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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23
HIGH OFFICIALS
 TO PAY THEIR
 INCOME TAXES

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 16.- The house today rejected the amend. ment to the revenue bill which called for the exemption of the salaries of the President, federal judges and state, municipal and county officials from the income tax. The amend. ment was pushed hard by some of the members, but the majority of them were against 1t.
 The bill for the increase of reve. nues is rapidly taking shape. and il is believed that it will be out of the hands of the house before the end of another week.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23
WOMEN ENTERING INDUSTRIES
 AS FAST AS THE MEN LEAVE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept 16-The federal reserve board reports that the of the country very rapidly entering the ranks of the industries and that they doing enormous amount toward winning the They are replacing the who going into the army and the navy and in many instances better workers than the
 Indications that in a very few months the women of the country will have responded the call for labor the extent that they will be entering industries faster than
 the leave for the service All industries will be able to expand because of the number of who will be available. Many of the women rapidly training themselves to take the places of the skilled aboers that even the men who exempt may be placed in the first class and called to the coors.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23
FLYERS FALL
 TO PAVEMENT
 IN BROOKLYN

NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-Lieuten ants Charles Jenney. Jr, of Coving ton. Ky. and E. Austin of Boston
 Mass. were instantly killed in an accident which occurred this afternoon as they flew over Brooklyn. Theil machine suddenly stopped and, in spite of their attempt to plane down to a place for landing, they crashed into a building and fell to the pave ment amid the wreck of their ma chine. There was a large number of spectators who were greatly horri fled at the sudden death of the aviators. and several women fainted
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23
INFLUENZA IS
 IN NEW YORK


 NEW YORK, Sept 16.-The Span ish influenza has broken out here, and 1S4 cases have already been re. ported. Very strict measures are being adopted for the purpose of keeping the patients isolated and to prevent the spread of the disease.
 NEW CASES AT BOSTON
 BOSTON, Sept. 1.-Two hundred and fifty-seven new cases of influ enZa have developed in the first naval district and sixteen deaths have occurred. The disease is now among the school children and rapid ly spreading, but it is of very mild form, and if the proper precau- tions are taken it is believed that the disease will prove fatal to very few
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23
HAVE FINISHED
 ATH0T SPRINGS

The crew of men which have been, engaged in surveying at the Big Cinema Hot Springs under the direc- ton of Woodbury Abbey have fin. ished their work and returned: to town. The crew will engage in other line work near Nenana before the season closes, it being the intention of MT. Abbey to try and finish up. within the next ten. days, at tie ex- piration of which time he will go Outside. .... MT. Abbey reports the caribou as being very numerous in the vicinity of the springs and the Colorado road house, the. hills in places being over5 run with them. A few may be seen
 
 in the flats. =.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23
HUN SOCIALIST SAYS IS TIME
 FOR WAR END

AMSTERDAM. Sept. 1.-The SO cialist members of the Berlin mu nicipal council raised the food ques tion before the council last Thurs day. Previous to the meeting it had been stated that the question would be brought up, and there was a very large crowd present. During the meeting one of the socialist mem bers declared that it is time that the war was ended, and was greeted with great applause on the part Of the crowd in the gallery. Higher officials have manifested their dis pleasure at the move.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23
POLES FORMING
 ARMY EASTERN
 PART OF SIBERIA

KAREN. Manchuria, Sept 16.-- Polish officers are very busily en gagged in organizing a large force oi Poles to cooperate with the units ol the American army which are ope rating in Siberia. The Poles mum Der about 100000 trained men and wish to form a division with the Americans. The men are being or ganized in Harbin, Nikolsk a1fd Vladi vostok.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23
J. WARDDELL IS :.
 DEAD, SEATTLE

SEA TILE, Sept. ,16.--Deputy U. s. Marshal James Warddell of Anchor age, Alaska, died very suddenly while hotel. The marshal was suddenly attacked by an acute internal pain due to poisoning or indigestion and had scarcely time to make known. his trouble. before he passed away. At the first alarm the people. who were near rushed to his aid, but nothing could be done. He had served as a marshal under two diff ferent administrations, having been in office for the past sixteen years.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23
GOLD MINING IS DECLARED
 ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTE

The war industries board author izes the following:
 The priority board of the war in dustries board. after carefully. con sidering the matter of gold produc ton. has adopted the following reso Mtion:
 ZEE IT RESOLVED by the Priori ties Board that gold mining is all essential war industry, and the pow CTS of this Board will be so exer cised as to accord to such industry preferential treatment in the supply not only of tools. machinery and equipment. but In transportation ser. vice. fuel supply. and labor supply
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23
BLAZER FAMILY WILL t CHANGE RESIDENCES

Fairbanks is to receive a welcome addition to its family circle. The recent addition will be Mrs. Julian Baker of Fox and her two daugh. ters, Bessie and Thelma. The Love. joy residence will be occupied. by them during their residence in town.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23
MANY CALLED
 BEFORE OCT. l6

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 16.- The draft calls which have been is sued by Provost Marshal General Crowder during the. past few days: total 181,S38. They are to enter the camps prior to October 16 Six thousand are to go to Camp Lewis.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23

of putting up rather poor resistance without their German leadership which have been withdrawn and very decisive results may be obtained in the near future
 ACTIVITY ON ITALIAN FRONT
 ROME, Sept 16-Oficial- Italians have taken 321 prisoners and large number of machine guns the northern mountain front in their operations. .
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-23

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept 16.-Austria has issued peace asking the allied nations in neutral country for the purpose of discussing peace The American officials have yet given their opinion of the move, but waiting for c official text of the Austrian note which should be in their hands within few hours The officials have stated that far they could basis in the proposal which the allied nations would be willing to meet the enemy, and believe that it is only another of the German get the best terms possible.
 It is the opinion of the officials that Germany is not in ignorance of the fact that the stage for her get of the punshngs given to loser. The recent of the Americans have been complete surprise in the speed and efficiency of purely American force and they fear that Metz will fall before winter They had not planned the Americans putting forth much strength this year, and the end much than they had planned and consequently they hastenng their peace plans.
 AUSTRIAN EMPEROR SENDS NOTE
 AMSTERDAM, Sept. 16-The Cologne Zeitung says that the Austrian emperor ordered the sent and that it is authentic and represents the will of the leaders
 GERMANY MAY HAVE PART IN TT
 PARIS, Sept. 16-A semi-offcial report from Berlin states that the German government had part the draw ing up of the Austrian peace note No matter what the
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
PRANCUZAT PAEME VO-
KIETI, KURIs NUsKANDI-
NO LUSITANIA.
Reikalaujama j nubausti mir
mi.

Paryzius, rugp. % La
Journal pranesa, kad prancu
~ sargybos laivas Tarpzemip
jur6se pa6me lett. Schwieger'i,
kurs nuskandino Lusitania. Di
dele nardancioji lalv6, kurio-
je jis buvo antras oficieras,
sutorpedavo anglQ garIaivl
tarp Malta If Sicily salu If
lauk6, kol laivas skei. Buvo
ul1ano.ta diena. TOdel du pran-
cuzq laivu prie submarines
prisiartino if paskandino. Is
rs iSgelb6ta tik vienas oficle-
ras If 4 jurininkal. Jie nusaz
benti ] Toulon.
La Journal klausia, ar Emo
gus, kuris padare "nielinsiau
sia, barbariskiausia ir bjau-
riausia darba kariQ istorijoje'
bus vien tik uzdarytas kaleji-
man..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
LAIMETA 116 MYLIU
KETURIOSE DIENOSE.

Londonas, rugp, 2S.- Mill
tarinis ekSpertas cia sulygino
anglQ dabartinius pasiseki-
mus Somme fronte su pirmuti-
niu Somme mu$iu. Pasirodo,
kad keturiais m6nesiais nuO
l d. liepos lig 81 d. spalio,
1916, anglai Sioj dalyi laimG-
io keturiaSdeSimts keturiaS
ketvirtaines mylias zem6s. Kc
turiomis dienomis nuO rugp.
q igi rugp. IS anglai laimd-
jo 116 ketvirtainiV myliQ. lr
tai padari, paneSdami nuoSto-
liu tik $4,000 kareiviQ.
KitaiS zodziais sallant, an
gIai vieni pastarQjame muSy-
je daug trumpesniu laillu lai-
mGjo daug daugiau, kaip ang-
lai su prancuzais pirmaiame
Sommc muSyje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
RUSAl PATENK|NT| WlLSONO.
PoL|7|KA
vOkiGCiai jau apsidziaug6 su |
breSt-LitOVskO Sutartinli
RUSAI SUTINKA SU WILL
SONO POLITIKA.

Archangelskas, rugp. 2S.-
Nikalejus Tschaikovskis, pro-
vizijonal6s valdzios galva,
tlmydamas i .Wilsono politikq
Rusijos reikale, sake:
"Amerikos politika sutinka
musQ troSkimus kuogeriausiai.
Mes norime vel Russia pakelti
ir suorganizuoti. Mes norime,
kad talkininkai pristatytu
kareivius, su kuriQ pagelba
gal6tume save iSgelb6ti".
Jisai pasakd, kad neuzilgo
sumobilizuos nauja tautine
armijq su priverstina joie
tarnyba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
ROVE JAU SVYRUOJA NUO
PRANCUZU PROGREsAVI-
MO.
VokieGiai deda visas pastan-
gas miesta pasilaikyti.

Paryzius, rugp. 2S.-KartS
ofiSaS oficijaIiai praneSa, kad
prancuzQ kareiviai atbloSk6
smarkiaS vokieGiQ atakas.
Ank>ti ryte pradtjo zengti pir
myn ant st. Mard, pietvaka-
ruoSe nuo Roye. Patm6 LOO
nclaisviQ If du batalijOnQ ko-
mandieriu.
Rytuose nuo Ba9neuX, $iau-
rtje nuO Aisnc, prancuzai Sa-
vo linijQ pagerino apie iris
ketvTtdaIiS myIiOS. Atmu$6
vollicciQ 'kOntrataEaS.
ParyziauS IaikraSCiai raSo,
kad prancuzQ zygiavimaS
Monchy lie PreuN linkon at
neSt kuogeriauSiaS pasckmes.
Paimta dau&iau kaip 1000
nclaisviQ.
Se$iQ myliQ iIgio frontu pie
tuoSe nuO Scarpe anglai pada-
re apie pustrecios mylios
maximum progreSq. Padaryta
>varbQS laim6jimai aplinl
Bapaumc ir CrOiselleS. Site
micStai yra vOkieGiQ spyrimo-
81 central tarp Ancre If Scar
pc.
lie Matin kOreSpondentas
angIV fronte raSO, kad Bapau-
me nebepasiliko nei vieno vo-
EieCio.
LaikraStininkai mano, kad
vokieGiai nebegal6s ilgai Roye
iSSiIaikyti, neziurint j baisias
SpGkaS,k ,kurias jie state prizes
talkininkuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
PENKIOMIS DIENOMIS
PAEME $1,000 NELAISVIU.

Londonas, rugp. 29.-Pasak
officially kar6s ofiso praneSi-
mQ, anglQ kariuOmen6s laikosi
SiauriniuoSe Bapaume pakraS-
GiuOse.
Nuozmiame muSyje $iauri-
ntje Pikardijoje anglai pro-
gresuoja ant miestelio BeuS-
natre, kuris randasi uz pus-
treGiOs mylios Siaurrytuose
nuo Bapaume. Aplink Croisel-
les ivyksta smarkQs mu$iai.
Oficijaliai praneSta, kad
nuo praeito treCiadienio ang-
lai padma 21,000 nelaisviQ.
Anglai per6jo per Montau-
ban miestQ, trys myliOs Siau-
rtje nuo> Somme. Pa6m6 mis-
kq arti miesto il pasiek6
Longueval.
PraneSimas sake, kad aus
tralQ kareiviai padar6 gera
progresa Dompierre linkon,
pietuOse nuo Somme ir rytuo-
Sc nuo Suzanne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
AMERIKONU OFICIJALLs
PRANESIMAS.

Washington, rugp. 2S.-Ka-
res dcpartamentaS paSkelb@
gcneroIo PcrShing'o prane&i-
ma vpikimu kariS lauke. Pra-
ncSima> &iaip SEamba:
Mu>V kariuomend vietinia-
me mu>yje vakaruoSe nuO Fi>-
mes Iaimtio zem6S If pa@md
neIaiSviu. AIzaSe atmuSta vO-
kieGiQ uzpuoIimas. VokieGiai
pane&i nuoStolius''.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
TAIKOS SUTARTIS ESAN.
TT Tx "REMAI BE PA
VEIKSLO".
Iesko priemoniu isgelbeti Vo
kieti5a.

Copenhagen, rugp. 2S.-Geor
ge Bernhard, Berlyno Vossis
che Zeitung raSo, kad Yoke
tijos visi taikos pasiulyma
atmesti. Jisai pataria revizuo
ii Brest Litovsk ,taikos su
tarti, kuri Russia ir "AziiaI
tiSka Smota prie Rusijos prI
kergta' padarys Vokietijol
talkininku. Bernhard raSo: i
"Jie (talkininkai) mus
taikos pasiulymus priims ii
tada, >kada Anglijos padejima|
atsiras tol1s, jog begelbd
jiems vien tik taikos siulijim
pri6mimas.
"Svarbiausia vollieciu pol
tikos id6ja turi but sutvcr
mas grup6s galybiu, kuri tJ
res zodi sakyti apie Anglijd
pajegas arba apie vedima k
res arba taikos konferencijo
Brest Litovsko sutartis VI
didziasia kliutis prize sutver
mo tokios grupes".
Sutartis "tiktai renal.
Bernhard deda didziaus
svarba ant DR.. Solf'o, voki
ciQ koloniiQ ministerio, is
reiSkimo, kad sutartis yra 7
"remai be paveikslo, kul
ateityje bus pagaminti".
sal sake:
"Sulyginus su absoliutisls
reikalingu rysiu tarp Woke
jos, Rusijos If Azijatis
Smoto, prikergto prie Rusij.
originaliai suplenuota bendI
be vokieGiu If rubeziniu va
tijp interesu yra maziaus
svarbos.
"Vietoj isteigti naujas !
ralystes Shame kritikalial
lake, mes turetume paS
ii pamata Europos tautp
sivienijimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
AMERIKONAT MUSGASI SU
MEKSTKONAIS.

Ell PASO, TEXAS, rugp.
28.-Nogales mieste, ties Mex
sikos siena. vakar j ameriko-
nus kareivius eme saudyti
meksikonai, tarytun, pasta
ruosius provokuodami. Ameri-
konai j tai taippat atsake su-
viais. Ir prasidejo tikras mu-
Sis pasienyj. Leitenantas pn!d.
Harmon pazeistas ir koli civi-
liai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
SVEiCARIJOS MINISTER'S
NEUzILGO SUGRYz.

Berne, rugp. 2S.-Hans Sui
zer, Sveicarijos pasiGmtinys
Suv. Valstijose, rugsdjo meme
syj sugryz Washin&tonan. Mr..
SuIzer pargryzo sveicariion
birzaIio mtneSyj, kad su val
dzia pasitarti ape svarbius
k!ausimus tarp S:uv. VaIstiJl
ir Svcicarijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
IsPILA DEGT1NE sRUTU
NUOVADON.

Murray, CAL, rugp. 2S.-Isa-
kius distrikto teisnrui, miesto
marSalas j. w. Caldwell is
pyle Simtus galionp visokios
rpSSies degtines j srutp nuova-
das miesto kalejime. Degtine
buvo atimta per iris metus
nuo nelegaliu pardavinetojq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
VOKIECIAI PRIPAzYSTA
NUzUDYMA.

Paryzius, rugp. 2S.- Tcfe-
grama is Madrido praneSa,
kad Vokietija pazad6jo Emri-
que GranadoS Seimynai lSmo-
k6ti $130,O00. Granados su Sa-
vo zmona zuvo 1916 metals
nuskendime garlaivio Sussex.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
V0KIEGIU BATALIJONAS
PASIPRIEsINO IsAKYMUI.

Amsterdam, rugp. 2S.-Cia
gauta ziniQ, ra&o TeIegraf ko-
respondents. kad vienam vo-
kieGiQ batalijonui buvo isaky-
ia Stoti frontan. Batalijono
kareiviai vienbalSiai isakymui
pasiprie>ino. u tai suSaudyta
kas dp$imtas eilise kareivis.
Tada batalijOnas paklauses.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
HONOLULU ISMETE VO-
KIE6IU PAVEIKsLUs.
Honolulu, T. H.,

Honolulu, T. H., rugp. 22.
-Kuone Simtas metQ, atgal
Prusijos eTaldzia Hawaii sa-
los karaIiui Kamehamcha I'll
padovanojo didelius pavei!,s-
lus Prusiios marSalo B!ucEer
ir FREDERICK Williamo III.
Jie buVo pakabinti kara!iSkuo
Sc rumuose. DabartiniS lla-
vail karaIius juos iSmetG iau-
kan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
ITALA1 PRrPAzYSTA
NENUSISEKIMUS.

Rymas, rugp. 2S.- Vakar
kar6S ofiSaS iSIeido praneSima.
Jane sake, kad po smarkaus
music apylinkdSe Scmeni If
OSuri upiQ, uzlaike tvirtas
prieSininkQ sp6kas kelioSe vie
tose, italai pasitrauk6 pareng-
ii defensyvu vietas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
AUSTRAI TVIRTINA, KAD
LAIMEJO.
Sake, atsieme Berat ir Fieri
Albanijoj.

Vienna, rugp. 2S.-TS Aus
trQ-UngarIoS' EartS Stovyklos
oficijaliai praneSta, kad aus
trQ kareiviai Albanijoj atsi-
6m6 Berat'Q ir Fieri, arti u
pes Semeni intakos. Sake, ita-
lai paheSt daug nuoStoliQ ka-
reiviuOse ir medziaGoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
SENATAS PRAVEDE D4Ag
TO BILIU.

WASHINGTON, rugp. IS.
-Vakar senatas vienlalSiai
praVede 1915 motQr drafto
biIiQ. Nei vieno nebuyo pie
singo balsO.
Dabar bilius bus suLySintas
su zemesniojo buto tue paCiu
pravestu hilium ir bus padUo-
tas prezidentui patvirtinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
ANGLAl PhEME NALklSvEN
$1,000 vOkIECIV
VOkieCiai state ViSaS SavO
Sp6kas laikytis miesto Roye
AngIai |aimejO 116 ketvirtainiQl
myIiQ
Ex IRA !! !
PRANCUZAI PAEME ROVE.
LONDONAS, rugp. 2S.-

LONDONAS, rugp. 2S.-
Trylikos myliV ilgio frontu va
kar prancuzai pasileido prizes
vokiecius ir pasivare pirmyn
per iris mylias. situo zygiu
jie paeme s svarbius miestus,
Tarpe tn miestu yra If Roye,
kuri vokieGiai atakliai gTne.
Prancuzai eina pirmyn.
Tai atliko pirmoji prancuzQ
armija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28

- Washington, rugp. 26.--
Cia RaudonasiS Kryzius gavo
ziniQ, kad vokieciQ nnmc|ta
bomba Raudonojo Kryziaus
stovykloje arti BeIgijos from
TO uzmuSt % pabG.GcIius il ST.
ZeidG 60.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
RUGPJUT1s %, 1915.

Chicago If apy1inkess
siandie isdalies debesiuota|
Silciau; rytoj nepastovus q
ir vesiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
PRAGUE SVIESTO KAMA
So. SVARUI.
Kava parsiduoda uz S12 ir
vyru siutai uz $21O.

Paryzius, rugp, 2S.-TS Pra-
Cos, CeISiioj, atvykusi mote
riSkd praneSa, kad to miesto
gyventoja NJ reikalingu maiSt
ir apdarQ daiktus moka aug$-
tas kainas. Jinai paduoda Sc
KANT sQraSq:
Svaras kiaulienos 49,. $40
SvaraS laSiniQ arba sviosto
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
Is Lietuvos vyGiQ Seimo
WDraugo" telegrama).


CLEVELAND OHIO, rugp 28-Lietuvos Vyciu Seiuas
prasidejo islnngoms sv msoms 900 rye Msias giedoo
geb kun Abromaitis Patarnavo gerb kun Urbonas r k
Navickas. PanOksla pasake kun. Dexnis.
Pirmo Semo esiia adaryta 1920 pirm pietu Atdare
ganizacijos vice ninnkas A Navickas. Semo vedeu is
rnktas Alekss vedeo pagebnnku pie Petrauskate ras
tninkas: PIP. Jurqs ir Rukstelis.
PasQsa pasvekinmo teegramos sventajam Tevui Wetos
Vyskupui r Prezidentui Wilsonu
Ahdarymo metu buvo 60 delegatu.
VisQ delegaQ pakli dvasia upas kuogerausas Tikmas
nuvekti dideus darbus Baznycos ir Tautos reikalas
Nutarta kas metal tureti L. Vyeu relgne svene Tam t
sui nuskirta balandNo 25-toji dena
JIIRAS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
= Milwaukee, ru9p. %.

Mird kapitonas Derr B. Neag-
ley, 33 metQ, nuo nelaim6s.
Jisai rode kitam .oficieriui
kaip reikia vartoti revolVcri.
Revolveris netik6tai SOvG If j
perSOv6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
Siaurinis Atlantiko Uos-

tas, rugp. 2S.-Netoli nqo Sio
uosto ant zem6s, vandeniui
nusekus, pasiliko didelis ang-
lu garlaivis. Jisai pirmiauS
buvo gerai zinomas Tansat-
lantiko tarnyboj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
. Kanados Atlantiko Uos-

tas, rugp. 2S.- Pirmadien!j
nardanGioii laivG nuskandino
nauiq Bostono zvejojamq Sku-
neri arti Sio uosto. Visa ikro-
va iSgelbGta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28
SUV. YALSTUy MUGS
TOLIA KAREJE.

Washington, rugp. 2S,-Ka-
res departamentas vakar pra-
ne$a sekanti Suv. Valstiju ar
mijos nuOstoliu kareiviuose
saraSa su 1856 pavard6mis:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-28

kokybt. prasGiauSia Bet TAI yra
vieninttlis dailltas, Eurs. par
siduoda uz pigiQ kaina. Jeigu
kas iSsigali mokdti $40, uz
vista ir $42 w mazq. kurkina,
dar gall iQ nusipiriti.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-11
I'M P R Mt A

Sc vENDE UN TALLER COMPLETE CON PRENSA
"CHANDLLER" II por is PULGADAS CON SU MOTOR
PROPIO PARA TRABAJ0S DE REMIEND0, Y ADE-
MAS TALLER DE ENCUADERNACI0N
SELLOS DE COMA
Informara
j.. MAS Y PEREZ,
ALLEN 66.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-11
MovIMIENTo DE vALoREs

Sc nos ha informado de que, an
tes de aver, sabado, Sc llevaron a
cabo varias transacciones, con ac-
clones dc algunas Centrales azu-
carelfas.
Ell papel que cambio de tenedo-
res, es de las Centrales "Vannina' .
"Yabucoa"; 81 tipo de venta,
abri6 a $s7 Y cerro hasta $SS por
accion, para los, "Vannina" y
$1O5. para los "fabucoa.
Los tenedores del papel "Yabu-
coa", al cerrar las primeras ope.-
raciones, no aceptaron nuevas pc
ticiones igual tipo; pretenden
algo mas.
Tambien el papel "Loiza y CO.
mienza a moverse cn el mercado; /;
nos indicaron algunas ncgociacio-
mes en- perspectiva, sin que nos die
ran completa seguridad dc la COM
pra-venta.
Las noticias que de los Estados
Unidos Sc reciben, con respectO de
la cOsecha proxima, son altamen-
te satisfactorias.
Asegdrase, que el Trust azuca-
rerO americana, hizo proposiciones
a los centralistas. para acaparar la
production de la zafra. pr6xima a
comenzar. a los prccios sehalados
por el GobiernoI
claro esta quA los eentralistas,
no pueden cerrar clqse tai dc opc-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-11


Sc puede hacer gran n1mero de
cosas, cosas admirables que nunca
fue possible realizar en- este mundo
con cantilad alguna, cosas que
jamas sc tratarcn de realizar hasta
que ell Tic Sam entro en- la guerra.
Con esta suma un muchac1o
i'llede proporcionar comodidad, ale
gr1a y distraction a un combatien-
tc americana por cinco semanas.
1nscribiendose con los MUCH y
CHOS LIBERTADORES y pro
metiendo contribuir con cinco do
llars cue ha de ganar trabajando,
Il puede llevar al combatiente adop
tado sufciente algeria y diversion
que aminoren Ia rudeza del campa-
mento 0 del campo de batalla.
No debe olvidarse que este ira.
lajo no ha de efectuar en- forma
alguna los estudios de los mucha'
chos, las loyes del trabajo no de-
ben menospreciarse; Ia edad del
muchacho y SUI estado de salua,
son cosas que deben tenerse prescn
tcs.
I'm esfuerzo hara que Sc encueil-
ire trabajo para todos y cada uno
de los muchachos inscritos; y I'LL
muchacho puede comprometerse a
lar hasta cincuenta dollars, 10 sn
foiente para cuidar por un solda-
tlo durante un ano mas. Por CALI.
cinco dollars que cl muchacho ga
ne y contrlbuya, como han dc hi,
cerlo todos aquellos que respondar
al lena PARA CADA SOLDA
DO SU MUCHACHO, prcporcic-
nara el mayor placer possible a un
combatiente del ejercito america
nc.
El ayudara en- union de las Sic
te Grardes Organizaciones a velar
por SUI sollado. Estas organizac:r
aes necesitan por 10 menos ciento
setenta millones y medic de dola-
RS para continuar SUI trabaJo eli;
rante un ailo mas.
Mediante esta suma que el ga
IA v con la cual contrlbuye, To-
yrara extendcr el bienestar al sol
i7ado en- el tren como en- el trans
porte, en- tierras extrailas y en- pc
igros runca imaginados; puestc
aue una u otra de estas Siete Or
ganizaciones envia sus hombres q
velar por los soldados Ell ell camlnG
tortuosu desde el campamento de
instruction hasta la primera lined
le batalla. Aun mas; el bien que
estos cinco dollars pueden hace.
no Sc limita a 10 anterior pues
acompa1ara al soldado 'hasta el
hospital 81 fuere precise hasta 81
campo enemigo de prisioneros. Una
L
IL estas organizaciones vela por e
lien d., los soldados en- las cluda'
des cerca de los campamentos, La
ASSOCIATION CRISTIANA. DE-
!OyENEs ofrcce Ell bienestar de
hogar, LA ASOCIACION AN e
RICANA DE BIBLIOTECAS su
minist-a libros y peri6dicos y "a
IUNTA JUDIA DEL BIENES
TAR por medic de sus hombre'
Ia papel, diversiones, y ammo
los soldados. Cada una de las otra'
olganizaciones tiene su campo az
acci6n y utilldad, como Sc demos
tiara mas adelante.
MucAachos, no es possible que us
tedes vayan a la guerra con SIS
padres y hermanos como los mn
ohachos en- otras epocas. En- la gut
rra moderna ustedes no pucdet
sufrir privaciones y peligros. re
70 81 pueden trabajar, sacriiicars'
V ayudar. Lo que es mas aun, pol
cinco semanas, por 10 menos, cor