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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-11
ARREST
GERMAN
AIRMAN

(untted Press Leased Wtre.b
SAN FRANCISCO, May IL.
In the arrest yesterday of
Lieutenant Frank Wolf, MEM
Der of the aviation corps Of
the German army, alias
Frank Fels, department OF
Justice officials declared they
have taken into custody n
man whom they believe to be
one OF the most important
agents of the kaiser I'm this
country.
w. II. Tidwell, OF the depar:-
ment of justice declares that Wolf
succeeded In joining the aviation
corps of the United States army
and that when arrested he was
found to have complete data ta-
garding American aviation
strength, maps of the San Fran
cisco bay and vicinity, photographs
and drawings of forts along the
Pacific coast and other data of
tremendous value to an enemy TO
the United States.
Wolf was taken to Fort Scout
this afternoon for further exam
nation. He refuses to talk.
Tidwell declares that Wolf was
with the German army in the at
tack on Verdun last year and that
after he had been wounded there,
he was sent to the United States
He asserts that Wolf, under the
name of Fels, Joined the United
States army aviation corps and
was looked upon as a marvellous
aviator.
When taken into custody, Wolf
was working as dishwasher at
the German hospital, Tidwell de-
clares.
1t is understood that other ar
rests will be made in connect On
with the case later.
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MORE KIND WORDS
fVrnifah Drasa IaasaA tVirn \

SAN FRANCISCO May 1O.-Looks like a up
kaiser.
California Philadelphia an
to
arranging
soon
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4 appreciate kind word today ar,

Those who would appreciate kind word today
The schemers
And the kaiser.
Great Falls going win oday"Herb Hester,
the game.
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ENDS CATARRH, ASTHMA.
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Colds, or money back. Sold and
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pany, 1882 Pacific Ave.
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TURN To THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE FOR
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SEVEN.
Evening journal., 1917-03-06
DARCY IN A NEW POSE HIS HOBBY
is PLAYING A VIOLIN.

NEW YORK, March 6.-The idea is
strong here today among men in box
ing circles that les darcy, the Austral-
ian champion, who came TO America TO
clean up & fortune, is a dead letter in
the United States and his chances 10
cop lot Of money are shot.
IL is expected that every State where
boxing is allowed will follow the lead
of New York in barring Darcy. Gov
Whitman issued an order prohibiting
Darcy from meeting Jack Dillon at
Madison Square Garden. ruling that
Darcy is Stacker" on the grounds that
he left Australia under an assumed
name to avoid service In the army OF
the allies.
Even il official state orders barring
Darcy are not issued, few promoters
will DO willing 70 guarantee Darcy big
sums. With a spirit Of patriotism
surging over the United States on &C
count Of the chances Of war with Ger
many, the American public has littll
sympathy for a man who Is regarde,
as Stacker and will not pay thei
money 20 see him.
The American public has shown littl
sympathy for Freddie Welsh, who Ia
remained in this country to pick u
thousands Of dollars while his country
men are sacrificing their lives In battl
Darcy, coming along st this time wit
the feeling among Americans that
ran away from army service because
was more willing to make money, Civ
him little chance for popularity.
Evening journal., 1917-03-06
LIFE ONE MISTAKE AFTER
ANOTHER FOR JOHNSON
BY II. c. HAMILTON
Unlted Press staft correspondenl

United Press Staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK. March 6-Jimmy
Johnston, former matchmaker for the
old show corporation. which staged
boxing matches at Madison Square
Garden, today is a matchmaker with
out a fight.
Jimmy, heaved out OF the Garden
through court orders and mortgage
foreclosures, stepped back into tho
business for a few short moments
when Grant Hugh Brown named
him matchmaker for the sporting CLUB
Brown has been obsessed with. Jimmy
began thrusting around for bout.
Harry Pollock, Billy Gibson and Nate
Lewis, who operate with three high
class lightweights, heard OF It and
Immediately informed Brown that so
long as Johnston was connected with
the Garden their boxers would not be
allowed TO accept dates in that
arena. Pollok has charge OF Fredd q
Welshs business. Lewis looks after
Charlie White and Carl Morris, and
Gibson is handling the affairs OF
Benny Leonard.
Life has just been one mistake ant
then another for Brown since he
started his little business in the Gar
den. II appears the last blow has
not yet landed. for Carl Morris Is nov
matched to box Frank Moran ter
rounds the night OF March 10. Lewis
didn't say whether he would perml
Norris to box now that Johnston hal
become connected with affairs az III,
Garden. He IS not expected 10 offe,
any objection. however, for Morris al
ready has signed a contract
Word has reached here from Aus
tralia that Les Darcy, the hard work
ing boy from that country, who 4
supporting a couple OF aged parent
and several crippled brothers and sis
ters, by fighting, left behind him onl.
100000 when he left Australia 70
America. His match with Mccoy
which was to have been. caused NOR
laughter in Australia than anythinl
since the war, newspapers reachin
here say.
Evening journal., 1917-03-06
GENERAL CHEMICAL.
TENNIS PLAYERS RANKED.

The tennis ranking committee, COM
prising Paul W. Gibbons, DR.. r. Is.
Hawk and Kenneth Snyder. OF the
PHILADELPHIA and District Lawn Ten
mis- Association, has completed us
work, and has beaten all records Tor
the number OF players ranked IN the
history Of the game in America. Two
hundred and thirty players have beer,
ranked by the committee and seVeral
Wnmingtonians are among them,
L. A. DeCazenove heads the list OF
Wilmington players and is torty-nrs,
in the list as a whole. p. 7. VIRGIN
ranks as No. so. The standing or the
other Wnmingtonians follows;
No. Sc. w p Johnston; No. 6S, Stan
ley Lawton;; No. 40. c. L. Cause; No
143, T. W. Harris; No. 147. Eric Berg
land: No 159, Z. B. Coy; No. 162, A. A.
Capelle; No. 1914. Lamotte DUPONT; No.
167. A. II. Gawthrop; No. 172. Walter
Carpenter; No. 175. Kepple Miller;
No. 1872, Caleb layton No. 1856. Max
Moore No. 1872. John Hughes.
Evening journal., 1917-03-06
NOTEs ZOE HoRsEMEN.

Joe Patchen, POI IA, in his career q
the turf started in Ga races, winning sal
paced 80 exhibition miles and was only
once out Of the money division.
Romey Biggs, Fred Shreve, Oli,ui
Grise, Joseph Davidson, Michael KELLY
and John p. Kirk arc out for positionl
as starting judges.
Herman X. Tyson has in Worthy
Prince, 200 "a, by Prince Mckinney
dam Nell Worthy, by Axworthy
2l5 10, the fastest record trotter h
ever handled.
Cloth OF Gold, 225, by Tho Lbretto
226 Ia, owned by Henry nj. Jones, O
Lexington, NY, was the first mare bret
to the champion trotter, lee Axworthy
For the first time in several years
! trotting meeting will be held at Oh
/ Gentlemen's Driving Park, in Baltimor'
uext summer. Purses Of $4,000 are B
be offered for five days Of harness raj
ing, from July TO Is. under the man
agement Of r. L. Biggs.
Evening journal., 1917-03-06
SPOONS AWARDED.

The management OF the Whining
ton Trapshooting Association award
ed a sterling silver spoon to high
man IN each OF it's four classes at last
Saturdays League match. In Class
A, W. A. simonton won the trophy
with 49x50. ]. B. McHugh and d. s.
Wood were right behind him with As.
The Glass "B" spoon was won be-
DR.. J. II. squires. II took As to win
the trophy as William Coyne and
Clyde Leedom we're pushing him hard
with AZ apiece. w J. Highheld, pres
ident Of the local club. was the victol
;, In Glass &C" with a score Of 45xbo
The nearest man 10 him was ]. b An
:. derson, Jr., with two less breaks Z
his credit.
DR.. W. II. Speer easily won Oh
spoon in Glass ID" with little compe
tition. His score Of az was migh-
fine for a Glass ID" man.
Evening journal., 1917-03-06
LEwEs TRACK MEN WORM UP.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES, Del, March 6.-The truck
team Of the Lewes High School is get
ting into trim for the field meet at
Delaware College on May Is Last year
the boys made a poor showing against
the other high schools, and they have
decided 70 get revenge this year. Among
the men who are showing up we'll IN
practice are; Brittingham, Lynch, Beach
and Hanlins in the 100, 220 and 44O
ward dashes; Warrington, Macintire
butcher. Willard and Maui in the halt
and one mile runs. Zerden, Drifting
ham. willard and Lynch are putting
the shot a good distance, and also taking
part in the high Jump and broad jump
Clifton and Joseph are doing we'll in the
pole vault. and Joseph, Maull, Levertor
and others are in good form fer the hur'
die races
Evening journal., 1917-03-06
KEYsrnNE MS. MADELEY.

The Keystone r. G. quintet Will
line up for its weekly game tonight
against Madeley. OF tho Church
League In the Eden Park cage. a
friendly rivalry exists between the
two teams and a bitterly fought bat
tie is assured.
keystone will use Wright Cole
Boggs, Hampton and Michigan
while c. Patterson, NJ. Patterson, J
Patterson, r. Patterson, Rutter and
Davis will make up the bridgers' FIVE
Evening journal., 1917-03-06
s72,SO0
Volunteer Relief Asso. 29OO
. $4,000


Total ..... ..... $4,000
Zach company enters into a yearly
agreement with the City to render
fire service and to keep their appa-
ratus in good repair. Each company
makes its own rules governing the
election OF members and officers.
Operation.
The chief may suspend a member
OF a company or impose a fine for
conduct detrimental to the service,
but the authority has not been gem
orally exercised. The authority of
the chief is confined to actual fire
service In other matters his au-
thority Is merely nominal. No fines
are imposed for non-attendance at
fires. There is little control over
paid members. and none at all over
volunteers. Drills and proper train
ing OF the members as to fire pre-
vention work are lax. Salvage ap-
planes and methods are inadequate.
Proper building inspections are lack
ing. Records and reports are in
complete.
Efficiency.
AS to the efficiency Of our present
fire protection, under the present
volunteer system, the committee
wishes to give full credit to the Of
ficers and members OF the various
companies for their loyal services
and the splendid record they have
made in the past in keeping down
the fire loss of the city TO the low
per capita loss as shown by the tg-
ures Of the National Board OF Fire
Underwriters in their reports OF 1907
and 1914, which were s1.19 and $i.S2
respectively. The National Board
however, in these reports summar-
lied their general conclusions, as
follows:
Report OF 1907.+"Wilmington has
far outgrown the volunteer depart
ment, good of it's kind though Il be
and a full paid department should
be established at once"
Report Of 19143"Wilmington has
far outgrown the conditions under
which the Volunteer Fire Department
Fan give adequate protection. The
unsatisfactory methods Of appoint
ment. the election OF chief officers
Tor short terms. upon other qualif-
.ations than ability and efficiency
he lack OF proper drills and train
ms. the lack Of dieipline. the pool
cooperation between companies. ant
the lack Of IRE prevention work al
Evening journal., 1917-03-06
RoOKlEs-REGULARs

MACON, Ga.-Ray Caldwell has
confessed all. He spent most OF the
winter pitching in Panama He Is 10
excellent form and Is expected to have
great year with the Yankees.
MARLIN. Tex.-Benny Kauff IL
showing better now than at any tina
since he Joined the Giants. The team
here is filled out now. Charley Her
zog having reached camp.
|. MIAMI, Fla.-The Braves will hold
two sessions OF practice today. morn
ing and afternoon. Skull practice"
will be one OF the days features
This will DO the first real workout, Il
having rained all day yesterday.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark.-The Sox dom
ned their uniforms and made theli
initial visit to their bali park fol
light practice at o'clock today.
Evening journal., 1917-03-06
cHuRcH LEAGUE MELTING.

The Church Baseball League will meet
in THE EVENING JOURNAL Office to-
night 70 consider the schedule Con-
tracts also viii be ready. All the team
managers are urged 20 be present at
7.SO o'clock as much business is TO be
transacted.
Evening journal., 1917-03-06
SCRAPS

PHILADELPHIA Johnny Dundee
New York lightweight, defeated Terry
McGovern, OF Philadelphia, in six
rounds.
Evening journal., 1917-03-06
ROTARY CLUB AT COUNCIL AND
LEGISLATURE TO URGE BILL
FOR PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT

Members of the Rotary Club COM
mittee that studied the fire depart
ment situation in Wilmington, will ap-
pear before City Council tomorrow
night TO urge that body to endorse
the movement for a paid fire depart
ment for this city.
The Rotary Club committee, COM
prising w. e. Douglas. Joseph Ban
croft, w. G. Nesbitt, Harrison Cruik-
shank and Leon Walker, recommended
the passage Of a bill by the Legis-
lature to establish pad FIRE depart
ment for Wilmington. Representative
Connolly has introduced a bill pro-
viding for paid fire department for
this city. The Rotary Club will go
10 Dover on Thursday to advocate tho
paid FIRE department bill before a
legislative committee. The Rotary
Club committees report is as fol-
lows:
Mr. President and gentlemen OF the
Rotary Club.
Your Committee appointed TO in
vestigate the question Of a paid fire
department for the City OF Whining
ION, beg leave TO submit the follow
ing report:
Organization.
There are at present twelve COM
panies. in active service, with q mem
bership OF about 1850 Their equip
ment, in addition to their respective
frehouses, consists Of:
Equipment.
Steam fire engines, horse drawn 2
Steam fire engines, motorized. 10
Combination pumping engine,
chemical engine anG hose.
Wagon (lSnowa as three IL one)
Hose carts, horse drawn ... 2
Hose wagons, hcrse drawn .... 2
Combination hose wagon and
chemical engines. horse drawn
Combination hose wagon and
chemical engines, motorized
Hook and ladder trucks, horse
Hook and ladder trucks. motor
lzed ...... ........s.. ...... ]
Ambulances. horse drawn .....
Ambulances. motorized ....
supply wagons .......... 100. =
Chief Engineers automobile. 49,.
Assistant Chiefs automobiles. o..
Horses ............. ......
The system is volunteer with full
paid chief and two assistants.
Supervision.
Under the nominal supervision OF
fire committee Of FIVE members OF
City Council; Arthur Johnson. chair
man.
officers Of the department are as
follows:
Patrick Golden, Chief
Edward Donohue, First Assistant
Chief.
Isaac Darlington. Second Assistant
Chief.
The chief officers are elected by
the companies for a two-year term
which expires in May, 1918. The
City Council has no power in the
selection Of candidates, and the re.
suit Of the election is reviewed BY
them simply as a matter OF form
The chief Is on duty at all times, thu
assistants only at time OF fire. Tit
chief has full control at fires, but hi
authority at other times is merel,
nominal
Expenses.
The appropriation by the city 70
maintenance Of the Fire De
pertinent, exclusive OF the fire alarm
system, for the year 1916. was a
follows:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-26
100000 RUMUNU
VOKIEcIQ NELAISVEJE.

Londcnas, saus. 22 d.-Gen.
Won Mackensen, manoma, rengia-
Isl prize paskutinio music su ru-
sais If rumunais Seretho liniju
perejimui. Berlino kares zinyba
pranesa tik apie avanpostu susi-
remImus rytiniuose Karpatuose,
apie kartkartini artilerijos veiki-
ma Oituz klonyje If apie atmusi-
ma slavu puolimo vakarineje
Panciu puseje, strateginio gelz-
kelio centro, kuris yra devintos
volieciu kariaunos tikslu.
Is Petrogrado pranesama apie
sulaikyma vokie6iu puolinlo Oh
tuz klonyje ir apie sulyginama
tyluma kitose sono dalyse.
Pusiau oficiale Berlino Over
seas News Agentura ilgoje per-
|zvalgoje vadina Seretho linijos
gyneju pozicija besiartinan6ia pa
skutindo gallo If priduoda svarbos
vokieciq pasisekimui ties Name
sti.
Sta patti agentura paskelbia.
&ad vokieGai Rumunijoje sueane
viso rumtlnu nclaisven arti 2oo,-
900. Likueiai rumunu kariaunos
esa perorganizuojami Moldavijo-
Jje If Besarabijoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-26
Is KareS Lauko.
TURKAI PRIKISA
TALKININIKAMS
GODUMA.

Berlinas, saus. FL d.-Sulyg
Overseas News Agenturos trlrIu
valdzia vakar pasimtusi visoms
Ineutralems tautoms raStq, kuria-
me ji isreiSkia Turkijos atsineSi-
ma talkininku atsakyma PREF.
Wilsono raStan delei taikos. Pu-
siau oficiale agentura sako:
RaSte pasakyta, kad centrales
galybes, ypatingai Turkija, ne
reikalaudamos zemiu is talkinir1-
ky, neturejo priezasties kare pra-
deti.
Bet talkininkai, kaip visi zino,
nori zemiu is centrally Sally.
Sitai Francuzija nori Syrijos. If
Alzacijos Lotarmgijos, Italia no
ii pietvakariniu Austrijos provin-
ciju, Russia nori Konstantinopo-
Ito If siaurumos su gera dalimi
Anatolijos, o Anglia nori Meso-
potamijos il Arabijos.
Apskelbimas Anglijos protek-
torato Egyptui, kur zmones nera
giminingi anglu tautai; pasisavi-
nimas Kypro, kur nieko nera an
glisko; italy uzemimas Tripolio,
kur italai yra tik isibriovikais
lvaizdine svajone atiduoti Rusijai
Konstantinopoli dtauge su Mar
moros baseinu, kur didziuma gy-
ventoJu yra turkai If mahometo-
nai-wis tai yra lauzymai tauty-
bes principe.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-26
IVOKIEGIAI ATMUSA
PUOLIMUS.

Londonas, saus. 10 d.-Sulye
vokieciu pranesinlo, Moldavijos
pasienyj nuo Suchica klonio
siaure vokieciai atmuse priesp
uzpuolimus. Sulyg rusu tvirti-
nimo, vokieciu tolineses kanuoles
bonbarduoja svarbu miesta o.
ma, prize gretinio gelzkelio uzpa-
kalyj rusu sono pietvakarinej
Moldavijoj, national su tikslu
pakenlkti transportacijai sta lini-
|ja.
Rytu Galicijoj yokieciai pra-
dejo ofensyva sektore arti zbo-
row, nuo Lenrbergo rytus, bet,
kaip Petrogradas pranesa, rusai
juos atmuses po to, kaip jiems
Ibuvo pavyke isigauti / rusp lini-
Jas ties vierlu daiktu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-26
MUSIS ARTI
sVEICARIJOS SIENOS.

Londonas, saus. 20 d.-Svar-
biausiu dalyku, pranesamu i;
kares lauko vakaruose, yra vo-
kieeiu ir francuzu veiki1nai AL
zacijoje arti Sveicarijos sienos.
IS Paryziaus pranesama apie vo-
kieoiu buriu smarku ir nctiketa
uzpuolima ant francuzu liniju
Altl,ircho apielitkeje. Berlinas
paskelbia pasekmingus susiremi-
mus apiehnkej tarp Doller If
Reino-Ronos kanalo, maziaus ne
gu dvidesimtyje mylip nuo Svei-
carlos sienos.
Site judejinai, grieztesni uz
v'suS kitue buvusius paskutine-
r.iis keliomis dienonlis, londoniS-
klu temytoju nuomone yra taiko-
mi istyrimui stiprumo francuzu
tvirtumu tarp Belforto il Baze-
lio. Kritiku nuomone, jie gall
nuvesti prize francuzu senai lau-
kiamo isiverzimo Sveicarijon.
Mobilizavimas priediniu Sveica-
rios kariaunos daily nurodo
i susirupinima toje salyje.
Kitose to Sono dalyse tik men
kesnio veikimo buta. Vokieciu
netiketas puolimas ant francuzu
pietineje Lassigny puseje buvo
atmustas. Nuo scissors ] Siaur-
vakarius francuzai sueme belais-
viz.
Anglu zvalgai nesmagumus da-
re prieSo avanpostams, bet be di-
delio pasisekimo. Artileriju be-
sisaudymas pietineje Ypres pu-
seize, kaip Berlinas sake, pasieke
baisaus smarkumo. Overseas
News Agenturos kares kritikai
pranesa apie anglq baisius nuo-
stolius Somme some pereita sa-
vaite.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-26
RENGIAMASI PRIZE
BAISAUS MUSIC
VAKARINIAME SOME.

Londonas. saus. Io d.-KarS,
tai rengialnasi visu vakary
sonu prize didziausiio music istori-
joje. Music pradejimas priklau-
so nuo orc stovio.
Kareivijos is abieju pusiq, is
kailio nerdamosi, organizuoja nau-
jus zygius. Koelnis c h G
L itun 6 korespondentas is ka-
res lauko praneSa. kad "uzpaka-
lyj talkininku sono kraujama bal
sios daugybes kares medziagos
If svarbus kareiviju perkelimai
ivyksta.
Tuo pat laiku praneSimai tvir-
tina, kad vokie6iai koncentruoja
kariaunas kares lauke. Francu-
zai yra atkreipe dona j suspieti-
ma vokieciq pajfegu prieSais Ba-
zeli, sveicarijos pasienyj If j tie
sima strateginio gelzkelio tame
sektore. Francuzai tiki, kad vo-
kieciai yra sudare visus plianus
baisiam uzpuolimui ant francuzu
linijq Alzacijoje per Sveicarijq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-26
VOKIEcIAI GRUMOJA
FRANCUZAMS PASTA
TYMU BELAISVIU
ANT UGNIES
LINIJOS.

Berlinas, saus. u d.-Vokie.
ciai rengiasi atmonyti francu-
zans uz ju nenukelimq vokieciy
belaisviu saugiame atstume nuc
music hnijos.
Vokieciu valdzia pasiunte ras-
ia Francuzijos valdziai, reikalau-
DANA atsakymo j il Xxi saus. 1:
d. Jane il rugojo, kad vokiecia
belaisviai yra statomi saudomo.
juostoj.
FrancuzU valdzia neatsake
vdkieGiu rasta if todel vokiecir
valdzis apreiske, kad francuza
belaisviai atnonijimui, taipgi bu;
statomi saudomoj juostoj iki vo-
kieciu reikalavimo francuzai ne
ispildys.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-26
KA SAKO GARSUSIS RYTU
INDIJOS POETAS APIE
AMERIKA.

'Garsus Rytu Indijos poetas
Rabindranath Tagore, gavusis
Nobelio dovanQ uz savo raStus,
tik papeikimq amerikieeiams is
reiskia savo kalbosc, bevazineda-
mas po Suv. NaIstijas. New
Yorke gruod. I'd. sllyg dienras-
Giu reporteriu pranesimo, jis taip
kalbejes:
Gus statote biaurius namus.
Jus perdaug isitikine savimi. ST.
tas tautinis isitikinimas yra ma
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-26
RUSAI SUEME 42S,ooo
BELAISVIU PER METUS.

Londonas, saus. Io.-Sulyg ru-
ST tarnystes organo, cituoto Lon
dono zinioj is Petrogrado, rusai
pernal metals paeme su virsum
$4,000 belaisviu ir SIS kanuoles.
Tasai laikrastis savo perzvalga
kares veiIkiinu baigia sitokiomis
skaitlinenis belaisviu If ilntuviu
Oficieru rusai paeme nelaisven
$40; kareiviu 100000; kanuoliu
jiems teko 525; masininiu 1861
apkasiniu mortiru If miniu mety-
tuvu 42I.
Daugiau kaip 50 nuoS. Stu i'm
tuviq dave gen. Brusilovo veiki-
mai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-26

Is Berlino pranesa, bulk Russia
ljieSko paskolos net nuskurusioj
ltalijoj, nors Rusijo's vien caro- ka-
pitalus, Anglijos il Francuzijos
banke esanGius, skaito ant 800 mi
lijonq doliariu. Italijos bankai pa
zadejo parupinti Rusijai 25o,ooo,-
900 doliariu paskola.
Vakariniame fronte francuzu
artilerija iSvaike dali vokieoiq ka-
rimnenes aplinkinese Mont St.
Quentin. Verdun distrikte arti-
lerija smarlliau veike prize Vache-
ranville, Chambrelles If Caurieres
giriose. Francuzai atmuSe vokle-
6iu uzpuolimus prize Lassiguy. Cia
teko francuzams if kick nelaisviu.
Anglai isnaikino vokieciu poze-
minus kelius prie Loss.
Kaip rodosi, vokieGiai, negale-
dami is fronto iveikti francuzu,
pasirenge per sveicarija verztiesi
Francuzijon, kur francuzai neturi
nei tvirtoviu, nei sudndtintu pozi-
ciju. Tokiu budu butu sulauzytas
Sveicarijos neutrahSkumas if Svei-
carija butu karen itraukta. Gyni-
mui savo rubeziu Sveicarija mobi-
lizuoja savo kariumene. Pasaukta
tarnyston net Sveicarai gyvenanh
Amerikoj.