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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
APPEAL EXEMPTIONS ON
BEHALF or GOVERNMENT
Appointments OF Men In Every Draft
Jurisdiction to Look Out for U. S.
interests Made by Governor.

st. Paul. Aug. 4.-Governor j. A. A.
Burnquist has begun notifying men in
every Minnesota draft jurisdiction of
their appointment as draft board as
sistants, with the special duty of look
ing out for the governments interests.
These men will have access to all data
possessed by the boards and must APP
peal, on the governments behalf, all
exemptions and discharges which have
a iimsy ground. County attorneys are
being asked to serve in many in
stances, Adjutant General Fred b.
Wood declared.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
NINE MEN TO BLAME
FOR COAL SHORTAGE
Niece, In East In Behalf Of Northwest
Says Operators Are Figuring Con-
tracts and sell Output For Cash.

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. flames r.
MCGEE OF Minneapolis. who faces the
task here OF clearing the way for re
summing coal shipments to Minnesota
and the Northwest, ii 70 confer with
coal operators, railroad and lake
steamship men here, with a view 70
devising some way in which the coun
try he represents may escape q coal
famine this winter,
sThe situation in Minnesota is ter
rible." he said. and II the interrupted
coal shipments from the mines to the
Northwest are not resumed there Il
going to be considerable hardship
there this winter. 1 have found that
the mines are getting ont more coal
than eyer before. but that the operat
ors are ignoring their contracts and
arc selling their coal for cash at the
minee.
Zone OF the reasons given me here
for the coal shortage is that sufficient
cars cannot be- found to transport Goa
from the mines. / expect to take this
feature mp with yailroad men at q con
ference. which / hope win result IN
GOOD news for tho people OF Mime
Gotta.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
SHIP BOARD TO SEIZE
CRAFT AND FIX RATES
U. S. Plans For Taking Over All Ocean
Going American Merchantmen to
Be Announced Soon.

Washington, Aug. 3.-Plans for TAX.
ing over for operation all American
oceangoing merchant ships soon will
be announced by the shipping board.
Charters will be requisitioned under
the recent act of congress authorizing
the president to commander the ton
mage for government uses.
The program is preliminary to put.
ting into operation an agreement be.
tween the American and British gov.
ernments for joint control Of the
worlds shipping.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

and feel 1t Is cruel and wrong. They
just go On doing 1t to be thought fine
and manly. Often boys and girls are
just the same way about other things.
"But to continue with the story. The
man spoke and this time he meant
what he said.
"f cannot bear seeing that mother
doe and her lovely fawn. She is run
ming from us, and ], for one, WON'T
try to get her,
'@The mother doe and fawn had van
ished and were safe back In the woods.
Oh, how her heart was beating. 1T
was those men who killed my mate
she was saying to her fawn child.
"And the fawn nestled close to her
mother and licked her head to tell
her how much she was still loved by
her child.
ayes said the mother deer, 7 am
all alone without my mate, but I have
you safe with me-
Slut for days and days the mother
had great trouble in keeping her child
safe from harm. For 1t was the time
when the men were around with the
big guns and the look in their eyes to
kill the creatures of the woods and
forests.
"And when the men from the hunting
trip I have told you about went home,
one man vowed he would never join
them again. And he kept his word
Neither did he eat any Of the yenison.
for he could not get from his mind the
thought Of those great brown eyes beg
ging for pity from the strong men with
the guns. And something deep within
him must have told him OF the lonely
mate left In the woods, for never again
did he 60 hunting"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
BRITISH REGAIN GROUND
LOST IN RECENT FIGHTING
Drive Enemy From Positions On Arras
Front-French Make Further
Progress in Belgium.

London, Aug. 6.-All the positions
east of Monchy lie Preux on the Arras
battle front in France which were
captured by the Germans have been
retaken by the British, according to
an official statement issued by the
British wal office.
On the Belgian front, where the
French and British launched an often.
sive, French troops made further
progress EAST Of the Korteker and
Cabaret.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
NEW GREEK KING TAKES OATH

Alexander Indicted Into Office Amid
Pomp.
Athens. Greece. Aug. Skiing Alex
ander took the oath OF office amid
great pomp and ceremony. Preced.
ed by a troop Of soldiers the king in
q carriage proceeded from the palace
to the hall OF the Chamber of Depu.
ties through the streets lined with
cheering citizens.
King Alexander read the speech
from the throne on the future attitude
Of Greece toward the belligerent pow
ers. He was cheered at the conclu
sion OF his speech.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

Davenport, Iowa, Aug. 4.-Daniel III.
Wallace, . ~fscturer, who according to
his own admission deserted from the
British army. Fred voilmer. brother
Of Henry vollmer. former Iowa con-
gresham. and Earl G. Willis were In
dictsd by the federal grand jury hare
Investigating espionage cases. Wal
lace III charged In two counts with
violatisg the espionage law ard con-
spiracy. Willis and voIlmer. who are
Davenport attorneys. with conspiracy.
All pleaded not guilty. Bonds were
nxed at $4,000 each.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

Amsterdam, Aug. 6.-According to
the Echo De Beige, the city Of Liege
has been fined 100000 francs for dis-
obeying an order given by the Ger
man authorities to demolisn buildings
damaged ~ fre ON Quai des Pecheurs.
Liege. the capital Of the WaIloon dis
trict. u che Belgian city which OFFER
cd scch determined resistance 10 the
Germans aE the outbreak Of the war
when they snvadvd Belgium 80 as TO
avoid F.sach forts from verdun to
Helfort lled to outfiank the French
northern ans eastern armies.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
ROOT MISSION REACHES
SEAPORT ON PACIFIC
Delegation to Russia Lands on Home
Soil En- Route TO National Capital
Absent Since May.

A Pacific Port, Aug. 6.-The Ameri-
can mission to Russia, headed by Eli
hu Root, has reached here en- route
to Washington.
The mission has been away from the
United States since May.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
obIector 10 Killed.

Holdenville, Okla, Aug. Ed Ella
ock, q draft objector was killed and a
posseman, Jack Paige, was wounded
and later carried off by the outlaws in
q fight between directors to the selec-
tive draft and officers, IL miles south
east OF here. Henry Johnson. another
posseman, was wounded in the head.
A large posse has gone to Paige's res
cue.
The fgh1 according to meagre re-
ports, occurred about three miles north
OF Calvin at the cross roads school.
About fifty directors have been con-
gregating in the woods near here for
the last week, posse members declared
and II was with members OF this or
~ganization that the battle was waged.
Two of the registers band were said
also to have been wounded, but 1t had
not been determined whether they
were captured. The country where
the brush took place is especially wild.
Previous to the clash nine DIRECTORS
were captured in the hills after they
had been surrounded in q deserted
cabin.
Posses After Bands.
Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug. 6.-With
but two large posses in the field last
night after armed bands OF directors
to the ~selectiye draft, the day In the
counties In central Oklahoma which
for the last three days have been the
scene of their activities, passed almost
without incident.
Capture OF the men members of the
so-called working class %union,' the
Zones family and other organiza-
lions OF kindred beliefs, have mum
bered almost 200. OF this number 80
were taken in n day, the large part
OF them sending word that they were
ready to surrender. But one death has
resulted from the man hunt, that Of
Wallace M. Cargill, an alleged leader.
Aid Sent Officials.
United States District Attorney w.
p. McGinnis at Muskogee informed
Sheriff AL Nichols at Wewoka. in Sem
mole county, that representatives of
the federal marshals Office and Of the
federal district attorneys Office would
arrive there to aid In capturing the
malcontents.
Interest conferred In what reception
che posses after the two supposedly re-
manning strong bands would receive.
A band Of 26 was supposed to be
camped on Salt creek. eight miles
northwest OF here. and another smaller
one was reported about 10 miles east.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

Washington, Aug. 4.-The new ship
ping board has announced les first real
steps toward q merchant marine since
its Reorganization. one hundred wood
EN- cargo vessels within q year was the
output promised by the Southern Pine
industry, after . meeting with the ship
ping board. Admiral Capps began
work on plans laid down by General
Goethals for ~fabricatiug steel ships and
assembling them at new government
yards. He win confer with steel men
soon and make the same appeal which
brot results from the wood workers.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
Newspaner Man piea.

New York, Aug. 6.-Dante Barton
vice chairman of the Industrial Rela.
tons commission and widely known in
newspaper circles in the West, died OF
typhoid fever ut his home in this city.
He was for many years chief editorial
writer IN the Kansas City Star.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
LITTLE FUNERAL AT BUTTE
Comrades Carry Body Four Miles to
Cemetery.

60mF&uco 6aFFy DOuy TOuF WitG0 W
Cemetery.
Butte, Mont, Aug. 6, - With the
entire police force on duty, scores of
special deputy sheriffs on guard and
400 members of the federalized state
guard in readiness for instant call.
Frank II. Little, member Of the gen.
eral executive board OF the /. w. W.,
iynched by vigilantes, was buried here.
Approximately 5000 persons took part
In an orderly funeral procession from
a private undertaking establishment to
Mountain View cemetery. four miles
away, whore simple services, consist
ing or addresses and protests against
the illegal execution OF Little, were
held.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
German EIlera Internad.

Amsterdam. Aug. GA German air
plane landed on the island or Anne
land IN account OF motor trouble. The
occupants Of the machine were i'm
termed.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

compers Not to Meet With Socialists.
London. Aug. 4.--The cable message
from Samuel Gompers 10 M. Jouhaux,
of the general federation or labor, and
w. "A. Appleton. OF the trade unions,
refusing to participate In the Interna'
tionpl Socialist conference, In well
ccmed BY the Post. The Post de-
scribea Mr. 0ompors' message 10 ad'
mlrable IA sense and delivered with
admirable emphasis. adding: "0ncs
again the Allies have 10 thank Amer
lea for timely lead. While u minis'
torn havon't the courage to act on
their conviction. 0ompers has"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
DIRECTOR KILLED AND POSSE
MAN WOUNDED, WHO IS CAR
RIED OFF AFTER FIGHT IN
OKLAHOMA.
BIG BAND or PURSUERS
Is NOW AFTER cAPToRS
Battle IL Waged With Fifty Reslsters
Who Had Been Aiming and Con-
u~regatIng for Week-Two Large
Posses After Armed Bands in
Central Oklahoma.

H~oldenville, Okla, Aug. 60 j. F.
Moose, okemaho was shot and kill
ed a mile north Of here while driving
d car toward town when he disregard
ed the order OF a guard line around
the city to halt.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

Washington, Aug. 6.-Ffgures com
piled for the department OF agriculture
show that during the biggest apple sea-
son, that Of 1914 and 1916. this coun-
try forwarded 2.667.S73 barrels and
1.423,1S2 boxes OF fresh apples to for
eign countries. The following years
the shipments decreased considerably
on account OF the war. New York ex-
ported the Iargeset number OF barrels
and boxes. and Liverpool received the
largest number at her piers. London
was the next largest consignee and
after that city came Glasgow.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09
KAISER THREATENS HOLLAND

Notifies NeutraIs Closing Of Frontier
VIII 5e Held War Act.
Rome, Aug. 6.--Germany il inform
ing neutrals who are considering clos.
ing their frontiers against the Teu-
tonic empire that such an act viii be
considered cause for war. It is re-
ported here. The German threat. IL
was said, had been directed especially
against Holland.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-08-09

Things Worth Most.
Things that are worth the most, wear
no price tag.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20
TALKININKAI RUOsIA.
ST UzPUOLIMAN
BALKANUOSE.
Megins jie atsiimti Serbia.
Londonas, birz. 20. N

Londonas, birz. 20. = Ma
kedonijOs fronte anglai att
traukG atgal savO kariuomc-
ne is didesniil kyliu, kokiais
buvo isispriaude bulgaru po-
zicijosna kairiajam musi,l
linijos sparne palei upe
Struma.
Graikijos siaurinej pro-
vincijoj Tessalia gen. Sar-
rail perOrganizuoja talkinin-.
ku armijas. Abelnai yra ma
noma, kad tam apskrityj
laukiama dideles svarbOs at
sitikimu. Sakoma, kad talki-
ninkai nusprende atmuSti
nuo teutOnu Serbia, jei ne
visa, tai nOrs ligi Nish, kurs
svarbus gelezinkeliu susibe-
gimais. Per Nish vokieciai
susincSa SUI Turkija. Per ten
Gina vienatinis gclezinkelis,
kurs jungia Berlyna su
KOnStaDtinODOliu
Is anglp armiju kilnojimo
Makedonijoje suprantama,
kad talkininkai pulsis ant
SerbijOs upiu Nardar ir Mo-
rava kloniais. jNuo to laiko,
kuomet is Graikijos prasa-
linta karalius KOnstantinas,
talkin'inkai BalkanuOse liuO-
siau ina vei.ti, be jokios
baimes issodina Tessalijon
savo armijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20
NEGALIMA RUSIJAI
ATSKIRA4T TAXA.

Petrogradas, birz. 20. =
Kareiviu ir darbininku at
Stow tarybu kongrese kali
bejo paStu ir telegrafu mi
nisteriS Ceretelli. Jis megi-
no kOngreso atstovus intik~
1inti, kad laikinoji vyriausy-
be rupinasi kuoveikiausiai
pcrziureti senasias sutartis
SUI talkininkais kas palyti
kares tikslus. SkatinO kOn-
gresa, kad Sis kuoveikiau-
siai pagamintQ savo prOgra-
ma, kurs neturetu but skir-
tingas nuo talkininku pro
gramos, idant nekiltu nesu-
tikimai ir delei to nebutu
pertraukti SUI jais diploma
tiniai rySiai.
"Atkreipkim donna i tai,
kalbejO minister's, kad ar
siausia pasekme musu ko-
vOs uz abelnaja taika butU
padarymas atskirios taikOs
su Vokietija. TOks pasielgi-
mas sunaikintQ rusu revo-
liucijos pasekmes ir. pasiro-
dytu pragaiStinga tarptauti-
nGs demokratijos reikalams.
Atskiria taika todel faktiS-
Ikai negalima, kadangi tokia
taika Rusijai pagamintu
naujq kare."
Minister'S CeretelIi paskui
aiSkino, kokiuo budu rusQ
vyriausyb6 rupinasi suSau-
XII konferencija, kurioje bu-
tn galima perziureti visas
Isutartis talkininku su Rusi-
ia, iSemus Londono deklia-
racija, sulyg ku1ios talkinin-
kai pasizadejo nedaryti at
skirios taikos.
Kalbedamas apie kares
Iministerio Kerenskio darbu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20
KERENSKII SUGRAzI-
MA DISCIPLINE.
Agitatoriai uz taika aStrial
bus baudziami.

Petrogradas, birz. 20. =
Kares minister's he juokais
.jau imasi pricmOniu, kad ru-
su kariuomcnejc sugrazinti
senObine jai discipline, be
kurios negali but jokios
tvarkos. Jis m0gina rusu az
mijas iSnaujo suspausti gc-
lczine ranka ir neleisti saul
valiauti atskiriems ju sky
riams arba pavicniams ka-
reiviams.
PaStarOmis dienOmis ka-
res minister's iSIcido isaky-
ma, kad visi karciviai dezer-
tcriai, katric ligi nurodytn
laiko nesugriS i savo pulkus,
nctcks balsO rinkimuOse il
neteks jiems zcmes, kuOmct
Sitos plotai bus dalinami be-
zcmiams.
Neleido visai ukrainu di-
vizijai apleisti savo victas il
keliauti konfercncijon, kad
tcnai balsuoti uz Ukrainos
autOnOmija.
Paskclbe laikinOsios w
riausybes nusprcndima, SUI
lyg kurio visi prieSkariniai
agitatoriai turf but baudzia-
mi kalejimu ligi 10 metu.
'Pasitikiu nekuomet ne
nugirsti apie panasius atsi-
.tikimus," kalbejo ministe-
ris Kerenskii i kareiviu ko-
miteta, kurs kreipesi il SUI
praSymu paliuosuoti 9 kom-
panijas keliolikai dienp nuo
karciviavimo. Paskui minis
teris liepe areStuoti ta ka-
reiviu komiteta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20
Atsistatydino Austriijos
ministeriu kabinetas
Vokieciai uzpuldineja rusus
aplink Rygos uzlaja
VOKIECIAI UzPULDI-
NEJA RUSUS RYGOS
UZLAJOJ.

Petrogradas, birz. 20. -
Vokieciu lakunai iSnaujo
uzpuldineja. rusus aplink
Rygos uzlaja ir patti Rygos
uosta. Vakar lakunai ten
pamete net Al bOmba ant
rusu kares laivQ, ant rusQ
lakstytuvu stoties ir kitur
pakraSciais.
Spejama, kad lakunai ga
nina vieta iSsodinti vokie-
ciu kariuomenei anapus Ry-
COS ir submit rusus is dvicju
Sonu.
Taippat sakoma, kad rusll
kares LAVAL, kOkie ten yra,
iSplauks is uzlajOs ir stOs
musin prizes vokieciu kares
laivus.
Rusams bepolitikaujant
vokieciai lakunai gall ap-
griauti Ryga ir paskui pa
init. Jie mato, kad SUI Rusi-
ia susitaikinti nesiseka, tai
stos uzpuoliman. Tas tik-
slas atsiekti jiems nebus
sunku, kuomet rusU kariuo-
meneje siaucia bctvarke.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20
vOKIEcIQ NUOsTOLIAI
SIOJ KAREJ.

Londonas, birz. 20. - Vo-
kietijos militarine vyriausy-
be paskelbe savo kareiviu
nuOstolius, kokius apturejo
sioj karej. Sulyg to pranesi-
mo 1,O69,127 vokieciu karei-
vial uzmusti ir mire nuo zai-
zdu ir ligu.
Nelaisven paimta 557,410.
Suzeistu 2,731,223.
Viso 4,356,76O.
Taip paduoda vokicciai
pats. Matyt, kad jie Situos
nuOstolius zymiai susiauri-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20
S. Y. senatas priesinasi
maisto biliui
NENoR|MA, kAD HOOVER BUTy MAISTo
$50 MILIJONu DOIERIQ TEko MAISIO SPEkULIANTAMS

AnglijOs karaliu maiSima-
sis / musu reikalus pagimde
revoliucija. o cia priesais
save turime biliu, kuris lei
dzia zmOgui elgties taip,
kaip kituOmet elgesi mineti
karaliai. Kas bus SUI musu
salimi, jei leisime sitam BIZ
liui isigyventi?"
PO SitO trukSmO vakar Sc
nata aplanke pats Hoover,
kuriam norisi palikti SiOj
Saly.j maisto diktatOriumi.
Jisai senatui praneSe, jo-
gel netiesa, kad tasai bilius
jam duotu diktatOriaus tel
ses. Be to jis nenoris but
jokiuo diktatOriumi. Tik
jam rupi sitam svarbiam
momente ateiti pagelbOn Wy
riausybei ir sutvarkyti Sally
je maista, kurio kartais gall
pritrukti, kuOmet prisieis
maistu aprupinti talkinin-
kus.
Be to jis, pasiremdamas
tue biliumi, manas panaikin-
ii maisto spekuliantus, ku-
Tie Siandie ziauriausiu budu
pleSia gyventOjus.
Anot Hoover'o per pasta
ruosius penkis m6nesius
maisto spckuliantai isples6
bereikalo is gyventOju $50
milijonu doleriu bckeldami
kainas uz valgomus produk-
tus.
Stai miltu kama w backa
turetu but augsciausia 9 do
leriai. Kad tue tarpu speku-
liantai lupa net II dOlerip.
Nezinia kaip tOliau Sitam
maistO biliui seksis senate.
Bet prez. Wilsonas spiria-
81, kad ligi liepos 4 d. SUI tue
biliumi kOngresas butinai
apsidirbtu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20
AUSTRIJOS LENKAI
MAISTUS KELIA.

Zurich, Sveicarija, birz.
20. = Lcnku atstOvas All
tsrijOs parlamente, I. DaSin-
ski, pasake, kad vokieci.l
vyriausybes isakymu pakar-
ta 10000 lenku. Apie tai "a
so "Arbeiter Zeitung," kuri
spauzdina zinias is Austri-
JOS parlamentO veikimo.
"Arbeiter Zeitung" yra
Viennos dienraStis.
KuOmet kitas atstovas
Striberny irgi cme pasako-
ii apie lenkQ persekiojimq
Austrijoje, vokietis atstovas
atsiliep6: "Permazai panau-
dota virviu! Reik6jo JUGS vi
sus iSkarti!'
Tuomct lcnkai ir kit sla-
vial atstovai sukGle baisu
trukSma IL puolGsi prizes
IIcine. Parlamcnto pirmi-
ninkas uzdare poscdi.
Xiii laikraSCiai praneSa
kad lcnkai labai nerimauia
Austrijos vyriausybe me
gins prieS juos pavartoti as
trias priemOnes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20
REVOLIUCIJA ISPA-
NIJOJE?
Visoj salyj tik vieni streikai
ir riauSes.

Londonas, birz. 20. -
"Daily Telegraph" kores-
pondentas is Rymo praneSa
Natikane gauta labai pa
sibaisetinos zinios is Ispani-
jos. Visoj Ispanijoj ina
siausti anarchija. Nauja mi
nisterija netekusi' auto1.ito-
to, neistengia pravesti saiyj
pageidaujamos tvarkos. Daz
mai pasitaiko susikirtimai
gcrmanofilu SUI talkininku
Sallnlnkais. Darbininkai
grasina paskelbti visOj Sa-
lyj general streika.
Visoj Salyj truksta gwen
tOjams maistO. Kaikuriu
pramonGs Saku darb.ininkal
jau streikuOja. Truksta an
gliu. Nezinia kaip ilgai trau-
kiniai gales kursuOti. Mhi-
stO kama neapsakomai pa
kilusi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20
VEIKIAI BUS PASAUK-
IA KARES LAUKAN
ILLINOIS MILICIJA.
Ligi Kaledu S. V. turesian
clos pusantro milijono
kariuomenes.
Washington, birz. 20.

Washington, birz. 20. -
Sulyg kares departamento
ziniu, i pOra sckanciu dienu
prezidentas Wilsonas pa
skelbs prokliamacija, kurio-
je bus nurOdyta, kokia die
na, kur ir kaip rekrutuOti
kareivius is uzsiregistravu-
sip tarpo.
" pOros menesiu ivyks
kitas rekrutavimas kareivill
is uzsiregistravusiu vyrp.
Paskui gen. Pershingo di-
vizija ne veliau rugsejo bus
siunciama kita kariuomenes
divizija ] Prancuzija. Kick
palaukus siunciama bus dar
kita ir taip tOliau, kol nepa-
sidarys milijOnas kariuo-
meneS.
PirmuOju rekrutavimll
bus paimta 625,0OO vyru.
SakOma bus tick paimta il
antruoju rekrutavimu.
Rudens pradzioje j Prali-
cuzija bus siunciama New
YOrkO valstijC} milicija.
Paskui ana bus slunciama
Illinois valstijos milicija.
Kares departamente tvir-
tinama, kad ligi ateinanciu
Nauju Metu i Prancuzijq
bus issiQsta 100000 kariuo-
men6s. Gi ligi ateinancio
pavasariO Suv. Valsti.jos
PrancuzlJOJe tureslanciOS
apie milijOna kariuomencs.
Is uzsiregistravusiu vyr,l
bus parinkti sveikiausi il
stipriausi kareiviai, taip
kad jie gal6tu atlaikyti vi
sOkias sunkenybes kares
1aukuOse.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20
REZIGNAVO AUSTRI-
JOS KABINETAS.

Amsterdam, birz. 90. -
PO dideliO trukSmo kOki su-
kele AustrijOs parlamente
lenkai ir kit slaviai atsto-
val, atsistatydino Austrijos
ministeriu kabinetas su pir-
mininku Caam-Martinic.
Lenkai ir slaviai atsisakc
halsuOti uz kar6s biudzeta,
.jei gyvuOs dabartinis kabi-
netas. Todel Sis ir rezigna-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20
DIDELIS PELNAS Uz
SVAIGALUS IR Ia
BOKA.
Washington, birz. 90.

Washington, birz. 90. -
Praeitais fiskaliniais metals
Sios Sales vyriausybe w
svaigalus ir taboka mokes-
Giu surinko $424,327, 1853.
Taigi nekuomet dar tick
daug mokesciu nesurinkta
vieneriais metals.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20

Stockholmas, birz. 20. -
Vokietijos kaizeris zadas is
nelaisv6s paliuosuoti dauge-
ii rusu karciviu, tiktdama-
sis, kad tie sugrize Rusijon
pareikalaus taikos SUI VO-
kietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20

LOndonas, birz. 20.-Keli
vokieGiu uzpuolimai atmuS-
ii Champagne apskrityJ,
Prancuzijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20
NUSKANDINO zIBALO
LAVA.

New York, birz. 2O.-Eu-
ropos pakraSciuosc vokieGiai
nuskandino Standard OIL
kompanijos laiva "John ID.
Archbold," kurs buvo APP
ginkluOtas. Penki zmonGs
zuvO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20

Petrogradas, birz. 20. -
Kareiviu ir darbininku kon-
gresas pareme vyriausybe
uz iStremima is Rusijos So
cialistO Grimm, kurs ten
agitavO uz taika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-20

Londonas, birz. 20.-Par-
keliaves is Amerikos Angli-
JOS uzsieniu reikalu ministe-
ris Balfour vakar aplankG
parlamenta. ISkilmingai pa
sveikintas.