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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-11-22

prices Of commodities and labor.
When the American nation prosper
ed more in 50 years before the war
without socialism than any socialistic
or paternalistic nation in the world
it is worth ,remarking that sooner
American people are left to resume
normal conditions of attending to their
W business the better.
Butte-Between 10000 900 and 95,-
100000 lbs. of copper should be pro-
duced this year by Ray Consolidated.
Anaconda Copper Mining company
produced 23,450,000 pounds of copper
during October, also large silver
yield.
Great Falls-The completed ferro-
manganese plant Of the Anaconda
Copper to cost 10000.
Already we read reports Of how
France and Germany and other Euro
pean countries are planning to rebuild
their beet sugar industry. This only
emphasizes the necessity Of the United
States doing everything possible to
encourage this same industry at home
for it has been a life ave. in a great
crisis.
acknowledging held to get lower
rates on stock to bring back breeders.
With peace great influx of copper
orders expected for reconstruction.
Missoula.-Approximately 10000
acres of logged-off land and burned
over lands within national forests of
northern Montana, northern Idaho and
northwestern Washington may be re-
| claimed for farms for returned SOL
| diers.
The only water power development
that has ever taken place in the west
has been accomplished by private en-
terprise and has been equal to de-
mands of all communities in spite of
political interference.
U. S. fuel administration says 25,-
600. 900 more barrels Of oil are needed
this year than last.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-11-22
WIFE OF HINSDALE
PASTOR PASSES AWAY

PASTOR PASSES AWAY
Mrs. o. J. Akre, wife of the local
Lutheran minister passed away at
their home in Hinsdale Sunday morn
ing at 1880, after a long illness. Mrs.
Akre spent last winter in California,
where she went for the benefit of her
health, and has been a resident OF this
city only a short time. She is surviv-
ed by her husband and one o Ro-
land, aged IA years.
The deceased was joined in marriage
to Rev. O. ]. Akre on June "a. 1894,
and for many years made their home
at Velva, N. Oak. Mrs. Akre was SO
years and nine months Of age.
Besides the husband and son, a Sis
ter, Mrs. Nellie Koto, Of Beloit, Wis.,
was present when the end anne They
departed on Monday evening for Be-
lott where the remains will be bur-
led.
Rev. Akre will return within a few
weeks to resume his duties here, while
the son will remain with relatives at
Bsloit for the winter.
The sympathy Of the community Is
extended to the bereaved relatives.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-11-22
DISABLED SOLDIERS
TAUGHT new TRADES
Red Cross Institute in New York Has
Already Begun Solution Of
War Problem.

Disabled American soldiers will be
re-educated in several important in
dustries, according to plans already
laid out by the Red. Cross institute
for Crippled and Disabled Men, 311
Fourth avenue, New York City.
The kind Of work assigned an in
valid soldier will depend upon the ma
ture of his handicap. One young man,
minus a leg, has been placed by the
institute , where stabilizers for aero
planes are manufactured. This re-
requires quick and delft manipulation
Of certain adjustments. His sense Of
touch is so highly developed that he
now earns SIS a week at piece work.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-11-22
MONTANA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Nov. 1S.-Helena.-Members of
state railway commission. federal mar
ket officials, railway agents and stock
men held conference at state capitol
for purpose Of arriving at plans to
conserve breeding cattle Of state by
SECURING from the railway administra-
ton lower rates so that cattle taken
out of the state on account Of hay
shortage may be returned to home
ranges in the spring.
Gold producers of country will Pc
tition government for relief.
In many western states taxes on
other property would be practically
doubled if it were not for oil and min.
ing development. For this reason
measures encouraging to these indus.
tries and equitable taxation laws, both
state and national, should be demand.
ed.
Peace does not stop the call for
Montanas to Nitro, w. Va, as thous-
ands, are needed for government con-
struction work there. Years work
assured, but it increases labor short
age here.
Glasgow-Wheat congestion reliev.
ed by opening of elevators here.
Roundup-Five miles Musselshell
county road to be improved at a cost
of $4,000.
Coffee Greek is a lucky town. The
farmers are prosperous, winter wheat
is in fine shape and they have no "flu.'
Now that peace has arrived, the
best authorities say this country viii
witness an industrial boom such as il
before experienced.
Great Falls-Ferro-manganese plant
of Anaconda proving successful.
Great Falls-Anaconda's Grea'
Falls smelter undergoing improve
ments. Additions to zinc plant viii
increase output so per cent.
With coming of peace, gold mining
outlook bright, due to decline in gol<
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-11-22
fllE FOR CHRISTMAS
PACKAGES IS EXTENDED
Hundreds Of Soldiers Who Have No
Relatives win Be Sent Gifts
by the Red Cross.

Washington.-Extension to Novem'
Der 80 Of the time during which
Christmas parcels will be accepted fol
mailing to members of the American
expeditionary forces in France has
been announced by the p~ostoffice de-
partment.
Red Cross members are to have
the opportunity of sending parcels to
those American soldiers in France who
have no one here to remember them
That there are many such soldiers
among the more than 100000 now
overseas is one of the pathetic facts
revealed by the receipt at Red Cross
headquarters of hundreds of Christ
mas parcel labels. Each soldier in the
Pershing forces has received n Of
these labels, with instruction to send
it to the person in this country from
whom he wished to receive a Christ
mas package. Soldiers without rela-
tives or friends in the United States
were directed to forward their labels
to Red Cross national headquarters,
and the large number already receiv-
ed indicates there are many more to
ONT
In order that these soldiers may
share in the general distribution Of
Christmas cheer, the Red Cross has ar
ranged to divide their labels among
the Red Cross divisions with instruc-
tions to distribute them among the
Red Cross chapters. Each chapter re-
ceiving such labels will distribute its
share to anyone who volunteers to
send Christmas parcels to men with
out relatives. It is anticipated that
where such labels are available to the
public, the demand for them will be
so great that chapters will adopt the
principle of first come first served,
in their distribution. Many persons
have asked the Red Cross how they
might play Santa Claus to some boy
overseas, and this arrangement will
enable them to do so.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-11-22
SURVEY OF EUROPEAN
COUNTRIES PLANNED
New York Man Who Has Experience
in Charitable Work to Go to
Europe.

The American Red Cross commits.
sion o Europe has assigned Homer
F'oIkes Of New York the task of maxi
ing a seurvey of the European coun-
tries which the Red Cross is now or
may soon be operating, according to
information cabled to Washington. D.
e. The cable a ~telegraphed to
northern division Red Cross head
quarters on Nov. 5, and continues:
With reference to the work which
the American Red Cross may be call
cd upon to do IN the near future, rap
IDLY changing conditions owing to the
military and political situation may
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-11-22

Two colored doughboys were rest
ing in a shell hole when a Boche shell
flew over head and exploded a few
yards away.
"You hear dat baby sing, Buddy ?"
queried one.
"Sho did," the other said. "But you
all gwine ter hear the angels sing il
you don't get dat black noodle O. YOUR
extended to the bereaved relatives
| Hinsdale Tribune.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-11-22
EX-KAISER'S BOASTS
MOCK HIM NOW

MOCK HIM NOW
London, Nov. 19.-(British Wireless
Service. )-Prominence is given by the
British newspapers to some of the It,
terances made by former Emperor
William while the war was in prog
ress. In the year 1914 he said:
Before the leaves fall from the
trees we shall again be back in the
dear fatherland. Exterminate first
the treacherous English and walk over
General French's contemplate little
army. The warlike spirit still lives in
the German people; that powerful
spirit which attacks the enemy wher-
eve it finds him, regardless of the
cost.
"You, my troops, are my guarantee
that / can dictate peace to my enemies.
Up and at the foes! Gods goodness
will guide the German people through
battle to ~victory-to the goal appoint
ed for the German people by Provi-
dence. l have drawn the sword, which
l cannot sheathe again. We stand
with our hearts toward God-to the
dust with all the enemies of Germany.
Amen"
In the year 1915 the German ruler
said:
"Our brave soldiers have shown
themselves to be invincible in battle
against nearly the whole world. The
war drama now is coming to a close"
To the king of the Senussi he said:
"Our common enemies, whom Allah
will annihilate to the last man, shall
fly before thee. So be it,"
Regarding the United States the
emperor declared:
"America had better look out after
the war. l shall stand no nonsense
from the Americans. My destructive
sword has crushed the Russians. In
a short while l will announce new VIC
tories. The war drama is coming to
its close. In a Just cause I am ready
10 force mySel1 10 De cruel.
In 1916 the emperor said:
"The world was prepared for any
thing but a victory of the German
fleet over the British fleet. Fear will
creep into the bones of the enemy.
Bucharest has been taken. What
a magnificent success on the road to
complete victory has been gained with
Gods help.
In 1917 the head of the German ma
ton said:
"If the enemy does not want peace,
then we must bring peace by batter
ing in with iron fist and shining sword
the doors of those who will not have
peace.
"Victory in the coming year will
again be on our side and on that of
our allies. If only we cast the burden
on the Lord, he will smite the foe
hip and thigh as he did Amalek, the
prototype of perfidious England.
sour U-boats are not going to rest
until, with Gods help, the enemy is
beaten. With the help of God, who
has hitherto graciously protected us,
the enemy shall have a decision.
England is particularly the enemy
to be struck down, however difficult
it may be.
"The year 1917 with it's great bat
ties has proved that the German peo-
pie has in the Lord of Creation above
an unconditional and avowed ally, on
whom it can absolutely rely"
In June, 1918, the emperor said:
God, the Lord, has laid a heavy
burden on my shoulders, but can car
ry it in the consciousness OF our good
right, with the confidence in our sharp
sword and our strength"
THIS was followed by various utter
ances of growing dependency.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-09-14
Marries With Broken Neck.

Easton, Pa.-Miss Alice Foulks of
Annandale, N. J., and Henry B. Bowlby
of Lebanon, N. j., were married at a
private hospital. Five weeks ago
Mr.. Bowlby met with an accident in
which he dislocated his spinal cord at
the neck. Since then his head and
neck have rested in a mold. The
young couple had decided several
months ago TO be married Tuesday and
decided not to postpone the wedding.
The bridegroom is not yet out Of dan
ger.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-09-14
PLAN STREET SERVICE FLAGS
Cleveland Has Banners Showing Num-
Der of Residents on Street
In Service.

Cleveland, O.-Service flags have
been flown here from homes, clubs,
churches and almost every kind of or
ganization headquarters, but now there
has been introduced the street service
flag. In a number of the suburbs of
the city, as well as in outlying bust
ness streets, flags have been raised
showing how many residents of the
street as a whole have Joined the col
ors. The new flags are being flown by
municipalities as well as by business
houses.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-09-14

LEWIS A
ISAAC BACHARACH
E. V. CORSON
JOSEPH THOMPSON
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-09-14

DIRECTORS
SILAS ISAAC BACHARACH
CHARLES E.. SCHROEDER J. ESTELL EVANS
WILLIAM B. L~OUDENSLAGER NJ Fl. MASON, J.
]. L. BAIER w. E. SHACKELFORD
DANIEL w. MYERS
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-18
FINLIANDIJOJ LAUKIA
MUSIU.

Stockholmas, sausio 13 d. =
Atelnanti Stockholman telegra-
mai is Haparanda ant rube-
ziaus tarp FInliandijos If svedi-
jos] pranesa, kad gall butt
susiremimu tarp fling Raudono-
sios Gvardijos If rusu kareiviu
micstc Tornea [taip pat art ru-
beziaus tarp Finliandijos If Sve-
dijos]. Priezastis yra tame, kad
rusu kareWiai, sakoma, blogai ap-
sieina su kcleiviais.
Pranesama, kad rusu karei-
vial konfiskuojq pinigus pas ke-
leivius, vaziuojancius per rube-
ziu If atimtus pinigus pasidali-
ma. Pranesama taipgi, kad fl
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RIAL PRIZES BOLSEVIKUS.

Petrogradas, sausio Is d. =
Soclal-revoliucij cijonieriai, nariai
Steigiamojo Susivaziavimo, islei-
dc manifesto, kuriame astral pa
s'nerkia bolSevikus. kaipo "galy-
bes paSiSavintojus, kurie nustund
sail namines kares if anarclliios
rTapulti.'
Social-revoliucijonicriai state
talka pirmon vieton savo locnam
Iprograme, bet pasirasiusieji po ma
fnfestu uzmeta bolSevikams. kad
JIG nugirde nuvargintus kareivius
greitos taiGos within, vieton grei-
tos taikos, 'jie atidare priesui
fronta, privede sail prie kranto
Inaujos nelaimingos kares, sutrau-
Ikydami rysius su talkininkais il
Ipallko Rusl]q JOS lccnam likinui.
Pasirasusieji po manifesto at
kreipia atydq / pavoju, kolsis gre
sia, jeigu abelna taika butp pada-
ryta Rusijos iskastiais il tvirtila.
kad tiktai Steigiamojo Susivazia-
Vino nariai turf teise atstovauti
Russia If privesti prize abelnos de
mokratiSkos taikos.
Social-revcAiucijonierip progra-
Imu yra demobilizuoti (paleisti)
Inuvargusia armijq if suorganizuo-
II nauja liuosnoriu armija, per-
traukti naming kare If paskelbti
federalizma ant Rus;Skos respub.
likos pamatu. Programe taipg
Iyra sumanymas panaikinti priva.
tiSka zemes nuosavybe If naciona-
lizacija kasyklu bel kitokiu gam.
tos tuitu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-18
TURKAI SULAUzO PER
TRAUKOS SUTARTI.

Petrogradas, salsio II, per
Londonq. - Telegramas is Ku-
banlaus provincijos praneSa, kad
turkai sulauzG muSiu pertraukos
sutarti, iSsodindami 10000 kariu-
nenes tarp Tribezondo il Riz
ant piet-rytinio Juodujq jurlu
kranto, Uzkaukazyjel. Turkp
Submarines taipgi nuskandines
'esq rusu transportq.
Vakariniai Petrogrado laikraS-
ciai .talpina gandq, buk taikos
derybos busiq perkeltos is Lietu-
viy Brastos j VarsavQ.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-18
BOLSEVIKAI SUTINKA BU-
tt LIETUVIU BRASTOJ.

Londonas, sausio II d. - Pc
rcitq petnycia BolSeviku delega-
tai formaliSkai sutiko vesti to-
limesnes taikos derybas Lietu
viz Brastoj.
Bol;evikai buvc reikalave per-
kelti taikos derybas i Stockhol-
ma Svedijoj, kad, derybos butl
|neutraliSkci salyj If gautu dides-
nj vioSuma pasaulyje, bet voliie-
6iu delegatai griestai toki boise
viku pasiu'yma atmete ir grasi-
no pertraukti taikos derybas.
1uomet 5olSevikai nutare nusi-
1eisiti If vesti toliaus derybas
Lietuviu Brastoj, idant neduoti
Ivokieciams progos pertraukti tai
kos derybas delei grynai techn. :
KOS pr1eKaDeS.
Rusu delegacijos protokole
apic tai yra uzrasyta sekan6iai
"VokiSkieji aneksijonistai 1t. y.
tic, kurie reikalauja uzgroblmu
syetimu zemiul velyia geriaus
pertraukti derybas, neyu susitai-
ikyno keliu iSriSti Lenlkijos, Lie
tuvos, Kurso if Armenijos atcl-
ties klausima. Pusiau-oficialiski
aneksijonistu 'agitatoriai Contra
lin6se Viespatijose megina per
ka1beti Vokietijos zmones, kad
Irpzpakalyje atviros Rusu pollti-
kos esq Britanijos, ar koks kitas,
manadzerius.
"Todel mes nutareme pasilikti
Lietuviu Brastoj, kad nei ma
ziausia tailSos galimybG nebu-
II prazudyta If kad galima butr
persitikrinti, ar taika su Centra-
|liremis viespatijomis yra galima:
be nuskriaudimo Leaku, Lietu-
Iviu, Armenu If visu kitty tautu,
|kurioms R1sijos revoliucija uz-
tikrina pilna teise issivystymc
be jokiu suvarzymp."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-18
LENINUI PATINKA PREF
DENTO WILSONO KALBA.

Petrogradas, sausio IL d. Boil
seviku premieras, n. Lenin, for
mallskai pagyrc prezidento Will
sono lialba, kurioj jis isdeste tai
kos iSlygas. Jis vienok uzmete
p1ezidentui, kad prezidentas ne
sbkritiSavo if Anglijos taip MO
dugniai, kaip kad Vokietija. Le-
r,inas paliepe prlnq turini prezi-
dento Wilsono prakalbos tele-
lgrafuoti bolSevil;u uzrubezio mi
Iristeriui Trockiui, kuris dabar
!veda taikos derybas su vokie-
ciais Lietuviq Brastoj. Mano
ma, kad Troollis- gall pasinaudo-
ii t.; prakalba, idant padaryti
spatidima ant vokieciu delegatu.
Prezidento Wilsono kalba pla-
Ciai svarst6 rtrsq laikr~ ;ciai Pet
rograde. Bolseviku Iaikrasciu
Inuomones yra pasidaline.
d elo N aroda, vadas tarp
Isocial-revoliucijonieriq laikraSciu,
raSo, kad Mr.. Wilsono praka1ba
lparodo, Kad jis padare dideli
lprogresa nuo paskutines savo
rotos popieziui. Sis laikrastis
tcliaus taip sake:
"Dabartinej savo formoj Anne
ikos islygos gall butt friimtos,
&aipo papede taikos deryboms,
lir jeigu bolsevikai butu per savo
Ipolitilta nesustiprine militariSku
ianeksijonistq grupes Vokietijoj,
tai sitos islygos jau butu buve
rriimtos kaipo papede tokioms
deryboms."
! Izviestija, oficialic Karei-
jviu If Darbininku Tarybcs orga-
las, raso:
"Prezidento Wi!sono prakal-
boje mes turime patemyti mo-
aliskq pergale taikos politikai,
kuriq veda Tautos Komisijonie-
riu Taryba.
"Tai yra pirmas formaliskas
talkinnliku atsakymas 1arblnin
ky If kareiviu delegatu pasiu-
llijim2, idant jie dalyvautp taikos
dcrybose.
''Kiekvienas, skaitydamas Pre-
zidento Wilsono kalbq, gall ma
ltytl draugiSSq tona, auTiuo Anne
rikos prezidentas pasakoja visam
pasauliui apie Rusijos darbinin-
ku il kainnieciu valdziq kaslink
ijp mSginimp ivygdinti taikq.'
Uztai kitas bolSeviku organas
Pravda isvadina Prezidenta
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-18
BOLSEIVIKAI BIO 'SUSIVA-
ZIAVIMO: PARSIGABENO
LAIVUS.

Petrogradas, sausio IA d. =
Bolsevikai, tikedamiesi, kad Stei-
giamasis Suvaziavimas gall j;ems
nepritarti, pasirupino znoniu is
atstovams duoti lekciia
jcigu to reiketu. Steigiamasai Su-
sivaziavimas turf prasideti Petro-
grade slos s2yaites petnytioj. Bol-
sevikai >parsigabeno is KronStadto
Petrogradan keturis liariSkus lai-
WIS. BolScviku premieras, N. Le-
n:nas, paaiskino, kad kariski lai-
val pargabenti "palailymui tvar-
kos"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-18
VOKIECIAI LIETUVOS NE
NORI APLEISTI.
Amsterdam, sausio IS d.

Amsterdam, sausio IS d. -
Lake derybu tarp bolSevikp If
SokieGiq Lietuviu Brastoj lkilo
&lausimas apie prileidima i dey-
bas atstcGu nuo Lietuvos, Lenli-
Jos m Kurso. Sitas klausimas
sukele ilgus ginGus. Tas pats at
s:tiko If kuomet pradeta svarstyti,
ka galima skaityti sitp province
jg savi-apsisprendimu.
Gineai delci STU klausimu pa
sidare labai astrus ir uzsibaige
piotestu is vokietiu puses. Gen.
Won Hoffman uzprotestavo prizes
tona, rusq delegacijos, kuri' sake
jis, "kalba taip, lyg il butq pcrga-
letoja musu salyse il lyg il [rusu
delegacijal galetq diktuoEi isly-
gas"
Gch. Hoffman prinin5 dele
gams, kad bolseviLu valdzia taip
pat kaip If vokieGiu valdzia yra
paremta ant spekos, kaip parode
anot Hoffmano, meginimai nuslo-
pnti baitgudziu lr ukrajinieciq
savi-apsisprendimo meginimus.
Gen. Hoffman galutinai uzrei-
ske, kad voi<ieciq augsciausioji
armiiu valdzia turf atsisakyti eva
kuuoti (apleisti) Kursa, Lietuva
Ryga If salas Rygos ilanl<oj-
Pc to DR.. Won Kuelhmann, vo-
kieciu uzrtbezio minister's pranc-
81, kad tolimesnes nuomones uz-
rciskima apie Centraliniu Nies-
pstiju nuomone kaslink visu klau-
slmu vokiskoji delegacija sau re-
zervuoja, t. y. pasilieka ant to-
liaus.
Atnaujinimui posedziu nepa-
skirta jokios dienos.
Austro-Vengrija oficialiSka
pripazino Finliandijos neprigul
mybe. [Finliandij6s neprigulmy-
BE- Xxi siolei jau pripazino: Sve.
diJa, Norwegija, Danija, Francu
z;ja ir Vol<ictijal.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-18
PLIANUOJA REVOLIUCIA
RUMUNIIOJ.

Kophengagenas, sausio I3 d.
Rumwnu socialistu lyderis, var
du Nakousky, atvylSo Petrosra-
dam, idant pasitarti, ar negali-
ma butu padaryti revoliucijos
priesai Run,unijos karalip Fer
dinanda if 10 monarchiskq val
dziq.
Taip pranesa teiegramos is
Petrogrado Stockhoimo laikras-
ciui Svenska a ID 81 a d t.
Sakoma, kad NakouslSi pakviete
Petrogradan Nikalojus Lenin,
bolSeviku premieras.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-18
DERYBOS LIETUVIU BRAS
TOT.

LoNDoNAs, Sausio "A d. =
l'elegatai raikos derybose Lietu-
Tlp Brastoj dirba ant taikos SUI
tarties If jau padare Skica kas-
! rk evakuacijos [apleidino w
l atq kraStu, kuriuos turi aplcisti
@bi puses tuo paciu laiku.
Bolsevikq valdzia dar daro ka-
+ skus prisirengimui Rusijcj, per-
sergedama Rufsijos gyventojus,
kad taikos derybos gall butt per
trauktos bile laiku.
Wolffo biuras, kuris yra pu-
au-oficialiska zinip agentura
'erlinc, garsina sekanti Jelegramq
is Lietuviq Brastos:
"Komitetas, susidedantis IS vo-
ilcclQ, austro-vengru If rusu, il
s'arstantis teritorialius It. y. ze-
l4csl klauSimus, turejo iris ilgus
|1osedzius petnyGioj il subatoj.
"Vokie6iai pasiul5 inesina, kad
ibidvi puses nutaria nuo Sio laiko
gyventi taikoje If drangifkume.
"Uzrubezio minister's Trockis
a::sisake tai uzgirti.
"Tapo patvirtinta, kad evakua-
CHA (apleidimas) uzimtq kraStu
ttIri atsibuti lygiai is abieju pusiu
taip, kad vokietiai apleistq rusis-
Nas zemes tuo paciu laiku. kaip
rusai apleis uzimtus Austro-Ven-
srijos, Turkijos If Persijos kras-
tus. VeliauS Persijcs vardas tapo
i'mestas, mes Persia nera kariau-
lanti vieSpatija il Trockis pasiu-
lie prideti sekanGiai:
Russia apsiimtu taip greit, kaip
|salllna, prasalinti savo kariumene
is neutraliSkos Persijos."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-18
RUSAI LYNzIUOJA AFI-
CIERUS.

Londonas, sausio IA d. =
LaikrasGio D ally NJ al kore-
spondentas Petrograde praneSa
kad Sevastopolyj, prie Juodpjr
juriu, riauses nesiliauja nuo llelig
dienu. Tikra riausiu diena ne.
pazymeta.
Riauses, national, pradejo tor
pedinio laivo jureiviai, kurie
arestayo savo aficierus If paskui
juos nuSove.
PraneSama, kad OF aficierai ia.
po uznusti, tame tarpe vice-ad.
mirolas Novickij ir dar iris kit
admirolai..
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-18
UKRAJIN zADA MAISTA.
RUSIJAI.

Petrogradas, Sausio I3 d. =
Susitaillius bolScvikams su Ulira-
jinieciais, stoka maisto Siaurinej
Rusijos dalyj gal bus uzlopyta.
NJ. Barikov, narys maisto komi-
sijos Petrograde, tiesiog sugri-
10 is Kievo, kur jisai vede de-
rybas su Ullrajinos valdzia
trkrajinieciai praheSe, kad jie pri-
statys maisto Pctr@gradan, l1iei;
tik reikes, jcigu puse jiems bus
uzmoketa pinigais, % kita pusd
prek6mis (tavorais).
M. Barikov sake, kad Ukraji-
|na gvarantuojanti pristatyti iris
bilijonus svarp duonos lake 90
dienu If dar jai llks dalis jaw
is 1915 il 1916 metu derliaus.
sesios desimtis septini vago-
mai cukraus atvylo Petrogradan
pereitq ketverga; to uzteks mie-
stui ant apic menesio laiko.
Telegramos is Novo-Ccrkasl<o,
Dono Kazoku sostines, pranesa
bolseviku ofisui, kad bolsevikams
tenai pasiseke paimti pilna val
dzia i savo rankas.