davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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be proud Of you after the concert
Lark sighed dolorOuslY.

''Oh, pooh y encouraged Carol. '.Any-
body can speak silly little old piece
like that. And 1t will look so nice to
have our names right together on the
program. It'll bring out all the high
school folks, sure"
Eyes, they'll come to hear Lark, all
right" Fairy smiled. ''But she'll make
1t go, of course. And it will give Carol
a chance to show her cleverness by
telling her how to do It,"
So as soon as supper was over, Carol
said decidedly. Nov. Connie, you'll
have to help me with the dishes the
next two weeks, for Lark's got to prac-
tice on that piece. I Lark, you must
read it over, very thoughtfully first to
get the meaning. Then just read 1t
and read 1t and read it, dozen times,
q hundred times, over and over and
over. And pretty soon you'll know it,
"I'll bet DON'T was the discourag-
ing retort, as Lark, with pronounced
distaste, took the slip of paper and sat
down in the corner to read the 'bloom-
ing thing" as she muttered Grossly to
herself.
Cennie and Carol did up the dishes
In dreadful silence, and then Carol re-
turned to the charge. ''How many
times did you read 1T"
fourteen ana nai1, was the pa
tlent answer. It's SHY thing, Carol.
Inere,s NO sense 10 u. Inc vino Went
drifting Ger the lea.' =
"Uh, that's not so bad,' Carol said
ielpfully "Tve had pieces with worse
lines than that. The imprint of a
dainty foot, for instance. When you
say, 'The wind went drifting DER the
lea,' you must kind of let your voice
glide along, very rhythmically, very"
'sWindily," suggested Connie. who re-
mained to witness the exhibition.
You keep still, Constance Starr, or
you can get out of here! It's no laugh
Ing matter can tell you, and you have
to keep out or I won't help and then .
"Ill keep still. But it ought to be
windily, you know, since it's the wind.
I meant it for a joke she informed
them. The twins had very disheart-
ening way of failing to recognize Con
mes sJOKeS-ll TOOK the lie out OF
them.
..'Now read it aloud, Lark, so can
see If you get the proper expression .
Carol continued, when Connie was ut.
terly subdued.
Lark obediently but unhapptly read
the quaint poem aloud and Carol said
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The Bobbs- -Merril compaay,) J
AUG 0VUU8-"0IIU
CHAPTER v.
Substitution.


The twins came in at dinner-time
wrapped in unwonted silence. Lark'a
face was darkened by an anxious
shadow, while Carol wore an express
sion of heroic determination.
What's up?" Connie asked, when
the rest of the family dismissed the
matter with amused glances.
Lark sighed and looked at Carol,
seeming to seek courage from the Spar
tan countenance.
Carol squared her shoulders.
swell, go on" Connie urged. "Don't
be silly. You know you're crazy to tell
us about it, you only want to be
coaxed.''
Lark sighed again, md gazed appeal
fngly at her stout-hearted twin. Carol
never could resist the appeal of those
pleading eyes.
.*Larkie promised to speak a piece
at the Sunday-school concert two
weeks from tomorrow" she vouch-
safed, as unconcernedly as possible.
''Mercy!' calculated Connie, with an
astonishment that was not altogether
complimentary.
Careful, Larkie,' cautioned Fairy.
you'll disgrace the parsonage If you
don't watch OUT
Nonsense" declared their father,
Lark can speak as well as anybody If
she just keeps a good grip on herself
and doesn't get stage fright"
Aunt Grace smiled gently.
Connie frowned. ''It's a risky busi-
ness,' she said. Lark can't speak any
more than a rabbit, and
II know II" was the humble admis-
sion.
Don't be a goose, Con-" interrupted
Carol. "Of course Lark can speak a
piece. She must learn it, learn 1t,
learn it, so she can rattle it off back
wards with her eyes shut That's the
whole secret. OF course she can
speak,
How did it happen7' inquired
Fairy.
g II don't know" Lark said sorrow
fully. Nothing was ever farther from
my thoughts, assure you. The first
thing knew, Mrs. Curtiss was thank
ing me for my promise, and Carol was
marching me off like grim DEATH .
Carol smiled, relieved now that the
family commentary was over. ''It was
very natural. Mrs. Curtiss begged her
to do 1t, and Lark refused. That al
ways happens, every time the Sunday
school gives an entertainment. But
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A Christmas Burglar
3 y y y 3 = y y ss 81

@
1HA! A burglar in the rooml
II I hear has stealthy tread;
Hes sltfsking som e ~ here
through the gloom
By y0nder trMhdle bed.
Across the creGking chamber floor
HIS fearful footsteps fall
What torn, apas that stole through the
door
And out along the hair
What form tcas that, clad all In .ohise
And scarcely three feet highs
a burgldrs Or some Christmas spritt
With mischief in has eye?
What! You! Abroad before the day
Has lit his round, red lamp?
What takes yoa, iron, your slumbers,
pray,
You little, o,ohsh scampg
You came a,oay do,on here because
You really felt that you
Must aOait for Mr.. Santa Claus
And see IT he ,0as true?
You braved the darkness, unatraid
And al its terr0rs grim,
And this long, dreadful journey made
TO proDe y0Nr faith in him?
Well, back to bed, for he rs true;
your precious flith hold fast.
Old Santa C1aus soiN live for you
While dreams and childhood last.
And sohen at length you take you1
place
Among the 1corld of men,
In every little Christmas face
He'll hoe for y0u again.
james J. Montague in Neeo York
American.
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Xed Il new way, haven't Won 9D

scared, father, not 4 bit-vet, m.
there's hollow feeling Hava the
boys come ~ '7ss'11'
.sNo, but they'll be here II . mtnnta
Jim,s late. i llo GET sore ~ ,T,,n,...- "a -,
forty times rather 90 WITH him +ban
Hartley-but he always nuts Off Off @ nsh,
ing US until the last minute and then j.
naye a date and you get him. he.
lieve he does 1t on purpose. Come on
down" .
And SGrAces looked at the pale sweet
face with gratified delight, and kissed
!. .her warmly. va; Her father walked around
s.aer' noddlng approval. s 5
Aunt aIl1 Grace. ne said solelnnly, 'it's
9 Wretched business, business, having parson-
age 1'lll OF daughters. Just US soon as
hey reach the age of beauty. grace
ma charm, they turn their backs on
heir fathers and smile on fairer lads.,
You've got me, father, said Connie
'onsol,ngly. MS =.
And me--when Babbie's in Chica-
50, added Fairy.
Yes, that's some help. Connie, be
an old maid. Do! ] implOre you.n
IN. Comics got beau already
sald Carol. Its the fat Allen boy
ineV don,t nave dates ties yet, but they've
ssos an aWful case on. He's going to
make tnelr lving by travelling with
''4oW. : gu y nave 10 put up with auntts
shes she beyond the beauing stage!''
suits me-" he said contentedly, 81
am getting more than my deserts. Come
on, Grace, We'll start
$50 will we, Connie, . said Fairy.
But the boys came, both together,
and the family group set out together.
Carol and Hartley one Of her high
school admirers lied off by running
race down the parsonage walk. And
Lark, old, worn and grave, brought up
the rear with jim Forrest. Jim was
q favorlte attendant of the twins. He
mad been graduated from high school
the year previous, and was finishing
on at the agricultural college in Anes.
but Ames was not far from home, and
ne was still frequently on hand to
squire the twins when squires were In
demand.
For this broad-minded devotion the
twins gave him deep-seated gratitude
and affection and he always stood high
In their favor.
81 Are you scared, Lark" he asked
her as they walked slowly down the
street toward the church.
W. r S<,1,
solemnly, 'but I'm perfectly cavern
GUS, If you know what that means
I sure do know" he said fervently,
''didn't I have to do a speech at the
commencement exercises? There never
was q completer cavern than was
that night. But / can't figure out why
folks agree to do such things when
they don't have to-. 1 had to. It was
compulsory
Lark gazed at him with limpid trou-
bled eyes. IT can't figure out, either. /
don't know why / did. It was q mis-
take, some way. 7s3s=s=.
At the church, which was gratifying
" crowded with Sunday school enthu-
siasts, the twins forsook their friends
and slipped along the side aisle to the
"dressing room commonly utilized
as the storeroom for worn-out song
books. Bibles and lesson sheets. There
they sat IN throbbing, uuivering silence
with the rest Of the entertainers un-.
It'll the first strains of the piano solo
broke forth, when they walked sedate-
Ton ,%cSx ,lr,vNr
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a pretty thimble case, made Of q
1ishbone saved from the wreck Of the
Thanksgiving turkey, is something
new. Heavy silk or mercerized cot
ton is used for crochet lace to make
a wide border about the wishbone. It
is crOcheted with a beading to carry
baby ribbon that Is run through it and
made into three little bows as shown
In the picture. a tiny bag, to hold
the thimble, is suspended between the
ends Of the bone and the pretty gift Il
suspended by ribbon hangers
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
GABIAUSIAS FRANCOIS
ORLAIVININKAS.

Paryzius, rugpj, 2S d. = Ga
biausiu Francuzijos orlaivininku
skaitosi jaunas 2I meto amziaus
vyras George Guymener. Jis bu-
vo suzeistas ir gultjo ligonbuty-
je. Nelaukes galutinio pasvei-
kimo jis kelesi lovos ir ejo
saudyt vokisku aeroplanu, ku-
rie uzpuldinejo Francuzija. Gu
ymener su tam tikra kanuole
kelias dienas po savo ligos MI
sove 81 vokiecip orlaivius.
Guyinener skaitomas gabesniu
ovaitorium uz Pegu If Poia :,
kurie buvo siuntinejami j Ru-
sija isbandymui naujai padirbtu
orlaiviu Rusijoie "Duperdouse-
no" sistemos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
BAISENYBES
ISPANIJOJE.

Paryzius, rugpj. rs d.-Atitar-
navusieji Ispanijos kariumeneje
1914 m. jos pavaldiniai dabar vel
tapo pasaukti armja. Paryziu-
j. aptureta oficialiai praneSima;
kad Ispanijos darbininku strei-
kai daejo lygi kruviniausiu SKIER
dyniu. Atsirado gaujos visokiu
banditu. Sukililnai eina visoj sa-
lyj. Kariumene Saudo sukilelius
be pasigailejimo. Nedideliame
Biscaya provipcijos mieste Bilboa
nuzudyta $50 zmoniu. Barcelo-
noje, Madride ir Nervoje taipgi
zuvo daug sukileliu. Yra dau-
gybe suzeistu. UzmuStu zmoniu
seimynoms valdzia duoda pini-
giska pagelba.
Taciaus tos zinios reikalauja
patvirtinimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
SOCIALISM, NESTORAS
PAMETE PARTIJA.

new YORK, N. Y. RuSpJ. 23 d.
-Nelabai senai Socialista. partija
pamete didelio socialistu laikras-.
clio The e Call (New Yorke) re-
daktorius, nurodydamas, kad jis
negali toliaus butt mel redakto-
rum laikraScio, nei nariu parti-
jos, kuri darbuojasi kaizerio nau-
dai.
Siadien pamete socialistu parti-
ia dar vienas zymus socialistu
veikejus--Lucien Saniel, zinomas,
kaipo Amerikos Socialistu Par
tijos Nestorius (pirmas histori-
kas).
Isstodamas is partijos, Saniel
pasake, tarp kitko, sekanciai:
"Mano pareiga linkui Tarp-
tautiskojo Socializmo liepia man
pasitraukti is organizacijos, kuri
save vadina "Suvienytu Valstiju
Socialistu Partija" Kuomet tapo
zinoma, kad Scheidemann (vo-
kisku socialistu vadas) ir jo
reichstagine isdaviku grupe pa
dave kaizerio rankas Vokietilos
social-demokratija, tai Americas
socialistu partija turejo tuojaus
reikalauti, kad Amerika su visa
savo galybe pakiltu prizes Vokie-
tia. Bet nieko panasaus nebuvo
padaryta.
"Sumisimo stovyje budami So
cialistai tick gall sulaikyti kare,
kick jie galetu sulaikyti perku-
Mia, arba zemes drebejima."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
VOKIECIAI NESIULYS
TAIKOS.

Berlinas, rugpj. 27 d. = Reich
stage komisija apturejo nuo kan
cleric Michelio pranesima, ku-
riame kancleris uzraiske, kad Vo-
kietya neturi duoti jokio atsaky-
mo popieziaus nota be pasta
Irimo su savo talkininkemis. Kan
cleris taipgi priduria, kad Vo-
!kietijos taikos "pasiulymus" tai
kininkai ignoravo, uztat, girdi,
Vokietija daugiaus neprivalo stu
lyt kariaujancioms valstybems
taika.
IS kitu Saltiniu zinios skelbia.
kad Vokietijos reichstagas ke-
tinas palaikyti popieziaus nota.
Apie tai New Yorko Times"
korespondentas savo telegramoje
IS Berlino tarp kit ko sako: "As
siandien buvau nuejes pas reich
stage atstova DIR. Albert Ziude-
KUN If jis man pasake, kad "su-
sivienijusios" reichtago parti;os
Sheidemano salininkai, kataliku
partija, radikalu ir liberalu par
tijos, issireiSke uz popieziaus no.
ta. Minetos partijos reikalaus,
kad teutonu valdzios, atsakyda-
mos j popieziaus nota, sutiktu
tuojaus pradeti tartis apie taika.
Jis sake, kad neseniai reich
stage isnesta rezoliucija, tarp-
tautine socialistu konferenciia
Stockholine If popieziaus nota =
turi tuos pacius principus.
Kad Vokietija troksta taikos,
kaip trokstantis vandens, apie
tai nera maziausios abeiones.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
Is Kares Lauko.
RUSIJOS SOCIAL
DEMOKRATAI SMUNKA.

Stoekholmas, rugpjuc'o "a d.
Nuo keleto dienu is Rusijos atei-
ma mazai tikru ziniu, bet uz tai
ateina daug ivairiausiu CANDY.
Taip paprastai buva-tyla prizes
didele audrq. Ir is Rusijos ne
itrukus galima tiketis labai svar-
biu ziniu, kurios gal but nu1ems
visa Rusijos likimq.
Rusijoj, kick galima suprasti,
,prasideda trigubas krizis: politis-
kas, ekonomiSkas If kariskas.
Pfrmas yra t;ne svarbiausis, mes
'palyti Rusijos valdzia, O nuo val
dzios stipruno, ar silpnumo pri-
klauso if xiii du klausimai-eko-
nomiskas If kariskas padejimas.
Politiskas padejimas dabar per-
sistato sekanciai:
Kareiviu If DarbininEu tary-
,ba, kuri dar tik dvi savaiti tam
atgal, nors If nekontroliavo pill
mai Rusijos reikalq, bet buvo
tokia jiega, kuri grasino viskam
If pagal jos drdcle turejo net
laikinoji valdzia sokti. Siadien
toji taryba jan turejo pasitraukti
is pirmos eiles, If turejo uzleisti
savo vieta Rusijos kaimieciams.
Kaimiecip partija siadien yra
Rusijos galybe, ne Darbinin-
ku If Kareiviu taryba, kuri sa-
Ivo didumoje susidejo is radika-
lisku socialistu stovinciu arti nuo
bolsevikq Qeninistu). sita
taryba turejo galybe, bet memo
kejo ia pasinaudoti konstrukty-
viam darbui, nemokejo uzvesti
tvarkos, if Rusijos minios, nu-
ilsusios nuo betvarkes pradejo
saltai i ia ziure.i. Tauta pradeda
pa-nazu persitikrinti, kad ia Oar
bininku ir Kareiviu taryba moka
daugiaus kritikuoti negu veikl.
naudinga darba, kad bolSeviku
vadas Lenin yra patrauktas at
sakomyben uz sales isdavyste,
kad tarp bolseviku lyderiu yra
daug zmoniu kurie turi rysius
su Vokietija-ir visa tai pri-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
BADAS VOKIETIIOIE.

London, rugpj. 26 d.-Netik
moterls if mazi vaikai badauia
Vokietijoje, bet ir darbininkai
Sunkiausius darbus dirba ir di-
dziausl bada kencia paimtieji vo-
kleciais belaisviai. Jie mirsta
is alkio If nuovargio, bet jie ME
kam MCCALL pasiskusti, mes pa
skaitomi maistininkais ir skau-
dziai baudziami. Belaisviai dir
ba sunkiausius darbus, o gauna
tik po viena svara duonos die
na if durmsto yandens, kuri vadi-
ma "zupe."
MaiSta prizes valdzia pradejo
kelt pats Vokietijos darbininkai.
Ypac dideli Vokietijos darbinin-
ky sukilimai prizes marinancia JUGS
badu valdzia iviko Deusseldorfo
If ksseno apskriciuose. Ten dar-
blninkai gaudavo tik po 8 sva-
rus bulviu j savaite. Jie, mega
ledami pakest bado, nustojo dir
be if pareikalavo, kad jiems bu-
tu duodama po 10 svaru bulviu
savaiteje. Valdzia papenejo dar-
bininkus graziais zodeliais ir di-
deliais pazadejimais, bet darbi-
ninkai Jau neteko kantrybes ir
isejo j streika.
Streiku banga Vokietijoje pla-
tinasi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31

mai trauke- kruvinI musiai 5,
jokiu pasekmiu, tik dabar is j
italai austrus isvijo If jas galuti
mai apvalde. Kitose to fronto
vietose dar austrai smarkiai prie
sinasi, nors be vilties atsilaikyti
Italy rankose yra jau 8 austrr
atsigynimo linijos prize
Kobelik ir Madoni. Italians mu,
syj padeda if jq kariski laivai
Imonitorai, mes musis nusitese jau
i pajurius. Musyj dalyvavo il
abieju pusiu orlaiviai, bet ir jais
austrai sau mieko naudingo at
siekti nelstenge. Italiski kariski
laivai bombardavo Triestq.
Nedaug geriau sekasi Francuzi-
joj ir Austrijos padetojai Vokieti-
ja.i Pre- Verdun francuzai palai-
lie visai nuo vokieciu atimtas po-
z cijas kurias -ataku vokieciai
flegino atgauti, bet su dideliais
nuostoliais tapo atmusti, dar nuzu-
de apkasais sudrutinta kama
beaumont SIT aplinkine giria il
giriq Fosses. Tais laimejimais
francuzai nepasiganedino, bet to-
lesnei ofensyvoj ateme nuo vokie-
Giu viska, ka jie per 3 menesius
bnvo laimeje. Vokieciai garsina,
kad tas pozicijas pats apleido, bet
turbut apleido, kad ju apginti ne
sitikejo, bet ne vien kad francu-
zams itikti. Juk tu poziciju ap-
valdymui tukstancius kareiviu pa
aukavo. Launching vo<ieciai cia
niekur neturejo.
Azijos kares fronte, taipgi Ma
cedonijoj priesingu kariumeniu
vcikimas visai pasiliove Wen
pcreita savaite vertu paminejimo
Macedoaijos fronte prie Grekijos
rilbeziu yra isdeginimas veik ST
visu miestu Saloniki. Miestas
vcik visai isdege. Sudege apie
10000 namu. 10000 zrnoniu ne
teko nei turtu, nei pastoges.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
ANGLIJOJE NERAMU.

London, Ragpj. rs d.-Buvu-
sis Anglijos kares minister's
Hendersonas, rugpjucio II d. re-
zignavo is ministerijos. Dabar
jisai yra Anglijos Darbo Parti-
jos sekretorius. 10 rezignacija
is ministerijos issauke Anglijos
valdzios apkaltinimas uz 10 va
ziavima Francuzijon tarties su
francuzu socialistais Stockholmo
konfereneijos reikalu.
Rugpjucio ID d. Londone ivy
ko Anglijos Darbo Partijos piI-
domojo komiteto susirinkimas,
kuriame tapo isrinkti delegatai i
Stockholmo konferencija. IS
rinktas If Hendersonas.
Anglijos valdzia dar ir dabar
nelsduoda pasportu atstovams i
ia konferencija, o premjeras pa
sake, kad jis kreipsis prize kara
liaus, prasydamas paleisti par
liamentq il daryt naujus rinki-
mus.
Anglijos premjcras paskelbe,
kad Sia kare turf uzbaigti val
dzia, ne civiliai zmones. Dar-
bininku bruzdejimas Anglijoje
Gas Kart eina didyn. 10000 gelz-
kelly darbininku grasina streiku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
ITALIA ATNaUJINO
OFENSYVA.

Rymas rugpj. rs d. = Popie-
ziaus nota pridave italu armijai
da didesne energija uzpuolimams
ant ziauraus prieso. Vyriausias
Italijos armijos vadas Cadorna
uzreiske, kad dabar tai jis paro-
dys, kokia ofensyva sauni italy
arnija prades prizes vokiecius.
Italy armijos uzpuolimai buvo
labai pasekmingi: Isonzo fronte
italai paeme nelaisven virS 100000
austru bel vokieciu If visiskai SUI
lauze priesininko armijos eiles.
Dabar italai eina prize didmieSSio
Trieste.
Ir kit talkininkai smarkiai ku-
liza vokiecius. KanadieGiai sumu-
Sc vokiecius ties Lens ir tikisi
raimti Lens miestq.
Francuzai pa5me daugybes vo-
kieGiu ties Verdunu. Paskuti-
niame susir5mime pateko fran
cuzu nelaisven 5000 vokie6iu.
Sulyg paskutiniu telegramu,
francuzu ofensyva nustebino visa
pasauli.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
AUSTRIA SU-
TINKA SU POPIE-
zIAUS NOTA.

Berne, rugpj. rs d.-Sveicari-
jos diplonlatu rateliuose kalbama,
kad Austria pilnai sutinkanti sll
popieziaus nota. Bulgaria. tik
tada jausis uzgan6dinta, kuomet
jai pasiliks uzkariautos Rumuni-
jos If Serbijos teritorijos. Tx
viena Vokieija nenori sutikti
su savo talkininkemis-Austrija ir
Bulgaria.. Vokietija dar Wis sva-
joja iseiti pergaletoj4, bet jau is
viso matyt, kad j taip elgiasi
prizes gala.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
STREIKAS KRUPPO
DIRBTUVESE.

Amsterdam, rugpj. 20 d.-"Eo.
ksl "Aazeiger' pranesa, kad
haisiaus;oje Vokietijos lanuoliu,
Kruppo dirbtuvese kilo darbi-
ninku streikas. Dirbimas kanuo-
liu If amunicijos susitrukde.
Sta streika iskele valdzios SUI
areStavmas vieno Magde-
burgo miesto dirbtuves darbinin-
ky atstovo.
Kanuoliu darbininku streikas
Vokietijoje sujudino visa sali:
zmones dziaugiasi, kad sustojus
dirbt kanuoles, greiciau pasibaigs
kare, bet valdzia visokiais budais
baugina darbininkus ir vercia
prize darbo.
IS ivairiu Saltiniu zinios skel-
bia apie nepaprastus sumisimus
Vokietijoje. Streikai ir badau-
janSiu zmoniu priesvaldiskos
demonstrancijos smarkiai pleto-
jasi visoj salyj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
PREZIDENTAS WILL
SONAS KALBES
APIE TAXA.

Washington, D. c. rugpj. Is
d.-Neuzilgio kapitoliume bus
susauktas nepaprastas kongreso
posedis, kuriame kalbes pats SUI
vienytu Valstiju prezidentas Will
son. Ten prezidentas atsakys
i popieziaus Benedikto XIV no
ia ir kalbes apie taikos salygas.
Prezidento zodzio laukia visa
Amerika ir visas pasaulis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
IVOKIEcIAI UzPUOLE
ANGLIA.

Londonas, rugpj. IS d.-Ofi-
cialis anglu pranesimas sake, kad
10 vokieeiu orlaiviu uzpuole An
|glijos miestus Dover If Marg-
queaka suicide kelis zmonis ir
siaip pridirbo nuostollu. Artilerija
lnusove 2 prieso crlaivius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
SKALDYSE TURKIJA.

London, rugpj. rs d. = Pas
kutiniame Vokietijos reichistago
komisiios posedyje kancleris Mi
tchelis pranese, kad "talkinin-
ka turf padare slapta sutarti, SUI
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
zUVO 2 AVA
TORIAI.

Paryzius, rugpj. "a d.-United
Press telegrama sklebia; kad du
Amerikos aviatoriai, Chadwick If
Biddle, zuvo kares lauke. Tame
pat vakariniame fronte Ameri-
kos aviatorius Willis pateko vo-
kieeiq belaisven.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31

niu hnglijos laivu. Oficialis Am
glijos admiraltijos pranesimas sa-
ko, kad IS paskandintu laivu bu-
vo virs 1000 tonu italpos, g.
maziau negu 1000 tonu italpos
ir 2 zveju waltz.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-31
ANGLIJOS LAIVYNAS.

London, .rugpj. IS d. = An
glijos blokados minister's prane-
Sc, jog Anglijos prekybiniq laivu
talpa virsija 100000 tony.