davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-23

ing to be signed by those who will
respond to the cali which may be
made by the governor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-23

cation by the railroad COM
mission is timely and should
bring some relief.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-23

In the fierce white neat OF the war
the contents of "the melting pot" win
fuse-except for the scum.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-23

lfesed my baci-ache. n has been some
time since took them. and ! have
rot felt any Of the symptoms since
Foley Kidney p1ls are sold every
where iu E0c and l1-uo sizes. The
ft.o0 size Es thc more ec0nom iciI buy.
a. it contains eis umes a. many as
fhe 5oc size.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-23
FOUR WEEKS
IN HOSPITAL
No Relief-Mrs. Brown Fin
ally Cured by Lydia E.
Pinl1ham's Vegetable
Compound.

Cleveland, Ohio. -" For years I suf.
fered so sometimes it seemed as though
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-23
AT TWIIdGHT-MY son
AND 1:

; The Autumn twilight wraps :
y US round. =
y And shadows stretch across .
- the room;
. Old heart and youthful life are =
bound
Together in the silent gloom. .
, Your parted lips l cannot see. =
= But on my face your kisses .
fall .
y Like soft white flowers of Tus- =
- cany .
y Dropped on some hoary Ro- =
y: man wall .
=: We speak Of deep and peace =
- full things; =
=: With earthlwide sweep, our
thought explores .
= The deeds of old forgotten =
y kings, .
= The world of men. its creeds =
- and laws.
= When ever in the passing day =
= My spirits powers have high .
> Iy dreamed, y
. Each evening at your feet 1 =
. lay .
, such blossoms as my thought =
has cleaned.
, You listen. and l scarcely care
Whether you grasp the whole =
of it;
The touch of hands and nut .
brown hair
Pleases me more than schol- =
ar's wit.
, You give me cheer: I teach you
lore.
Is knit the bond 'twixt man .
and boy.
, Author Unknown. =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
MORE THAN 2GOO EMPLOYEES
OF SOUTHWESTERN GET BONUS

More than 2000 employees Of the II
PssO q Southwestern railway are in
Guided in q bonus system Of the COM
pany as its new years gift TO en-
pIOyes Who have been in It's service
for a. period OF over six months. New
year cards hearing the date OF New
York. December -. 1919, are being re-
ceived by the employees on this end Of
the system. stating the appreciation 81
the company Of The loyalty and effIc-
icncy with which they have responded
TO the pressure attending q year Of
unusual business activity
Employees of the railway who have
been in the service for a year or more
are receiving bonus OF 10 percent OF
Their pav. and those over q period of
six months are receiving five percent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
COMFORT BAGS
FOR GEORGIANS
Y. NJ C. A. Gets More Let
terheads for Soldiers on
the Border.

The ". e. r. L. OF Georgia and the
commonwealth Of Georgia are staging
:. state wide campaign among the
women OF that state FOR comfort bags,
To- he distributed among the soldiers
from that state now stationed here.
according to advices received by the
army and navy branch Of the Y. NJ C.
A. which viii distribute the bags
To date. more than 1000 such bags
have been distributed among the
Georgia troops here, and it - the aim
Of the ". C. r 7. TO have enough o.
the bags made by the women of the
state TO give each man in the infantry.
cavalry. artillery and auxiliary troops
one each
The bags contain a sewing kit, cards
of buttons. thimbles and thread
About 1909 Red Cross stamps were
sold by the different association nuts
at Camps Stewart. Pershing. Bierne.
Cotton. and IT. Bliss during the Christ
mas campaign. is the estimate OF the
business manager of the army and navy
Y NJ c. y here.
\ shipment of 5000 600 letterheads.
which completes the proposed shipment
or 1000 00O. has been received at the
association headquarters from New
York. These letterheads VIII supply
the Il Paso district troops until March
/, it is said.
Camp Stewart association hut No l.
which burned Dec. -. and which sup
piled the Pennsylvania artillery and
cavalry regiments with recreation, VIII
not be rebuilt, but one Of the mess
shacks vacated by troops ordered home.
Will take the place of the hut X Is
estimated that the total loss in the FIRE
was 1850 or $500. including the $3.50
moving picture machine
Mrs. J. y. Shippee. wife OF J. r.
Shippee. business manager of the army
ana navy T. NJ G.. A.. with her two sons,
Fureon and Elmer; and Lawrence
Fisher. O friend Of the sons. have
arrived in II Paso from Vallejo, calf
Thev came 10y automobile The party
left Vallejo on Dec. Il. and made stops
at Los Angeles. san Diego. Yuma
Phoenix. and other places along the
Borderlaud route
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
18TH PENN. AND THE SECOND
BRIGADE STAFF OFF FOR HOME

The first section OF the lain Penn
-vIvauia infantry Of Pittsburg. heaoe1
by Col George {. Richards. left Camp
Stewart for its home stations 10 pe
mustered out Of the United states
service Wednesday afternoon me
second brigade headl uarters and star,
under Cen Albert Logan. OF P-ttsourg.
also left W ednesdaY-
The 18th infantry arrived at Il
Paso on July s and o. Il has parlicl-
pated I'm all Of the ulaneuNerS stage1
by the Seventh division. lncluulnE me
four day hike staged 10y the DIVISION
and the two day hike staged by the
Second brigade.
Col. Richards. the senior colonel OF
the Second brigade. mad the ccnIilaIld
of the brigade. while Cen Logan was
in PittsburE- The election which VIII
te held there next Iall. VIII decide
whether Gen Logan viii ne mayor
OF the Keystone city OF not
Mai r Lowrr Humes. adIutant or
rbe second brigade. was appointed
United States district attorney At
Pl-fshurE recently
The 18TH sylvauia infantry VIII
be the only regiment left here that was
a nart Of the second brigade after the
18th infantry leaves The 18th iufal-
trv Is commanded by Col Ezra Ripple,
jr.. OF scranton
marked the border farewell among
the men of the 18Th infantry sup
per.of sandwiches and "a light menu.
ana q few comic stunts constituted
the entertainments
\ mock band OF seven players went
through the company streets playing
crude accomplishments TO Marching
Through Georgia and There Is Cong
to be Hot Time in the Old Town
Tonight"
Psek ne OF equipment in bundles
and loading OF personal belongings
into cars began At 1 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
REGIMENT GETS READY TO BE
MUSTERED OUT BEFORE LEAVING

For The INST tIme IN me HIstvIE
Of the United States. the government
is experimenting in preparing national
guard troops for muster out, before
they leave Tor home.
The Fourth Pennsylvania infantry
under the command of Col Edward c
Shannon. is being put in shape TINS
week. so that when the men arrive AZ
their home stations they can be mus
tered out without delay
Regular army medical men and a
host Of paper experts are rushing the
work. This experiment u succeSstuis
will result in all. Of the recalled units
being prepared for muster out here.
instead of at their home stations
which would cause a delay Of week
OF possibly longer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Man IS KILLED.;
CORONER PROBES
Suicide Theory Is Rejected;
Victims Widow Near
Body When It Is Found.

Because of recent developments made
known only Wednesday morning, IN
connection with the shooting Of Roori-
euez Delgado. of as Smelter, Tuesday
evening. coroner A. J. Hall has ordered
an inquest for this afternoon more
fully TO 20 into the details of the Kill
ing.
From the stories told at the scene
Of the shooting, it was at first thought
that DelgadO had shot himself oy -; -
cident. but it was found Wnlie pL V -,
for the bullet. that il would nave &C.
"A Ohvsical impOssibility Tor the 10 u
10 have fired the shot which orousH'
about his death. 80 r-.-,
Death was caused by bullet lIoIil
q ~ caliber revolver, which enter -
Tho hodv to the right and above me
right breast. Its course was Sil=l.-l
downward and back, passing ti5i Su7 u
both lungs and DETECTED upward y q
rib on the left side. The bullet q
finally located high up under the leIt
shoulder blade. At its point OF en-
trance into the body the wound showed
slight disColOratiOn, but there were no
noTvdar marks OF burns which would
have beeu present had the gun Deen
held close to the body when the Shot
Rodriguez was shot shortly after
o'clock Tuesday evening. and Wneh
Maria Garlic Rodriguez, wife OF the
dead man, leaning over the BODY
Two revolvers were found on the
premises. both -3S's. one WIN cham
nor containing an empty she'll and hav-
ing the appearance OF being recently
fired. The bullet taken from the body
of the deceased was Of the same cali
Der. The second gun was completely
loaded with ball cartridges
Mrs Conception Jemez. q neighbor
of the Delgados. was the first to enter
the house after the shot was fired, ac-
cordinE 10 the story, and she is ex-
pected 10 be able 70 throw considerable
light on the affair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
U. S. CROPS WORTH
9 BILLIONS IN 1916

Washington. L. c.. Jan. Almost
s., 000 100000 was the aggregate value
of all crops of the country last year In
al estimate announced today by the de
partmeut OF agriculture. the exact valuo
was set az SS.e345S7.00n. That was an
increase Of S2I65, SS9. 600 over the value
OF 1915 crops and SeS6I20e.G00 over the
average for the years 1910 10 1916.
Kansas held its lead as first state In
value of its crops but Illinois as second
state in 1915 was displaced by Iowa last
wear
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
LORD CURZON WEBS
MRS. DUGGAN OF U. S

London Enr-. Jan 2.-The marriage
OF earl Curzcu. Of Kedleston. and Mrs.
Grace Elvina Duggau took place prI-
yately iu London today.
Lord Curzon. q member Of the Brit
ish war council and formerly vicerov
OF India. was a WidoWer His first wife.
Mary Victoria. daughter Of the late Levi
Il. Letter. OF Chicago. died in 1906
Countess Curzon. q native of Alabama.
is the eldest daughter OF the late J.
Aunroe Kinds formerly American min
lister TO Brazil Her first husband was
Alfred DugEan. of BuenOs Aires
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
AMARILLO MAN GOES 10
POSITION IN BURMA, INDIA

Amarillo. Tex Jan. 3.-An Amar-
lilo man. T.. y. Hedrick, is to be CHIEF
accountant Tor the Burma Mines.
Limited, in India. He resigned his
position with the Amarillo Gas Co, in
December. and sails today at san Fran
cisco on the steamship orea for Nomta-
Burma, India TO take up his new
duties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
THE COURTS
G5TH DISTRICT COURT.
ballard CoIdNelI. Presiding.

Hugh McCarren VS.. Southern Pacific
and Galveston. Harrisburg and San
Antonio railroads. S90Oe damages 10
race horses and personal injuries;
filed.
\. g. Mc4Iath vs.. Hart. steel, et al
suit on notes. Oh trial
14S22-JOhn VI. Wyatt vs. Chalmers
Motor company. of Detroit Mich. trial
OF right Of property. filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
SENATOR STONE
DENOUNCESLEAK
Believes Civil Service EN-
ploye to Blame; Sharply
Assails Lawson.

Washington. u. C., IAN. Charges
OF q leak ON advance information on
president Wilson's peace note involv-
ing other charges that somebody made
profits on it in the stock market
! gained further official attention today
when senator Stone. Democrat. spoke
on the subject in the senate and Thorn
as W. Lawson conferred with chair
man Henry. Of the house rules commit
tee about a proposed congressional in
vestieatioa-
Senator stone said confidential COM
munications concerning the honor Of
the nation had fallen 10 improper
T. hands. but said ne had no information
as TO whether a leak" occurred as re
Gently reported II sc. he believed it
would oe traceable TO departmental en-
ployes.
II An official. Hes ScoundreI.
IF it he true that any public off
ciaI has divu'ged any secret or conf
Dental information as alleged" said
senator stone. he is an unspeakabie
ScOundreL Il any man in legislative
life-if any senator did II, which I be-
lieVe 10 be absolutely impossible he
ought 20 be dismissed.
4 don't know he continued. that
things have occurred in the depart
ments which ought not TO be made pub
iic. 7 do know that confidential pub
LEGATIONS TO foreign governments from
the state department have by some
means found their way into hands not
authorized 10 have them. I fear that
this betrayal Of public confidence Is in
some way traceable 10 our civil ser
vice
Denounees Thomas Lawson.
Senator stone then denounced Than
as " lawson for his recent statement
that members of congress would shrink
from Investigation into stock exchange
leaks
Il despise these seusationalists who
are always talSing about public men
and public bodies. he said. 4 am
sor-y the newspapers had 10 take up
the bellowinSs of this ass"
After cOuterrlng with III Lawson fo-
two hours chairman Henry. OF The
house rules committee, issued this
statement
-3lr. Lawson charged that there was
a leak from the state department to
through such an alleged leak. individ-
usls by speculatiug in Wall street
cleaned up $4,000 200 or more.
"I have asked him for the name or
rle individual giving Information and
The names Of those spectators profit
ing ~ such alleged leak He has not
furnished the names in either case And
there is nothing Yet furnished ne even
approaching Information that wOuld
warrant me in calling together the
committee on rules
Information given. SAYS Lawson.
Upon leaving Mr.. Henry's office. 1Ir.
lawson declared he had given enough
information 70 warrant any intelli-
gent man in proceeding with an inves-
tigatiou o. TIE entire stock exchange
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
NEW OFFICIALS
ARE INSTALLED
Dona Ana County Officers
Take Oath and Begin Their
Duties in Las Cruces.

Las Cruces. y. ri, Jan. 3.-The newly
elected officers Of Dona Ana county
took the oath OF office here yesterday,
the oath being administered by the re-
firing deputy clerk. Hilario Bennett
The bonds Of the officers were filed in
the probate judges office and other
offices. The commissioners began their
work and continue in session today
The new officers are Felipe Lu-
zero. sheriff; Jesus Nevarez. county
clerk; ". W Cox, treasurer and col
lector; Charles Lee and Miss Mary
Cuniff, deputy collectors; DR.. r. L
Mcbride. county school superintendent;
Miss Rose Johnson, deputy: J c. Rod
riguez. probate judge; commissioners.
John Findley. Of Las Cruces: Dionicio
Alvarez. OF la Union. and Peter G. Lo-
PEE, Of Salem
Felipe Lucero and John Findley were
reelected 10 the positions they now
hold
The deputies Of the new county clerk
are John Lemon and Miguel NevareZ-
Fidel Sanchez has retired from the
position as jailor, which position he
has held for the past I6 years, and his
place has been filled by Narciso Al
varez.
Fire in Tbeater.
Fire caused by an oil heating stove
In the office Of the star theater threat
ene0 serious damage to the theater
about Z o'clock last night John Bird
we'll who was in the office when the
fire started. turned in an alarm and
with the assistance of othets succeed
Ell in extinEuishing the flames before
much damage had been done. Two fine
moving picture machines in the build
ing were threatened with damage BY
the fire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
JUSTICE COURT.
\. j. Hall. Presiding.

state VS.. James Herbert. speeding;
fined s. and costs.
state vs.. 1t n. t. Mcbride. -peed-
Ing. fined So and costs
State IS. ny = cope. surr.Iiu--
fined 50 aud costs. ann-Slsi
state VS. James Herbert -n-eIfn--
iucd - ami COSTS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
GASOLINE STOVE EXPLODES;
DESTROYS HOTEL IN CLOVIS

Clovis. y. NJ. Jan. 3.-Explosion Of
Gasoline stove is believed 10 have been
the cause of "a fire which completely
destroyed the Royal hotel here. The
hotel. large frame structure, was
one of the land marks Of Clovis, being
one Of the first buildings built In the
town. The hotel and its contents were
almost total losses.
We own the best line or 5-passenger
cars in the city. Montana auto Service
Phones 165-.575.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
was RFII, BLlTER

Mrs. Ben Blazer. wife Of A ~ Bla-
zer. and sisterinlaw OF DR.. Howard
Thompson OF this city. died Wednesday
morning at o'clock at a local hoSpl-
tai after "a short illness. Mrs Blazer
came to FL Paso about one month ago
from here home in Tularosa- y. ",
where the body viii De shipped Thurs
dav morning by the Mclean. simmons
and Hartford company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
ILLUSIONS By J. J. Montague

= beneath the clouds that sail
n like ships before d
L No potof rainooVs end,
No mo- viii however spend
You'll neve turnt o living gowworm's flame
astraybut hold them, the
the clouds that drift beneath the Summer moon
4 dissolve beneath the
-
they change and change
No silver lining louded
You'll find far mi
~ searching rainbOw you'll find along the
woods where thrushes all
- sparkling 0 all
And 0 vOlets that ripple breeze,
And youfi Il ali walk full ME-
Youv viii mott the seeking worth while
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

The lfcBeau. simmons ana HafIfor1
Undertaking company was uctiIied
Wednesday morning TO meet IN. ree;i-
lar Texas and Pacific passenger train
this afternoon and take charge or the
BODY of Mrs " r. Baird. who died n
Fort Worth. Tex. Tuesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
34TH DISTRICT COT RT.
W. ID. Howe. presiding.

Petite Harding VS. George Harding.
divorce: filed.
state Of Texas vs. A. Snyder and
Mrs. o. Snyder. injunction flied.
state of Texas vs.. Keno smith. in
Junction filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

J. L. McKnieht. aged 90 years' ior-
merry OF Fl Paso. died at tombstone
Ariz -Tuesd.r TIE body has been
shipped to FL Paso and the funeral viii
be held Friday. under the auspices Of
RI Paso lodge 150. A + x A. NJ. and
the Scottish Rite bodies. Of which he
was a member. Mr.. Mcknight lrtt II
Paso for Tombstone about year ago.
of This civ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
iISF DISTRICT COURT.
T. Il Price BreSfH1uE

George Is. Scharpff vs.. Gertrude
Scha-pff divorce. filed.
Martin Wei Us. Laura Y. We'll. di-
vcrce- filed
TX narte Helen May Strons. 90 re-
move disabilities. filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
RUSH WORK ON
SCHOOL HOUSE
Large Force Is Employed on
New School Building at
Anthony.

anthony. y NJ. Jan. "a large force
OF men is employed on the new school
building. which IS going up rapidly
Work IS again being held up on the
drainage canal. because Of trouble with
the flues on the drag line eNcavator-
L. A. Reid. Of the reclamation service.
has been transferred from Anthony 10
the city office in FL Paso-
The demand for hay continues n9l
the shortage OF cars makes IL difficult
TO fill orders
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Tenement Owners.

Are you getting all OF the money
YOUR house should bring2 Ask Lee
Newman 7 specialize on tenaments.
Phone 1904 905k s z Paso-
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

who died Tuesday afterno7n at his
this aff.rnoon at o'clock at the
chapel of the Peak company The
decedent came TO Fl Paso four years
ago from Gonzales. rex He Is SUI
vived by his wife and q son. T. T. Nc
Call. Of The American Dairy company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
\ HIGH MCCALL

Fae funeral Of y. Hugh Mccall. aeeJ
a wears. 4 pioneer resident OF Texas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-13
KAS RAS0MA APIE VO.
k|EGIY NARDANCIAS
LAIVES.

Is Vokietijos New Yor-
kan sugrizo "The New
I ork Tribune" kares kOre-
Edwards. Stai
ka jis raSo apie vokieciu
nardancias laives, kuriOs
dabartiniais laikais blOkuO-
ia Anglia.
Vokietija pagaliaus eme-
81 astriausiu kares prize
moniu prizes Anglia. Iris
simtai, ar gal daugiau mar
danciu laiviu pasileido jr.
r6sna, kad visais sonais ap-
siausti Anglia ir suspausti
sta kaipir .o.iu plieniniu
rcteziu. Sitoms nardan-
cioms laivems igula istisus
metus buvo lavinama. To-
dol laives isplauke su pilnu
pasitikejimu savimi. Yr>
tai tobuliausias vokieciu to-
chnikos tvarinys. su kuriuo
negali susilyginti nei vic,
mas stipriausias pasaulyje
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-13
|0k|ET|JAI NOR Isl TAIK0S SU s v

singas ir jis jos nepaskelbs
Vokietijai. Kares paskelbi-
mas priguli nuo pacios Vo-
kietijos. Jei jinai skandins
amerikOninius laivus ir zu-
dys amerikonus, tai tue pa
ciu budu ir kare prades
pries Suv. Valstijas. Tuo-
met Suv. Valstijos bus pri-
verstos ginties ir apsaugoti
savO piliecius ir prekyba.
Yra ziniu, jogei prizes ka-
re, kokia gall kilt tarp Suv.
Valstiju ir Vokietijos, daug
darbuojasi Svedija, Ispani-
ia ir Sveicalija. Be to, tuo
paciu reikalu veikia ir bu-
yes ambasadorius Won Bern
storff. Patariama Vokieti-
jai, kad iinai savo nardan-
eiu laiyiu blokada nekenktu
Americas prekybiniu laivu
plaukiojimui,
Matyt, tie patarimai Vo-
kietijai yra sYarbus ir, ma
tyt, jinai tolesniai jau ne
nO1i paraliziuOti Amerikos
prekybos, jei per Sveicarijos
pasiuntini siulo susitaikv-
IA. *lvs'BFE
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-13
VOKIETIJA NUSPREN-
Dz|USI NUS|LE|STI.

Londonas. = Exchange
Telegraph" korespondentas
IS Amsterdamo praneSa, kad
Vokietijos kaizeris savO w
riausion kares stovyklOn sl.>
saukes konfercncija. Manc-
ma, jOgei bus apkalbeta mar
danciu laiviu veikimo klau-
simas.
Konferencijon pakviesta
kancleris ir augsciausieji
kariuOmenes ir laivyno val
dininkai. Spejama, jogei vO-
kieciai sugalvoje labiaus
saugOti neutrality saliu emo
niu gyvastis skandinant lai-
WIS ir apribuoti tn saliu lai-
WI skandinima. Kitaip v6-
kieciai susilauksia baisiau-
sios visu neutrality Saliu ne
apykantos.
NuO vasariO I ligi II die
mai vOkieciu nardancios lai-
YES, blOkuodamos Anglia il
FrancUa, nuskandino viso
II laivus, 198,768 tonu III
tilpimo.
Tarp nuskandintu laivu
yra ! amerikonu, 80 neutra-
liu saliu, 80 anglu, gi liku-
|sieji Anglijos talkininkiu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-13
MA|sToIsTov|s
ANGLbOJE.

Washington, = Dabar
daug kalbamas apie maisto
stow Anglijoje, kuomet ia
uzblOkavO vOkieciu nardan-
clos laives. Kick dabarti-
niais laikais Anglia turi
galima tiketi Jos vyriausy
bes pranesimafns. Bet nor
maliu laiku Anglijos gwen
tojai per metus suvartoja
%, 100000 tonq maisto. lr
sito didesne dali turf parsi-
gabenti is uzsfeniu. Pasiro-
do, kad Angliiai. nebus ga
lima atlaikyti kokieeiu bio
kadOs..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-13
L|ETUv|Q {
DARBIN|NKU
zODEL|S

Bjauriausia nelaime dar-
blninkams. yra. socialistai.
Tie zmones issizadejo savo
tikejimo, paniekino tautys-
te. nepripazista krikscionis-
kos doros. .Visur ir visuo-
met jie platina tik istvirki-
ma. bedievyste. .Savo nede-
ra darba jie daugiausia va
70 per savo rastpalaikius il
prakalbas. Bet ju slykscios
pastangos ietuviams kata-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-02-13

Kares pradzioje Vokieti
ia tlreJO paprastas nardan-
cias laives, kOkias Siandien
turi kickvicna Sails. Su to-
mis- nardanciomis laivamis
yra sunku kas gera nuveik-
ii. Bet kilus karei, vOkie-
ciai be pertraukos dirbdino
ir galvOjo apie naujos kop-
strukcijos laives. Dirbdino,
plenus keite, tobulino, per-
taise ir pagaliau atsieke pa
gcidaujamaji tiksla. Me
nesiu eilemis iSmegino ivai-
rip nardancin laiviu tipu in
JUGS atmete,' kaipo netinka7
mus. Bet paskui iSrade
daugell nauJu daiktu, apa }
ratp, instFlmentu, kurie zy :
miai apdraude laives mud
maziausiojo pavojihgumo.
Mazesnes nardanGiOs lai-
YES turi 26O pedu ilgumo.
Gi didesnes - 400 p6du.
kaip viena, taip kita pasi7 r
nerusi tegali plaukti ligi 20
1nazgu valandoje. Mazes-
neji isplaukdama< is uosto
pasiima 60 torpedu, gi DIP
desneji = 100. Kaip vienS,
taip kita tegali be sustojit
mo plaukti ligi 10000 myf
liu. : (
Taigi gcrmanai pradel
Jo mlrt1na kOva SUI anglO-Sat
sails uz vieSpatavima jureser
Abb tauti dabar kaujasi s1l
obalsiu: "Buti arba zutiv'
Klausimas dabar, katra
katra iveiks. Bile katroE
virsus padarys gala kitai.
Jei vokieciai atlaikys, zuf
Anglijos galybe. Bet jdi
tas nebus atsiekta. zinoma,
tuomet bus po VokietijoE
galybei. |