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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-04-05
FRIED CELERY.

Select solid, white pieces of celery
cut them in pieces four inches
long. wash them, and dry them
with cheese cloth, dust with salt,
dip them in egg, roll i'm bread
crumbs, and fry in deep, hot fat
until crisp and brown, about a
minute.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-04-05
Rird club
= Notes

To join our Club, sign your nam
and address to the coupon below
and send to Mrs. W. j. Lancelot.
Journal, Extra, Iowa. Or copy the
pledge and sign it. 1t will cost
you nothing but the postage.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-04-05
APRIL is COMING.

Oh the wondrous clouds of April
That come from southern lands;
They are sailing, sailing, sailing
through the sky;
And they bear the April fairies,
Who have filled their busy hands
With the joys the wcrld will well
come by and by.
The FAIRIES of the cloudland,
A happy band they are,
For they're teaching, teaching teach
ing birds to sing
And they're building all the rain
bows
That will CLEAN for us affair,
Above the buds and blossoms of the
spring.
They told tale this morning
That thrilled me through and
through;
They are telling, telling telling OF
the day J.;
When the clouds that come a-sail-
ing
Across the skies OF blue
Will bring the April magic IN it's
way.
j c. Minot.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-04-05

they filed out OF the schoolhouse.
NO." replied Dud, with shining
eyes,, .'but I'd lot rather be an
American.
Youths Companion.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-04-05
Cut Here.
COUPON

Pledge: | desire to become a
member of the Liberty Bell Bird
Club, and promise to study and
protect all song and insectiverous
birds, and do what l can for this
Club.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-04-05

Last year we saw no more OF
the ehickadees after the first warm
days Of spring, but this year they
sill visit our feeding shelf. We
are hoping they will stay with US
1hls summer.
We are glad to learn that many
OF Our boys and girls have pre-
pared boxes and houses to put up
for the birds. Some have them ak-
ready Up.
Don't delay In putting up your
nesting places for the birds. They
are coming every day. and unless
they find homes with US many
WILL continue their journey north.
We need all the birds we can per-
suade TO stay with US.
& y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
PEACECENTENARY
FOUGHT BY KAISER
Berlin Financed Irish Amer
lean Plot in 1909, Presi-
dent Is Informed
AIMED BLOW AT ENGLAND
Propaganda Spread to Prevent
Close Relationship With
the United States
wAsIitNGTON. oct is.

WASHINOfItfN. Otl -.
frish-American nropaganda IN the United
States as early as 1893, TO combat inc
movement for celebration Of one hundred
wears of peace between America ana Great
Britain~was financed by Germany Ffesl-
dcut Wilson has learned from leaders III
the centanary celebration.
John A. stewart Of New York. chairman
Of the American branch of the centenary
committee. who recently called at the Whlts
House with ~. S Perris, of London
leader in the British phase of the move
rnsnt brought evidence that within nv
,Veels after announcement OF the centenary
plans. early in 1909. German and lrish-
ArericaR interests i'm the United states
formed a number OF associations ana
league to foster interest in German
affairs.
Most OF these organizations, Mr.. stewart
Informed the President soon oecaho
merged with the American Truth society
N,nose president jeremiah OT.Cary. WIS
mentioned in the secret message TO count
Won Berustorm from the German Govern
nsent disclosed by Secretary Lansing.
one of the activities of the orgauiza-
fions was TO erect elaborate monuments
over the Eravcs .of prominent Germau-
Americans and to give publicity to historic
roles PLAYED by Germans in the tinted
States. Development OF the British -Anert-
ran peace centenary movement was COM
bsted by the German propa gandists IN a
lnultitudc OF WAYS. extending even TO lObhN-
ing AGAINST bills IN State Legislatures 10
promote success Of the centenary cetebra
zion planned for 1914 and disarranged by
the war.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
WHY MONEY Is NEEDED,
LIBERTY LOAN LESSON
School Children Told Today of
Country's Military and
Naval Demands

"why Money Is Needed for War" is the
subject of today's Liberty loan talk in the
public schools. The text is as follows:
In wariimes Governments need vast
sums of money to meet the extraordinary
expenses Of military and naval opera
tioils. In ordinary times of peace each
man is expected 20 earn his own livelihood
and to support his own family. His in
come is devoted to furnishing his fam
fly and himself with food. clothing.
suitable home and reasonable recreation.
II he is at all thrifty. he saves some
thing for a rainy day" or for the cdu-
cation of his children, or for his old age.
But when over a million men are taken
from their ordinary occupations and put
into the army and navy. it is the duty OF
the Government To provide for them. The
Government must furnish comfortable
uniforms. wholesome diet and adequate
projection from the weather. And it
must furnish the best grades OF all these
things. Cheap grades of shoes and cloth
ing which might be satisfactory for the
Ordinary citizens life will last hut
few days or weeks in the strenuous life
of the army or navy; cheap foods which
might furnish sufficient nourishment for
us in our peaceful work do not give
enough vital force to meet the great ac-
tivities and hardships of the men in the
service
The Government. too must make pro-
vision. where necessary, for the families
or dependents Of soldiers il must pay
the men a wage--uot for fighting-hut I'm
order that they may have extra comforts.
aud their families may not want. 1t
should insure their lives and health, 50
that Il they are disabled or killed a pay
mept can be given to their families.
The men i'm the service must be prop
erly and deliberately equipped. Fight
ing machines of all kinds must be pre-
pared for them. BattleshipS, submarines,
destroyers transports, airplaneS, automo-
bile trucks rifles, machine guns, arti-
lery and thousands Of articles rarely
used in times of peace must be furnished
the men.
Factories for the production of many
of these things must be constructed out Of
factories producing things for times of
peace. Millions of men must be paid to
make articles for the use OF the men in
the service. no one could use such things
in ordinary times and hence the Govern
ment must contract with manufacturers
and .workmen to deliver goods which no
one but the Government needs.
II you read over these paragraphs care
fully you viii realize how enormously the
Governments expenditures increase in
wartime Not only must the men in the
service and their families be provided
for. but also an industrial army many
times larger than the army of fighters
must be kept at work producing all the
variety of accoutrements ammunition and
weapons of destruction used in modern
warfare. For every man entered in the
army and navy the Government will eN-
pend in the first year of the war nearly
$4,000, or a total of over 100000, ,000,-
600
We shall see tomorrow how our Gov
etnrnant eNnects Ia Obtafn This enOrnOus
sum of money.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
TRANSFER DELAY
AT CAMP HANCOCK
Moving of Dismembered
Regiments and Effects De-
layed by paper Work"
2STH TO BE AUGMENTED
Intimation Made That Division
VIII Be Increased by 1000
National Army Men

CAMP HANCOCK, Augusta, "a, oct. ls.
The transfer Of personnel and equlpment
OF the dismembercd regiments Of the Twen-
ty-eighth Division will he delayed several
days until paper work. relative TO the
Third Regiment can be done.
The Third win occupy the place in the re-
organization scheme made vacant by the
preservation Of the Eighteenth The hNe
dismembered regiments OF the division are
now the Third, Fourth, Sixth, Eighth and
Thirteenth while the infantry arm OF the
division is made up of four regiments--the
First, Tenth Sixteenth and Eighteenth. The
Eighteenth will in all probability assume
the designation bestowed upon the Third,
namely. that Of the lO9th Infantry. " not,
the members will in all probability be
moved MP and the regiments numbered as
they come numerically
The Twenty-eighth Division is to be aug
mented by the addition of 1000 National
Army men. Iutimation of this was received
yesterday in orders from the War Depart
ment. The men will be sent from Camp
Meade. and will in all probability be selec-
tive service men from PENNSYLVANIA. They
will he sent to camp Hancock Immediately.
The order Of the War Department also
specified that il the thousand men were not
sufficient to- nj all the gaps, strong recruit
ing parties should be sent out. In report
submitted to the War Department week
or so ago, il was specified that 1900 Ma
tiunal Army men were wanted to bring tho
division to fun strength. According to this
report, when the thousand men arrive the
division viii still he 1900 shy,
Ninety officers of the Reserve Corps ar
rived at Camp Hancock yesterday. The
officers who have been sent here from a
National Army cantonmeut will be given
nlaccs in the Twenty eighth Division as far
as possible II Is thought, however, that
few additional officers will be needed, as,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
PROFESSOR BROWNS FUNERAL
Eminent Scholars. Will Be Pallbearers
at Ceremonies This Afternoon

Eminent scholars will be palbcmcrs ~
the funeral Of Professtr Amos J., Brown.
who died Tuesday at Atlantic city. The
funeral will be conducted in St. Lul,r's Epis-
copal 'Church. Germantown avenue near
Coulter street. by the rector, the Rev. Sam
ueI Upjohn. at 3 O'Clock this afternoon Bur
ial viii be i'm the Churchyard. pallbearcrs
will be:
For the University Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Provost Edgar r. smith, Vice Provost Io-
siah ". Penniman, Dean Arthur II. quinn.
Dean John Frazer, br. Frcderick Ehrcu-
field, DIR. owen l.. Shinu, Dr Walter T.
Taggart, Dr j. Percy Moore. doctor Travis
and Dr, II. Z. McCutcheou, JI.: for the
American Philosophical Society Dr. Arthur
Goodspeed DR., Harry Keller and IN T.
Minis Hays; for the Academy of Natural
sciences. pr Wilmer stone and pr II. \.
Fillshury; fer the ASsayerS and Miners
Association. j. Henson knight Abraham
Eastwck, William -. Wcickel and Percy
McGeorge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
boa Runs Wild and Bltes BAY

~ XgINIELAsNp, n ~ Oct ..ts is.5A Ss aSs rs9 rSif
a dozen other doEs, creating consternatlon
among the farmers At the home OF II, a.
bit young son Ave times. DR.. J. =. Halssy
and Carleton pursued the animal and killed
II. The head has been sent TO the state
laboratory for analysis,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
Statesmen IN coNyENr,..
Big Advertising Campaign pl,,..
william S. Scull Como.-..' '''d

Plans for big advsrtlsIns o.,
being made at the first convsn,.psi I.
sales department OF the wnils " n
Company ceftee roasters ana in scu1
Camden, which opened today AZ ai'p%Vsls1 %1 \
Adslphla. - ue H,h
Fifty delegates, representa-, ~
States, are attending the twc,a.. ..nlrsyfoss
ton, All Of the delegates ars congu.
Of the company. which Is one ~ .ssalelns
OF its kind, with record Of ,.iI,, ,ae sli,a
the coffee, tea and spice buslnssS, sean d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
Autumn Salon
In our Salesreem, Day and Evening. at
144 North Broad Street

CADILLAC enclosed bodies typical Of the highcIass
workmanship and skill which characterize all Cadillac
~ effort.
The bodies are substantially constructed Rubber bumpers
soften the closing of the doors and prevent rac
Doors and windows weathergh and waterproof Win
dows including the center partition windows in the Lmou
Slncs have tafeta silk curtains, on rollers.
The uphelsterins Material
is of the highest grade 1t is known mohar velvet which
technically, velvet made from the fleece of the Angora
and possesses considerably body than regular velvet
This material in striped patterns laid in French plats
the seat cushions and backs and the lower side quarters
below the The upper work. ceilings and doors
trimmed in plain and unpaed velvet of the color
the lighter background of the striped material aordng
very rich and pleasing contrast in tone
The construction of the cushions and the back cushions
affords restfu support the body You sink do10n into the
cushions rather than merely sit on them.
The Built-r Motor Dctosraph
is installed in the chaueured BY means of this new
Cadillac feature one may speak in normal tone from any
of the passenger and be distinctly heard
by the chauffeur and there danger of the chauffeur
overhearing personal conversation, The Dicograph is
much superior to the old type of tube trsnsmittcr Ali
have
The fitting Headlight Reflector
operated from the drivers by of small lever
under the steering Wheel which the reectors and
defects the light rays the ground about thirty feet ahead
when meeting other cars
The luxury enhanced intensified by the velvey riding
qualities created by the Cadillac eightcyndcr engine in
chassis where scientific design and standards of
have been brought to the highest plane of development
Acra survey of this exhibition it easy understand why
Cadillac owners are satisfied motorists
Automobile Sales Corporation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
Marines Guests at Football Game

oflesrs Of the war Emergency Unit and
500 marines from the navy yard will bo
the guests of the University OF Pennsyl-
Vania ut the Psnn-Swarthmore football
game on Franklin Field tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12

with the 600 officers OF the ydivihlon end zoo
reserve officers sent here several weeks ag0,
there are more than thousand officers TOT
the division. This IL understood to be more
than necessary to officer the division.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12

otic airs and American rartlr. .'''
snss s.Ss j0insa IN singing some q ss'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-20
VOKIETIJA PASKEBE
NAUJA KARES
PASKOLA.
Tai yra septintoji vidujine
paskola.

Paryzius, rugs. 20. = Va
kar VOkietijos vyriausyb6
paskelbe nauja 7-ta viduji-
ne kares paskOla. Xxi pasta
rosios paskolos vokicGi,l
parlamentas leido vy1iausy-
bel pavartoti kares vedimul
"a milijardus markiu (apic
23,5OO, 100000 dol.). Praci-
tomis SeSiOmis paskolomis
surinkta tiktai 81 miliiar-
das markiu. Taigi pasirode
33 milijardai markiu def
cito. Tuo tarpu kares iSlai-
dos Wis dideja. Dabar meme
siui isleidziama 3 miliiardai
markiu.
BE slto VOkietijai yra rel
kalinga tureti metams dar
xiii 8 milijardai markiu.
Sitais reikia apmoketi nuo-
simtis uz paskolas, Selpti
zuvusiu kareiviu Seimynas
IL paGius paliegusius karci-
vius IL pagaliaus remit at
galvinima Prusijos, kuria
kares pradzioje 1usai sulnai-
kinO.
Gyventojus apkrauti nau-
Jomis mOkestimis = negali-
ma. Nes-i1-'4 4aip jie jau APP
krauti.
Tuo tarpu Vokietiio.s
markes kursas visai suma-
zejo. Sveicarijoje 'vokiSka
marke pilnD, kares kainavo
"A amerikoniskus centus.
Siandie tik 12c.
Septintoji paskola tests
ligi spaliu Is d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-20
Tx prizes Ka|edas stosia
mu$iQ |inijon
S.V. PAINS SAVO Nu0z|URON VISUS lAIVUS
Busia patihnta 8 mi|ijonai uzsiregistravusiu vyru
KARES TIKSLAMS BUS
PANAUDOTA VISI
LAVAL.
Atlantic Sity, N. j., rugs

Atlantic Sity, N. j., rugs.
20. - Suv. Valstiju preky-
bos laivyno tarybos pirmi-
ninkas Stevens cionai Pre-
kybOs ButO kares konvenci-
joje kalbedamas pazymejo,
kad j sekancius SeSis meme
sius vyliausybe kares reika-
lams paimsianti visus lai-
vus, kokie tik yra Suv. Val
stijose.
Su ateinanGiu pavasariu
Suv. Valstijos prades smar-
kQ veikima kareje. Tatai
bus reikalinga po ranka tu-
reti daugybe laivu. Kuomet
PrancuzijOje amerikoniSkos
armijos skaitlius paddles,
tuomet prisieis i ten gaben-
ii daugiaus maisto, ginklu,
amunlciJos IL visoKios kares
medziagos.
Tuo tikslu vyriausybe i,ir
DaimSianti Savo n,,ox;,,..~,
vlsus lig vieno privatinins
laivus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-20
PERTRAUKIA SANTI-
KIUS SU VOKIETIJA.
BUENOS AIRES, rugs.
20. - Vakar Argentinos Sc
natas % balsais prizes viena
nusprende pertraukti diplo-
matinius santikius su w.
kietija. Po santikiu pertrau-
kimo daznai ima sekti kare.

Argentinos su Vokietiia
nesutikimai prasidejo ba-
landziO IA d., Simet, kuomet
galutinai buvo susekta, kad
vokieciu nardancioji laiv6
nuskandinO ArgentinOs gar
laivi "Monte Protegido."
w tai Argentina pareika-
lavo atlyginimo. Vokietija
pasizadejo ne tik atlyginti,
bet dar ateityje nepaliesti
Argentinos laivQ. Tuom Wis
kas turejo ir pasibaigti.
Bet vokieciu pasiuntinys
Argentinoje privire naujos
koses siuntinedamas Berly-
nan sfaptas kablegramas.
Argentina dabar pritruko
kantrybes il, stai matome to
visa pasekmes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-20
MAUI KATALIKISKI
VYSKUPAI.

{ Washington, rugs. 20. -
Sventojo T6vo delegates,
antvyskupis Bonzano, pa
skelbe nominacija dviejll
nauju vyskupQ Suv. Valsti
jose.
Kun. j. Henry Then *
Lincoln, Nebr., paskirtas
vyskupu Denver dioccziio-
je.
Kun. j. j. Cantwell is San
Francisco - vyskupu Los
Angeles diocezijojc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-20
ANGLAI OUTSTANDING
4. .NARDANCIAS LAIVES.
Copenhagen, rugs. 20.

Copenhagen, rugs. 20. -
Anglijos kar6s LAVAL Siau-
11nese jurese nuskandino
dvi vokieciu nardanti laivi.
3 vokieciai paimta nelais-
ven.
Nienas ginkluOtas anglu
garlaivis be to nuskandino
dar kita nardancia laivf.
kctvirta nardancia laive
cuskandino Anglijos skrai-
duolis.
Visa tai ivyko tomis die
nomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-20
VOKIECIAI APIE TAIL
KININKQ UzPUOLIMA.

Berlynas, rugs. 20. - Vo-
klcciai oficialiai prancSa,
kad praeita sekmadicni tai
kininku lakunai buvo uz-
puole kcliolika Vokicti.jos
micstu Wuerttcmbergi.jo.i,
RENO Prusijoj IL Alzase.
Bombas pamet6 micstuosc
Stuttgart, Tuebingcn, Frcu-
dcnstadt, OberndOlf, St.
lngbert, Saarbinecken, Col
mar IL kituOse.
\ Arti Stuttgart lcngvai pa
zelStaS vienas kareivis.
Freudenstadt IL COlmare
namuose padaryta nuosto-
liai.
kltur JOklu nulOStOllu ne
padare pamestOs bOmbos.
ZmOnes nenukent6jo. IRIS
talklninkU lakstytuvai nu-
muSta.
Talkininkai savo keliu
apie ta uzpuolima kitaip bu-
vo praneSe. Jie sake, kad la
kunai pamete apie 10000
svaru sprogstancios me-
dziagOs. Stuttgarte pames-
tomis bOmbomis paliesta ka-
zarmes IL dirbtuv6s; palie-
sta lakstytuvu stOvykla Col
mare. Kitur sunaikinta Cc-
lezinkcliu stotis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-20
NORI SUVARzYTI SVE-
TIMTAUcIU sPAUDA.
Washington, rugs. 9

Washington, rugs. 20. -
Cia Wis daugiau kalbama
apic svetimtauciu spaudos
suvalzyma Suv. Nalstijose.
Sumanymas busias pavcstas
kongrcsui. LaikraSGiams
bus isakyta Sale savo kalbos
tuiinio d6ti angIiSkaji verti-
ma. Tuo kcliu tikimasi SUI
mazinti vokicciu Salininkus
ir vyriausybcs plicSininkus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-20
V1s1 Uzs1REGISTRAyE
VYRAI BUsIA PERzIU.
RETI GYDYTOJU.

Washington, ugs. 20. -
f11verStlnO rekrutavimo
Vlrsln1nkas, gen. Crowder.
gamma isakyma, kad visus
llg vienO, ty. likusius 8,OOO.-
200 uzsiregistravusiu, vyrus
vletiniai exemption" blu
raj patiklintu, gydytojai
perziuretu ju sveikatingu-
mo stow, mes jie neuzilgo
gal but paSatkti kareiviau-
ii.
Washingtono rateliuose
Jau svarstoma pagaminti 5
mlllJonu vy1U kariuomene.
Sltu puse turetu but pa
slusta kares laukan.
Sakoma, veikiai busia pa
saukta kareiviauti antroii
100000 vylU tautine almija,
nes kares sekretolius reika-
lalJas kongrese Sitai armi-
jai islaidu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-20
AMERIKONAI NUSKAN
DINO NARDANCIA
LAVE.

Christiania, rugs. 20. -
Andai Siaurinese jurese vic
mas nezinomas laivas nu-
skandino vOkieCiu nardan-
cia laive, ku1i buvo uzata-
kavusi laiva.
Cia dabar suzinota, kad
tasai laivas buvo ameriko-
niSkas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-20
AMERIKONAI PRIZES
KALEDAS STOSIA
MUsIQ LINTON.

" "o0AAAAiS oO11, rugs. ~. -
Nietos valdiSkuOse 1;ateliuO-
Sc kalbama, kad ameriko-
niSka armija Prancuzi.jOjc
jokiuO budu muSiu linijos-
na anksciau ncbusia SUM
! ciama, kaip tik prizes pacias
Kal6das.
TalkininkamS nOretusi.
kad amerikoniSka armiia
kuoveikiaus stotu musiu Ii
nijOsna IL nols kick .iiems
palengvintu.
Bet amcrikOniSkOs armi-
JOS virsininkai pamate ka-
res baisybes. Jic isitikrino,
kad SUI pavirSutiniai iSlavin-
tais kareiviais negalima Ell
ii prizes vokiecius. Tai butu
.tiesiOg baisus daiktas.
Tatai pirmiau amerikoniS-
kus kareivius prisieina kuo-
geriausiai pralavinti ir tik
paskui juos pasiusti prizes
vokieciu pozicijas.
TuO tikslu ame1ikoniSko-
Jc kares stovyklOje su di-
dziausiu intempimu karei-
vial miklinami, pratinami
pakesti vargus, karsti, Salt
II net alki. Mes kares from
tc reikia tiketics visako pa
matyti. Kareiviai miklinami
ginklu vartojime, apkasu ir
visokiOs lpSies poziciju ga
minime.
Kuomet kareiviai bus
stipriai uzartuoti, tuomet
bus pasiusti ofcnsyvon prizes
vOkiecius.
kas bus ateityje Suv. Val
stijQ generalio Stabo virSi
nlnku, dar nera zinOma.
Laikinu virSininku dabar
yra gen. Scott. Bet ana
diena jam pasibaig6 sulyg
lstatymu tarnyba ka1iuome-
neJe IL jis tuii pasitraukti
kaipo atsitarnaves karcivis-
-generolas. Bet kadangi jo
vletOn nepa1inkta kitas,
gen. Scott kOl-kas pasilieka
uzimamoj vietoj.
gen. Stabo virSininkuS
yra pramatomu du kandida-
tn: gen. Bliss, dabartinio
gen. Stabo virSininko pagel-
bininkas, il gen. Kuhn, mi
litarinis atstovas buvusioj
japonu-rlsu kardj.
Nuskyrimas piiguli nuo
patics prczidento Wilsono.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-20
PREZIDENTAS ATSILIE
PIA 7 VAIKUS.

Washington, rugs. 20. =
Prezidentas Wilsonas pas
kelbe proklemacija i % mi
hJonu Sios Sales vaiku, Ian
kanciu mokyklas. Skatina
vaikus istoti RaudOnojo
kryziaus draugijon ir tue
budu pagelb6ti gailcstingu-
mo darbc suaugusiems.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-20
DAUGIAU PINIGU
TALKININKAMs.

Washington, rugs. 20. -
Vakar vyriausybe paskolino
daugiau pinigu = Anglijai
30 milijonu doliefiu ir Pran-
cuzijai 20 miijonu dol.
Ligsiol Suv. Valstijos tai
kininkams yra paskolinu-
sios $2.391, 400, 900.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-20
BOLSEVIKAI MEGINO
SUMMIT KERENsKI.
Petrogradas, rugs. 20.

Petrogradas, rugs. 20. -
Gen. Kornilovo sukilimc
metu sOcialistai bolSevikai
cionai taikesi submit Kcrcn-
ski IL Rusijos valdyma pa
INIT savO rankOsna. Bet ne
pasisek6 atsiekti tas tikslas.