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New Britain herald., 1917-09-22
Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast.
 Fruit
 Eggs and Bacon
 Waffles
 Coffee Cream of Corn Soup
 Roast Veal Candied Sweet Potatoes
 Spinach
 Lettuce
 Baked Bananas
 Coffee
 Supper
 Celery Sandwiches
 Cheese
 Cake
 Chocolate Candied Sweet Potatoes--Peel four sweet potatoes and slice lengthways. Steam with a little butter, water, salt and pepper, when tender drain off water pour over the potatoes, one cupful mola asses. Put into a baking dish, place in oven until the molasses candies over the potatoes shredded celery, two tablespoonfuls chopped nuts, and two tableSpoOnfulS chopped olives. Moisten with mayon- naise and spread between slices of buttered brown bread.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-06-29

trail committee for some years he was
made treasurer of the organization.
He was a liberal supporter of the Nor
wegian Lutheran churches, serving on
important boards of the synod as well
as member of the trustees Of Luther
college. He also gave active support
to the building up of Albion academy
after it passed under the management
Of the Lutheran societies. His last Of
fetal act was the signing of the in
corporation of the United Lutheran
churches in st. Paul recently.
The funeral of Mr.. Jensen, held Mon
day afternoon, was more largely at
tended than any similar occasion in Ed
gerton The business places were
closed as mark of respect, and the
country people for miles came to pay
tribute to man they had intimate
business ait, social relations with dur
ing his long and busy career. Though
two services were held from the Nor
wegian church, scarcely half those
present were able to gain admittance
to either of them. Brief services were
conducted at the home by Rev. D. G..
Ristad of Red Wing, Mimi, former
pastor. The first service at the church
in Norwegian was conducted by DR.. H.
G. Stub Of ST. Paul, new president of
United Lutheran churches, and Rev. j.
Nordby of La Crosse, president of the
East Synod district At the later SER
vice in English Rev. j. Linnevold spoke
from an appropriate text, 81 have
fought the good fight: have finished
MY course: | have kept the faith" He
was followed by Rev. j. A. O. Stub Of
Stoughton, who paid tribute to Mr..
Jenson's connection with Albion acad-
envy. Other members of the Norwe-
gian clergy present were Rev. N. G.
Garness of Whitewater, Rev. R. O.
Brandt Of Mcfarland and Rev. J. Hal
version of Rockdale The directors of
the Tobacco Exchange bank acted as
honorary pail bearers and six sons
We're the active bearers.
The tobacco dealers of GAINESVILLE,
Stoughton, Evansville and other pack
ing points were present. A beautiful
floral tribute was sent by the tobacco
dealers of New York
The finest monument any man can
leave for posterity is the memory of a
life filled with good deeds and the love
and respect of the community in which
he lived. This Mr.. Jensen builded for
himself.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-06-29

Our correspondents will please re-
port early next week as the 4th inter-
venes.
Fred Smith, wife and son spent
the week with Mr.. Smiths parents in
Winnebago county.
Everything points to an unusually
quiet 4th in Edgerton this year, there
are but few celebrations and picnics.
Mrs. B. L. Cleary and Mrs JOS
Leary gave one o'clock luncheon at
The Carlton hotel Wednesday in honor
of Mrs. Ullrich.
The annual school meeting will be
held ut the high school auditorium next
Monday evening, July End. 1t is hoped
large attendance will be present
The ladies' society of the Norweg-
ian Lutheran church will meet in the
church Thursday, July 9Th. Members
please bring refreshments for picnic
lunch.
A spirited runaway took place in
tow.4 Tuesday when a team owned by
Clark Pierce of Sumner was frightened
by the train near the Young lumber of
fee and made quick getaway. Mrs.
Kurth, who was in charge, was. thrown
from the wagon but not seriously in
jured. When the rig was recovered
they made another effort to run away
ween headed toward home.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-06-29

Following a decline of several months,
largely due to bronchitis, an affection
of long standing, Andrew Jensen quiet
ly passed away at his home in this city
shortly before O'Clock Friday morning,
June %. Surrounded by his family and
conscious to the last the spark of life
fled apparently without pain,or struggle.
Mr.. Jensen was born in Santsaer,
Norway, June 4, 1843. AS young
man he came to Wisconsin and for
few years raised tobacco on shares on
Albion Prairie. With the small capital
which he saved he commenced buying
tobacco with the late Thos. Hutson in
1874. In 1885 he built the largest
brick warehouse then in the state and
for many years thereafter became one
of the largest packers of Wisconsin to-
bacco. Later his sons were admitted
to the business. When the Tobacco
Exchange bank was organized in Ed
gerton he was chosen its president and
a few years later its cashier as well.
In recent years his time has been de-
voted to building up strong and sue
cessful banking corporation.
On New Y ears, 1877, he was united
in marriage to Miss Hannah Johnson
of this city, from which union nine
children survive, seven sons and two
daughters. They are: J. Alfred, Os-
car j.. Ly liza (Mrs. E. G. Johnson of
Minneapolis), Adolph H., Andrew,
Clara, Clarence, now with the Penn.
N. G., Paul and Gerhard. Two half
sisters, Mrs. Andrew Hoen of this city
and one living in Norway, also survive.
Mr.. Jensen was purely self made
man. Few denied the educational adj
vantages as he when young have devel
oped to greater financial ability. He
was a man of strong convictions, in
domitable courage and the strictest in
tegrity-a combination of qualities that
brought the highest respect of the COM
munity. His lberality in promoting
every enterprise and object for the
good of his home town or for the relief
of the needy was proverbial. He always
maintained an active interest in politics
of the democratic party in whose coun-
ellis he was frequently called. Six
terms he has served as mayor Of his
home city. He was elected pressden-
tial elector in 1892 that named Grover
Cleveland the candidate, and was the
candidate for state treasurer several
times AS member of the state CEN
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-06-29


Little Henry Schmeling was thrown
from truck while on the road to the
lake farm Tuesday, striking upon his
head rendering him unconscious for a
time.
The intimation has reached the Ed
gerton platoon that they may not be
attached to Co. M of the GAINESVILLE
command after all but assigned to some
other unit
j. 0. Arthur and wife and Charles
Arthur and wife departed Monday by
auto for tour of the northern part of
the state and expect to be absent sew
eral weeks.
"A children's day program will be
given at the Stebbinsville church next
Sunday, July lst, at 2:3O p. M, assist
ed by Mr.. Chas. Raymond of Fulton
and a quartet from Stoughton
A special program has been ar
ranged for Sunday evening, July 1st,
at the M E. church for the benefit of
the Red Cross work Besides music
and readings, there will be talk by
Mr.. F. Q. Holt OF the part the Red
Cross will play in the war. The offer
ing will be used ly theYoung Women's
Guild IN purchasing supplies necessary
to the performance of its duties as a
branch of the Red Cross. Everyone
welcome.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-06-29

ing at the Great Lakes naval station,
.aas also home for an over Sunday visit.
Emil Yahnke, aged twenty-three,
unmarried, who resided with his par
ents at Sandy Sink, three miles west of
Milton Junction, was instantly killed by
a bolt of lightning shortly after five
O'Clock Saturday morning when he
went to the pasture to drive the cows
up for the morning milking. A brother
who went in search for him found his
body lying face downward in a ditch.
While his clothes were not burned, his
entire body was discolored and almost
every color of the rainbow being dis
played.
Among those from out of town who
attended the funeral of Andrew Jensen
on Monday were Chairman Otto La
Budde and Secretary J. S. Guidice of
the democratic state central commit
tee; Olof |. Rove, Mr.. Mcpherson of
the Wisconsin National bank, Milwau-
kee; Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wilt, Mrs. j.
A. Johnson, Nordahl and Miss Name
Gunderson of Chicago; Osmond Gun
derson and his daughter. Mrs. Lund, of
,loit; Judge Fifeld, Oscar Nelson and
IN Peterson and family of GAINESVILLE;
John Grinde and Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
HeddIes of Madison.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
True translation filed with the post
mastert at Chicago, 1lls ,on December
6, 1917, as required by the act Of
October 6, 1917. EF w. 1885
voKIEcIAI NUsKAND1.
NO PAsAzIERIN4
LAVA "A ffs #
su laivu zuvo 80 zmoniu.

Londonas, grs35. Vo-
kiecciq nardancioji la1ve su-
torpedavo ir tnsshandino
Britanijos garlaivi 'Apapa.
80. zmoniq, pasazieriQ ir lai-
vo igulos nuskendo arba
buvo nuzudyti : soviniais,
saudomais nuo nardaneios
laives. Isgelbeta 12O pasa-
zieriu is igulos.
Liudininkai, savo akimis
maeiusieji, pasakoja, kad
vokieciai salde i pagelbines
valtis, i kufias buvo sulipe
zmones, talp ku1ip buve
moteriu SUI yaikais.
Garlaivis '"Apapa" ture-
jo 1882 tonu intilpimo, pa
statytas Glasgowe 1914 m.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
JAPONIJOS- IS. V. PRE-,
KYBA DIDEJA. 4
Eksportas pasidvigubino;
importas pasitrigubino.

Tokyo, gr. g. Japonijos
zymiausias. laikrastis "Ho-
chi =Shinbun9 pazymi fax
ta, kad Japonijos prekisl
eksportas i Suv. Valstijas
pasidvigubino, gi importas
pasitrigubino pradejus
1914 metals, aciu ekonomi-
nei abieju saliu sutarciai,
ypac Kinijos zvilgsniu.
Tasai laikraStis pakelia
sumanyma, kad reikia istei-
gti amerikoniska- a-japoniska
banka. Sake, toksai :bankas
butu svarbus abiem salin
faktoras ekonominiu zvilg-
sniu. (
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
TEUTONAMS TEKO
ITALQ PoZ1CIJos.

Berlynas, gr. s. -Austrp-
-vokieciu kariuomen6 vakar
paeme nuo italy kelias aug
stumose Setti Comrruni
pozicijas, Siaurinej Italijoj,
anot vokieeiq kares oflso
paskelbimo. -
Pranesimas taip skamba:
"Fieldmarsalo Conrad Won
Hoetzendorf armija paeme
nuo italu kelias :augstlln'o-
Sc tSettit ,Communi pozici-
JAS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
INTERNUOS LENINO
PRIEsININKUs.
Kan jie pasirase po mani
festu prizes Lenina.

Londonas, gr. 6. = Revo-
liucionieriQ militarinis ko-
mitetas Petrograde, anot
Reutero depesos is rusu So
stines, EpaFede Kronstadte
internuoti: visus tuos, katrie
pasiraSe po manifesto, iSlei-
stu sekmadieni laikinos Wy
riausybes vardu.
PasiraSusieji po mantle
stu visi apleido Petrograda
ir bolsevikai kol-kas nezino:
kane jie apsivercia.
Gen. Kornilov, buves Wy
riausias rusq armiju vadas,
kurs pabego is po bolsevikll
sargybos Mogileve, anot Il
niu is Petrogrado i "Daily
MAIL" pirmadieni buvo ma
-c,1as Orsoje, Siauriuose
nuo Mogilevo.
Gen. Kornilovui draugau-
ia 400 kaukazieciu kareiviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
PLESIKAI UzPUOLE
BANKA.
Paeme $4,000 ir nuvaziavo.

Chicagoje plesikai iSnau-
jo isidrasino. Vakar $50 ry-
te penki ginkluoti piktada-
rial uzpuole banka "Stock-
mems Trust & Savings
Bank" 5425 South Halsted
gat.
Plesikai buvo be kaukiY.
Kiekvienas rankose turejo
po du revolveriu.
Tuo metu. bankos darbi-
ninkai vos tik tebuvo susi-
rinke. Banke jau buvo il
banko prezidentas su ka-
sierirlm.
PleSikai Situos virsinin-
kus SUI kitais darbininkais
sugine j uzpakali, pagrobe
banknotais ir smulkiais pi-
nigais apie $4,000 ir iSsi-
neSdino laukan.
Lauke netolies banko pie
Sikq lauke juodas didelis
automobilius. jim plesikai
sulipo, soferis automobilill
.pasuko i 81 gatve, i vaka-
rus, ir pranyko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
INDUOTA KARES BI-
LIUS PRIZES AUSTRIA.
Senatas reikalauja kares
Turkijai ir Bulgarijai.

Washington, gr. 5. - ze-
mesniojo kongreso buto uz-
sieniu reikalQ kOmiteto pir-
mininkas Flood induOs bu-
tut pagamintq rezoliucija,
formaliai paskelbianti kare
Austrijai- -Vengrijai, kaip
veik Siandie po pietQ butas
susitvarkys.
Rezoliucijoje pasakyta
kad dvylip6 monarchija vi
sas laikas parod6 savo prize
lankuma Vokietijai visuOsc
kares zygiuose, kaipir negai
lestingQjame nardancip lai-
viu veikime. Be to Austri-
ja-Vengrija, Vokietijos We
DANA, veikia prizes Suv.
Valstijas ne tik sauszemy-
.je, bet ir jurese.
Stovis senate tue reikalu
yra geresnis. Tenai yra di-
dziuma nariQ, 'stovinciQ w
neatlaidu kar6s vedimq. Jie
mano, kad PREF. Wilsonas
persiskaites pasiulydamas,
kad Turkijos SUI Bulgaria.
st0vis neatmainOmas.
Daugelis senate lydeliQ,
republikonQ kaip il demo-
kratu - katrie labiaus pa
geidauja paskelbti kare
,TTurkijai ir Bulgarijai, ne
gu .Austrijai.
Net senatorius Martin is
Virginia, didziumos lyderis,
kurs be jokio klausimo Vi
suomet paremia prezidento
sumanyma, reikalauja ka-
res prizes Turkija ir Bulga-
RIA. Jis tvirtina, kad tik
vienos arm6nq skerdynes
turetq suzadinti Amerikq
prizes Turkija. Be to, tuomet
pa6ioj Amefikoj sumazetll
skaitlius ivairiausios rQsies
snipQ.
"N6ra klausimo, kaip vel
kiai kongresas praves kares
rezoliucija prizes Austrija,' y
pasak6 senatorius Stone.
"As bent manau, kad sveti-
mQ reikalu komitetas pasiu-
lys kare paskelbti prizes vi
sas Sails, susijungusias su
Vokietija." - .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
SUGRAzINO AMERIKAI
PINIGUS.

Washington, gr. 6. = Ru-
sijos ambasadorius sios sa-
lies pinigynui sugrazino
perlaida 5 milijonq dolieriE,
katrie buvo skiriami Rumu-
nijai.
Rusijos ambasada isaiski-
no, jogei tu pinigp jokiu bu-
du negalina pakeisti ru-
bliafs rusl valstybes bankc
Petrograde.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
SUTRAUKIA DAUG KA-
RIUOMENES PRIZES
IS, ITALUS. v1,aE-.
Italijos Armiju Stovykla

+. Italijos Armiju Stovykla
siaurinej Italijoj, gr. 5. -
Anot gautp zinip, Asiago
fronte vokieciai ir austrai
sutraukia galybes kariuo-
menes ir armotu. Reiskia,
kad jie ruosiasi .ofensyvon
prizes italus. Asiago fronte,
kick suzinota, austrai-vo-
kieeeiai turi deSimti diviziju.
Vokieeiu divizijoje skai-
toma 10000 $4,000 zmonip.
Vietomis teutonai jau
pradejo bombarduoti italp
apsiginimo linijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
KAREIVIAI SIUNCIA
NAMO DOVANAS.
Su Amerikoniska Armiia

Su Amerikoniska Armija
Prancuzijoje, gr. 6. = Anne
rikoniski kareiviai jau ap-
turi pundelius su Kaledll
dovanomis is manu-. Gauta
leidimas kareiviams per
pasta sipsti namo dovanas.
Ne kokios ten bus dovanos
is Prancuzijos, kadangi ka-
revival nepasickia didesnip
miestu ir nieko negali nusi-
pirkti. Teciau visgi bus do
vanos ir brangintinos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
2 KAREIVIAI UzMUSTA
IR II SUzEISTA.


Washington, gr. s. Gen.
Pershing siandie pranese
kares departamentui pa
vardes dvieju amerikoniSklll
kareiviu uzmustu Prancuzi-
joje, 7 sunkiai If 4 lengviau
suzeistu.
Susiremimas su priesinin;-
ku ivykes tarp lapk1ieio II
If II d. Smulkmenos ne
paduodamos. l9 /
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
TEUTONAI, PAEME
AMERIKoNUS

Paryzius, gr. 5.S Sian
die eia gauta zinios, kad
Cambria fronte teutonai pa
eme nelaisven ir annerikonq.
Kad amerikonai su an
glais bendrai veike prizes vo-
kieeius, yra zinoma. Taip-
pat yra zinoma, kad ,ju kick
ir nelaisyen pateko. Bet
nera zinoma, ar amerakonq
kick zuvo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
Nu;sizzi / IL Jude lie':tu e 4
Wis socialists h.
BuYo uolus socialist4 laik-
+. raSGi4 platintojas H.

CICERO ILL.,, gruodzo g. : Vakar 10 VAL ryte
cona po 1434 So 49th Court nusizude socalistas
Antanas Gustautas.
Paleido save dvi is revolverio kulipki: vena pill
van, hta galvon Atvykusi polcija dar RADIO j gyva
Bet bevezant pavieto ligonine mire.
Gustautas buvo uolus socialistas. Bet dar uoesnis
"Naujienu" ir "Lasves' platintoas ir skaitytojas.
Ape tai bus placau "Drauge" parasyta. M
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
NORVEGIJOS NUOSTO-
LIAI LAIVUOSE.

Londonas, gr. 6. = Lap
krityje Norvegija neteko 13
savo laivq, kuriuos nuskan-
dino vokieciai. Be to SUI tais
laivais zuvo Al zmogus.
Abelnas tQ visp nuskan-
dintu laivq intilpimas isne-
sa 1902 tonu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
VOKIEGIAI TAISOsI
CAMBRIA FRONTE.

Depesos is vakarq kares
fronto tvirtina, kad sosto
ipedinis Rupprecht sutrau-
kias kariuomene Cambrai
frontan pries anglu linija
naujam uzpuolimui.
!, Anglp lakunai pranesa,
kad uzpakalyje vokiecip Ii
niip sugabenan1a daug ka-
ireiviu If armotu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
JERUZALE - ANGLU
MALONEJE.

Washington, gr. 5.-Gau-
ia zinia, kad Jer1zalemas
siandie atsirades anglu ma
loneje. Generolo Allenby
kariuomene pasirengusi in
eiti miestan. Del strateginiQ
zv;lgsniu anglai tue tarpu
prizes turkus veikia aplink
Jaffa. e.. .....
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06

vakar pranese, kad ateinan-
eiais metals kiaulienos pro-
dukcija sioj salyj lures but
padidinta Is nuos. sitai yra
reikalinga sayo saliai ir IS
siuntimui i uzsienius.
! Tuo tikslu kreipiamasi j
farmerius, kad Site padi-
dintu kiaulienos produkcija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
NUMUSTA 8 VOKIECIU
LAKUNAI.

Paryzius, gr. 5. = Praei-
ia pirmadieni numusta 8-ni
vokieGiq lakstytuvai. Tai at
liko prancuzu lakunai, anot
oficialio pranesimo.
Artilerija smarkiai veikia
Verduno fronte, rytuose
nuo Meuse.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06

niQ, kad veikiai prisieisia
moketi Is centu kvortai.
Ekspertai tvirtina, kad
farmeriams ka1viq uzlaiky-
mas brangiai atsieinas.
Farmeriai, zinomas daik-
tas, negali atsidziaugti to
kiais e4zspertais.
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ANGLQ FRoNTE VEL
KIA ARTILERIJA.

Londonas, gr. 5. - AnglQ
fronte veikia artilerija is
abieju pusiq. Nieko svar-
baus nera pranesti, anot
oficialio paskelbimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06
PRIZE APKAsV NAUDo-
JAMos MOTERIs.
Nepaklusnias moteris vo-
kieciai baudzia.

Haaga, Olandija, gr. 5. =
Pabegusieji is vokieciu ne
laisves deportuoti belgai pa
sakoja, kad Flandrijoje vo-
lzieciai prize visokill darblI
llares lauke pristato ne till-
tai belgus vyrus, bet mote
ris il vaikus. Moterls: yra
|suorganizuotos i brigadas
militarineje pfieziuroje il
pristatytos taisyti kelius,
prikrauti ir iskrauti traulSi-
niu vagonus, valyti griuve-
sius manu-, kuriuos talkinin-
kq lakunai apgriauna, dir
bti lakstytuvu istaigose ir
apkasuose.
Bernaiciai IL ir 13 met1l
pagrobiami is manu- ir pri-
statomi prie visokiu darby
uzpakalyj musip linijp mi
litarineje prieziuroje. Sex
madieniais jiems liepiama
eiti namo, jei jie prizada bu-
ii paklusniais.
Baudziamos brigados del
moteriu.
Katros moteris atsisako
dirbti, tos paimatnos ta1p
vadinamas, baudziamas bri-
gadas, kur jq likimas yra
tiesiog apverktinas. Jos ne
leidziamos nei namo.
Vyrai dazniausiai prista-
toni prie darby labai pavo-
;jingose vietose. Belgai daz-
mai pristatomi sergeti kasi-
mo maSinas naktimis Bru-
ges uosto apylinkese. Vo-
kieciams kareiviams tasai
nakties darbas (sargyba)
pavojingas, kadangi tas vie
tas talkininku lakunai uz-
puldineja.
Sitas darbas civilians bel
cams kartais esti tikras is
ganymas, mes pasitaiko pro-
ga pabegti is tos baudzia-
vos. Viena nakti iris belgai
susedo valtin ir pab6go. i
Olandijos pakraseius.
Belgai pabegeliai pasako-.
ia, kad netoi' Roulers, ma
Fam miestelyj Isegem, yra
daug nauju vokieciu karei-
viu, atgabentu is Rusijos'
fronto.
Vienas tp naujq kareiviQ
karta paklause senos mote
riskes belges, kuri .buvo IS
tre1nta is Roulers:
"Kiek laiko palma nueiti
is Roulers i Ypres?"
"Tas priklauso nuo to,
atsake senele vokieGiui, Gar
keliaujama kares ar taikos
laiku:''
"Ka tas reiskia?" ";paklau-
sc indomiai kareivis. a
"Tas," atsake moteriske,1
"taikos metu ia kelione at
IIiekama j keturias yalandas.
Bet jus, vokieeiai,. keliauja-
te trejjis metus ir Wis dar ne
galite pasiekti Ypres."
-r11FAhAr TfkTT
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-12-06

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL. on December.
6, 1917, as required by the act of
October 6, 1917. = -:ttt",'
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6, 1917, as required by the act OF
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100000 NAUJV SVE-
TIMzEMIU PRIZE
sININKU.
Paskelbus kare Austrijai,
jos visi pavaldiniai bu-
tu priesininkai.
Washington, or. 5. - &C.

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neralis prokuroras Gregory
vakar praneSe, jogei jis prize
pravesto apie svetimzemius
prieSininkus istatymo dawes
srmanymQ prideti priedQ II
apie svetimzemes prieSinln-
kos moteris prad6jus "A me-
tn amziaus.
Mes iSskyrus is to istaty-
mo moteris, tas zymiai pa
kenkia jo pravedimui If pill
dymui.
Ga gyvena 100000 austrq.
Teisip departamento val
dininkai, pasiremiant prezi-
dento Wilsono kOngresul
praneSimu, kuriuomi parel-
kalauta paskelbti kare Aus
trijai, pazymejo, kad su ka-
res paskelbimu Sioj SalyJ
badid6s 100000 skaitlius
svetimzemiu prieSininkQ.
Priskaitant gi prize Sitq Vo-
kietijos pavaldinius, svetim-
zemiQ prieSininku skaitliuS
pasieks 100000 asmenQ.
Jei kongresas seks prezi-
dento patarima ir praves
Simto metu sena statute de-
finicija apie svetimzemius
prieSininkus, be Sito prize to
priskaitys ir moteris, tuo-
met jp skaitlius sieks $780,
900 is abieju centrally val
stybiu. Jie visi tuomet tu-
res patekti po svetimzeml1l
priesininkQ istatymu.
Vengrai, roatai, slavo-
kai ir cekai, sulyg valstybts
departamento nurodymQ,
rasi, jie bus isimti is tarpo
svetimzemiu priesininku,
kadangi jie yra priestariau-
jantieji Austrijos Tyriausy-
bel. simtai tukstancip Stu
zmoniQ dirba prize. angllQQ,
aelezies, plieno ir ktose ka-
res industrijose.
WiIsonas kontroliuos.
Paskirstymas tu draugiS-
XII svetimzemiu "prieSinin-
ku," k1rie technika,lai yra
Austrijos pavaldiniai, bus
Bavestas kongresui. Valsty-
%bes ir teisip departamentu
prisid6s prize to istatymo
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Wilson's kontroliuos.
PIENAs PHARMACISTS.

Chicagoje pieno kvortal
dabar mokama 12e. 4fa III
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LAUKlAMA KARES PA
SKELBIMO AUSTRlJAl
Paddles skait|iuS. SvetinlzemiI
prieSininkQ
TAISOSl TEuTONAI Prizes TALkININKUS

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