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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-16

achieve an infamy unique in all the
history of the sea, the wholesale
slaughter and drowning of merchant
crews and the people intrusted to
their care. The drunken privateers-
man and his crew of gallows scrap
mrs, or the red handed bucaneer of
Tortuga would have viewed such
crimes as abhorent and incredible.
The great war in Europe has
turned military science upside down
and tossed most of it's precepts into
the rubbish heap. Invention has re-
solved it into a struggle of three di-
mensions-in the air, on the land. be-
meath the sea-a clash of new fac
tors hitherto undreamed of. Battle
ship fleets which were to decide the
mastery afloat ride idly at their
moorinps. Nothing remains that can
so wildly remind US of other days
as this story of the armed merchant
ships which in 1917 are steering out
to win their way to port in order
that precious merchandise may be
conveyed to those that sorely need it.
They are armed not as privateers,
but solely to defend themselves
against unlawful attack, precisely as
were those old American merchant
fleets of vanished era.
During the long debate in the
senate over the armed neutrality bill
the issue was befogged by the ''litt1e
group of willful men," The Presi-
dent asked nothing more than was
justified by American history and
precedent. Hundreds of vessels used
to sail heavily armed out Of Salem
and Boston and Portsmouth in times
of nominal peace. nor did any for
eign government consider it a hos
tile act. They were honest merchant
men in duty bound to protect them
selves against lawless aggression
And it was these same armed mar
chant ships which were swiftly
commissioned as privateers at the
outbreak of the Revolution anG.
swooped the sea like hawks. They
captured 800 British ships, audacious-
ly lowering in the ENGLISH Channel
and the Irish Sea. and dealt the enc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-16
BY RALPH ID. PAINE.
Part 0uo.

For the most part, the United
States is still preparing to launch its
attack, vast in men and resources
against the German Empire. Armies
that mill be counted by millions,
money rolling up into the billions,
and the industrial energies of the ma
t on are mobilizing to smash a battle
front overseas. Getting ready is
grimlys earnest business which lacks
the S$thrill and pageantry of other
American wars when, almost as fast
as they could be mustered into the
service. the regiments went marching
off to engage the enemy. In the
present crisis the first martial note
was struck when Pershinr's forces
vanished in a night and reappeared
somewhere in France, but even there
it was the same arduous program Of
training, waiting. and preparing for
the word.
Meanwhile, for more than half a
year there has been brisk fightln.
on the blue water, single ship actions
waged with the dash and courage of
the best Yankee naval traditions, and
episodes to recall the fame of those
prlvateersmen of the Revolution and
1872 who fought for glory as well as
for cargoes. To and fro across the
Atlantic, defying the German subma
rines, the merchant steamers under
the Stars and Stripes have macs
hundreds of voyages with navy guns
and gunners aboard. and as one these
fine lads might tell you, 1--WE are
giving the country the first run for
its money"
Armed merchantmen! The phrase
Is eloquent of brilliant era of mar
thine history which this generation
has almost forgotten. when Column
Ola, not Britannia, ruled the wave
and New ENGLAND shippers fought
with pike and carronade to defend
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-16

them We're natives Of inland states,
who had been sent from the Great
Lakes Training School 20 the fleet,
where they had their first glimpse
Of salt water. Crossing the ocean
was q great adventure in itself. De-
fensive action against submarine at
tack required schooling Of q special
kind, but there was no time to or
ganize preliminary instruction among
these first gun crews 30 hastily
drafted and sent aboard merchant
ships.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-16

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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-03-08
The Tragedy of Thos. Hearnc


could still see the road for n dozen
PAGES, but all sense of proportion and
distance had gone from me. The
fog was not stationary, but Curlcd
in broad confusing wrcathS, or poured
sideways upon me in uvalanchcS OF
dcn-cr mist. Sometimes the car was
on the road. sometimes off IT. Twice
| nearly cap>iA"d. In the end |
climbed down and went to the horses
head. leading 1t forward at the run.
mad" better progress after that.
Vet was not more than half way
to the cairn hill when from the wh.rl-
ing shadows to my lett there came a
sound that set nav heart lrapiuG IN
my breast. |, was the m,iiIcd ,hui
Of rifle.
stopped, listening and staring into
the mist. \ second shot followed.
NuI then. aS If raised by these crhu"s,
there changed Il distant bell, Il deep
voice of load alarm from tn" prison
tower. telling tn" moor that a convict
had c-cHprd. that Julius Craig WAS
free and that |, ml-crahl" fool that
| Wa, had failed in the trust which
had been placed upon me.
| tried not to think, but ran stub
horuly on beside the horse with that
Internal h,ll riotiug in my ears. My
life ON the muurs had put IN" III sound
condition, and never slarhcncd my
pac" TIL | had truttrd up the RE
Ia where the track To the ruined farm
began. checked III" h"r-" and
walked slowly forward studying the
edge Of the moor besides the high
way for the mark OF the graSs-grown
rU'~ knew 50 we'll.
heart the Footsteps long before !
..,yy him "A If.f'. natter uupu the
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-03-08

"And will my going add to your
danger? lessen your chances To escape?
"Not in the least" eagerly. 81
told YOU before the monoplanc was
built To bear two persons; 1t will ride
stcadcr"
She drew deep breath, but her
her hand remained in mine.
"And il means she went on, ~
though there had been no interruption
on my part, If We do succeed in get
ting safely out Of the city, | shall have
to disappear, utterly vanish.
10 be continued
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-03-08

IStH, l ltlt u tbuUutnN' lt.I. w, WV
destined to succeed. could only. re-
jorcr at the sequence of events when
had consplrcd to compel her to remain
with me-
You are frightened now, Made
moi>riic,' whispered, Just rs
began to enjoy ny self.
Il ana littlr--yc,,' she admitted
CHANGING up into my eyes. ~ though
rndrayurng to interpret my meaning.
You have made me fear that Captain
Brandt is here before uS
THAT was only Il G,,rsS; hut even
il he is | feel perfectly confident ol
handling the situation We hay" won
80 far against the man, and do not
believe the god OF luck has deserted rs.
spoke lightly, but the expression
Of her face did mt change. -.
1T i the police ann afraid Of. e.,
"Nud it is my faith that brandt VIII
hesitate To make use ct thoS" allies:
lie wuuld prefer tia; We I've sought, and
not found, Just a. present. | dld sur-
g">t that lac mI-ht suspect our plan
Of escape, and come here to intercept
Us hut | do not, in the least, h"h"Nc
that trlic. lie world not deem such
;u attempt possible. lie docs not
understand ia" ua'.l If nav machine
IT readiness for s,IsI,,. or the ra~" with
which i can he lau a.l. Ih""rdm"rE
muu'r.Hur rrQUlt'- " crow ui m'm
aud hours of preparation. | sl-ir,'
J." may hc here a.r.i ui rs, and WIN
:l--i-..npc, bat tL,y VII mot hc the pol
i.r. He viii tai. this opportunity.
h..0,ug | AIN il,r.'.L from arrest, 10
u:,.h int" the i.u-ar, aud lN,r-'l-
-.'n nay dI~c"",r,s. cur appearance
".N b, i suru..
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-03-08

ALSO more to AornmIa garden thI
% ,yil Dlarp az.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
DAUGIAU PINIGU KA-
RES REIKALAMS.

Londonas, geg. 10. - An
glijOs parlamentas iSnaujO
paskyre So, ,5OO,0OO,OOO kares
reikalams.. Anglijos pinigy-
no minister's parlamentui
pranese, kad dabar Anglijai
kariavimas kasdien atsieinas
81 milijOnus doleriu.- Dide-
les .paramos dabar pasitiki-
ma nuo Srlv. Valstiju, XII
rios pasizadejo Anglia ir
JOS talkininkes pinigiskai
remit.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
VOKIECIUS NELAIS-
VIUS GABENSIA I
AMERIKA.

Washington, geg. 10. -
Kares konferencijojc, kuria
atlaike Sios Sales vyriausy-
be su AnglijOs ir Prancuzi-
jos atstOvais, nutarta is An
glijos ir Prancuzijos visus
vokiecius nelaisvius atga-
benti i Suv. Valstijas ir pri-
statyti JUGS prie darbo lau-
kuOse uz maza atlyginima.
TuO budu Sios Sales vyriau-
sybo pelnys, mes nelaisviai
gales pagaminti daugiau
maistO, ir palengves talki-
ninkams, kuomet tn nelais-
viu nereikes valgydinti.
Norma Sion Salin paimti
apie 100000 vOkieciu nelais-
viu.
Sumanyta juos j cia atga-
benti paeiu vokieciu garlal-
viais, kokius Suv. Valsti.ju
7yriausybe sukonfiskavo
SiOs Sales uostuose. Sitais
garlaiviais Suv. ValstijOs
nugabcns talkininkams mai
sto ir amrlnicijos, gi atgal
tais paciais garlaiviais pa
inns vOkiecius nelaisvius.
Spejama, kad vokieciu
nardancios laives netorpe-
duOs tn garlaiviu, kuriais
bus gabenami vokieciai ne
laisviai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
SAKOSI TURF GERA
INAGI PRIZES NARDAN-
CIAS LAIVES.

Washington, geg 10. =
Suv. Nalstiju kares laivynO
Stabas turejo slapta pOsedi,
kuriam apziureta naujas
EdisOnO iSladimas - mirti-
mas inagis prizes vokieciu
nardancias laives. Tuo iSra-
dimu, sakoma, busia galima
sunaikinti visas nardancias
laives, kuriOs Siandie lake
apjuosusiOs Europa.
Kares laivyno sekretorius
Daniels prancS0, kad Suv.
Nalstijos vcikiai parody
siancios pasauriui, kaip tuli
griebti galas vokieciu mar
dancias laives.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
ANGLIJAI TRUKSTA
MAISTO.

Washington, geg. 10. -
Sios Sales vvriausvbe pain
formuOta, kad Anglijai gra-
sia pavojus del maistO stO-
kos, kan yra kaltos vOkie-
Ciu nardanciOs laives.
Sios Sales vyriausybe to-
del nemazai susirupinusi
tuOmi. Prezidentas Wilso-
mas skatina kongresa, kad
Sis kuogreiciausiai apsi-
dirbtu su. kares reikalais.
kad vyriausybes sumanymu
netlukdytu, mes Anglijos
blogas stovis atsilieps ir
Suv. Valstijas.
Vakar tuo tikslu prezi-
dentas atlaike konferencija
su kongreso lyderiais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
KAzKUR zUVES ANAR-
CHISTAS LENIN.

Copenhagen, geg. 10. =
zinOmO vOkieciu vyriausy-
bes sebrO anarchistO LeninO
draugai ir Salininkai Petro-
grade pasigedO savO moky-
TOTO il vadOvO, anot gautu
ziniu is PetrOgradO. Lenino
salininkai tvirtina, kad re-
gis rusu vyriausybe paslap-
cia j arestavo ir kur-nors
uzkimsO, kad jis daugiau
nekeltu suiruciu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
DEZERTUOJA GRAIKU
KARIUOMENE.
Karaliui Konstantinui
pavojus.

Londonas, geg. 10. - Is
tisiais buriais GraikijOs ka-
revival dezcrtuoja is kara
liaus KOnstantinO kariuO-
menes ir pereina venizelis-
tn pusen.
Jei taip ilgiau ir nuolat
kareiviai apleidines savO Ell
les, ateis laikas, kad nebus
kan ginti sosta ir karalius
pats lures atsisakyti nuo
valdOvavimO Graikijoje.
10000 venizelistu Saloni-
kuOse mass-mitinge nutare,
kad karaliaus sostas Gr'aiki-
jojc sugriautas IL dinastija
panaikinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
REIKALAUJA, LIUOSU.
JV DARDANELIQ.

Petrogradas, geg. 10. -
SevastOpolyj ivykO Rusijos
JuOdQju juriu kares laivynO
jurininku kOngresas. Kon-
grese iSneSta reikalavimas,
kad pO kares Dardaneliai
rusu kares laivams plaukio-
ii butu liuosi. Taippat pa
reikalauta, kad tais paciais
Dardaneliais negaletu
plaukti i Juodasias jures
svetimu saliu kares laivai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
ITALIJAI REIKALINGI
GARVEzIAI.
Washington, geg. 10,

Washington, geg. 10. -
Suv. ValstijOs Italijai pa
skolinO 100 milijonu doleriu.
Italia tn pinigu nepasiima
namO, bet uz juos visus sioj
salyj perka daugeli gelezin-
keliams garveziu, vagonu,
begiu ir kitokiu gelezinke-
Hams reikalingu daiktu.
Italijos gelezinkeliai yra
menkam stOvyj. Juos ope-
ruOja patti vyriausybe. To-
del norma juos dabar ir pa
gerinti ir pataisyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
VOKIETLJA NORI TAI
KOS IR SU ITALIA.

Buenos Aires, geg. 10. =
IS Rymo gauta zinia, kad
Vokietijos agentai eme no
liai darbuoties ir Itali.joje,
kad pastaroji veikiau susi-
taikintu SUI centralem val
stybem. Vokietija i savo
tinklus tatai megina pagan
tt ne tiktai Russia, bet ir
Italia. Bet ar jai pasiseks
tas tikslas atsiekti, tai jau
kitas klausimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
Turkija sulaiko amerikonus
Kar6 Ang|ijai kasdien atsieina
81 mi|ij0nai dol.
Vokietija pageidauja taikos il
SUI Italija
TURKIJA SULAIKO
AMERIKONUS.

Washington, geg. 10. -
Suv. Valstiju ambasadorius
is Konstantinopolio prane-
Sc, kad Turkija sulaike 20
amerikonu, tinkamu karel-
viauti, ir nenori jp paleisti
keliauti j Amerika. Amba-
sadorius deda pastangas su-
laikytus paliuosuoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
OAR VIENAS VOKIETI.
JOS PRIEsININKAS.

Baltimore, Md, geg. TO-
LiberijOs generaliam kOnsu-
liui cionai pranesta, kad Lii
berija, zinoma negrp Sails
Afrikoje, pcrtraukusi dip
lOmatinius rysius SUI VOkie-
tia ir stojusi talkininku
puseje. Tai padariusi, kuo-
met nugirdusi, kad karen
prizes Vokietija stojo Suv.
Valstijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
BRAZILIJA VEIKIAI
STOS KAREN. X

Washinkton, geg. 10. -
Brazilija, manoma, veikiai
stos karen talkininku puse-
Je. Vokietijos prieSininku
skaitlius todel pasidaugins.
TuO reikalu atlaike konfe-
rencija GiOnai Anglijos uz-
sieniu reikalu minister's
Balfour su Brazilijos pa
siuntiniu Dalsama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
$1ANDIE RISAMAS KA.
RES KLAUSIMAS.

Pekinas, geg. 10. - Va
kar Kinijos parlamentas at
lake slapta posedi ir nutare
paskelbti kare Vokietijai.
Siandie apie ta klausima
parlamentas tarsis dar SUI
ministeriu kabinetu ir galu-
tinai bus nuspresta, kas pa
daryti su Vokietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
vYRIAUSYBE ISTEIGIA
SAVo ORGANA.

Washington, geg. 10. -
Suv. Valstiju vyriausybe
lstelgla nuOsava Organa-
-dienraSti vardu ''Official
Bulletin" jaime bus prane-
Sami visOkie SUI kare suriSti
reikalai. Be to plenuojama
dar leisti ir savaitraStis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
MAzIAU LAIVU NU-
SKANDINTA.

Londonas, geg. 10. = An
glijos vyriausybe pranesa,
kad praeita savaite vokieciu
nardancios laives maziau
laivu nuskandinusios, negu
pirmiau. Nuo laivip bloka-
dos pradzios ligi Sio laiko
nuskandinta 415 laivu, p1i-
gulinciu talkininkams ir
neutralems salims. zinoma,
daugiausia nukentejo Angli-
la.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
AUSTRIJAI TRUKSTA
MAISTO.

Berne, Sveicarija, geg. 10.
Austria atsiradusi ant
prapulties kranto del maisto
brangumO ir jo stokOs. Val
dininkai labai prastai apmO-
kami, taip kad dabartiniais
laikais negali iau prasimai-
tinti su savo seimynomis.
Taip yra SUI augstaisiais,
taip ir su zemesniaisiais
valdininkais.
Jei taip yra su "ponais, P"
tai apie valstiecius nera nei
kalbos. Site vietOmis jau
badmiriauja, kitur badumi
mirsta.
Anot gautu ziniu, ilgai
taip negales butt. Visoj sa-
lyj lures pakilti tOkia revO-
lucia, kokios pasaulis ne
ra mates. !.SS sas,
Austria mObilizuoja pa
skutines savo jegas prizes
italus. Sumaniusi pradeti
uzpuOli1na. Jei Sis uzpuoli-
mas nepasiseks, tuomet bus
po AustrijOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
ANGLAI IR VEL ATEME
DALI FRESNOY.

Londonas, geg. 10. - Mie-
sto Fresnoy dali Prancuzi-
joje anglai isnaujo atsieme
nuO vokieciu po kruviniau-
siO music. VOkieciai stoja
paselusiOn kontratakon, mes
susilauke pagelbos is kitu
kares Sonu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
OAR APIE TAIKOS
PAsIULIJIMA.

Amsterdam, geg. 10. - Is
Berlyno gauta zinia, kad
Vokietijos kanclieris kalbe-
sias parlamente ateinanti
pirmadieni. Manoma, kad jis
pastatysias talkininkams
taikos salygas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10

NUNS tekO pabuVOtl We
name UzbaikaliO oblasties
miestc Verchneudinske.
Uzbaikalis yra tai vienas is
kalnuotu Azijos kraStu, bal
siauSi kalnai Cia uzima di-
dziausi plota zemes, is ku-
riu yra IT. taip dideliu, kad
net II vasara sniegas neiS-
tirpsta. Atsiskirdami nuO
puikiOs LietuvOs, maneme
busia atskeltais ne tik nuo
Lietuvos, bet in nuo katali-
kp ir baznyciu, kuria nema-
zai mylejome, bet apsirikO-
me taip manydami; nors ir
toll nuo LietuvOs gyvenOme,
w keliOlikos tukstanciu var
stu, o vienOk baznycia ir Gia
arti buvo. Mat galingos Die
vO seklOs grudas ir cia yra
puOles, nOrs ir akmeniu kal-
nu krantuOse, vienOk iSdy-
go ir zaliuoja. Mieste Verch-
neudinskc yra kataliku baz-
nytele, prie kurios gyvena
kunigas Geliavicius, kuris
IL lietuviSkai. Vieti-
niu gyventOju kataliku visai
skaitlius terra, uz tai
IL baznytele skurdziai gyva-
vO neturedama reikalingu
aptarnautojL kaip va: "a
kristijOnO ir vargonininkO,
dazniausia tekdavO matyt
kuniga pildanti priedermes
zakristijOno, tai yra uzsi-
degiojant zvakes prizes mi
sias ir prisirengianti pride
rancius dalykus laikymui
Sv., O al! mazai vargo
jam prisieidavo kenteti lai-
Ike lankymo kareiviu katali-
ku, kurie tada gyvendavo j.
dalyse UzbaikalijOs.
ncs daugumas ju gyvendavO
lr labai toll nuO baznycios ir
jokiu budu negaledavo jis
lankyti kaip va - Troicko-
sauske, n6ra kataliku baz-
nycios ir kunigo, o nuo jo IL
gi Verchneudinsko daugiau
kaip du Simtai varstu nema-
tyt nei kunigo, nei bazny-
clos; bet jis ir ten aplanky-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
PAEME PIRMOSIOS IL
NIJOS APKASUS.

Paryzius, geg. 10. - Uz-
pereita nakti prancuzai pa
eme nuo vokieciu visus pir-
mOsiOs apsiginimo linijos
apkasus palei Chevreux, ne
toll CraOnne. 16O vOkieCiu
patckO nelaisven.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
DVI DIEM BE MESOS
PRANCUZIJOJE.

Paryzius, geg. 1O.-Pran-
cuzijos vyriausybe parede,
kad pradejus geguzes Is
diena visoj salyj uzdrausta
bus pardavineti ir vartOti
mesa treciadieniais ir penk-
tadieniais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10

davo katalikus parupinda-
mas jiems dovanu = kryze-
Illus ir abrozelius, kurie kai-
-kada ir labai budavO reika-
lingi.
! o kick vargo prisieidavo
kentet jam keliaujant tokia
tolima kelione po Uzbaika-
lijOs kalnus ir tarpkalnius;
uzejus lietui arba audrai,
sunku ir apraSyti. Jeigu
tarpe latviu atsiranda to-
kin, kas nera mate kunigu,
tai tenai rasime ir tokiu, ku-
ric nera ir girdeje apie ku-
nigus, o isvyde dar daugiau
tyciOjasi negu latviai. Daug
kartu kunigui keliaujant
prisieidavo kentet ant kelio
baisiausias audras ir saitiN
,,kuris daug stipresnis, negu
musu kraste. o uzejus max
ciai turedavo ilsetis puscio-
Sc vietose, tarp svetimtikii
ir nesvariausiu mongolu. o
kas j priimdavo, kad ir at
kellaus prie kataliku karei-
viu ir kas prirengdavo vie
ta del pamaldu? Tiesiog, ga
lima sakyti, Augsciausis. O
vienOk jis visados budavo
ramus ir inksmus, ir malo-
Mai laikydavo Misias sy. ne
geresnej vietoj, kaip cia,
tarpe pabegeliu. Malonumas
jo .visadOs padarydavo di-
dziausi dziaugsma nuliudu-
stems musu broliams. o is
keliaujant jam dazniausiai
net asarodami lydedavo il
katalikai kareiviai ta savo
geriausi teva ir aprupinto-
ja. Uztat ir mes, nors ir gy-
vendami kares lauke, vienok
negalim uzmirSti to geriau-
sio tevO, kuris tick daug del
musu gerO dare, ir Selpe
mumis dvasiSkuose musu
reikaluose, vazinedamas DO
tolima Siberija ir vargdamas
draug SUI zmonemis. Gel
dziame, kad tam dvasiSkam
didvyriui skambetu garbe
visoje zmonijoje ir visose
dalyse pasaulio. "R. g."
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SULAUzE VOKIEcIU PO-
ZICIJAS RUMUNIJOJE.

Petrogradas, geg. 10. =
Rusu oficialis stabas prane-
sa, kad rusu armija sulauze
vOkieciu pozicijas ties Sen
ne, Rumunijoje ir pasistu-
me ligi Jenawer.
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zUVO GARSUS LA
KUNAS.

Newport News, Va, geg.
1O.-Lakstytuvui kritus ze-
mes link zuvO garsus pasau-
Lyle lakunas Victor Carl
strOm SUI savo mokiniu Gary
Fees.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-10
TEUTONAI BULGARIA
LAIMEJE MUsI.

Berlynas, geg. 10. - Vo-
kieciu generals stabas p1'a-
mesa, kad vokieciai-b BULGARIA
MakedonijOje sumuSe talki-
ninkus kelioes vietose.
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ORAS.
Geguzes 10, 1917 m.

Chicago ir apylinkes. =
Siandie ir rytoj isdalies de-
besiuota; nuolat salta.
Temperature vakar aug
seiausia As, zemiausia 40
laipsniu.
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IS LietuviQ :1remtiniQ Gyvenimo
Siberijoje

Nuns tekO pabuvOti vie davo kataikus parupnda-
name UzbakaliO oblasties mas en,s dovanu - krvze-
meste Verchneudnske Inns IT, abrozelius ku,ie kai
Uzbaikalis yra tai vienas is -ada r aba davo reika
kalnuotu Azjos kraStu, bal lingi.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-20

The Aid society VIII hold their third
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+ RECK |: s
Don't Hide Them with a Veil; Remove
Them With the othine Prescription

This prescription for the removal at
frecklcs was written by a prominent
physician and is usually so successful
in removing freckles and giving clear
beautiful complexion that it is sold by
any druggist under guarantee to refund
the money If IL fails
Don't hide your freckles under veil;
get an ounce Of othine and remove them.
Even the first few applications should
Nshow wonderful Improvement. some
lof the lighter frocklcs vanishing en-
tircly
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othne; il is this that is
sold on the money-back guarantee
Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-20

tea OF the season at the hail next
Wednesday. The committee in charge
expect to have a good speaker on that
day. although the plans are not all
completed as yet
Several more pupils OF the school
have come down with measles.
The NJ f. people are going to at
tend services IN Griffith next sunday
morning. Let as many 60 as possible.
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the road between here and Griffith.
Raymond Zuvers visited his mother
Wednesday.
Mesdames ]. Blachley. W. BlatcRSey.
NJ. Foster. /. Douglass and S. b. ZuA'-
ers attended the federation convef
tion I'm Crown Point. All enjoyed At
W wrN
The National Community Welfare as
$" ..-a meeting was well attended
considering that the farmers are so
busy at this time.
The Aid society will hold their third
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ness connected with the company, yes
ltcrday
one Of the heaviest rainfaIls in
years occurred fere YESTERDAY after
noon. some damage was done by the
high wind that accompanied the storm.
S. G DIVER transacted legal busi-
ness In Hammond YESTERDAY
Harvey Wndhigler has enlisted in
the u. s. army lie viii leave sunday
for Fort Wayne where he viii enter
the aeroplane corps =
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Honore Willsie.

The most patriotic service that any
woman can render to her country is
to teach her children the meaning
and significance of Americanisra,
says Honore Willsie, we'll known au-
thor and editor. She says that most
children grow up without a clear
idea of the duties they owe their
country, and without knowing how
much it means TO be an American.