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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12
Iona Newspapers
TOO MANY COOKS

dubuque Telegraph HERALD
TOO many cooks spoil the BROTH is
an old saying, so old that it has nearly
outlived its usefulness, but just now
when the spirit of war lis taking hold Of
the American people there Is tendency
toward TOO many cooks" Hear what
the Des Moines Register has to say on
the subject:
''1'file Hay arm; law Contains a Fl
vision by which the war department
can draf. all the men it requires from
Iowa, to bring the national guard OF
the state up TO between 10000 and 49,
900 men.
That being the case, why not leave
the question Of drafting men to the war
department?
There is no reason superimpos-
tns q state draft measure upon the ma
tional guard, and especially for enact
ing a measure such as that suggested
in the Iowa senate, which does not take
into account the exemptions proposed
by the federal government.
"The war department. desires to ex-
enpt, whoIIy or partially. three classes
OF Inen--ti1ose with famiiies. govern
ment employees and those engaged IN
certain industries, including farming
sTfie measure Drsposed aor Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12
The Flag.

The Flag.
Salute the flag! The emblem wrought
To guard the hopes that life holds
dear
BY men who prayed and toiled and
fought,
And found no trial too severe.
Salute with tenderness and love.
Wherever you are called to roam,
The banner that unfurls above
The hallowed spot that is your home.
Salute the flag in gratitude
When blessings generously arise:
Salute with faith when tempests rude
Have shut the sunshine from the
skies.
Salute it while its colors clear
Are rolling splendidly above
In loyalty that knows no fear.
But rests on Honor and on Love.
--WaShington Star
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12
SPEAKING OF MEXICO.
fWaterloo Times-Tribune.l

Just the same, we may be sure that
the government Of the United States Is
watching the Mexican situation and Is
pretty well prepared for eventualities.
The American army has In mind the
dispatch OF the Mexicans in short Or
der, provided they are influenced to get
this nation into war. It will be too bad
II we have to fight the poor Mexicans,
but it may be the best thing that can
happen to this country. Anyway, the
Mexicans must understand that now
the hated gringo Is ready to fight at
the drop of the hat. This people has
been very patient with them but there
Ia now reason to fight and that reason
is. II an attack comes, that Mexico mas
Joined with Germany. AS Carranza
will not agree that he is with the
United States, as Ne seems 'shifty and
unreliable, there will be no further con-
sideration OF him or OF. Mexico II he
or any OF his generals start anything,
or even II he allows the bandits to
start anything.
Mexico has had great consideration
I'D to this time but will have none from
now on in case Of trouble on the south
ern border.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12

the sage grouse gets "a Gre-year close
season, and IN Ohio the quail has been
placed In the list of song birds entitled
TO protection
These measures OF conservation have
been adopted none too soon. The sage
grouse which. except the wild turkey,
is the largest and finest upland game
bird OF America. has many natura
enemies. The automatic guns used by
many hunters, the large bag limits al
lowed In most OF the western states,
and the long and early open seasons
have 80 reduced the numbers of west
ern grouse and quail that prompt act,
ion was required to save them from
annih!lation.-Ncw York Times
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12
HERE Is THE WHOLE CASE.

tDes Moincs Capitall
II Germany shall be defeated. there
will be no more wars for many years.
If Germany Is triumphant. she VIII
have accumulated energy. and means
and accumulated ambitions, and other
wars will follow. Germany has been
hattered about her efficiency until she
thinks she can do almost anything.
Germany Is like the big national ad-
vertiser, who had an advertisement
writer who fattered the proprietor OF
the product in every advertisement.
The business flourishcd and the pro
prietor got rich. Soon the advertise
ment writer found himself out OF JOB
When asked what the trouble was. ne
said that the boss got to believing all
If his own advertising and therefore
there was no living with him. Ger
many Is now believing her own adver-
Using.
This great republic is moving rapidly
in preparation for war, and every man
woman and child should help the cause
along.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12

no hours Of ease. and who. howe'er he
strives TO please, y prodded by our
snickersnees? The president. Who has
q million things to vex. million prob
lens to perplex? Who u It Tonga to
be an ex? The president. Who needs,
while he pursues the game. mems SYM
patty instead OF blame7 Who ID II
fails to get the same? The president.
Who walks long and weary roadf
Who bears q great and grievous load,
and feels the smart Of whip and goadi
The president. &
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12

flakes o exemptions whatever. and In
particular does not take into account
the urgent duty OF keeping every agri-
cultural worker on the soil.
+ The Iowa legislature VIII do well II
keep it's hands off such matters ana
await suggestions from the federal
government, which il tn" head cook in
this matter Iowa men of military age
will not be slow 10 respond to the cal!
10 the colors when they know what ~
wanted of them. when they know there
is some definite plan mapped out fnf
them. In due season congress will have
made its wishes known. If it desires
anything of Iowa. If it has omitted
ANYTHING that should he done then will
he time enough TO act.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12

And this made Billy Bunny laugh and
he forgot all about being scared and
the Wild Cat forgot all about scratch
ing. And pretty soon Billy Bunny
opened his kns psack and took out "A lit
tie chocolate mouse and gave il TO her.
And wasn't she pleased She played
with that chocolate candy mouse all
that afternoon and licked it until all
the chocoiatc carlo OFF But she didn't
care because 1t was all peppermint
Tioan underneath.
After that the little rabbit went or
his way and pretty soon evening came
round again and 1t was getting time
for bed. But there wasn't any kind
mamma around TO say Now go to bed
Billy! No stree and q no sireemam.
He had % say ii 10 himself and then
ne couldn't find the bed Well. after
ne had locked and looked he found a
pile OF leaves ard went to sleep, and
when nc woke up in the morning the
school bell was ringing. And this Is
what il seemed To say:
Merrily We go To school
Go to school. go 20 school.
Merrlly we go Ia school.
Five days in the week
And We learn our lessons we'll
LEARN to road and learn to spell,
And we mind the old school sben
Five days, in the week as
But I'm not going 10 tell you VINO the
teacher was until next time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12
Tn. iowa Game Laws.

In Iowa the friends Of wild life. after
three months battle with the organ
lied hunters Of the state. have won q
sweeping victory in the legislature in
the enactment OF fve-year close sea-
son for quail and prairie chickens. IN
utahe Neysds, dslss md a. N = = = Aexieo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12
Ripping Rhymes
y WALT MASON
THE PRESIDENT

Who has all brands Of grief and care,
all standard brands, and some to spare
Who has the best excuse to swear? The
president. Who finds new novelties In
grief in every hour. however brief; who
is the whole worlds goat-in-chief? The
president. Who would be glad his job
to chuck. and earn his wage with saw
I'd buck; who is 1t longs to run amuck
rhe president. Who is 1t meets q mill
lion bores. and statesmen who have
chronic sores, whenever he goes out Of
doors? The president. Who is it has
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

1T Will always remain mystery as
to how this legislature was able 10
stand itself for so long a time" says
the Waterloo Times Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12

previous and causes the residential
streets to look as II they had been
patroled by a siX-plow tractor We
owe great debt to our annual rain
fall, but if It were spread out a little
more we would all enjoy spring better
and be able to consume gasolene
an riar
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12

spring thaw would stand higher in
popular esteem than it does.
The spring thaw is generally more
successful when it Is accompanied by
rain storm which sets in ten days
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12
before and After.

sAh, love, would like to listen to
you all night" said Clarence, as he
rose to 60. Six months after they were
married he CHANGED to stay out fifteen
minutes after his hour and he had his
desire srntined.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12
The Older osnsratler.

The Older osnsratlen. 4
Doesn't 1t strike you as disgrace
eul the way young women are display
Ing their ankles? Ankles, granny
They're going out. Now it's knees I"
Life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12

Does the kaiser want to abdicate ?"
asks the Orient Independent, and the
Adair county Free Press replies: "Oh
yes. just like a postmaster"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12

The Charter Oak Times says: 1t
seems somewhat like a joke 10 us that
the American householder should be
asked 20 farm his back yard TO keep
the country from starving. The truth
Of the matter Is that the producing
world IS doing so much lighting that
foodstufs are getting short, and we
in our efforts 70 keep them from going
hungry have sold ourselves short"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12

"'Look out tor higher rates when
eastern insurance companies get con-
troll of the fire risk field in Iowa"
warns the Coon Rapids Enterprise.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12

Those who claim the privileges Of
American citizenship must ne either
patriots or traitors" SAYS the Sioux
City Tribune. SO it has been in ali
past struggles, and so il will he now
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12

There have been some intimations
that the administration will be ask
ing the taxpayers Of today to bear an
unduIy heavy proportion Of the war
expenditures. All things considered"
says the Sioux City Journal. ut prob
ably will pc found that about as
much Of the burden will be passed on
10 the future in the form Of bonds as
the bond market is now prepared to
absorb on an economy basis"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12

Without question the first offensive
movement against the United states
will come from Mexico and II looks
very much as tho there may be fight
ing on the border within thirty days.
announces the Oelwein Register.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-12

Merrily We go To school,
Go TO school. go 20 school
Merrlly we go To school.
Five days in the week.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
SAN GABRIELLE TEKO
ITALIANS.

Londonas, rugs. 8. = Ita-
lai galll-gale paGm6 nuo au-
stlU San Gabrielle, zinoma
kalna-tvirtove Isonzo from
tc, anot prancSimo is RvmO.
San Gabrielle buvo pasku-
tinis uztvaras, kurs gyna
Trieste cinant tiesiog ] ~
tus nuo GOrizia.
Jci italai dabar turetu
pakaktinai kar6s mcdziagos,
gal vcikiau IL atsidurtu pa
lei Trieste micsto ir tvirtO-
YES SlcnaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
SUIMTAS BUvUSIO
CARO- DEDE.
Petrogradas, rugs. 6.

Petrogradas, rugs. 6. -
Ministcliu pirmininko Kc-
rcnskio lsakymu Rusiiojc
slarcStuotas buvusio caro-
dGdG Paulius AlcksandroviG
ROmanOv. BE to, arcStuOtas
buvusiO caro- brOliS MichaiI
ROmanOv su zmona ir era
ficn6 Pahlcn.
Gatcinoj suimtas pulki-
ninkaS DictZ.
Klime susckta susitv6ru-
81 organizacija vardu Pr
myn w cara ir svcnta Rusi-
ja.'
Gen. Gul'ko iStremiamas
is Rusij6s. Jam liepta pasi-
rinkti kokia jis nori apsigy-
venimui vieta ir tuojaus APP
lcisti Rusija. Jis taip nu-
baustas w s6bravimasi ST,
blvuslu caru pc revoliuci-
jos.
DumOs narys Vladimn
PuliSkieviG tviitina, kad l-a-
dikalis socialistas Lcnin mi
res 1916 metals Zuriche. eli
zinomas Rusijoje asmuo
vardu Lenin csas Zader-
blum, mirusio Lenino drau-
gas.
PetrOgrade lank6si Suo-
miJos generals gubcrnato-
rius. Is cia jis issiveze Gel
singforsan kclcnskio isaky-
ma, kad suomixs numalSinti
ginklais, jei tie m6gintu KEEL
ii riauScs arba sukilti plicS
Russia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
RUSAI BEGA SAVAIS
KELIAIS.

Petrogradas, rugs. &. -
Rusu armija Wis dar b6ga
iSilgai Rygos uzlajos pa
kraStiu, Siaurrytus. Nczi-
mia kur rusai sustOs, Kad
pasiplicSinti bcsibriaujan-
items paskui vokicGiams.
Rnsal pcrfjo upe Aa.
hlta rusu arnfija, vcikiantl
rytuosc nuO Rvgoa. atsimc-
tt Xxi Segcvold, Lcmbcrg il
Dctcshubrayd.
PaaiSktjo, kad paici Ry-
gq pakraSGius apSaud6 nar-
danCios laivGs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
ITALIANS TEKE DIDELI
GROBIAI.

Udine, Italia, rugs. 6. -
Siandie dar n6ra galima pa
quot visU smulkmcnu apic
erobius, kokic itaIams tcko
nuo pradzios ju uzpuolimo
lsonZo frontc. Kai-kuriosc
victoSe atSimczdami auStrai
paliko labai daugcli viso-
kios kar6s mcdziagos, XII
rios ncsusp6jo sunaikinti.
Italians be a1motu tcke
daug SautuvU, granatu, net
officially dokumcntu il pri-
vatiniu laiSku.
Ravcnoj atrasta ticsiog
pilni sandcliai karts me-
dZlaguS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
ARESTUOTAS HAY
WOOD SU SAVO
PATAREJAIS.

Nakar Chicago1c fcdela-
liai agcntai padart krata
Socialist Party IL Industrial
Workers of the World blu
ruose. Be to kratos padary-
tn II kcliuOSe industriaiistu
namllOSc. SuarcStuOtaS. bet
paskui palcistas industl.iali-
stu organizacijos ccntro
sckretolius Haywood su sa-
vo pagclbininkais II paiare-
iais.
In pamindtu biu1u paimta
visos kningos, visONic raS-
tai, rckordai, nal'iu suraSai
IL kluvos visokiu pamflctu
IL atsiSaukimu. Visa tai MT
gabenta fcderalin biuran.
Sitos kratos turf daug sa-
rySiO, sakoma, ST. 1najore
1hompsOno nc1Stikimybe
Sales vy1-iausvbei. Nvriau-
syb6, sakoma, .gaIu- gale Sill
pratO, kad CEicagojc randa-
81 didziausias paciristu (tai-
kos Salininku) ir provokiS-
/. ku gaivalu lizdas. Tatai bus
pameginta tas Iizdas sunai-
KNIT IL taikininkU darbus
sukOncvcikti.
Chicagoje tm6 vcikti fc-
deralis grand jury" suo-
las. Nisi vokicGil; n taikos
Salininkai bus suimami ir
statomi prizes "grand jury.
PanaSiOS kratos IL. arcSta-
vimai darOmi il. kituosc mic
stuosc, anot tclcgramu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
RE1KALAUJA KARES
DIKTATORIAUS.
PetrOgradas, TUGS. {

Petrogradas, rugs. 6. -
Nokietiams pa6mus Ryga !,
emus grasinti patiam Pct
rogradui, didziuma 1usll
laikrasciu prad6jo Saukti,
kad Rusijai csas butinai
rcikalingas karGs diktato-
RUS. Spauda skatina gwen
toJus remit vyriausybc il
bcndrai stOti kovon prlcI
islaukini p1ieSininka IL ma
minus trukSmadar;lls.
SOcialistai bOlScvikai Rv-
COS puolimu ncgali atsi-
dziaugti. d Jic tvirtina, jogci
tai zenklas, kad nctoli pa
gcidaujamoji taika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
BURCEV SUSEKE NAU
JUS SENSACIJINIUS
DOKUMENTUS.

Stockholm, rugs. 6.-Bu-
vuslO rusu caro- SlaptuOsc
archivuosc Burccv il Scgo-
lev suseke dokumcntus, XII
Iic liudija, kad kituomct
Vokictijos kaizclis SUI Ru-
sijos IL Prancuzijos pagclba
buvo plcnaves pamusti An
glija. Tie dokumcntai paci-
ma is 1904, 1906 ir 1907 me-
tu. Atrasti CarSkam Siclc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
REIKALAUJA PA
SKELBTI KARE
AUSTRIJAI.

Washington, rugs. 6. -
Organizacija "Patriotic
Education Society" iSlcido
broSiula, kuriojc rcikalau-
ia, kad Suv. NalstijOs pa
skelbtu kare VISIONS Nokic-
tijos talkinink6ms, kaipo
Sios Sales p1icSinink6ms.
Ia organizacija yra nuo-
mon6s. kad sIapta vokicGill
Snipin6jimo tarnyba pasirc
mia ypatingai infolmacijo-
mis-. kulias sutcikia Nokic-
THAI Austrjos ir Bulgali.joS
pavaldiniai.
"Jci sta kar6 yra vcda
ma dcmokratijos pricS auto
kratija, tai kaip gi galima
gcluosius santikius tureti
SUI labiaus despotiSka SaIim,
kokia yra AustriJa-Nc Ncngli
ia - SakOma brOSiur0s pra-
dzioje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
KALBETI APIE TAXA
- TAI ISDAVYSTE.

Minneapolis, rugs. 6. =
Cionai tuli suvaziavima
nauja kar6s mctu gimusi or
ganizacija vardu "Amcli
can Alliance for Labor and
Democracy" Sta organiza-
ella sutvcita p1icS taikos
Salininkus ir visus vokicGiu
Salininkus.
Vakar suvaziavimc kalbe-
jo Amcfikos Darbo Fedora
cijos pirmininkas Gompcrs.
Tarp kitko jis pazym6jo.
kad Siandic Amerikoj kali
beti apic taika, kuomct vo-
kicciai yra uz6me Serbia,
Bclgija il Prancuzijos dali,
yra didizausia sales iSdavy-
ste. Anot jo, Mandic kalbeti
apis taika, reiskis tarnauti
pmeSininkui. ~-'s
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
ANGLAI UzPUOLE
BRUGES.9

Londonas, rugs. 45.APrt-
cito sekmadicnio vakare an
glai lakunai uzpuolG miesta
Bruges, Bclgijoje, kur ran
dasi vokicciu nardanciu lai-
viu pricplauka ir ge1ezinke-
liu susib6gimas. Daugelis
bOmbu pamesta. Prizes an
glus lakunus buvO pakile )
vokictiu lakstytuvai. Vic
nas .u nllmuStas.
BE to, anglai lakunai
bOmbardavO vokicCiu orlal-
viQ stovykla Varsscnaere,
w pusantros mylios nuo
B11lgcs. Is Sito uzpuolimo
vicnas anglu lakstytuvas
ncsuglizo IL apic j nera jo-
kios zinios.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
TUKSTANC|AI zM0Nlu zUv0
RYCOJE
RuSai Wis dar bega pa|ike Ryga
V0kIECIAI PAEME DUENAMUENTE
PAEME DUENA-
MUENDE.

Berlynas, rugs. 6. = No-
kicciai padme micstcli Due
namucndc, gulinti Siaul'iuo-
sc nuo Rygos, nctoli uzlajos
pakraScio. Nokicciams Rv-
gOs uzlajos pakraSGiuosc to-
ko daugclis rusV armotu,
kulias 1'usai b6gdami ncsu-
sp6jo sugadinti. Tikina ten
atlasti daug visokios karts
mcdziagOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
zUVO TUKSTANCIAI
zMONIU RYGOJE.
Petrogradas. rugs. 6.

PetTogradaS, rugs. q. -
Nakar Cionai atkcliavo pir-
mieji pab6geliai is Rvgos.
Tie pab6gdliai iSbuvo mic
ste, kol jim ncintjo vokic-
ciai.
Pimicji vokicGiu sOviniai
su nuodijanciomis dujomis
RygOn 6m6 kristi nuo UX-
kull pus6s pracito sekma-
dicnio rytc. Daugclis Sovi-
nlu palcista IL be duju. ST.
tie kcliosc victOsc micstc
suk6lt gaisra. Gyventojai
iSbtgiojo j gatvcs. Ju dau-
gels buvo vicnmarSkiniai.
Pakilo didziausioji pa
siauba, kuomet' pasklydo
gandas, kad vOkicCiai YER
ziasl Rygon. Nisi zmon6s
galvatlukciais puol6si ! gc-
lczinkclio stoti.
Sta gyventoju pasiauba
daug zmoniu plazud6. raSo
"Necelniaja Nrcmia." TIL
rtjo ju zuti keli tukstantiai.
Sckancia nakti, ty. pllcS
pilmadieni, Ryga uzpuoin
zcppclinas. Daug bomDu pa
mesta, talp kuriu 5uvo ir su
nuodijanciomis duJomis.
Nuo bombu Iabiausia nu-
kentGjo p1iemicstis Maskva.
Pilmadicnio vakarc jau
dazniau ir smarkiau vokic-
Giai pradGjo bomDarduoti
micsta nuo UXkull pus6s.
Vicna bomba pakliuvo j
krutanciu pavcikslu tcatrt
Ii. Daugclis asmcnu uzmuS-
ia. Kitas Sovinys patckp
SuvOrOvO vicSbutin.
NokieGiai smarkiai apSau-
de paskutini is Rygos be-
CAN'T traukini.
Anot pab6g6liu, daugclis
RygOs didcliu namu sunai-
kinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
VOKIECIAI SULAIKYTI
DVIEJOSE VIETOSE.

Paryzius, rugs. 6.-Pran-
clzai atmuSG kclias vokic-
Giu atakas Aisnc ir Cham
pagnc apylink6sc. NokicG;ll
lakunai iSnaujo uzpuol6
prancuzu lauko ligonincs.
Abicm upds Mouse pus6m
Ncrduno frontc, scka bajsus
artilc1ijos vcikimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
vOkioCiai b0mbardav0 Ang|iioS
pakra$Cius
|TALAI PAEME SAN GABRIELLE
VokieGiaj atSimeta is F|andTijos
VOKIECIAI BOMBAR-
DAVO ANGLIJOS
PAKRASCIUS.

.LONDONAS, rugs. 6. -
Vakar vokieciu nardancioji il
laive subombardavo Angli-
jos miesta Scarborough,
kurs randasi rytiniuose An
glijos pakraSciuose.
Anot anglu oficialio pra-
nesimo, 8 zmones zuve ir 3
suzeista. Siaip nuostoliai
esa mazi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
IL zMON1Q zUvE
LONDONE.
Bombos pamesta ant ligoni.
mes, teatro ir sankrovos.

Londonas, rugs. 6. - Uz-
pcrcita nakti vOkicGiu laku-
mai uzpuol6 Sita Anglijos
sostine. Oficialiai praneSta,
kad vicna vokicciu lakstv-
tuva anglai numuSe nctoli
Shcelncss.
Tai pilmu kartu vokicGiai
lakunai buvO uzpuole
LOndona skaiscial sviefiant
m6nuliui. Nicna bOmba pa
mesta palci pat ligonine, XII
Ia sutruSkino tcatrQ, gi ire
tia vel vienQ sankrova, kur
micgojo kcliolika mcrginu.
Ncziulint mGnuIio Svicsos,
lakstytuvu nepamatyta pa
dang6sc. Tik buvo girdzia-
mas kurcias propcleriu bir-
bimas.
Prizes uzpuOlikus tuOjaus
6mG vcikti armotos il kcli
lakunai pakilo i padangcs.
Uzpuolimo pradzioje sos
tines gatv6s jau buvo ap-
tuStGjusios. Buvo velokas
laikas. Kuomct pasigirdo
pamcstu bombu trcnksmin-
gas plySimas, visam micstc
sustabdyta gatvekariai ir
uzgesinta visOs SvicsOs.
Bet tuO paGiu mOmcntu
iSsipyl6 i gatvcs gyvcntojai.
Ant rytojaus patirta, kad
daugclis hombu pamcsta
ticsiog ant gatviu. Todcl it'
nuostoliai pasirodc ncdidcli.
Anot oficialiO prancSimo,.
uzpuolikai skride 5000 pc
du algStumojc. II zmoniu
uzmuSta IL AZ suzcista.
Londono spauda labai as
trial atsiliepia prizes vyriau-
sybe, kad pastafoji ncsuran-
da pricmoniu apginti sosti-
ne nuo vokicciu lakunu. Mes
juk baim6 ina gyScntojus.
Paeiliuj per iris naktis vo-
kieciai laklrnai uzpuolt An
glija IL daugiau Sfmto emo
niu nuzud6, ncskaitant su-
zcistuju.
Is karGs lauku Prancuzi-
joje IL Belgijojc gauta Ii
MOS, kad anglu il prancuzi,
lakunai Gme smarkiau veik-
ii prizes vokieGius. Jic W.
puldineja vokicciu pozfcijas
IL militarincs stovyklas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
RINKIMAI SVEDIJOS
PARLAMENTAN.

Stockholm, rugs. G.-Sve-
dijoj dabartiniais laikais
vcrda smarki politikina
kampanija prizes linkimus
parlamcntan. Kampanija
vcdama su tikslu panaikin-
ii rinkimu privilegijas tur-
Clans ir duoti mote1ims bal
savimo teises- renkant par
1smtnto atstovris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
PORTUGALAI ATMUSE
VOKIECIUS.

Londonas, rugs. 6. - Ar
mcnticrcS apylinkcsc, FIan-
drijojc, vokicGiai smarkiai
uzatakavo poltugalus. Bet
Site vcikiai atmuSt juos
kulkasvaidziais.
Lens apylinkGse smarkiai i
enc veikti vokicclu artileYi-
ia. ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
28O CHICAGIEcIQ JAU
STOVYKLOJE.
Rockford. Ill, rugs. {

Rockford, ILL.,, rugs. 6. -
Cionai Granto stovyklon va
kar atkcliavo jau $50 chica-
gicciu rekrutu. Siandie ju
atkcliaus daugiau. Paskui
dar daugiau. Po susitvarky-
mo rckI1ltai bus pradGta Ia
vinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-06
DAUGIAU PINIGU AN
GLIJAI IR PRAN-
CUZIJAI.

Washington, rugs. 6. =
Sios SALES vy1iausybc vakar
paskolino po 100 milijouIl
doGeliu Anglijai ir Prancu.
zijai. Tatai dabsr isviso tol.
kininkanhs yra paskblinsa
~, ,266, 400, 900.