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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
The New Year

A I the close of year crowded with dis
a aster for many peoples and filled with
prosperity for few fortunate nations.
New Years Day ushers in another year
fraught with grave and great possibilities.
On the outcome of developments close at hand
hang the issues that are 10 determine the
future of the world. That these issues will
be decided as to forward the welfare or
the people OF all nations. is the prayer of
all men who not blinded by dynastic
racial political hatreds
For this country. for this State and for this
city the year that is gone has been heavy
with benefits. Prosperity OF proportions
hitherto unattained has been open-handed;
riches have increased ano multiplied; peace
has been preserved, while honor has been held
high. and all good things have come To our
people Yet they have suffered them
selves to become decadent through the pos
session of great wealth. and have not let their
own accomplishments dull their ears to the
appeal of the less fortunate. Nor have they
failed to take thought for the morrow in the
midst of the pleasures of to-day, but have
taken counsel and have prepared themselves
for the reaction that will come.
III no community has the largest Of pros
perity been more abundant than in Richmond.
and in no community has the JOY of giving
been more generously INDUCED. No appeals
have gone unheard, but response to pleas for
help of all kinds has been instant and full.
In all its efforts to aid the city and its
people, this newspaper has found warm and
hearty cooperation on all. sides In its &C
tivities in behalf Of the public. from it's de-
termination to have municipal problems de-
cded by the highest expert opinion TO its cam
paigns in the pitiful interests OF the needy
and suffering. it has been supported by a
warm and open hearted public. without which
its viii to serve--aways to serve--would
have been unavailing
And this spirit of the citys people which
is shared by the great mass of people in the
promise that the new year will bring no task.
cannot meet and conquer, firm in the con-
fidence Of right thinking and right living
With college authorities opposed to exorbi-
tant salaries for coaches and disappearing the
custom of 'proselyting' athletes, college ath-
letics is in a fair way 10 become what il was
originally intended to be---amateur in fact
as we'll as in theory.
Assuming the Kaiser really rules by divine
right. then the allies charge that the German
ncace proposal wasn't sincere is perlously
near sacrilege.
Tho average doesn't know anything
about car shortage except as 1t affects the
morning and evening rush hours
t-s.
Sweden is to have food dictator How
oyer, he is not going TO be connected with
the cold-storage trust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
The I'D. information Bureau

The Ttr-r-- Disr.tch has est,N'ished gems
eraI Information bureau nj Warrington. u. -
for tho puypon- of answering queries On "ny
,ubject from, tts r~nders For obvious reh-
for opinions advice on IcEhi
medical atbJ~rts Will not he answered. '"r
unparalleled % the various Federai
Go>~rrneuf jepnr M n nd the Greut Library
of CepRre.s furnish the nustible supply OF
Information of priceI~sr value to .he public
Th~r. 1. 90 charge for this service, except n =
stamp for return postnR~.
10 send letters Richmoud. bSHress
,h~ rImrs -Dfspntrh Information BuTenu Nrfro-
.o,itnr 3Bnk Building. Wnsh n EtoD. d. y. sign
Sour initials viii not ansvrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Worth irving.

Why rot make tho year that's dawniug
Ever! thing IT ought to be?
All the high hopes you've bccu pawuing
Why not give them liberty
Mcanucsscs that You're ashamed OF
Lei the old year bear away.
And that virtue men have named love
Be your guiding star TO-DAY.
Yes. 'tl3 true good resolutions
Of themselves nicer won fight;
Yet, they're healthy INSTITUTIONS.
For they aid uS TO do right
Make 4 lot. good friend and brother.
And this year perhaps you'll sec.
When compared with any other.
Everything IL ought Ia hr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01

could act. IN amy. matter how modest. a way,
Tor the fapDrochement OF the people eu-1
gagged in the struggle aud Tor reaching "A last
ing ltdt". This Kind OF modesty * charac-
lsriStic or SMiizcriand. What switzerland has
Zone aud suffered aud sacrificed "iu modest
WAY - worthy of AN Illuminated page in the
n,storE OF the war The strength Of humility
- "NenpiIhcd IN the case az SwitZc rlan'l. Con
stantiE IN jeopardy. compelled to defray tho cost
OF defense through fault Of its own its In
nuStfE stag mated it's interrupted.
brave iltt'c switzerland has not only maintained
us nou'raltN. but has been OF inmcaSur;,nlc
service TO all OF the c"mnatnn,S in Europe. Tn"
word Knows this. and the world ;,duircs--St
Joseph News Press.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
Good Resolutions
DARAGRAplIERs and iokesmi,hs dclirht

)ARAGRAPlIERS and jokesmiths delight in
making fun Of tho good resolutions made
l-day aud broken. perhaps 10 morrow: but
wen broken good resolutions arc worth too
ynuch to be treated only from humorous
point 81 view. II goes without saying that
The keeping OF good resolutions is prodnc
live Of the greater benefit, tho more lasting
good but the mere making of a good intcn-
ton is not thing for laughter. If II is
broken. il fails Of it's fun purpose. Of course
hut II is At least definitely formed wish
to he better To be kinder. 10 he less selfish
or To make more Of life from some other
aspect. For that reason il is good in itself
n honest attempt is well worth while. even
1t fails.
Carranza wants To talk some NOR" Mean
lille. Villa is steadily gaining strength.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
Portrait Is Presented.

iNCiESlEk VA. December 3l-A
portrait OF the late Allen Capcrton
RraAtou, the noted Staunton LAWYER
was presented on Friday 10 augusta
County by his widow. and impressive
ceremonies attended its presentation.
the portrait was accepted 10y the
county SUPERVISORS, who directed that
It lie hung on the wall III the court
house. Speeches made By Armi-
stead Z. Gordon and Joseph 4 GIas-
gov judge Richard 5. ker presided
MI. BfaNton was one OF the leading
members OF the Constitutional Con-
rention. lie was for Il long time prcsi-
dent Of the Virginia state Bar Assoc
CiA tlon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
Chats With Virginia Editors

The Roanoke News has hi il right in ne
following; TIL" allies position. as wc under
stand it. IS that they want peacr bat not the
kind that's made in Germany
Says the Crh:,nna Sentinel: ..rhcrr i, no ,uu.i.
that sounds Sw"eier than the cackle +" a hen
i n,, nayS -, fnas IS When you own The hen
buy them-at 50 cents a dozen.
Thr uiSh; before Santa Claus was IT, com, ,hc
chantcd this brief song: whats ohristr"aS /" =
bachelor anyway" lie has net her n wtfe nor "a
quart I" help him celebrate it.
doubt tn" Newport News Press SAYS: -, -.
ouircs more red tape to negotiate n Jug OF rum
between Baltimore and Newport News than 10
get concession n the small boa; harbor."
The bachelor who is disposed to congratulate
himself upnn the near clos" Of lean years" slya
tho Norfolk Nirgintan- Pinot. would Il" well 10
rnmemhcr that one may moi consider himself
gone vel as come. Tho danger Is over No
leap year girl allows long engagements.
The Fredericksburg star probably has the
licvcS that Germany is in position whore she
prepared to accept peace terms dictated
Nv her enemies. aud there being hone that
the allies will accept peace on terms dictated
war IS yet in sight,
Jus, ,h.t may ourselves as some others
sometimes tho following is taken from
graduate Hampton on tho success nf It's COM
in,jnitv Christmas tree. ono all the
way FROM Richmond to sec ". and declared IL
TO he ono Of tho most beautiful spectac.cs hc
mar. for ANYTHING outside OF Richmond Is praise
indeed ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
ni,ed states Army.

f. T.. H.. Raleigh, y. c.--Dn octobcr n "f this
year. the National security l..a.u" issued :"
statement showing that til" United states Army
that time lt.3pa below tho uuNiInuir
number or enlisted men authorized bN the OLD
law. that is 3 800 below the maximum NUM-
her authorized BY the emergency pr"Visio" for
.r.dne additional men. prior to til" enactment 81
tho Hay Cha mbcrlnin law. The MAXIMUM en-
listed strength for til. FIRST year of the operation
az the Hay chamberlain law. exclusive al the
Philippine scouts. tho 9umrtcrmaSiers aud Mcdi
cal Corps. should he ll6.2t1 The present en-
liStmcnt thy these latest figures is ao."51
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01

=; *. F., Greensboro y. '.--The governments
business IS carried in much the
individualS. Taxes paid I" the govern
ment either with checks cash and the
check or warrants. rarely hy cash. Cold IL
put in circulation originally by the producer
who takes it To the mint for coinage. the
importer who receives IL from abroad. cold
certificates and silver certificates paid
in exchange for gold aud silver coin deposited
in tho Trca by individuals banks. Bank
notes issued to banks that United
states bonds Il" security. 'Grccnbacks" 20 into
and out Of tho Treasury in tho ordinary trans
action of business The amount has chan ed
in nearly fftv wears. Federal reserve notes
issued to Federal reScrv" banks. and these
institutions pay them out when they receive
the equivalent in gold other security. Small
coins Eenerallv paid in exchange for
large denominations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01

VI H. ~ Milford. Na-Tho f",lowin-; StntcT
have adopted tn" "npioHcrs' LIABILITY la" ~
form another: Arizona. California t"n-
uc"ticu, Illinois. Iowa. Kansas Mary land
massachusetts,. Michigan. Minn"soi'. N"braSkn
Nevada. New Hampshire. New Jersey. New YORK
ohio. Rho.l" I*a nd. oregon. Texas. WesninGt"t
West virginia. aud WISCONSIN,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
To-Day. H-., Hnnd-plck,d Joke.

Tho p'aywriEhts own latest play being
produced. Sitting In the last in the orchcs-
ira stalls hc listened to It's leaden phrases. The
piece was a complies failure As the playwright
sat, pale and sad. chilled to the heart bv the
fatal silence. woman sitting behind him
leaned forward and said:
Excuse mo. sir. have something belonging
20 you. knowing yon to hc the author Of the
play. took the liberty at the beginning OF the
performance OF shipping off a lock Of your hair
Allow me To return it"-Tt- Bits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
Quotations and Answers.

How Much Bran"--How much bran should
one take regulate tho bowels" i Y
Answer.--Tcrh"ps Tablespoonful ~ each
meal with cereal. ~ SOUP or made IN in bra ;,
gems More may he taken III necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
Wrapping
Paper
Economy

enough to MI q paper ba q
Package goods came into fashion. More wna
charged for oatmeal in neat package Than f"n
on tmenl scoop"d from the bin. The public m il
the cost Of the packing and the cost Of the
cardboard and sanitary paper employed in the
packing. Now another added cost threatens
That is the cost OF the paper scarcity whici;
has resulted from waste OF wood and waste nf
paper. Tho consumer is the ultimate naver Of
all increased costs in distributing commcdities
The buyer OF the neat package Of oatmeal M We
for the timber waste and for every other factor
in the price Of paper. Let him begin 10 comba,
the cost OF living b. asking the retailer not To-
throw a~aH canSs en- Unnecessary
keepers could effect valuable assure OF M
tional economy b. entering campaign agains,
the unnecessary use OF wrapping PAPER
Louisville Courier journal ''f~'
In note to all Of tho boIlip-
Neutrality crrnts the repubic Of Switzcr-
~ land makes known it's suport or
:" President Wilson's appeal for
Switzerland discussion of peace terms wv,
strikes ono In tho Swiss presemi
meut aside from the courageous nositin,,
taken, is the tone Of humility. The swiss Fed.
support efforts of-tho Presidential ihs tint, cd
States. 1T would consider itsolf happy IL ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
Panama, tenal Zone.

~. NJ. a.. icnna, Va Ih" United states a.
u,Iitcu Il perpetual ri=Gt 81 v"cupa,,"u anh y"h
troll vf the t'anai homo by i'tNtnS ianan't -,
Vov.ouu and "A rcutal ~ s23".vrr - \'"'t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
' eriiy:

- michtr funny. whom YOU q" TN. huitci,.
erS Nou sometimes buy his thuml, ,l,c .".lc.
but nc never wraps il up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
Screening COMPOUND.

L. J.. ". oron"co. Na.-r;,kc sand, "a" p"'t
saWdust. .u part. hcs.N paraihn "il. one P'f''
Mix While the ingredients al" hot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
RAILROAD STATEMENTS
SHOW SUBSTANTIAL Gain
Chesapeake and Ohio Earnings fo'
November Larger Than Same
Month Last Year.
LARGER PASSENGER TRAFFIC.
Norfolk and Western Statement Also
Reflects Prosperity OF Richmond
Lines in This Section OF Country.
Slight Increase in Mileage

EARNINGS "f southern railroads III
tn" rlonth OF November confirm" To-
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- "N' - ', ''''
-
=, - -; '''' ~ 80 ''"' ~
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-, "' ~ h'''""!' "h""
..c,, <. - ,'i'. =, ,'''
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800, on ""'".
49,, H''"' month ~
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- ,,'. '''' i'''l ~ '."I
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i"s F-''">'"' ' h"''"'"
statement j., ma, ,nc t,c,m an "'"
'i. 49, " - - ''S"' ''"i"''naU'"
>' u,''',''."' "',''HS"" :" per cent ~
,,, W. a"'',' "In''-
i ~ -" '"'' '"at Nv" r"'U"'h NJ
49,. Ni."s'N. pur''" S"$ "' Nc" equip
'''' 1919" ~ u.s. S'N n'"h'tS.
Nf.T iNfoNI: SHOWS
GAIN OF 10 PHH GENT
Railway operating income nr tho
road. after III. deduction ar ,axns o.
ponS.s ana other items ,o,.l.I a ,on
20 rs compared with sI.3:,.S7n for
the same month Of las: ,o,r e,,u.ir,.
au increase IT /. pcr cont GROSS in
come raiu.d 10 nor ccn, ,ud ~, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01

banking credits much streng thened AS a re-
suit OF the operation of the Federal reserve
act any accurate analysis OF the situation In
forecasting the future must take into account
the fact that the sale in this country OF
American securities held abroad. together
with tho Notation OF foreign loans and the OK
tension OF foreign credits. have afforded the
money markets such opportunities for invest
mcnt that bank credits have expanded out Of
proportion to the cash reserves which have
flowed into tho banks through tho gold i'm
Dortations.
For this reason, In wcll-informtd financial
circles. it is not anticipated that there will
be lowering of interest rates on loans foS
general commercial purposes during the
coming year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
SReAkInY of MnrnIs

There's State that men call West Virginia
Where to drink will count strongly agin ycr:
But this state let me tell
Has decided it's swell
When IT owes you a debt Just to skin vor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01

Ten thousand eight hundred pianos were
exported from America in 1916. That prob
ably almost equals the importation of
ukelcles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01

1T may he that Thomas w Lawson will
pear before the House committee lie GER
Is4ply would go to almost any length rather
Than Snuf up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01

phEsS vi. COMMUNICATIONS to Tho Times
sPa'eh' ana not to ind, tduais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01

S a.! I'D every day IN tho year at so So'Ih Tenth
81. .nchnond, tn u. The Times DispAtch rub.
m n, 20. Inc. Charles u. Iiusbruok. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01

ssthi ADVERTISING REpREsESTATt.Es iia>-
'ooh. .St0r! Brooks. Inc, I,fb tNenuc t>uudinE,
.fw, York; Mutual Lii. BuiiainI, PEi.sdeiphia;
coples ''n, Buiidinx. ChicBgo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
Current Editorial Comment

Formerly many commodities
wn,ch now arc wrapncd were
sold in bulk from bins Tho
Grocer dipped into a capacioIs
hin Of oatmeal and sconped M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01

The serious illness of General von Kissing
Will hardly aronsc much sympathy among tho
Belg.ans. II is not likely he Is ultimately
Responsible. but he has directed most OF tho
outragcs on the civilian population of Bcl-
GUM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01

hiioNE: taDduiph I. Private Branch EhcI,>nEe
'hhectin. with all depart mcnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
Interest Rates

GELiC expectation that. because OF the
heavy influx OF gold to this country dur
ne the past two years, and the possible con
imuance Of the flow. interest rates will de-
fline below those which prevailed during
{l11G, is hardly justified by the outlook
.Erhe large fund released for tho expansion OF
Ehank credits when the legal reserve require
ne,tnts Of the banks were reduced two years
leo has been completely absorbed I'm the enor-
nous expansion which has taken place dur
hg>tiiat period. as has also the gold imported
lpring the same period.
! NVhIle the financial resources OF tho country.
lire imneasuraby greater, and tho system jof
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
raise FOR Comni>s,on-,,auas,r fsfau.


Z OF the greatest tributes yet paid to
commission manager plan of city
'meu' IS afforded 10y Cleveland. Ohio
with the cNampl. and inspiration OF
bn before its eyes is now stirred ny a
z movement 10 establish the commissions
iSer plan there. This Is in the face uf
Hlact that tlcveland's present charter has
en- in effect only about two years
Cieveland's charter. moreover. is an en-
lent one OF its sort. with the Mayor H.
rene command and welding a wide an
1ting power. The expressed preference
DC commission manager charter is foun.l-
- OF. the belief that il promises larger eff
Cheney IN the ciiy's CHIEF executive, "A theory
(which Dayton's recent history strongly up
holds
Y There i but one considerable dra wback To
ie powerful Mayor plan. which is the diff
lily sometimes OF electing the best man TO
Mayors office. When a commission
ioses q city manager. however. getting him
brewer he may be found. il is at least
ely TO get the hest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01

The R"ai!mnc News has hi right in TIE
following: "Th" allies position. rs yYc under
stand ii. IS that they want peacr bnt no, The
kind that's made in Germany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
or What Use to Austria-Hunpa,y.

WNN the principle that much smoke denotes
~ some fire. the constant and growing
Gkumors that Austria Hungary is anxious for
peace, even at sacrifice OF German friend
ship indicate further support OF the sugges-
ton advanced some time ago by this news
Apaper-that the new Emperor OF the dual
larchy was largely responsible for the first
Ice overtures.
YReasons that existed then for that supposi-
(tion are even stronger now In all the nego-
iations up to this point. Germany has been
3he mouthpiece and German aims and am
EDITIONS have been considered Austria
Hungary has decidedly played second fiddle,
and time goes OH her position will be more
and more subordinated. Even now she is
losing quite as much proportonately as Ger
many is, and in the end she has far less to
gain. either Immediately eventually 1t
is not at all unreasonable to suppose that
so young and vigorous Il ruler as Emperor
Charles. to a large extent freed from German
court Influences. is asking: OF what use to
Austria Hungary would be continuance of
+ Tho war. even it it resulted in victory for
Hahenzollern Germany?
II The President does withdraw Pershing 8
column and Villa then turns the Mexican de
acto government upside down. Carranza will
fsh he hadn't played quite so hard in his
tn hc "A ri hat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01

,hai Davis case. the coroncrs NY did
pretty shrewd work in fling re-
siti!i;y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-01
|llnon0 Ulmlps-Dispatrb

fiHES THE DISPATCH
i"oS Est. $50
n Jnnuar. -. 1905. 1T the To,t Office mt
"s""ohd, W.. rs second class matter
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-05
TALKIN|NkAMS PIR-
M|AUSIA ATSAkYS!AS
H|NDENBURGAS.

Berlynas. = officials tai
kininku atsakymas j taikOs
pasiulijima ciona; dar ne
Suv. Valst1ju amba-
sadOrius is Washingtono
dar negaves atsakymo. Vo~
kietijOs vyriausybes atsto-
val, ncturedami rankose at
sakymo, nenori komentuoti
apie j. Is vokieciu diplO-
matp upO teciau supranta-
ma, kad talkininku atsaky-
mo reikale pirmiausia pra-
bills fieldmarSalas Won Hin
denburg SUI savO galinga1a
kariuOmene. Taigi jis pir-
miausiai atsakys ! atsakv-
ma.
ValdiSkuOse rateliuOse be
to turima dar ir Wits.
Manoma, kad Slv. Valstijos
SUI kitOmis neutralemis. val
stybemis privers taikinties
talkininkus. Spejama, kad
Americas gyventojai pilnai
parems Vokietijos pasiuliji-
ma. Bet daugiausia pasiti-
kejimo padedama preziden-
to Wilsone.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-05
REIKALAUJA ATSAUkTI
KAR|UoMENE IS
CRAIkUOS.

Londonas.-''Daily Mail"
ilgu editorialiu straipsniu
reikalauja, kad Anglia at
sauktu savo veikiancia ar
mia is Saloniku, Makedo-
MICS ir Graikijos. Sake,
kad anglu armija ten esanti
nebreikalinga, mes pervelu
iau ismusti vokiecius ir bull
garus is Serbijos. Rampant
ia Balkanuose nepasisekusi,
todel tusGias daiktas dabar
tepsi grumties be jokio tik-
'slo.
Talkininkai, vadinasi ir
Balkanuose prilipo liepto
gala, kaip kituomet Gallipo-
lio pusiausalyj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-05
.SVEICARUOS CYVENTO.
Jy LINkEJ|MA|.

Svcicarijos prezidentas
Suv. Valstiju tautai prisiun-
te pasveikinima SUI Naujais
Metals. Pasveikinime pa
brezta, kad nors Sveicarija
esanti apsiausta keturiOmis
didziulemis kariaujanciomis
valstybemis, tai visvien il
mai esanti neutrale. Sveica-
rios gyventojai esq NIL
sprende visomis isgalemis
ginti savo Sales neutralybe,
jci sta megintu kas per-
zengti. Sveicarija pasitiki,
kad siais metals Europa SUI
silauksianti ramybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-05
v0kECIAI RU0SIASI
PAVASARIUI.

Berlynas. - Visoj Vokie-
tijOj su atsidejimu darbuO-
jamasi IL ruosiamasi prize
pavasario kampanijOs kares
laukuose. Tuo tikslu gami-
mama daug visOkiOs rusies
armotu ir Sitos tuojaus siun-
ciamos i paskirtas vietas.
Dirbama daugybe ir amuni-
cijOs. Kadangi darbO yra
daug, o darbininku perma-
Ia, tatai darban partraukia-
mi is kar6s lauku kareiviai.
Darbas visur tik pyska.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-05
SILTINE SkERDzIA
kAREIVIUS.

Paryzius. = IS Salonikp
kares korespondentai paga-
liau iSvelka aiksten visa tel
sybe. Pasako, kodel talki-
ninkamS nesiseka kariauti
Balkanuose. Talkininku ka-
rcivius tenai guido he vokie-
ciu ir bulgaru kulipkOs, bet
siltines epidemija juos SKIER
dzia. Kiekvienas penktas
kareivis arba zuvo nuo Sill
tines, arba serga Sitaja Ii
ga. Be to daug kareiviu zu-
vo nuo malarijos ir plauciu
uzdegimo. Kareivius epide-
Mia pagauna ypae ziemos
metu. Negalima jokiu bu-
du kariauti gyvuojant to-
kioms salygoms.