davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-12

dSC WOLldI dIlu DClCNC yOu SoA w
this if you try. Other actresses have
played great parts wonderfully while
under great stress and trouble
But, Ruth l said, I am not an
actress. l am only a poor little lone
ly girl who has had the very props Of
life pulled out from under her
Ruth came over and almost shook
me as she said, Paula, hate to think
you are a silly little fool who has not
stamina enough to tear a love out Of
her heart when she finds it is not
worthy My dear child, love, like
everything else in this world, is tran
STORY. You are surprised and hurt
now at the UnwOTthiness of the man
you have been interested in so many
months, but surprise is the emotion
of moment and hurts have a way
Of healing in a very short time.
St Eternal love, my dear, is purely
a figure Of speech. Already you are
beginning to dislike Earnest LawtOn.
l tell you, Paula, it is one of the
wisest dispensatiOns of nature that
we are built so that we can love and
love all over again with the same or
greater intensity than we did before
1 shall never love again. l said
with such decision that Ruth laughed
merrily.
Yes, you will, dear. Many times,
and each time you will say to your
self, as have all the great lovers Of
history, "All the others were mere
emotional disturbances. This and
this only is real love-.
Third act, shouted the call boy,
and Ruth hurried out as she had to
be on the stage when the curtain
went up.
After she had gone took myself
to task, Margie. I stood myself up
in the corner of my dressing room
and harangued myself much as Ruth
had done. l said, Paula Newton, in
this act you've got to prove whether
you are an actress or just a foolish
little girl who will allow a shallow
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-12

Wnere Earnest pressed my arm
as he whispered Speed up, there
was a black and blue mark for days,
Margie," said Paula. 81 involuntar-
lily shrunk from him as he did TINS
instead of leaning toward him as
should have done in the play.
This, Of course, made him more
angry, particularly as l could not
even if death had been the penalty
for not doing so, put a bit OF life or
love into my speeches.
For heavens sake, Paula he eX-
claimed at last, cant you act just
little or are you UnUtterably stupid!
You are running my scene. l cant
get any tragic aspect about leaving
a girl who, whatever words she may
be saying, shows by every possible
action, that she regards me as cad
if not a scOundreI.'
You notice, MaTgie, Earnest Law
ton spoke of what l was doing to his
scene. He did not care a particle
what happened to me or my scene.
''Good God, girl, if you. go on
walking through your part like this
III have to ring down the curtain and
tell the audience that you have been
suddenly taken i'll
4 did try to get back some of my
old feeling and it may seem strange
to you, Margie, but I could only do
this by imagining l was talking to
Jeff Perrygreen instead of Earnest
LawtOn. l was not in love with jeff,
but l recognized his worth and l had
such a revulsion of feeling for Earn
est that even his slightest touch or
the sound of his Caressing tones
caused me physical nausea.
The play Travelled along to the big
scene between Earnest and me. Just
before the last act Ruth came to my
dressing room. She looked fright
ened. Paula. she said, you must
put more vim into your part
." 4 can't, Ruth, l can't l said list
lessly.
.. Vac Won can Won have much
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
EVERYONE LIKES
THIS COLD CURE
"PAPE's COLD COMPOUND" ENDS
A COLD OR GRIPPE IN
A FEW HOURS.

Your cold will break and all grippe
misery end after taking a dose or
"Pape's Cold Compound" every tWo
hours until three doses are taken.
1t promptly opens clogged-up nostrlis
and air passages in the head, stops
nasty discharge or nose running, re-
lieves sick headache, dullness, fever
ishness, sore throat, sneezing, sore
ness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up. Quit blowing
and snuffling. Ease your throbbing
head-nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only % cents
at any drug store. Ii acts without as
sistance, tastes nice. causes no incon'
yenience. Accept no substitute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
SIDE TALKS
The Price of Quarrels
ay Ruth Cameron.

"Oh. Henry and ! can't afford to
quarrel now" said a Recently Wed
Lady, when marvellcd ut the even
tempered way in which she smoothed
over a situation that had approached
the difficult.
"Fias the price Of quarrels gone up
on account OF the war; inquired the
Cynic Have they got corner on
all the Quarrcling over there"
silly" said the Recently Wed Lady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09

| taste. You see. it's this way" turning
To the rest Of us. we haven't quarreled
for four months" She paused to turn
toward the mantcl and give three
mystic raps. And We are crazy 70
make record of at least six months.
| SO we are being SO careful not to let
ourselves quarrel.
Don't ouarrels Just Xappsuf
Can You be careful not TO quarrcl?"
| asked M Cynic. II thought it was In
the nature of quarrels that they just
| happened
WELL they do happen" said the Re-
| Gently Wed Lady. but so does humping
| your elbow. or tipping things over and
| IL YOU arc extra careful you can mini
! mizc accidents like that can't you?"
! You mean you haven't had a single
[ tiff for four months:" asked Aollie 4
! Bit incredulouSly.
oh, nc. we are not az mandy pamby
as all III 3 / mean real quarrel, the
! kind whtN you say dreadful things and
almost HI each other and think things
are never coming straight again:
do you mind telling me how you so
about it TO be CAREFUL questioned the
! CynIc.
oh, I don't know exactly" said the
Lady. II guess we try not to misunder-
gets little bit out OF temper the other
tries to keep in. And. II we do have
| some little misunderstanding We are
both ready to come half way. especially
if the other makes any kind Of adj
vanccs. l think one way mlsunder-
| standings get exaggerated into quarrelS
! is that when one side makes an advance
the other thinks that is the time to
| stand on its dignity and then when tho
other gets ready to make peace over
lures the first one retaliates and then
! Iherc'S q big gulf and there doesn't
| seem to be any way 70 get across"
| Nothing More Worth Thinking Out.
You seem 70 have thought the thing
out pretty thoroughly" said the. Cynic.
! 81 have" said the most Recently wed
! Lady, emphatically rs there anything
| better worth studying over than things
| like that?"
! And we admitted there wasn't.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
BROTHERHOODS
OF AL Lutheran Churches Of Wheeling
District to Give Annual Din.
| usr January "26---.@Se

Second annual Lutheran Brotherhood
dinner will be given January &c In the
Elks' auditorium. The gathering this
year promises TO eclipse the mammoth
tended by hundreds Of members Of the
hrotherhoods and their friends. 1t is
anticipated that more than 500 will at
tend the dinner this month. Large dele
cations from over dozen ,brotherhoods
will attend.
The principal speaker will be the Rev.
Or. Walter G.. TreSSell. of .FremontO.
4 number Of addresses will be delivered
by pastors and laymcn from this COM
munity The dinner Will be served by
the ladies OF Warwood and Edgwood
Lutheran churches
Some spiders in Java make webs &C
strong that it requires q knife TO sever
hem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
Graft will Noat

Wednesday Of mex. week members uf
The Graft will mrci with Mrs. ". L.
Wilson. THO customary work on articles
rnr The benefit OF The Ohio Valley Con
crnl Hospital will ill tho afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
Ladies' Aid Society,

Tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. John Price
al her home on the Island. will enter
tain the Second Division Of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of Thomson 81. f. church.
The hours will be from . TO $ o'clock.
when following the completion of sew
ernl business matters refreshments will
be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09

church last evening. the Kings Daugh-
tiers circle held their regular business
meeting and in connection enjoyed
social session. when refreshments were
served. The hoslcsses we're Mrs: r. I-
Brokaw. Mrs. Frank Bycott and Mrs.
Inhn Eloch. Quito Il proportion OF the
membership was present and delight
rul evening enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
Entertains Friends,

Miss Nellie Commit entertained a
number Of her young friends last
night at her home, 1922 Jacob street.
The evening WAS spent enjoying var
ious amnsemfnts and at Il seaSonable
hour a luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
Club Hostess.

Miss Virginia burst will entertain
tho club of which she is 4 member on
Thursday afternoon. I'll" guests will
sew and later he served with a dainty
luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
WHEELING, w. Va, January s, 1917.


report that they have examined
other the Bank and compared same with
condition the close business
the correct verified by oaths on the
submitted herewith and the emized lists attached hereto
the months been
added the Guaranty Reserve the two
hundred with the laws and there
earnings undivided profit thousand hundred
dollars and thirty 67936 which sum SUI
fcent depors the Of FOUR AND ONE
rannun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
Kahn kIub Dance.

The Kan Klub will entertain its
members and friends with dancing
party Friday evening AT ST. Mary,s
hall, corner Thirty-sixth and Woods
streets. Aembers Of the Ladies' Kahn
Social clhb compose the reception
committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
Miss FIading Entertains

John Bloch Quito u proportion OF Inc
membership was present and dcllGh!-
rul evening enjoyed.
Miss FIading EntertaIns
Miss Rose Fading was hostess -
the members of the W. r.. l.. cluO al
her home in North Wheeling last night
lat very pretty sewing party; Az inc
conclusion of the evening, luncheon
was served. 4 huge mound OF roses
was the table decorations. An an
'nouncement OF the engagement OF one
! of the members was made TO the mem,
hers Of the club, but was wlthhelH
from the public.
The knights OF Columbus. Of Bellaire
have announced the next OF their popu-
lar series OF fortnightly dances toF
Thursday evening. January ~. Luncn-
con and several novelties Will De ihLro.
duced during the program, and the
usual out-Of-town crowd Is expected
| Tho Premier orchestra will furnish, the
music. The committee Is comPoseu o.
Messrs: John Nay. Tom Mcnon loll ii
John Lavelle, Paul WINNER ana FRANK
Wallace.
Invitations Issued.
Copies Of the following CARDS were re-
Iceiyed yesterday:
| 0GTSell sLIlu IskOs hlS ~ N'''
to attend a Dance
] under auspices Of the Brigands OF
Dahna Temple 1854
| Dramatic Order. Knights OF hhorrasSh
Eli;s Auditorium
Wednesday Evening, January I'm. I9l'.
| Eight O'clock. Premier orchestra'
Choir Boys Supper.
| The choir boys of ST. Matthews t. II.
church, will enjoy their annual turkey
| dinner at the parish house THURSDAY
evening at S;so o'clock ,a The Ssan and
bave very handsomely officiated inn
this capacity at each affair during the
past few years. Miss Gussie Wright
IS directress and the chapter includes
the following members:
I Misses:
Adelia Commerford, Hester Brady,
Elizabeth Browne, Alice BraoE'
lliere Bagley, Sarah W nilakeF'
Rose Dunning. Frances Ogden.
| Eleanor Hollowy.
MesdameS:
Toscph Rankin, Mrs. Cox.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
Twip No. l.

Mrs. George List at her home in
Pleasant Valley, Will have the members
of Twig 1 rs guests tomorrow after
noon This is the postponed meat.> :
from las: we TX and their works will be
resumed with interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
Warwood Sewino Club.

Mrs. Burns Murray will have the
Warwood Sewing club as her guests
on Thursday afternoon when The few
hours at needlework will be concluded
by the serving of q luncheon, prettily
apDointed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
For Miss Fawcctt.


Miss Retta Fawcett whose wedding
takes place this month will be com
plimenled this evening by Mrs. Jos
Burtof,. of Dellaire. who will enter
tain the choir Of the First Methodist
church in her honor. There vii! be
forty guests and the evening will be
filed with Il number of happy amuse
,,,a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
Announcements Received.

Copies OF the following announce
ment cards have been received:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Zimmerman
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Nancy Alice
Mr. William 4. Leach
On Saturday, January the sixth
Nineteen hundred and seventeen
DAYTON. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09

The Fourth Street Circle Of King
Daughters wiz entertain on Thursday
afternoon from $50 until 5 o'clock
with a social and tea at the Home for
the Aged and Trendless Women on
Thirteenth street. There will be an
program in connection and
refreshments will be served at its con-
clusion. II is desired all members
attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09

Xing'kv Daughters Nat.
In the parlots OF Thomson n. z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09
AfeSdaneS-
Will Meet Today.

VIII WGCI UVdJ.
The Kings Daughters Of Vance
Memorial church will meet this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Henry VI.
Russell at Highland Park. 4 business
session is to be followed by a few
hours at needlework
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-09

Fort Henry Luncheon.
Mrs. Gibson Caldwell and Mrs.
Robert Hazlett will entertain twenty
six guests at luncheon today for Mrs.
Robert McCabe whose wedding was
recent event The affair will be given
At the Fort Henry club al ] O'clock
and place cards will seat the following
guests:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09
VOKIETIJOS VYRIAU-
SYBE PRAVEDA REFOR
MAS SAVO SALYJ.

Copenhagen, bal. 9.--Vo-
llietijos vyriausybo su kai-
zcriu prieSakyjc pamokinta
Rusijos rcvoliucijos ir Suv.
Valstiju prezidento Wilsono
prancSimu kongrese, kur
pasakyta daug tiesos zodziu
prieS kaizerio autokratizma,
pagaliaus uzsake savo salyj
rcformas. TOmis reformomis
bus suteikta gyventojams
daugiau laisvcs ir, rasi, ma
zu-pamazu bus aplauzyti ra-
gai prusu militarizmui.
Vyriausybc su savo rcfor-
momis ypac paskub6jo, kuo-
met Suv. Valstijos paskelbe
jai kare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09
VOKIECIAI SUPLAISI-
NO SAVO SKRAIDUOLI.

Washington, bal. 9.-Ka-
res laivynO departamcntui
praneSta. kad vokieGiai pa
It's Guame, Pietu Pacifil;c
(Ramiojo vandenyno pa
kraSGciuose), suplaiSino inter
nuOta savo skraiduoli ''Cor-
mOrant." Tai padare, kuo-
met S. Valsti.ju kares laivy-
no virSininkai noreJo tQ !ai-
va konfiskuoti.
PlySimo metu zuvo 9 vO-
kicciu Oficicriu ir ) jurinin-
Ilai. Likusieji 20 oficieriu IL
321 jurininkas pa'Eita NO.
laisv6n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09
BAISYS MUSIAI ORE
PRANCUzU0JE.

Londonas, bal. 3. - Pra-
cita pcnktadieni il SeStadic-
nj Prancuzijoje ivyko ore
tokiOs baisios lakunu kovos,
Iokiu pasaulis dar ncbuvo
mates. Baisiausi lakunu orc
Susircmimai ivyke naktl
pricS praeita penktadien!.
Per pora dienu tn kovu
pasckmcs pasirodc baisios
Is vokicGiu lakstytuvu nu-
ruSta ZemGn IL sutruSkinta.
II vokicciu lakstytuvas SUI
yadinta. 10 vOkieciu baliOnQ
numuSta, kurie krisdami zu-
We nuo licpsnu. A prancu-
~ IL anglu lakstytuvai nu-
muSta zemen. Kaikuriuos is
.iu busiQ galima dar pataisv-
ii.
Anot pranesimu kovose
ore * abicju pusiu dalyva-
We apic $50 lakstytuvu. Ju
didzillma su kulkasvaidziais.
Kuo toliau, tuO geriau is
tobulinami lakstytuvai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09

nubaustas kcturicms me-
tams katorga w pasikcsini-
ma plieS cara. Popov tvir-
tina, kad ta .'pasikosinimq
pricS cara" sagalvoJusi patti
policija ir nckalti zmoncs
pasiUsta katorgon.
Popov, nupasakojes save
,nVliuosavima, plidurc:
''1ndomiausiu paliuosavi-
mo dienojc nuotikiu buvo
nesurandant nickur kalviu.
Kalcjimo kalvis, biJodamas
kaliniu pagiczos - pabGgo.
Gi micstc sunku buvO Sura-
sti kalvi. Todel 60 apkau-
stytu rct6ziais kaliniu slam
!liojo micsto gatvcmis ilga
laika, kol Pagaliaus surado
kalvi, kur} paliuosavo visus
nuo gclcziniu panciu.
Is Tobolsko kalGjimo pa
Iiuosttota 30 karciviu, nu-
baustu ligi gyvos galvos ka-
lGiimu w maiStus 1905-06
metals. Taippat paliuosuota
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09
IESKOMI VOKIECIU
SKRAIDUOLIAI-Uz
PUOLIKAI.

New York, bal. 9. - Nau-
.iosios Anglijos pakraSciuo-
Sc ana vakara pamatyta be-
slankidjanti koki tai nezino-
ma laiva. Kitas toks laivas,
sakoma, patemytas Virginia
pakraSGciuosc. Zinomas daik-
tas, kad tais laivais MCCALL
butt kitokie. kaip tik vokic-
Siu skraiduoliai-uzpuolikai.
Juos gaudyti tuojaus pasiu-
sta Suv. Nalstiju kares lai-
val.
Suv. Valsti.ju visi uostai
naktimis uzdaromi vicliniais
tinklais. kad i juos ne
iplauktu kOkia nOrs vOkie-
Giu nardanGioji laive. Kol-
-kas ncleidziami plaukti i
Europa prckybiniai garlai-
vial.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09
KA SAKO MILIUKOVAS
APIE KARES PABAIGA.

Petrogradas, bal. 9.-Ru-
sijOs uzsieniu .reikalu mini
steris MiliukOvas sake, kad
Russia il talkininkai nesi-
taikinsia, kol VOkietija ne
bus nugal6ta. Kitaip jOkiu
budu ncgalima baigti kares.
Bet jci Nokictija pirm to
norGtu taikintics, tai TALK
ninkai state sckancias tai
kos iSlygas: Austria turf
butt suskaldyta - atidalin-
ia nuo JOS italai, rumunai ir
visi slaviai. Is slaviQ taute-
liu tul'i butt sutvprta valsty-
belle. Vokictija irgi privalo
palikti ctnografinGsc ribosc.
Armenia turf patckti Rusi-
jos globon.
Apdc Lictuva IL Lcnkijq
Miliukov nei ncprisimcna.
Matyt, jau ir be prisimini-
mo visiems zinOma, kad vO-
kieciai po kares turf apleisti
tas uzimtas Sails.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09
KETURI ARESTUOTA
Uz VELIAVOS IR PRE-
zIDENTo 4zEIDIMA.
Waterbury, Conn, bal. s.

Waterbury, Conn.,, bal. s.
- Nicnam saliunc areStuo-
tas John Hurnick, kurs pa
sake, kad "nusispjaujas ant
Sios Sales v6fiavos." Palei-
stas uzstaCius 81, 900 paran-
kos.
Bristol, Conn, bal. 8. -
Frank Picdro NJ vGliavOs
lzeidima tcismo nubaustas
TRIMS mGncsiais kalGjimo.
Manchester, N. H., bal. 8.
---SuarcStuOtas w prcziden-
to izcidima John Paquettc.
Washington, D. c., bal. 8.
W prezidento izeidima tel
smo nubaustas 9 menesiais
kal6jimo Ernest Polpok.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09
ISPANUA ATSIDURUSI
Ant REV0LIUCIJ0S
KRANT0.
Rymas, bal. 9. - Natiks

Rymas, bal. 9. - Natika-
ne gauta zinia, kad Ispani-
.ia atsidurusi ant revoliuci-
JOS krantO IL monarchijai
2rasia nciSvcngtinas pavo-
JUS. IspanijOs karalius AL
fonsas yra talkininku Sail
ninkas, bet Sales kariuome-
ne, aciu vokieGiu agcntu pa
sidarbavimui, palaiko Vo-
kictiJos puse. Todcl visoi
Salyj kilusi neiSpasakvta be-
tvarkc. Pric betvarkos didG-
.iimo zymiai prisidcda ir bio
gas ckonOminis Stovis visOj
Salv.j.
Ncsenai karaliaus isaky-
mu visoj Saly.j suspenduota
konstitucija. Prasidojo ares
tavimai, teismai, bausmGs.
Ir Sitas dar labiaus stow pa
blogino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09
Austria pertraukia rysius SUI
Suv. Valstijomis
Ka sake Miliukov apie
kares pabaiga?
S. VALSTIJOS EINA Is
WEN SU RUSIJA.

Washington, bal. 9.-Suv.
Valstiju vyriausybe savo
ambasadOriui PetrOgrade
pasiuntG spcciali rasta, ku-
riuomi liepia ambasadoriui,
kad jisai praneStu RusijOs
laikinai vyriausybei, jogei
Suv. Valstijos paskelbe kare
Nokictijai, kurios autOkrati-
ne vyriausybe yra didziarl-
sia EurOpOje demokratfiOs
prieSininke. Ir liepc amba-
sadoriui, kad jis Russia pa
svcikintu su demokratijos
laimejimu tdj salyj il is
rcikstu nora, kad ateityje
Rusija su Suv. Valstijomis
susiristu artimiausiais ry-
Siais pOlitikos ir prckybos
zvilgsniu.
Suv.Valstijos apsiima ka-
l'iauti iSvicn su talkininkais
taip ilgai prizes Vokieti,ja,
kol pastaroji galutinai ne
bus parblokSta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09
PRANCUZIJOJE PLEVE-
SUOJA S. v. VELIAVOS,

Paryzius, bal. 9. - Nisoj
Prancuzijoj ant vicsuju IL
privatiniu namu Sale pran-
cuzu veliavu plcvesuoja s.
Nalstiju vcliavos. Prezidcn-
to WilsonO pranesimO kon-
gresui turinys iSkabintas vi
sosc victosc. Vyriausybes
paredymu praneSimas bus
pcrskaitytas visosc mokvk-
lose ir susirinkimuOsc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09
MOTERIS BALSUOSIAN
CLOS RUSIJOJE.

Petrogradas, bal. 9.-Mo-
tcris galcsiancios balsuoti
1cnkant atstovus i pirmaji
Rusijos parlamentarini su-
vaziavima, kuriamc bus pa
Skirta Rusijai valdymo for
ma. Taip uztikrino RusijOs
ministcriu pirmininkas Lvov
moteriu dclcgacijai, kuri 10
Lake sostincie parvaziuo-
jant jam is kar6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09
AUSTRIA PERTEAUKE
DIPLOMATINIUS RY-
SIUS SU AMERIKA.

LONDONAS, bal. 9.-Au-
strijos vyriausybe pertrau-
Ike diplomatinius rysius su
Suv. Valstijomis. Stu am
basadoriui Penfield'ui su
stabu inteikti pasportai.
Bulgaria. su Turki5a irgi
nusprendziusi pertraukti ry-
sius SUI Suv. Valstijomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09
Ukraina kitados buvo pill

Okrdlla KlCauOS DuVO Pill
ma pieno ir medaus, O SIAN
diem asaromis ir krauiu pa
tvino. Visa vakaru sails mus
zemes tai tik gaisrai ir de-
gesiai. Ko nesunaikino kare,
tas zuva is bado ir ligu me-
to. zmones panasus j lavo-
nus, apdriske, pajuodave is
vargo ir bado, lyg laukiniai
zveris slapstosi po girias.
Mus zeme suviai suarde,
apkasai sunaikino, simtai ka
pu ir kapinynu apklojo. ii
gull dyka, issilgusi savo ar
toju, kur;e 'jau niekad nepa-
judins Jos savo zagremis.
Ateina pavasaris, bet ne
atsinesa vilties, tik pradzia
darbu su neapsakomais
skausmais ir bado mirtimi.
Baisi giltine apkabina didu-
ma ukrainieciu tautos ir pa
mazeli ia spaudzia prie sa-
yes, zudydama be gailescio.
Lietuviai! Mes ukraine
ciai esame gyvene su jumis
po mus bendros viespatijos
stogu. Gyvenome drauge, ne
iungo slegiami, nei reteziais
apkalti, kaip apgaleti pa
vergtieji, o sirdingi buvome
vieni Kittens draugai, kaip
broliai SUI broliais. Ne;l .jums
nei NUNS niekad nebuvo ge-
resniu laikp, kaip tie, kada
hietuva ir- Ukraina buvo
viena viespati.ia, kurios ga
lybe buvo musu abipuse SUI
tartis. Daug amziu perejo, o
musV sirdyse likosi ia patti
meile, kuri mus vieni:jo XII
tados. Mes tikime, kad i,
Lietuvos sirdyje yra nors
kokia vienute palanki
NUNS, seniems iusu bro
liams!
Didi nelaime vel suvieni-
jo dvi musu tautas. Mes jus
aukoms rinkti ant naudos
reika,e. Prezidentas Wilso-
mas paskyre balandzio 81 q.
aukoms rinkti antnaudos
Ukrainai, kurios zmones
tick vargo mate Sitoje ka-
reje. Mus, ukrainieciu, Chi
cagoje maza terra. Pats vie
nj nepajiegsime isnaudoti
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09

daugclis zmoniu w agraris-
kus judcjimus pasmerktu.
Is Sibelijos kalGjimQ pa
liuosuota daugclis ir mote
ru. Niena ju, kuli atIikint-
.io bausme czcro Baikalo pa
kraStiuosc, papasakojo, kad
apic pasisckusia rcvoliucija
iStrcmtiniamS pirmiausia
prancSes pravoslavQ popas
.ccrkvcje, kurion iStremti-
Mai buvo susirinke. Po pa
inaldu visi iStrcmtiniai Is
ccrkvts puol6si j policijos
virSininko namus, kad jam
padaryti gala w jo bjauru
apsicjima su kaliniais. Kuo-
met buris iStrcmtiniu isiver-
zC ! virsininko namus, prizes
iuOs is vieno kambario iSbG-
90 10-tu mctu virSininbS
mergait6 ir prisiglaude pric
.nublankusiO tGvO. Jinai pc
sake: "PiImiau nuzudykitc
name" Toks mcrgait6s pasi
elgimaS iSgelbeJo jos teva
nuo mirtics.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-09
SKOLINS PINIGUS
TALKININKAMS.

Washington, bal. 9.-Suv.
Valstiju vyriausybc nrl-
sprcndc talkininkams kuO-
vcikiau paskolinti kelis mi
lijardus dolcriu kares vedi-
mui prizes Vokietija. Pra-
dzioje bus paskolinta 2 mi
li.jardai.