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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-12
To Pool Coal Shipments

Washington, July u.-Pooling of bi- luminous coal shipments at north and middle Atlantic ports, agreed upon some time ago by the coal production com mittee in conference with the private interests concerned, will first become operative next Monday at some of the Baltimore piers. Within a short time thereafter 1t is expected the arrange.
 ment will be extended at that port and at Philadelphia, New York and Hampton
 Roads.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-12
LOWNDES DOCTORS MEET

The Lowndes County Medical society
 met in regular session here today at the office of pr. W. B. Crum, with the fol- lowing members present: Dr. ". B..
 Crum, Fort Deposit; pr. G. w. L. Carr,
 Fort Deposit; Dr. N. G. James, Mayne- villei Dr. George N. Powell, Davenport;
 pr. R. B. Haygood, Lowndesboro; Dr. George c. Marlette, Hayneville; Dr. A. D. Coleman, Mount Willing: pr. D. E. Lee, Mount Willing; Dr. c. E. Marlette. Hayneville. and Dr. E. F. Leatherwood. Braggs. The morning session was spent in regular routine of business, after which the body repaired to the hand some residence of Dr. w. B. Crum, where a splendid dinner was served. The aft ernoon session was called to order by its president, pr. George N. Powell, who stated that the purpose of the meet ing was to discuss the possibility of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-12

Lowndes county furnishing her quota Of medical doctors for the army. Upon mo- ton 1t was unanimously voted that Lcwndes County Medical society, as a whole, offer it's services to the govern ment. pr. G. C. Marlette and Dr. ". L. staggers, having previously volun- teered their services and have been &C., cepted. A wonderful display of patriot ism was shown at this meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-12
Fort Deposit Women
 Organize Red Cross

Fort Deposit, July u.-(Special.) 1.-The Fort Deposit auxiliary of the Red Cross organization met yesterday at the Meth odlst church. The chairman, Mrs. s. H. Reid, by way of fitting preface. read a poem. Several gifted young women from Montgomery came down to give the benefit of their large experience in this, Americas greatest philanthropic work. Miss Hill of Montgomery gave valuable information in regard to the perfecting of this organization and the material plan of the Red Cross work which is be- ing so splendidly conducted in Montgom- cry. Miss Jones, also of Montgomery, who has gained experience by her as- sistance in the work in the Philippines, made a most insniring talk
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-12
Life Insurers

The Birmingham Association of Life Insurers will hold meeting today In the Brown-Marx building. Business of much importance will be discussed and delegates to the life insurers conven- tion, which will meet in New Orleans, will be elected. All members are urged to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-12
LOOK AS YOUNG AS
 YOU FEEL, DON'T
 BE OLD AND GRAY
Men-Don't Let Gray Hair Hold You Down in Business! Women - Restore Natural Color.

Q-Ban Is all ready to use-is guar anteed to be harmless and is sold under the makers money-back guarantee if not satisfied Only soc at all good drug stores.
 Try Q-Ban Superfine Hair Tonic; O. gan Liquid Shampoo; Q-Ban Toilet superfluous hair.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-12
DEATHS

SchoenfeId, Ben-Age 52; died Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at his former residence, 1929 South Eighteenth street; funeral services will be held at the residence at : o'clock and interment will be at Temple Emanu-ElS cemetery with Johns in charge. The following will act as pallbearers: Louis Joseph, Mat Fengton, l.. Simpson, w. J. King Simon Klotz and c. Ehrman The de- ceased is survived by his widow and two sons, Harold and Irving. Hess, Irene-Age 1 year: died at ! local infirmary at o'clock yester- day afternoon; the body will be sent to Odenville this morning for inter- ment by Johns Undertaking cora pany.
 Duggar, Mrs. Sarah-Age S2; died at her former residence, 1744 Woodland avenue, at o'clock yesterday aft ernoon; funeral services will be con- ducted from the residence this morn ing at 10 o'clock: interment will be at Elmwood cemetery with Johns Undertaking company in charge the deceased is survived by two daugh- ters, Mrs. Otto D. Fischer of B:,- mingham and Mrs. Charlie Parker of Lakeland. Fla; seven grandchildren 1dIi Y. lScHer MrS. FellX Sn6rrOu, William L. Fischer and Irma Ruth Fischer of Birmingham, Mrs. w. K Wright of Fairfield. Mrs. J. H. liar vey of Pittsburg, Kan, Mrs. Arthur l.. Arnold of Sewanee, Tenn. and to great-grandchldren
 Mills, John Edwin. Jr.--The 2-year- son of MT. and Mrs. John Edwin Mills, 2629 Thirty-third avenue, diad a nf terday morning; the body will be sent to Atlanta, Ga, this morning at S:30 o'clock by Shaw Undertaking company.
 Perddy. Rufus Mage 2S; died Wednesday at the residence of his mother, 520 North Sixteenth street the funeral services will be con ducted from the private chapel of Shaw Undertaking company at II o'clock this morning and interment Will be in Elmwood cemetery the following pallbearers have been named; Cecil virine. Ed Lother, John Donelly, Spell Williams. Henry Hor. ton and John Pisset. The deceased is survived by his mother and one sister. He was member of Bir- mingham Stage Employees local No 78.
 conway, Minnie Cather1ne--The 1S- month-old daughter of MT. and Mrs John Conway, died at the residence, 470S First avenue at APO o'clock yesterday afternoon: funeral seiy- ices will be conducted from .he residence at o'clock this afternoon and interment will be at Forest Hill cemetery; Lige Loy will be in N chargs: the deceased is survived by her parents and one small brother.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-12

Hess, frene-Age 1 year; died at local infirmary at o'clock yester. day afternoon the body will be sen to Odenville this morning for inter. ment by Johns Undertaking cora pany.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-12

Only IS of these lovely dresses makes it imperative that yon should be here bright and early to secure one of them. There are black, delft blue, white. maize, cerise and lavender gowns with many alluring style touches that give them a dis tinction and beauty all their own.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-12

Here's the most adorable net dress styles that any store ever grouped for you. The daintiness and filmy charm that is so ap- parent creates a desire to own one of them the moment you see them. The price is literally giving them away.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-12

These are the choicest examples of suit perfection and include many exclusive models not to be seen elsewhere. The. supertine quality of materials and needle craft make these suits at this price a real sensation.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
PLENUOJAMA PASAU
XIII KAREIVIAUTI
100000 VYRU.

Washington, bal. ). - S.
Valsti.ju vyriausybei sunllu
pravcsti umu laiku privcr-
stina visoj Salyj kareiviavi-
ma. Todcl sumanyta pra-
vcsti nOrs dalinis privcrsti-
mas karciviavimas. Paga-
,ninta plenai paSaukti visus
vyrus nuo Is ligi 23 m. am
ziaus. Is ju tarpo nebutu
imami karciviauti tie, kurie
yra vcde, il kurie turi uz-
laikyti Seimynas. Be to at
mctus Salin viSuS netinkan-
cius kareiviauti, kaip tai
scrgancius, vyriausyb6 Wis
@i tikisi to amziaus .surin-
xii suvilS 100000 vvru. ST.
til arnfjai grcitu laiku no
lima parup.rti ofic'crus>
INFANT juos is reguleros ka-
riuOmenGs ir is milicijOs, ir
visa tai kuovcikiausiai pra-
lavinti.
Bet tai Wis tiK dar plcnai.
Nczinia ka apie tai pasakys
kOngreSaS.
Savo keliu vyriausybe
priima kareiviauti laisva-
norius jaunuolius ir juos po
priemimo tuo.jaus pristato i
pulkus, kur jie lavinami.
BE kitko vyriausybe pa
skelbG, kad reikalaujanti
10000 visokiu amatninku ir
professionally, kuric Siais
laikais kare vesti yra butt
mai reikalingi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
RUSUOS CARATO PUOLIMO PRIEzASTIS,

rciSpasakytas trukSmas ir
Sauksmas gclbGti tn turtin-
gaia Nokictijos provincija
nuo rusu kazoku. Visa tai
ivyko keliomis dicnomis
pirmiau prizes garsuji muSi
ties Marnc.
TuOmct Nokictijos W.
riausybo buvo privcrsta Sc
Sis savO kariuomcnos kOr-
pusus * Prancuzijos tuo-
jaus permesti Prusus. ST.
items kOrpusams vadOvauti
mskirtas Won Hindenburg.
Won Hindenburg su savo
korpusais rusu armijas SUI
muse ties MOzuru ezerais ir
atblOSke atgal jas is Prusu.
Bet tue paciu laiku pran-
cuzai iveikG vOkieCius ties
Marnc, priverte juos trau-
kites atgal IL tuO budu is
gelbeJo Paryziu.
Nuo to laikO rusu biurO-
llratija eme kasti duObes
- didkuniS. Nikaloiumi.
.Iinai pagaliau taip parede,
llad l'usu armi5Oms pritru-
ko ne tik amunicijos, bet ir
paprasciausiu ginklu. To
del beginkles armijas teuto-
mai iSvijo is GaliciJos, pae-
me Lenktja IT. Lietuva.
VokieGiai pO Sito paskel-
he visam pasauliui, kad Ru-
sija pagaliaus sumusta ir
per savO agentus PetrOgra-
de pradejo darbuoties kuo-
9reiciausiai su Rusija susi-
taikinti. Bet pirmiau tas
nebuvo galima pradeti, kol
vyriausiuoju vadu paliko
tas pats Nikalojus. Su Vi
sokiu intrigu pagelba sitas
nukcltas Uzk:ukazin ir tuo-
met vokieciams jau buvo
atviras kelias padarvti at
skiria taika su Russia.
(Pric progOs paduosime
ir to1csnius correspondence
WG>hburn'O praneSimusi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
81 Senat0riu ba|Savo uz kareS
rezo|iuCija, 6-prie$
S. Valstijos eina bendrai SUI tai
kininkais pr'ies Volietija
Vokieci4 vyriausybe neleidzia skel-
bti prezidento kalbos turinio.

lnu VyrlauSNDe, tOdel
Suv. Valstiju kongreso
bendr6je sesijoje apreiSkia-
me, kad kares stow, kuri
savO pasielgimu pradejO
cicsoriSka VOkietijos Wy
riausybe prizes Suv. Valsti
ju zmoniu vyriausybe, pa
keiciamc formaliSkaja kare
- IL
Suteikiame prezidcntui
valdzia IL gale imties tuO-
jaus kariniO veikimo ne tik-
tai tia, sitoj salHj, bet ir
uzsienyj, kaip prezidentas
matys reikalingu daiktu;
Suteikiame prezidentui
valdzia if gale pavartoti Vi
sas Sales ginkluotas j6gas
prizes ciesoriska Vokictijos
vyliausybe ir vesti kare Ii
81 galutinos pcrgales.'
SuvienytOs ValstijOs to-
kin budu cina bcndrai su tai
kininkais prizes VOkictija.
Galutinai dar nenutarta, az
Suv. ValstijOs pasius kick
nOls savO kariuOmcnGs ! Eu-
roi,a, ko Anglia IL Prancu-
zija butinai norinGios. Lv-
giai nczinOma dar, ar SioS
Sales karGs laivynas plauks
i Europos pakraSGius. Bet
tikrai yra zinoma, kad da-
bar vokieGiu nardanciOs lai-
YES be jokio atsiziurejimo
skandys Suv. Valst'ju pre-
kybOs garlaivius ir SituOs
prisicis kokiu nors budu ap-
saugoti nuO vOkieciu pasikc-
sinimu.
Kares departamentas yra
iSdirbes plenus priverstinam
karciviavimui. KOl kas SUI
lyg plcnu turf butt pasaukti
karciviauti visi vyrai 1923
nctu amziaus. Paskui busia
$aukiami scncsnieji. ] dl
mctu norma pagaminti =
nnilijonu kariuomene.
Cia gauta zinia, kad VO-
kietijos vyriausybc uzdrau-
de laikraSciams skelbti iSti-
SO prez. Filsono kalba, pa
sakyta bendrame kongrcGo
butQ susirinkimc bal. 2 d..
Vokictisos laikraSciai pasl-
ganedina tik iStraukOmis.
Vyriausybc nenori, kad Vo-
kietijos gyventojai zinotp
visa kalbos turini, kurioJ
kaizerio vyriausyb6 pava-
dinta autokratiskaga Wy
riausybe, todel 81 kaipo to-
'kia ir negali butt ilgiau pa
ciu vokieciu pakenciama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
TEUTONAI PAREIKA-
LAUSIA TAIKOS.

Londonas, bal. 5. = Is
Bcrlyno per Haaga gauia
zinia, kad vOkieciu vyriau-
aioj kares stOvyklOje laiko-
ma konferencija, kuriojc
dalyvauja vokieciu kaizeris,
Austrijos imperatOrius,
centrally valstybiu ministe-
rial IL generolai. Sakoma,
stOvis su Suv.
NaIStijomis ir naujas taikos
tas;nlijimas tallininkans.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05

vyskupijos belaisviu aprn-
pinti. Ar to uztenka - sum
ku atspeti, greiciaus kad he,
nes stovyklu, ku1iose yra ir
hetuviu, bus daug'au kaip
$50. kom. ''Lit. ~.
Bet dalykas greitai pa
aiSkejo: sugrizus man Mari
jampolen buvau areStuotas
IL isgabentas ! Cellc. Stai
del ko negaliu suprasti mano
scdcjimo nelaisvejc priezas-
ciu.
Klausi names, ar as gyve-
nau kOki laika Sasnavoj? ?
Ten gyvcna manO tikras
brolis Bcrnardas. AS csu is
Baltininku; manO klcbonas
kun. Rudaitis iSvaziavO Ru-
siJon ir ten pasiliko.
Ar kreipeisi, Tamsta, plfc
kun. Kanauninko Narijaus-
ko del mano algOs?
" pakctinima Selpti val
glais - aciu.
Jusu kun. Stasys cepulis.
("L. B.")
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05

Teciau talkininku lakunal
Prancuziiojc vaka. nuskl'ide
amt Vokict;jos tcritori.lu il
ten iSmete visa galybe pre-
zidcnto kalbos turinio kOpi-
.ju. Kaip gyventojai, taip
karciviai patirs tai, kas
.iicms vyriausybes uzdrausta
ZinOti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
IS VILLOS s ALJNINKAI
SUsAUDYTA.

Jaurez, Mex, bal. 4. =
Cionai atkeliavusieji is CHI
huahua City meksikonai pa
sakoja, kad ant Chihuahua
kapiniu balandzio 2 diena
susaudyta 65 Villos salinin-
kai isakius generolui Fran
'isco Mlalguia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
(Pabaiga).

Nickas ncgalejo pamany-
ii, kad caras, paskeIbdamas
kare Nokictijai, imsis dar-
buotics w taika, kol kar0s
pasckmcs ncpaaiSkosian-
clos, ncs tai gcriausia pa
liudijo. kuomct caras w
riausiuOju kal'iuomenGs va
du paskyre didkunigaikSti
Nikaloju, didziausiQ vokie-
fiu pricSininka.
Rusu generalio Stabo pa
gamintuosc kares plcnuosc
nebuvo nei uzsiminta, kad
Nokictiia uzpulti is Siauriu
Sono, isiverZiant Prusuosna.
Apic tai gcrai buvo zinOma
ir Bcrlyne.
Bet kuomct didkunig. Nj
kalojus palillO vyriausiuoju
armiju vadu, tuomct pasi-
rode, kad jis mazai palsy
;:4a> pagan'Itu gcncral;c
stabo plcnu.
Pirmomis rugpjucio die
nOmis 1914 metals vOkicCiai
ant Prancuzijos uzgulG SUI
tOkiuO baisiu uzsimojimu,
.iOgei rOdesi, kad prancuzai
tikrai lures kristi nuo teu-
tonp vosulos ir bus privers-
ii atiduoti jiems Paryziu,
lei is niekur. neateis pagel-
ba.
1r Stai prancuzams pagel-
bon suskubo didkunig. Nj
kalojus. Sitas prieSingal
generalio StabO plenams sa-
40 armiju dali pasuko ant
Prusu ir eme briauties gi-
lyn. Tuo metu vokieciai
Prusuose netur6jo kariuo-
menes. Jie zinojO rusu ge-
neralio stabo kares plenus
ir todel to SonO visai neap-
saugcjO.
Ir tik kuomct rusu armi-
jos eme briauties PrusijOs
oil,lmon, Berlync sukelta
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
MAZAI MAISTO
ANGLIJOJE.

Londonas, bal. 5.-Angli-
JOS maisto kontrolierius, ba-
ronas Devonport, paskclbc,
kad SUI Sio bal. Is d. Angli-
jos gyventojai bulvemis ga
les naudOties tik 2 dieni sa-
vait6je. Niena dicna per sa-
waite uzdrausta maistui var
tOti ir mesa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
ANGLIA PAGEIDAUJA A
S. v. KARIUOMENES.

Londonas, bal. 5. - Aug
lijos spauda pageidauja,
kad Suv. NalstijOs pasiustll
Europon kick nors savo
kariuomenes. Tai butu gra-
ziausias sOlidarlmO Zenklas.
Bet jei Suv. ValstijOS to nc
padaytu, anglai mano, kad
los IL prie vokieIiH lvciki-
mo neprisiditu. Talklninkai
dabar visaip maSina S'lv.
Nalstijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
PRAMATOMA MAIZE
RIO ABDIKACIJA.

Londonas. bal. ;. - y
a.iausieji Anglijos laikras-
ciai speja, iSad N"klotlJ"' )
ka;zcris pasitrauksias nuo
sosto, kuomet prirE Nokic-
tia ms veikti IL Amcrika.
Prczidento Wilson, kalbt
padariusi daug nc*' aSImo
kaizcriui, kurio va!dymas
pavadintas autokratiSkuo..u. Il.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
MUSU BELAISvIAI.

Kun. Stasys Ccpulis is
Nokictijos raSo:
Ccllc - SchlOss in Han
mover, 29-Nl-16.
Gerbiamasai Draugc!
Jci intercsuojatcs manO
pi'ictikiais, tai va ir paraSy-
Siu.
ArcStuOtas csu 23-N-16m.
MarijampolGs micstc is kur
statiai iSgabcno i Ccllc. Bet
NJ ka arcStavO - nczinau.
Pradzioj gyvcnau CANA ra-
miai, bet laikui begant pra-
dejO irti: padart krata kar-
ta, kita; veliaus istol'f.ia su
vokicciu kalba pradedamo-
joj mokykloj, bet visgi sitai
haigesi geruoju. Vel atsiti-
ko naujas prietikis. Pra-
dziojc liepos menesio ato1o
pas name jaunas zmogus,
kuris pasisake esas kazokas
oficieris, generolo MeScenko
sunus, begas is nelaisves, ir
prase names paskOlinti jam
Simta rubliu, duodamas tik-
ra kazOkiSka zodi. AS pasko-
linau. Tokiu pat tiks1u atsf-
lanke 1is pas kun. Juraitl
CdlijOj, kun. Danieliu
DaukSuOse ir kitus zmOnes,
O paskui dingo be zinios.
Apie tai suzin6jo policija.
Ma - tyrinejimas, proto-
kOlas IL tcismas. KuO viskas
baigsis - nezinau. Kas link
names, tai jau uzsibaige.
Prasidejus tyrinejimams,
vyrlausybG man dave iSsi-
iinkti: ar kares teisma ar
iiuOsa isvaziavima j kapelio-
nus belaisviams. AS apsi-
rinkau paskutini. Pavieto
virSininkas zadejo pasakyti,
kada turesiu vaziuoti j W.
skupijos valdytoja, kad jis
perstatytu name vokieciu
vyriausybei. Paraginima va
ziuoti i valdininka gavau
21-N-1O, il iSvaziavau i Vii
kaviski. Vyskupijos valdy-
tojas negalojo suprasti, ko-
kio perstatymO reikalauja
pavieto virsininkas, nes
rrieS tai buvo perstatytas
kun. SmulkStys i kapelionus
il jam atsakyta. Be to dar
karcs minister's pasake,
kad daugiau kapehOnu ne
~eikia. (Kick NUNS zinoma,
yra atvyke Vokietijon po
keleta kunigu is kiekvienos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
KARE SUI VOKIETIJA.
Washington, bal. 5.

w dSIllIlSCO Dtll. q.
Vakar vclai iSvakarcmis S.
Valstiju senatas didziuma
balsu, mes 80 balsais prizes 6,
prieme rezoliucija, kuria.ja
Oficialiai paskclbiama kares
stOvis tarp Suvienytuju
Siaurines AmerikOs Valsti-
Ju ir Vokietijos. Prizes ka-
res rezOliuci5a balsavo 3 Sc
natOriai demOkratai ir 3 re-
publikOnai Prizes balsavi-
ma per keliolika valandu be
,pcrtraukOs tesesi karciOs
diskusijos. Rczoliucijai la
biausiai prieSinosi senate
r'ius La Toilette, kurs kituo-
met priesinosi neutraliam
Suv. Valstiju apsiginklavi-
mui.
PO karcs rczoIiucijos p1'i-
CmimO Senatas pertrauke
savo posedzius ligi rytdic-
nos pO pietu.
Priimta rezoliucfja Sian
die rytc tuojaus bus induo-
ta zemesniajam kongresO
butui, kur fOji jau pirmiau
buvO svarstOma. SakOma,
Sitam butte rezOliucija Sian
die bus priimta be pasiprie-
tinimO.
Kuomet zemesnysis butas
patvirtins rezOliucija, tuO-
met po ana pasiraSys vice
prczidentas, kaipO senate
riu buto pirmininkas, ir zc-
mesniojo buto "speaker1s. y
Po sitO pasiraSys prezidcn-
tas Wilson.
Atlikus SituOs svarbes-
niuOsius fOrmaliSkumus,
preZidcntas Wilson tuOjauS
iSleis i Suv. VaIstiju gwen
tOjus karcs proklamacija.
Proklamacijos turinys bus
praneStas visiems uzsicniuO-
Sc Suv. Valsti.ju diploma
tams.
Karcs rezoliucija maz-
daug sekanGiai skamba:
"Sita rezoliuclja paskel-
blame kares stow tarp Gle
cOriSkOs Vokietijos vyriau-
syb6s ir Suv. Valstiju Emo
niu vyriausybes ir savo sto-
vi apibrcziamc tOkiuo bu-
du:
Akiveizdoje to, kad sene-
snysis ir dabartinis cicsori-
skOs VOkietijos vyriausy-
bes pasielgimas nera kuo
kitu, kaip tik kare, atkreip-
ia prizes Suv. Valstiju Emo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
PAINS GARLAIVIUS.
Washington, bal. 5. :

Suv. Valstiju vyriausybe pa
gaminusi plenus paimti
nuosavybtn kaikurius vo-
kieGiu garlaivius ka1'es pra-
dziojc pasislepusius S. Val
sti.iu uostuose. o tu gar
laiviu yra suvirS SimtO vi
sOkiO didumO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
ZEPPELINA VESULA
NUNEsE j svEDIJA.

Londonas, bal. 4. - Vie
mas vokieciu zeppelinas
skrido is Prusu rusu kares
Sonan. Orlaivi pagavo vesu-
la ir nuneS6 skersai BaltiJos
jures i Svedija. Tenai or
laivio igula liko internuOta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
AUSTRIA sPERTRAU
ASHANTI RYSIUS SU
AMERIKA.

Londonas, bal. 3. - Ex-
change Telegraph Co. is
Haagos gavo depcsa, kad
Austria veikiai pertrauk-
@ianfi d:pIon'lt.nius rySius
su Suv. Valstigomis. Austri-
ia pric to spil'ianti Vokicti-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
TEUTONV GRAsINIMAI.
Washington, bal. >

w dSIIIIISCUII, UdI. -.
Daugclis kongrcso atstOvu
gavo tclegramomis IL laiS-
kais grasinimus, jci jie ne
pasipricsinsia karei Suv.
Valsti.ju SUI Vokietija. Site
tcutonu kulturos ziedai pa
vcsta tcisdarystes departa-
mcntui.
Nisoj Salyj pradeta me-
dzioti tcutonus Snipus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05

New York, bal. 4. - Is
EurQpos atplaukc 3 dideli
garlaiv.: "Carpathia, " Gas
cania" ir "Trasos-Mon-
r.tes."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-05
ORC srovIs.

Chicago ir apylink6s. Siandi,
iSryto 1ietus: po pietu graauS oraS
Salta; rytoj giedra ir Silciau.
Temperature vakar augSciausia -
zemausia 3S laipsniai.
Saulc teka 5:26. leidzias 6:2O.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-27
| WASHINGTON IS THE
CAPITAL OF WORLD
WAR; EYES ON THAT CITY
UNITED Press Dispatch. ]

Washington, April 25.-Wash-
ington has become the capital
of the world war for the time.
Since the arrival in this coun-
try of the French legation, head
ed by former premier Vivian
and Marshal Joffre, the eyes of
the world have been centered
on Washington. It was expected
that the French delegation would
arrive in Washington at noon
today. This would bring to-
gether the two greatest democ-
racies of the world to discuss
sian autocracy.
1t appears that the great CUES
ton that the conference would
take up would be whether
America should send an army
to France. 1t is understood
that the French are in favor of
this. The British are non-com
initial, but they point out that
the immediate need of the allies,
in the way of help from America,
is not in the matter of men but
in the matter of food and
money. 1t is believed that WASH
ington will indorse the British
view. However, there is little
doubt that the very first move
America will make will be to make
the big money loan to the allies.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-27
TRYING TO LOCATE SON
A. w. siggerstaff Seeks the Aid of
Mayor and Police Department

Mayor and Police Department.
A. w. Biggerstaff of North Man
kato today obtained the help of Mayor
, Champlin and the Mankato police, as
we'll the officers of the village, to
locate his son, William Biggerstaff,
who had been missing since Monday
evening. ~ r. -.
The son had been subject to spells
ing said the young man might have
been attacked with one Of these spells,
while crossing the bridge, and might
have fallen into the river. -
William Biggerstaff was last seen,
as far as his father knew this morning
at the lunch counter in Oscar Olson's
saloon last Monday evening about
eight o'clock. A milkman, who knew
him well, told him he had better 60
home, being liable to have one of
his fainting spells.
His father had seen him about an
hour earlier at the Stahl house,
where the young mans mother works.
William Biggerstaff was a small
man, about five feet six inches tall,
and of slight build. He wore no mus
IdcHe VI pcdlu, tHouSn dl lllueS He
would be unshaven for days. He had
scar on his cheek under the right
eye This was caused by his falling
against a curb, in one of his spells.
Last Monday he wore a light blue
coat and brown pants and black felt
hat with no band on it. He was nearly
always smoking. He was thirty three
years old and single. He lived at home
with his parents. He was brother of
Mrs. Henry Miller.
Chief of Police Ed Ario, Sheriff An
ton Osten and Mr.. Biggerstaff, father
of the missing man, this afternoon
made arrangement to go down along
TIE river as far as Jefferson's Bend,
in the hope of learning of some trace
of the son.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-04-27
full DINNER PAIL
AND EMPTY GARBAGE
PAIL, IS THE SLOGAN
Tinted Press Dispatch.l

ST. Paul, Mimi, April 25.-"A full din
ner pail and an empty garbage pail was
the slogan of meeting of club women in
st. Paul today. In other words, it was
meeting in the interest, OF household
economy, on account of the great war.
Mrs. c. \. Severance declared in favor
of standardiznng the clothing of women.
Women should be content to dress more
alike, instead of each being determined
to have dress unlike that of any other
woman. Women should refuse to pay the
dressmakers' great bills. This move
ment. however. should not be carried so
far as to work on undue hardship on
the dressmakers.
Mrs 1. Thomas Hale made a plan
for economy in food Bran and feed
that used to be used mainly to feed the
hogs must now be used to feed the
people. Fancy dishes should be dis
Outraged. Plain. wholesome food should
take their place. Liquor should be let
alone