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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-14
WHY SOME FOLKS LIVE LONG
Aged Residents of the Country Never
Worry About Anything.

Colncident with the recent state
ments of life insurance experts that
the average age OF the city man is az
years. Uncle Tommy" Edwards OF
Viola, Wis, celebrated his Tooth birth
day by dancing "A Jig before admirIng
villagers and Grandpa Sherman of
PineVille, Mo, partook of cakes.
apples oranges, bananas and candies
which friends had brought him i'm
honor of the Goth anniversary of his
birth.
Never worry about anything" said
Uncle Tommy" after cutting a final
caper. And Grandpa Sherman re-
marked complacently as he brushed
away the last crumb, that thanks 10
his always looking on the bright side
OF things. his digestion still seemed
in eNcxellcnt condition.
Well it's all right for Uncle
Tommy and Grandpa sherman to ad-
wise against worry. but they never
lived in the city. They never had to
fight an apartment house janitor for
more steam, stem n subway tide. Try
to keep up appearances, eat caviar at
midnight, drink champagne At dawn,
read nine papers a day, avoid subway
pitfalls, dodge motor cars, listen TO the
clattcr of the elevated and the chatter
of the highbrow, put on a stiff collar
every day, cook over the gas Jet un-
Iel,nownst to the landlady, eat stand
ing up In Il hasty lunchroom, keep
fleas off a house dog, pay gasoline
bills. .nd refrain from ever expressing
an Original opinion. They always
could wear their old clothes, cuss
when they felt like 1t, and do labor
that got up a healthy appetite.
It's no wonder, then. that they
touched the century mark still going
strong. The wonder Is that the city
man lives to be 43.--New York Globe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-14
TULSA MAY PASS
RED CROSS GOAL
Campaigners Hope to Exceed
100000 Mark in One Day
Fight for Funds.
TERMS TO SUIT ALL DONORS
lnstallment Payment Plan Pro-
vided in Effort to Interest
All Walks of Life.
TERMS TO SUIT ALL DONORS

"To give until It hurts and then give
uatil the hurt has passed away"
This Is the slogan of the Red
Cross campaigners, VINO viii raise the
llggcst fund ever raised in the MS
tory of Tulsa IN a oue-day campaign
next Monday.
"One hundred thousand dollars"
said t. Rogers Kemp, chairman Of
the local chapter. "Why should we
stop at 100000? l shouldn't be sur
prIsed if we have occasion to leie-
graph Y. J. Leppert, general director
Of this district, on next Monday night
that Tulsa leads the world in proper
ton to its size, with 100000, to its
eve lasting credit, and that while New
YORK is having a banquet and COM
Letting pl.ns for wee ks campais.l
Tulsa's managers will be striking a
balance ana counting the spoils.
"Cash or Credit"
"To get this sum, mind you" says
Mr.. Kemp, eve are not going to daD-
bile altogether in such subscriptions
from men and women who can afford
tn give big donations in big amounts
I'm not quite ready to release this
for publication, but we're going to
have some mighty big single sums
hell-ringers, so to speak.
Ten. twenty. thirty thousand? q?
Wen, maybe. I'll be ready to make
some startling and gratifying an
nouncements later in the week.
In order to make this large donation
fan as comfortably as possible upon
the donors, Mr.. Kemp has arranged
that 2j per cent shall be paid on the
first of July and 25 per cent on the
first of each subsequent month until
the whole is paid.
To Enlist Pupils.
Then for the souls sake of everyone
In Tulsa. as well as for the sake of the
Red Cross, a mighty endeavor is go-
ing to be made on Monday to reach
every individual in the city. f.. II.
Oberhotzer, superintendent of schools,
is organizing the schoolboys and girls
so that everyone of them will be So
licited for so cents on next Monday.
These children should be allowed to
feel their obligation in this matter,
and If they have to do without some
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-14

desired object in order to meet that
obligation, so much the better for
them"
Workers to Respond.
committee is listing and planning
to meet all the downtown wageearners
and another committee will reach the
men in the factories and warehouses.
1t is especially appropriate that Sun
day which is Bunker Hill day, has
been designated as Red Cross day this
year, and that on that day the Ameri-
ian clergy will raise up their voices
in an appeal to the American people
to keep the watchfires Of liberty and
freedom burning forevermore.
Slides will be run at the cinema
shows and a special effort made to
catch the movie crowds.
The captains and their teams will
meet at 1880 o'clock Friday night at
the Y. NJ. c. A. to complete their
plans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-14
STYLiSHLY MADE GO M
WASH SKIRTS. .... OO.JO

Made of finest grade white ga
berdine and satlnette, in eight
distinct creations. including the
plated models OF fancy colored
crepe; made with wide belts and
fancy pockets; trimmed with
large pearl buttons; usually
priced So.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-14

Correctly made skirts of white
Eaberdlne, embroidered poplin
and novelty stripe skirting: also
fancy skirts of various figured
materials so much in demand
this season; newest fancy-shaped
pockets and belts, worth $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-14
OFFICER of Landwchr Arrested.

HOSTON, June 13.-Werner Horn,
who declared himself an officer Of
the German landwehr, was found
guilty in the federal court on a
charge of unlawfully transporting
dynamite in interstate commerce.
Horn was arrested in February, 1915,
after an attempt to blow up the in
ternational bridge at Nanceboro,
Maine,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-14
MAY Musings.

It must be a sign OF age when you
find you'd rather stick to the office
than pull heavy boat around in
quest Of fish.
The frost on the pumpkin is all very
well, but we don't like to see. the frost
on the early radish
Some OF these spring gowns look
suspiciously Ike the Mother Hub
bard breaking out In new place.
The Queen OF May has u bad cold.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-14
Chief Overcome by Smoke.

Special TO Inc Norld.
COLLINSVILLE, Okla. June Ia
Fire Chief Pilkington was overcome
by heat and smoke yesterday while
fighting fire in the Miller house,
which was purchased some time ago
by the Holy Roller people for an or
phanage, but had been turned into a
flat for living purposes. The build
ing has been looked upon as fire.
trap for some time by the fire depart
ment that did quick work In putting
out the fire. Elva Harvey and family
were living In the house and Mrs.
Harvey was ironing when the fire
caught above the stovepipe.
Poor Butterfly and Hawaiian But
terfly, l5o at Botefuhr'a-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-14
Oklahoma Bank RObbcr Killed.

M'ALESTER, June 13.-Everett y.
Mason, sentenced to 20 years impris-
onment for a bank robbery at Francis.
Okla. was shot and killed when ne
attempted to escape from a cotton
hceing gang at the state penitentiary.
He was recaptured after an at
tempted escape last fall
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-14
Creek County Marriage Licenses.

SAPULPA. okla, June 13.-Mar-
riage licenses were issued here today
to John Wooton, 30, and Goldie Law
lie, 20, both of Drumright: Alber; II.
Belts, 81, Greenfield Tenn. and
Estele May Neal. %. Denison. Tex.
Uric Washington, 23, and Edna
Wick, 20, both of Tulsa; Andrew r.
Goode, Oilton, 2S. and Vernie l.. Bal
lard, Ripley.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
NESIUNCIA PINIGU
I LIETUVA.

"American Express"
Kompanija prancSa, jogei il
mai nepirlmanti jokiu pini-
gU siusti is Americas ] Lie
tuva IL Lenkija. Anglijos
vyriausybc pastaraisias lai-
kais uzdraude siusti i ten
rinigus. Kadangi be Ang-
jJOs cenzurOs kitOkiais ke-
liais ncgalima ten pasiusti
pinigp, todel kompanija
praneSa, kad jinai nepri-
lmanti pinigu siuntimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
VOKIECIAI PASITRAU
KIA ATGAL FRAN
CLIQUE.

Berlynas, kovo 2. = Va
kar vokieciu generals Sta
bas prancSe, jogei vokieGill
almijOs savanoriai IT. siste-
matiniai pasitraukia atgal is
savO pozicijQ abiem Anere
upes Salim Belgijos- Franci-
jos Some. Tai daroma delei
svarblQJQ priezasciu. Vokie-
ciai apleisdami savo pozici-
Jas. viska paskui save naiki
ma. Anglai paskui yoke
Gus briaudamiesi atranda
sunaikintus apkasus ir wien
tik griuvesius. Anglai ant
pasitraukianciu vokiecill
tiesiog griuva. Teciau vokie-
GU uzpakalinGs sargybos
lstcngia juos sulaikyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
TURES PULTI
BAPAUME.

ParyZus, kovo 2. = Anot
officially ziniu, vokicGiai .jau
pasiruOSe atgal atsimesti ir
Bapaume linijOje. Jie trauk-
SIS naujai sau pataisytas
linijas. Bapau-
me, spejama, vcikiai patcks
anglams. Talkininku priSaki-
nlu sargybu zvalgai suzino-
10, Jogei vOkieciai Bapaume
llnlJojc savo sunkias a1mo-
tas jan gatena tOliau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
LEIDZIA DIRBTI
SOVINIUS.

Washington, kovo 2. =
Kick pilmiau Suv. Valsti.jrl
vyr1ausybe buvo uzsakiusi
kellose Anglijos istaigose
padirbdinti kares laivvno
armotoms Soviniu. TeGiau
AnglijOs vyrialsvbe toms
lStalgoms uzdraude kares
metu dirbdinti sovinius sve-
timoms Salims. Dabar cia
gallta zlnla, jogei Anglijos
vNrausvbG atSauke savo W.
draudima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
SU "LACONIA" ZUVO
3 AMERIKONAI.

New York, kovo 2. = Da-
bar paaiSkejo, jogei SUI SUI
torpeduotu Cunard linijos
garlaiviu "Laconia" ZuvO.
apart 2 moteriU Hoy, dar ir
vicnas kalifOrnietis. Suv.
Nalstiju pilietis, William
Eva. kurs pirmiau buvO ro-
Euojamas kanadieciu. Eva
turejO "A metus. Buvo mai
M ekspertas. Civiles kares
metu Suv. Valstijosc .jis
tarnavo S. V. kares laivync.
Eva be to buvo miliionie-
l1aus Schwab'o artimas BIZ
ciuolis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
Lansing pateisina Japonija
ir Meksika
Vokieciai triaukiasi is Franciios
KAIP stow VOKIEcIU
SUOKALBIO REIKALAI.

Suv. Valstiju senatas pre-
zidento Wilsono pareikalavo
priduoti jam smulkmenas
apie susekta Vokiet:jos suo-
kalbi ir intrigas prizes Suv.
Valstijas. Prezidentas ir
valstybes sekretorius Vo-
kietijos suokalbi patvirtino,
bet atsisake paduoti viesu-
mon visas smulkmenas, ypac
kaip tas vokieciu laiskas pa
teko sios sales vyrihusybes
rankosna.
Valstybes sekretorius
Lansing pateisina Japonija
ir Meksika.
Patiriama, jogei vokieciu
ambasadorius nuo kares
pradzios sioj salyi yra -da-
res visokius suokalbius.
Vokieciu intrigos pazadi-
no amerikonus ir Site SUI
skate dar laEiaus ruosties
nal on' = 70 aE1
Kongresas didziuma bal
su nusprende, kad visi anne
rikoniniai garlaiviai, plau-
kia j Europa. butu apgink-
luojami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
.TURKAI BEGA ANT
BAGDADO.

LondOnas, kOvO 2. - Cia
oficlaliai pranesama, jogei
anglu armijos paIei Tigris,
MesopOtamijOj, turkus taip
kad pastarieji
didziausioj betvark6j btga ant
BagdadO. Paimta suvirS $500
turku nelaisvdn. Anglai savo
keliu juOs vcja ir artinasi link
gelezinkeliq centro, Bagdado.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
SUSTOJO VEIKUSIOS
NARDANcIOS LAIVES.
LondOnaS, kovO 9.

Londonas, kovo 9. = Po
menesiO sunkiOs kovos vo-
kieciu nardanGios laives su-
stoJo veikusiOs, kadangi va
sa1iO 81 d. jos nenuskandi-
No nci vieno laivo. Speja-
na, jogei laives nusidangi-
no S savo lostus, is kur los
plrm mGnesio buvo iSplau-
kusiOS.
NasariO m6nesiu nardan
clos laives nuskandino viso
lS4 laivus 451,46 tonu in
tilpimo. Tame skaitliuie
buvo: 2 LAVAL amerikonu.
81 kit neutraliu saliu, Ill
anglu ir 20 Anglijos talki-
ninku.
Nokieciai buvo skelbe, jo-
gel JQ sta blokada busian-
ii pasekminga tik tuomet,
kuomet jie nuskandinsia
vienu menesiu laivu miliio-
ma tonu intilpimo.
Dabar pasircdo, jogei jic
vlcnu menesiu nei pusees to
renuSkandinO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
SVEDIJOS REIKALAI.
Stockholmas, kovo 2.

Stockholmas, kovo 2. =
SvedijOs vyriausybc pacmG
savo nuOziuron visa kavos
iStekliu, koks atsirado Saly.j
ir ivcdo kavai pirkti kortc-
liu sistcma.
Svedijos valstybes IL ka-
res minister's, DR.. Il: Ham
marsjold, atsakydamas par
lamente i paklausima. kodcl
sustojo Svedijos prekyba
juremis, pazym6jO, jogci
''yriausybc ncsulaikc savo
garlaiviu plaukiojima An
glija, bet kitokios priezastis
sulaik6 Sales prckyba. ST.
tas ministcriO atsakymas
pagimde aStIius ginGus par
lamentc.
LaiSku siuntin6jimas Svc-.
dijoje pabrangintas pusan-
tro cento daugiau w laiSka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
SUV. VALSTIJOS PATEL
SINA MEKSIKA IR
JAPONIJA.
Washington, kovo 2.

Washington, kovo 2. -
BaltuOse RumuOse patvir-
tinta VOkietijos suokalbis ir
intrigos prizes Suv. ValStiiaS.
Tvirtinama, jOgei tasai SUI
sektas Vokietijos uzsienill
reikalu sekrctoriaus Zim-
mermanno laiSkO nuOraSas
yra autentiSkas.
Tcciaus valstybes sckrc-
toriuS Lansing pateisina,
kaip Japonija, taip IL Mex
Ska. Jis vakar pasakt, jo-
gel n0rs Vokictija ir megi-
no scti intrigas, da1yti suo-
kalbl, tefiau jai tas nepaSi-
sckc, kadangi kaip Japoni-
il, taip ir Mcksika yra prize
lankios Suv. Valstijoms.
AnOt sckretoriaus, Sitos Sails
jokiu budu nesusid6tu su
Vokictija.
Suv. Valstiiu senatas rel
kalauja prezidento platesnip
infolmaciju apic ta vokiccill
vyriausybcs laiSko nuoraSa.
BE kitko dabar paaiSki,
jogei buves Vokictijos am
basadorius Won Bernstorff
visu karcs mctu dare suo-
kalbius prizes Suv. Nalstijas.
Jisai buvO net sumanytOjas
v'sokiu suokalbiu prizes
amunicijos dirbtuves.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02

vokieciai lake rusu uzsibl1l-
kimO, bet buvO is ten iSvc-
.ami arba zuvo nuo rrlsu
rankiniu granatu. Pcikesc
vokieGiu buvo supilti apka-
sal zmogaus augumo. Salciu
lake apkasai nuo priesinin-
ko pus6s laistyta vandeniu,
tOdel buvo apSale slidu ledu
ir rtisams reikejo viens kita
kelti augStvn, kol uzsi1ito
ant apkasu virSaus.
IS paimtu vokieciu kasi-
nil matyt, kick gerai vokie-
ciai' buvo susistiprine IL APP
si1'upine pas Ryga ziemai.
Gcrai intaisyti kasiniai APP
Svieciami elektros Sviesa.
Oficieriu butuose net esama
fortepijonu. Taippat intai-
svta kambariai kiaul6ms il
Kittens mGsOs gyvuliams pc
nett. Pacmus vokicGiu kasi-
MUS juose rasta IL gerai nu-
penetu kiauliu. Rusu arti-
lcrija visiSkai sugriauna vo-
kietiu kasinius. Ypatingai
daug prieSininkui nuOstolio
padare sunkioji artilerija.
Pilmuoju brukimu latviu
batalijonai, giriasi, nuzenge
6 varstus vOkieciu pusen,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
HINDENBURGAS TAU
PIA SAVO zMONES.

Pary&.us, kovo 2. = Ne
be pamato vokieciai Siandie
tai vienur, tai kitur pasi-
traukia atgal is FrancijjOs.
Jic traukiasi ne tik i atvan-
gcsnes vietas, bet kad kuO-
daugiausiai sutrumpinti ka-
res Soma (fronta). Seniau
vokieciai Francijoje ir kitur
galvas guido uz kiekviena
uzimta zemds pdda. Sian
dlcsyra kitaip. NOkietijai
truksta kareiviu. Todel vo-
illcciu generalio Stabo virSi-
ninkas Won Hindenburg isa-
Ike kieku galima taupyti ka-
reivius. 10 nuomOne. YER
ciau vokieciams is pavojin-
gu vietu atsimesti, negu pa
glldvti galvas. Taigi Won
Hlnderburgo isakymas pill
domas IL dabar Francijoje
vokIeclal nauJOse, ADVANCES
neSe linijCSe UvarkOsi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
leo MIRTIES Is
TARMIU.

Iondonas, kOvO 2. = "Ti-
mes gavo zinia is Amstcr-
damo, jogei Austlijos kares
tclsmai Bosnijoj ir Herco-
govinoj miriop pasmerke
40 zmoniu, kuric buvo pa
serbais. Austria
balslai neapkenCia serbu ir
juos kickvicnam zingsnvi
pcrsckiOja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
PRIVERSIA TAI
KINTIES.

Berlynas, kovo 2. - Kal-
bedamas parlamente kane
lerls Won Bcthmann-HOll-
veg pazym6jo dar karta,
Jogei vOkieciai SUI nardan-
clomls laivcmis taip iIgai
kariausia, kol neprivcrsia
AnglijOs taikinties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
WESTINGHOUSE BUS
"SAUSAS."

Washington, kovo 2. -
Sitas miestas yra Suv. Val
stiju sostinc. KongresO zc-
mcsniajam butte didziuma
balsu dabar priimtas suma-
nymas sostine padaryti
"sausa." Ntra abd1Ones.
logei ir senas Sitam s,Ima-
nymui nesiprieSins.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
APIE MUsIUS RUsU sU
VOKIEcIAIS RYGOS
SOME.

Praeitomis Kaledomis
itygos Some buvo istike didc
Ii musiai rusu SUI vokieciais.
|Apie tai buvo pamin6ta ir
|"Drauge" tl'umpomis tele-
gramomis. "Rygos Balse"
teciau apie tai. randame pla-
tesnl aprasyma. Stai jis:
Rygos Sonas buvo uzmi-
res; jau ID m6nesiu Gia ne
buvo svarbesniu pcrmainu.
Uztat prizes pat Kaledas ru-
sal srrmane pagasdint vokie-
Gus IL prad6jo bruktis pro
Bablto ezera. Prize brukimo-
81 rengtasi seniai, bet ME
kas apie tai nezinojo ir ME
kas nesitikGjo, kad Kal6du
lake rusai pradetu taip di-
deli uzpuOlima. Jau 3 val.
-naktlcs gruodziO % d. rusu
kariuomene buvO pilnai pa
slruosus prie uzpuolimo, gi
D val. ryta nei sykio neiSSo-
vus rusai eme bruktis pir-
myn. VOkieCiai buvo w
klupti visai netiketai, be-
mlegant. MuStasi beveik
vienaiS durtuvais. Vokieciai
gvnesi peiliais, slapstes ur-
vrls, bet visur rusai juos SUI
sekdavO, imdavo nelaisven
arba cia pat zudydavo. Vo-
kieciai gynesi atkakliai,
ypatingai oficieriai: Saudy-
davo is revolveriu, paga-
liaus matydami, kad negali
iSsigelbeti, padarydavo sau
gala.
Rusams taipogi nelengva
brlvo bruktics, nes vokieGiu
buvo p1idirbta .daugybc
kliuciu: vielu tvoru, cemcn-
tiniQ sienu biindazu, vii
ko duobip, mazu tvirtoveliu.
PrieSininkO viclu tvoros bu-
vO uzsnigtos, todel budavo
pavojus jose isipainioti ir
plikibti pric clektrizuotOs
vielos, arba ikristi j vilku
duObes. Eiti rcik6jo per ba-
las IL ezerelius, per slidu le-
da - IL savO krutinemis
draskyti prieSininku vielas
II gl1auti apkasus. TeGiaus
rusams tai buvo nepokam.
NOkieciai yra rimtai isi11l-
pine rusu netik6tu uzpuoli-
mu ir sujudo kraustyti Min
tauja ir kitas aplinkincs sa-
vO stovyklas, gabendami
sau pagelba is kitu
SOnu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
"LABAI BLOGAS STO-
WIS., "-BAKER.

Washington, kovo 3. =
kar6s sekrctOrius Baker va
kar turejo pasikalbejima su
prezidentu Wilson. Pc to
.klausiamas apie pasikalbe.ji-
mo pasekmes atsake: ''La-
bal blOgas stovis.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
VIENU MENESIU NETE
KO 18, 8,428 KAREIVIU.
I,OndOnaS ko1-o > Va.

IOIIuOndS, KOVO =. = va
sario mcnesiu Anglia vi
suOsc karcs Sonuose nctcko
1923 karciviu uzmustais,
suzcistais IL nelaisven palm
tais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02

daug vokieciu sustiprintu
vietQ. tarp ju "Kulkasvai-
dziu kalnelis" Til1llio balo-
Sc. Ant SitO kalnelio buve
sustatyta apie 80 kulkasvai-
dziu, bet jie nieko negelb6-
Ije, nes vokieGiai ncsuskube
ju paleisti, kaip rusai dra-
gunai uzSoke ant kalnelio
iskapojo vokieciu kareivius,
kitus iSzude rankinemis
granatOmis. Rusu kareiviu
upas pakilO. Jie brukas Wis
tOliaus, nors kas kart dides-
mes sunkenybes prisieina
pergaleti. Paimtas vietas
stiprinama, nors vokieGiai
stengias jas is ju isverzti.
Pirmutiniai uzpuolimai
buvO atlikti pasalomis, be
vieno Suvio. Rusai prieSaki-
Mai zvalgai buvo apsivilke
baltais trinyciais; tokius pat
trinycius buvO uzsivilke ir
prleSakines kareiviu Giles.
Kul'iems nebeuztcko trinv-
tip, buvo apsiguobe balto-
mis- drobulemis, todel nuo
tolo nebuvo zvmu tos ka-
l1uomenes tarp baltO snicgo.
NOkicCiai visai nesitikGjo
rusu uzpuolimo dar ri Kale-
| dU lake, tOdel ramiai mie-
gojo IL iSpradzios begalo su-
misc, kad viena armOta pa
ItekO rrlsamS net uZtaisyta,
bet neiSSauta. Nietoms vO-
kiecius uzklupta nusiredziu-
Isius, jie besigindami eme
badyties peiliais IL ncmazai
latviu Sauliu suicide, bet tai
!ncsustabd6 ju brukimosi sa-
IvO teviSken KurSan. Yoke
ciu buvo pridirbta daugybe
Ivisokiu pinkliu, vielu tvoru,
sugriautQ medziu; tos tvo-
Iros vietOmis turejo platumo
po so sieksniu. MtlStasi dau-
Igiausiai pO miSkus durtu-
vais, rankin6mis granato-
mis-. Pilni miSkai IL kclai
kraujo. Artilerija pradcjo
|grlausti tiktai gruodziO 27
ir % d. G1iausmai buvo gir-
Diet ir Rygoje. Gruodzio 26
IL u diena vOkicCiai gave
pagelba 6mc nuolat uzpuldi-
nett rusu naujas pozicijas i
pietus nuO Babito czero.
Uzvis smarkiau vokieciai
gula ant Kalnccicmo apylin-
kcs, kuria rusai apsiautc is
pietu. zicmiu ir rytu puses.
Smarkiausi muSiai buvO
ties M-liu ir L-ngu j ziemiu
rytus nuo Kalneciemo
{ (Kalncciemas yra w Lielu-
pes apic ~ VARSITY ! pictva-
karus nuo Majoringofo).
Nokicciu apkasai panaSus
/ tvirtOvcs, kuIias state in
zinicriai IL daugybt suvary-
tn darbininku. tarp ju ne
mazai moteru ir imtiniai, at
gabenti is Vokietijos. Ap-
kasuose pridirbta urvu, j
kuriuOS mecno slapstvtjs
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
APIPLESTAS MEKSIKOS
KONSULIATAS.

Juarez, Mexico, kovo 3
Cionai nakti prizes kovo I d.
apipleStas Vokictijos kon-
ali',tas. Pa;mta labai sv,
cl y pUpcrOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-02
|EIDNIINY! PIRM4 ISSIIMK RASTA Is SAVO
AkIES TADA GALESI ISIMTI KRISLA Is AKIES
SITO BROLIO NAT

'NAUJIENOS," SUzINOJUSIOs MANO NEKAL
cIAUSIA UzSIMIRsIMA, IsPUTE il, KAD IsRODY-
TQ DIDzIAUSIAS KALNAS TEMYKITE SKAITY-
TOJA1, RYTOJ "DRAUGE'' BUS PLACIAI ISAIS-
KINTA, KO VERTI SOCIALISM, IAIKRAscIO IS
PUTIMAI IR KO vERTA "NAUJIENU" DORA
KUN A. EzERSKIS
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-02-03
THE RAIL WAY FLAGMAN
AND HIS LONELY VIGIL
The Quality of the Man Tells When
Duty Calls.

The Quality of the Man Tells When
Duty Calls.
Absolute. implicit obedience Of orders
is the foundation upon which all sue
cessful railroad operation is founded
There are many different, factors which
make for obedience. Fear of discipline,
though it should not be, is perhaps one
of the greatest. Given that a man is
employed where the slightest deviation
from duty will be afterward checked
up against him, resulting in a repri-
mand or discharge, he will adhere
strictly to instruction from fear of con
sequences. In such positions the per-
formance of orders is assured if for no
other reason than the one mentioned
But there are places to be filled on
which there is no positive check, and to
fill them to the best advantage the Off
GERS of a railway must search long and
carefully.
Those making these selections will
seek further than mere physical ability
and knowledge of the work to be per
formed They must go beyond these
and make certain that the man OF their
choice is possessed of those qualities of
the mind known as conscience and in
tegrity-one might almost say soul"
These are the sterling characteristics
which impel a man to a faithful per
formance of duty in the face of Difficult
ties and hardships when there is no
human eye to see and none to know
whether he shirked or carried out In
structions TO the letter
While various positions Of this na-
ture might be mentioned it is the OBJ
ject of this article to treat of but one
that of the fagman.
Many times on long night runs the
writer has awakened in his berth to