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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-03

sherman, during the debate on the
armed neutrality bill. presented
today's news dispatches from Berlin.
bringing Foreign Minister thinner
mans admission OF the attempted in
triguo with Japan and Mexico.
Senators manifested such keen in
terest IN the dispatches that they were
read twice. Senators who had been
inclined Ia denounce the celebrated
Zimmerman Instructions as a forgery
or British plot, showed particular
interest.
Japan has dcHied receipt of owes
lures" senator Sutherland. Rcpubli.
can of Utah, interiected II ask u
there ~ any Significance TO the fact
that our great ana good FREUD GEN
erai Carranza. in our neighboring
friendly republic, has not made any
denial
Arc We going 10 lie down on our
backs and let this monstrous Frank
enstcin trample over us ruthlessiy2 2"
resumed senator Brande gee II am
not deceived by the effect OF this bill,
The effect will be that the next pas
sengcr or freight ship with American
gunners aboard which attempts TO
enter British or neutral port in the
zone viii be attacked by German
submarine That means that there
will be war II this country IL M To I've
II perchance our defensive gunners
should sink submarine that would
mean war
senator nraudcgee declared with
emphasis that "A state OF war already
existed and had existed between the
United States and Germany since Feb
Nruary
"Germany declared war ON the
whole world n issuing this pruelama-
| ton.' he asserted NO self respect
| ing nation regards it amy other way
When she proclaimed slaughter Ia the
barred zone. she declared war against
| this nation.
Thut he and some other foreign re-
Ilutions committee members wanted tu
! amend the bin To- direct and not
/ merely authorize the president ga
arm American merchantmen was stat
ed T., the Connecticut senator.
/ For more than two wears he con-
! tiuued. 1--WE have submitted To every
| form OF aggression We have acted
In the face Of these losses and horrors
! ia way we would not have acted In
1865 when Grant had an army and ",
| had "a real navy 80 foreign nation
then would have dared TO anront ~
[ We have sat here tor over two years
| like school boys ana declined TO de
things necessary to raise an army apl
put oursclN cs iu proper defense, just
now we are doinR what We ought 1,
have done long ago
Mr. Braudegee ur-ed the passage oI
the pending measure aud not th'
lhousr bin because los It's terms IA.
status ~ officers or men on mer
chant ship resisting attack from
war vessel would hc clearly establish
ed under Amoriean law and the,
lcould not be tveafed as pirates as the'
might be treated without such a law
Il want such men he said, TO h'
treated as prisoners of war acting un
Idcr authority OF the American con
gress ana not 20 be hung az the yard
larm as pirates
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-03
MEMS oF INTRIGUE CAUSES
SENSATION NJ TUE HAGJt

The Hague, VIA London Marcn i,.--
The news of the German intrigue iu
Mexico caused q sensation here "a ~
rerarded n a stroke ct great sooi for.
tune fpr the cause ~ the entente and
as immensely strengthening the hands
~ President Wilson rhe Amster.
dam Handelshiudf speaks OF Nnn
Hernstorff's "crNsv intrigue." and The
Rotterdam Mlashnds saysi
This trick of the black mavic ~
secret diplomacy beats anything hith-
crtu seen Now that the yards are on
the table. the German game instead
of being srandoois appears merely
gr1teEQue The trump card - beaten
and As player loses the game"
The Amsterdam Nieuws Van Den
Dag Judges tho failure of the Gernau
maneNer . diplomatic defeat ~ far
reaching consequences which will d."
Immense harm tn Germany now aud
especially ~ her future relations with
America The Hague Nlsuwr couran'
referring 80 Germany's double game"
asks Il 3, harardcd this widest move
because u fet cnrnered new that "a
wns con frontel ~ new eNeny .
This paper. in lhe lh'ht ~ the present
revelation. Incidentally enrxratulntes
European neiitrais on their wisdom
Ia holding aloof when President VIII
son Invited them 70 support his action
against Germany IN reRard 10 the un-
restrhuted submarine eanp4IUn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-03

Washington March President
Wilson today signed the postoflice ap-
prupriatlon bin containing the bone
dry prohibition provision,
The "bonc-dN Provision Of the
postal bin s the most far reaching
prohibition legislation ever enacted by
the federal suyerumtnt--lu fact 20 as
the Hrst direct legislation by the gov
crnmcnt prohibiting the uquur traffic
Nt least fourteen states which have
prohibition laws hut do not proh,pit
The Importation ui certain quantities
ui liquor tor personal use. viii be
made bone dry bN the new law which
prohibits the Importation of liquor
into any state that prohibits ITS man
Ufacturc and sale"
state legislation. recently passed
ana about 20 become effective within
the next tcW weeks. Will increase the
number of one dry states to at least
twenty-five.
The same bin prohibits delivery jon
the mails OF any publication Of cor
rcspundcncr hearing liquor ndvortls-
Ing in states, which by their own law :
prohibit such advertising within their
borders
President Wilson also signed the
diplomatic and the District ot COL
umbia appropriation bills.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-03
Democratic Leaders Are Trying
TO Get 1t Through Somehow Be
fore the Session Comes TO an
End at Noon Tomorrow.
LONG SPEECHES AGAINST
1T PROBABLE IN SENATE
Great Majority of Republican
Leaders Urge Its Passage, but
Stand of La Toilette Is Uncer.
tain; Stone Obstructs.

by Associated Press
Washington, March 2 The armed
neutrality bin was running neck
and neck race with time in congress
today. Democrat ,eadcrs were aiming
to get IL thruu>N somehow before the
session dies at noon tomorrow but
were not entirely sure OF the position
OF rs opposition
In the senate. where the bill was
being debated there were some long
opposition speeches ahead. Although
great majority Of the Republicans
urged ~ passage. the leaders were
not sure where the last moment would
nnd senator Ia Toilette and tn"
strain was drawn out 1y senator
stones Offering Of amendments which
are djsogrceahlc to the president
II is evident the situation &oa fore.
ed other legislation into am elcN,uth-
hour jam whore much of 10 would nc
sacrificed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-03
ZIMnEIsMtN MlAk rs EFFORT TO
JUSTIFY GEItMANYS ACTION

Berlin, March OWireless to Say
willie. THE following was given out
today by the overseas news agency
Ohc official German news bureau;
Foreign Secretary Zimmerman was
asked by q stan mcmucr of the over
seas news agency about the English
report that "a German plot had been
revealed to get Mexico to declare war
against the united states and To se-
cure Japan's aid against the United
States Secretary Zimmerman ans
wered:
"Yuu understand that 1t .s impos-
slblc for me tu discuss the facts OF
this revealed plot just at this moo
mvut and under these circumstances.
therefore may be allowed to limit
nay answer to Nhat is said ~ the Eng
lsh reports. which certainly are not
Inspired boy sympathy with Germany.
The English repor, expressly states
that Gcrmuuy expected aud wished to
remain ON terms of friendship with
the United states. but that we had
prepared measures of defense in case
the United states declared war lgalns,
Germany I fnil 10 see how such Il
plot rs Inspired by uufrieudliness on
our part It would mean nothing but
that We would use means universally
admitted IA war, Ia case the United
states declared war.
The most important part Of the
alleged plot is its condition and form
The " Whole plot falls Hat TO the
ground In case the United States does
not declar, war sgaiust us. And (
We really. a. tho report alleges Con-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-03
JAPAN PHOrtssi.s SURPRISE,
PROPOSAL NOT RECEIVED. SAYS

TOkio. Friday March s.--Thc dcN-
laration of the Japanese government
through Foreisn aiinister Niscount
Motnno, that japan has received no
proposition from Mexico OF Germany
10 join in possible war against the
United states was supplemented today
IN a statement made Go the Associated
Press on behalf of the goNornment by
kiiuro shldehara. vice foreign minis
ter
we were greatly surprised to hcar
~ the German proposal said NJ.
we cannot Imagine what Germany Is
thinking ahnut TO conceive that she
could posdnly involve us Ia MAR with
the United states merely by asking
Mexico This Is too ridiculous for
words. Needless 10 say. Japan rcmalnA
faithful 90 her aiiies
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-03

make General Carranza tool OF Bor-
lin Is fortunately successful The du-
plicity Of carrnnza has been oppor-
tunely unmasked and will give fin
ishing blow 10 his project for n latin
American conference a conference
including power which IL engaged in
an intrigue ngalnst the United states
and from which the latter country
would he excluded would be just
cause of irritation to the people OF
North America, That II why we are
convinced that the Brazilian chancei-
lory should abstain from conscnting
To the invitation OF Argentina"
A Epoca says
In this intrigue which might cover
with blood American soil the egotism
OF General Carranza is an Impressive
fact Carranza would not hesitate to
set all America on fire. The energetic
attitude OF the United statos In de-
manding satisfactory explanations
proves that carranza lnfan,y may
cost him dear"
Copenhagen March Nia London.
March % The Friday morning Ber-
lin papers contain no reference to the
Zimmerman note TO Mexiso and APP
parentiy the news from America has
been held M Oy the censor Berlin
dispatches to the Copenhagen after
noon papers also made no reference
To- the affair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-03
Discussion on a Bill Designed to
Prevent Discrimination Against
Negroes Unexpectedly Drags in
Spanish Americans.
ROSWELL DIsCRIMINATEs
AGAINST NATIVES, CLAIM
Prohibited from Entering Res.
taurants and Barber Shops, 1t
Is Represented; Chaves County
Member Says Statement Untrue.

pcgial Correspondence to Tho Herald
santa Pc. N. NJ March 3-The
,ouse which met at 10 O'Clock this
'uuruing. remained an session untu
10 o'clock this afternoon, spending
1 Uos' Of this time Ia discussing race
! iscriminatiou, \ house resolution hy
! IcWcllyn ana GonzageS was passed hy
4 . tu 10. putting the house uu record
being opposed Co discriminating
7 sainst Spauish-Amciiraus. Mos ut
4 hc Republicans and -Au,eri-
ans voted for 10 and some OF the
I IcIuuCrats voted against it because
ih'N said that while they approved o.
I 10, principal 70 Wle uut proper 20
lriug up such thing iu the leg .ln-
Arr NurK and Pnrdu, charg,d the
s,punhC1us with making political
Il Iundcr of she question. Various sp.r-
a rd speeches we're made uu both
4 dcs Tho bill OF ysstordaN .s made
. special order Tor . O'Clock this at
z rnoon and several Substitutes viii
,"hahlN %, offered auu the whole
rcstior opened up again.
The senate received th, report of
4 lc road committee uu IuN or,d state
IDad projects. President clark am
punccd to the scnti, that hc had iri-
I truphcd in their names tu Washing
I fu urglug the pgssIgc ui a bl,l upprO-
1 IIting 800, ,run acres iu IA, uses ~
Pod roads The senate yuE,urrod iu
action.
lu the regular order ui business IN
.lhr senate no communication from
T. governor regarding appointments
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-03
GERMANY ADMITS CORRECTNESS OF REPORT THAT
STEPS WERE TAKEN TO ENLIST Aid OF MEXICAN
GOVERNMENT in WACINC WAR ON UNITED STATES

ther Instance saying that a. A. Se-
diuo. prominent lawyer OF Albu-
querquc, had been denied entrance to
a Roswell restaurant.
Lewis Entcrs u Dental
lnterpOsinR these remarks we're de-
mails ana protests from the Pocos val
ley. and others. T.. Il. Lewis member
from Chayes stated that the only
first class restaurant m Roswell Is
conducted by a Chinaman from Hong
kong. and that nc has frequently
dinod there aud know Spanish Amer
leans 60 be present. and also guests
at tho bot,ls Of the city II do not
believe a word ot what th eEcntleIAan
has ben saoy ing adding that Mr.
Gonzclcs must have been misnfurued
Mr Pardue took occasion 60 speak
TO the point. ana declared that the
members Of the house were Imposing
an iudignity upon their race and
dishoncr ON themselves. by assuming
that the purpose uf the bill wac to
draw - line between English and
spanish speaking people lie culug-
i1cd the qualities OF the Spanish de-
scendaut4 Mr stroud eudcuyorod 90
smooth matters over. aud pointed out
that the BIN .s really aimed az me-
srocs, aud mas nothing whatever TO
do with rae, differences a. among
whit" races.
Taking advantage ot the slip OF the
tongue of another speaker. Enrique
Mares 81 ColfaN. referred To- those who
sometimes cali themselves The white
race" Nj Dnls outspcd his inter-
prefer. Iu speech which registered
to the fun objections uT man of
southern upbriugiug tu puy scmblanCc
OF equality between other ratrs ana
the blacks lie mlked mighty plain
Il was lt This jurcurc that G. ". B
Bryan arose. and as his propensity tor
oratcry OF liberal kind is known 60
the house Mir Winston who was pre-
Siding temporarily choked ou further
I debate, b., recogniz.ng timely mo-.
tiun 20 make the whole subject i spe-
ciul order for 3 o'cluct today which
was done The bill Will mo- doubt come
up today iu amended form
lIoli-c Passes NINaraGo.
AlNaiddo county was tarou yp Dos
the house and passed under suspcu-
sion OF the rules This Dim makes a
now county out OF parts "i Union.
Mora. and CultlN counties Tho vote
stood 30 tu 90. whom SPEAKER Lew
c,lyu cast tho dcCidn- vote Lea
county m Tho ~cnuty has mot yct com,
tu vote The claim BE- being Nuircd
before senate committees Uut The sct-
Tiers out uu the portion ui the -tukcd
p,giu, that vtU he Included u the
county f il i~ created, do not want
ANA cannot luurd th, expense ul q
nov ruunft Lu\tFUU4tUf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-03
GIN CARnNNzN PICTURED
ASA TOOL on GERMANY

RIO Janeiru. March j.--tenefal
CnrrnnAi Is pictured as a tool Of Ger
many IN new spaper comment here IN
the Zimmerman note To Mexico. -
Paiz says
In spite OF the Ingenuity OF the
machiayellism OF Germany Il Il be-
ycnd doubt that the proposition 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-03

London March 9 The reichsu,s
has adjourned until March 90. accord
ing to Berlin dispatch to Reuter- X
s., way of Amsterdam
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-03
WILSON AFF|XES HIS
SIGNATURE TO BONE
DRY MEASURE TO-DAY
At Least Fourteen States Which
Have Prohibition Laws but Do
No: Prohibit Importation for
Personal Use, Affected.


Washington, March B. Repre-
sentative Moon, chairman OF the
, house postotficc committee. IN
trodTced It resolution today "
po.tpoHc for one year the effcc-
p tiFcucss Of the "hone-dry'
, amendment To the postoffice ap- I
B preparation bill, signed today by
, the president
B the amendment. which forhids I
, and penalties the shipmen, NJ
, liquor into prohibition territory,
, went INTO effect when the prcsi-
, dent attached his signature \
, heated debate began IN tho house I
, as soon ns the Moon resolution
was offered.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-12
KRITISKAS STOVIS
ISPANIJOJE.

Madridas, kovo y. - Mi
niStcliu kabincto poscdyjc,
kuliam apkalbcta v:sokios
sunkcnybcs, suriStos su
maisto ir kuro stoka, nu-
tarta igalioti vidujiniu rel
Ealu ministcri, kad jis pro-
vinciju gubernatoliams IS
leistu parcdyma. idant mic
stuOsc IL micstcliuosc Sviesa
b'ltp sumazinta tik pcrpus.
Pc 10 valandOs vakarais
@atvcs nctuli butt apSvie-
fiamos. Tuo budu bus gall
ma sutaupyti kick angliu,
l;uriu jau ir be to didclc
stOka atjauCiama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-12
NUSKANDINTA BELGI
JOS PAGELBINIS
LAIVAS.

Londonas, kovo II. - Vo-
kicciQ nardanGioji laivG nu-
slandino garlaivi 'StorStad.
5000 tonu intilpimo, kuriuo
gabcnta Bclgijai maistas ir'
drabuziai. Kcli vy1ai * j.
gulOs nuskcndO.
"StOrstad" 1914 metals
Lawrence upGjc buvO susi-
dauzcs ST. garlaiviu EN-
press Of Ireland" Pastara-
sis laivaS nuskcndO ir. kaip
zinoma. zuvo suvirS TUX
stantiS ZmOniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-12
BUDDISTAS APE KA-
KTALIKU TIKEJIMlA.

Japonijos sostapilio Toxic
univcrsitctc iSguldomas t.
kcjimll lyginimo 'mokslas.
To dalyko profesorius ten
Nra dabar D-ras Anezaki
Masaha. Jis apkeliavo visa
Europa su tikslu pazinti ka-
taliku tikciima, labiausiai
vicnuolijas.
Profcsorius po kelionci sa-
l;c: "Katalikp BaznyCia yra
galingiausia, tobuliausia.
kilniausia w visas istaigas,
l;okia tik zino zmoniu dva-
siu istorija."
D-ras Masaha ypatingai
stebisi kataliku $vcntaisiais,
kuriu' gyvenimus jis iStyre.
Svcnticji gyveno augSto-
mis- dorybemis IL ticsa bran
gino labiaus w viskq. Juju
pavyzdis visuomct naudin-
gas, o ypaC naudingas mus
amzyj, kuomct materijal;z-
mas taip smarkiai isivyra-
ves. Svcntieji palengvina
visuomcnci citi gcryn ir lai-
mingyn. Japonijos moksIi-
ninkas kuolabiausiai stcbi-
si Sv. PranciSkum Asyzic-
tu ir jOjo ikurtomis vienuo-
lijomis.
ProfcSoriuS buvO skates
daug kningu apic vicnuoliju
iStvirkimq is blogumq, todcl
pats norcjo patirti kaip yra.
'Iis iStyrc daugcli visokios
rpSics vicnuolynu Francis
konu, Dominikonu, Bcncdik-
tinu, Lazaristu IT kitu. Pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-12

zines juos mokintas bud
distas isitikino. kad visi raS-
tai, plaikstanticji vienuoli-
ju nuodcmcs, yra mclai.
Juos lcidzia zmoncs iStvir-
kcliai apostatai.
BaznyGios istatai smarkiai
draudzia vyrams iciti ] klau-
ZuruOtus mcrginu vicnuoly-
nus. Japonu mokslininkas
tur6jo pasickti patti popcziu,
kad galetu ieiti Klarisu
vyriausljl vicnuolynq Ryme.
Ta lcidima caves mokslinin-
kas pamatG. kaip gyvcna
mcrginos visiSkai atsizadG-
juslos Sio pasaulio. Dakta-
ras stebcjosi ju virSininkes
protingumu. Jis ja vadina
didclci SvicSia motc1.iSkr,
ncs il giliausius klausimus
gvildcna, nci ju sunkcnybts
ncjausdama, nci ncsidi-
dziuOdama savo mokslingu-
lGu.
* savO kclionGs Masaha
parsivcze isitikinima. kad
Japonijai naudingiausia bu-
tu .priimti kataliku tiktjima,
kuris iSmokina valdziq. kad
tarnautu pavaldiniu rcika-
lams. o pavaldinius mokina
gcrbti valdzios isakymus.
Tokiu budu visuomcnG tvir-
tcja.
Linksma patirti tokiq Ii
nia is Japonijos. ncs Gina
Easkalu. bulk jojc buddistu
liaud;s rcngianti krikScio-
niQ pcrsckiojima, o vyliau-
Svbc nctiukdanti. Mes csa-
me girdrjc, tick daug gcra
apic japonus, kad n6norlne
tlk6ti tais paskaIaiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-12
DAUG LIETUVIU zUSTA
FRANCIJOJE.

Londoras, vas. II (kra-
sa). - PercitQ savaite amt
karCs laullo zuvO iietuvis
Antanas Kairys. Jis dar per
kalGdas is frOnto lankcsi
pas savO t0vus LOndOnc.
Antanas Kairvs scniau da-
i.Hvavo muSiuose pagal Oar
danclius, Gallipolio Pussa-
lyJ, ten tapO suzcistu. Pa
glles IS Dardaneliu pasiun-
Stas tapo podraug su Bri-
fanijOs kariuomcn6s savO
pulku .Egypta. IS Egvpto
pcrkcltas ] Francija, cio-
nm apkasuose prarado savo
gyvasti. Taipgi ten krito XII
DIS llciuNlS, d. Nllftln21tlS.
lSvlSo, jau zinau, bent 9
LondOn0 lictuviai uzmuSta
karCs frOntuOsc.
Pcrcita savaite patiko ne
lalmc '. Dcgesi. Jis pamete
20 svalQ stcrlingu ir savo
rcgistracijos dokumcntus.
kltam, j. Bajorinui pavog-
ta IS namu 80 svaru sterlin-
on. j. Bajorinas buvo kc-
tines pasidet xtuos pinigus j
parapiiine kasa. bet Wis be-
Slrcngdamas ncprisircngo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-12

Sulvg naujausio suskaity-
mo Skotijojc yra 547, 1863 ka-
talikai Gvvcntojai. Atskirio-
Sc vyskupijosc kata'li:,l
skaitlius sekantis: Glasgow
vyskupijojc 100000: Gallo
way 2O.469; Dunkeld $4,000:
Argyll su salomis 12,5O0:
Edinburg 10000.
Nicnuoliu AuguStinij ijonu
provincijolu Suv. NalStijo-
Sc Sv. Tovas paskyrc kun.
Charles Nj. DriscolI, @. s.
A., Sv. Ritos parapijos klc-
bona Philadelphijoje, Veto
je mirusio provincijolo kun.
y. j. Murphy.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-12
DVI SUOKALBININKES
NUBAUSTA.

Londonas, kovo 12.-Dvi
suokalbininkos,. Mrs. Alice
WhceldCn, IL JOS duktG. Mrs.
Minnie Mason, nubausta
kal6jimu-pirmoji deSimGiai
metu, antroji penkeriems.
Kit suokalbininkai iSteisin-
Il. Suokalbis buvo padary-
tas su tikslu nunuodinti
Anglilos ministcriu pirmi-
ninka Lloyd George IT. mi
nlstcrl Henderson. Policiia
tcclau suspGjo suscllti ta
suokalbl IL laiku sugadino
VlSuS JO Sumanymus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-12
JAPONIJA j IS KARES
TURF MILZINISKA
PELNA.

Tokyo, kOvo 12.-Didziu-
ie japonu prekybos firma
vardu "Sumitcmo" pasta
raisiais laikais savo pelniii-
mu II apyvarta sumuSG re-
korda. Gryno pelno praei-
tais metals firma turGjusi
Elk daug, kad 5 milijonrs
Jcnu padalinusi valdinin-
kams ir darbininkams. Seri-
ninkams iSmoketa specialcs
Kitas stebetinas Japonijo-
Jc apsireiSkimas tai tas, kad
pelniai metals 300 milijonll
Jenu daugiau padidojo gy-
vcntoju depozitai krasinillo-
So bankuose. Dcpozitorill
skaltlius yra 14,91S,974.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-12
3 VOKIECIAI NUBAUSTI
KALEJIMU.
Florence, S. c., kOv0 H..

Florence, S. c., kovo H.
NictOs fcdcraliam tciSmc
3-ni vokicGiai oficicriai nuo
iaivo ''Licbcnfcls" nubau-
Sti po vicncrius mctus kalG-
jimo ir po $500 pabaudos.
Kuomct Suv. Nalstijos per-
traukG rySius su Nokictija,
tai tie vOkicGiai nuskandinO
minctq savo laivq Charles
tom juostc. Tue savo pastel
2imu ic pcrzcngc jurcivys-
Jcs istat>mus ir * ola bau-
SINE
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-12
DIDELI MUSIAI w
BAGDADA.

Londonas,, kovo II. -
PrasidGjO didcli muSiai an
g!u su turkais uz svarbuji
tllrku miestQ Bagdada. Tur-
kai, sumuSti tie Kut-el-A-
mara, emG traukties ant
agdado upcs Tigris abicm
pusem. Pakeliuje JIG be jo
k;o anglams pasipricSinimo
paliko mfesta Ctesiphon IT.
l;itus micstelius. Anglai sa-
vo keliu neatsilcisdami tur-
lkus WHO. Buvo manoma, jo-
gel turkai be pasip1'icSinimo
paIiks anglams IL Bagdada.
Nienok vakar gauta ziria,
kad turku armija sc&iomis
myliomis nuo Bagdado su-
silaikc ir nusprendG micsta
@inti. Dabar taigi ten IL So
ka pasibaisetini muSiai.
Is Pctrogrado parcina Ii
MOS, jogei rusu armija per
Persia briauiasi link Mcso-
pOtamijos sicnos IL palma
tul'kU pozicijas paskui pozi-
cijas. Sitas smarkus ten
prizes turkus rusu ir anglu
vcikiams liudija. jogci rusai
81 anglais 'stengiasi sujung-
ii savo linijas. Turkams vra
bloga todcl, kad i Mcsopota-
mia MCCALL pasiusti rcika-
llngos pagclbos is kitu ka-
res SonU, ypaG. is Almenijos.
Tcnai lusai gudriai prizes
tul'kuS mancbruoja ir tllo
budu ncleidzia jicms nei
mCnkiausios dalics kariuO-
mcnes pasiusti i Mesopota-
mia.
Nuo Bagdado puolimo, jci
turkai neistcngtu apginti,
TurkijOs atcitis tikrai bus
apsiniaukusl. Anglai * ten
lcngviau pasivarytu j Siaur-
vakarus IL turkus tuomct
iStiktu pavojus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-12
BAZNYTINeS ZIN|OS

Nicnas zymiausias anglu
raSytOjas, Bernard Holland,
kurs sandarbininkauja A
mcrlkOS laikraSGiamS "Out-
look Independent il.
''North American Rc\rcw.''
perejo kataliku tikcjiman.
Jo tGvas buvo angIikonis
kapelionas AngliJos karalic-
nes Niktorijos IL karaliaus
EdwardO VII.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-12
ANGLM PAEME MlESTA BAGDADA MES0P0TAmIJ0J

Galla zmogauls process: dir
bo, deJo pcna prie pcno =
o cion vilkas koks pasibrau-
kes IL nusineSG. Fix tas te-
bus kittens pamokinimu:
nclalkyt pinigu kur lovojc
ar panciakoj supvlus, nesi-
ncSioti su savimi kiSenese.
kada galima pasideti ban
ky ar pacta, kllr dar IT. nuo-
Simtiai priauga.