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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-06
EVERYBODY WELCOME
CONCERT PLEASING TO
AUDIENCE AT CHURCH

The complimentary concert at the
Congregational church last Tuesday
evening was well attended, despite the
rain, the auditorium of the church being
we'll filled: It was given by Miss
Margaret Hicks, Miss Marthela Moody
and Mrs, Edgar Zelle, all Of Minneapolis.
The musicians are all artists, each in her
chosen form, and gave those who were
so fortunate as to be present a rare treat.
Miss Hicks was the pianist, Miss Moody
gave the vocal numbers and Mrs. Zelle
played the violin. One Of Miss Moody's
songs was lullaby, composed by Miss
Hicks and dedicated to the singer. It
has melody and charm and gave the
listeners much delight. They are all
musicians of merit, and are taking active
parts in musical circles of Minneapolis.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-06
ARTILLERY UNIT
TALKED OF HERE
FORMER NATIONAL GUARD IN
PLAN TO FORM BATTALION
IN NEW ULM.
RECRUITING FOR COMPANY A
observation-disclosures A
MYTH.

Efforts will be commenced at once to
organize in New Ulm a battery for the
new artillery regiment to be formed in
this state, battalion Of which has been
promised for the southern part of the
state. The three batteries to form the
battalion will probably include New
Ulm, Mankato and St. Peter. The
work here will be done by several former
officers of Company A. and other military
organizations of the city.
Meeting in Mankato.
Lieutenant Colonel Oliver J. Duane of
St. Peter, was in the city Monday when
he discussed the subject with several
citizens. former officers and members of
some of the military organizations,
relative to the matter. A meeting was
held at Mankato Sunday, according to
the Free Press, when Capt. w. F. Rhinow,
military secretary to Governor Burn
ouist. discussed the subject of trans
ferrinq the Mankato and St. Peter
companies from the Second Regiment
and forming a new unit in New Ulm.
CAPTAIN Rhinowwas here Friday even
ing to meet the Commercial Club COM
mittee, relative to the recruiting of Com
pany A to the required strength Of sixty
five men. He said that he had received
orders from the state military board to
transfer Company A to Luverne, where
it had been represented that an in
dependent company had been formed
who were waiting to be annexed to the
Second Regiment as soon as it was taken
from this city. He decided to again
flake the matter up with the governor
before carrying out his orders. He left
the city with the understanding that he
would communicate later with the com
mittee and if possible the proposed
transfer would be postponed until New
Ulm had been given another chance.
Rhinow Favorable.
Philip Liesch was in communication
by telephone yesterday with Captain
Rhinow, the latter giving him to under
stand that this city would be given ample
opportunity for Company A to make
good. The company now has forty
three men.
According to late reports it is claimed
the situation at Luverne has been greatly
ver-estimated and that the boasted
company of one hundred men has really
dwindled down to only few.
THE Mankato Review says that while
it was not definitely so stated at the
Sunday meeting in that city, it is under
stood that Colonel Duane will be in
command of the Southern Minnesota
battalion, when it has become reality.
Lieutenant Colonel Duane was recently
suspended from his command in the
Second Regiment for six months, having
been courtmartialed for circulating a
round robin" requesting Colonel Molli-
son to resign from his command of the
Second Regiment. H.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-06
TEACHERS DEPARTING
FOR SUMMER MONTHS

Several of the teachers in the public
schools have already departed for their
homes to spend the summer vacation
and Others are preapring to leave. Amone(
those who have gone are: Miss Louise
Peterson, instructor in music, to her
home at Forest City, Iowa.
Miss Elsie Teschner of the German
department has gone to her home in
Milwaukee.
Miss Freda Maurer will leave to day to
spend the summer with her parents in
New York state.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-06
MAY TERM OF DISTRICT
COURT COMES TO AN END
Several Cases Are Continued t.
The December Session.

~ 4 j . 3 d Z
District court adjourned Saturday
altho few of the cases on the calendar
had not yet been disposed Of. It was
necessary for Judge Olsen to be at
Marshall Monday, as the Lyon county
district court was scheduled to begin on
that day.
Friday, Matthew H. Lang, self-con-
fessed murderer Of Mayme Ganske at
Sleepy Eye was sentenced to state
prison for life. Lang, who had main
tanned an Indifferent attitude since the
murder, weakened while on the way to
prison, according to Sheriff Julius, who
took him to Saltwater Saturday.
A number of cases are yet to be dis
posed of, several Of which had been
placed at the foot of the calendar were
continued until the next term.
In the case of Edward F. Berkner, the
defendant was awarded a verdict OF
$2,494.26. The parties are from Sleepy
Eye and had to do with real estate deal.
The case of Andrew Steinmetz VS..
Fischer & Youngman was continued,
as were the following Noel C. Hoffman
VS.. E. w. La Cow; John H. Grant VS..
Anton Anderson; State Bank of Sleepy
Eye VS.. R. A. Kahn and Cora Kahn;
tOren Case VS.. D. S. Edenburn. The
case of Revert Fesenmaier VS.. Paul D.
Stratton was stricken from the calendar.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-06

F. ii. Retzlaff, Alex Russell and Mrs.
g. G. REIN spoke Of the work being done
by the hospital. The latter related the
efforts Of the Ladies Aid Society Of the
hospital, and stated that the dinner
served Wednesday by the society Melted
about 500. The society was rendered
vote Of thanks for its work. On motion
of Mr.. Russell the directors and officers
were unanimously given vote Of thanks.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-06
LIBRARY HOURS.

The High School library will be open
to the public on Friday afternoons, from
2 until S clock, thru the summer, Miss
Juni, the librarian, will be there to give
out books and magazines to those who
wish to have them.
During the past year the circulation
has amounted to 1922 books and III
volumes have been added to the library.
These include set of encyclopedia and
other books of reference. The board has
expended $500 for books and $52 for
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-06

Rev. and Mrs. George Mayer will have
quite house party when their children
get here. Miss Alma, who has been
teaching at lie Sueur Center; spent few
days at Jefferson Lake, but arrived home
last evening. Miss Alma closed her
school at Dassel last Friday, and has been
visiting in Minneapolis. She will arrive
this evening. Their son, George, a
student at the University of Minnesota,
will be home Saturday. Miss Leona,
who is studying at the Minneapolis
Institute of Art, will take summer
course in business college and will not
be home for the summer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-06
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Hughes of Cambria
were in the city Monday.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Hughes of Cambria.
were in the city Monday.
Kasson Setter BIAS decided to accept
the offer of parties at Essig who are
anxious to maintain garage there for
the convenience of their patrons and he
will take charge of the garage and re-
pair shop at that place. He left Mon
day for the city to purchase additional
equipment for the plant and all the
equipment of his own New Ulm shop
will be moved to Essig as well. The
farmers who trade at Essig nearly all
have cars and they feel the need of a
repair and supply station where they do
their other business and the plant no
doubt will be very, successful venture
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-06

The Fort Ridgely Cemetery Associa-
ton has elected the following officers:
President, C. II. Hopkins; secretary, j.
G.. Fullerton; treasurer, Charles Bauer
meister, actuary, Az. Pickle. There is
1922 in the treasury, according to the
annual financial report.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
VOKIETIJA AR Tx NE
PAKEIS SAVO BLOKA-
DOS METODA.

Londonas, kovO IA. = Is
Norvegijos gauta zinios,
kad Vokietija az tik nepa-
keis dabartines savO nardan-
Giu laiviu blokados Suv.
Nalstiju zvilgsniu parkclia-
WIS namO buvusiam Ameri-
kojc ambasadoriui Won
BcrnstOrff.
VokietijOs vyriasyube su-
Sauke Berlynan svarbion
konferencijon visus is ncu-
traliu Saliu savo kares laivy-
no atstovus. Tatai spejama,
kad jie suSaukiami ne kito-
kiais, kaip tik nardanGiu lai-
viu blOkados reikalais.
Uzvislabiaus Vokictijai
toji blokada daug parupo,
kuomct gavo zinia, kad Suv.
Valstiju prekybiniai garlai-
viai apginkluojami. Vokicti-
jai tas svarbu. Su tokiais
@inkluotais garlaiviais ank-
sEiau ar veliau iStiks susi-
rGmimai. O tas reikS kare,
kokios Vokietiiai nelabai
nOretusi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
STREIKAS ant
GELEz|NKEL|y.
Washington, kOvO IA.

Washington, kOvo IA. =
Streikas amt visu Suv. Val
stiju gclzkeliu jau ne juo-
kais ina grasinti. Kick III
noma, strcikas turis prasi-
deti ateinantl SeStadieni
kai-kuriuOSc miestuOse, pas
kui apimti visa Sail. Rytoj
New Yorke ivyks darbinin-
ku atstovu pasitarimas. ST.
tojc konfcrencijoje galutinai
bus nutarta, kas prisicis
pradeti darbininkams. Gelc-
zinkeliQ darbininku umiju
virSininkai tvirtina, jogci
SIS ruOSiamas strcikas netu-
l!s nieko bendra su dabar-
tiniu Suv. Valstiju kriziu.
Gclczinkelieciai yra geri ir
iStikim Sios Sales pilietial
If jie niekO bloga neveikia
savo Sales nenaudai. Tx
.iie icSko sau gercsniu dar-
be salygu, nOli iSkovoti sau
: valandu darba dicnoje.
kadangi gelezinkcliu kom-
panijos Sita darbininku rel
ilalavlma beveik ignoluoja.
o Salics vyriausybc ncisten-
gia kompaniju privcrsti ta
darbininkV reikalavima is
rildyti, todcl darbininkai
imasi pricinamiausio kovos
hudo - streiko.
Visoj Salyj visu gelczin-
licliu darbininkams lni.ju
vlrSlnlnkal lsake butt pll-
siluoSusicms streikan ir
iaukti paskutinio prancSi-
mo.
IS New Yorko gauta Ii
mia, kad gclczinkeliu kom-
panijos neisiancios i jokias
dcrybas SUI darbininkais.
Nadinasi, streikas, nciSvcn-
gtinas.
Galimas daiktas, kad visi
gclczinkcliai patcks w
rlausybGs rankas IT. SitOs
bus operuojami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
Ivyks kratos namuose.

Bathurst prancse, kad
maistO kontrOlieriaus isakv-
mu policija lures pcrciti per
V1SuS namuS IL maiStO san
dellus su krautuvomis ir
patirti, kas kick tuli maisto
iStckliaus. Paskui ta rlzregi-
struOt maista kontrolcris
palms savO nuOziurOn ir w.
gla .dalimi dalins gvvcnto-
jams.
Dabartiniu laiku visuosc
didesniuose q ID. Britanijos
miestuOsc stow ciliu-eil6s
rnOteriu Salimais maisto
krautuviu ir lukcriuoja, kad
ntlsipirkti nors keleta bul-
vim ar kitokiu produktu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
VOKIEcIV KAREIVIV
SUKILIMAI.
Amsterdam, kOvo u.

Amsterdam, kovo II. -
DienraStis "Tclegraaf" ga
20 zinia, kad Namur IL Huv
apylinkese, BelgijOs-Fran-
cijos kares Some, daznai pa
sitaiko vOkieciu kareiviu SUI
l;ilimai prizes savo virSinin-
kus. Tai tik maza dalis Ii
MOS yra pasiekusi Olandija.
Nokicciu karciviu eilGse tu-
ri butt kas arScsniO IL bal
sesnio. Manure ir Huy lai-
KIM militariniai kaloJimai
uzkimSti vokieGiu kareiviais
w nepaklusnuma ir sukili-
mus. Miestiniai kalejimai
irgi kupini.
Barmcn'e andai iStikO mo-
teriu riauSes delei stOkos
maistO. SukilusiOs mOteris
akmenimis suicide policijos
virSininka. RiauSininkes
suvaldyti paSaukta kariuo-
meme is gaisrininkai. Pasta
ricji paleido striuogas sal
TOTO vandens i riauSininkus.
NienaS vyras prisitainkes
SupJaustc gaisrin. gumine
zarna. BuvO suimtas. U tai
teismas j nubaudo 1O-Giai
metp kalejimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
BAD0 SMEkLA ANG-
LUOJE.

Londonas, kOvO II. = An
gliios maisto kOntrOlieriaus
padejGjas, Ch. Bathurst, ana
diena vienam susirinkime
tureio kalba. Jo kalba bu-
vo tuo indomi, kad jis Off
cialiai zmOnes persergejO
prizes pavoju, koks grasia
Didziajai Britanijai maisto
trukumo zvilgsniu. Jis pa
zymejo, jogei galima laime-
ii muSius kares lauke. o te-
eau kare gall butt pralai-
meta ir negarbinga taika pa
darvta, jei talkininkams
pritruks pinigu ir maisto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
Vokieci4 kareivi4 nerimavi= :
mai kareS laukuOSe
Badas privers taikinties ka-
riaujancias sails
ATGAL ATSIMETE VO-
KIECIAI FRANCIJOJE.
Londonas, kOvO II.

Londonas, kovo II. = w
vakar vokicciai aplcido sa-
vo svarbiausia apsiginimo
iinija IL visa apkasu sistc-
ma vakaruOse nuo Bapaume.
Anglai tOdcl tomis pedomis
pa6mo kai kurias pasitrau-
kusip vokieciu palilStas vie
tas per pusketvirtos mylios
ilgio ir viena mylia ploCio.
Dabar kai kurios anglu ka-
reiviu kOliunHnos jau atsi-
dure i Bapaume apylinkcs,
kuriu kol-kas vOkicciai dar
ncaplcido.
Anot officially praneSimu,
vokicciai is kai-kuriu victu
pasitralke tik uzejus tirS-
toms miglOms, kad to visa
ncpastcbotu anglai, kuric
galejo pakcnkti liuosam pa
sitraukimui. TcCiau anglai
visvien buvo suzinoje nepa-
prastus vokieciu krutejimus
IL stojo uzpuoliman. Bet su-
spcjo paimti nelaisv6n tik
ncdaug vokieciu kareiviu.
Kaip ginklus, taip ir viso-
kias karincs prietaisas vO-
lsictiai nusigabcno j naujai
sau pagamintas pozicijas,
pric kuriu jau nclengva pri-
citi.
Tuo budu vokieGiai lvgi-
na-iSticsia karGs Soma. Tas
daroma dclci karciviu sto-
kos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
VOKIECIAI PLENUOJA
PAIMTI CALAIS.

Londonas, kovo 14.-Kad
vokieciai Wis dar neatsisake
paimti Francijos micsta Ca
lais, nuo kulio pirmaisiais
kares metals buvo sulaiky-
ii tai liudija kadir tas, kad
tomis dicnomis Belgijon iS-
keliavo vokicciu fieldmarSa-
las Falkcnhayn. Ton puson
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
ANGLAI PAGROBE KRA.
SOS SIUNTINIUS, STUN
CIAMUS Is AMERIKOS.

New York, kovo 14.-An-
giai pagrobG visus krasos
siuntinius, gabcnamus is
neutrality saliu i Amerika,
nuo Standard NOil garlaivio
"John ID. ArchhOld," ktlrs
'buvo sulaikytas Halifax no.
ste. Sitas garlaivis yra a
merikoninis, plauke su Suv.
Nalstiju veliava. Krasos
siuntinius gabcno is Norve-
gijos, Svcdijos ir Danijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
BADAS SUSTABDYS
KARE EUROPOJE.
Amsterdam, kovO ii

Kar6 Europojc pasieke pa
skutini laipsni. Is salics j
ta tcmijant galima pilnai
Sp6ti, kad kar6 lures pasi-
baigti ateinancia vasara be
I!okiu nei vicnOs :puses lai-
mejimp.Nors kariaujanciom
valstyboms bus labai negei-
stina ir labai indOmi tokia
karGs pabaiga, teciau nebus
kitokiO iSejimo, kaip tik
mcsti ginklus ir imties r,l-
pinties isnaujo naminiais
rcikalais.
Sita kare pabaigs badas
il zmoniu nusibaigimas. Bet
dar veikiau kare gall pabai-
gti kareiviu sukilimai kares
SonuOse. Niekas nepakelia
tolliu Si0s kares baisiausiu
ziaurumu, kaip kareiviai ap-
kasuose. ziemos metu lie
stingsta nuo Salcio. Vasar0s
metu JUGS kallkina kaitros.
. cia dar truksta maistO,
ncSvarumas.
Nisu kaliaujanciu Saliu
vyriausyb6s tai labai gerai
zino, bet Wis dar palcngva
kare uztesia tOlesniai many
damos, kad, rasi, Si-ta dar ir
laimesiancios nuo savo prize
Sininku. BE to, jos pasitikin-
clos, kad prieSininku Sally
Sc gyventojai sukilsia. Bet
Gyventojai Wis labiau nc1i-
mauja kaip centralese val
stvbese, taip ir talkininkuo-
Sc. Rasi, jie vienu zygiu
sen ir ten sukils ir padarys
gala savo kentejimams, uz
-k'lrius yra kalta baisiausio-
j kare.s
Gyventojus ir kareivius
pIivers sukilti badas ir nuO-
vargis. Tokiu budu badas
pabalgs kare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
DIDELIS SUJUDIMAS
TURKIJOJE.
Konstantinopolis. kovo II

AAoiio iioVoiiCiilOPOilS, KoNo Ii.
Didclis sujudimas kilo
visoj Turkijoj, kuomet gau-
Ia zinia apic Bagdado puo1i-
ma. Pasipyle net protcstai
prizes vokicCius. Siticms rel
kalaujant, Turkija dali sa-
vO parinktinos kariuomenos
pasiuntG ! Balkanus ir j Eu-
ropa. Tuo tarpu kuOmct an
glai uzpuolc Bagdada, tur-
kams pritruko kariuomcn6s
ir nebuvO galima prizes an
glus atsilaikyti Mcsopota-
mijojc.
Turku vyriausyb6 nu-
sprend6 is visu pusiu surin-
XII kuodaugiausiai kariuo-
mcncs. pasiusti j Mcsopo-
tamijQ IL atimti nuo anglu
Bagdada, garsiaja scnovGjc
kalifu sostine.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
Pastatyta Augsciausia
Mesai kama.

MaistO kontrOIic1ius kaip
Londono, taip IL kitu miestQ
!aldyboms leido nuskirti
augStiausias m6sai kainas.
kainos turi butt tOkios: sva-
11n anglisku laSiniu 35c.,
syarui airiSku laSiniu Soc,
Australijos svicsto svarrli
46c., Nartjosios Zelandijos
svicsto - 48c. ir taip to-
lcSniai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
kAS GIRDET VOkIETI-
JOJE?

Havana, Kuba, kovO IA
RaSO amcrikoniniu laikras-
rlu korcspondentas, kurs
atliko kcliOne SUI Suv. Val
stiJu ambasadOriumi Gerar-
du is Ispanijos ir prisiklau-
Sc amerikonu pasakojiml
apic stow VOkietijoje). -
Yra observation-disclosures faktas,
kad Vokictijai labiaus mai
sto truksta, negu cionai
abelnai buvo manoma. Kas
tiesa. kaikuriosc vietose vo-
kietiai gyventojai dar ne
badmiriauja, bet kitOse =
badas Wis labiaus IL labiaus
latjauciamas. Vokietijai ar
tinasi blogieji laikai. KOl
vOkieciams bus galima nau-
doties sekanciu uzdcrejim,l
vaisiais, per kclis menesius
plisieis daug pancSti skur-
do.
Jci nardanciu laiviu kam-
, ,panija vokieciams ncpasi-
seks If anglai pagaliau ne
nusilenks prie& vOkiecius,
tai galima tiketies rcvoliuci-
.jiniO sukilimo VokietijOjc.
Vokietijos vvriausvbc die
romis, ir naktimis darbuOja-
81 uzbegti maistO stOkai, V
paE paGiam Berlvne. Visur
itaisimos pigios virtuves,
kuriuose galima pigiai pa
valgyti, dar ir duonos rie-
kcle gauti. Bet tasai valgis
ncsuteikia zmogui jokio So
tumo, nes neturi savyje rel
kalingos atgaivinanciOs kO-
kvbes. Pavalges zmOgus
! apsisuka if iSnaujO alkanas
ir vel jam noretusi valgyti
ir valgyti. Su tokiu maistu
zmOncms yra negalima atsi-
laikyti prieS Salti IL visokias
ligas. MOtinos SUI vaikais
neturi is kur gauti picno.
'Todel ypaf vaikai velka di-
delius kentojimus.
Vokietijos motcris dabar-
tiniais iSmeginimO laikais
parOdO nepaprastai daug pa
siSventimO. Ne tiktai Jos
imasi visokiu darbu, kO-
kius pirm karcs atlikinejo
vyrai, bet pasirengusios w
tevyne citi i apkasus ir te-
mai paguldyti savo galvas.
Bet JOS uz ta savO pasiSvcn-
J TINA Wis daugiaus vyru ME
kinamOs.
AugStesniuosc gyventOju
sluogsniuOse dar arSiau. Be
veik kasdien girdima .vien-
tik apic porn persiskyrimus.
Iitrigos. skundai, nepasiti-
:cjimai Situosc sluogsniuose
labai prasiplatine.
4
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
10 DARBININKQ zUvo
MAINOSE.

Canonsburg, Pa, kovo IA.
Henderson Coal Co., Hen
Jacksonville, kasyklose istiko
duju sprogimas. zuvo 10
darbininku. Sprogimo metu
dirbO iSvisO 20 darbininku,
is kuriu 10 isgelbeta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
zUVO VOKIEcIU LA
KUNAS.

Berlynas, kOvo IA. - Zu-
vo garsus vokicciu lakunas
Hans Nallmocllcr, kuomet
vicnq lakstytuvq norcjo is
mdginti. Jis buvo pasizy-
mcjes dabartincj karej.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
VOKIECIAI NUSKANDI-
NO JAPONU GARLAIv4.

Vancouver, b. c., kovo IA.
Is Japonijos gauta zinia,
kad vokicciu skraiduolis-uz-
puolikas Indijos vandenync
nuskandino vicna japonu
garlaivi, 3,115 tonp intilpi-
mo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14

Rotterdam, kOvO 13. -
Nakar Stuttgardc iSkilmin-
gai palaidotas garsus woke
ciu Orlaiviu iSradejas grafas
%Tpelin.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
GERARD PAS PRE-
ZIDENTA.

Washington, kovo II. =
Cionai spcciaIiu traukiniu
atkcliavo buves Vokictijojc
Suv. Nal.5tiju ambasadorius
Gerard. Siandic jis apsi-
Ianko pas prczidcnta Viii
soma. :,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14

Bathurst visupirmu prisi-
mine apic negirdeta didele
Stoka bulviu Anglijoje. Per
pracitus 40 mctu Anglijoje
ncbuvO tick mazai bulviu,
kai kad dabar. Jei nebus
susiau1intas bulviu suvarto-
Jimas, tai Anglia j kclias
savaites neturesianti ne tik
bulviu, bet ir kitOkio maisto.
Bathurst be kitko paskel-
be zmonGms radikalius pa
redvmus, nukreiptus prieS
maisto pirklius il visus
luos, kurie bent kokiu bu-
du plisidcda pric maisto ma
ZinimO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
BRUSILOV KALBA APIE
RUSU LAIMEJIMA.

Londonas, kovo IA. - Ru-
su-GalicijOs kares Sono w
riausias rusu armiju vadas,
gen. Brusilov, tvirtina. jo-
gel rusai laimesia Sita kare
If visvien srtruSkinsia vo-
klecius. Sake, Russia pa
kaktinai stipri, kad turetu
pasiduoti neskaitlingiems
voklefiams. RusamS daug
pagelbcsianti rumunu armi-
ia, kuri pagaliau perorga-
nlzuota IL aprupinta gerai-
siais ginklais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14

sutraukiama ir vokieCiu ka-
riuomcn6. Sptjama todcI,
kad ncuziIgO vokicGiai ten
stos uzpuolin;an prizes an
glus ir bclgus, kuIric gina ta
Francijos dali.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-14
Sacramento, CAL.

Sacramento, CAL, kovo
II d. = Californijos guber-
natorius johnson iSrinktas
senatOriumi ! Suv. Valstiju
sonata. Rytoj jis pasitrauks
Is; gubernatOriaus vietOs.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-19

roN-naFn ON PAaE ak
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-19
WEATHER

Probably fair ard warmer tonight
and Saturday
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-19

CONTINUED orr PAGE srR
The Detroit times., 1917-01-23
WORTH WHILE TO
HAVE MADE CAR
LIKE CADILLAC

Two men. ho'h prominent IN The
motor car inGusfr} both intimately
familiar with nearly every make of
cor on The road. were riding from
Detroit 10 nm Ohio city in a Cadillac
roadster which one OF them had just
purchascd
The tTo manufacturers. both poets
IL spiriiQsat in perfect content held
r tile spell OF the scene and The
charm OF the car which VAS carrying
thom so quietly, 80 easily and 90
swiftly
Wh,n at lcnE'h one OF rhom spoke
% was the Younger Nis-remark IS
destined to live as long q Tho Cad
lloc itself Turning 90 his friend.
be- said enthusiastically, "lt rs worth
hile to have lived and made car
lise ihc Cadillac"
Tho great Cadillac institution IS
measured by The shadow OF Influence
cast hy its president. Henri " Lc
land man Vhose businoss capac
iiy and inventive gcn'n- are sur
passed only hy his probity. man
whose ~" has been worth While be-
cause lie has proven that great IN.
siitution can 10 an honest institu.
tion because he has given the
world q car which has made it bot
tor place 10 live IN.