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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-27
COUNTY BOARD
FIGHTS STATE
HIGHWAY BILL

Wayne county commissioners today
sent letters to the house OF represen-
tatives and senate condemning the
amendment which has been added to
the state highway commission bill
providing that the commission shall
have absolute control of all county
road business. They favor a commits
sion with limited power.
When the bill was first presented,
the commissioners requested local rep
resentatives and Senator McConaha
to fight it because it gave too much
power to the state engineer. The bill
was amended to limit the power of
the commission and leaving the coun-
ty road system practically as it is.
The commissioners favored the al
tered bill, this last amendment giving
the state commission too much power
was added
Oppose Impeachment Bill
The commissioners also went on
record as being opposed to Senate bill
Al, known as the Impeachment bill, -
now pending in the general assembly.
The commissioners consider that
this bill is so extremely radical that
every county and city officials could
be kept in continuous series Of trials
for Impeachment whenever any per-
son who has a personal grievance
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-27

Cigars fifteen inches long and sew
eral inches thick are smoked in some
parts of the Philippines.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-27
BORN WITH MUSIC
IN HER LITTLE FEET

Mary was born with music in her
feet. She danced to bed, and danced
to play, danced to work and danced to
school-always she was dancing. Be
fore her mother died Daddy Weston
gave his promise that Mary's ambition
to become a. great dancer should be
satisfied. "Her Souls Inspiration" is
the title of the Bluebird made from
Harris Anson's story, Mary Keep
Your Feet STILL and it will be the at
traction at the Washington theatre on
Tuesday and Wednesday with Ella
Hall playing the leading role.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-27
PATIENCE FORMS
BASIS OF STORY

Is there such a thing as love that
asks nothing in return? Is there a
love that dedicates itself to the hap
piness of the loved one and to all
those who are dear to him, all in the
spirit of self-sacriflce, while the one
who loves glories only in the thought
of her devotion, suffering in silence
as she sees the adored one wasting
his life with another who is not wor-
thy OF him?
1.-THE Reward OF Patience" is the
featured attraction at the Murray
Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-27
MARY PICKFORD
In NEW PICTURE

Commencing Monday the Murray
theatre will present famous Mary Pick
ford in her new photoplay produced by
her own company and released by
Aircraft, THE Pride Of the Clan," for
three days.
Every Scotchman in the country
halls with delight the news that Little
Mary" has selected the role Of "Marget
MacTavish' as her next scree iInper-
sonation. For a long time Caledonians
have hoped TO see the most popular
girl in the world characterize the
charming lass Of the heather and that
she will forever immortalize the typi-
cal winsomeness of Scotland's fair
daughters with characteristic effect
iveness is readily expected
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-27
NEW FOX FILM
WORKS FADE OUTS

"Dissolves" and fade outs" have
been the constant companions Of John
Charles, the leading heavy in William
Fox's newest picture, "Tbe Victim.
Mr.. Charless very theatrical life
began in an occupation which depends
on this method of vanishment for its
efficacy. For his first job on the stage
was magician with a travelling cir
Gus. This film comes to the Washing
ton Sunday and Monday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-27
HONORABLE .ALGY
COMES TO MURRAY

A new drama of thrilling interest,
in which Charles Ray is starred, to-
gether with Margery Wilson and Mar
garet Thompson, will be seen at the
Murray Theatre, Sunday. 1t is called
The Honorable Algy" The young
est and most versatile of the Triangle
Ince stars is said to have secured
vehicle that will add immensely to
his reputation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-27
JUDGE FOX GRANTS
3 DIVORCES TODAY

Following his weekly custom, Judge
Fox in circuit court today called atten-
ton to Cupid's many mistakes by
granting three divorces.
Florence q. Hodge was granted di-
vorce from Omer Hodge and granted
her maiden name, Florence E. Yates.
Failure to provide was the charge.
Pearl Hale Moss was granted a d.
vorce from Charles NJ Moss. Cruel
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-27
MURRAY BOOKS
HOUSE OF LIES

Dancing women in light gauzy drap-
cries, an enormous proscenium of an
open air theatre set on vast lawn,
backed by lofty heavy foliaged trees
from the setting for a very interesting
scene in the Paramount photo
play, "The House of Lies" coming to
the Murrette theatre Tuesday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-27

could induce five voters to sign a
petition
Granting the request of Attorney
Jessup, the commissioners today de-
cided to take no further action on the
petition for improvement of that part
of the National Highway in Center
township known as the Dunbar road
until after. the legislature has taken
some action on the highway commits
sion bill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-27
MYSTERY FILM
BOOKED In CITY

The conjunctioI Of two favorite
stars gives brilliancy to the new Tri-
angle.Fine Arts feature. THE Micro
scope Mystery" which will be shown
at the Murrette Theatre Wednesday,
with Wilfred Lucas and Constance
Talmadge in the leading roles. The
kind Of a screen play that Poe or a
Conan Doyle would enjoy having writ
ten is unfolded in this unusual drama.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-27
CAMP AFIRE
FORMS BACKGROUND

An army concentration camp ablaze
forms the background for stirring
climax in the fourth episode Of Pathe's
military-mystery seriol, Pearl of the
Army" which under the title, "War
Clouds" will be presented at the Ar.
cade theatre. War Clouds" is the
most thrilling episode SO far shown
here
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-27

treatment was the charge. The wom-
an was granted custody OF child.
Lora e. Mercer was divorced from
Clarence Z. Mercer. Abandonment
was the charge. Mrs. Mercer was
granted custody OF child.
World's cresset., 1917-11-15
QUESTION NO. Is
WICKED ONES.
TEXT.

"Ths wicked are astrauged
from the womb they 10 sstray
as soon as they are bora speak
ing lies.
Their poison is like the poison
OF 4 serpent they are like the
deaf adder that s:oppeth her
ear" Psalms SO -3-4)
Dear reader please ask your
preacher WHO God had referece
toy Is IL the little child? are who
can it have reference to? Preach
srs please answer thru the
CRES SET or say by you- s.lense
you do not know. Ed
World's cresset., 1917-11-15
QUESTION. NO 2l

Editor ofTls WoaLD's CaEssET
Please let me ask Preachers
how they will harmonic those
Swo scriptures.
But I say unto you. That ye
"asist not evil but whosoever
shall SUI to thee on thy right
cheek, turn to him the other
also. "(Matt 6-39.)
Abstain from all appearance
of evil. THE .5-22)
Matthew saws you must not re
sist evil, Paul says resist the
very appsarencs OF evil II
preachers do not answer Ed you
doplease,
Mrs. Bell Moore.
World's cresset., 1917-11-15

DENTIST WORK,

II you want Dentist Work done
the place to get the best of work
done is ut DR.. Calhouns' and Son
at Nor wood Mo. They cannot
be surpassed in fine work. Good
and easy for the ones getting
he work done.
World's cresset., 1917-11-15
To All Different Beliefs and DisbelieverS in TOD.
Why Not Hear The Truth?

Here God tells Us thru Liz son
called Wisdom that He d~elt In
space before hs created any
thing of earth. Heretofore w
have proven that there is a high.
er power than man. without tho
Word, and now we have proven
ny the Word where He was be.
fore He created the heaven and
the earth. Seeing then that We
have God WHO dwells IN space
we shall next give you q portion
Of bis instruction. please read.
20 ye simple, understand wis.
dom. AID ye fools, 'bs ys o; an
understanding heart.
Hear, :sr I will speak Of excel.
lent things. and the opening Of
my lips shall be right things.
For my mouth shall speak truth
and wickedness is an abomina.
tion to my lips,
All the words OF my mouth are
In righteousness. there Is moth.
Ing froward or psrverse in them
They are all plain to him that
understandeth. and right to
them that find knowledge.
Receive my instructions, and
not silver. and knowledge rather
than choice geld.
For wisdom 10 better than
rubiss, and all the things that
may be desired are net to b
compared to 1t.
! wisdom dwell with prudence
snd hnd cut kno Wedge Of witty
inventions.
The fear OF tbs Lord 10 to bate
evil pride and arroganoy and the
evil way and the fro ward mouth
do I hate.
Counsel 10 mine and sound
wisdom I an undsratanding I
have strength.
By me kings reign ard prince
decree juatiee.
By me princes rule, and nublss
even all the judges OF the earth.
love them that lovs me. and
those that sesk me carly shall
mud me.
Riches and honour are with
me. yea durable riches and righ:
/ teousuess.
My fruit is better then gold.
yea than find gold and my rsve.
nue. than choice silver
lead in the way Of righteous.
ness IN the midest Of the paths
OF judgment.
That l may cause those that
love me to inherit substance;
and | will fill their treasures:
prov. s IS to 21,)
World's cresset., 1917-11-15

The frst thing that we shall
consider In this subjsct, Is this,
| Ia there o GodY And inorder
to prove there is a God, we shsll
| refer the reader to the ant that
! crawls on the ground, 1t cra"ls
toward where you are standing
You move your feet the little
ant sees the foot move and 1t
starts off running in the oppo'
site direction. Why does the
little ant do this? Aud the answ'
er comes because it fears. 1t
fears for its life Again we see
the little Lamb as is has laid
itself down TO rest on the bank
OF some cooling Brook and In
the distance from it thare is a
dog appearing; the Lamb watch.
es the cog approae hing until he
comes uear and the Lamb leaps
up and runs 10 the methe Eve,
Why does it rnnp Aad the aDsw.
er 10 because it fears.
The Mother Eve with its lam b
by her side; makes as brave a
stand as possible but when the
deg comes to close she with the
Lamb runs And ws ASK why
does she RUM And the answe"
Is because she fears,
We ask ag ain does mau fear?
And the answer must be that
man fears. And we must &C.
knowledge that man is the
highest power on earth. Then
when we see that nan is the
highest power Of earth and man
fears then we have proven q
universal fear For We have fear
in the insect; the animal and in
man Then we have Z universal
fear. And by . universal fear in
the highest power on earth then
we must acknowledge that there
! is universal higher power, For
reason will demand Ii,
| We repeat il there is a univer.
sal fear in man, which is the
highest power on earth then We
must acknowledge a universal
higher power over man, And we
say whatever that power Is w0r
ship thou it. IL is thu God. Yet
you will have to say that there
is q fear by the effects of 1t and
so 1t is with the God" you can
not see him but you do see the
effects of him for it is bis power
that produce the fear: that fea r
even which man has; For after
you reach the highest power
there Is. you will find no fear
back of that higher power and
we behold the effects of this
higher power in everything.
This same power holds within
his hands life and death; Which
is two great witnesse OF this
same power"
And those two witnesses are
manifested In every thing. For
instance you take vegitation. in
the spring time, When the
beautiful morning sun OF spring
time has come, and spreads her
beautiful summer reys over the
landscape, and bills and valley 8
are becoming dotted all over with
the beautiful foliage, And the
spring birds are singing from
of the green boughs Life shown
up in every stage OF vegitation-
Some powerful hand behind t,
shove life to the front, to make
the heart and soul of everyt thing
apparently rejoice. All is joy
The one great witness OF a high
World's cresset., 1917-11-15

On universal fear, has been
read. as above stated.
there will be no room for doubt
in the establishing of q God,
who created the heaven and the
earth. that is In the mind OF the
reader. And after We have est
ablished this fact then We have
70 better place to 60, no better
evidence 20 ge:, then to 20 to
Gods Word, the Book called the
Bible For there is NO one that
can give a better history Of life
than himself. And for this rea
son we ahall ask you to read the
folio wing,
Doth not wisdom cry? and
understanding put forth her
voice.
She standeth in the top Of
high places, by the way in the
places of the paths,
She erieth at the gates. at the
entry OF the city, At tbs coming
in at the doors.
Unto you, o men, I call; and
my voice Is 10 the sons of man. "
Proverbs. e-l-D
We learn from this scripture
that Wisdom who in this Ian.
guage refars to Christ who Is
call ing to men who we must say
belongs TO the GENTLE race that
ts the p rogenitor OF thsm who
was created on the sixth day OF
Gods work Of creation, fSee
Gen. 1-26-27) And His voice TO
the sons OF man has reference
to the descendants of the formed
man who God formed after the
Seventh day and placed him In
a garden. The difference Of
those two cannot be compre
hended by the idea of Adam IN
the garden being the frst
natural man on earth And yet
all will know that there Is some.
thing wrong but cannot tell
what. Ba. under the TEACHINGS
OF the Two MAN THEORY this all
becomes PLAIN. And when Wis
dom called to men it. was first
when Christ was her. os earth
and called the aen,ies. Aud
! when Ills voice will be to the
sons of m an the [Jews] 1t will he
when this scripture Is fulfilled
please e read. :
And so all Israel shall hs
saved; as 1t is written; There
shalt como out Of Eion tlle
Deliverer, and shall turn away
ungodliness from Jacob.
For this is my covenant unto
them, when I shall take away
their sins IRON 1l-2e-2D
Here is the plain facts show
ing the difference 10 the calling
OF the Gsntilss and bis voice to
the Jews, Hence we turn again
and read.
The Lord possessed me in
the beginning Of his way, before
his works OF old,
| was sar up from everlas ting
from the beginning or ever the
earth was.
When there were no depths,
I was brought forth; when there
were no fountains abounding
with water.
Before the mountains were
settled before the hills was l
brought forth; prov, S-22 .25)
World's cresset., 1917-11-15
The Two Witnesses. Exposes All Wrongs.


| SoASoi "AVA VIC bol hCoI wv"
Of sadness, covers the earth.
Morning comes again, with
the dark shroud of death cover
ing the landscape over. The
cold blast of death has now set
her hand and power over earth.
Everything is iroze-Brings
gloom on every face.
Here is the second witness.
Where did it come from? A
higher power.
Yes, Dear Readers of the CREs
SET, we wish you to read care.
fully and prayerfully our answer
to the questions above. We
consider it is very necessary for
them to be ans wered very care
fully. So that all who read 1t,
may understand; and reap a
good reward from the same.
And even disbeliev4rs may
receive 4 good portion.
Those are questions that were
asked by Bob IngersoJ, when
he was alive, and they have never
been answered satisfactorily; to
the minds Of any body, under
the one man Theory. who are
desirous OF knowing all the
truth. OF coures the man that
is full OF nothing and running
over and satisfied. they are sat
isasd BY saying. II know enough
to be saved, that will DO me.
But here, we must say, that
we are proud to know there
is people who are canvassing
the Columns OF the CRESSET,
10 know what is recorded in
them. And When ever they see
in them a point sufficient to
cause them to ask o question,
some other one will reap a benft
also, for there can no question
he ask and answered without
some reader being benefited
from the knowledge they will
gain. And We are more than
confident in ans Y ering those all
important stiens, that many
will reap q golden harvest, of
pure knowledge.
But before we enter out on
our subject, we wish to relate a
circumstance; which occurred
several years ago, while we were
holding meeting near Success
Mo, One Sunday morning while
thy wife and I were walking up
t. the church house door, we
we're met by four Infdel Bro.
Tiers one OF them handing US
q strip OF paper with four ques
tions on it, Please answer
those in your Sermon The first
question was; Where was God
before He created the heaven
and the earth:' Then the frat
thing we had to d o was to prove
There was God, This had TO
be done without referring TO the
Bible,
This We did, by proving that
there was a universal fear In
mao; the highest power on earth
| And We believe that reader
will see that as far a.
the orgoin OF the Ant. Lamb. and
Man is concerned. it will make
no difference in growing a higher
power than man. by fear. And
, when this point has been estab.
lished; then it becomes an easy
matter to prove whore He was
World's cresset., 1917-11-15
QUESTION NO. 8,

What is the Abomination Of
Dsssla!ion spokea OF by Daniel
tho Prophet Spoken Of in the
gospels standing In the Holy
place?
World's cresset., 1917-11-15

Please tel! us why the Church
today has not the seven men
spoken OF IN Acts. 6-3 to admin
lister on the same purpose If be
as ApostOlicf
OIIEETYQN lM
World's cresset., 1917-11-15

professional Cards l.26 a mon.
Locals pc ine 1yt. insersion Bets
- Subsequent insersion Bets
Local Advertisements will on
contiL ued until ordered out.
@ Special contracts made on
larger Adds.
World's cresset., 1917-11-15

QUESTION COLUMN.
QUESTION NO 7.
World's cresset., 1917-11-15

TIKI CRESSET.
MOUNTAIN GROVE MO,
r. F D. No. 3. Cau6le Grove.
REv. l., s GARRETT EDITOR
PUBLISHERS.
NC. q lrrett aud NJ. NJ. Bowers
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-06
PREzIDENTAS WILSO.
mas ! koNGRESA.

Washington. = Preziden-
tas Wilson isnaujo atsiliep6
i kongresa, prasydamas, kad
jisai pasiskubintu apsidirb-
ii SUI visOkiais uzsilikusiais
biliais, nes Suv. Valstijoms
Siandie yra svarbus momen-
tas pagalvoti apie kitka.
PraSe kongresO, kad Sis jam
suteiktu autoriteta imties
visokiu priemoniu, kad ap-
saugoti savO laivus ir Emo
niu gyvastis iurese nuo vo-
kieciu pasikesinimo. Prezi-
dentas pazymejo, jogei jis
ncnoris kares, jogei veik-
sias, kick tik bus galima, ra-
miausiuoju budu. Bet nerei-
Eia pamirSti, kad saliai yra
reikalingas karen prisiren-
aimas, ncs toji gall kilt is
nctyciu ir prizes nora. ISreis-
ke pageidavima, kad kon-
cresas Siam momente eitl
isvicn su iuo, bcndrai gintu
-~-- ~~''~~ --~-,+niu
garbe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-06
FORD PAVEDA vYRIAU-
sYBEI SAv0! DIRBTUvES.

Detroit, Mich. = zinomas
milijOnierius, dideliu auto
mobility dirbtuviu savinin-
kas ir pagarsejes pacifi.stas,
Henry Ford, pranese, jogei
jis stovis w prezidenta Viii
son. Jei iStiktu kare, .jis sa-
vO istaigas visu kares metu
pavedas vyriausybes nuo-
5iuron. Vyriausybe tosc
istaigose galesianti sau
dirbdinti automObilius ir uz
tai Ford nereikalausias jo-
kio pelno.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-06
GoMPERS DARBUoJAsI
Prizes kAREE.

Washington. - Amerikos
Darbo Federacijos pilmf-
ninkas, Samuel GOmpers,
pasiunte Vokietijos darbo
federacijos pirmininkui
prasyma, kad tasai visomis
isgalGmis pasidarbuOtp,
idant neivyktu kare Vokie-
tijos SUI Suv. ValstijOmis.
Gompersas savoje milijoni-
n6je darbininku organizaci-
joje eme darbuoties, kad
darbininku grupes isnestQ
prieskarines rczOliucijas ir
anas tuojaus siustu prezi-
dentui Wilsonui ir savO ap-
skriciO kOngrcsmanams bel
senatOriams. VisOkiais bu-
dais stengiamasi prasalinti
kares pavoju.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-06
vOKIETUA NIEKO NEDA-
RO Is SUv. VALSTyy.

Berlynas. - Oficialiuose
rateliuOse pasakOjama, jO-
gel VOkietija nemano nieko
atmainyti savo nardanciu
laiviu veikimo plene, neziu-
rint nesutikimu SUI Suvieny-
tomis Valstijomis. Vokicti-
jos laikrasciai i diplomatic
niu santikiu pertraukima at
sake, jogei tegul Wilsonas
neisibaizdina, kad mes ture-
tumem nuo savo pasirizimll
atsisakyti arba nusigasti.
Girdi, nors diplomatiniu ry-
isiu pertraukimas nereiskias
kares, visgi tai pirrnasis
zinsgins prie kares. Jei Will
sonas tokios nori, pes ne
pcrsigasime. n
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-06
PREzIDENTUI PALIKTA
vISAS VEIKIMAS,

Washington. - Suv. Val
Jp kOngresas prezidentui
Wilsonui pavedc pilna tel
sc veikti reikale nesutikimu
SUI Vokietija. Nuo prezi-
den tOdcl prigules tOlesni
zingsniai, jei VOkietijai ne
pakaks vieno diplomatinfll
santikiu pertraukimo. Pre-
zidentui Quota teise suspen-
duoti 8-niu darbo valandll
lstatyma federalese istaigo-
SC; paimti vyriausybes prize
ziuron visas privatines gin
klu, parako ir amunicijos
dirbtuves; kariuomen6s mc-
bilizavimas IL kitkas.
Placiai kalbama, jogei
kongresas pagamins ir tuo-
jaus isleis istatyma apic vi
suotina militarini zmoniu
lavinima. Bet pirmiau bus
mobilizuojami laisvanoriai.
Ypac daugelio zmonip
stinga kares laivynui. Bus
mobilizIojami tinkami Emo
n6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-06
V0kitCiAI ATMUSTI
RYCOS some.

Petrogradas. - Anot Off
Gallo prancsimo, vokieciai
nepertraukia uzpuolim,
prizes rusus Rygos Some If
Padauguviu. Vokieciai buve
susitaise uzpuoliman siaur-
rytuOse nuO Kalnzem ir Lin
den apskrityj. Bet rusai
JUGS atmuse kaip vienur,
taip kitur.
Anot rusu, Rumunijos So
lie kaujasi tik priesakin6s
sargybos. Labai retail kur
pasitaika pestininku susire-
mimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-06
vOk|EC|AI JURIN|NKAI
NEPAtEIDzIAMI IS.
sAyolA|vy.

New York. vietos no.
ste stow apie 30 visokio di-
dunno vokieciu pasazierinill
s"rlaivip. Vyriausybes isa-
kymu visa tq garlaiviu ign-
la is laivp nfsleidziama ant
kranto. Jei Eatras vokieciu
megintu iseiti ant kranto,
turf pereiti Iaprasto ateivio
kvotima Ellik saloje. Pr
miau tie juTninkai ir of
cieriai liuoiaiE nalldoiosi
New Yorko sveting,lmu. vi
ST garlaiviai su igulomis
stipriai saugojami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-06
K0kIU BUDU VOKIECIAI
UzPULTy- AMERIkA?

Washington. - Jei kiltu
kietija, tai Vokietijai butu
prieinami tik ketu1.i budai
uzpulti Amerika.
1. Dideliomis nardanc1o-
mis- laivemis tegali padaryti
nuOStOliuS visuOse dides-
niuOse uostuOse.
2. Tegali vokieGiai prs-
kalbinti Meksika sukilti
prizes Suv. Valstijas. Sitan.
tikslui yra reikalingas mex
sikanpsspa pirhimas.
3. Yokieiiu askraidbnaliai. b
persliauze per Anglijos ka
res laivll blokada tegali at
plaukti i Amerikos pakras-
cius IL cia skandinti laivus.
4. Vokietija gall padary-
ii taika su Japonija ir pas
taraja prikalbinti uzpulti
Suv. Valstijas.
O Suv. Valstijos prizes
Vokietiia negaletu taip pa
sistatyti. Rasi pasiustu ke-
lis savo kares laivus talki-
ninkams pagelbon. Bet Xxi:
lus karei, Suv. Valsti.jos tai
kininkams bent Rusijai pri-
statytu daug valgio ir pi-
nigu. Tai butu jiems di-
dclis palengvinimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-06
NORI PAIMTl VYR[AUSY-
.BES NU0zIURON PRIvA-
Tines lSTAIGAS.

Washington. - Preziden-
tas WilsOnas atlaike konfe-
rencija su kares sekretoriu-
mi Baker ir kares laivyno
sekretoriumi Daniels reika-
le priverstino vyriausybes
nuoziuron paemimo privati-
niu laivQ statymo dirbtuviu,
amunicijos ir ginklu istaigp.
jei pIsieitu paskubinti dar-
bas pasirengimo karen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-06
SUSTOJA BELCUOS'
SELPIMAS.

Washington. = Susikivir-
cijus Suv. Valstijoms SUI
Nokietija, sustojo Bclgijos
Sclpimas amerikonu auko-
mis-. Kcli LAVAL, kurie yra
isplauke i Bclgija su mais-
tn ir drabuziais, dabar atsi-
'ade pavojuje. Visa tai ga
il konfiskuoti Vokietija.