davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1917-06-28

Dear old England learns quite slowy-as the owner Of
the trained pig said when his pet learning to walk its
hind legs fell over backward for the thoussndth time
England takes dollars quite few of them, without
close scruinyakes word for it that they good Eng
land takes almost anything she get from
the character of Americans that send abroad
to help in the
Don't send me any Red Cross other folk Of
that sort if the father mother of the to be sent
happens to be born in Germany
appears that dear old Uncle Sam accepts this
and will sort Americans make nothing that
England might object to is among them
''Can send you over in my army American born men
oGerman parenge be shot and to fight for your? asks
good old uncle oh yes you may do that replies John
Bull Americans of German descent are good enough to
fight for Engshmen good enough buy Liberty bonds to
provide cash for Enghmen good enough to give to
the Red Cross but quite good enough wounded
Engishman don't you know-they might put poison in his
tea"
If an American girls father was civil war; if he
has been for than fifty years loyal citizen Of this
countryhs daughter cannot be trusted to act Red
Cross nurse abroad-so England says.
Otto Kahn American citizen, for instance, bought
five millions of Liberty bonds individually and England
you may be has the money this time Yet his daugh
ter under Engnds ruling could not abroad to help in
the work of saving hfe-she might be spy
Charles M Schwab has sent enough killing machinery
to the allies fill line of German graves from the Rhine
to Hindenburgs swamps in East Prussia-but England
would not let him go drive Red Gross ambulance
not that he wants to- he is busy
England does NOT say please be careful in sending
those of German descent is only natural many of
them should be through father mother deeply attached
the Of Germany We ask you to guarantee each
England says CURLY: Don't send ANY, Well tell you
what Americans fit to be trusted in helping England with
the glorious job of which she has made colossal muddle
England is old lady, want to help her, and we
must be kind and patient But of her modern sons like
Norhc ought to tell her TRY to remember that years
have passed since this land was British colony
The Washington times., 1917-06-28
The High Cost of Rent
By DAVID LAWRENCE

This is not the time to raise the city Of WASH
INGTON
For years there have been vacant houses and apart
ments by the in WASHINGTON Suddenly the city
has been abnormaly expanded Hundred of thousands Of
people have been brought here the The
hotels are crowded Living space has premium
has the landlord kept rents at their former level? Not bit
Rents have scared Many excuses been given First
there the price of coa then again doubled
cost Repairs expensive Carpenters and plumbers
are busy construction work for the Government
would justify the unreasonable being osted
people of WASHINGTON
The District Commissioners have urged the large property
owners to keep down rents They have threatened exposure
the situation does not improve Commissioners
should make known to the people of the District the facts and
the of the who trying up past
by imposing high rentals not only newcomers but the
people who have lived in WASHINGTON their lives
The cost of living has brought hardship enough The
who the great bulk of the estate WASHINGTON
can demonstrate their patriotism in better way than by
rejecting the temptation to make money of the unusual
demand for houses and apartments The profits
odous to most Americans No likes to feel that he has
made money out Of his eounymen at this time the
trymen who must send their front
home battle with the increasing of foodstus and
saries of life
So great number of the residents the city WASH
NGToN dependent for their income salaries that they
will be the first to feel the pinch of the high Of feed saA
rents And the incomes of Government clerks especially
pitifuy days compared prices
which America is living today
The rental problem is already serious It viii continue
be unless there recognition by the who
property that this is time to take advantage Of their fell
ow-ctzens but to make sacrifices 1t ibefts many Of
leading property to be conspcuous placed the do
nation lists of the Red Cross other patriotic activities when
profits from increased rentals simultaneously wrung from
the poor people of the city of WASHINGTON This is not
patriotism, but hypocrisy.
Fortunately the large majority of the landlords of the
District sincerely anxious to do their bit They do
it in better than by denying themselves the increased
incomes and feeling the satisfaction that in time of they
among those who enrichened themselves
pense of their struggling felow-townsmen.
The Washington times., 1917-06-28
Washington Must Not Vote, Because Govern
ment Owns So Much Washington Property

CONTINUED from First Coumn)
cannon and destruction larger per cent of the property
than the National Government owns at Washington.
Mr. Schwab in his steelmaing town more compar-
avely than Uncle Sam in Washington his lawmsng
town.
his town without voeike the Indian the
he happens to own the property in the town?
If it would be preposterous to suggest such thing for
Schwab it preposterous to suggest for Uncle Sam
PROPERTY OWNERSHIP BY INDIVIDUAL OR BY Gov
EMINENT SHOULD NOT TAKE THE VOTE FROM ANY
CITIZEN
Our sincere Senator suggested that citizens of Wash
ton should not vote because Washington practically city
of GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.
Well Schwabs town is city of sCHWAB employees. Is
that for allowing schwab his board of directors
sands of men and women?
HAT THE SEAT OF NATIONAL GOVERNMENT it
not possible to risk the experiment of putting mans right
to govern himself ABOVE ANY OTHER RIGHT OR CON :
vENIENCE OR EXPEDIENCY then democratic govern
ment is failure
citizens of Washington MALE AND FEMALE will have the
VOTE convenience expedency property ownership Govern
ment payroll control anything else to the contrary notwh
standing
Many objections offered treating citizens of Wash
ngton human beings and Americans Many are
offered in sincerity for keeping them fed and housedwth
out the right of self government army mules kept
But objection sound however sincere And reason
has REASON in it, when there is questioned the right
of citizen to vote and govern himself long he obeys
the law and is loyal to his country
All these socaled objections and shall take
up, one at time in this newspaper.
Washington destined to be the typical city of America
the city of million chosen population is pointed
permanently nicely laid and ornamented proof
that SELF government and GOOD government exist
side by side at the SEAT of government.
The Washington times., 1917-06-28
Her Father Fought Four Years
For This Country

She born here-but dear England she not fit to
serve in the Red Cross Europe Quite interesting.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
MEGINA SUSTABDYTI
GEN. KORNILOVO
KARIUOMENE.

Petr0gradaS, rugs. II. -
Viena gen. KOrnilovo armi-
JOS dalis sustOjO Lugoje.
Laukia jinai kitos armijos
dalies, atmarSuojancios nuo
Narva. Tiedvi dali Lugojc
nOri susijungti.
"Birz. We'd" praneSa,
kad gen. Kornilovo raitari-
ia, kuriai isakyta eiti ant
Petrogrado, pasiek6 m. Dno,
uz 100 myliu nuo Petrogra-
do.
Petrogrado kareiviu ir
darbininku atstOvu tarybos
militarinis skyrius pasiuntG
i Dno savO igaliotinius. ST.
items isakyta pam6ginti
perkalb6ti raitarijOs oficie-
rius, kad jie neklausytV
gen. Kornilovo isakymu.
Be to nugabeno oficieriams
ir Kcrenskio dienini isaky-
ma.
KazOku atamanas, gen.
Kaledinc, praneS6 laikinai
vyriausybci, kad jei Keren-
skis neispildys gen. Korni-
lovo rcikalavimo, kazokai
perkins Observation-Disclosures
do gelezinkeli. Tokiuo budu
sostinG bus atskirta nuC
svarbiausiOs Rusijos dalies
Kerenskis muse tclegra-
gramas visiems gelezinkeliu
virSininkams, kad JIG nc
klausytu gen. KornilOvo pa
redymu, neimtu i traukinius
ir negabentu jo kareiviu.
Kick ligsiol suzinota, gen
KorniIov su savimi turi apit
250,00O kariuOmenes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
SVEDIJA TEISINASI.
Sake, nieko bloga, kad il
tarpininkauja kam-nors.

Londonas, rugs. 12.-Anot
ziniu is Copenhagen, Svedi-
JOS uzsieniu rcikalu ministe-
RIA paskelb6 pranesima,
kad Svedijos vyriausybci
nera zinoma apie tas kable-
gramas, kOkias buk siuntes
is Argentinos vokieciu pa
siuntinyst6s palydovas per
svedu pasiuntinyste. Svedi-
jos vyriausyb6 tuo reikalu
prad6sianti tardymus.
Gi tarpininkavima tarp
Vokietijos ir Argentinos
Svedija kaip seniau, taip
dabar atlicka. Ir tame mic
kO blOga MCCALL but. Su to-
kiuo patarnavimu seniau
sutikusi net patti Anglia.
Viena karta Svedija net
patarpininkavo ir paGioms
Suv. Valstijoms, kuomet jai
prisi6jo susineSti su Turk
ia.
Tai visi Zinc ir tas n6ra
sleptinas daiktas. Todel be-
reikalo Suv. Valstijos uzsi-
puOla uz tarpininkavima.
- Kas kita yra SUI katlegra-
momis Svedu slaptarasciu.
Bet apie tokias kablegra-
mas Svedija pirmu kartu
nugirdziusi, ir tai pirmiau-
sia tik is laikraScip prancsi-
mo. Sitam rcikale bus atlik-
ia tardymai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
GYVENTOJAI BEGA IS
PETROGRADO.
LondOnaS, rugs. y. -

LondonaS, rugs. y. - Is
Petrogrado j Exchange
Telegraph" pranesama, .jo-
gel prad6ta sostine iskrau-
styti. Gyventojai galvatruk-
Giais apleidzia miesta. Visi
apleidziantieji Petrograda
traukiniai uzsikimse pab6-
geliais is sostines. Daugelis
gyventoju bega is po kares
stOvio. Kit bijosi mieste
skerdyniu. Oar kit prisibi-
jo vokieciu uzpludimo.
Lakina vyriausyb6 patti
parede aptuStinti sostine.
Daugelis mOkslo istaig,l
perkeliama i kitus miestus.
LOndOnO spauda labai
Idaug rasO apie pastaruosius
atsitikimus Rusijoj. Tai Vi
sa skaitoma nepaprasta
sensacija.
Vienas laikrastis pazymi,
kad Rusijoje siaucia pasi-
bais6tina betvarke, kokios
pasauliO istorijoj negali SUI
rasti. Sails, ] kurios sostine
artinasi islaukinis prieSinin-
kas, apimta namines kar6s.
gi badas yisiems ziuri- akys-
ma. '
Tiktai stebuklas gall ta
nelaiminga Sail isgelbeti
nuo likimO, kokin gall SUI
smukti. Teciau negalima Ii
mott, kada tasai stebuklas il
is kur gall pasirodyti.
RusijOs laisv6s reikalas
yra mirtinam pavojuj. Kuo-
met ia laisv6 prazus, tuomet
ir visions talkininkams bus
baisus pavojus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12

kuOmet uzpuol6 nardancios
laiv6s.
Bet negauta smulkmenis-
ko pranesimo apie music
b6gi. Taippat nezinoma nu-
skandintu laivp vardai.
Kares laivyno departa-
mentui is Paryziaus pranes-
ia tik tick, kad 6 nardan-
clos laiv6s, kurios buvo uz-
puolusios prekybinius lai-
vus. turbut nuskendo DO
smarkaus susiremimo.
Jei ta zinia pagaliaus pa
sirodys tikra, tatai bus zy-
mus amerikonu laim6.jimas
jur6se.
Laivas 'Westwego" to-
kluO budu jau antru kartu
perejO per nardanciu laiviu
ugni. Jis turf apie 4 TUX
.stancius tOnu intilpimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
SALNA PADARE MILL
JONUS DOL. NUO-
STOLIQ.
Daug nukentejo Illinois ir
aplinkines valstijos.

Uzpereita nakti Illinois
taigi ir Chicago, ir kitas ar
timasias valstijas aplankG
pirmutin6 rudens Salna~
VietOmis Salna buvo lcngva,
bet vietomis CANA astri. il
mai sunaikinO daug nepri-
nOkusiu kukuruzu, svogunu,
tomeiciu ir kitokiu sultin-
gu vaisiu, kurip valymas 81
met suvelintas del SaltOs va
sarOs.
Abelnai apskaitoma, kad
uzpcreitos nakties Salna pa
dariusi suvirS 100 milijoml
dol. nuostoliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
k0RN1LOv0 ARRMIJ0S APGuL A PETR0GRADI
KORNILOVO ARMIJOS
EINA ANT SOSTINES.

Petrogradas, rugs. -. =
Is zicminiu rumu, kur mi
nisteriu kabinetas vakar po
pietu turejo posedi, pranes-
ta, kad skaitlinga gen. Kor-
nilOvO kariuomen6 jau pa
emusi miesta Luga ir mar
Suojanti ant Petrogrado.
Laikina vyriausyb6 atsi-
sake skclbti simultaneous
apie gen. KOrnilOvO veiki-
ma. Tik uzsieniu reikalu
minister's TereScenkO pa
zymejO, kad einanti ant So
stin6s gen. KOrnilOvO ka-
rluOmen6 esanti neskaitlin-
ga.
Kuomct gen. KOrnilOvO
kariuOmenc paem6 Luga,
Kerenskis isak6 daugel vie
tose suardyti gelezinkeli
tarp Petrogrado ir LugOs.
TuO tikslu burial darbinin-
kp istisia nakti pl6se gele-
zinkelio b6gius.
w LugOs, sakoma, sto-
vinti stipri kariuomen6, ka-
ira esanti iStikima laikinai
vyriausybei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
S. Y. |aimejo muSi jurese
NUSKANDIN0 6 NARDANCIAS LAIVES

Washington, rugs. II. -
Cia gauta zinia, kad Suv.
Valstiju kar6s LAVAL rugs.
5 d. Prancuzijos pakras-
ciuOse outstanding net 6 vo-
kieciu nardancias laivcs,
kuriOs buvO uzatakavusios
plaukiancius prekybinius
laivus. Teciau pirm to lai-
YES nuskandinusiOs 2 preky-
biniu laivu.
Sta svarbia zinia praneS4
amerikOniSkas zibalinis gar
laivis "Westwego," kurs
laimingai iS6jes sveikas IS
minetO music jur6se.
Keliolika prekybiniu lai-
WI, kuriu tarpe buvo ir pa
min6tas "Westwego," plau-
Ike is Suv. Valstiju j Euro
pos pakrascius. Juos lydejo
amcrikoniSki kares laivai,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
Arestuojama daugelis
zmoniu.

Petrogradas, rugs. II. =
Kcrenskio isakymu PctrO-
grade suarestuOta jau apie
100 zmoniu, kurie intariami
turf sarySi su gen. Kornilo-
vO suOkalbiu. Laukiama
daugiau arestavimu. Tarpc
suarestuotu esas ir Vladimi-
ras PuriSkeviG.
Petrogrado gubernatorius
gen. VasilkOvskis ar rczig-
navO, ar praSalintas. 10
victojc nuskirtas SavinkOv.
Socialistai bOlSevikai iSsi-
juose veikia. Jie kareiviu ir
darbininkp atstovu tarybIl
susirinkimuOse reikalauja,
'kad Kerenskis butu prasa-
lintas ir Rusijos valdymas
butu pavestas vieniems So
'cialistams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
POPEZIUS KREIPIASI
7 AMERIKA.

Rymas, rugs. 1872 - Po-
pczius per savo sekrctOriu
kardinola Gasparri kreip6si
i Suv. Valstijas ir Anglia
rcikalc kataliku zmoniu ir
paciu kunigu persekiojimo
Meksikoje, kur bedieviSkoji
vyriausyb6 iSdarin6ja tie
siog baisius daiktus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
REIKALAUJA PASEL-
POS FONDO Me-
LAISVIAMS.
Washington, rugs. u.

Washington, rugs. II. =
Vokietijos nelaisveje ir vo-
kieciu uzimtuOse kraStuose
yra daugelis amerikonu. Jie
visi yra vargingam pad6ji-
me IT. reikalauja paselpos.
Tatai valstyb6s sekreto-
RUS Lansing surname paga-
mint paSclpos fonda. Wy
riausyb6s vardu jis parei-
kalavO kongreso tam tikslui
paskirti $4,000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
Gen. Scerbacev busias
neutralis.
Petrogradas, rugs. II.

Petrogradas, rugs. II. -
Rumunijos fronto rusu ar
miju vadas, gen. Scerbacev,
paskelb6 savo armijai ir
Odessos kares apskriciui
isakyma neimti jokio daily
vumO Sitam nesutikime tarp
gen. KOrnilOvO IL Kcrcn-
skio. Ir apie ta savo pare
dyma tuojaus praneSe laiki-
mai vyriausybei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
NUSTATYS ANGLIMS
KAMA.

Washington, rugs. II. =
Angliu kOntrolierius Harry
A. Garfield paskelbe, kad
sito menesio pabaigoje jis
nustatysias anglims kama,
kokia turi mOk6ti suvarto-
tojai. Dabar kama nustaty-
ia tik mainOse. Bet angliu
pirkliai posenOvei pleSia
zmOnes. Norma IL juos su-
varzyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
APKALBAMAS STOVIS.
Petrogradas, rugs. ~.

Petrogradas, rugs. IL. -
Visu kariaujanciQ ir neu-
traliu Saliu ambasadoriai ir
pasiuntiniai atlaike susirin-
kima. Buvo apkalbamas da-
bartinis Rusijos stovis.
.Vieni talkininku ambasa-
doriai irgi atlaike susirinki-
ma. Nutarimai nezinomi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
KERENSKIS NUSPRENDE
NEPASIDUOTI
Su gen. Kornilovu eina kiti generolai
RUSIJOJE BAISUS DAIKTAI DEDASI
PRASIDEJO NAMINE
KARE.
PETROGRADAS,

PETROGRADAS, rugs.
H. -Rusijoje prasidejo ma
mine kare, kuomet gen.
Kornilov atsisake klausyti
laikinos vyriausybes pare
dymu.
Gen. Kornilovo kariuome-
ne jau apgula Petrograda.
Is pietu sono puslankiu ar
mijos apsiaucia sostine. Su-
traukiama kariuomene j
Dno, Luga if ties upe Mar
va = uz 12O, rs ir 81 mylios
nuo sostines. Prizes sitas ar
mijas Kerenskis pasiunta
laikinai vyriausybei istiki-
ma kariuomene.
Kornilovo armijos skait-
lingos. Jam stojo pagelbon
keli generolai. Gi Kerenskio
armija - tai tik Petrogra-
do garnizonas. Tiesa, garni-
zonas skaitlingas. Bet jis
negales remties kadir SUI
vienais Kornilovo kazokais,
kuriu tarpe yra tiesiog pus-
laukiniu zmoniu.
Laukiamas tatai Petro-
grado apylinkese rusu armi-
ju savitarpinis susiremimas.
Nezinia kokios bus pasek-
mes.
Tuo tarpu Kerenskio nu-
skirtas naujas vyriausias
armiju vadas, gen. Klein
bovskis, su savo 12-ta armi-
ia atkirstas nuo Petrogra-
do. Sta armija atkirto gen.
Kornilovo armijos, perkir-
tusios gelezinkeli Venden-
Pskov- -Petrograd. Tai vie
natinis gelezinkelis is Ry-
gos fronto Petrograda.
Tatai 12-toji armija su
gen. Klembovskiu yra atsi-
radusi tarpe vokieciu ir gen.
Kornilovo armiju, gulanciu
ant Petrogrado.
Kerenskio likimas nezino-
mas. Niekas jo nera mates
nuo praeito sestadienio. Pa
sklydes gandas, kad jis nu-
zudytas.
Gen. Kornilovas pranesa
kad jo sitas veikimas esas
patriotiSkas. Jis vienam sa.
vo atsiliepime saukia:
"As esu paprasto kazokc
sunus. AS labiau megiu mir
tt kaip Rusijos geda. Ke
renskio ministeriu tarpe
yra vokieciu samdininkai
Site iveiks Russia. Salir
tuos nieksus! Ant Petrogra
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
Baltijos laivynas Kerenskio
puseje.

Londonas, rugs. IL. = Is
Petrogrado gauta oficial6
zinia, paties Kerenskio pa
tvirtinta, kad rusu Baltijos
juriu kares laivyno oficic-
rial vienbalsiai nutare sto-
ii KerenskiO pus6je.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
RUSAI STOJO UzPUO
LIMAN.

Berlynas, rugs. II. - Cia
skelbiama, kad rusai Buko-
vinoje stojo uzpuOliman
prieS austrus-vokieCius. Tik
ties Solka teciau pasivare
pirmyn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
Kerenski nuzude
bolSevikai?

Londonas, rugs. II. = Is
Copenhagen pranesta, kad
socialistai bolSevikai Petro-
grade nuzude ministeriu
pirmininka Kerenski. Te-
Giau Sta zinia nepatvirtin-
TIA.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
Perejo Kornilovo pusen.

Petrogradas, rugs. IL. -
PietvakariniO rusu frOnto
vadas, gen. Denikine, pra-
neS6 Kerenskiui, kad jis su
savo armijomis stojas gen.
Kornilovo pus6n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
DAUGIAU DARBININ-
KU ISEJO STREIKAN.
Kansas City, Mo-, rug,

Kansas City, Mo-, rugs.
II. - Daugiau darbininku
sustreikavO gyvuliu SKIER
dyklose. Dabar iSvisO strei-
kuoja apic 1000. Skerdyk-
lose darbas suparaliziuotas.
Sakoma, prisicisia skerdyE-
las uzdaryti neapribuotam
laikui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12

Petrogradas, rugs. y. =
Vakar rezignavo rusu mi
nistcriai. Jie praneSc, kad
tuO budu nori duoti vienam
Kcrenskiui laisva vcikimq
pfieS gen. Kornilova.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
o r AS
Rugsejo IL, 1917 m.

Chicago ir apylinkes. =
Siandie grazus oras ir Sill
ciau; rytoj isdalies debe-
siuota ir daug silciau.
Temperature vakar aug
Sciausia 64, zemiausia 45
laipsniai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12

- Paryzius, rugs. IL. -
RibOt nesutverG nauio
Prancuzijos ministeriu ka-
bineto. Tai pavesta atlikti
kares ministeriui Painleve.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12

Cadiz, Ispanija, rugs. II.
= Victos uostan vieno Is
panijos kar6s laivo lydima
atplauk6 labai sugadinta
vokieGIl nardancioji laivt.
Jinai If jos igula bus inter-
nuota.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
KORNILOV ISAKE PA
IMTI PETROGRADA.
PETROGRADAS,

IL. = Gen. Kornilov isake
savo kariuomenei gelezinke
lilo stotyje Dno sesti trau-
kinius ir keliauti paimti So
stine. Laikinos vyriausybes
istikima kariuomene pasiu-
sta is sostines susiremti su
Sukilusia kariuomene.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
KAIZERIS SUGRIzO
POSTDAMAN.

Amsterdam, rugs. y. -
Berlyne oficialiai paskclbta,
kad vokieciu imperatorius
is kar6s lauku sugrizo Post
daman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12

- Washington, rugs. II.
= Cia kalbama, kad PREF.
Wilsonas Europon pasiusias
pulk. House su taikos misi-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
Guckovas Kornilovo puseje
Petrogradas. rugs. II. -

FeCTUgrdudS, rugs. II. =
Buves dumOs pirmininkas,
buves kar6s minister's,
amunicijos biuro virsinin-
kas, spalininkas Guckov,
pcr6jo gen. Kornilovo pu-
sen. Ana diena jis iSkcliavo
vyriausiojon kar6s stovyk-
lon pas gen. KOrnilova.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12

- Londonas, rugs. II. -
TurkijOn nukeliavO naujas
VOkietijos ambasadorius,
zinomas grafas Bcrnstorff.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12
- Washington, rugs. II.
- Vyriausyb6 paskolino So
milijOnus dol. Italijai.

= Sandwich, Mass, rugs.
II. - Prezidcntas Wilson's
po atostogu is cionai iSkelia-
vo Washingtonan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12

- LondOnas, rugs. II. -
Vokietijos parlamento ko-
mitetas gamma atsakymq
popcziui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-12

Su tuo sauksmu gen. Kor-
nilovo armijos kaip paduku.
sios eina apginti sostinc
nuo Rusijos priesininkp.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-05-30

Plain and fancy |
colors with military
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-11
PLACE ORDERS FOR
FOOD CONTAINERS AT ONCE
Growers and shippers Should Secure
bnrrcls. Crates, Hampers. Baskets
and Other Produce Packages,

WASHINGTON. juno lo.-In order to
avoid serious delay and probable food
loss during the approaching harvest
season. growers and shippers are
urged by the United States Department
OF Agriculture to estimate accurate
~ their needs and place their orders
for barrels. crates. hampers, baskets
and other containers for food products
at once. They should notify manufac-
turers 10 begin making deliveries i'm
mediately, or at least as soon as their
crops are reasonably assured. Larger
supplies OF containers will be needed
TINS season than usual Since crops Of
most perishablc products must be
moved as soon as ready to harvest,
serious financial loss to growers and
shippers and failure to save needed
crops may result unless orders for
packages arc placed promptly and
shipments begun within the next few
weeks.
The Department OF Agriculture is in
receipt of advice from widely sepa-
rated parts Of the United States that
there may be package shortage this
season unless growers and shippers
are able to anticipate their needs.
1t will be difficult for manufacturers
to meet the emergency should alb
normal demand for additional pack
ages for pcrishable crops arise in
the midst Of the harvest season. At
that tune, II is pointed out, traffic
on railroads will be heaviest and shin
ments may he much delayed when most
needed. The responsibility of manu-
facturers TO put forth every reason
able effort to help meet the sltua ton
should not be overlooked
Few persons. specialists Of the de-
partment say. realize the enormous
quantities Of barrels. baskets. crates
and similar containers that are used
each year. Containers for fruit and
vegetables are very bulky. IT Is quite
apparent 1t would be nearly impossible
for factories to accumulate in advance
and store supply sufficient for the
total needs of the fruit and vegetable
crop OF the country. The only safe
plan is for each grower and simmer
to order his supplies Low. The de-
partment points out that such prompt
action will tend to speed up the manu-
facture and delivery of packages and
may save many thousands Of dollars
worth Of crnpq