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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-09
WAR AIMS DEMANDED.

lASSOc1ateQ PreSS summary
External pressure to force the Ger
man government to set forth its war
aims clearly having failed on the sur
face. internal conditions within the
empire threaten>to compel the issuance
of a full statement of Germany's aims.
The imperial chancellor, DR.. Mich
aelis, is finding the way as difficult as
1t was for his predecessor, Won Beth
mann Hollweg, and he must now face
the critics Of the government In the
reichstag. Whether, as has been
charged, the bureaucracy and the army
have been furthering the pan-German
scheme of annexation and indemnities
Is expected to be brought out In the
reichstag debate.
HELFFERicH SPEECH FAILS.
On Saturday DR.. Michaelis sent Min
lister Of the Interior Helfferich before
the reichstag to make statement on
his behalf Helfferich failed to mollify
the critical members of the reichstas
and the sitting was adjourned to today
after the vice chancellor's speech had
been interrupted. General Won Stein.
the war minister, was jeered when he
attempted to explain the army's side
Of the accusation that the high com
mand was using very strong methods
to help the pan-German agitation.
Former Chancellor Won BethmanE
Hollweg. some months before his resig-
nation, had a test OF strength with
Admiral Won Tirpitz, the reputed organ
izer Of the ruthless submarine war.
fare. and the chancellor won. The ad-
miral has been busy since then and
the new fatherland party Of which he
is one Of the sponsors. according to
recent reports. has been very active
in opposing the reichstag majority
declaration for peace without annexa-
tions or indemnities.
TEST Is AT HAND.
It has now. come to a test between
the followers OF Won Tirpitx and the
pane Germans on one side and the ma
1ority Of the reichstag on the other
Recent reports have shown that the
feeling between the pan-Germans and
the reichstag majority has been becomr
ing more intense, some socialist mem
bers Of the reichstag having gone 50
far as to charge that the agitation Of
the pan-Germans is dividing the Ger
man people into two camps on the
questions Of aims Of the war.
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Worlds Series Scene Shifts
To New York, With
Giants Behind.
RUSSELL MAY GET
CHANCE ON SLAB
The detailed story Of yester-
days world series game, In which
chtcago's White Sox defeated the
New York Giants, 2 to 2, appears
on paue 2,

On Board the Chicago White Soz
Special Train, Oct. s.-The Chicago
White Sox are speeding east today
flushed with two victories over the
champions Of the National league il
the worlds series struggle and are
eager to tackle the New York Giants
tomorrow at the historic Polo grounds
There Is not one member of Comis'
keys ball club who does not believe
that the White Sox will capture the
supreme honors of baseball in four
straight games.
The White Sox were surprised at the
ease with which they solved the shoots
Of McGraw's left handler, S-hupp. They
had heard SO much OF his iectiveness
in the National league pennant chase
that they looked for trouble when he
started, but they found no riddles in
his delivery and some of the Chicago
ans did not think it likely that McGraw
would send him in again.
sox RESPECT sALLEE.
Whoever starts for the Giants is
going to have trouble" said Buck
Weaver, White Sox shortstop. did
you notice that Jackson, Collins and
Felsch are getting busy with their
bats?"
Captain Eddie Collins of the. White
Sox, said on the train today, and
"Chick" Gandil and Felsch agreed with
him. that Sallee was the best pitcher
that the Giants had sent against them.
1T is not that he has so much stuff
on the ball." said Collins. speak
ing OF Sallee," but he knows
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!. eia GUNS STOP RAID.

British Front in France and Belgium
Oct. s.-(By The Associated Press. o
A counter attack last evening by the
Germans in force, east Of Polygon
wood in the region Of Reutel was beat
on OF quickly by artillery and machine
gun fire. The front involved was
about 500 yards wide. The attack was
preceded by heavy artillery barrage
which was put down not only In this
section but along greater portion of
the new battle line.
BATTLE FIELD IS oUAGMiRE.
The rain of yesterday turned the
obout 500 yards wide. The attack was
Flanders battle ileld into mass of deep
mud and filled the shell holes with wat
er, making most dihicult military opera
tions Of all sorts. The sun was shin
ing this morning but it will take sew
eral days of fair weather to repair the
damage done yesterday.
Calm all along the fighting lines
during the night is reported.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-09
AIRPLANE FLIGHT
FAILURE FOR DRYS

Des Moines, Oct. S.--With the con.
stitutional prohibition election just
one week away, dry leaders an.
nounced today that the proposed aero
plane tour of Iowa in the interests Of
the amendment had been cancelled.
Trouble with the aeroplane's engine
delayed the flight.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-09
WOMEN AID WORK.

New York. Oct. S.-The Liberty
Loan campaign to raise at least half
Of the ,000.O0o,000 fiotation in the
New York federal reserve district
opened its second week today. Exten.
sive plans have been made for thor.
ough canvass Of the district and the
committee predicted that subscrip
tions during the week would more than
Offset the somewhat disappointing
showing made in the initial week.
A special drive will be made to in.
terest small wage earners in purchas-
ing the $50 and 800 bonds. A newly
organized special committee will make
direct appeals to 100000 workmen.
A woman's bank, designed. erected
and operated by women for the sale
of the bonds to women. was dedicated
at Madison square by Mayor Mitchell
today. The bank Is a reproduction of
the sub-treasury In Wall street.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-09
sox RESPECT sALLEE.
HERES FApERs STORY OF
STEALING THIRD WITH WEA-
YER REAnN rAERE

Chicago, Oct. S.-Urban Faber of
Cascade, Iowa. Chicago-American
league pitcher and base running
strategist Of sorts, left behind with
his friends last night an explana-
ton Of his attempt to steal third
base yesterday at moment when
Weaver was exercising squatter
sovereignty in that precise spot.
When / hit and reached second
on the throw to the plate" Faber
is quoted as explaining, II saw
Weaver rounding third as I pulled
up and thought he had scored.
Perritt took slow windup and l
lit out for third That's how it
happened"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-09
NEBRASKA FROST
FINDS CORN SAFE

Omaha. Nebr., Oct S.-A killing
frost occurred last night all over the
state of Nebraska. The mercury regis
tered 2S degrees above zero at Omaha
early today Most of the corn in the
state was out of danger and the frost
will really benefit it, according to
authorities
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-09
GERMAN RETREAT FORECAST.


Washington, d. c., Oct. S.-With the
German army reeling under the terrific
blows delivered by the British forces,
war department officials are expecting
any moment intelligence of the with.
drawal Of the Germans from the Bel
gian coast.
The department, in daily communi.
cation with General Pershing and the
French and British war offices. is
tense with the excitement produced by
4 situation fraught with momentous
consequences to the American and
allied cause.
ALLIES IN AscENDANcY.
The British and French have gained
not only the initiative but the ascen-
dancy in the gigantic contest and off.
cial reports indicate beyond doubt
that the German forces have been
stunned. perhaps beyond effective re-
covery.
In his official review OF last weeks 8
operations issued last night, Secretary
Of War Baker says:
In the light of past experience, it
may be premature to assert that the
British have succeeded in forcing a de-
cision, but 1t may be stated with EN-
phasis that In no engagement hitherto
has such vigor. energy, and concerted
speed OF action been displayed.
MUST QUIT COAST.
"The full success OF these operations
means that the Belgian coast, with its
numerous submarine bases, will be-
come untenable to the enemy.
"Zeebrugge, Ostend, and the system
OF canals leading out of Bruges are
threatened.
"The supreme test of the battle
strength of the contending belligerents
Is taking place. Allied ascendancy
would appear decisive" Z
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-09
wREck Kills TWO MEN,

Fond du lac, Wis. Oct. S.-Two 500
line passenger trains collided head on
six miles south Of Stevens Point, Wis,
today. The two engineers were killed
and fireman was injured No pas
sengers were seriously injured.
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Italian ARTILLERY ACTIVE.

Rome, Oct. S.-"Activity was con.
fined mainly to the artillery along the
whole 'front.'" says todays' Official
statement. "On the Bainsizza plateau
our patrols took few prisoners. On
the Carso enemy patrols were driven
on"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-09
Debate in Reichstag May
Result in New, Cabinet
Crisis and Popular De
nunciation of Pant Ger
man War Aims.
REVOLUTION IS SEEN
BY GEORGE GOETHIEN

Amsterdam, Oct. s.-George Goeth
len, progressive member of the reich,
stag, Is quoted in a Berlin dispatch "A
having said at meeting of the central
committee Of his party that although
the military situation was satisfactory
there Is no hope of crushing Germany
enemies on land. AS for the subma,
rtne campaign, 1000. 900 tons Of ship
ping have been sunk. he asserted but
no disposition toward peace on the
part Of England Is discernible. A
rationing system for foodstuffs had
not been even introduced. and no ons
was able to say when the U-boat would
make England more inclined for peace
CANNOT CRUSH AMERICA.
America cannot be forced to make
peace" Herr Goethien continued. eve
cannot force America to pay us wal
indemnity. There remains only Eng.
land. But should we, in order to obtair
an Indemnity Of 10000, ,00o, 900 markf
sacrifice 50,O00.000, 900 and another
half-million men?"
Germanys allies. Herr Goethien
said, are not inclined to continue the
war for pan-German plans of conquest,
but are striving for peace by under
standing and conciliation, while the
pan-German clamor for annexation ID
finding E bad reception among them.
He asserted that the long working
hours and insufficient feeding ct home
have increased the desire for peace
among the workers and that strike.
may be expected II the war Is to be
cOntinneS fer aims OF CONQUEST.
CRISIS FOR GOVERNMENT.
German newspapers which support
the reichstag majority severely cen
sure DR.. Helfferich, the vice chancellor
and minister Of the interior, for his In
capacity to respond to the feelings OF
the reichstag. and expect decisive hap
penings today. They are Of the opin-
ion that the future Of the government
may depend on the debate scheduled to
begin today in view Of the motion OF
the Independent socialists that "the
reichstag Is of the opinion that the re
ply Of the government to the interpella-
ton did not meet the intentions OF tho
reichstag"
cENsURE FOR CHANCELLOR.
The Vossiche Zeitung declares that
this motion Is vote Of censure formal
ly directed against DR.. Michaelis, i'm
perial chancellor, but really against DR..
Helfferich. ~
vorwaerts says that II the motion il
adopted Chancellor Michaelis and his
colleagues must resign or the reich
stag must force them to do so.
Other newspapers demand clear
statement from the government on the
peace resolution Of the reichstaG
majority.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-09
FRENCH STOP ATTACKS.

Paris, Oct. 8.-French positions on
the Aisne and the Champagne fronts
were attacked last night by the Ger
mans without success, the war Office
announces. The artillery duel in Bel.
Rium continues.
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OFFICIALS ARE PUNISHED.

OFFINlAIS AnG FONt0F1EO. So
Washington, D. c., Oct. S.-The
Spanish government has taken drastic
action to discipline the officials respon-
sible for the safe internment OF the
German submarines which escaped
from Cadiz.
On the basis Of official dispatches
from Madrid the Spanish ambassador
here, Juan Riano, made this announce
ment:
I'm spite of all the precautions taken
by the Spanish naval authorities, in
Guiding the removal Of pieces which
were supposed indispensable for navi-
CATION, the German submarine U-C-293,
interned at Cadiz, escaped yesterday
afternoon. leaving It's guns, torpedoes
and munitions on land where they had
been deposited
COURT MARTIAL ORDERED.
1.-THE Spanish government has OPEN
ed a court-martial and has also de-
creed the destitution Of the comman-
der-in-chief and the first adjutant Of
the arsenal and Of the technical COM
mission which examined the subma-
rine and the release Of the general in
command OF the naval department of
Cadiz, apart from other disposition
which 1t may Consider tit to adopt later
on"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-09
MASONIC OFFICIAL DIES.

London, Oct S-Sir Edward Letch.
worth. grand secretary of English
Freemasons, died in London today.
He was 81 years of age
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front; below, one of the women vic
ed Cross flag which must have been
Q seen here was shelled by the Ger
8 not the first time that the Germans,
cir contempt for the Red Cross flag.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-09

Petrograd. Oct. S.-More favorable
developments in the Russian political
situation are reported. A complete
agreement has been reached on all
questions by the representatives Of the
government, the democratic congress
and the bourgeoise, it is announced,
and the immediate formation Of coali-
ton cabinet is planned:
After conference of three hours Of
members Of the government, including
Premier Kerensky, with delegation
representing the democratic congress
and with representatives of the bour-
geoise yesterday, a complete agree
ment was reached on all questions.
The premier declared that the govern
ment proposed Immediately to form .
complete cabinet 30 that the recon
structed coalition government might
be able to go to work at once on the
basis laid down.
In view Of the governments objec-
tions, the representatives Of the demo-
cratic congress withdrew their request
that one Of their delegates participate
in the forthcoming inter-allied confer
ence in Paris.
NJ. Tseretelli at yesterdays session
Of the preliminary parliament, an out
growth Of the democratic congress,
outlined the recent negotiations with
the government, which he said led to
a speedy agreement on all points ex-
cept the responsibility Of the govern
ment to the preliminary parliament.
The question was settled, he added, by
an agreement that the parliament
should be convoked officially and or
ganized by the government. The par
lament would include 12O representa-
tives of non-democratic elements who
would have the right to interpellate
the government. The government
would not be responsible to parliament
but he declared no cabinet could con-
tinue in existence without the conf
dence of the parliament.
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western
Tins German air raid over London Despite the distinct
until totally destroyed Nurses wounded killed This
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F0RS
GOAL Of FOE 5
NAVY At ACk 2.
Drive on Petrograd Also
Portended By Activities
In Baltic Sea. I
HAIG HOLDS GERMANS;
PLANS NEW THRUST

Unofhcial reports from Stockholm
say strong German naval forces nave
been sighted in the Baltic sea on the
Danish and Swedish coasts, bound
probably for the Gulf of Finland for
drive on Helsingfors and Petrograd'
The Germans are said to be concen-
trating large force, including mine
sweepers, seaplanes and transports,
and plan to attack the Finnish capi-
tal, Helsingfors. by land and sea.
Approaching cold weather on the
western front is forecast In the ap-
pearance OF snow in the Vosges noun
tains. In Flanders, the weather has
I been most unfavorable the last two
days, but official reports mention no
diminution in the violent artillery
duels. The British probably are using
the new positions won last week as
base from which to harass the Ger
mans in the lowlands between the
asschendaele-G Gheluvelt ridge and the
Roulers- Menin railroad, in preparation
for q new stroke in the plan to out
flank the German positions in the
north. ~
GERMAN ATTACK REPULsED.
London, Oct. 8.-The Germans made
IN attack last evening on British posi-.
tions east of Ypres, where the British
recently had made important ad.
vances.. The war office reports that
the enemy was, repulsed.
The statement follows:
AN infantry attack developed
against our positions east Of Polygon
wood after the enemy had put down a
heavy barrage yesterday at dusk on
our front between Hollebeke and
Broodseinde. The attack was beaten
on by our fire. few prisoners re.
manning in our hands.
We successfully raided the enemy's
line east Of Monchy last night"
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j BOAT f[EES
SPANISH PORT
Drastic Punishment Melted
Out To Officials Per- :.
uniting Escape.

Madrid, Oct. 8.-A German subma-
rine interned at Cadiz has ESCAPED.
Several German submarines have
sought refuge in Spanish ports during
the, war and one Of them, which put In
at Cadiz, was escorted out OF the port
later by Spanish torpedo boats.
To prevent further incidents of this
nature King Alfonso signed decree
June 80, forbidding submarines OF bel
ligerent powers to navigate IN Span
ish waters or enter Spanish ports. 1t
was declared that all submarines
which entered the Spanish zone would
be interned
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FACTIONS
IN ACREEME
Democratic Congress, Bour'
geoise and Kerensky
Government Unite.

Petrograd, Oct. 7-(DeIayed)-
The general railway strike order
which promises complete tle-up
Of traffic except sanitary and mill
tary trains, became effective last
midnight. All passenger trains
scheduled to leave Petro9rad to-
day except for the front, were
abandoned.
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Continued on Page EiEht.l
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-19
PRAVAzIAVO RUSIJOS
KOMISIJA.

Vakar per Chicago pra-
vaziavo ana diena Amerikon
atkcliavusi Rusijos diplo-
matinc ir karinG kOmisija,
kurios prieSakyj stow Bo-
rvs A. Bachmetjev. Jis Sioj
Salyj paliks ambasadoriumi.
Chicagoje komisija iSbuvO
ncdaugiau pOrOs valandu.
ISkeliavo j Washingtona.
Bachmetjev atsisake ka
nOrs kalbtti apic politika.
Jam nciSpuola to daryti, kol
jis pirmiau nepasimatys SUI
prczidentu WilsOnu ir Sitam
ncinteiks rusu vyriausybes
diplOmatinio raStO.
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PAVOJUS S|UNCIAMA| PRAN-
CUz|JA S.v. KAR|U0MENE|
NUSKANDINTA ANGLy TRANSP0RT|NIS
LAIVAS "CAMERONIAN"
BLOGAI CALI BUT SU
SIUNCIAMA KA-
RIUOMENE.

Washington, birz. 10. =
Taip vadinamo "Shipping
board" pirmininkas Den
man vakar turejo konfcrcn-
ella SUI prczidentu Wilsonu.
Denman prczidcntui pranc-
Sc, kad labai blogai gall is
citi Suv. Nalstijoms su sum
ciama kariuomcnc / Prancu-
zija.
Anot Dcnman, is vOkieGill
dabartinio pasiclgimo gall
ma numanyti, kad JIG turi
paruOSe daugeli nardanciu
laiviu, kurios bus pasiustos
uzpulti Suv. Valstiju trans
pOrtus SUI kariuOmene At
lantike.
Nokieciai Siais laikais ma
Ziau talkininku laivu nu-
skandina. RciSkia, JIG mar
danGias laives gamma prizes
Suv. Valstiju transportus.
Kad uzbegti w akiu Sitam
pragaiStingam vokicGiu dar-
bui, Suv. Valstijos privalo
kuOgreiciausiai pagaminti
daugeli transporting laivu.
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SKATINA STOTI W.
PULLMAN.
Petrogradas, birz. 10.

Petrogradas, birz. 10. -
RusijOs kares minister's
Kcrenskii iSlcido i armijas
isakyma, kurias skatina
kuoveikiausiai stoti uzpuoli-
man visuOsc frOntuosc ir
tue budu pildyti dumos no
ra.
MaSkvos ir OdcssOs mote
ris suorganizavO "mirtics
legijonus" ir praSosi kares
ministcrio lcisti items lcgi-
jOnams citi karGS frOntan ir
kariauti w Rusijos laisve.
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VOKIECIAI PRIPAzISTA
ZEPPELINO zUVIMA.
Tasai orlaivis numuStas
pietinej Anglijoj.

Berlynas, birz. 10. = Vo-
kicGiai nctcko zcppclino Il
As, kuomct ju kcli buvo uz-
puole pictinius Anglijos pa
kraScius. Tai plipazista vo-
kicGiai sckanGiu Oficialiu
prancSimu:
"Birzclio 16 dicna vakarc
vicnas musu orinis eskadro-
mas, vcdamas kapitono Vic
toro Schuertze, uzpuolc
svarbias tvirtoves pietintJ
Anglijoj. Buvo patemyta
puikios pasckmes. Orlaivius
uzpuolG anglu kares laivai
ir sauszcmio batarcjos. Pra-
sidejo kova w gyvybe. Or
laivis Z-4S uzsllicpsnoJo II
nukrito jurGsna. zuvo visa
jo igula su kapitonu Schu-
crtzc. Xiii Orlaiviai laimin-
gai sugrizo."
(Vakar ang:lai oficialiai
prancSc, kad vOkieGiu Yep
pclinas numuStas ne ! jurcs,
bet ant sauszcmio, w kelill
myliu nuo juriu pakraSclo.
Kaip zinoma, Situo uzpuoli-
mu vokicGiai du zmOgu nu-
zudC ir 36 suzeidG).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-19
JONNARTO PROKLIA-
MACIJA GRAIKIJOJE.

Atenai, birz. Is. = Talk
ninku atstOvas Graikijoje,
prancuzu senatorius jon
mart, kuris priverte pasiSa-
Init nuo sOsto karaliu Kon-
stantina, iSleido prokliama-
cija i graikus.
PrOkliamacijojc pazymi-
ma, kad talkininkai trokSta
uzlaikyti Graikijai nepri-
gulmybe ir gerbuvi, kad JIG
nusprende graiku tauta gin
ii prizes suvienytas vokieGiu,
turku ir bulgaru pastangas,
ir kad tuO savo pasielgimu
jic supara4izavo pragaistin-
gail tn priesininku veikimq
Graikijoje. Be to padare ga
lq paties karaliaus intri-
goms ir nuola.tiniams Sales
konstitucijos perzengimams.
"Vakar Berlynas isaky-
mus duodavo Atenuose," sa-
koma prokliamacijOje, cir
laipsniSkai savo sunkiuoju
.jungu spaude graikus. Todol
nusprendeme Graikijai su-
grazinti konstitucijos teises
ir vienybe."
TOliaus:
"Graikai! ISmuSe vicny-
bes valanda. Jusu likimas
yra ankStai suriStas SUI JUS
globejanciu valstybip hlli-
mu, JuSu 1dealal If VlltlS Era
musiSkes. Atsiliepiam jul
su sveika iSmintl IL
patriotizma. BlOkada SUI Sia
dicna panaikinta. Kiekvie-
nam pilieciui bus apdrausta
laisvc ir gerbuvis. Pricsais
JUS naujas santaikos ir pasi-
darbavimo laikotarpis. Clio
bejanGios valstybes visai ne
mano graiku tautai antmesti
priverstihOs visuOtinOs mo-
bilizacijos. Tegu gyvuoja SUI
vicnyta ir laisva Graikija!
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BUVUSIO CARO- MILIJO-
MAI TURBUT ANGLI-
JOS BANKUOSE.
zemes, kasyklas, dirbtuves
konfiskuoja vyriausybe.

Stockholmas, birz. 10. -
Abclnai vra manoma, kad
buves Rusijos caras Nikolai
ROmanOv turis Simtus mill
jonu dolcriu Anglijos ban
kuosc, is kur, zinomas daik-
tas, tu pinigu be jo niekas
ncgali gauti.
Sitaip spejama todel, kad
caras turejo baisiai didclcs
iplaukas is savO zemiu, mis-
kQ, kasyklu ir visokios ru-
Sizes dirbtuviu, iSmGtytu po
visa Russia.
Caro- ir jo Scimynos uz-
laikymas Rusijai kas metal
atsicidavo apic 70 milijOnu
dolcriu. Suprantama, Sitoj
sumoj incina jo ir jo Seimy-
nos nariu algos, rumu uz-
laikymai ir kitokie karaliSki
patogumai.
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ANGLAI ATGAL ATSI-
METE SIAURINEJ
PRANCUZIJOJ.
Neistenge atsilaikyti prizes
paselusi vokieciu uzpuolima.

Londonas, birz. 10. = An
glai atsimcte atgal is kai-
-kuriu savo pirmiau paimtu
vietu Siaurinej Prancuzljoj
IL apsistojo savo svarbiau-
siose sustiprintose pozicijo-
Sc, anOt oficialio prancSimo.
Tasai prancSimas skam-
ba: =
Isl ryta (birz Is d. ank-
sti vokieciai stojo paSelusion
atakon pO sunkiosiOs arti-
lerijos priedanga prizes pozi-
cijas, atsirandancias j rytus
nuo Monchy lie PrcuX, ku-
rias buvOmc paeme birzcliO
IA d. PO Smarkaus IL kruvi-
no susiremimO musu kariuO-
meme tvarkingai is kaikuriu
victu atsimcte atgal ir apsi-
stOjo svarbiausiose pozici-
jose, kurios pirm to buvo
pagamintOs.
"SiauriuOse nuO Scarpc
paSelusiai vcikia artiierija.
Lygiai be sustojimo armotOs
baubia ir Ypres apylinkc-
Sc" .Fi