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GERMANY BREAKS
OUR FRIENDSHIP
Passports Given Bernstorii ant
Gerard Ordered Home. - Mat.
tiers are Serious


WASHINGTON. Feb 6 Pres't.
Wilson has broken of Diplomatic
relations with Germany and
warned the ,a.ser that ruth. 81,
sacrifice ~ American rgrs aid
rIght. mean, .ar
Similar ..ror d. os.,.uy ..y
Ar.rr. .,rsr ,r. ,.ri... ,i.
Government that s.. i.in. fr the
.c,,,.,Iuu of urr,sfr,rf.. -..,..
r,1r warfare.
Tn. prr,.1ar, made form. s,.
noyugcueqf Of his action n taa
roumrry and to the world t.d.y
at a mint session of copgrp,.
Passuorts have b.e1 hande
toC,unt Rerostorff. Amha.sa3,,
Gerard with an .Is.st .T and all
Amar.r... ,oos..Is lay. l,.r a.
der4d opt of Germany AIlG.r.
man consnl. IN fine limited State.
are aypartad IN vitbdr,w ,ha,
tn. save,,nca of relations ma,
a.. ..r.,l.ta Amor,cor d;,lo
uatrc interests m Berlin have
ba, N turned over IN Spaic. Ger
man d;nlomat,c interests +, ths
I,oi,.d St,tes ,.,- ,so, ot,,
over by Switzerland Foreign
diplomatic interests which the
United States had IN charge in
Germany have , cen turn d over
to various neutrals.
Two wears q. diplom. .tic nego.
t:a:ions. marked with frequen,
crisis and attended with the los.
of more han POO American live.
on the high seas. have culmInat
ed with "a act which IN all tn,
history OF all the world has al
ways led 10 war. Every agenc,
of the American government ha
been set in motion to protect tn
country against acts of Ierma
sympathlzers. These moves ar
of necessity being kept secret
With the notice of se,eranc,
of relations the United State
sent 10 Berlin a demand for IN
immediate relea.e Of 81 Amer
cans t,ker tram sbirs c,nrur.,
.,. c,,,,.,.. ,,,,3,.. -, a.. S,,u
~ "'' ''''' "''''' J." VIZ ''''
Atlantic
Atthe request OF the president
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NOTICE.

John Flauary is now agen
the Evansville Courier. l.
your order at FIanary and Da
tery Hardware Store or pl
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must be performed by the boy
himself and complete record and
history of the work turned in to
the county agent at TIE end of
the year.
A boy may raise any one of
the following crops o. animals
with advice and approval of the
cotnty agent:
CROPS.
a. one acre or more of corn.
b. one-eighth acre or more OF
potatoes.
C. one-half acre or more of SOY
beans.
d. one.half acre or more of to
bacco.
e. one.half acre or more of GOV
er crop.
ANIMALS.
a one or more pigs.
b. one or more calves.
c. one or more lambs.
; d. poultry.
r Arrangements will be ma
for local and county shows a
1t is expected that all membe
, will exhibit their products al
that we will have a lively co
test.
The new organization also cal
| for the boys to do a certai
amount of study on agriculture
subjects and for a final examin;
tion at the end of the year o
what they have SluGied. Ever
boy Will be gradei upon his hnt
examination ana upon his wor
and record book, Every bo
who makes an average grade O
20 or better will be gwen a cel
tltlca,e Of merit by the Exten
sion Division of the College 0
Agriculture.
Tne local farm agent hoy
that all members OF the l9l
pig, poultry anu corn c.uOs u
become memb r, Of this nd
club and that together with II
new members, Cr,ttenden coz
~ will have the biggest andj
Boys Agricultural Chhl
tue State.
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Blue and 7. II. Cochran. Hon
orary: &. c. Gray, W. X, Cruce,
T. j. Yandell, $. NJ, jenkins, T..
j. Sleamakcr, }. II. Orme, c. T..
Donakey, 7. S. Maxwell, George
NJ. Crider, Geo. P, Roberts, A..
NJ. Shelby and J. b. White.
Altho he owned a vast estate
and inherited more land than any
other man who ever lived here
and was always a man of means,
he was never puifed-up and was
always as gentle as a woman in
dealing with his employees and
was indeed poor mans friend.
Many there are who will rise up
and call him blessed and who will
miss him when they need a
friend. We shall not soon see
his equal in Crittenden county.
Peace to his ashes.
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HENRY HAYhsss's,' a !:
Dies SUDD;1gl.d
Formerly Of This Place But Now Y
Marietta, Okla.-Result
Of an Operation

One of the greatest shocks.
which this town and community
has ever received, came Satur-
day morning at eight o'clock in
the form of a telegram from Gin
cinnati, Ohio to Chastain ".
Haynes informing him that his
brother, Henry, had died of q
sudden relapse the evening be-
fore at six-thirty in the sanitar-
ium there where he had gone
TWO weeks before for treatment
for a nervous trouble. The news
produced a profound sorrow
among the friends of his child
hood and youth and numerous in
quiries poured in on the family
for particulars which however,
they had not received. Messr y
. r. F. Haynes, the dead mans
uncle and c. w. and W. V. Hay
nes, his brothers hastily prepas
ed for departure on the firK
train for Cincinnati to be at
side of the stricfen wife, TIN
young girl bride. lM
T. C. Bennett, the brother-iiVy
law telephoDed to Cincinn3
fer particulars of the death AZ
learned that a sudden and, uy9Y
pected relarse carried hiw WI
almost without warning al |
deceased had suffered wiz O.
vous trouble, of which hish. III,
, land family were aware. - +
which the public did nc-s
: and he had been assured OF
lief by a specialist Of natid
:. fame located IN a CinciD
hospital and there he had &,
in apparent health and strengfI
just two weeks ago. The opj'
alton was performed and pl]
nounced a success and he VI
believed to he on the road I
de rapid and permanent reco}
nd when the end came most
RS ingly sudden.
nd The remains were d
n Marietta. Okla, his hd
companied by the vi
Is Messrs. Chasiain w. al S|
in ", leaving CineinnatsN n
al morning. T. c. Bennett,
a. the funeral party at St.
n Mo. The mother a.
y Misses Mamie and Rnl
al mes, who with the invalid Il
k were spending sha ,p}ntS nj
y Florida, left DelaS d SOY
# practicable for .Matlsf
= and arrwu WM
+ + nof1'd1 iai no fn1o'dd1AM,''S ''S:s,:' :s:.'
( III lion to Pay
EN 6el & Sors L /
s0ie ( tn. News.
~ ~ Of fairy storie7
.sexrxg him to read
NJ ~ ~ consider y
~ "II.M 0 .,,.,oao lE u
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Republicans Take Notiee

A meeting of all Repl
and especially the CoutX
mittee is hereby called M
day February 18th at | N
the Court House at MAJ ~
All requested to be pres
Joel A. Farmer. y
Chair
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04
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STRANDQUIST .
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Oscar Johnson and family, visited
at Oscar Stamness', at Halma, last
week.
Mr.. Boggs transacted business at
Grand Forks, N. D., last Friday.
Mr.. Qually, Of Thief River Falls,
was in town Saturday.
Gust Holmlund made a trip to
Winnipeg last week.
Nils Lund left for Radium on
Thursday evening.
Miss Elphie Benson of Interna-
tional Falls, is visiting at C. S.
Carlson's.
Miss Emma Sjoquist. who has
been taking course in dressmak-
ing at Thief River Falls, returned
home on Saturday.
Miss Grimstad closed a successful
term of school in West Valley last
week, and returned to her home in
Newfolden for a vacation.
Mrs. A. II. Lund and Willie Nil
son, left for Drayton, on Saturday.
Miss Annie Dura is visiting at
Blazowski's in Orleans this week
Mrs. Willie Lundstrom returned
from Warren this morning.
Jonas Bernhardson and John Sio-
quist left for Welby, Canada, Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Perry Johnson, who has been
visiting relatives in Dakota for
some time, returned home on Sun
day.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04

Mr.. Handegaard, Of Lake Park.
Mimi, arrived here Saturday, to
again take up his duty as parochial
teacher in the Hanson school house.
That the parents are anxious to
give their children some religious
education is proven by that. after
having faithfully kept them attend
ing the common school for many
months they at once, after same
closed, secured teacher to teach
them in the Norwegian language.
Other districts ought do likewise.
George Johnson came home from
Grand Forks last Sunday, to visit
his parental home, at Emil john
sons.
Thru the assistance of good
friends last Monday evening Theodor
Underdahl and Miss Della Erickson.
of this place succeeded in boarding
the train without being rice covered.
The nuptial knot was tied at some
parsonage in Warren. The happy
couple returned here yesterday
morning, where they will make a
short stay before going to Donald
son to reside. Best wishes is ex-
tended to them.
Services will be conducted at the
Augustana church on Easter Sunday
at 3 p. m.
The ladies aid auction at the Mis-
sion house on Monday was a very
successful one. Andrew Holmgren
again showed his ability as auction
eer and succeeded in turning the
articles sold into more than s55.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04
CHAPTER XIII.
Fate Takes CHARGE

Fate Takes Charge.
For hours Prudence lay unconscious,
with two doctors in close attendance.
Fairy, alert but calm, was at hand to
give them service.
1t is a significant thing that in bitter
anguish and grief, Christians find COM
fort and peace in prayer. Outsiders, as
well as Christians, pray in times of
danger and mental stress, pray. and
pray, and pray again, and continue
still in the agony and passion of grief
and fear. And yet they pray. But
Christians pray, and find confidence
and serenity. Sorrow may remain, but
anguish is stilled.
Mount Mark considered this uniuue
parsonage family. Their liveliEess.
their gayety, their love of fun, seemed
little inapropos in the setting of q
Methodist parsonage
'"They amt sanctimonious enough
BY half declared old Harvey Reel, the
bus driver, "but, by Jings! tell you
hey are dandiesl"
But as a matter OF fact, every one
Of the family, from Connie up, had a
characteristic parsonage heart. When
they were worried, or frightened, or
grieved, they prayed. Fairy passing
up the stairs with hot water for the
doctors, whispered to her father as he
turned in to his own room, keep on
praying, father. can't stop now, be-
cause they need me. But I'm praying
every minute between errands!" And
Mr.. Starr, kneeling beside his bed, did
pray-and the stony despair in his
eyes died out, and he came from the
little room quiet, and confident, and
calm.
Connie, seeking a secluded corner
to 'pray for Prudence" had passed the
door of the dungeon, and paused. A
fitting place! So she turned in at
once, and in the farthest and darkest
corner, she knelt on the hard floor and
prayed, and sobbed herself to sleep.
Lark remained loyalty with Carol
until consciousness returned to her. AS
soon as she was able to walk, the two
went silently to the barn, and climbed
into the much-loved haymow. There
they lay fiat on the hay, faces down
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| 3
ward. each with an arm across the
others shoulder. praying fervently,
After a time they rose and crept into
the house where they waited patiently
until Fairy came down on one of her
numerous errands.
us she better2" they whispered. And
Fairy answered gently, II think she is
q little better" Then the twins, in no
way deceived, went back to the hay
NOW again.
Fairy prepared hasty supper, and
arranged 1t on the kitchen table. She
drank a cup of hot coffee, and went in
search of her father. "Go and eat,
dadsie," she urged. But he shook his
head.
Il am not hungry, but send the girls
to the table at once.'
On their next trip into the house,
Fairy stopped the twins. Get Connie
and eat your supper. It's just a cold
lunch, and is already on the kitchen
table. You must help yourselves
can't come now"
The twins did not speak, and Fairy
went hurriedly up the stairs once more.
Il do not think can eat" said Carol.
WED better take away about half
Of this food, and hide it. Then she will
think we have already eaten"
This novel plan YVES acted upon with
promptitude and the twins went back
10 the haymow. When it grew dark
they slipped into the kitchen and hud-
iled together on the woodbox beside
he stove. And down to them present
iy came Fairy, smiling, her eyes tear
frightened.
..she is better!" cried Carol, spring
ing to her feet.
'sYes," said Fairy, dropping on her
knees and >burying her face in Lark's
lap, as she still sat on the woodbox.
she's better. She is better" Lark
patted the heaving shoulders in a
motherly way, and when Fairy lifted
her face again it was all serene,
though her lashes were wet.
"She is conscious said Fairy, still
on her knees, but with her head
thrown back, and smiling. "She re-
gained consciousness a little while
ago. There is really nothing serious
the matter. It was hard knock, but
1t missed the temple. When she be.
came conscious, she looked up at IA
Their and smiled. Father looked per-
fectly awful, twins, so pale, and his
lips were trembling. And Prudence
said, Now, father, on your word Of
honor, did you knock me down with
that ball on purpose?' She spoke very
low and weak, but-just like Pru-
dence! Father couldn't say a word !;
he just nodded, and gulped. She has
q little fever, and the doctors say we
may need to work with her part Of
the night. Father said to ask if you
would go to bed now, so you can get
UP early in the morning and help us.
] am to stay>with Prudence tonight,
but you may have tc take turns in the
morning. And you'll have to get break
fast, too. So father thinks you would
better go to bed. Will you do that,
twinnies?"
'sWill wei" And Carol added, "Wiu
you kiss Prudence. good night for us,
and tell her we kept praying all the
time? Prudence is such a great hand
for praying, you know"
Fairy promised, and the twins crept
upstairs. It was dark in their room.
well undress in the dark so as not
to awake poor little Connie" whis-
pered Lark. cts nice she can sleep
like that, isn't it?''
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12
ANGLIA KARIAUS UZ
ALZAS-LORRAINE.

Londonas, spal. 12.-An-
glijos ministeriu pilminin-
Eas Lloyd George kalb6da--
mas i apdraudos draugi!ja
pastarOsios susirinTime pa
zymejO, kad Anglia nekuo-
met neapleisianti Prancuzi-
jos, kol pastarOji nuo vo-
kieciu neatgausianti savo
provinciju Alzas-Lorraine.
Tai buvo atsakymas i Vo-
kietijOs uzsieniu reikalu mi
nisteriO Kuehlmanno pasa-
kyma, kad taika jau esa ga
Init ivykti ir jai ant kelio
stOvis tiktai vienatinis
klauSimas - tai AlzaS-LOr-
raine klausimas.
Po toxic pasakymo buvo
placiai pamanyta, kad An
glija galu-gale inns ir sutiks
taikinties. Bet Lloyd George
pazymejO, kad Anglia ne
kuomet negali to padaryti.
Anglia kariaus, kol Pran-
cuzija neatgaus NINETY pro
vinciju.
Dabar Vokietijos parla-
mente kaip kartas IL APP
kalbama tn provinciju klau-
simas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12
II zMONIU APKALTIN
IA BOMBU PADEJIME.

New York, spaliQ II. -
Cionai arcStuota 3 vokieCill
agentai, kurie 1915 metals
prigul6jo plie suokalbio de-
ii i iSplaukianGius is Ameri-
kos garlaivius bombas.
Grand jury, kaip SituOs,
taip ir kitus ID suokalbinin-
ku apkaltino ir jie els k1i-
minalin teisman.
BE Stu tame suokalbyjc
atrastas kaltu ir buves vO-
kicGiu ambasados Washing
tone palydovas, kapitonas
Won Papen. Bet Sis yra Vo-
kictijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12
KAIZERIS ISKELIAUJA
SOFIJON.
Amsterdam, spaliu -.

Amsterdam, spaliu -. -
Vokietijos kaizeris labai
svarbiais reikalais iSkeliau-
ia Sofijon, Bulgarijos sosti-
men, anOt gautu ziniU.
BulgarijOs vyriausyb6 da-
TO didelius pasiruoSimus So
stineje iskilmingai sutikti
kaizeri, kurs pirmu kartu
aplankysr Sofia.
Sostin6s Sofijos virsinin-
kas isleido atsiliepima i gy-
vcntOjus, kad jie prideria-
mai pasitiktu sveti.
Vokietijos uzsieniu reika-
lu minister's Kuehlmann
pOdraug su kaizcriu keliau-
ia. Minister'S is SOfijos ke-
liausias ! KOnstantinOpoli.
is ten grisdamas uzsuksia,
AustrijOs sostin6n Viennon,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12
VOKIECIAI STUMIA
RUSUS RYGOS
FRONTE.

Petrogradas, spaliu 12. -
PietuOSe nuO PskOvO vieS-
keliO, RygOs fronte, vokie-
ciai stojo uzpuoliman prieS
rusus IL varosi pirmyn,
anot rusu Oficialio praneSi-
mo.
Be to praneSama, kad XII
tose RygOs frOnto vietosc
vOkieciai m6gina atnaujinti
SUI rusais 'broliavimasi. "
Teciau rusai .perdaug nepa-
sitiki vokieciu "broliSku-
mu." Jie humane, p1ie ko
gall juos nuvesti tasai srl
vOkicciais brOliavimasis.
Kurdistane, UzkaukaziO
fronte, rusams pasisek6
sumuSti kurdus, go ju pa
init nelaisven IL uzimti pO-
ra sodziu ezero Van apylin-
k6se.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12
MIESTO MAJORAS
SUAREsTUOTAS.

Philadelphia, Pa, spaliu
II. - Cia suarcStuota Sito
miesto majoras Thomas y.
Smith, du miesto tarybos
nariu, policijos leitenantas
ir 5 policmOnai. Visi jie kali
tinami w prisidejima prie
nuzudymo vieno politikierio
5-tOjc vardoje "p1imary"
metu.
Visi palcisti po augSta
paranka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12
ARGENTINOS GWEN
TOJAI EINA PRIZES SA-
VO PREZIDENTA.
Buenos Aires, spali4l 12.-

Buenos Aires, spalip 12.-
Vietos laikraSciai ir gwen
tOJai savO susirinkimuOsc
reikalauja, kad Sales pref
dentas butinai pertrauktu
diplomatinius santikius su
Vokietija.
Prezidcntas Sitam ling
sniui yra prieSingas. Bet
spauda IL zmones sako, kad
kongreso pravesta reikala-
vima prezidentas privala7
patvirtinti. Gil dabartinis
prezidento pasielgimas esas
nepakenciamas.
LaikraSGiai sake: Suv.
Valstijos, Brazilija, Ura-
quay ir Peru stojo prizes
Nokietija. Tai kodel tur6t,l
palikti uzpakalyj Argent
ma. Juk Vokietija Argent
na yra izeidziusi labiaus W
kitas Sails.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12
NEISPASAKYTAS TRU-
KSMAS VOKIETIJOJE.

Copenhagen, spaliu II. -
Visoj Vokietijoj, o ypa6
Berlyne pakiles baisus tru-
ksmas prieS vyriausybe, ty.
prizes kanclieri Michaelisa ir
vice-admirola Won Capelle,
klriedu iSvilkO aikSt6n i'll
rininku sukilima. Jiedu
abudu parlamente pazym6
jo, kad jurininku suokalbin
yra imaiSyti mazens6s6s IRA
dikalu) sOcialistu frakcijos
parlamentO atstovai 'Haasc,
VOStherr ir Dittman.
Uz SituOs dabar uzsistOjO
didesn6sds sOcialistQ frakci-
jos parlamento atstovai ir
grieStai reikalauja, kad at
sistatydintu Michaelis, O s
juo Won Capelle ir kit.
Vokictijos kar6s laivync
ju1ininkV sukilimas ivyko
rugpjuGio 80 d. Antrytojaus
kar6s tcismo pasmerkimu
suSaudyta kcli jurininkV
vadai.
SOciaIistai tatai tvirtina,
kad parlamento atstovu So
cialistu intarimas jurininku
suokalbyje yra vyriausyb6s
i$mislas. Tai Smislas paties
MichaelisO IL kitu, kad dis
kredituoti radikalus atsto-
vus, juOs praSalinti is parla-
mento IL ju ant visadOs at
sikratyti.
Socialistai reikalauja, kad
vyriausyb6 duOtu to apkal-
tinimo prirodymus. Bet
kaip Michaelis, taip Won
Capelle nesiskubina tai pa
daryti, tik pazymi, kad tie
julininkai, katlie su socia-
listais atstovais kalb6jesi
sukilimo rcikale, esq SUSAN
dyti. Z
Todcl socialistai Saukia,
kOdcl intariami sOcialistai
ncbuvo pakvicsti kares teis-
man, kuomet tie jurininkai
buvo teisiami?
Visi sOcialistai parlamer-
to atstovai tuO rcikalu is
naujO susijung6 kruvon il
fcikalauja, kad Michaclis
pasitrauktu is uzimamos
victos.
Naujas krizis uzguls AM
Vokictijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12
AUSTRAI SAKOSI LAI.
MESA KARE.
Amsterdam, spaliu II.

Gauta zinia, kad pracita Sc
kmadicni Austrijos sostin6-
je Niennoje ivykusi didel6
demonstracija w taika.
TukstanGiai zmoniu dalyva-
VO.
Susirinkimui pirmininka-
vo kunigaikStis A. Lichten-
stein. Atidarydamas susirin-
kimQ jis pazym6jo, kad su-
slrlnklmas suSauktaS su till-
stu iSreikSti Sirdingiausia
padeka popeziui il impcra-
tol1ui w ju pastangas tai
kos reikale ir w ju taikos
troskimus. Taika privalo
lvykti abclnojo iSsiginklavi-
mo IL arbitracijos santi-
klais, kaip apic tai savo kali
boje yra pazym6jes Austri-
JOS uzsieniu reikalu ministe-
ris Cernin.
"NuoSirdziai siulome tai
kininkams savo ranka tai
kos rcikale" - kalb6jo KIT
nigaikStis Lichtenstcin.
"bet jci sta pasiulyma JIG
atmcs, tai griebsimts kar-
do, kuriuomi IL pravesimc
taika."
Kalb6jo ir kit zymieji au-
stru veik@jai. Tarybos ma
rvs Kunschock kalb6damas
Persp6jo pl'ieSininku Salil
lpotiiikus, idant jie is tokiil
taikos dcmOnstraciju il SUI
shrinking ncimtu sau Sirdin
isitikinimV, kad Austria
.jau negalinti tOlesniai ka-
liauti, butinai norinti tai
kos. Taip, Austria noli tai
kos, pazym6jo kalbGtojas,
bet tiktai garbingos taikOs.
KunschOck iSreikSdamas
ncpasitik6jima, kad prcz.
Wilsonas iStikIUju turGtu
rcikalauti Europos sudemo-
kratiZavimo, ncs patti Amc-
1ika stow dar toll nuo tikro-
siOs dcmokratyb6s, savo
kalba pabaig6 Dievo malo-
n6s Medium, kad Aug$ciau-
sias laimintu Sv. T6vo il
imperatoliaus pastangas
taikos reikalc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12
RUSIJA WALDO KOALI-
CIJINIS KABINETAS.

Petrogradas, spallu II. -
Rusijos . ministe1iu kabi-
nctas, kuris koki m6nesi
vald6 Sail, Sales valdyma
pagaliau uzleido naujam
koalicijiniam kabinetui.
Kaip vakar buvo pranes-
ia, uzvakar tasai naujas mi
niste1iu kabinetas tur6jo
pirmaji savo pos6di. Paga-
mino oficiali prancsima, ko-
kios jis laikysis programmes
politikoje. PraneSime pasa-
kyta, kad kabinetas imsia-
sis uoliai darbuoties, kad
su savo talkininkais susi-
laukti kuoveikcsn6s taikos.
Be kitko, jis sutvarkysias
savo Sales armijas IL sugra-
zisias Salyj ekonomine il vi
suOmenine tvarka IL ramy-
be.
Naujam ministeriu kabi-
nete yra keturi kadetai M
nisteriai, du bepartijiniu IL
penki socialistai. Prize socia-
listu pl'iskaitomas IL pirml-
ninkas Kerenskis.
Rusp spauda nauja kabi-
meta CANA prielankiai suit
kO. ReiSkia, kad kabinetas
turetu tur6ti tautos pasiti-
kejima.
Tx socialistQ radikalQ or
ganas "Novaja zizn" Su-
kauja, phi1&s kabineta. "No=
vaja Zizn" be to yra orga-
nu PetrogradO kareiviQ /"
darbininku "sOvicto," XII
riam, kaip zinoma, Seimi-
ninkauja radikalai.
Tatai ''Novaja Zizn' raSo,
kad nei kareiviai, nei darbi-
ninkai nercmsia dabartinio
kabineto. Jie tik nuolat
tvirtinsia, kad kabinctas tu-
ii "rezignuoti" IL viskas.
Socialistu kongreso pa
gimdytas laikinas parla-
mentas ateinanGia savaitr
prad6s savo pos6dzius.
Laikina vyriausyb6 pa
'skelbe tvarka, sulyg kulios
kareiviai ir jurininkai gale
atiduOti savO balsus uz at
stovus, renkamus i isteigia-
mali parlamentarini susl-
rinkima. Tatai atstovus ga
les rinkti ne tiktai civiliai
gyventojai, bet IL kareiviai
kar6s frontuose IL jurinir
Eai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12
NUBAUSTAS 20 ME-
TAMS KALEJIMO.
DaYenDOrt. Iowa.

Davenport, Iowa, spaliu
~. - Vietos federaliam tel
sme 2O-ciai metu kalejiman
nubaustas Daniel II. Wal
lace, League Of Humanity
pirmininkas, kurs karStal
agitavo prizes privcrstina
kareiviavima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12
SUKILIMAS SUPAINIO
10 VOKIECIAMS
PLENUS.

Londonas, spaliu IL. -
Cionai nebe pamato aiskina-
ma, kad Vokietijos kares
laivyne sukilimas vokieGiu
vyriausybei supainiojo pie
nus pulties ant Pctrogrado
nuO vandens.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12

- Pctrogradas, spaliu II.
- Vyriausybe praneSa, kad
Turkestane pravesta tvar-
ka. Revoliucionieiiu vado-
val submit.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12

- Copenhagen, spaliu u.
- Danijai truksta anglip.
Prisicis susiaurinti gclezin-
kcliu b6giojima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12

- Londonas, spaliu 12.-
Pracita savaite nei vienas
Norvcgijos laivas nenu-
skandintas. Reiskia, mar
danciQ laiviQ vcikimas ma
z6ja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12

- Kievas, Rusija, spaliq
u. - Miestelyj Brailov ka-
revival apiplese degtines
dirbtuve ir padege. 200 dar-
bininku sudege.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12
ReikaIaujama kanC|ierio
atSiStatydinimO
VOKIETIJOS KAIzERS BULCARIJOS S0STiNEJE
VOkieGiai eina piTmyn Rygos fTonte
KAIZERIS SOFIJOJE.

Londonas, spaliu y. = Is
Sofijos- per Amsterdama
gauta zinia, kad Vokietijos
kaizeris jau nuvykes Bul-
CARLOS sOstin6n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12

- Bordeaux, spaliu 12.-
PrancuzijOS socialistai Gia
tur6jo suvaziavima. BE kit
ko nutalta remit vyriausy-
be kar6s mctu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-12

- Davenport, Iowa, spal.
II. Sustreikavo 1000
darbininkq, dirbusiu "Bet-
tendorf Car & Foundry Co."