davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
"PAN-TOTING" AND WAR
(New York Evening Post) Ain't no use for to work so hard, 1 al in, lo e1,l I

got gal in the white folks yard
 is the refrain of of the most popular of negro folk songs but has aroused altogether pleas ant emotions in the white breast, and is being adversely remarked upon in the Southern press. One woman closes a letter to the Macon Telegraph with the observations What the servants waste and take home will buy a Liberty Bond every month. Let's wake up and get wise to where money is going ' The Telegraph. however, objects to mixing waste and "pan-totng." The former is dead loss-al- though if any newspaper Northern Southern, can suggest practicable methods of reducing it. it will ren- der national service-but food the cook takes home at night is not wasted It's eaten, every scrap every crumb of it For in most negro homes in Georgia, the combined earnings of the father and the mother together with the mighty pan of provender,' only supply the necessary amount of food. The heart of the economies of the is laid bare by the Tee graphs laconic comment But. possibly after all,
 the pantoting privilege is less expensive the age household than would be its complete elimination That IS tolerated at all is proof that it is compron ise between adequate and totally inadequate wages"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
Luke McLuke Says


 A man always forgets the letter his wife gave him to mail when he left the house But he never forgets the quarter he gave her for spending money when he left the house.
 A week in hell is about the only thing that could scare some men into behaving themselves.
 Even if Congress does prevent us from getting a cool glass of beer, it is a relief to know that the drug stores are well stocked with Bunk's Booze Bitters and other kinds of nose paint. Isn't it strange how quickly we take advantage of opportunities to do the thing we shouldn't?
 It doesn't matter how hot it may be, an old-fashioned mother spends a lot of her time worrying for fear the chill dren will take cold.
 The graveyards are filled with peo- pie who are not susceptible to hattery. Give any boy a half dozen bosses and the result is going to be a bad boy
 When they are first married she often worries for fear something might happen to him when he is down town. But later on she sometimes worries for fear something won't happen to him.
 There may be brighter people in the world than you are But, somehow or other. you never meet them.
 Some men have been caught up in lies so often that even when they do tell the truth their wives won't be- lieve them.
 A fast young man is seldom ahead
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
The BypIay Minstrels.

The BypIay MinstreIs.
 Mister 1nterlocutor, why does a ship make music when it is wrecked just south of the Florida coast"'
 T am sure do not know Mir. Bones. "Tell us why a ship makes music when it is wrecked just south of the Florida coast.'
 Because it is pounding on the Keys" While the surgeons are picking the shot out of the anatomy of the unfor tunate MT. Bones, MT. Nase l.. Toan will render that pathetic ballad She May Look Sweet and Clean, But There's Bed Bug Her Hat
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
REV. BRUCE GETS LEFT

Dr. J. H. Condit this morning re- ceived word from Rev. George Bruce that on account of the withdrawal of the Princess Charlotte from the northern run, he and his wife were unable to get away from Seattle as expected and will not be able to leave there until tomorrow. They will arrive in Juneau Tuesday night on the Princess Sophia
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

of the time when he keeps an appoint ment
 A man can't help wearing red hair But it Is his own fault if he lets his whiskers grow.
 Lots of men are quiet and have little to say until you get them started on their pet hobby, and then you can't shut them up.
 No man who has his eyesight should ever grumble about anything. If a blind man can smile and be cheerful, where does your kick come in?
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
MRS. PETIT ENTERTAins

Mrs. E. w. Petit entertained yes terday afternoon at her home in honor of Mrs. Petit, mother of City Clerk E. w. Petit, it being the anniversary of her birthday. Among those pres. ent were the Mesdames Condit, Bur ton, A. Hellenthal, Walker, Harding, Robertson and Harvey
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

last week. reported the Editor and Pub
 fisher of about 350000 per day"
 Of the six leaders mentioned only two are in New York, and both belong to Hearst-the Evening Journal and Sunday American. It might be fair to add that the New York Sunday World is little if any behind the Sunday American, and the World is competitor of the Chicago Tribune for leading place among the two-cent morning papers.
 In nearly all of the cities the circulation of the evening papers is greater than that of the morning publications The Evening World leads the Morning World as the Evening Journal leads the Morning American. In fact the Evening World is second only to the Evening Journal among American newspaper crculatons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
FINE COMMERCIAL PRINTING

The Empire Printing Company's lob Printing Department is better equipped for fine commercial and O. ciety printing than any Eintin9 ,ffice in Alaska. New machinery and equipment has recently besn In. tailed. and moro is under wax Mako us prove thess statsments by givine 10 your order. tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

TWO IN ONE = The EMPIRE,s gay for everybody. The EMPIRE'o ads" keeps the housewife informed of all sales and the news colunns arc right up to the minute O the 1ay's nsws.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
QUAKER CUPS.

Philadelphia Record)
 No man is so fast that he isn't oc- casionally loose.
 Don't worry. Many brow is dec- orated with a fretwork of wrinkles Even the man who is in the station . cry business might get a move on. If you want to strike a man favor ably, don't hit him when he is down. Prosperity requires a little pull, but the door of diversity swings both ways There's a promising future for a fel- low in the army, if he can catch ur with it.
 Some things can go up without cost ing any more Umbrellas and ther- mometers, for instance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

The Kaiser says he wants peace and the German people say they want peace. The Kaiser can have peace with honor by abdicating. The German people can have peace with honor by making their country a republic-and what a mighty republic it would be-
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

The regular army and the navy still offer the surest and most direct passage to France and war. No his country periodically at the present time than by enlistng in branch of the regular military establishment of his country
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

There is still od-fashioned but reliable way to aid the fisheries ndustry=-eat fish Fish eating reduces the of living, and it is agreed by scien- that it is beneficial health Therefore three good things are by eating fish-Juneau thrift and health
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

TWO IN ONE - The EMPIRES way for everybody. The EMPIRES ads" keeps the housewife informed If all sales and the news columns are right up to the minute on the iav'a news.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
BITS OF BY PLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnati En-
 quirer.
Help! !!

Help Tn argument do not engage With your wife,'' said the Sage; For, while she may conceal her age, She won't conceal her rage"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
HeeIed.

A doctors just like other men, His faults are not concealed; He won't give up patient when The patient is we'll healed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
MOON TO ENTER NAVY

Frank Moon, of the Renovatory expects to leave on one of the first boats for the south where he will enter the navy at BremertOn
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
Paw Knows Everything.

men?
 Paw-A leader of men is a man who sees which way the crowd is going in time to get in ahead of it, my son.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
Ho. Hum 1

A wild young man is Robert Rye, He makes his dad perspire; And others say that he's inc guy Who put the sigh in sire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
Fooey!

He is a man of crooked bent,
 l speak of Ignatz Tout; The only time that he'll repent Is when he is found out.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

We are glad to welcome of the type of the McDonaids anu Gaffney in the business circles of An chorage and especially so when we are not to lose the progressive Dr. Kyvg. who sold his stores This sale is the direct of study of the busi prospects or this community the hands of these experienced business men. We have observed this aDout Anchorage: When business men come here and sIe M up the situation for week ten days, the re- suit is usually investment on their mart They wish to become identified in way with live. progres. sVe town. All we've got to do. is to advise business men to come and take a looki Anchorage speaks for itself-(Anchorage Times)
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
Mean Brute! |!

Tt says here that there is a man in town who is boss of his household" said Mrs. Gabb, as she looked up from the newspaper she was reading.
 Then he must be a bachelor who does his own homework and his own cooking" growled MT. Gabb.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

, Another gold mine has been developed in Alaska.
 me government is calling the Territory furnish 100000 feet of clear Alaska spruce for arpane con struction.-(Seattle Times)
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

some oi our exchanges appear to be getting lots Suize,s maiden speech. The Delegate and his iriends should worry. So long he can get the at tre Dry strait proposition at million per, they can make all the sport of him they please He is de Tor Nobody has yet noticed that he is franking speecnes through the mail maiden" otherwise
 nat were never delivered. have Coughs Island
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

is the one about the stuttering man who was arrested and taken to night Court. The stuttering mans name was Sissons. and when the officer brought the prisoner in, the Magistrate said; What is your name?" "Sss sss-sss- ss-' began the prisoner. Stop hissing me-" demanded the Magistrate, and tell me your name.' "Sss-ss -sss- -ss-" repeated the prisoner. The Magistrate turned to the officer and said: What is this man charged with?" T think he's charged with soda water" replied the officer.
 Strange!
 He's as about as far away as he can be. and yet Orvile Neer lives at Sun rise, Wash.
 Hooray!
 Loda Gum. of Kansas City, Mo, has registered and is ready for the call to the colors.
 Learn One New Thing Each Day. Alcohol can be made from moss.
 Names Is Names. Sadie Sloppy lives in Akron, Ohio.
 Our Daily Special. The Hardest Task in the World Is to Admit Defeat Gracefully.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

Our Joe Miller Contest. Jay Bell claims that the oldest joke
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

Encourage the fishing industry.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
Special Photographs N. '. U. servi

Champion King wardg i 
 
 
 
  hm plato erNalda and her pon and Q
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

Swat the fly!
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

the two-cent morning field with average last week, as reported to the Editor and Pub fisher of about 350000 per day"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

The Hardest Task in the World Is to Admit Defeat Gracefully.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13
Names Is Names.
Our Daily Special

Sadie Sloppy lives in Akron. Ohio.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-13

Learn One New Thing Each Day. Alcohol can be made from moss.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
REIKALAUJA 1000
DARBININKV PAsLAP
TINGAM DARBUI.

Pittsburgh, Pa, liepos ID.
Westinghouse kOmpanijos
valdyba paskelbe, kad jinai
reikalaujanti 1000 darbi-
ninku prize paslaptingojo
darbo savo istaigose.
Siulo gera uzmokeMi.
Bet su taja salyga, kad tie
darbininkai maziausia per
10 menesip bus uzdaryti is
taigose ir atskirti nuo pa
sauliO.
Turbut bus gaminami ko-
kie nors naujai israsti ka-
res pabuklai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
EDISONAS DARBUOJA-
ST KARES REIKALE.
New York, lieDOs Il.

New York, liepos ii. -
Suv. Valstiju visuomene la
bal zingeidauja suzinoti, ka
veikia isradejas Edison, jei
apie j jau ilgas laikas ME-
kO negirdima.
EdisonO kompanijOs ge-
neralis manadzeris Will
liam Maxwell todel prane-
sa, kad umu laiku EdisOnas
isnaujo labai pagarsesias
visam pasaulyj ir Amerikos
tautoje busias zymiausias
asmuO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
PAIMTA 5000 MO-
NARCHISTV.

Tientsin, liepOs ID. - XII
MICS republikonp vyriausy-
sioje stovykloje skelbiama,
kad republikOnai Pekino vi
dumiestyje paeme ne $4,000
monarchistu kareiviu, bet
tik 5000.
{ Visa sOstine Pekinas dar
nepaimta. Paimta tik Jos
dalis. Kitas miesto dalis
republikOnu kareiviai uza-
takavO. Vartojama artile-
rija, kulkasvaidziai ir lax
stytuvai. Keli svetimze-
miai suzeista, kurie stovejo
ant miesto sienu ir temijosi
j musi. NJ
Daugelis svetimzemip pa
sislepe i pasiuntinystes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
BLOGAS RUSIJOS
FINANsQ sTOvIs.
Russia turi $17,5OO,OO 900
skOlOs.

Petrogradas, liepos IA
Privatiniam dumOs susirin-
kline atstOvas Bublikov
praneSe, kad Rusija turf
$8OO,OOO,OOO auksO atsargo-
je. Sitas auksas padengia
tik 1876 nuos. visu poperi-
niu pinigu, kokie yra palei-
sti apyvarton.
1913 metu pabaigoje Ru-
sija turejo $4,4OO,OOO,OOO
skolp. Nuo to laiko ligi 1917
metp skola padidejo Xxi
$16,8 100000. Bet jei
skaityti kares metu 1Slcis-
tus poperinius pinigus, ku-
rie neturi aukso gvaranti-
jos, tai skOlos bus SIT, $780,
100000.
Uz 1917 metus Rusi.ta
savO iSlaidOse lures apie
81, ,OO0,00O,OOO nepritekliaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
.SUOM|JA SkELB|AS| NEPR|-
GULMINGA
NuSkend0 dide|iS Ang|iioS
kareS |aivaS
Russia paskendusi skolOse
NUSKENDO ANGIJOS
KARES LAIVAS.
Su juo zuvo 773 jurininkai
ir oficieriai

! LONDONAs, iepos A.
Anglijos vyriausybe oficia-
liai paskelbe, kad liepos 8
nuo eksplozijos nuslfendo
didelis kares laivas Evan
guard." Su laivu zuvo ::T3
jurininkai ir oficieriai.
Vanguard" stovejo uos-
to, kuomet jane istiko ply
simas.
Turejo 1920 tonp Until
pimo ir $40 jurininkq II O.
ficieriq. Laivo greitumas
- "a juriu mylios valando
lie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14

baigos nenOri pasiskelbti
neprigulminga. Tx tuo-
jaus nori isigyti pilnaja sa-
vyvaldq. Gil pO kares, be
jOkio klausimo, Suomija tu-
ri but atskira respublika.
Rusijos vyriausybe nesu-
.tinka. Vyriausybe Suomi
jai zada tik autonomija po
kares. Jinai sake, kad Suo-
mia negali but neprigul-
minga, mes to paskui pano-
retu ir kitos tautos. Suo-
mia turf but Rusijos glo-
boz. Vyriausybe tik vienai
Lenkijai pazadejo nepriguI-
mybe pasibaigus karei.
Todel kol-kas nezinia,
kuo pasibaigs tasai Rusijai
naujas krizis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
Copenhagen, liepos IA.

Copenhagen, liepos IA. -
Vokictijos kaizeris paskel-
be manifesto, kuriuOmi Pru-
IsijOs gyventOjams duOda ly-
gaus IL tiesiOginiO balsavi-
mo sistema renkant atStO-
vus parlamentan ir kitus
kraSto valdininkus. To Sc
nai reikalavO zmOnes.
BerlynO dienraSciai ta
manifesto atspauzdino ir
IprideJo savO trumpus kO-
mentarius. "Tageblatt" il
""Vorwaerts" sveikina ma
nifesta, nors Sisai neduoda
zmOnems tik1Vju reikalau-
Jamu refelmu. Visgi pri-
pazlstama, kad tuo manifes-
tn gcrokas zingsnis atlikta
pirmyn.
Svarbu tas, kad tOs re-
fOrmOs bus ivykintos tik
pasibaigus dabartinei karei.
LaikraSciui "POlitiken"
|ls Berlyno praneSama, kad
sosto lpedinis praeita ket-
virtadieni turejes kOnferen-
cija su visu politikiniu par
tiiQ lyderiais. Net ir So
cialistai buve tOje konferen-
cijoje.
Rinkimu reforma uzduos
nemaza smugi prusu junke-
riams, kurie iki SiOlei auto
kratiSkai vieSpatauja Pru-
isuOse, turedami nepalygi-
namai zymia persvara sci
me.
Sulyg dabartines siste-
mos Prusu SEINE dvi kOn-
servatistu frakciji tuli 262
balsu is abelnojo 553 balsu
skaitliaus. Po refOrmu kon-
servatistQ balsai lures SUI
mazeti lig 1874 ar gal tik lig
400.
NaciOnali%ai liberalai da-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
RUSAI BRIAUJASI
ANT STRYJ.
Londonas, liepOs ii.

Londonas, liepos IA. -
Rusai paeme Kalus Galici-
jOje, nesulaikomai briau.ja-
81 pirmyn. Eina ant miesto
Stryj, turincio 10000 gy-
ventojq, kuI' yra svarbps
gelezinkeliu susibegimai. Is
sito miesto eina gelezinkc-
lis i Lemberga.
Rusai paeme nelaisven
daugiau $50 vokieciu aust
rp kareiviu, 10 kulkasvai-
dzip ir 9 dideles armotas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
NEBUS KONsTITUCIJOs
PERzIURkJIMO.

Indianapolis, liepos IA
Indiana valstijos legislatu-
ia nusprende suSaukti kon-
vencija perziureti valstijos
konstitucija.
: Valstijos virsiausias teis-
mas teciau paskelbe, kad le-
gislatura neturi teises sau-
xii konvencija. Tai gall
padaryti tik pilieciai visuo-
tinuOju balsavimu. 1..s
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14

bar turi 73 balls. Paskui jis
lures gal perpus maziau.
SOcialistai Prusp seine
tu1i 10 balsu. Sulyg refor-
mos jie tikisi gauti apie 100
arba gal ir daugiau balsQ
(atstOvu). Radikalai ir
centras nedaug tepelnys.
TokiuO budu junkeriams
lvaldymO kOntrOle lures is
nykti.
/ Amsterdame gauta zinia,
kad VOkietijos kanclieris
atsistatydinO. Teciau ne
ra patvirtinancip zimp.
LiepOs II d. buvo suSauk-
ta vOkieciu kares taryba
Berlyne. Taryboje daily
vavO IL sOstO ipedinis.
Kick zinoma, parliament
tas nepasiganedines tomis
kaizerio duotOmis reformo-
mis-, kuriOs palyti tik viena
Prussia. Parlamentas rel
kalauja, kad vyriausybe al
skiai issireikstq, ka jinai
mano apie taika ir jos sally
gas. Parlamento didziuma
nori zinoti, ar vy1iausybe
priesinasi rusu folmulai
taika be aneksijp ir atlygi-
nimu" az su ia sutinka.
Teciau vyriausybe priesi-
nasi iSduOti vieSumon tas
savo kariskas paslaptis.
Vyrlausybe nenOri, kad. jos
tikslus ir sumanymus ture-
tQ patirti talkininkai.
w tai dabar ir verda pO-
litikine kova VOkietiioj.
AnOt ziniu is BerlynO,
Vokietijos parlamehte
susidariusi stipri partiju
koalicija, kuri uzblokuos
reikalaujama nauja kares
paskola, kol vyriausybe ne
parlamento reikala-
vimu. KOalicijos atstOvai
tvirtina, kad jie tik tuomet
uz nauja kares paskofa bal
suOsia, kuOmet paaiSkesias
ir prablaivesias dabartinis
politikinis stOvis VOkietijOj.,
Oar xiii tvirtina, kad uz
paskOla nebalsuOsia, kol ne
atsistadydinsias kanclieris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
MILICIANTAI KALTI-
MANI Uz NIGERIU
zUDYMA.

East st, Louis, ILL.,, Iiepos
II. - Koronerio prisieku-
siuju teiseju suolas, kurs
tardo buvusia nige1iu SKIER
dyne, patyre, kad milician-
tai be jokio reikalo Saude
beginklius nigerius, noreju-
sius gelbeties nuO baltQju
padukimO. .,.,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
DIR. ADLER BUS NU-
GALABINTAS.

Londonas, liepos ID. = Is
AmsterdamO gauta zinia,
kad Austrijos vyriausybe
atmete susimylejimo praAy-
ma sOcialistO DR.. Adler,
kurs perniai Viennoje nu-
zude Austrijos ministeriu
pirmininka Stuergkh'a.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
KARIUOMENE PRIZES
INDUSTRIALISTUS.
San Francisco. Cal. Ii,

SesAs, III
pos IA. - ArizOnos valsti-
jos gubernatorius kreipesi
Washingtonan, kad mlne-
ta valstija vyriausybe pri-
siustu kariuomene, nes "ai-
doblistai" (indust1ialistai) J
tenai taip 'isiyyrave, kad ju
negalima nei suvaldyti.
Antai Montana valsti.ioi
industrialistp pastangomis
kuone visose vario kasyklo7
Sc sustreikavo darbininkai.
KasyklOse nedirbama. Tuo
tarpu varis yra labai reika-
linga karei medziaga.
Arizonos valstijoj irgi uz-
daryta vario kasyklos. Mie-
ste Bisbee pilieciai apsigin-
klavo IL iSgujo apie 1000
industrialistu. NugabenO
juOs per New Mexico siena
ir paleidO. Is ten .jie va
romi tOliau. Is Jerome is
vyta 60 tn trukSmadariu.
idaho valstijOj industrial
istai sulaike darbus medziu
sandeliuose IT. pjovyklose.
GubernatOrius valstijOs So
stine perkele is Boise j Co
cur d'Alene ir pagarsino,
kad prizes trukSmadarius
pasiQsias kariuomene ir lie
psias juos Saudyti kaip zrli-
kiuS.
80. ..,i.---.. 90 ssss...
| Seattle, Wash, visi Ell
keliai apstatyti ka-
reiviais, kurie neleidzia mi
netan miestan keliauti in
dustrialistams, iSvytiems is
kitu miestu. Industrialis-
tai grasina, kad jie sunai-
kinsia javus laukuOse, jaw
sandelius, jei vyriausybe
nepertrauks kares, gi jei jie
negaus didesnio uzmOkesciO
w darba. ~
Nalstijose Arizona, Mon
tana, Washington, Oregon,
Colorado, Texas ir Califor-
mia farmeriai organizuojasi,
kad apsaugoti savo javus
laukuose, kad industrialis-
tai neispildytu savo grasi-
nimu. Farmeriai vienam
SavO suvaziavime nutare
sauti i kiekviena pasiro-
dziusl laukuosc nepazista-
ma zmogu.
Is visur vejami industri-
alistai. Bet jie yra, ma
tyti, ir isigal6je, jei isten-
gia vienur-kitur sukelti
darbininkp streikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
KaiZeriS duoda reformaS
Prusijai
+ Parlamentas tue nepasltenkina;
reikalauja ko daugiiau.
AMSTERDAM.

AMSTERDAM, liepos
IA. - Is Berlyno pusoficia-
liai pranesama, kad Vokie-
tijos kanclieris Won Beth
mann-Hollweg neatsistaty-
dino. Sakoma, kad jis Sian
die parlamente isdesias Vo-
kietijos taikos salygas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
NUSKANDINTA 2 AME
RIKONISKU LAIVU.

Washington. liepos IA. -
Valstybes departamentas
paskelbe, kad vokieGiu mar
danciOs laives nuskandinu-
siOs 2 amerikOniSku laivu
"Hildegaard" ir "Mary w.
Bowen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-14
SUOMIJA ATSIMETA
NUO RUSIJOS.
Suomiu seimas skelbia
savo saliai neprigulmybe.

Se~S6A oOesS, IlCOOS IT.
Suomijos seimas praeita
treciadieni antruOju skaity-
mu pravede sumanyma, SUI
lyg kurio Suomija atsimeta
nuo RusijOs ir pasiskelbia
neprigulmingaja Salim. Ma
nOma, kad tasai sumanymas
veikiai bus priimtas ir tre-
ciuOju skaitymu, O tuomet
Suomijos neprigulmybe pri-
klausys nuo Rusijos ginklp
stiprumo.
Sitas suOmiu pasistaty-
mas cionai pagamino dideli
trukSma. VietOs kareiviu
ir darbininku atstovp tary-
ba pasiunte savo atstovus j
Gelsingforsa. Atstovai me-
gins suOmiV tautOs veike-
JUS intikrinti, kad jie neat
simestu. .dabar nuo Rusijos,
bet palauktu isteigiamojo
Rusijos parlamentarinio
susirinkimo, paklausytu, ka
Sis susirinkimas nutars ne
tik apie vienQ suomiu, bet
ir apie visu kitp Rusijos
tautu likima.
Miinisteriu pirmininkas
Lvov pasauke namo visus
miInisterius, kuriu keli buvo
isSv',aBziave. ',B kares frontan. No
rima pasitarti, kas reikia
pradeti p1ies toki suomip
pasistatyma.
Anot "Birzevija Wed. I"
Rusijos socialistai ministe-
rial esq .eessaq p1r,i.eliaarnlkl}ss ..liaarnlkl Suomi
jos atsimetimui nuO Rusi-
90 ~ ~ ~. 80
jos, -
Bet ministeriq pirminin-
kas .Lvov il kit ministerial
grieztai tyirtina, kad Suo-
mia dabar negali nieko
tarties. he tik apie neprigul-
mybe,, bet ir autonomija,
Privalo Iaukti isteigiamojo
visos Rusijos parlamentari-
MO siiSii4nkimo. '
Petr6g1'ado 1aikraSGiai la
bal astral uzsipuola ant
suomiU. "RieG" sake, jo-
gel Rusijtat negali 'ilgiau to-
leruoti tokT SuOinij0s pasi-
elgima. o "Birz. We'd"
reikalauja,.' .ikad sdOmius
reik sutVarkyti SUI ginklais.
Anota tagautp ziniu is Gel
singfdrsO, Suomijos nepri-
gulmybes sumanymas kaip
siandie SEINE jbusiqs galuti-
mai pravestas, neatsiziurint
j. RusijOs nepasiganedini-
mus ir grasinimus.
Suomip veikejai tvirtina,
kad Suomija. hgi kares pa