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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
GALL BUT, S. V. KARIAUS
SU BULGARIA..

Washington. rugs. 1S.-Cia
gauta neoficijaliQ ziniQ, kad
BulgarijOS kareiviai paSirodl
vakarQ fronte. Bet Suv. Val
StiioS Bulgarijos nepriskai-
tvs prie prieSininkQ tol, kol
negauS oficijalio apie tai pra-
neSimo. Nes valStybiS depar-
tamente priSiminta, kad keIi
mtneSiai atgal paSkIeiSta pa
na&io>~ paskaloS. Gil paSkui
atraSt0> viSai neteiSingoS. Jei-
gu BULGARIA iStikro kariauja
vakarQ frOnte, tarp Suv. Val
StiiQ il BuIgarijoS bus pripa-
zinta kar&S StOviS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
JUGOSLAVIAI SUSIJUNGE
SU PRANCUZAIS IR SER
BAIs PRIZES AUsTRUS.
Talkininkai BalkanuOse pae-
me 5000 nelaisviu ir "a armo-
tas.

HonoonaS, rugs lo'-'>eroQ
II prancuzQ NareIVIaI tesla
M"NedonpoJ ofenSHVQ prizes
RuISaruS II Jau nUeJo plrmYn
daug1au Ealp penklaS mHhaS'
PaSaN NerOlJoS oIIcljaIlo pra-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
PATEISINA VALDYMA
zUDYMAIS.

Amsterdam, rugs. 1S.- Ci-
GerinaS, bolSevikQ uzSlenlQ
1eikalQ minister's, paraSd ilgq
laiSkq dipIomatiniam Eorpu-
sui Petrograde, atSakydamaS
j 10 rugStjo ) d. prote>tQ prizes
socijaliStQ bolSevikQ terorq,
Pasak IzvieStiia, laiSkaS uzSl-
baigia:
"MeS energiSkai atmetame
maiSimoSi neutrality il kapi-
taliStiniQ validity, kuriOS prize
lankiOS ruSQ burzuiamS, me-
ginantiemS paremti kontrre-
voliucijQ".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
MEsKA UzMUsE VAIKA
IR PAVOJINGAI Suicide
MOTINA.

Solon Mills, ILL.,, rugs. 1S.-
Mamie uzauginta meSka vakar
uzmuS& James Brennan, 6 me-
tQ, ir pavojingai. suicide 10
motinq, kuomet jinai norejo
j iSgelb6ti.
Vaikas visuomet su meska
zaizdavo ir jq pen6davO. lr da-
bar, kaip paprastai, jisai. mes
kai atneS6 6Sti. MeSka-gl tuoJ
ant jo Soko If su vienu smu-
giu vaikq paklojo. Kuomet
motina atb6go vaikq gelb6ti,
meSkq ia baisiai suicide: ! JOS
kIiksma sub6go kaimynai, ku-
rie meSka ir uzmus6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
BOLSEVIKAI VIENOJ SA-
VAITEJ NUzUDE 812 zMO.
NIU.

Stockholm. rugs. 1S.-PaSak
privati$llQ telegramQ, paSlQS,
tQ per GclSingforSq, Pctrogra-
de kaSdien didGja SkaitiuS
nuzudytQ moniQ.
Proeitoj >avaitGj nrHudyta
Sl2 zmoniQ, il be to dar bol-
Sevikai miriop paSmcrke tw'l
dauGiau kaip 400.
BoISeyikai neziuri. kokia
yra poIitikinG mintiS huvuSlQ
caro- patartjQ. Jie zino, kad
.iic buvo SuSiriSe Su caru. ll
to CANA. zudo arba inmeta
JUGS kalGjiman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
S. v. KAREIVIAI GELBST1
rsVAIKYTI BoLsEVIKUS.
Talkininkai sutiko bolsevikus
Archangelsko fronte ir JUGS
iSblaSke.

Petrogradas, rugs. Is. -
LaikraStiS Pravda raSo, kad
dalyS prancuzQ, anglQ il anne
rikonQ kariuomeniQ SuSitiko
Su bolSevikQ kareiviais. Ar
changelSIlo fronte. lStiko mu-
Sis. BolSeviEu kareiviai is
bIaSkyti il pabtgo dideliame
Sumi$imc.
Pravda taip-gi raSo, kad
daugybd bolScvikQ oficieriQ
pcrGjo anglQ puS6n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
ROOSEVELT RAGINA PA
GELBETI SUOMTAMS.

New York, rugs. 1S.-Pulk.
T. Roosevelt, laiSke ! j. p.
Valkeat, specijali Suomijos
senate atStovq, raSo, kad j.
sal nordtQ, idant Amerika sip-
stu Savo atStovus Suomijos
SoStinan uzkirsti keliQ vokie-
ciQ propaganda il parodEtl
SuomiamS, kad jeigu jie tik-
raj il teisingai stoja uz Savo
neprigulmybe, Amerika JUGS
,parems, pavalgydins IL kick
gal6dama jiems pagelbds.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
VILNYS NUSKANDINO 90
JAPONUS.

Tokyo, rugs 49, Ola gau-
ia ziniQ, kad Urup saloje, is
siverziant vulkanui, ivyko bal
sios elzsplioziios. sios sujudi-
no jures.
JuriQ haisios vilnys pagavo
daugeli darbininku, dirbaneill
pakraStyj, il nuskandino %
is jq. Jie visi japonai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
ARMIJAI REIKIA OAR
S7,347.0OO,O0O.

Washington, rugs. 1S.-Ka-
res departamcntaS vakar pa
praSh, kad EongrcsaS kokiuo
norintS budu sudarytQ dar
$7,3+7,0 100000 daugiau, kaip
pnmiau buvo aprokuojama,
idant tinkamai Sutikti atei-
nanGiQ metu padidintQ mill
tarlne programQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
SIANDIENA PRADES RE
GISTRANTAMS SIUSTI
. OUESTIONNAIRES.
WASHINGTON, rugs. 18.

WASHINGTON, rugs. 18.
Gen. Crowder drafto boar
dams isake kad visiems 19-
So metu amziaus vyrams butu
pasiusta klausymQ knygelas
(questionnaires)
,Kasdien boardai turi is
siusti 10 nuos. knygeliu, kol
nebus issiustos visiems. Kick
vienam uzsiregistravusiam
duoGama septynios dienos jas
ispildyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
SUV. VALSTUy MUGS
TOL|AI KAREJE.


Washington, rugs. 1S.-Ka-
res ofisaS valar praneSd Suv.
ValStiju nuoStoliQ kardje sd
raSq Su IT'S pavard6miS. Is jQ:
Iuvo muSiuose If
PrazuvO 81
. Pavojingai SuzeiSta I'll
Mir6 nuo ligQ &
Mird nuo zaizdQ t
SuzeiSta, laipSniS nezi-
nOmaS f
Pateko neIaiSvin !
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18

zuoia dali lenl1Q diviziios, llu-
ii Siberijoj kariaus, vary
damosi vakaruosna, Lenllijon.
Divizijos dalis prigulos prize
Amerilos armijos.
Pasak apskaitliavinQ, tuo-
ijaus butu Salima sudaryti is
100000 kareiviQ armijq wien
tik Harbino, Nikolszo il Via
divostoko apygardose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
KAREIVIV GIMINEs TURF
PRANEsTI, KUoMET PER
MAINO SAVO ADRESUS.

Washington, rugs. 1S.-Ka-
res departamentaS praSo, kad
arGiauSicji kareiviQ gimin6S,
permaine savo adresus, tuoj
upie tai praneStQ. Mes, jeigu
to nepadaroma, departamen-
ta> gimin2ms negali praneSti,
kuomet kareiviui atsitinka ne
laimG.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
SO METAL KALEJIMO w
TEVo NUzUDYMA.

Springfield, Mo-, rugs. 10
Virgil Wilkes, 10 metu am
ziauS. teiSmo atrastaS .I<alta&
savo tGvo nuzudyme. " tai
nubaustas kal6jimu 90 me.
tamS. 10 motina dar bus tel.
siama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
Bombomis pataikyta j orlaiViQ
stovyklas.

Ant orlaiviU StovyklQ mics
tuoSc Lon@uyon, BouIay, Mar
hange ir Bohm numeSta vie
nuoIika tony bombQ. Padary-
Ia vokieGiam> daug nuOStollQ.
VokicGiai bombardavo Pont
-a-Mous>on il Dielonard.
ZvaIgai prane$a, kad vokle-
Giai, rodoS, uz IIindenburgo Ii
niios gaminaSi apka>u>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18

anal NhS'ldlll IIlduSO
numeryj trumpai buvo pami-
meta, kad prezidentas Wilso-
mas atmet6 AuStrijos paSiuly-
ma sIapton konferencijon Srl
tikSIu aptarti taikos klausi-
ma. Dabargi apie tai paduo-
dame placiau.
VaIstyb6s Sekretorius Lam
sing paskelb6, kad preziden-
tas kategoriSkai atmetd Aus
tl'ijos pasiulymq stoti ] taikos
tarybaS.
,Tokiuo budu Suv. ValstijOs
pazymdjo, jogei kare YES net
lig.i pergal6S il, jog nesutinka
Stoti ! joIius kompromiSns,
paeinanCiuS is Postdamo. Tili
tuomet gall iyyiti taika, kuo.
met Vokietija if Austria pa
siduos il priims tokias sally
gas, kurios gvarantuos pasau-
liui nesudrJmsciamq RAINY
be. Nereillia nei abejoti, llad
talkininkai prezidento atsaky-
mui pilnai pritarS.
Tai nusprende pats preziden-
tas.
Be jokios konferencijos su
Savo poIitikiniais patardjaiS
prezidentaS Wilsonas nuspren-
di duoti AuStrijai atSakymq,
perSkaiteS AuStrijoS vyriausy-
btS paSkeIbtq nota. Preziden-
to nusprendimq tuojaus pas
kelbt dienraSGiai. ReiSkia, kad
prezidentai visuomenei pra-
neS6 savo stow kar6s Hvi!g-
Sniu. PraneSd stow, kuris yra
neatmainomaS ir jo niekas
negali atmainyti. TeutonamS
pastatyta neatmainomos sq-
Iygos il tos salygOs turi but
ivykintos, neziurint teutonU
iSSiSukin6jimu.
Prezidentas nelaull6 atsiun-
Giant jam oficijalds AustrijoS
notos. Tik kuomet nugirdo,
kad svedHos pasinntinys t&
notq gavd il praneSa, kad jiS
ia veikiai paSiusias, pref
dentaS tuomet padiktavo:
"Suv. Valstiju vyriausybG
jauciasi, jog tiktai vienas yra
atSakymas, koki gall duoti !
ciesoriSkq austrQ-mgarQ Wy
riauSyb6s pasiulymq. Su viSu
atvirumu Suv. Valstiiu Wy
riausyb6 yra pazym6jusi, il
tai jau kelis kartus, sqlygaS,
suIig kuriQ gal6tQ perkratinH-
ii taikos klausima. Ir negalI
ir negales kitaip atsineSti i
konferencijos pasiulymQ, mes
savo stow il tiksla pastate ga
ma aiSkiai'.
Sltq atsakyma paslunte, SEX
retoriui Lansing'ui. Pastara-
sis tuo tarpu gavo oficijale
nota. JOS teksta sulygino su
paskelbta spaudoje nota il
Viennai atsakyma pasiunte
per sveicariios pasiuntini.
Kaip spauda, taip visuome-
ne prezidento Wilsono atsaky-
ma Austrijai sutiko dziaug-
smingai. Tuo labjau, kad Vo-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
ILLINOIS VALSTIJOJ w.
REGIsTRUoTA $4,000 Wy
RU.

Springfield, ILL.,, rugs. 1S.-
AdiutantaS generolas Dickson
praneSa, kad ana ketvirtadie-
nj Illinois vaIstijoi uzregis-
truota tik 400 maziau, kaip
buvo apskaitliuojama. APPS
kaitliuota, kad turdio uzsire-
giStruoti S60,000. Gil uzsire-
giSh'avO $50, 500.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
PREz|DENTO ATSAKYMAS
TU0JAUS PAS|QSTAS
AUSTRIAN
Keturiosprincipjja|6spre
sa|ygos

, kietija su Austria, turbut, Wis
dar niekus daro is Amerikos
il talkininkQ. Visokiais bu-
dais m6gina prieiti IL apviiti.
Abelnai yra manoma, kad Aus
trija padav6 pasiulyma ne tue
tikslu, kad jai if Vokietijai
yra visai bloga. Tx tue, kad
intikinti Savo gyventojus, jog
jQ vyriauSyb6s nori taikos, jQ
siQIq, bet talkininkai pasiuly-
ma atmetQ.
Principijales prezidento sally
gos.
SqIygos, kurias pamini pre-
zidento atsakymas Austrijos
notq, yra tos, kollias preziden-
tas paSkelb6 liepos 4 d. Mount
Vernon. We JOS:
/. Sunaikinimas visokios
abSoliut6s valdzios, kur-nors
katra galttQ atskiriai, paslap-
Gia il sulig savo pasirinkimo
drumsti pasaulio ramybe; ar
ha jei dabar negali but sunai-
kinta, tai bent sumazinta ligi
visiSko jos silpnumo.
=. Sutvarkymas visokiQ klau
SimQ, palieGianciQ teritorijas,
ekonomine virSenybe, politiS-
kq SantikiQ patvarkymq, SUI
tinkant patterns zmon6ms, ku-
riuos tie klausimai paliecia
ir kuriems betarpiai tai visa
priguli Sulig materially inte-
resu, ar naudos kollios nors
kitos tautoS al gyventojQ, ku-
RE gall pareikalauti atmainin=
90 sau sutvarkymo nuosaviai
gerovei, pareinanGiai is vidu-
lines intekmGs arba vieSpata-
vino.
3. Sutartis visu tautQ tvar-
kyties savo pasielgime kita su
kitu tais paGiais garbes ir pa
garbos principals, kaip Waldo
81 visQ Siu lailIQ valstybiQ in
dividualiai pilieciai savo SAN
tikiuose kits su kitu; pripa-
distant paskutini tiksla, kad
pazad6jimai il sutartys priva-
10 but Sventai uzlaikomos, jo-
kie privatiniai suokalbiai ne
daromi, jokios savimeiles
SIlriaudos kittens nepakelia-
mos, bet isteigtas savitarpis
pasitik6jimas, atsiremiantis
ant grazaus savitarpinio pa
gerbimo ir teisybGs pamato.
4. Isteigimas taikos organi-
zacijos, kuri atsieks tikrai,
kad sujungta laisvu tautQ spe
ka suIaikys visokius istatymu
perzengimus il palengvins tai
ka il teisybe padaryti labjaus
stipresnemis ikuriant ankstai
apibrdzta. opinijos tribunala.
kuriam visi tur6s pasiduoti If
kuris iSriS visokius tarptau-
tinius klausimus, jei kurie ne
butu interesuotu tautQ isrisa
mi kitokiais artimesniais JOINS
keliais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
MIRE A. A. KARDINOLiAS
J. VI. FARLEY.
MAMARONECK

MAMARONECK. N. Y,
rugs. 18.-Gia vakar vakare
savo namuose mire a. a. kar-
dinolas John M. Farley, New
York'o arkivyskupas. Jisai
nuo sestadienio pradejo slip
nett ir gydytojai buvo pasa~
ke, kad nera vilties jam pas
veikti. .." r
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
PAKARTA PENKI NICE
RAJ EAREIVIAI.

San Antonio, rugs. lS.-
.Anl,Sti vakar ryte. Fort Sam
Houston pakarta ) nigeriai
kareiviai. Sic mirtimi nubaus-
ii " dalyvavima Houstono
riauSese. ALirtin pasmerkti
SpaIio manesyi, 1917 m.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
NAUJAUSIOS
ZINIOS
AMERIKONAI Tx w MY
LIOS NUO VOKIETIJOS
RUBEzTAUS.
SU AMERIKONU ARMIJA

SU AMERIKONV ARMIJA
LORRAINE, rugs. 49, Svar-
biausi veikimai ivyksta ant
vakarinio upes Moselle kran-
to, zemiau Pagny, kur anne
rikon&i stuniasi ant Vandie-
res.
(VanGieres yra sale upes
Moselle, " mylios nuo VOkie-
tijos rube5iaus If tarp Pont-
a-Mousson If Pagny).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
SUIRO KAIZERIO NER-
VOS; PAsIsALINO NUO
SOSTO, PRANEsIMAS.

LONDONAS, rugs. 18.-
Pasak uzsispyrusiQ paskalQ,
kaizeris kenGia nervu nupuo,
limu ir yra baisiai nusimines.
NEW YORK, rugs. 18.-va-
kar paleistos zinios, kad Vo-
kietijos kaizeris baisiai nusi-
mine ir pasisalino nuo sosto.
sios paskalos labai pradziugi-
no visus zmones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
Amerikonai bombarduoja
Metz tyirtoYes.

.AmerikonU ir talkinjnkll Ia
IluRai ivykino dideIiuS bom-
burduvimo "reidu> " ant Ba-
vonviIIp. Frc>cati, Lr Soblon
ir Metz Iinkon. Mic>tc lie Sob
ion matyta daugeIi> @ai>rQ.
.Arti Prrny. vipnaS IS amerl-
konQ lakmQ nu$ov& Zemyn
yokicciQ orIaivi.
Angll lak<tytuvai. kurI"
Shame fronte gelbSti amerlko-
mans, nuSkrido toll uz vokle-
Giu IiniiQ il keIio~e vietoS"
bombarduvo vokieciU orIalvlQ
>tovykIa>. KcIi Iakunai pra>-
krido per Karlsruhe ir Malnz.
numeSdami pu~&eStoS tono>
bOmbU.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
PAEME BOLSEVIKU LAI
VYNO BAzE.

Tokyo, rugs. 8 (Suvtlinta)
-Japonijos raitarija II p6sti-
ninkQ batalijonas rugs. Z d.
pa6m6 bolSevikQ laivyno baze
-Chabarovskq. Pa6m6 dau-
gybe kar6s medziagos: kar6s
laivq, garlaiviQ, amunicijos
sandeliQ, magazinQ, arkliQ,
automobilIu il t. t.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18
SIBERTJOJ ORGANIZUoJA
Ma LENKV ARMIJA.

Harbinas, rugs. Z (Suvelin-
ia .-Lenkq oficieriai organi-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-18

Published Daily except Sundays by
DRACGAS PUBLISHING co, Inc,
1900 ". 46th ST., Chicago, Illinois.
Phone: Mckinley 61IL EStabl. 1908
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01
sTRoLL1NG WITH SARA.

Twas a coolish evening at Camp
Rook. With his left arm bashfully en-
circling her right waist, Lieutenant
Mart Teeny strolled blissfully across
the darkening drill grounds with Sar-
sa Farilla the beautiful.
"Your eyes in the gathering dusk, ="
he whispered. tThere's a certain in
describable somep n about them"
At that moment Captain Bron Ixes
stepped from behind brindle tree
from the shadow of which he had been
devouring Sarsa Farilla with his eyes.
"Teepy," he commanded permptor-
lily, ego and see that the cannons are
stacked for the night"
Mart Teeny saluted smartly, wheel
ed, and strobe off. Captain Bron Ixes's
arm slipped around Miss Farilla IS
waist.
"Don't let me interrupt your stroll"
he said gallantly. "Oh, what eyes! They
got that inexpressible whatyoumaycallit
about 'em."
Before they had been strolling five
minutes General Hickey loomed in the
path.
IXes," he commander peremptorlly
ego back and assist at bugle inspec-
ton" Captain Ixes saluted wheelingly,
smarted, and strobe off
"Strolling?" General Hickey said
pleasantly as his arm found the warm
place made by the arms of Lieutenant
Teeny and Captain Ixes. "Did anyone
ever tell you there was something about
your eyes?"
At that moment a messenger dashed
up, handed General Hickey a telegram,
and dashed down.
Courses" explained General Rickey.
cts from the secretary of war-oI-
ders to move on to Camp Sproot at 7:15
and it s 7,01 now."
"Who's the secretary Of warq" in
quired Sarsa with patient sigh.
% Mr. Baker, - replied General Hickey
as he hurried away.
81 wonder if III like him?" unused
Sarsa Farilla. And she continued her
stroll, but no one else showed up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01
pnCK Ache
E.Inster Up with Penetrating
Eiarasisa's Wizard OIL

A harmless and effective prepara-
ton to relieve the pains of Pheulna-
tism, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lum-
baqo is Hamiin's Wizard Oil. It pen
etrates quickly, drives out soreness,
and l;rlbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles
You have no idea how useful it
will be found in cases of every day
aiiment or mishan, when there IS
need of ct immediate healing, anti
septic application, as in cases of
spra;ns bruises, cuts, burns, bites
and stjngs
Get It from druggists for 80 cents.
# net satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick
he dache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 80
cents. Guaranteed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01
THE NEXT LIBERTY LOAN

Banker A. L. Mills of Portland says the next liberty
loan will probably be made from the middle of April to
the middle of May and that the amount will not be less
than six billion dollars than eight billions Ore
gons shore will be according to his judgment $45OOOOO
of which Portland will have to take of from $2000O
1000 to $25000000 leaving the amount to be raised
by the state outside Of Portland In discussing the matter
before the Ad Club he brought out many interesting
points, among them that if only the number of per-
sons subscribe to the coming loan to the last the
subscriptions will have to average $1,000 each. The
smallest bond will be before for $50 and it expected
the interest will be increased for the issue to 4
per cent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open CIOgged Nos
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in few moments. Your
cold in head or catarrh will be gone.
Your clogged nostrils will open. The air
passages of your head will clear and
you can breathe freely. No more dull
ness, headache; no hawking, snufiing,
mucous discharges or dryness; no strug-
Cling for breath at night.
Tell your druggist you want small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply 8
lutte of this fragrant, antiseptic cream
in your nostrils, let it penetrate through
every air passage of the head; soothe
and heal the swollen, infamed mucous
membrane, and relief comes instantly.
1t is just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs. Don't stay stufed-up
and miserable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01
The Woman Who Changed
By JANE PHELPS

I played wonderfully well, . also knew
that had played we'll; was he angry
because / had yielded 70 their pleadings
and accompanied paid performerl l
could think of nothing else.
s.How in the world did you come 10
tell Madge Loring about buying those
books-etiquette books3'f the Sneer
with which be said the last words was
Understandable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01

Every day the wires tell of the arrest of persons who
are active in hindering the work of the government
There is but little said however to their punishment
probably because the punishment is hardly worth men
tioning Thirty days in jail to be about the limit
punishment at ALL This kind Of enemies should be in
termed during the war, and made to work at something
that will pay for their keep too and when the war is over
they should be returned to their native countries and not
permitted to return.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01

New York, March 1.-The sensational
news which has come forward from Rus
sia has tended in financial circles to
retard the improvement so noticeable at
the close of last weeE. Ever since the
Bolsheviki gained control of the immed-
late situation developments of this same
general character have been so dramatic
and such violations of sound Judgment
and practice that the capitulation of
the leaders to the German military ma
chine may with propriety be considered
but one more of these spectacular and
irresistible happenings. The Bolsheviki
government is not Russia; it cannot
itself control with any degree of per-
manance the huge expanse of territory,
nor the many millions of souls. Sooner
or later order will develop out of the
current chaos. Men will be found with
sufficient moral and intellectual force
to direct the destinies of the unfor-
tunate country on lines dictated by mod
ern civilization. Even drunk as they
are with their success in overthrowing
former autocratic conditions, no con-
siderable part of the Russian people
is willing to jump from the frying pan
into the fire; when time for sober
thought comes they will be far from con-
tent with a mere change from Gar
to Kaiser. What in their own hearts they
are striving for is the freedom of
thought and action which can come only
from democracy. Any attempt of Ger
many or any other country to run coun-
ter to this inherent trend can but end
Il ON o. tpnIcIxr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01

The establishing of potato starch factory here is
only kind of factories that be kept here those
which find their raw material here With the Kings
Products company handling the marketable potatoes and
the starch factory the cus steady market is assured
growers and this should the planting Of larger
acreage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01

Heney is giving the big meat packers some very un-
easy days and perhaps nights He has shown conclusive
y that the big fellows are hand in glove with each other
and stand together to put the consumers gener
ally and the government especially When the war is
over if not sooner, this class must be dealt with and
punished and the proper punishment to take from them
every dollar of criminal profit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01

The six cent street car fare is still of the leading
questions down in the metropolis Judge Martin L. Pipes
saws the commission has bunged and that it had no right
to change the contract entered into between the city and
the car company as to fares The feeling running high
over the matter and to do away with the Public
Service Commission has been started
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01

Airplanes recently captured from the Germans show
the latter shy of material for their ashps Inc aus
patches Yesterday telling of this also mentioned spruce
tree cut in Clarke county, Washington that was Is feet
in diameter 20 feet from the butt and that was 16O feet
to the first limb This illustrates the difference as to sup
plies and material between Germany and the United
States.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01

The alien Stacker bill passed the house Wednesday
night by vote of 44 to 81 The bill provides for barring
from citizenship and deportng of aliens of draft age who
claim exemption from military service and authorizes the
work This applies only to aliens who are citizens Of
countries at war with Germany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01

Bryan has had all kinds of experiences now for yester
day he was hooted down when he tried to speak at
Toronto Canada He was billed to deliver address on
prohibition but frankly told by the audience that he
was not wanted This is something entirely unprecedent
ed in the career of the silver tongued one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01

The potato starch factory is assured if the growers
are ready to furnish the material and we believe
they are Next order for this year should be the estab
shment of the flax industry here in some permanent
FORM We inclined to think that, also, will be ac-
compshed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01

Japan stands ready to throw 100000 troops into
Siberia awaiting only the assent of the United States to
the plan Cossacks in Siberia have asked the allies to in
ervene to save that portion Of the Russian empire from
the Germans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01

The Columbia shipyard at Portland launched its fourth
$500 steel ship Wednesday, 1t required but 81 work
ing days from the time the keel laid until the big
ship floated at anchor on the Willamette A ship day,
should be the aim of the Northwest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-01
ON THE WAY HOME


CHAPTER NV.
George was very quiet when we first
left Mrs. Loring 5 and asked the rea-
SON;
- Did you not have a good timef"
Certainly I did-that is, until your
idiotie performance spoiled Il.
"What do you meant They all said