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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-14
GOOD COPY"

When is the South to secure its EN-
ancipation from being written up?"
We are moved to make this inquiry by
the recent pilgrimage of Mr.. Julian
Street through Dixie in the interest of
Golfers Weekly.
We observe in the latest number Of
this million-a- week magazine that he
has succeeded in reaching Montgom-
cry, Ala. He finds the old capitalize
seat of government at one time of the
Confederate States-interesting and the
negroes he finds in rickety wagons. He
is much impressed with the number of
las been down into the wilds of Lon
isiana and has studied the natives of
the ancient city of New Orleans. He
has also visited Atlanta and stopped
for a time at Baltimore. We believe
he was in Savannah for half day.
These visits may be of interest to
him who makes the pilgrimage, but we
submit that even the genius Of Julian
Street was unable to discover any
thing new and really worth while on
this tour of DiXieland. Anyone inter-
ested in us at all knows everything
that Mr.. Street knows and some OF
them have told it even in a more allur-
ing way than he has given it to his
million and one readers.
1t does seem that the South after a
while would cease to attract special
writer's who are seeking local color
and space-filling copy. Let them write
up the American Indian and pay no n
age to the land of the Esquimau and
the midnight sun. These ought to be
productive of much new material. But
the South is getting the least bit
weary of being invaded by our Yankee
riends who write of us as aliens and
as those apart from the general make
up Of the nation. This sort of stuff
was probably all right in the seventies,
but we protest that since that time We
have made such progress both in pa
trotism to the national government, n
manufacturing industries and in adj
vancement along every line generally
that we have ceased to be a section OF
the country to be viewed with suspic-
ion. We do not like the form of good
copy" espionage these talented gentle
men of the pen seem to have establish
e1 over the South.
If they must write about people and
what they do let them go out and see
what the trouble is with Missouri. that
sends an un-American like Bill Stone
to the United States senate, or let them
go up into Wisconsin, where anti
American mass-meetings are held, and
from whence comes a statesman who
chafes in his seat in the senate be-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-14

There are many people who will slip
around on the side and criticize you
severely, but if it happened that you
were present that self-samc critic
would be the sweetest pussy-footer you
ever saw. Those are the kind of peo-
pie you have to watch.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-14

lcause he cannot make speech attack
ing the President and defending the
kaiser. They ought to be able to d.
some genuine missionary work over
there. We in the South will take care
Of our long-haired Vardamans and our
nacifist Kitchins.-Savanna Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-14

Some of the postmasters may have
to brush up on their A. B. C.s to get
by with another appointment, accord
ing to the recent ruling of the post
Office department.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-14

Macon is planning to dredge Ocmul-
gee sufficiently to bring a battleship
tC the Bib city. That would be sfSat,
but there are dangers-a uboat might
see fit to call on several friends.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-14

Vice-President Marshall is in Amer
icus today, and a large assemblage OF
reople have gathered to hear his ad-
dress tonight.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-14

The sick man of Europe, commonly
known as the Turk, is not feeling SO
well during the past several weeks
Many acquaintance are little grieved
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-14

AS we have Mr.. Marshall with us to-
day. he might be able to enlighten the
common people on the conduct CT
those twelve senators.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-14

1t took Johnnie Spencer, on the
Macon Telegraph, to pull the yellow
streak stuff about China siding up to
the Entente Allies.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-14

There are several varieties OF cow
ards. an dali of them do not comprc-
mise the class who wouldn't go to
war.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-14

Adding that m to Vardaman's name
might help a little, but good hair
cut wouldn't make the face any worse.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-14
THE PROPER INTEREST.

A Business Council for the Chamber
of Commerce under the new plans II
perfecting the organization is being
balloted upon this week, and the mem
bers who have received the informa-
ton and the ballots are urgently re-
quested to attend to the matter 1t is
desired that the Chamber of Commerce
Immediately prepare itself for the
great work which has been planned
Mail your ballot today to the Chamber
of Commerce.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-14
Rather summerish, too.
Howdy, Mr.. vice-President.

Fly your flag today-and every day
for that matter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22
SUBSCRIPTION RATEs
LEASED WIRE ASSOCIATED PRESS
AMARILLO DESIRES CourGF

Amarillo has whircd lis Panama into Toe faa'
has formally entered the contcs, ior POSSESSION OF tine W,,
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical college w Implement o war
fare now being some ortyodd determined committee. rlry of
cash and system which cannot be beaten
Bot back Of all this that unshaiabc Amann. spirit which r
eomosed Of equal parts 81 courage t,nao ou m and con
hdenee "a the most swiftly growing city ar trc country,
Each Of these committee imbucd with The Amlr, sniri
and each one made up Of nvctcrac workers Leading men OF
the city arc banded together with those 81 tc rank and M and
an urbrokcn front IS presented to al corners
While these naturally factors that , have bearing MOO,
securing the college the greatest a . u h, .tr
cgic location Of the city itself
II IS IN the heart OF rich and rapidly growing country and
has better railroad facilities than BE- elsewhere IN IN,
west Il IS in agricultural well stock raising uur a
the character OF IS soil practically the %. that found
most sections q the scmard which will iced the m itin
Its citizens propose 90 offer cordial inducements to c locating
committee be Offered hy other town. and n ld ~ v
present the peculiar claims of the mc'ropp. the Panhandle
Those who behind the are more l.achl nos
than ever Aciogc that they viii be- able great ru
tion which viii mean the spending OF 100000 additional u con-
city and section during each year.
There rea tons Tor not making pu the .r. that
have been undertaken bat suffice that they v,r. most
enthusiastically adopted by large number ba,, property own
who assembled 90 discuss the matter yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22
ABLE To WORK
NOW FOR FIRST
TIME IN 4 YEARS
FISCHER RAD 10 HOBnLE
ilDtr o. TWO CAMS
GAINS go rot NDs on
TANLAt.

"Whcl heer taking Taulac !
had not been aN.e 20 10 days work
/ Boo four years b.f am now putting
/ in full time ard consider that every
I bottle I have nseU hl8 been worth
b lis weight IN cold 20 me-" said j.
+ O. Fischer 4 Edmond. Oklahoma
SIR Fischer ha been blacksmith
Tor many year and Says Do Uulit
tho first Nagf. Ie boo oklahoma
Some people may not believe b..
continued Sir Fischer, but ! have
gained thirty pounds 0n five bottles
~ Tfnla md ms recovery has even
r@cn surprise t0 myself -Four
5ears nro was taken down with
typhoid fever b. etile1 Boo both OF
uf legs and affected them $50 ]
couldn't ealk and lrft mo with
stomach and uie 'lual trouble OF
'ho worst sort had no control
D'Dr Wy logs thnH aero perfectly
numb. and could hardly get along
hr th' til Of $50 Walking sticks. j
rocked along tb.s say for two years
HfHr ON kiH1. 0f medicines hut
r.'.1g r0 better I finally asa get
.0H.' ra' 1.wd IIr. and hy
Just dragging uF feet aIour { could
manage .a $50 block 90 800 Boo an
hour. hut always had o. uss my
canes My appetite Was very poor
md uY stomach wouldn't stand
anything except fhe very lirhtest of
foods and even that acted almost
its strong HfhauIc what {
could eat SEEMED 90 DO noe harm
instead ~ good
~ read about Tanlur helping go
many other people that decided ~
poi" i' o. would 1o me amy good The
irrt bottle helped mo- a little and
ilr lnd bottle got mo % going
r fine shape Ny appetite was
l.und.1. horau 20 oHt and pick M
n RDIght and strength RAPIDLY.
EVERY dose of T1nlac scented %
make mn feel stronger and better.
and after taking my third bottle I
hrrn rF canes away and went 10
Drs and haven't lost day since
'r H limo 2 iHl finished ms Unh
'o'tip. falt litr ucW man out and
ut have aed thirty pounds
1nd i's impossible f1 Dstim8t, how
.urH ! have raIned iu strength and
health sleo, lkr log every
n.rhf ear liFo rie and enjoy 70 !
7nd DO any Kind Of work about tho !
hop and stand 70 fire n 20 hadn't |
been for Tanl'r ! firmly believe { |
would ati'l ho sick man I am
H.F|....H D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22
TIE COME, BACK"

me Como tIck' W"u wee really
never HoNh-lu'-og' Hle weakened
condition because ~ ovcr-worE lack
'' exercise. improper c'las 80 live
u.'"'''s gum N.'.."N '' F
' ,' .'. N'i''. s''.I .'r. ''''
.- ,,,r ,.'.a, i'
r' ,..., '',,' ,'-|
y. 49,, ~, ''LI' '''.r,''
.,..'..,. H ."' lL'y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22
PASTORS WIDOW NSk~
WORK BE GiNIN ltI

Mrs Anna Hongbilirg % n ~
80 = TeXieo. asks Tor a.rs She
wants to earn n livelihood HrJ NHrf.
20 come 10 AMARILLO On N.r .uar
Co The New Doc says
Y am woman of reurlsus .l4.
titles and wHr.t llko to rnf r ..l II.
q hotel or uiiarium 1w .0r1-
five. Ny health b. not altogether
good, but have no tune trouble s.
woman must earn her way MI . lu
capable
Z am trusting % God m give uf
work ne letter reads "f w1I 'var
bo rretefu' Tor work of Hr Kind
~ mn a Methodist preachers rifa
bur tho family is broken on account
of death and 20 the age of .Urfv-nfe
an on my oVn resource
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22

Great Britain has made attempt. 90 .c, h, .,h
question"
Evidently Great Britain la. reached c cud OF . rope a,r.
this line, for Premier Lloyd George u. o. Ireland ,a.
to decide on that character OF the government '' . De @
lshcd
Provision made for representation 900 hc constitutions, CON
vention OF all factions the island uug -..n I.
Let hope that the delegate. @, t. gr,,, conference s
attend with opcnncss OF minds and rtnguc.. q. .ouYrm.
each faction with all the other faction. gl needs thc LOYALTY
OF all its people
II each faction expects governments own pattern and
cut further chaos may DC expected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22

hR long 3D.. 'l' Irish ar" asking
fDr freedom % will bo difficult 90
uthuH' over EnFlauds claim to be
lighting fnr tro things she denies O.
those unhappy people Lamb Coun-
E NnH.
England hla tried everything 90.
% l'uiu ireland sottlo tho mat
Tor Sow England slll try that.
bIt vhatlh out for The Rcd Heads
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22
MUM
Co.
Polk Street
FIERCE HATrIES kRE FOUGHT
ALONG AtNTRO-ITALIAN FRONT

OResume OF The Associated Press.)
m the Auatro-ltalian theatre the
Austrian continue their lombard
.ort n tlo Treuino sector. evident
F.. /. an attempt to distract the at
aIu.u oi thc Italians from the Of
alsI,c They 1rc engaged in from
lo'm.lo t1 the sea- with their OBJ
.gf.rD iicst Austra's principal
seaport 900 tho Adriatic.
.r, f.H'ur ia f.ill furious IN the
latter region with both the Italian
and AUSTRIAN war offices claiming
sH.. tUr their respective force.
y Ha assert. that an the Italian
efforts fn advance between Nodice
r1 s'.HnI rIuled iu complete
.NUa
on che front in Macedonia artil-
Dor. HI.. continue 600 various points
an. ISOLATED infantry engagements
OBJ. taking place.
Tsr aH. rertlr has hcen o re-
'"rn NJ %. period OF quiet on the
limo .-.m the Baltic sea down into
'Hmr' Ia.H bv the Tout0nic al
' Pho Ru .ans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22
The Press


D. nc 0ldaH dsys we felt reason.
abs fe BOO setting our little stunt
and pIuHr n in fte forms without
reading proof hui Coo clpers cut b.
linotype aiug makes ls afraid %
try ouch cling 20 present We
mover realized until lately hos fs.aky
70 linotype slug r'ailY was aud how
ul.y might look when out OF ~
proper place Tno Higgins News.
Our lr fu rars 'r sky sluEs arc
al l Zoo much ginger /
ttu. l raa ginger in tle makeup.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22

NM WhIT" W lfo thinking lbout
voting bonds Co the amount Of about
100000 iih witch 90 construct
good roads l'i us not forget that
ALSO mood ruH1 h0n'a and an
... uu pIE instructors decent sal
lri'. ia, can't hope 90 have good
Schools Wiehim Daily Times
This u.Ieri b. worthy of consid-
Grafton ir iWnrllo 40 vol az IN
Wichita Falls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22

1hcro has been more gardening
'hl season cham ever known. Tho
1aH i1lFs GRO preparing 20 raise
i"'H U' eats our people arc show
nR their patriotism m reducing the
'.rh cost 90 living and sayus the
topples Lurkney Beacon
The practical patriot who raises
d garden i7 goInr 20 b" O. happy pa
rIut n,Nt winter when hit table Is
s.I IMPLIED q, nominal cost.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22

Wo ego lending millions of dol
.au b. tho aliirs aud meg m turn
rro p.nlHg tho money FOR our
ffuD r.dur's and Manufactured
goods IIIf fho b1sir reason any
tH. '.n.fG siH'ea iB 20 continue its
bH..H.s prosperity during h. war.
u.'.la Tuo Herald
Therefore. nhr w0fry7
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22
now TO MAKE uorN FASTER

II al the boys who drafted H;u service" m the garden b
their respected parents tins summer m remember tla,
OF fact they serving rc country the should De-
a whole lot easier.
They may also imagine uiI pa. ... .r'.ip ui tlc ms
the front who Will often Zoe freezing ,rnug lc mud
suffering from wounds and always is,ul d,a,h.
II youugcr really understood uh' h. elder brother doing
,hc firing lnchoH great D., tH, -., hat elder brother
for the country which has give. t hrr Ho ,fc c'o would
nyl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22

'lrffn u.r Gardner 90 Mngsa-
0husst'H Hns resigned 10 enter the
lru 10. one member 1f the
house aHo ha made good hts state
Hr.'. t.aiiH American.
Df .r .u. ERE mon rua show their
..urH patriotism by speeding up
l,rfDl HII legislation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22
OPENS
To PUBLIC TODAY

have faith Ia a success from aI
points OF view
can Seat 1000 Person.
The large tent has % seating c.-
uacIty oi practically 1000 persons.
stated % member of The caYm.fs.
Monday This is somewhat NOR"
.pIrc thu iu 1916 The seating tl.
rgugcmcnt has been much Improved
upon in comparison with that 0t che
last Dhautaulul The seats $500 poe
elevated su'fici ptly so oh tn mako
pos ihlc as good d. Wow .r.u HD
rear as from the front
The Dh-u'auqua program tGs year
has been arranged so Hs fO r.dI.f.
patriot. This year o. "a patriotic
year Next year tho program E. cy-
pccted 90 be- a thanksgiving affair.
The program for the seven day s
as follows.
Tuesday, MAY 80.
Afternoon Concert hy N.Ho
Players
Evening Prelude. Tha Nrn1
Players. Lecture. "TokD th. sunny
Side by Lou Boauchuun
Wednesday Na} ~.
Afternoon Concert. The Metro.
politan Men Sinners and Ada RngCu
Evening Entertainment fhe Hr'
rnpoliian Men Singers end Ar.
Roach. Lecture by Brooks FiD.cnu.
Thursday, May -.
Afternoon Ellis Hawaiian SING
crs
Evening EW' Hawaiian sae
cr, Lecture hy William Hamr H.H
nett
Friday, MAY -.
Afternoon Short Recital. Walter
Jenkins BARTON. accom-. uirI 'r
Nile Madeline ArchinarI Iactur.
Alexander Irvine. direct from uy|
trenches
Evening the Incompatible Aur-.
lean drama. Little Women pro emf
ed by fourteen players diro.t lla.
New York
Saturday, MAY 2a
Afternoon Entertainment Peggy
Hill and RUBY N0rmqnd an enter
'ainmout for children nrom ! r0 100
years. Frank Uucrot and Company
Evening Prelude Peggy HI u.
Ruby Normaud Americas vital Dec.
.urer. Edward Amherst or
sunday, MAY -.
Afternoon Short recital HHr.
son Keller and Stewart Willie Ie.-I
iure by Ex-Governor " q py'i0roa F.
lf Tennessee
Evening short recital Uarn .
Keller and stewart NHIp Lecture. F..
William JounUr Bryan
Monday, NnA -.
Afternoon Concert ht members .
li pInlforo Company Entertain .
ucut recital Miss Jane pIl1a
Evening Gilbert and Sullivan F.
Opera. n ST. : Pima ore
Among other announcement m.l. /
By tle DhluaUqua comnufD. i.|
hat tHo children work Will d. 1900 f,
Ter th. direction Of Miss rr.ua
could a competent superintendent. /.
.EI crew Wi.I %. 100 CHARGE .url.
he entire week. The afternoon pI.-
.rams begin TO g.i5 ocu.. zoo. f.
youiug programs 90 1880 O'Clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22

I.. a.r tartleH that come true
probably mako uD for 40 those that
hH..t u Ifo atmosphere Post city
posi-
1nalDdr's 10 moro than HIS
rHa. no ut Hirs then He's got
I4l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22

We Won't really realize that We
mo boo tho var unifl some importi.
msut 6ubmartno popn no In NcV
Yori harbnr and reminds us with a
sell directed shell Clovis o. M
Journal
lmpoltinoucc. % far ~ Germany
concerned. goes haud-in hand
riiI caution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22
Tire, uo'dic," Are Volunteered.

Nlsl beams Orc higher prices now
HHn navy volunteers Albuquerque
Journal
ll' ou tIo ranches the daily m
'.u $500 frc0 hoiiia' beans and
pt meat regardless " The price.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22
lIBhKI1 BOND FACTS

3 Liberty Bonds bear % l-- per I
, ut intel. 1
! They ar" exempt from taxes !
: except estate and Inheritance I
Z. fH .as .
{ ThDr can bo exchanged Or 1
Z fui' value Tor ary other bonds 4
I taat uaySue issued during the 4
: w1r 90 higher interest rate 4
2 They rlu i1r 30 years. but 4
z fIr rn."rHw mont may redeem 4
9 flDm u % years So 10 chooses 4
Z Interest and principal .ra 1
I payable iH gold I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22

1Hr gIfaf.nu naturally arises 30
aNi t1' I'l estate and lrc iusir-
lp.. agents bo cpnsrripted md
re'" 20 fifhf or e. % work.
1HiufItH NhNH.
perfect lnbl Fyiieuiy tho
editor 0i fhr plniuviou News has
never .r's1 to soll lie insurance or
rom ''1fr Nr deny making any
aI. Ui either
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22

Some G-a,ets can sell you Edison
Mazda Lamps ari sore cannot Bus
from dealers selling lamps tuoa1to
DO lest. Edison Hazda.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22

PennantS
See Our Window for the
new Inc of TENANTS.
We have hem IN 81 sizes
and for The Glowing
states
Arkansas, Texas, Mis-
souri, 0klahmoa and
New Meyico besides sew
cral styles Of Amarillo
remnants.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22

Better F- safe than sorry Use Eds
sou NHrdl Lamps.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-22

More Texas rains. better roa. a...' Why vorye
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-04
TURKIJOJE BADAS;
ZMONES NORI TAIKOS.

Paryzius, bal. 25 d.-Paryziun
atvyko burys amerikieciu is Kon-
stantinopolio, tarp kuriu buvc, il
Suv. Valstiju sarginio laivo
Scorpion igula. Jie pasakoja,
kad padejimas Konstantinopolyj
yra baisus.
Nemaziaus kaip $4,000 vargo
zmoniu badu mirSta. Maisto kai-
nos negirdetos. Cukraus svaras
SIS; kavos svaras, So; If arbatos
svaras SO.
zmones labai noretu pertraukti
rysius su Vokietija If atskirai SUI
sitaikyti. Vokieciai virSininkai,
matydami tai, imasi astriu priemo-
niu, kad neleidus prie to.
Buvusis vokieciu skraiduolis
Goebcn yra laikoanas Konstantino-
polio uoste prirengtas miesta bom-
barduoti, jei zmones sukiltu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-04
Is Kares Lauko.
sVEDU PARTUOS SUSIVIE-
MO GEGUzbS DIENOS
RIAUSEMS MALSINTI.

Londonas, balan. 20 d.-Ex-
c h ange Telegraph zinia is
Stockholmo pranesa, kad svedai
yra susirupine laukialnu darbinin-
ky neramumu, geghzes dienoje.
Konservatyveses partijos penkta.
dienyj paskelbe, kad JOS suorgani
zave korpusus moksleivip ir kitu
jaunu vyru policijai gelbeti svarka
uzlaikyti riausems iskilus. Socia-
listai savo zaru greitai suorgani-
zavo panasius apginamlosius kor-
pusus darbininkams ginti.
Situ apasugos korpusu dalykas
buvo perduotas .parlamentui.
Po to visos partijos, priskaitant
If socialistus, isleido bendrq atsi-
saukima j zmones, raginanti visus
ramiai uzsilaikyti, kad "Svedija
apsaugojus nuo kares pavoju.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-04
KONGRESAS PERVARO
PRIEVARTINE
KAREIVYSTE.

Washington, bal. 28 d.---Kon-
gresas po desimties dienu karstu
diskusiju sia diena pervare pa
sirinktini kariuomenen emino bu-
da. Butas nubalsavo 3o7 balsais
prizes "a. Veliaus senatas sick
tick kitoniSkesnes formos biliu per-
ware 81 balsu prizes 8.
Paskui senatas padare pertrauka
Xxi Buto bilius bus iduotas. Biliui
atejus senatan, jis tuojaus tapo
perduotas militariniu reikalu koni-
sijai.
Sulyg Buto biliaus turetu butt
imami neveiusieji vyrai nuo FL
Xxi 40 metu amziaus, prezidentui
palikta teise pasirinkti kokie am
ziai turi butt saukiami pirma.
Kariuomenes saukimo bilius rel
kalauja situ islygu:
Visa kariaunos pajiega is 1,ooo,-
900 vyru.
Nuolatine kariauna is $4,000
vyru. Sales gvardija IS $4,000.
Uzpildymas spragq milicijoje
liuoso moro If priverstinu emimu.
Be to sudaryti 100000 is dvie-
ju grupiu po 100000 kiekvienoj
pasirinktiniu prievartiniu saukimu.
Gales butt saukiami visi vyrai
valstieciai tarp FL If ~ ar 40 me-
tu amziaus. Pats didziausias am
zius bus nusprestas Jbendroj kon-
gresinej konferencijoj.
Nuo tarnystes kariuomenej bus
isskirti priklausantieji pfie tiky-
biniu organizaciju, kurit sektos
priesingos karei, kunigai ir valsty-
bes bel valstiiu yirsininkai
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Sc tarpe Acheville If Vemy ir
paeme vokieciu pozicijas aplink
Arleux en- Gohelle. Ir siau-
rius nuo Monchy lie Preux anglai
turejo laimejimu. Nors vokie-
cial smarkiai gyne, griebesi ir
kontr-ataku, bet anglai ateme
nuo jp didesne dali Oppy. Cia
paimta nelaisven apie 1000 vo-
kieciq. Smarkus musiai dar Wis
eina prize Opel, bet, nors pa
lengva, anglai ir cia ina ant vo-
kieciu virSu.
Francuzu fronte smarkiai vel
kia artilerijos ant linijos tarp
Somme if Oise. Ant linijos tarp
Lafflaux ir Lannois vokieciai
megino pirmyn zengti, bet visur
tapo atgal atmusti. Smarkiausiai
veikia abieju pusiu artilerijos
prize Reims. Prize Courcy fran
cuzai paeme kelis simtus vokie-
ciq nelafsven. Champagne dis
trikte smarkiai veikia francuzu
artilerija tarp Pauncy ir Auberie.
Vokieciai megino verzti francuzu
pozicijas prize Tahure, bet Sill di-
deliais nuostoliais tapo atmusti.
Alzatijoj francuzai isiverze i an
traj2 vokieciu grabiu linija If pa
eme kelis simtus nel;sisviu. ST.
batoj If. nedelioj frailcuziski or
lalVlninkai isnaikino "a vokiecip
orlaivius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-04
VERDUNO DIDVYRIS
PETAIN BUSIAS VYRIAU-
STU FRANCUZQ KAREI-
VIII VADU.

Paryzius, balan. 20 d.-Gen.
Petain, kuris vede francuzu ka-
riaunq apgynime Verduno kritin-
gose kovos valandose vasario If
kovo menesiuose 1916 M, zada
butt paskirtas vyriausiu perdetiniu
kares ministerijoje. Po kares ko-
misijos posedziui buvo ministeriu
susirinkimas, kur pirmsedziavo pre-
zidentas Poincare. ApkalbeJus,
nutarta atasteigti zinybos perdeti-
nio vieta kares ministerijoje ir ia
pavesti gen. Petain.
Washingtono francuzu diploma
tu nuonone gen. Nivelle, nors pa
silikes savo dabartinej vietoj, is
tikruju priklausys nuo Petain pa
liepimu.