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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11
DANIEL SON AND. PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Exsmptiens Allowed Monday in ?. Cases Which Wsrs Reopsned--
 Groups of Twelve to Go in Next 4
 Per Cent. of 0uota-county Farm
 ers' Assoeiation 4scusss Miss Elm
 bleten as Home Economies Agent
 Drafted Man UT.
 At meeting of the local exemption board Monday afternoon, the cases o1 a number of registrants who had beer previously certified for service under the original and more rigid interpre- tation of the dependents' rule were re. opened and exemptionA allowed as noted herewith.
 In deciding these cases . the board applied the same standard as was ap- piled in exemption men with depend ents who. came in on the second call. The exemptions allowed Monday were as follows.
 Pierre Myers, Putnam.
 Alvin S. Martin. Putnam
 Harry C. Meinken. Putnam.
 Armand Lizotte. Putnam.
 Thomas Corcoran, Putnam.
 Ernest Tetreault, Putnam. { Omer Maynard, Putnam.
 William F. Penny, Putnam.
 Mopes Lussier, Putnam.
 Joseph Laroche, Putnam
 William James Bachand, Putnam.
 Edward W. Lowry. Putnam.
 Rodney A. Lloyd, Danielson.
 Kenneth Hamilton. Danieison.
 Roland H. Gray. Danielson.
 Frank Aowry. Thompson.
 Edgar Buell. Bosworth. Eastford.
 George H. Gensler, Woodstock.
 Fred c. Rafney, Weonsocket
 David Nelson, North Grosvenordale
 Hector Blanchette, Grosvenordaie
 All of these may, of course, be ap- pealed by the special agent of the pro- tost marshal general to the district board at Hartford and appeals may be expected. The local board has simply applied the same rule in decid- ing all claims on the grounds of de- pendents.
 With the P exemptions above noted the local board for this district still has an excess of 45 men over the 119 that will be required to fill the quota. so there will not be needed, in all proba bility, of calling more men for physical examination. In addition there are sorffe scattering cases of ap- peals not yet decided and some men who have not reported sufficient in number to increase this districts sur plus to at least 50 above the quota.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11
APPoRTIoNMENT OF STATE
 AID FOR HIGHWAYS
The Assistance Given is to be Based
 on Grand Lists.

Hartford, Conn, Sept. 10.-Highway Commissioner Charles J. Bennett is preparing a circular letter which he will issue this week to 157 towns, one borough (Naugatuck) and ten cities in the state reminding them of the necessity of taking action-the towns at their annual meetings and the bor- ough and cities by their local author ities-to insure a part of the s1,0O0,- GOO state aid money which the general assembly appropriated at its last ses- sion. Naugatuck is singled out from the other boroughs in the state from the fact that it's limits are coincident with the town and that it represents the local government. The aid to be given to towns will be predicated on the grand lists. Towns which have grand list of s1,250.000 will be en- titled to aid at teh rate of one-eighth of the amount which they vote and
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11
HOME ECONOMICS AGENT
Miss Charlotte EmbIeton of New Jer- sey Secured by County Farmers As sociation.

At a session here Monday afternoon ! the executive committee of the Wind ham County Farmers association vot- ! ed to employ Miss Charlotte Embleton of Westneld. N. g.. as home demon stration agent, working in conjunc- tion with the County Farmers asso- citation. Miss Enbleton will take up her duties here next Monday.
 County Agent Benjamin W. Ellis said Monday afternoon that he expects Miss Embleton will be able to be at the Woodstock fair and the Brooklyn fair and give demonstrations of pre- serving and canning methods.
 Her work generally will be through committees in each of the county towns and also wherever in the coun- ty her services are desired. The Far mers' association invites requests for her services as a demonstrator in any section of Windham county. Commit tees through which Miss Embleton is to work already have been organized Woodstoek " e@a ponfret nssHd and canerBSpg nsbS1g
 Miss Embieton Is a graduate of the Pratte institute, New York. where she completed course in home economies. Her experience includes teaching in the elementary schools in Baltimore. day and night. she has taught sewing and cookery and has had charge of a Rural Life club of girls at Elko, Mary land.
 MISS ElIHD1etOnS s Sdldry IS 10 De SlUG . month. The financing of her work will cost about $2.0O0 a year. Of this amount $1150 has been available from the Connecticut Woman's Suffrage as- sociation. Another $744 will be avail able from the United States depart ment of agriculture through the ex- tension service of the Connecticut Az ricultural college special emergency fund for food conservation. The bal ancs required to make up the s2.ooo will be raised in the county, half of this balance already being pledged.
 No Assistant Named.
 The matter of appointing an assist ant county agent was not decided on
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11
KENT HOLDING BACK,
Will Not Let Name Be Used .Althou at Friends Urge Independent Running.

Resisting urging by his friends James Kent of Elmville again decfin ed on Monday to allow his name to be used as democratic candidate for selectman on an independent ticket although this would almost guarantee his election.
 Notwithstanding this fact, however, there are scores of KillinEIy demo- crats who are strong for Kent as against any other candidate for se- lectn1an whose name has appeared who will have something to say about re- suits on election day. There is a wide-open split in the ranks of the sdemocrats in this town and the com pIacency with which the party caucus on Saturday ignored this fact hasn't helped the situation at all, some of the dissenterS say. They call atten- tion to ,ti1e fact that the great ma iority of the enrolled democrats of Killingly were not present at the eau GUS. many of them Tor very good req sons.
 In the light of this situation, 1t would appear that split tickets are going to be the rule on the first Mon day in October.
 Mir. Kent admitted Monday that he was outgeneraled in the cauchs and accepts his loss of the nomination for second selectman philosophicaliy about the situation, however, and will work with all diligence toward the end of placing the party on a basis where any of its candidates may feel that, once nominated, they will have the solid support of their party. for the best interests of their party, they say.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11
GERMAN SUBMARINE
 HID BEHIND SCHOONER
Until 1t Got Within Range to Attack an American Steamer-The U-Boat Was Sunk.

An Atlantic Port, Sept. 10.-How a German submarine hid behind his schooner until it got within range to attack an American tank steamer and later was sunk by the tanker's gun crew, was told by the captain of the sailing vessel here today. When about 300 miles from Gibraltar, he said, the U-boat ordered him to stop. The submarine then keptA behind the schooner until the Approaching tank ship was within range. When it be- gan the attack the naval guard VI turned the fire. their eighth shot stI ing the German boat and sinking t within sight of the schooner's crew. The steamer and schooner escaped in- jury.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11
ANOTHER 40 PER CENT
 TO LEAVE NEXT WEEK
Groups ef Twelve Designated to Go in
 Districts Next Quota.

Announcement was made at the Of flee of the local exemption board Mon. day that preparations have been com. pleted for sending out 40 more pc, cent of this districts quota wednes- day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next week. Forty per cent. of the quota will be 4S men and they will SC out in groups of twelve. as follows: Men to leave september 1s: Robert Maurice Balch.
 Willie F. Russell.
 Mekaye Shotoian.
 Irving Richard Couch.
 Albert H. Kennedy % Leo Trenbley.
 Mike Memrick - Philip Roberge. ! Daniel Weir Foster.
 Wilfred Archambeaulf. George Bousquet.
 Charles J. Adams.
 Men to leave September 20; Howard R. Call. Rosario Joseph Beausoleil. James J. O'Connor.
 William Arthur Thibeault. Wiifred J. Chousse. Arthur Preveneal.
 Napoleon Lamoureux.
 Francois Vadnais.
 Albert Legace.
 Omer Robitaiile.
 Aldor Duso.
 Arthur F. ChOduette.
 Men to leave September 21: Edward Nathan Rawson. William B. Sherman. Albert John Derosier Percy F'ranyis Cove. John Baptize Armand Lussier. Antonio Forcier.
 Clifford Trahan.
 Clayton Alfred Brown. Lucius N. Austin.
 Armand Blanchete.
 Michael Kozioi. Peter A. Benac. Men to leave September 22: James J. Charron lalternate for 9 bove days).
 Stephen Horace Brockway. Alphonse Bourque. Charles Aloysius Ryan (alterrate for above days)
 Fred Benjamin Green (alternate for above days).
 Joseph Nazaire Cordier (aiternate for above days).
 Albert Cardinal. Harold E. Green. Alphonse Lapoint. George Prentice Hall. Herbert Edwin Lee. Allen Chandler Bennett.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11

London. Sept. 10.-A despatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Petrograd tells of the commencement of the par
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11
tial evacuation of Petrograd.

tial evacuation of Petrograd.
 People, says the correspondent, "are hastily leaving the city. Out going trains are filled to their utmost capac city and there are tremendous crowds of people at all the stations.
 ''The government is taking meas ures to empty the city. It intends to remove their numerous educational in stitutions having boarding establish ments and. also to give facilities for the removal of the private effects. These steps are principally connected with the question of subsistence and are only partly the result of the mili- tary situation"
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11
PARTIAL EVACUATION OF
 PETROGRAD IS UNDERWAY

Principally Because of the Shortage oi
 Foodstuffs.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11

Middletown-At a meeting of Mid dletown lodge of Elks it was voted to dispense with ladies' night and other social festivities during the period of the present war. The funds spent for such festivities will be devoted for the benefit of the soldiers in the service. The money will be distributed through the Grand lodge of the order. /
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11

Under the law no town may ask for more than $20.000 for two years It is expected that. as was the case in for mer years. the commissioner will be obliged to scale the appropriations asked for by the towns in order to keep the total within the appropria- tion. No aid has been given to the towns for two years owing to the fail- ure of the general assembly to make an appropriation at ths session of 1915.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11

suffered shock in November, 1915, and had second attack six weeks ago. He was born in Glastonbury in 1S45. He was a wheelwright by trade, and veteran of the Civil war.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11
OBITUARY.
Horace F. Walker.

Hartford, Conn.,, Sept. 10.-Horace F. Walker. one ot the best known citi- zens of Glastonbury. who prepared the state forestry exhibits at the worlds lair in Chicago. the Paris exposition
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11

The matter of appointing an assist | ant county agent was not decided on
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-11

Hiaaanum.-Ths CutAway Harrow company of this place, headed the subscription list for funds to pur- chase shoes for the Home Guard com pany. with . handsome contribution of $125.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
ITALIA BUS IsMUSTA
IS KARIAUJANcIU VAL.
STIJU SKAIcIAUS,
SAKO AUSTRAI.

Amsterdamas, lapkr. 8. -
Sulyg telegramOs is Wen
nos DR.. Gustavas Gros, Aus
trijos zemesniojo atstovll
buto prezidentas, taip pra-
kalb6jo utarninke, atidary-
damas pos6dzius:
"Pirm visko mes pri-
valOme pasidziaugti, kad
greitOs taikos Wits dide-
ia ir, kad musu buvusi sa-
jungininke, Italia, ku1i
virs dviejQ metu grumo-
jo NUNS pietiniamc from
te, gal greit bus isbraukta
is musQ priesu skaiciaus." :"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
Submarine torpedavo LAVA.

Washington, lapkr. 8. =
LaivynO Departamentas
pranesa, kad pancdelyj vo-
kieciu nardanGioji laivt nu-
skandinO Suv. Valsti.ju lai-
VIZ "Alcedo." Vienas jurei-
viz aficelis il 20 kitQ kelei-
viu uzbaig6 savO amzeli jul
liu dugne.
Tiesiai pataikiusi torpedo
nugramzdino laiva lake 4
minuciu.
ISvisO "AlcedO" vez6 90
keleivius, bet II tapo iSgcl-
b6tas aciu sumanumui aft
cel-iu IL jureiviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
KANCLERIS PASKIRIA
NAUJUS. MINISTERIUs.

Amsterdamas, lapkr. 8. =
LaikraStis "Frankfurter
Zcitung" raSo, kad naujas
VokietijOs kancleris grafas
Won Hertling nacional-libe-
ralu partijos vada Fried
berga paskire Prusijos ka-
bineto vice-pirmininku, o
progresiviSka reichstago sa-
mari Friedricha Won Payer'a
.paskires vice-kancleriu. Bet
laikrastis pazymi, kad impe-
ratorius .Vilhelmas dar ne
patvirtino siu paskirimu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
5 ARMIJOS PUOLA ANT
NABAGU ITALU.

Londonas, lapkr. g." -"Ex-
change Telegrapho" korcs-
pOndentas praneSa Ans
terdama, kad penkios aus
.trO-vOkicciu armijos veikia
Italijos fronte.
Jas veda sekantieji gene
rOlai: Won Krobatin, Won
Krass, Won Buelow, Won
Henriquez ir Wurm. Bet
virsiausia vadovyst6> prigu-
le Won BuelOwui, kuris
drauge yra vidurines armi-
jos komandierium.
Labai galimas dalykas,
dar priduri telegrama, kad
austro-vengrQ laivynas gel
bes generOlui Wurmui spau-
sti italus Adriatikos jrlrill
pakraSciuOse.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
PRANCUZIJOS FRONTE
SMARKESNI MUSIAI.
Anglai 'uzeme kama
Passchendaele.


Londonas sia pkr. o.-Va-
kariniame frOnte nuO 8 spa
liu talkininkai nuolat puldi-
n6ja ant vokieciu. GenerOlo
HaigO vedami kanadieciai
paslinko pirmyn 800 jardq.
Kaimas Passehendaele pa
kliuvo j talkininku rankas.
Paimta daug nelaisviu.
I pietus nuo st. Quentin
prancuZai keliOSe atakOse
subOmbardavO vOkieciu pO-
zicijas ir suciupo nemazai
nelaisviu.
Smarkus muSiai tesiasi
deSiniame up6s Meuse kran-
tie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
SuareStuotas nezalezniku
kuniguzis.
Pittsphield, Mass. lapkr.

. lFlttsphleld, Mass, lapkr.
T. = CionykScios policijos
virSininkas gavo "varanta"
areStavimui tulO Juozapo
Siadak, kuris dar save vad;-
ma ''Olejniczak" ir "Rev.
Waller" iSuareStuotasai
vyras lose kunigo role vieti-
n6je nezalezniku parapijoje.
Kuniguzi apskrmde policija::
uz kokias ten prigavystes
jo patti Marija Siadak.
Taigi, nctik' vienam Moe
kui nesiseka, bet IL kit ne
zalezniku vadai varinejami
po kal6jimus. Matyt, baisiai
"dOri" tie vyrai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
ANGLAI NUOLAT ARTI.
NASI PRIZE JERU-
ZOLIMO.

Londonas, lapkr. g., Pa
sibaigus vasarOs karSciams
anglai prad6jo nauja smar-
kia ofensyva (uzpuolima)
Palcstinoj. Musiai tesiasi
fronte i rytus nuo Vidurzc-
minip juriu. Miestas Gaza
randasi uz 80 myliu j siau-
rius nuo Egipto rubeziaus,
netoli juriu. Micstas Beer
sheba, kuri anglai uzeme
kelios dienos atgal, randasi
uz 80 myliu i piet-vakarius
nuo Gazos ir w 80, myliq !
piet-vakarus nuO JeruzOli-
mo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
Bolsevikai nori uzgriebti
militariska valdzia.
Gatvekariai Petrograde ne
vaiksto; tiltai atjungti; kul-
kasvaidziai prirengti.

Petrogradas, lapkr. 8. -
Kareiviu ir Darbininku At
Stow Tarybos militariska
komisija buvo pareikalavusi
kad j turetu teise kontro-
liuoti visus Petrogrado ge-
neralisko stabo paredym.:s,
bet su tuomi vyriausyb6 ne
sutiko. TuOmet Taryba pa
skir6 savus militariSkus vir-
sininkus .ir pakviete kariuo-
meme, kad j pildytu tik
tuos paliepimus, po kuriais
pasirase Tarybos atstovai.
Taip dalykams susidejus
vyriausyb6 pasiunt6 karei-
vilr bulius su kulkastai-
dziais j tas vietas, Ikun ran
dasi Kareiviu ir Darbinin-
ku AtstOvu TarybOs ofisai.
Bet vyriapsybe manp, kad
tas susikirtimas pasibaigs
be kraujo praliejimo.
IPremjeroI Kerenskio pa
liepimu tapo sustabdytil iris
bolseviku laikrasciai ir fdu
konservatistu. (i G
Miesto virSilos plisake
atjungti titus ta1'p tn da-
lip, kur gyveha darbinin-
kai. Gatvekariai ir ri pa
love vazineti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
KAIZERIS LABAI
NUSIDIRBES.
Daktarai pataria jam
pasilseti.

Londonas, lapkr. eek
change Telegraph" gavo tc-
legrama is HaagOs, kad inn
peratOrius Vilhelmas at
maine savO nutarima allan
kyti uzkariauta italu miesta
GOrizia.
Telegrama dar pazymi,
kad daktarai patare impcra-
tOl'iui nevarginti perdaug
saves.
Nors jis neserga, bet dak-
tarai tvirtina, kad imperato-
riui reikalinga daugiau pO-
ilsiO ir maziau keliOniu.
Ypac paskutiniuOse seSiuo-
Sc menesiuOse baisiai nu-
vargO kaizeris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
PRADEJO HOMBARDUO-
TT VOKIEcIQ POZICI-
JAS PRIE4ROULERs.

Londonas, aapkr. s.-Va-
karykstes teegramos nuo
fronto pranesa, kad didzio-
sios anglu al3motos jau 6m6
bOmbarduOti ROulerS.
Haig sake, kad kelios die
nos atgal atsiekti laimeji-
mai neprazudyti. Anglu uz-
puolime Queanto apielink6-
Sc paimta turys vokieGiu
nelaisviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
KERENSKIS OAR
STIPRAS.
Laikinis parlamentas isreis-
ke uzsitikejima jo politikai.

Petrogradas, lapkr. 8. =
Laikinis rusu parlamentas,
Kerenskiui patarius, nutare
"darbuoties ranka rankon
su vyriausybe." ..
w sia rezoliucija balsayo
1913, o prizes balsavo 102; 26
atstovai susilaike nuo balsa-
Vino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
Puse kvortos dukters krau-
jo isgelbejo teva.
Marlboro, Mass, lapkr. 8.

Marlboro, Mass, Iapkr. 8
= Panel6s Edith Cadcll tG-
vas labai pavOjingai susirgo
ir daktarai plipazino, ,kad
tik ileidus bent puse kvor-
tOs svciko zmogaus kraujo
jis gales pagvti. Didziai t6-
va mylinti dukt6 sutiko
duoti savO kraujo. Pasck-
mes buvo kuOgcriausios.
Ncilgai trukus pagijo ir
dukt6 IL tovas, kad vel kuo
gcriausiame sutikime abiem
gyventi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
Baisiausia zmogzudybe.
Detroit, Mich, lapkr. g.

OeCrOlC, M1cn., lapkr. o.
Kuomet vakar, po piet,
Louis de Konick sugrizo is
darbo, savo gricioje pamate
'baisu rcgini. Nuzudyta 10
patti gulejo kraujO klane sa-
lyj 8 mdnesiu vaiko lopSio,
kuris ramiausiai miegOjo:
galva buvo bcvcik visiSkai
atkirsta; kraujo p6dsakai ir
iSvartyti buto baldai rode,
kad miegamame kambaryj
ir virtuv6je ivyko didele ko-
va SUI zmogzudziu. Zmona,
matyt, gin6si SUI Sluota, ku-
rios kotas sulauzytas. Palm
ia 1920 ir revOlveris, kurie
buve paslepti siuvamoje
maSinOje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
KERENSKIS KALTINA
BOLsEvIKUS IS
DAVYSTEJE.
Bulk jie nori atidaryGi from
ta, kad vokieciai uzkariau-
tu visa Russia.
PetrO0radaS. laDkr g

Petrogradas, lapkr. 8. =
Laikiname Rusijos parla-
mente ministeriu pilminin-
kas Kerenskis staciai pasa-
Ike, kad bolsevikai "grasino
atidaryti fronta Vokictijai."
Paskui Kerenskis pras6
parlamento nutarti, ar jis
rems vyriausyb6s zygius W.
kirsti. kelia bolseviku m6gi-
nimui uzgriebti visa civile
ir kariska vafdzia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
KARES PASKOLA NE
PARVIRSIJA 3 MI
LIJARDU.

Washington, lapkr. 7. =
Jau is visu federaliu dis
triktu gautOs atskaitOs apie
antra Laisv6s Paskola, ku-
ri uzsibaige 27 spaIiu. Viska
suvedus i kruva artymiau-
siOje ateityje bus paskelbta
tikros paskolOs pasekm6s.
Kad $3,OOO,OOO,OOO iplauk6
tai n6ra abejon6s, bet mano-
ma, kad $4,000, 100000 ne
parvirsis 81 ahtroji paskOla.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
Medine koja isgelbejo nuo
nuskendimo.

Ashland, Wis, lapkr. T.
30 metq amziaus John Hal
gren ikr'itO nuo tito i upe.
Jis plaukti nemok6jo, bet su
savO medine koja irst6si iki
tol, kol neatvyko pagelba.
Is vandens Halgrena istrau-
Ike gyva, bet puldamas jis
taip smarkiai susitrenkG.
kad neuzilgo po to mir6 Ii
gOnin6je.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
PRIZES ITALUS KARIAU.
IA MILIJONAS KA-
REIVIU.

Rymas, lapkr. SIS We
necijos pranesama, kad i
priesO armija atvyko dar
nauji koriuomenes burial.
Taigi, isviso ju armijoje da-
bar randasi virs 100000
kareiviu = vokieciQ, austrl.
tprku ir bulgaru.
: (Aadai telegramOs buuo paSket-
be, kad Halijos armijoje yra' s.
100000 koreiriQ. "Dr."). r.r
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
NESIGRIEBS GINKLO
PRIZES "SOvIETUS."

Petrogradas, lapkr. 8. =
Vyriausyb6 nutare nesinau-
doti ginkluota jega pries
kareiviu ir darbininku at
stow militariskus komite-
tus, bet paliepe teisiu minis
terijai persekioti tn komi-
tetp narius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
Gal neuzilgo registruoti
laiskai ir Especial del
livery" kastuos 13c.
Washington, lapkr. 8.

Washington, lapkr. 8. =
krasos Dcpaltamcntas ruo-
siasi isleisti 13-ccntinius
krasazenklius dclci rcgi-
struotu ir special delivery
laisku. Kol kas dar bus var
tOJami 12-centiniai krasa-
zenkliai. Ant naujujp zada-
ma atspausti Franklino pa
veikslas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
vOKIEcIU vALDOVAI
TIKRAI PATRIOTISM.
Bavarijos karalius dovanojo
visas savo brangeny-
bes tevynei.

Munichas, lapkr. S.-Sio-.
mis- dienomis Bava1ijos ka-
ralius sud6jo ant t6vynes
aukuro 800 perlus, kurip
vert6 siekia 100000. Del
mantus, rubinus ir kitus
brangus akmenis karalius
jau pirm atidave savo Sales
rcikalams. Tie akmenis bu-
vo apkainuoti $4,000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
Sunaikintas didziausis pa
saulyj gazolino sandelis.

d Washington, lapkr. 8. -
Uzvakar, prie Fairmount,
w. Va, sprogimas sunaikino
HopO gazolininius uzvcdi-
mus, kurie buvo didziausi
pasaulyj. Suv. Valsti.ju fc-
deraliSki agcntai pradtjo
tardyti kas yra tos nclaimes
kaltininkas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on November
8, 1917, as required by the act of
October 6, 1917.
Paryzius, lapkr. 8. = Va
kar yokieciai dare uzpuoli-
mus .Verduno fronte prize
Chaume misko. Kares Sta
bas skelbia, kad priesas at
stumtas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
" Wilsono papeikima $50
bausmes.
Chicago. laDkr. 8.

Chicago, lapkr. 8. = AZ
mctu amziaus vokictis G.
Thulpape viename saliunc
balsiai 6m6 iSrodin6ti, kad
dabaltinis prczidcntas Will
sonas netikes ir kad Suv.
Valstijos pralaimes kare.
" nemok6jima valdyti lie
zuviO teisejas La Buy nu-
baude vokieti $50 ir teismo
iSlaidas.
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ITALAI SUSTOS PRIZE
LIVENZA UPES.
siaur-rytinej Italijoj
paskelbtas kares stovis.

RYMAS, lapkr. g. : Off
cialiai pranesama, kad italai
geroje tvarkoje atsitrauke
nuo Tagliamento upes Xxi
Livenzos. Generolas Cador-
ma isleide paredyma, kad vi
SOS italu 5emes j siaurius ir
i rytus nuo upiu Po ir Min
clio randasi karisku veiksniu
teritorijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
AITRIAUSIEJI SOCIAL
STAI UzVALDE TELE
GRAFA PETROGRADE.
PETROGRADAS, lapkr.

PETROGRADAS, lapkr.
8. = Burys apginkluotu ju-
rininku, vadovaujant boise
viku revoliucijonieriskam
komitetui, uzeme visus Pet,
rogrado TELEGRAPH agenturos
ofisus. iC.'
Taip pat bolseviku val
dzioje ir Marijos palocius,
kur laiko posedzius laikinis
parlamentas.
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LAISVES PASKOLA DA-
We $4,617, ,532, 300.
WASHINGTON, lapkr. 8.
- Pinigyno Departamentas
pranesa, kad antroji Lais-
yes Paskola pasieke $4,617,-
$50, 200.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago. ILL.,. on November
q. 1917. us required by the act of
October 6, 1917.
WASHINGTON, lapkr. 8.
Americas misija j talkinin-
ku kariska konferencija Pa
ryziuje laimingai atvyko
Anglijon,
Misijos vadu yra pulki-
ninkas E. M. House.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08
AMERIKOS zINIOS
Xxi gyvos galvos kalejimas
uz pacios nuzudyma.

Fond Du Lac, Wis, lapkr.
8. = Henry Saibel, kaltina-
mas lz nuzudyma patios
praeito rugpjucio m6ncsyj,
atrastas kaltu IL nuteistas
visam amziui kalejiman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-08

st. Louis, No. lapkr. s.
Nakar 2:O5 val. is ryto, st.
Louise 10 sekundu buvo
Jauciama lengvas zem6s Dire
b6jimas. +
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ANGLAI PAEME
MIESTA.

Londonas, lapkr. SKA
res stabas oficialiai pranc-
sa, kad anglu kariuomene
at6me miesta GAIA, Palesti-
noje.
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True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago. ILL.,, on November
8, 1917, as required by the act of
October G. 1917