davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-14
AT I'VE AUDIT06IUM
The Address Show Friday and sa:u-
 day Nights.

day Nights.
 Indications point to a big adyau sale, for the Andres shows and il ;. predicted that the b.e Auditorium will le packed.
 The first nights program will a. a diversified one. consisting of a mum Der of mystiying and pleasing feat of parlor magic. by the veteran nccr. mancer followed by h's wonderful floral productions. and his very latest aerial mystery the double trunk. anu vanishing lady" Then will follow "Gray's Old English Puppets" thc "child prodigy, Sun, who .P.n astonish all with her wonderful ex- hlbiticn Of "memoribiug' then d series of wonderful Address Lcvtation mysteries, concluding with the dis trSbution of G5out 100 beautiful end useful gifts" among his patrons Re. served seats will be on sale Friday morning at Schneck's drug store
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-14
MATTRESSES MADE NEW.

People make mistake in throwing away their mattresses when We can .enovate them and make them as good as new by our new electric machin- cry process.
 Upho.stering, furniture repairing, feather clearing and renoyating, suchion work and high grade bedding. All work guaranteed.
 LANDER MATTRESS co. 3ot-5 Third Street tf Phone 531
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-14
MARIE DRESSLER IN
 "TIILlE WAKES UP
NEGL EcTED WIFE JOINS A HEN PICKED HUSBAND IN 4
 WILD SPREE.

Everybody enjoys good comedy yet good comedy pictures are few and far between. There are numerous pig lures Of the much overwarked slap stielS-kick- em.in-the face brand being featured but this is becoming exceed ing,y tiresome.
 The World Film Corporation reaIiz- ed the want for good laugh produceis and have assembled an excellent east, including Johnny Hines, to aid the
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-14
7,.--.'..---.--ls s--...-- s---.--

n.mr to tne shro'd exercise of hl5 d kin in The pursuit and tho det-c.
 oo of riminals. will come to he Au. dlDorium theater February
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
NUSKANDINTA BELGU
GELBEJIMO LAIVAS.

Londonas, bal. 6. - Bel
gijos garlaivis "Trcvier"
plaukc is New Yorko i Bel
gijos pakraScius. Gabeno
nukentejusiems del kar6s
belgams maisto ir drabuziu.
j! kares juostojc uzpuolG
vokicciu nardancioji iaive
II nlskandino. Pirm nu-
sl>andinsiant vokicGiai LAVA
Sovlniais apSaude. Suicide
kclis zmones igulos ir pati
laivo kapitona. Kuomct So
viniais neistengc Iaivo nu-
skandinti, paleido jim tOrpe-
Ga IL pasiunte juriu dug
nan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
Meksikonai prizes
Suv. ValStijaS.

Cia gauta oficiale zinia,
kad Meksikos prczidento
Carranzos paliepimu i SUI
vienytW ValstiSu pasienius
sutraukiama skaitlinga
mcksikOnU kariuomenG. KO-
kin tai tikslu daron,a. tikrai
ncZinia.
Carranza tvirtina, kad ka-
riuOmeno siunGlama prizes
plGSiko Villos gaujos. Bet
numanOma, liad tai bus vO-
klcGiu agcntu dorbas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
BE ATODAIROS SKAN.
DINA LAIVUS.

New York, bal. 6. - Vo-
kleciai be jokiOs atodairos
skandina jur6se laivus,
koks tik JOINS 20 akiu pasi-
Suka, neziurint kan jis pri-
gulctu. Nuskandino tomis
dicnomis Belgijos paselpini
laiva "Feisteni," kurs ga
bcnO badaujanticms bel
gains kviecius. Be to nu-
skandinta dar kcli neutra-
iiu Saliu laivai. Vokicciai
ticsiog paSelo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
PAREIKALAUTA
S3, ,4CO, ,OOOOOO KARES
REIKALAMS.
Westinghouse, bal. {

Westinghouse, bal. 6. -
Suv. Nalstiju vyriausyb6
kongrcso pareikalavo pas
kirti $3,40O,0 100000 kar9s
reikaIams. Stick pinigu
vra butinai reikalinga pir-
majai pradziai. Sumanyta
uztraukti didelius specia-
iius mokesGius ant gyvento-
ju. Plenuojama paskirti
nlokesGius w asmeniSkas
ineigas pradejus $4,000 Incl
2Omis. Norma uzdeti aug
$tus mokcsCius w svaiga-
lus, taboka If kitOkius daik-
tllS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
BRESKOVSKAJA
MASKVOJE.

Maskva, Russia, bal. g.
Nakar Gionai po ilgos ke-
lionGs is Siberijos atkcliavo
Mnoma rusu teroristu drau-
gijos mare BreSkOvskaja.
Jinai dabar Gina 73 metus.
Kelis kartus buvo iStremta
Siberijon. Du kartu is ten
pabGgo. IStrGmimc iSken-
t9jo A mctus. Cionai il is-
kiEmingai pl'iimta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
KAIZERIS MIRTINAI
SERGAS?

Londonas, bal. co Nor
ming POST nuO savO kOres-
pondento * Washingtono
gavo zinia, kad Vokictijos
kaizeris mirtinai sergas.
Tasai correspondence tq III
nia pasGmes nuo amcllkoni-
niu bankieriu, kurie turf ar
tlmus rySius su Vokietijos
vyriausybc. Suteikusieji
ta zinia korespondentui
tvirtino, kad kaizcris var
giai iSliksias gyvas sekan-
ciais keliais mencsiais.
Pats korespondentas nuo
saves priduria, kad mirus
llaizeriui Vokietija palik-
sianti rcspublika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06

trcmta apid 10000 sodieciu
pagal valsciu vyriju nuta-
rimu. Daugclis ju apsigy-
vcns Slbcrijdjc, nes pric
naujos tvarkos il Ella ncbus
bloga gyvcnti.
IStremtiniai daugiausia
buvo siunciami i Jakucko
provincija. Is tcnai JIG
dabar IL kcliauja j arti-
miausia gclczinkelio stoti.
Is Ncrcinsko kasyklu pa
Guosuota apic 100 kaliniu.
Ju tarpc 7 motcris, kurios
buvO iStremtOs ir nubaus-
tos sunkiaisiais darbais w
suokalbiavima prizes cara.
Ten pat palluosuota II Ma
ria SpiridonOv, kuri kituo-
met nu$ove zandarQ pulki-
ninka w kaliniQ kankini-
ma. Jinai po paliuosavimo
susirgo il dabar randasi Ii
goninejc m. Cita.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
p. Amerika
prizes Vokietiia.

Suv. Nalstiju vyriausybci
prancSta, kad Brazilija
TRIUMPH laiku pertrauksian-
ii diplomatinius . rySius su
l<ieti.ja ir stosianti Suv
Valsti.ju pus0jc. Paskui
Brazilija ta patti padary-
sianfios rcspublikos Argcn-
tina il Chill. Juk Sitos iris
rcspublikos yra padariusios
s,ltarti ginti Amcrikos saus-
zcml, jci pllsicitu reikaIas.
Dabar taigi ir prisicina tas
daryti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
KARE SU VOKIETIJA.

WASHINGTON, bal. g.
Vakar po pietu ir zemesny-
sis kongreso butas didziuma
balsu pzieme kares rezoliu-
CHA. Reiskia, nup vakar va
karo gyvuoja kare SUI Vokie-
tia.
Su Sia diena todcl palci-
DIANA darban visa Suv.
Nalstiju kar6s maSina. Gal
vatrukCiais ruoSiamasi kaip
ant sauszemio, taip jurese.
KOngresui dabar paveda-
ma priyerstino kareiviavi-
mo sumanymas. Nyriausybe
TRIUMPH laiku nori parupin-
ii skaitlingaja kariuomene.
Sulyg generaliO Stabo apro-
kavimu .jinai j metus laiko
turf butt ligi pusantro mill
.lono iSlavintu vyrQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
4 zUVO NUO GAZO
SPROGIMO.

Nakar po pictu pc mum.
179 n. Halsted gat. rcstora-
nc sprogo gazas If sGgriOvc
namus. Sprogimo mctu res
toranc buvo daug zmoniu.
4 ju uzmuSta ir daugelis SUI
zeista. Kaip paprastai to-
kiuOse atsitikimuosc, pra-
deta pIatus tardymai. les
koma kaltininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
BUVUSIOIS CARIENES
PALYDOVE KALEJIME.

Petrogradas, bal. 6. - Is
buvuslO caro- rumu Cars
Eam Sielc paimta ir atga-
benta Petropavlovsko tvirZ
tov6n buvusios carienes pa
lydovG Virubova, buvusio
Rasputino artima biciuOI6.
Virubova uzdaryta vienam
kambaryi su buvusio kares
ministelio Suchomlinovo
zmOna. =
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
VOkieCiai pOsen0vei skan-
dina laieuS
Vokieciai uzgina naujos taikos
pasiulijima
UZGINA NAUJOS
TAIKOS PASIULIJIMA.

Amsterdam, bal. 6. - Is
Bcllyno prancSama ir uzgi-
mama pasklydes gandas,
kad buk centrales valstvbGs
il vel sumaniusios nauias
taikos iSlygas pasiulyti tai
klnlnkams. Austri!jos W.
slenlu reikalu minister's
Celnin nekuOmet, esv, neiS-
slrelSkes apic taikos rcika-
ius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
PATRAUKS KAREN
NEUTRALES SAILS.
Washington, bal. 6. =

washington, bal. 8. = :.
Nalstiju vyriausybt yra SUI
maniusi patraukti karen
prizes Vokietija visas neut-
rales Sails su tiksIu vcikiau
pabaigti ta baisu krau.io
pralicjima. Suv. Valstiju
vyriausybc nori ncutralcms
Salims pasakyti, jogei CANA
JOINS svyruoti ir Saltai zill-
roti ] nczmOniSkus Vokicti-
JOS darbus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
Kuba pagelbon
S. Valstiioms.

Kubos vyriausybe pranc-
Sc, kad sta respublika ga
minasi citi pagelbon Suv.
NaIstijoms. Veikiai busian-
ii paskclbta Kuboic mobili-
zacija. Kubos privalumas
stoti sale savo globojos -
Suv. VaIstiju.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
S., v. AMBASADORIUS
.APLEIDzIA AUSTRIA.

Westinghouse, bal. 6. -
Gauta is Niennos zinia, kad
Suv. Valstiju ambasadorius
Pcnficld Siandic apleidzia
Austria ir keliauja per
Sveicarija ir Ispanija A
merika. Kokiais reikalais jis
parkcliauja, kOl-kas nczinia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
OAR VIENAS S. v. LAI-
VAS NUSKANDINTAS

Westinghouse, bal. 6. =
Gauta zina, kad teutonll
nardanGioji laive Tarpzc-
miu jurGsc nuskandino a
mcrikonini laivQ Alisou-
rian," kurs i, Genua plau-
Ike i Amcl'ika. Igula iSgel-
beta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
Kaizeris plenuoja
uzpulti S. v.

Nakar Harrisburgc, Pa,
buves Vokietijoje Suv. Val
stiju ambasadorius Gerard
kalbcjo vicnam susirinkime.
Jis pazyme5O, kad VOkieti-
JOS militaristai senai turejo
mintysc uzpulti Suv. Val
stijas, jci jiems pasiscktu
laimGti kare Europoje.
NokieGiai, anot Gcrardo,
tvirtina, kad jei jic il lai-
ncsiq kare Europoje, tai
visvicn mazai pclnysiq, ncs
ncgausia gausaus w kare
atIyginimo. Kas kita yra
su Amerika. Tenai, esq,
visuomct galima prisizerti i
aukso, kurs Nokietijai po
karGs bus laba.i rcikalingas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
SVEIKINA PREF.
WILSONA.

Paryzius, bal. 6. = Pran-
cuzijos prezidcntas Poinca-
re pasiuntc pasveikinima
prezidentui Wilsonui, kad
pastarasis uzstojas uz civi-
lizacija il zmoniSkuma sto-
damas karen prizes Vokieti-
IA.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
RUSAI PAEME DU
MESOPOTAMIJOS
MIESTU.

Petrograd, bal. 6. - Ru-
su raitar.ssa uzemc netoli
pcrsu rubeziaus Mesopota-
mijos miestus Khamikin ir
Kasrichirin, anOt 0ficialio
rusu prancSimO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
ANGLAI SU RUSAIS SUI
SIJUNGE NESO-
POTAMIJOJE.

Londonas, bal. 6. - Anot
." Associated Press" pranc-
Simo rusu IL anglu Primo
slos sargybOs pagaliau susi-
Jungusios Mesopotamijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
100000 KALINIU PA
EIUOSUOTA SIBERIJOJ.

Tiumen, Siberia (Asso-
ciatcd Press" correspondent
cija). - PcnkiasdcSimts
tukstantnl roglrciu, vadina-
mu "kibitkomis," iSsitic-
siusiu viena ilga ellie. per
Siaul'incs Azijos snicgus ga
bcna buvusiOs senosiOs ca
TO vyriausybGs aukas is ka-
torgos IL iStrcmimo i arti-
miausia Transyberijos gcle-
zinkclio stoti. Tos caro-
v.yriausybes aukos, paliuo-
suotos nuO kentejimu sll
neapsakOmu dziaugsmu
skubinasi i apteikta:ja vi
suotina laisve Rusija. "Ki-
bitkomis" keliau1a visi tic,
kul'ic j tenai buvo pasiusti
be tciSmO, administrative
niu keliu, kad padauginti
kapu skaitliu Sibcrijos tun-
drOSc.
Is atzvilgio i metu laika,
!iad veikiai lures sekti pa
IYasariniai atOlydziai, tie rO-
guf'u karavanai skubinasi,
kad nesusivelintu, kad ne
Iaukti vandcnimis kOmuni-
llacijos, kuri prasidos ne
ankSEiau, kaip tik w SeSiu
savaiciu arba poros meme
siV.
NOredamaS butt tOS netu-
r,ncios sau pavyzdziO cmi-
gracijos liudininku, "Asso-
ciated Press" korespOnden-
tas atkeliavO ciOnai su da-
bartin0S dumOs atStOvu Nj.
ROzcnOvu IL dviem buvu-
siais valstybcs tarvbOs ma
riais. SituOs iris vladimir
llus Gia prisiuntc laikinoji
Rusijos vy1iausybc. Jiems
licpta prancSti vietos gy-
ventojams apie ivykusias at
mainas Rusi5os valdzioje.
Jie visi iris apkcliaus Sibe-
Irjoje gyvenancias tautas,
kuriu dauguma dar gyvena
stabmcldyst6jc, supazin-
dins anas su tikludju daily
kp stoviu ir priruoS jas, ko-
kiuo budu JOS turi skirt sa-
vo atstovus, kaip w juos
balsuoti, kuOmet bus pa
skelbta naujOs konstituci-
jin6s vyriausybes rinkimai.
PolitiSkuju kaliniu pa
| liuOsavimas vOs tik daba1
Ipradetas. VakaruOsc nuo
Uralo kalnu correspondent
tas susitikO su kuopele is
trcmtHju, kulic, prasidcjus
dabartinei revoliucijai, bu-
vo nepertoliausia nuo gele-
zinkclio. Pirmas didesnis
sugriztanciu buris sutiktas
hekeliaujant gelezinkeliu -
''traukiniu Vladivostokas-
Pctrogradas. Buris buvC
is 80 zmoniu. Tarpe ju
20 zydu revoliucionieriu
Jie visi grizo is Vcrchojan-
sko, Salciausios zemes ka-
muolio vietos, atsirandan-
clos vakaruose nuo Baikalc
czero. Site istremtieji ga.
!vo sau specialius vagonus il
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
Austria ir Turkija
neutrales?

Is Copenhagcno gauta Ii
MIA, kad Austria su Turk
ia nemanancios pcrtraukti
diplOmatiniQ rySiQ su Suv.
Valstijomis, kol pirmiau to
nepadarysiancios Suv. Val
stijos. Bet Sitos paskelbe
kare tik vienai Vokietijai,
diplomatiniais zodziais ta-
RANT, Vokietijos vyriausy-
bel.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
Pietine Amerika prizes vOkjetija
Austria su Turkija nori
butt neutralemiS
Pusketvirto milijardo kares
reikalams

SuPrantamas daiktas,
kad sita zinia yra nctcisin-
ga. Vokictija visuomet pri-
vcrs Savo talkininkcs citi
bendrai su .ja.ja. Kiba jau
NOkietija turetu kitoki Isl
rokavima, jei viena atskirai:
veiktu prizes Suv. Nalstijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
kARE s. v. SU v0kIET|JI

jau kclias dienas vaziavo be
,j"kio sustojimo.
AtbGgus traukiniui i
Ekaterinburga, iStremtinius
sutlko IL pasvcikino minia
zmoniV. lStrcmtiniai pasi-
rode labai apvcrktinam fl
zlSkam stovy5: apdraskyti,
purvini, srrnyke. Daugeli
~ kankina reulmatizmas.
Du turejo atSalusias rankas
ir kojas, vienas. kurs
prizes pat revoliucija buvo
megines pabGgti, paSautas
koJon IL suimtas. Nisi vi
saip apsitaise. daugiausiai
pakeliUi jiems padovanotais
lnbais. Kaikurie uzsivilke
kailiniais amt kaleGimo uni
formu. Ju tarpe buvo il
vienas Odesos milijonierius,
klrris anuomct buvO prisi-
dGjes prie jurininku maiSto
Juoduju juriu kares laivy-
ne. Vienas iStremtinis net
buvo apsisiautes paauksuo-
ia Irkucko gubernatoriaus
tunika, krTs buvo praSalin-
tas i, vietos. Kaip jau to-
il tunika patcko, ncsuzino-
ia.
IStremtiemsiems kuovti-
klauslai pagaminta pietQs.
Pietu metu pasakG kalba
Sofia Vasnov, kuri uz re-
voliucijine literature septy-
nerius metus iSkentejo ivai-
rose Sibcrijos vietosc.
| Kaip tik Pc Siberia pa
sklydo zinia apic revoliuci-
JQ, tie iStremti&.ji, katrie tu-
rcjo priemoniu, tuojaus lei
dosi kcliauti j artimiausias
gclezinkelio stotis. KcIia
vo dicnomis IL naktimis
siautiant baiSiausiems Sal
CLAIMS nusamdytomis arba
valdlSkOmis rogemis. Didc-
lC tn rogiu IL rOguCiu dau-
gybc uzkimSo visus kelius,
! einancius is apylinkiu IT.
kuckQ. Nictomis keliai
taip buvO uzkimSti, kad
prasilcnkti priscidavo lau-
xii iStisias valandas.
PraGjus penkioms die
noms po rcvoliucijos Irkuc-
kan pribuvo 5000 iStremtu-
.ju. Ju didziuma teciaus
victOJc turejo apsistoti, nes
pritruko geIczinkeliu vagO-
nv. Ir Wis daugiau ju at
kcIiauja is vIsG apylinkiQ.
Jic turcs iIgai laukti kOl
gaus proga isigauti kur j
praeinancio traukinio vago-
nus.
Ekatcrinburgc priimti is
trcmtinius sutvcrta kOmite-
tas. Sito pirmininkas ko-
rcspondcntui paaiSkino,
kad naujosios Rusijos Wy
riausybcs isakymu is Sibe-
rijos paliuosuota apic 1O0,-
600 zmoniu - politiSkuju
iStrcmtiniu, teroristu, revo-
liucijos platintoju ir daugc-
lis uekaltu zmOniu, kurie
policijai nepatiko. Pasta
raisiais keliais metals is
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
SVetimZemiai
apsaugoti.

NaIstybes sekrctOrius
Lansing liepc paskelbti,
kad kares mctu visi Sioj Sa-
lyj gyvena svctimzemiai
yra apsaugoti taip, kaip il
.ju turtas. Zinomas daiktas
neprivalo jie prielankiauti
Vokietijai, bet butt iStiki-
nnais Siai Saliai. Taip yra
paredyta paties kongreso.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-06
ORC srov1s.
B\LANDZlO O. 1917 VI.

Chicago ir apylinkjs Siandic
grazus oras ir SilCilu: rytJi lauk,a-
ma atmaina.
Temperature vakar aucS,' ianSI
40. zemiausia 36 laipsniai.
Saul6 tcka SPA. lcidziasi GEL.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-18

The sale for the benefit of the Bel gfan anad French children held We'd nesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Charles E. Weeks. 96 Coleman street. was @ great success despite the rain, and large sum was netted for thge charities Through the Eeneros- fty of most of the florists in town . large number of attractive plants and cut flowers were offered for sale Toys made by the French soldiers. flags of the Allies and garden uten- sils also were for sale A number of small girls dressed as red cross nurses sold badges and flags of the Allies. Tea was served by the members of the Thimble club
 The social committee of the East Side r. w. C. A omitted their social for April as there were so many other events of interest at the association at the same time Friday evening the girls from the First and Second Bap- ust churches have charge of the pro- gram There win be vocal and in suumenta1 music, games and a good l time. This evening the association will
 have some plans to bring forward of | possible short term courses that may be held in the near future.
 At the annual meeting of the We'd nesday workers of the United Con- gregatonal church held this week at
 the church, Mrs c. Nathaniel Worth
 en was reelected president. Mrs. Warren R. Briggs was elected first vice president, Mrs. E. N. Sperry. sec
 ond vice president, Mrs w. F. Blight, secretary, Miss Sarah F. Richards,
 corresponding secretary and Mrs. Lu- cten T. Warner, treasurer. The mem bers of the society accepted with deep regret the resignation of Miss Mary & Hunt who had served them for 12 years as treasurer aand who was un- able to do so longer. Following the business meeting. representatives o1 the four women's organizations of the lchurch met and formed the Wonen's Federation club which is composed o1 the Wednesday workers, the Youns
 Women's guild, the Mary Palmer Barnes Missionary society and the Homeland society. A constitution was adopted and plans for the work of the new federation made. The of. ficers elected are Mrs James G. Lud.
 lum, president; Mrs. William H. Day vice president; Mrs. John K. Will iamson, secretary, and six directors
 the presidents of the four societies
 and two members at large. Mrs. wor.
 then, Miss Mary E.. Witt, Mrs. Henry
 W. Hincks. Mrs. H. R. Sterrett, Mrs
 Jennie Van Tassell and Mrs. William
 Northnagle. The object of the feder.
 ation is to bring the women's organi.
 zations in the church closer together | H
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-18
BRITISH STRENGTH
 EXPRESSES ALBERT

British Headquarters in France, May 18-After four days visit to the British front King Albert of the Belgians returned to his headquarters yesterday. He distributed numerous decorations while here. The King seemed greatly impressed by the tremendous strengthening of the British forces since his previous visit.
 Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig greeted King Albert on his arrival Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday were spent in visiting the scenes of the British victories on the Somme, including Pozieres, Thiepval and Combles. The party penetrated as far as Peronne and vicinity, where
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-18
FOOD MINISTRY UPHOLDS USE OF
 BEER BY PEOPLE
Malt Used Is As Nutritious In Beer As In Bread,
 Is Contention

London, May 1s-Influential repre- sentations have been made to the ministry of food that the continuation of brewing in Great Britain is likely to make it more difficult to get in creased export of cerei 's from Amer ica. One director of food economy gave the Associated Press an authori- tive statement in regard to the re- strictions already imposed on brew ing and the complexities of the prob lem. He said:
 We quite realize that nisappre- hension may exist in the United States regarding our beer consumption. That is only natural We are daily receiv- ing letters from numbers in this country who consider that they are dissolved from the necessity of saw ing bread because other people drink beer and wha demand that, as first step in food economy, all brewing should cease,
 ''As things stand, no more barley will be matted in this country except a small quantity for use as colorine matter. The last barley was matted In February, Therefore the only question Is would there be a very valuable saving in food by mixing the malt which exists with flour ano making 1t into bread rather. than by using it for brewing of beer. A strong body of scientific opinion holds tha beer has its food value. Apart from that, 1t Is 8 fact that only a smal percentage of malt-not more than per oent-can be mixed with flour il bread making. for 1t produces stick, and unpalatable loaf.
 Whether the brewing of beer shal be stopped at once and the barle, already matted be used for mixn, with flour Is a question of policy ant hinges on the point whether the nal in bread or in beer will secure tn most efficient prosecution of the war Unlike America. beer has been fo. centuries part of the daily diet O our working classes
 eff 1t be found advisable to stol beer altogeth theron which point ther is 9 considerable difference of opin ion-it would be simpie common sense to allow the workers time t adapt themselves to the change grad ually, by gradual reduction of tn
 supply rather than by checking O Stopping the brewing of beer at once
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-18
ARRIVAL OF OUR SHIPS REVIvES
 BRITISH HOPE
Submarine Menace Admit ted, But Confidence Re
 stored, Says Carson.

London, May 1s.-The Navy League yesterday gave a luncheon to the of ficers of the American destroyer flotilla now operating in the U-boat zone. It was attended by Admiral Jellico, Chief of the Naval Staff, Ad- miral Lord Reresford, Walter Hume Long, Secretary for the Colonies; Arthur Henderson, Minister in the Cabinet without portfolio; John Hodge, M. F.. and Sir Edward Car son. First Lord of the, Admiralty. Sir Edward made many striking statements and at times stirred his hearers to a degree that brought them to their feet to cheer.
 when he saids
 "No more important event in the history of the new world and the old has ever happened than the arrival Of this flotilla of destroyers in our wa ters. side by side with our navy, com- ningling with the old Union Jack and the Stars and Stripes. Both the natives are now engaged in work of necessity that may have 3 Tar reaching effect on the history of the T6laLlOnS D6LWS0A tiO eA Oe>< H--~>c-~-- speaking races. We are now from this day forward out together to pre- serve the real freedom of the seas and we mean to do it. =
 Even greater enthusiasm was evok- cd when he declared:
 soThe submarine Is real danger It would be foolish in me to under estimate it. Tn the coming months the courage anad grit of our people will be solely tried. It may even pc a question of who is going to SUCK II out. But I will tell you who IS goins to stick 1t out-we are going to SUCK 1t out. But it is our task to. grappls with this menace. We therefore vel come the help of the great Repcb- lie from the west Fighting together we are invincfble, and I teel not show of doubt that we shall attain VIC tory, a victory not for ourselves ou' for the entire world.
 Sir Edward also took . Hing af nis critics,
 "It would take me long time tr review the criticism of my admin. fstration, but am satisfied that am so constituted that can never vet cold feet.s he said sT despise political critics in the middle Of the war, but let them go on What is more important. let us go on Wftf the W.T."
 Toasts were drunk to President wilson and the American navy, ane the Duke of Buccleugh, who proposed the toast to the President said: < sNo one can accuse President VII son of wishing war; He like his peo- pie, wanted peace. bur war was lore ed upon them-
 Illness prevented the af1endAnce. Q Ambassador Page, Capt w. T. Mac Dousall. Naval Attache to the Unites States Embassy and E. Newton Crane. Chairman of the London branch of the American Navy Lsagus responded for the American navy