkimas.
Visi nariai yra kvieGiami
ateiti susirinkiman, mes rel
kia pasikalbeti apie p-no
Sccsnuleviciaus prakalbas,
kurios ivyks 10 d. liepos p.
KarvOvskio svetaineje.
Taipo-gi kvieciame visus
susipratusius darbininkus
ir darbininkes ateiti ir tapti
sios taip prakilnios ir nau-
dingos organizacijos nariais
bel naremis.
Valdyba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
Washington, liepOs 3.

Rusijos kares minister's
Kerenskii pirm triju savai-
ciu buvo praneSes sios sa
lies vyriausybei, jogei rusu
armiju pirmasis didziulis
uzpuOlimas prasidesias lie
pos pirmOmis dienOmis.
Valstybes sekr. Lansing
tOdel vakar pazymejO, kad
Kerenskii sugebejo peror-
ganizuOti ir sustiprinti savo
armijas, ir kad Kerenskii
uz tai yra vertas pilno pa
sitikejimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
Rusai pa6m6 apio 1900 ne|ais-
viz Ca|iCijoje
Uzpuolimai pradeta Rumunijos ir
Kaukazo frontuo.e
Hindenburgas skubinasi rus4
frOntan

kai atlikO keleta ataku
prizes musu pozicijas palei
Distan. Siaurvakaruose
nuo Sepne musu prieSaki-
mes sargybos, pO energin-
gam turku vijimui, pasieke
ezero Deribar apskriti IL
ten susireme SUI prieSininku,
kurs gina vieSkeli, einanti
i Panjwin.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
KAS BUS PALIUOSUO.
TAS NUO PRIvERSTI.
NOJO KAREIVIAVIMO.
WASHINGTON, liepos 3.

- Vyriausybes nusprendi-
mu nuo priverstinojo karei-
viavimo bus paliuosuoti Sc
kantieji asmenis:
visi suv. valstiju valdi-
ninkai, kaip valstiju, taip
teritoriju ir Columbia dist
rikto.
Visi dvasiSkiai.
Teologijos studentai.
Tarnauja Suv. Valstiju
kariuomeneje ir laivyne.
Vokietijos pavaldiniai.
Visi svetimzemiai neturi
pirmuju poperiu.
Apskriciu ir miestu virsi-
ninkai.
Darbininkai, dirba fede-
raliskose kares istaigose.
Muitinyciu valdininkai.
Vedusieji ir turi vaikus,
arba vaikai, katrie turi uz-
laikyti motinas nasles arba
mazus broliukus ir sesutes.
= Visi tie, katriems religiji-
mes sektos draudzia karei-
viauti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
RASINES RIAUSES
EAST ST. LOUISE.

EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,,
liepos 3. - Rasines riauses
cionai arseja. Baltieji de-
gina nigeriu namus ir 81
tuos saudo be pasigailejimo.
Keliolika nigeriu jau nuzu-
dyta. Xiii nigeriai bega j
Missouri valstija. Pasius
ia daugiau miMcijos. Ares
tuojami baltieji uz nigeriu
zudyma.
Vakar velai vakare mics
te paskelbta kares stovis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
IESKO UPEJE DAU-
CLAUS LAVONU.

Milwaukee, Wis, liepos 3.
Ekskursijinis laivas "Chri-
stOpher Columbus" vakar
isplauke i MonitOwOc, kur
bus pertaisOmas.
Vandens kubilas krizda-
mas ant laivo, kick suzinO-
ia, uzmuse Is zmoniu.
Policija tvirtina, kad IL
peje esq zuve daugiau EMO
niu. Todel narai ieSko la
vOnu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
RUSAI PRADEJO d.
DELI UzPUOLIMA.

Petrogradas, liepos 3. -
Kares minister's Kerenskii
telegrafavO ministeriu pir-
mininkui LvOvui, kad rusu
revoliuciOnieriu armijOs
stojo uzpuoliman liepos 1 d.
Anot oficialio gencralio
Stabo praneSimo, smarkus
militarinis rusu veikimas
seka kaip Galicijos, taip ir
Uzkaukazyj.
PraneSimas taip skamba:
Rusijos-Galicijos frontas.
- PrieSais Zlochov ir Brzc-
zany (rytuose nuo Lember
gO) paSelusiai veikia artile-
rija.
RumunlJOS frOntaS. La
muntelin kalnu apylink6se,
Karpatuosc, musu artilerija
sunaikino beganti prieSinin-
ko militarini traukini.
KaukazO frontas. - Pan
jwin apylinkese ITurkijo-
je, arti Persijos sienos) tur-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
RUSAI PAEME TURKU
TVIRTOvE.
PetrogradaS, liepOS 3,

Petrogradas, liepos 3. -
Rusai nepertraukia uzpuo-
limo Kaukaze prizes turkus
ir briaujasi pirmyn.
Rusu raitarija besivyda
ma beganGius turkus paeme
miesteli Eugidja, gulinti i
Siaurius nuO ezerO Deribar.
Be to rusams teko turku
tvirtove Kalamirivan, piet-
rytuOse nuo to paties ezero.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
East st. Louis, ILL.,, liepOs

GdoI OI. LOUIS, ILL.,, uepOS
3. - Vakar ivyko rasines
riauSes, kuomet nigeriu mi
mia pradejO grasinti baltic
stems. Vienas pOlicmonas
nuzudyta ir 3 suzeista. Is
suzeistu gal vienas mirsias.
Suzeista ir siaip zmoniu, nj
geriu ir baltuju.
I Pasaukta milicijas kuri SUI
policijos pagelba pradejo
riausininkus niserius ares
tuoti. Jau kelios deSimtis
ju suareStuota.
CiOnai rasincs riauSes da-
znai pasitaiko. Rase rases
neapkencia ir todel pasitai-
kO susikirtimai ir sumiSi-
mai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
PRANCUZAI ATMUSE
VOKIECIUS AISNE
FRONTE.

Paryzius, liepos s. O.
ficialiai praneSta, kad ISL
gai Hilles-Paissy vieSkelio,
Aisne fronte, prancuzai sto-
jo kontratakon prizes vokic-
cius ir atsieme savo pozici-
jas, kurias buvo prarade
praeita savaite. Vokieciai
paneSe didelius nuostolius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
GYVENTOJAI PRIZE
LANKUS SAVO
KARALIUI.

Paryzius, iepos 3.-IS Is
panijos gauta zinia, kad gy-
ventOjai labai prielankus sa-
vO karaliui AlfOnsui. Ana
diena karalius viesai pasi-
rodes, ir zmones padare
jam labai dideles Ovacijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
BELGQ KOMIsIJA
CHICAGOJE.

Vakar Chicagon atkelia-
vo belgu diplomatine ir ka-
res komisija. Labai iskil-
mingai sutikta. Svcciu pri-
emime dalyvavo ir majoras
Thompson. Sia nakti iske-
liavo i Milwaukee, Wis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
RUSAI PAEME MIESTA
IR 1000 NELAISVIQ.
Rusams teko z sunkiosios
armotos; Berlyne sakoma,
ruSai atmuSami.
Petrogradas, liepOs 3.

Petrogradas, liepos 3. -
Rusu kariuomene pirmuoju
savo uzpuolimu paome m.
Koniuchy, GalicijOs fronte.
POdraug nelaisven paeme
164 Oficierius IL suvirS 1O,-
800 kareiviu.
Beto Koniuchy apylinke-
Sc 1uSamS tekO z SunkiOSiOs
armOtOS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
KINAI NORI IMPERA-
TORIAUS.
Washingtone gauta zinia,
kad Kinijai grasia civile
kare.

Washington, liepOs 3. -
Suv. Valstiju pasiuntinys
Reinsch is Kinijos praneSa,
kad generOlas Chang-Hsun
ir kit militaristai Kinu
vadai pareikalavo dabarti-
|niO Kinijos prezidento Ii,
kad jis sugrazintu Kinijai
Manchu dinastija.
Todel KinijOje pramato-
ma civile kare.
MOnarchija sugrazinti
reikalavimas pasirode, kuo-
met tarpe prezidento Ii ir
militariniu gubernatoriu tu-
rejo ivykti taika. Po visu
nesutikimu uz ministeriu
kabinetO pirmininkO atSali-
nina militaristai galu gale
pareikalavo prezidento Ii
|sutverti koalicijini kabine-
tQ. Prezidentas sutikO. Ir,
rodos, turejO viskas pasi-
baigti ramiai. Teciau mill
taristai sugalvojo sugrazin-
ii saliai monarchija.
Gen. Chang-Hsun yra
Anhwey prOvincijOs militia
RIMS gubernatorius IL mill
taristu partijos lyderis. Jis
pasiunte prezidentui Ii ul-
timatumq reikalaudamas
'Sugrazinti imperatOriui
Hsun-Tung Manchu sosta,
kuriO tasai atsisake vasariO
II q. 1912 metals. Chang
Hsun pilnai paremia Shu-
|Shi-Chang, vaiko imperatO-
riaus globejas ir buves mo-
narchijos valstybes tarybos
narys. Ta reikalavima re-
mia IL kit buvusieji seno-
YES valdininkai, panaSus j
buvusius rusu biurokratus.
Nera ziniu, ka preziden-
tas Ii atsakys i ultimatu-
ma. Prczidentas yra stip
rus respublikOnas ir konsti-
tuciOnalistas ir tOdel sp6ja-
ma, kad jis imsis aStriu
.priemOniu prizes toki pasi-
kesinima - sugrazinti sa-
llal mOnarchlJa.
Bet pOdraug nera zinoma,
kaip yra galingas generOlas
Chang Hsun ir az visi mi
litaristai paremia jo reika-
lavima. Bet yra zinoma, kad
jis savO rankOse turf stipria
ka1iuOmene ir veikiai gale
tu apsidirbti su Pekino pae-
mimu.
PietuOsc nuo up6s Yangt-
Sc sukilO visos provincijos.
PrasidejO revOliucija, kuo-
met gyventojai nugirdo,
kad Saliai norma sugrazin-
ii mOnarchija ir tai dar ne
.pakenciama Manchu dinas-
tia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
ISGINKLAVO SUKILE
LIUS KAREIVIUS.

Petrogradas, liepOs 3. -
Kares ministerio Kerenskio
isakymu iStikimoji kariuo-
meme apsupo ~ ir 13 divi-
ziji sauliu, kurie sukele
maiStus i nenorejo klausyti,
ir priverte pasiduoti. Tai
ivykO vienam kares frOnte.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
Kinijai Sugra@zinama monarChija
Tai saliai neisvengtina Civile
kare
Austrai lakunai uzpuole Venecija

! Tos provincijos yra isti-
kimos respublikai. Ju gy-
ventojai sukile 1911 metals,
kuOmet Kinijos pirmasis
prezidentas Yuan-Shi-Kai
buvO megines pasiskelbti
imperatOrium.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
NUSKENDO PRAN-
CUZU GARLAIVIS.

Paryzius, liepos 3.-Tarp-
zeiu jur6se nuo ivykusiOs
eksplOzijOs nuskendo pran-
cuzV garlaivis "Himalaya." "
Turejo SUI savimi 2O4 ke-
liauninku. Is ju 176 iSgel-
beta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-03
UPEJE zUVO IA zMO-
NIQ.

Niagara Falls, N. Y, lie
pos 3. = Vakar perdidis
skaitlius zuvusiu buvo pa
Quotas. PaaiSkejo, kad SUI
nuvirtusiu upen gatvekariu
zuvo IA zmOniu. Suzeistas
ir vienas Chicagos gyventO-
jas.