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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13
Allies, Attacking on
Flanks, Have Pro-
crossed, but De-
cision Is Still
Remote
o., FRANK H. SIMONDS
=, 9Th. Great War" They Shall
Not Pass"

In previous articles ! have discussed IN
detail the actual story of the battles
,..,. Arras and along the Aisne and
So. Rbeims. which together constitute
:. Allied offensive. In the present article
,n,nose to take up in some detail the
Md strategy, first on the broader side
:, ,hsn in the local operations, and am
..;,s 70 try by few simple diagrams to
~, clear the situation as / see it.
+, the first place, the situation was
,,.sted by the German retreat of March.
nv.- . front of some eighty miles between
,,,sons and Arras the Germans, about
March II, began a general retreat. For
.-,,os.s of illustration we may regard the
,bos German line from Lens to the Ar
,srue as the front Of single army. We
usy then say that the Germans, standing
I'm m their two TANKS, o~between Arras
,,d Lens and the other between scissors
and the Argonne, drew back their centre.
The purpose Of this move was clear.
Va. 10 retreat was TO invite subsequent
disaster. for the Allied successes at the
Somme had made many salients in the old
German centre and produced front which
was difficult to defend. To retreat was to
eopcsde defeat in the Battle of the Somnre,
but i. was also to escape immediate peril
from an Allied attack on the weak front.
There was, however, an even higher
strategic purpose. BY putting from ten
20 twenty miles of devastated territory be-
tween the Allies and themselves the Ger
mans eOuH hope to delay new Allied Of
fensive on this front fer weeks, and even
months, because of the difficulty for the
Allies Of bringing their guns up over the
destroyed roads.
There was only one possibility of mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13
Germany, Seeking
Decision at Sea,
Fights Delaying
Battle in
France
Copyright Isl7-The Tribune Associations

circle about Laon and lead certainly to an
ultimate withdrawal from this salient. IL
the French, having taken Craonne, car
also take Fort de Brimont, they will have
inserted a wedge between the Germans
about Laon and those before Rheims,
wedge recalling that which the British
drove in at Monchy, in the Arras battle.
This wedge, it will be recalled, compelled
local retirement on the part of the Ger
mans all the way from Givenchy to
Croisilles.
In sum, the French conception is this
by driving north and east between Laon
and the forts above Rheims to force the
Germans to draw out of both positions. In
addition, by attack east of Rheims, they
are threatening the Germans in the Rheims
salient on the other side. A very little
further progress east and west Of the
forts of Rheims will certainly compel
local German retirement from Rheims. and
any local retirement would eventually in
volve the whole German front from the
Disc at La Fere to the Argonne or even TO
the Meuse below Verdun.
Germany Seeks Decision on Water
The French as the Germans said in
| their official statement when the battle
began, are aiming at far larger imme-
date objective than were the British in
their attack. They have, moreover, far
wider field over which to operate, and it is
certain that it will take them much longer
to reach decision than were the British
in getting Vimy Ridge and the positions
about it. But while Ne British advance,
even if it pierces the new Drocourt line,
may be held up before Douai and on the
line of Lille-Douai- Cambrai-St. Quentin
for long time without compelling any
large change in the German front, the
French cannot make any further material
progress without forcing the Germans
into a new retirement on very wide
front and with consequences which must
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13

both TANKS, and this is the genesis of the
campaign now in progress. If the Allied
attacks continue to make material prog
ress, then in one or two months we shall
see another German retreat, this time to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13
Black Area Shows Extension of British Gain to May

ton from Scissors to the Moronvilliers
Heights resembles the letter "W," with the
halves represented by the salients tow
ard Scissors and toward Rheims. This
fact dominates the French strategical con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13

fixed on the Monchy Hill, rising out of the
Douai Plain, the strongest position for
miles around, and one flank was practically
covered by the Scarpe River. In any
event the German tactics failed promptly
They could not regain ground and they
could not break the sides of the wedge
Two days later they had shot their bolt
Meantime the British tactics were plain
1t was essential to widen their wedge at
once. Thus they began attacking out
from the sides of the wedge. even before
the Germans had given over their attacks
aimed inward. The result is indicated in
the second diagram. By the end of the
first week of the battle the Germans were
beginning to retire along the sides of the
wedge; it was becoming wider and wider
at the apex until we reach the present
situation, shown by the diagram, in which
the wedge has entirely disappeared and
the British line runs up from Croslles
quite straight through Monchy and just
west of Oppy and then curves around
Lens, which is itself now becoming an
awkward salient encircled from the north
at Loos right around toward the rear and
east, north of Oppy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13

the frontier. this time under immediate
pressure. and the German strategy, ex-
pressed in the Hindenburg retreat, will
have failed
On the other hand, if the Allies are
checked permanently on the two TANKS
after considerable but indecisive advances,
then the balance of advantage will be with
the Germans. But once more it is neces-
sary to repeat that the territorial gains
are, in any event, relatively of minor i'm
portance; victory or failure must depend
upon the ultimate fate Of the Allied effort
to defeat and dispose of the German army
and it is Of no great meaning whether the
decision comes in Northern France or in
Belgium. Moreover, it is clear, from the
past German retreat, that German strategy
means to avoid decisive result as long
as possible and to retreat whenever po-
sition becomes threatening. Thus a new
retreat to the frontier, successfully exc
cuted, would mean postponement OF the
decision, pIOIOllBdNiVH Va WV ""A' ""N
the gain in territory to the Allies, and
even the moral effect, would be of no per-
manent meaningS for the German armies
would be intact and occupying shorter and
better defensive lines.
The British Attack
Turning now to an examination of the
tactical details of the Allied attacks upon
the two wings, the British should be ex-
annned first, as it was first in point OF
time and more important in immediate re-
suits. On Easter Monday the British at
tackled upon front of some twelve miles,
from a point between Croisilles, southeast
of Arras, and the northern end of the
vimy Ridge, near Givenchy. All bat a
short bit of this front south OF Arras had
been occupied by the Germans for more
than two years and had not been affected
by the retreat of the German centre
Northward the attack encountered IN,
yimy Ridge and made relatively smau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13

ceptions. Actually the Germans held two
salients penetrating deeply into French
lines. A French advance between these
two salients on the Craonne Plateau would
still further narrow them, while an attack
upon the Moronvilliers Heights, if sue
cessful, would narrow the Rheims salient
still more.
Accordingly, the French attacked on
April 10, upward toward the summit Of
the Craonne Plateau, eastward between the
Craonne Plateau and Fort de Brimont and
finally northward upon the Moronyilliers
Heights. The situation when the attack
began is shown by Diagram 3.
The immediate effect of the attack was
far less considerable than that of the
British. The French did not Immediately
master the Craonne Ridge. In fact, after
three weeks they have only Just taken
Craonne, but they advanced so far that
the Germans at Fort Condo and south of
the Aisne had to clear out. They pushed
wedge right up to Fort de Brimont
above Rheims, and still further to the east
thew took the Moronvilliers Heights. Three
weeks later the situation was as is shown
in Diagram 4.
Laon Salient Becoming Awkward
In this diagram it will be seen that the
situation of the Germans in the salient
about Laon is becoming awkward. Laon
is now within reach of French artillery
and is slowly being encircled. Even more
serious is the situation Of the Germans in
the forts before Rheims, of which Brimont
is the most northern. Here the French
have drawn narrowing loop, and it is
clear that little more progress eastward
between Craonne and Brimont and a cor
responding progress a little more to the
northward from the Moronvilliers Heights
will compel the Germans to quit the forts
above Rheims and the whole Rheims
salient.
But such withdrawal would affect their
line all the way 10 the Argonne, and per-
haps TO the Meuse, and compel retreat on
very wide front. Such a retreat, too,
would mean the further extension Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13
Necessary to Widen Wedge

When the British penetrated the Ger
man lines as far as Monchy they had in
front of them at the point of their wedge
only the last German line, the Drocourt-
Queant line, of which one hears so much.
But it was quite impossible. for them to
continue their attack through the very
narrow gap they had cut in the German
support line, the Oppy line. First of all
it was necessary to widen the wedge. AS
for the Germans, since their Drocourt
line was still incomplete, it was necessary
for them to hang on to the villages and to
the fragments of the Oppy line still in
their hands and by counter attacks on
Monchy and elsewhere hold back the at
tack upon the Drocourt line to the last
moment.
Here is the story of the four weeks
of the Battle of Arras. To-day the Brit
ish are again operating on broad front
parallel to the Germans and more than
four miles, in points more than five, in ad-
vance of their old line. Their old wedge
has disappeared; they can now safely mass
guns and men in the conquered area with
out fear of flank attacks; they are about
in a position to make upon the Droccurt
line exactly the same sort of attack they
made four weeks ago upon the old Ger
man front before Arras.
In such an attack they have the adj
! ,,a ~ 10 ,a ~ focipo kar poSiti0nS sneak
ing only of the Typographical elements.
! There is nothing like the Vimy Ridge be-
fore them in the Drocourt line. They have
the further advantage that the new Ger
man line necessarily lacks the perfection
of construction that two years and half
of occupation made possible for the other
front. On the other hand, they have not
now, as a month ago, the advantage Of
surprise: the Germans know where the
blow is to fall and are able to mass men
and guns against it.
Meantime the position of the Germans
in Lens has become precarlous; sooner or
later, perhaps before these lines reach the
reader. the Germans will draw out of the
city, which they are holding mainly for
the purpose of destroying the adjacent
coal mines. When Lens falls then the
new front will run straight from Loos all
the way south to Croisilles and, with but
little curving, right down to the French
battle ground north of the Aisne. Accord
ingly, any further British progress will
begin to open a new wedge right into the
last German position, and eight or ten
miles of advance, less than twice as much
as has been made the last four weeks, will
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TRUKSTA KURO
PARYzIUI.

Paryzius. Cionai Silnet
ciancia dideli SalGiai, o an
gliu kaip nera, taip nera.
Bedinesni gyventOjai turf
daug kenteti nuO Salciu.
Pirm keliu dienu buvo tiki
masi kick angliu sulaukti is
AnglijOs. Bet dabar niekais
ruejO ia Wits ir luleriavi-
mas.
Daug suSala moteriu, ypaG
vaiku neapsildytuOse ma
muOse. Tukstanciai moterill
sustOjusiu eilemis SUI krep-
siais per dienu dienas lau-
llia. kad gauti is sandeliu
angliu. Kiekvienai moterei
isduOdama tik po 20 svaru.
Angliu sandeliai yra Wy
riausybes nuoziuroje. Wy
riausvbe kieku galedama
taupia anglis, nes jai paciai
vra reikalingas sitas kuras.
Delci angliu trukumO max
timis nebegioja pozeminiai
gelezinkeliai, uzdarvti teat-
raj ir krutomuju paveikslll
teatreliai.
Daugelis zmoniu labai ne
pasiganedine tokiu stOviu.
Sake, jOgei tuose teatreliuo-
Sc ir kitose vieSOsiOse istai-
gose nOrs vakarais butu ga
lima iseiti is Saltu manu- ir
ten nueJus susislldyti. Gi
dabar salta kaip namuose,
taip viesose vietosc.
Paryziaus priemiescio
Enghien majoro paredyml
apsildOma municipale sve-
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VOK|ECIAI TAISOSI
MEKSIKOJE.

Providence, r. I. - Vie
tOs dienraStis ''The PrOvi-
dence Journal" praneSa, jo-
gel jis yra caves. tikrasias
informacijas apie tai, kad jei
tarp Suv. Valstiju ir Vokie-
tijos kiltu kare, tuomet
Suv. Valstijos turetu labai
daug nesmagumu SUI Meksi-
ka. Sitos kares metu j Suv.
Valstijas yra atkeliave dau-
gelis vokieciu oficieriu. Di-
dziuma ju yra pabege is ru-
su nelaisves. is Siberijos,
per Kinija. Dabar, 'kuomet
liko pertraukta diplomati-
Mai rysiai su Vokietija, Vo-
k1etlJOS ambaSadOrius Won
Benstorff pasirupino tuos
savo Sales. oficierius pasiu-
sti / Meksika. Be to, Suv.
Valstiju valstybes departa-
mentas jau pirm keliu me-
nesiu yra caves informaci-
jas, jogei Villos ir Carran-
zos armijose tarnauja vokie-
Tiu oficieriai.
Ikl praeitos subatos is
Suv. Valstiju Meksikon is
keliavo apie 200 vokieci,l
oficieriQ.
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NEBEzINO KAS
ATSAKYTI.

Londonas. - Kaip VISIONS
neutralems valstybems, taip
ir Graikijai Suv. NalstijU
vyriausybe Branese, jogei il
mai pcrtraukianti diplomati-
MUS rysius su Vokietija.
Paskatino be to ir Graikija,
kad ir jinai protestuotu
pries vOkieGiu nardanciu
laiviu blOkada. Dabar Graf
kija nei ncbezino, kas cia
atsakyti Suv. Valstijoms.
Graikijai nesinori' nusikalsti
nei vokieciams, nei talkinin-
kams. Sakoma, jogei jina.
geriausia padarysianti, jci
tylesianti Sitam reikale.
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PRIESINASI VISUOTINAM
MILITARINIAM LAW
NIMUISI.

Washington. - Suv. Val
stiju generals Stabas buvo
isdirbes plenus apie visuoti-
ma pliverstina visoj salyj
visuomenes militarini lavi-
nina. Visa tai inteike ka-
res sekretOriui Baker. Bet
Sis atmete tuOs plenus. An
gliska spauda dabar Saukia,
kad sekretOrius Baker tru-
kdas sios Sales karen pr,-
siruOSima. --,,.
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MUs|AI lAKAR|N|AM
some.

Londonas. = Ancre upes
abiem pusem per pastaraji
dvi dieni piimyn pasivare
anglai. Nakaf pagaliaus taip
smarkiai emd spausti vokie-
cius, kad Site buvO priver-
sti apleisti Grancourt, kllri
tuojaus uzeme anglai. Anot
anglu oficiaho pranesimo,
ten vOkieciai besigindami
panese didelius nuostolius.
Is Paryziaus gauta zinia,
Ead francrlzaI netoli Bonzee,
Verduno sone paeme nelais-
ven vokieciu zvalgu burr.
Aplink augStuma 3O4 iSti-
kes francuzu su vOkieciais
muSis. PanaudOta net ran
kinGs granatOs.
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RUSAI PAEME v0K|EClU
APKASUS.

Petrogradas. - Ties Kir-
libaba, Karpatu kalnuosc,
lusai stojo uzpuoliman
prizes vokiecius.. Uzpuolima
rrad6jo armotu ir sautuvll
smarkiais saudymais ir DO
zeminiu minu sprogdini-
mais. Po SitO 1usai pcstinin.
Eai puolesi per. dygliuotas
viclas atakon ir paeme pir-
mosios apsiginimo linijos
apkasus. Neuzilgo vokieciai
buvo stole kontratakon. Be,
liko atmusti ir neteko jiems
atsiimti prarastas pozicijas.
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NIEKO BLOCO NEPADA-
RYSIA Vok|EGIAI.

Paryzius. - Franci.jos
kares laivyno minister's, adj
mirOlas Lecaze, tvirtina, jO-
gel vOkieciu nardanciu lai-
viu blokada nepadarysianti
nieko blOgo Francijai ir An
glijai. NuO tos blOkadOs,
girdi. daugiausiai nukente-
siancios neutrales Sails, bet
lie talkininkai. Be tc admi-
rolas tvirtina, jogei vOkieciu
cnergija veikiau issisem-
sianti, negu kas mano XII
taip. Kadangi dabartiniais
laikais jurese daznai siau-
tia dideles audros, todel vo-
kieciai veikiai ncteksia di-
desnes dalies savO nardan-
Ciu laiviu.
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MAzAI TEL|ko IS !GULOS.

New York. = Cia, kaip
zlnoma, stow nuo kares
pradziOs net 81 vokieciu ir
austru visOkio didumo gar
laivis. Situose garIaiviuo~
Sc buvo viso $3.50 igulos-
oficieriu IL jurininku. Da-
bar susekta, kad ju suvirs
1000 palike garlaivius IL is
sisklaide po Suv. Valstijas.
Tccsama tuOse visuOse lai-
vuOse tik 1,194 oficieriu ir
jurininku.
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jAU 62 LAIVU NUSKAN.
DINTA.

New York. - Nuo vasa-
1iO | d. Xxi s d. >vOkieCill
nardanciOS laives nuSkandi-
no 81 garlaiviu blOkuOdamOs
Anglia ir Francija. Didesne
puse nuskandintu garlaiviQ
pligulGjo anglams, pora Ru-
sijai, vienas 1talijai, gi visi
kit neutralems valstybems.
Su garlaiviais daug zuve ir
zmoniu. Daugiausia zuve
nuo persalimo ziemos metu.
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APSAUG0TA KEL|0NE
v0KIEC|Y AMBASADO-
R|UI Won BERNsToRFF.

Washington. - Valstybts
departamcntui is Anglijos ir
FrancijOs pranesta ir uztik-
rinta, kad VokietijOs amba-
sadorius tegalis be jokio
pavojaus is Suv. Valstiju
kcliauti j VOkietija. Gal da-
bar Vokietijos vyriausybe
bus intikrinta IL paliuosuos
Suv. Valstiju ambasadoriu
Gerard ir kitus amerikOnus
isduodant jiems reikalinguo-
sius paspOrtus.
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BUL0TA GAV0 PIKTz0LIU
BUkIETA,


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1eje ivykO BulOtos & Co.
prakalbos. Kadangi Bulo-
tOs prakalbu tikslas yra
dergti tas draugijas, kurios
daugiausia d rrlpinasi Selpi-
mu badaujanciu, tai negar-
bingam veikejui w negar-
binga darba iSkilmingai likO
!tciktas piktazOliu bukietas.
A. r.
Apie ta geniali sumanyma
bus placiau pranesta rytoj:.
Red.
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NEPAIMS V0KIEC|y
\ GARLAIv|y.

Washington. = Buvo pa
sklydusios zinios, jogei Suv.
Nalstiju vyriausybe, susr-
kivircijusi su Vokietija, pa
instant visus VOkietijos
garlaivius, atsirandancius
Suv. Valstiju uostuose. Wy
riausybe todel uzgina sitas
zinias. Sake, kad tai csas
Xix paciu vokieciu prasima-
nvmas.
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Y0kIEcIAl I$vEzA VO-
kIETU0N RUMUNUS.


.Paryzius. - Rumuni-
Jos uzsieniniu reikalu mini
steris is Jassy pranese savo
pasiuntiniui cionai, kad vO-
kicciai didcliomis miniomis
deportuoja is Rumunijos |
Nokietija rumunus. 1Sveza-
mi visi vyriSkiai pradejus
16 ir baigus 67 metals am
ziauS.
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!NEPASISEKE WILSONUI.
-SAKO VOKIECIAI.

Berlynas. = Vokietijos
spauda tvirtina, jogei Suv.
Valstiju prezidentui Wilso-
nui nepasiseke sukurstyti
prizes Vokictija neutrales
valstybes. Nepavyko ypac
todel, kad Wilsonas nepazi-
stas dabartiniO stoviO Euro
pole IL tOdel imas he savO
role. uzsipuldamas ant Vo-
kjctijos.
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PROFESSIONAL Prizes
NARDANC|y LA|vIy
BloKADA.

Washington. Prizes mar
danclu laiviu blokada pa
slllntc savO protestus Ber-
lyman: Argentina, Brazilija,
Ispanija, Kuba ir Chile.
Etlropoj neutrales valsty-
hes atsisakO protestuoti,
rrisibijOdamOs vokieciu.
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zUVO VANDENS NUOVA.
DOJE.
Brooklyn, N. Y.

Brooklyn, N. Y. - Cia
vienab zmogus beeidamas
skersai gatves ipuolc atida-
rvtOn vandens nuOvados
skylen ir ten prazuvO. Sky
lc yra So pcdas gill. Apa-
cioj patti nuovados triuba
yra 7 pedu diametre. Sp6-
lama. kad nelaimingaji van
duo isvilksias upen. Nesu-
zinota net kas per vienas
tas zmogus.
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NUSKANDINTA "TURI-
NO." NUzUDYTAS
AMER|KONAS.
Londonas. Vokieciu

O>~>>O~~SSSs
nardanciOs laives tarpe kitu
laivp nuskandinO IL anglu
prekybini laiva "TurinO."
ST. SituO laivu zlvO ameri-
konas nigeris, George Wash
ingtOn, kurs laive tarnavo
peckuriu. BE to, nuo to pa
ties laivO SUI kitais vOs iSgel-
h6tas dar kitas Suv. Valsti-
j,l pilietis.
Sitas zinias gavo vietOs
Suv. Valstiju ambasada.
Washington. = Apple an
trojo amerikonO nuzudyma
pranesta prezidentui Wilso-
nui. Prezidentas pazymejo,
jogei tame reikale reikia
laukti officially ir platesniu
ziniu. ZinOvai tvirtina, jo-
gel prezidentas ir sitam at
sitikime niekO ypatingo ne
prades pres VOkietija. XII
tuOmet prezidentas Wilson
kongrese, kuomet pertrauke
diplomatinius rvSius SUI Vo-
kietija, buvo pazymejes, jo-
gel lures atsakyti Vokietija
w bile vienO amerikOniniO
laivo nuskandinima arba BIZ
lc vicnO amerikOnO nuzudv-
ma.
Xxi SiOlei vokieciu nardan-
clos laivos jau nuskandino
vicna Suv. Valstiju laiva ir
nuzudc du amerikOnu. Bet
prczidcntas neranda w tai
priezasties labiau kivircy-
ties su Vokietija.
Prezidentas Wilson be
kitko dar savO kalboje buvo
pazymejes, jogei Suv. Val
stiju prekybos laivams vi
SOS jurGs turi butt liuosos.
Bet dabar is Suv. Valsti-
,ju uostu neleidzia plaukti i
Europa nei vienam ameriko-
niniam laivui. KuOmct gi
garlaiviu kompanijos krei-
pesi Washingtonan, kad
plaukiantiems j Europa lai-
vans butu Quota sargyba,
prezidentas tai daryti atsi-
sake pazymedamas, jogei
privatiniai LAVAL tcgali
plaukti ir w pasekmes init
ant saves visa atsakomybe.
Amerikonu spauda visa
tai pazym6dama ismetineja
prezidentui Wilsonui. Sake
jis mainas savo zodi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-10
SUSITAIkYSIA ATEINAN.
Ga vASARA.

Londonas, - Anglijos
darbo minister's, John Had
gc, kalbedamas Cionai vie
nam susirinkimc pazymcjo,
.jogei talkininkai nusprcnde
taIkIntleS Su centra lemiS
valstybcmiS ateinanGia va
sara.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-10
.FRANCUON BUS lvESTA
"KARtS DUONA."

Paryzius. - Greitu laiku
visoj Francijoj vyriausybes
paredymu bus ivesta "ka-
res duona. Tai yra bus
paredyta, kokia duona tur.
butt kcpama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-10
SAUGOJA EDISONA.

East Orange, N. J. - Wy
riausybes isakymu paskirta
detcktivai saugoti garsu is
radeja elektros srityje Tho
masa Edisona, kad jo nenu-
dctu kOks pilStadaris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-10
ANCLIJAI TRUKSTA
BULvIY.

Paryzius. - LaikraScia1
pranesa, kad w poros me-
resiu Anglijai plitruksia
bulviu, jei Sis maisto pro-
duktas nebus gaunamas is
uzsicniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-10
UzDARYTA 0LANDIJOS
UOSTAI

Berlynas. - Olandijos ka-
res laivyno ministerio isa-
kymu uzdaryta visi Olandi-
jos uostai. Jokiu laivu nei is
ileidziama, nci neilcidziama
The Ordway new era., 1917-02-16
Notice of Adjustment Day

Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day, the 2sth day of February. A. D.
1917. Leroy Maucher the Admins
traitor of the Estate of Mary E. Hack
worth, deceased: D. F. Bartlett, the
Conservator Of the Estate of John
Powell Insane, will attend before the
Judge of the County Court at the
Court House in Ordway in the County
OF Crowley. in the State of Colorado.
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day for the purpose of settling and
adjusting claims. at which time all
persons having claims and demands
against any of said Estates are no,t-
ned and requested to present the
same to the Court All persons in
debted to any Of said Estate are re-
quested to make imme mediate payment.
Witness. Chas. C. wooldrtdge.
Judge and Acting Clerk of the County
Court within and for the County Of
Crowley in the State of Colorado and
the seal of said Court this 1st day OF
February. a D. 1917.
Chas. c. Woodbridge,
Judge 4 Acting Clerk.
First publication. Feb. 2, 1917.
Last publication, Feb. Is, 1917,