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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-07
True translation filed with the
postmaster ut Chicago, Ill, on
November Z. 1917, as required
by the act of October. 8, 1917.
RUSQ SU0KALBIS PADA-
RYTI ATSKIRA TAXA
81 daIyka paskeIbes Iaik-
raStiS uzdengtas
Petrogradas, lapkr. Z.

Petrogradas, lapkr. Z.
= Rusu istorikas IL re-
voliucijonieriu vadas V.
Burvec savame laikraS-
tyj "The Common
Cause" c. Dr.") pa
skelb6, kad kar6s mini
steris generolas Yer
kovski buvo patares SUI
saukti slapta respubli-
kos tarybos susirinki-
ma delei padarvmO at
skiros taikOs su Vokie-
tija.
" ta neva suokalbio
paskelbima Burcevo
laikraStis tapo uzdcng-
taS.
(BarcerdS plaGioi yra "a
nOm0s kaipo Symiausis r1tsu
rerotiucijonie'1q rodas. Bet
tdbidusiai Jis garstts tapo us
iSrilkimq aikSt6n iuairiu
staptybiu ap'e Rusijos Sni-
pus. Jas yra tolS talkininhu
$alininkaS).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-07
SUFRAGISTES LAME
TOJOS NEW YORKE.

New Yorkas, Iapkr. Z. -
Sufragist6s, national, liko
laim6tojomis New Yorko
valstijOj. 4O2 distriktuose
New Yorko micste w SILL
fragizma balsavo 62,202, o
prizes $4,000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-07
GEN. VERKOVSKI JAU
NEBE KARES MI
NISTERIS.
Petrogradas, lapkr. 7.

Petrogradas, lapkr. Z. -
RusiJos kares minister's
gen. Verkovski atsistatydi-
ma. Kar6s ministerija YES
dabartinis jos sekretorius
gen. Mankovski, bet svarbes
niuose dalykuose privales
klausyti premiere Keren-
skio nurodymu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-07
KARISKAS STOVIS
BRAZILIJOJ.

Rio Janeiro, lapkr. 7. =
Parlamento uzrubezinip rel
kalu komisija priemG rezo-
Lucia visoje Brazilijojc pa
skelbti kariska stow.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-07
VILLOS SEBRAI sud-
NAMITAVO TRAUKINI.
60 zmoniu uzmusta.

Juarez, lapkr. 7. - Pric
stoties Armendariz, ant Nc
xican Central gelezinkelio,
Villos plGsikai susprogdino
keleiviu traukini. 60 zmoniQ
tapo uzmuSta ir daugyb6
apipl6sta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-07
KAREIVIS SU "GE0RGIJU"
IR... zIURKES
NIenO aficeriaus
pasakojinas).
Andai atvykO j musu

= Andai atvyko i musp
pulka jaunas laisvanoris
zvalgas il su aSaromis eme
maldauti priimti il j tarny-
ba. Po ilgu atsikalbin6jimu
sutikOm. DarbStumas nepa-
prastas. Visur pil.mas lenda,
pirmas duoda pavyzdi. vi
suOmet linksmas IL meilus
vaikinas muOlat kr6te juo-
kus IL linksminO visa rota,
neatsizvelgiant i didelius
karciviO vargus ant fronto.
Jau IL Sv. JurgiO medal tu-
reJO w narsuma.
Prisitio NUNS neseniai
sustoti vienO dvarininkO ma
muose. zvalgu burys apsi-
gyvenO klojime.
Po nakties zvalgybos, ku-
riame dalyvavO il jaunasai
laisvanoris, kareiviai sugu-
lie. Atsigul6 ir "GeOrgijaus"
didvyris.
Staiga jis paSoko is mic
90 IT. 6m6 spiegti:
"Oi, mama, mama,
ziurk6s!"
1Sbudinti kareiviai eme
juokties, kick tik lenda, kali
b6dami:
''Ot tai narsuolis! Tu-
ii Sv. Jurgio medali, 0 BIZ
jo ziurkiu!"
Sis labiau eme verkti. To-
liau = dar daugiau. Prad6-
jO maldyti. Nieko negelbsti.
NuneS6 i ligOnine ir cia ne
tik6tai paaiSk6jo, kad lais-
vanoris yra Is mctu mergai-
t6. Visi sumiSO.
TuOJaus persiredziusia
pancle paSauke prie pulko
kamahdicriaus. III atviriau-
siai papasakojo jam kaip
pabego is namu SUI vyro do
kumentais, kaip jai pasise-
Ike apgauti aficcrius, issi-
duOdant vaikinu ir TT. Prize
to viso, dar il pridure.
= AS nicko nebijau, Jusu
Malonybe, apart pelip ir
ziurkiQ!
Paslapciai paaiskejus mar
sia mergaite nusiunte j Rau-
donojO Kryziaus ligonine.
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zitomirius, lapkr. 6. =
Berdicevo paviete victin6
valdzia suareStavo archi-
mandrita Vitoliju. Suares-
tuotasai pasodintas Kazati-
no vienuolynan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-11-07
kAIP LIETUvES MOTEUIS IS
GELBEJO 2 RUSQ LAKU-
NUS IR JQ 0RLAIVJ

mcryj prancsa Sitoki ncpa-
prasta atsitikima is kariSkO
gyvenimO:
Du Iusu lakunai nuskrido
apziurin6ti vOkiSku pozici-
Ju. Oras buvo grazus, motto
ras darbavOsi kuopuikiau-
slai IL uztat zvaIgyba sck6-
81 labai gerai. Lakunai pirm
buvo surname paskraidyti
tlk pora valandu, bet aplin-
kybts buvO tokios puikios,
kad jie nci nepajuto, kaip
pra6jo net 6 valandos. IL
Stai, kuomet rusu "plieninis
paukSGiukas" sukin6josi
ant virsaus vokieciu apka-
sp, lakunai pajuto, kad
jiems prad6da stigti gazoi-
no, o tuo tarpu labai daug
reikejo Sio dalyllo, ncs vo-
kicciai pat6mijO pricSus
ore IL skubiai rengtsi JUGS
bombarduoti. Kas gi dabar
daryti Iusams? MancvruOti
JIG negal6jO, nes gazolino
sligo, o savOs pOzlcijos buvO
labai toll. Kad iSSigelbeti
nuo kulku rllsu orlaivis pa
kllO virS dcb6Siu il ncmatO-
mas GmG Skristi vOkieGiu
froto uzpakalin. Ten jis nusi
lcidO prie vicno lietuviSko
sOdziaus. NLOteris sodict6s,
pazine rusu lakunus, tue
jaus pagelbdjo jicms isardy-
ii orlaivi IL istikimai pasl6-
pc brangesn6s jo dalis. Pas
kui lictuviu moteris dave
rusQ lakunams andarokus,
naZutkas IL SkarclGs, i XII
riuos kaip bematant persi-
vilko rusu "g6rojai." +" Taigi,
;.vietoje lakunu is darzin6s
iSejo dvi paprasciausios lie
tuviSkos "bObutGs." Ju gi
iSgelb6tOjos tuojaus susid6-
jo j kaSel6s iSardyto orlaivio
svarbesn6s dalis IL nukclia- :
vO per vokicciu pozicijas
plic rusQ kariuomcnGs. Per
sir6de gi lietuviSkomis mo-
terel6mis lakunai taipo ii
nutar6 pam6ginti prieiti
pric savo apkasu. Kcliav )
"jOs" kclcta varstQ. Laku-
mai andarokuosc, mate vo-
kieciu pozicijas is padcb6-
siu, dabar ziurtjo i jas w
keliu zingsniu. Vokieciams,
zinOma, nei / galva neat6jo,
kad tarpe lietuviu motcre
liu, kalbanciu su jais vo-
kiSkai, .yra rusu lakunai,
kuriuos dar visiSkai ncsc-
Mai jie tais6si "nllimti" IS
padcb6siu. Tokiu budu per
sirede lakunai pri6jo iki pa
skutin6s vokicGiu linijos, tai
yra: Xxi pavojingiausio pun
kto. Dabar jau "lietuviS-
koms bobut6ms" pakinkIiai
drebejo, kaip kiselius Kalt-
du naktyj. Bet dovanai lai-
ko negaiSindami, narsus rl-
sal akimirksnyj numctt nuc
saves andarokus ir nazutka,
ir danu plaukti per Menu
na. Staiga vokieciai pak6li
baisiausia "trevoga." JIG
| ~okox~o. o.xo{o I~.I -.
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10 blaiva valstija.

Cincinnati, o., lapkr. Z. -
CionykSGiuose rink:muose
"sausieU' pa6m6 virSu.
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ITALU tx,;yI!.NIJA 81.
SUT TRIU$kIIi.,>;, r., 5, a
Gal Iapkrityj pa
siuIys tafka
Atimta nuo vokieCiQ 100 jardQ
PranCuzijoj
Rus4 kares minister's nore=
jeS. atSkirOS taikOs
UzMuSTA 60 zM0NIY MEKS|KoJ
UzMuSTA 60 zM0NIU MEKSIKOJ

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October G, 1917.
Petrogradas, lapkr. Z. -
Laikine Rusijos vy1'iausyb6
ir Suomijos atstovai susita-
re, kad Suomija butu visiS-
kai autOnOmiSka Sails.
Suomija tur6sianti repub-
likoniSka valdzios forma,
nuosava istatymdavystc il
nuosava iSpildoma vyriau-
sybe, bet nuo Rusijos kon-
trOl6s nebus liuOsa.
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4, 1917, as required by the act Of
October G, 1917.
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Z. 1917. as required by the act of
october 6, 1917.
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z, 1917. as required by the act Of
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Siandie zada butt truputi
salciau, negu vakar.
Siaur-rytinis v6jas.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13

by the arm, and the other, a large
powerful fellow, took Mephistopheles
by the ear and led them back to Inc
house and into the ballroom. -.
The dancing had ceased, ana the
dancers were promenading or resting.
On seeing Faust and Mephistopneies
led in like two naughty schoolboys
there was shout OF laughter. Mar;
guerite made Tor door, but she was
caught and brought back. q
Even the absurdity Of tile situation
did not prevent the rivals from scowl-
ing at each other, and Mephistopheles
was unconsciously playing the part OF
Satan to perfection. va.
Hello, Jimr' said one Of his chums.
"When did you come up from below?,
g Jim cast a malev client glance at the
speaker, but made no reply 80 y
Kate" said the lady who bad MADE
the hit, II knew you We're match 1or
any man, but l didn't think yop were
superior to Satan r.. r"f
"Come to the. supper room" cried
the man who had lost the gloves
1--WE toast for you ALL" -.
The rivals and the girl they had
fought for We're pushed into the supper
room. fresh champagne was opened,
and this was the toast given:
'"To the only girl that ever lived who
has been too much for the deyil."
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13

those "ha, has'v for which the devil Is
famous. Faust 1nvoluntarily fingered
the jewel hilted dagger in his belt.
BY this time this version Of the poem
Of Faust" not intended by the author
began to attract the attention Of =
small coterie who were In the secret of
the bet.
Those who knew Marguerite best
were Of the opinion. that she would
plunge Faust down into the fiery fur
mace without the slightest injury to
herself, and there were those who con-
sidered her a match for the devil.
It is astonishing how man, when
made mad by woman, will forget that
he is an intelligent human beipg, And
there are cases where no time is re-
quired to turn his head. BY, common
consent Marguerite was left to her
lover Of the poem and the party TO
whom he had sold his soul. To all ap-
pearances Faust seemed to be playing
his part we'll, but Mephistopheles was
evidently paying more attention to
Marguerite than does his prototype In
the poem or In Gounod's famous opera.
Faust, instead Of being under Mephis-
topheles' influence, seemed to be an
tagonized by him.
It was shortly before the first glim-
mer OF dawn, when the dancers were
at their gayest, that Marguerite went
up to one of the men and excitedly
whispered something In his ear. The
man calling another, the two hurried
~ left the ballroom in company with
Marguerite. As soon az they were out
OF sight and hearing OF the dancers she
said to them hurriedly:
'Those two men are going to kill
each other!' s 1T, e. IS BE-.
,j 'The devilv' exclaimed one Of the
men. II sttt1Tial ioh l. in"F
eyes, the devil and Faust Mr.. Bur.
net and Or. Wells" ' h'"'. .,.,s w.
IS "What for?" ""'',,a" 80 . .',','y
Gwen, ! suppose I'll. about M" GO G.
quick! opethem" =, etr-t NJ
(which way did they go?" t "a
They're out On the tennis court"
The two men ran out through back
door. It was just light enough to see
two dim figures on the tennis court
hacking at each other with the short
knives they had worn in their belts
during the evening The two men and
the girl ran to where they were. and
the combatants, seeing that they had
attracted attention. desisted. One OF
those who had inteHfered took Faust
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13
A MATCH
FOR SATAN
By MARTHA v. MONROE

One night at a masquerade ball two
persons appeared, man and woman,
who excited considerable interest. The
man represented Faust, the woman
Marguerite. Presently q third person
entered, represent ting; Mephistop heles
The interest was, heightened by Me-
phistopheles and Faust talking togeth-
er, both at the same time casting
glances at Marguerite. 3 a., .....r.
''That girl win lose her heart" said
a guest representing Rob Roy to an
other dressed us Martha Washington.
1.-THE fellow got up as Faust is a lady
Killer 49,. - 49,
"And know the girl" said the other.
III Faust tackles her she'll make him
regret it."
"Tn tell you what you do. Tell Mar
guerite to 60 for Faust. Ill tell, Faust
to go for her I'll bet you de1en pairs
of gloves against a box of Cigars that
l win" ~ @.~
The bet was made. though It was ex-
pected that 1t would result In q draw,
for it was not likely that a definite re-
suit could be obtained. Faust naturally
gravitated toward Marguerite, and the
two disappeared in an unfrequented
part of the house, where occasional
passers saw them sitting tete-a-tete,
unmasked. They seemed very much
absorbed in each other. ~ 2eeseEl ~
Faust left Marguerite to, keep an ell
gagement to dance-he had broken two
engagements for Marguerite, bnt the
woman with whom he had the. third
came for him-and Mephistopheles
Joined her. When Faust fintshed bis
dance he came back to continue the
tete-a.tete and, finding Mephistopheles
In his place, scowled. Mephistopheles
scowled back. Marguerite gave the
latter a nod, indicating that she pre-
ferred the former, and Mephistopheles
went away sullen. S',:, 49, :.
Later Marguerite danced With Me-
phistopheles, while Faust was seen
standing apart, evidently in mo good
humor. Whenever the couple whirled
h Faust Mech!stonheles gave one Of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13
BLOOD, FROM OERELICTS.
Down. and. cutters Form 1ransfuston
Auxiliaries For 9altjmoroane.

Down. and cutters Form TRANSMISSION
AuxiIiariss For 6aftimorsans.
Baltimore.-Moret than hundred der
elicts from the Friendly inn here have
undergone blood tests at 81 apiece this
winter at tho Union Protestant intirm-
airy, q branch of Johns Hopkins; for
TRANSMISSION cases. OF the hundred
twenty-five have been accepted and
have been paid $25 for submitting to
transfusions. ' 49, r.. *
In addition to the $25, those who are
accepted are being paid at the rate Of
81 q day to keep themselves In condi-
ton until they are needed. The plan
was evolved by number Of the lead
ing surgeons of the city, assisted BY
the agents OF the Federated charities.
A history Of the families OF the men
whose blood is used is studied, and
only those Of good blood are accepted.
The blood Of these men from the
Friendly inn now courses through the
veins of a number Of prominent men
and women of Baltimore.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13
MUST HAVE IMMEDIATE ACTION

The past week has been devoted to
ceiling liberty bonds to raise money
to carry on the war. Quite generous
response has been given the move
ment by the people in this locality.
III It is true that some of the business
men of Denison have hung back for
one reason or another from doing
what apparently they are able to do
In the way of subscribing for bonds.
/ We frequently hear the wish express
ed that the war will soon terminate.
This, no doubt, is the desire OF every
body, but 1t does not do any good to
spend time talking about thing that
sis impossible unless every one does
something to bring about the cessa-
stiOn of hostilities besides talking about
III. If every man in the country
would subscribe according to his abil-
sity.ssuch an. amount of money would
abs raised as would insure a speedy
erlninationsof;the war; The man who
does nothing but express his regret
with WhatSais being done, falls far
short of doing anything to end the
war, and in fact, lessons the oppor
tunity OF ending the war. The man
who comes forward and says, this is
my country, the stars and stripes are
my flag and ! am willing to do and
contribute to the extent of my abil-
ity," is simply doing nothing more
than his duty, and when a man refuses
to purchase a bond because he is able
TO figure out that he can secure
little better rate of interest in some
other investment, he cheapens him
self and shows want Of patriotism.
Il "a is not question of how much
money one can make in buying bond
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13
The Stewart Lumber Co.

?
but how much good he can do his
country BY. taking a bond. The hour
thas come when nothing short of ac-
ton will Salty the government and
excuses will not answer. If man
has neither money nor credit, he may
be justified in not investing in a
bond, but nothing short of this should
answer.
II The orders from the headquarters
of the liberty loan organization in Chi
cago are TO have the bells in the
school houses and churches in the
city on Thursday, rung every hour
from three o'clock in the afternoon
until ten at night, and in addition
the. banks are to be kept open until
midnight in order to afford every
opportunity for purchases Of bonds
to make their applications in due
form. This injunction should be OBJ.
served and the appeal to the author
tiles and bankers of Denison to see
that the order is enforced, 1t. is
not for our people to ignore these
orders Or to say that some other plan
is just as good, but the thing to do
is to obey orders like good soldiers
and escape merited censure.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13

Not satisfied with erecting signs
saying Good bye, come again. to de-
parting motorists, many towns pro-
coed to speed the visitors on their
way by jouncing them several feet in
the air on their rough roads. pa
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13

Some peoples idea of a patriotic
celebration of memorial day is to sit
in comfortable seats and cheer the
speeches.. while other peoples idea
is to work hard in the obscurity of the
back yard helping feed the soldiers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13

Many men refuse to enlist in order
that they may stay at home to make
money, but there are some of them
who, up. to date, have not put down
any Of that money to buy Liberty
bond to help back up others that are
willing to fight.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13
DRYING SPELLS CONSERVATION

III you can't can, dry, and if you
can, dry anyway" advise, food authori-
ties for various reasons: Because
there will undoubtedly be a large food
surplus that, can easily be dried at
home; because drying eliminates the
use of expensive sugar and contain.
ers; because dried products are palat-
able and nutritious and can be stored
in small space.
Extensive experiments are being
carried on along all lines of drying at
Iowa State college. Many products
are being experimental with and as
soon as results are obtained, will be
given to the public. So far, it has
been shown that rhubarb. for instance
can be dried at home without injury
to color, flavor Or character if the fol
lowing method is used:
Select stalks as for immediate use;
clean peel. cut into small pieces. Place
on cheesecloth on tray in the sun
to dry. Do not let rhubarb touch the
metal With az hot sun and little
breeze it should dry thoroly in about
two days. If the weather turns rainy
and atmosphere becomes saturated
apply dl lIliSldl uCuL. hlS Suu bC uollS
in cook stove drier il it is available
Place trays in it and hold. at a tenn
perature not over 100 degrees. Allow
plenty of air circulation, Do not dry
until 1t becomes brittls. II no drier is
at hand, hang tray over stove high
enough" so, temperature will not &c
over 400 degrees. Do not place in oy-
en-. Circulation Of air is needed to get
best results An electric fan may be
used to circulate the air. -.
After thoroly dry, put dried product
in clean sacks or other containers and
store in clean, dry place. When want.
ed for use, soak 16 to "a hours, sweet
en- and cook same as fresh rhubarb.
One ounce of the dried products
makes a pint when cooked. Twenty
pounds of the fresh rhubard makes
pound when dried.
For more complete information on
drying write Iowa State college, Ames,
Iowa, '..
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13

After denouncing the authority civ
en- to the president to fix food prices,
the dealers proceed to fix them them
selves one or two notches higher than
ever before.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13

There doesn't seem to be any way
for anyone to find out the state of our
military preparation unless. the Ger
man spies are willing to tell. =
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-01

bic WahirGee frei sugefanot miro. Cine
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