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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16

For Sal-We have several proper
ties for rent in different locations of
the city. House at 7os North Third
street for rent. nos East Main street,
one on West Boone street and two on
Summit street and many others. We
can also sell you . house. small pay
ment down. balance like rent. Cali at
our office v Spurseon's store. We
are In our Office at evenings. Wednes-
days and Saturdays. Plumb Brothers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16

To Rent-Two seven room apart
ments: modern: garden ground; SIS
per month. George Wilton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16

To R~ent-Modern furnished light
housekeeping rooms with linen and
bedding. ZOE South Third avenue.
Mrs. L. d. Young.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16

Wanted-Ashes to haul and gardens
to pillow. Phone yellow 1880.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16

10 hent-Lower three room. upper
and four room furnished fiat SIS an6
$40. Phone 541.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16

Wante%Auto and gas engine work,
prices right, work guaranteed. Phone
1906 red, Hansen & Stevens, 10 Wood
street, one-half block east o. Church
street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
WANTED.

Wanted]unk. Phone white 1870:
our wagon will call.
The Coconino sun., 1918-08-30

Brannen Building 40 The following teachers are employed by the public school for the coming year:
 o. H. Richardson, principal.
 Miss Elizabeth Watkins, domestic science and art.
 Miss Verna Metcalf, music and drawing.
 G. S. Baboyan, manual training. Mrs. Anne L. Noble, kindergarten. Miss Alice B. Windes, first grade. Miss Jennie Whipple, first grade. Miss Bess Tidwell, second grade. Miss Mary J. Leedom, second grade. Miss Flora Jensen, third grade. Miss Leslie Mayflower, fourth grade.
 Miss Lura Kinsey, fifth grade. Miss Lura Blair, sixth grade. Miss Annie c. Linney, seventh grade.
 Mrs. Bertha s. Kennedy, eighth grade.
 Some new playground apparatus has been recently installed-a set of swings and a set of travelling rings. Other improvements are to follow soon which will make the playground more attractive to the children.
The Coconino sun., 1918-08-30

For Sale--New 7-room house, all modern conveniences, furnace, garage, concrete walks, lots 100x150 feet. Will sell furnished or unfurnished. Also first-class piano at a bargain. Apply Mrs. Earl E. Rosenberry.
 (5-7-tf)
The Coconino sun., 1918-08-30
3O2 ENROLLED IN
 FLAGSTAFF SCHOOLS

The public school is we'll under way at the Emerson and the Brannen buildings, with an enrolment of 3G2 distrihuted as follows:
The Coconino sun., 1918-08-30
D. E. COLLINS Flagstaff, Arizona

Cattle also bran ed FAX, z left shoulder, A left rib X left hip. Buckhorn brand of cattle range Beaver Creek and Montezuma We'll Brand
 0on left yAA ribs of
 c at tie
 and on lefl thigh of horses.
The Coconino sun., 1918-08-30

Thirty-gallon range boilers less than market prices, and special prices on all kinds of bath room trimmings, mir TOTS, towel bars, soap holders, etc. T. A. Slattery, basement of Dr. Raymond Bldg.
The Coconino sun., 1918-08-30

Aged Ewes for Sale--About 800 head of aged ewes, for November de- livery; bucks will be put in about July 10. Can be seen at Benedict & O.. ranch at Anita, Ariz., on Grand Can yon railroad.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
BRITISH SEVEN MILES
BEYOND SOMME RIVER.
uter1-,..44l Nees service

LONDON. Sept 7.-iI2.l5 D. m.J-era,. forces aitand
northeast and sourhe3 the have carrure3 i
court SoneI-ie-Gnni ant Netz-en-Cou-e ra- office
nouncej TO-DAY
CThi represents an advance Of about seven mile, .rcs
S0mme river crosSed.)
Havrincourt wood has been penetrated sat German 0n>o
captured there
(HaTncouu wood lie, south o Bars-ne Cambria ROAD I'd
nine miles ouhweS Cambria The wood lsr south of
of Havuc0u~t That fistn- was HE scene a lrage a
lS in the Artois battle
The repor follows.
British troops MADE further pr ye-S ester1as srlg ana
night and uorrheas Pe-onue and have aken Fancour
rel-lt-Grand and Metz-el Coure
North the latter village h- western
tons VI HavrincCurt O0i
we have taken q number % prisoner
North OF Ia Basset canal or patrols gained >ro-nl 81
German positions about Ceneleuy ana NOlaines
Further south carried successful minor 9psatoa
erjag evening between Hill 30 q (Which the British
ana Wulverghem (Which i, also IN British hands, hs RS
which captured 10 prisoners
.In the same di>uici he British advanced hsr lines The
reci0n o Nessnes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
RENCH ADVANCE ON 4O-M|LE Front, TAKE TERCN|ER
TWO UBOATS, ABOUT TO i TACK AMERICANS, SUI
nuN =, :A0L0NG
FLIGHT TOWARD
HIS OLD 0EFENSES
nternatLonal - serviee

international News Service
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY ON
THE FLANDERS BATTLE FRONT
Cnoon). sept The Germans are
IL neadlong fight toward the old
Hindenburg line south OF Cambria
and north Of ST Quentin, according g
TO reports just reaching here from
the lighting front
The enemy Is making all possib 2
haste to get behind the old defen-
sive positions
More than half Of TIavrincou r
wood had been captured by tie
British (southwest of CambraD and
Metz-en- -Coutre. IN the same district
has been occupied.
During the months drive the
British in Flanders and Picardy
have taken about 5000 German
prisoners. 700 guns and nearly three
score Of villages and towns. as well
as hundreds Of square miles Of ter
ritory.
The Wotan switch cat the north.
ern end Of the Hindeuburg line) has
been smashed by the British. fore.
ing the enemy 60 retreat behind the
original IIindenbure defensive
chain
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
Would Take All Income Over
100000 to Pay War Bills

The war Marsh SAID '\o other
deserves consideration. The priv
iIeged interests want 20 saddle the
prodteer on the back OF every re-
turning soldier We mus. not lose
in America the war we win .n Eu-
rope"
When the house again tooE up The
bill today. Chairman Ktchiu OF the
ways and means committee resumed
Lis explanation OF its various pro-
visions which he began yesterday.
He repeatedly urged the passage o.
the measure in its present form ami
presented an array OF dSures TO
subs-antiate his contention that ln-
creased taxation on war and excess
profits was justified oy the enormous
returns he seld American business
men and corporations he'd s'readv
made out ~ The war
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
Destroyers Come to
Aid of Transports
Lost From Convoy
British and French Vessels Bear Down
on Huns With Racehorse Speed,
Saving Yankee Troops.
BY DELTUs VI. EDWARDs.

LONDON Sept 1.-Two German submarines that purSu-
ing two American transports which had become separated from
their convoy sunk the English channel by British and
French desoyers just began appear that the American
troops surely doomed
The transports approaching the English when the
U-boats suddenly appeared
Twelve ships headed safety and the others which
were of, darted for a French port
The submarines and the conveying desoyer aed half
the channel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
FOE RESORTS TO TERRORISM.

bis time the allies approaching the Hndeanurg line 0f
enSeS with superior artillery and aircraft and not ike
ON the first attempt 10 breach this chain OF fOrtc3touS
The deep disappointment of the having % gile
much valuable ground rich ho0 shown their teri
SIN tactics in dnamtne buildings and DESTROYING everything
their path
Everywhere the Germans have acked he COUNTRYSIDE and mi
furniture and other article stolen from French home,
sent into German
The Germans taken bg surpusa when a. French -a
into the lower portion 0t he ColCr forest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
FRENCH SHIPS DESTROY SECOND.
eXpIOSIon

meantime swift French destroyer swept around the
American transports that in peril putting down smoke
to hide them from the Germans.
The French ship swung about just in time second Ger
man U-boat coming up.
Another depth charge unoaded from the French
o'war and the submarine destroyed
John J. Hayes politician from Jersey City \. j., who was
OF the transports declared afterwards that the work Of
the British and French destroyerS wonderful
It looked though had chance al ALL said Hayes I'VE
lid not think going get away for it seemed though
The British could not possibly reach in time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
QUITS EMPTIEs FOR LOADED SHIPS.

long string empty transports moving the
voyage America and submarine coming
them but when miles away the U-boa commander saw
the other transports and started off to attack them
The submarine submerged but TO the surface again about
yards troop ships The ubmersble headed
the wrong direction for attack and it started turn
British destroyer leapei upon the reyer and dropped depth
charge Squarely upon its elbow.
The submarine blown completely the by the
explosion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
BAYONETS IN ENEMY's RIBS.
international New, Service

French officer in commenting upon tle comparison herv
year. said:
Far from The coIly methodch German retirement of l9
this time our bayonetS are In the entmt ribs
The German resistance strongest the southern end
HndenbuTg line where the enemy have natural harcajes
sectors OF Chemn deS Danes and The S. Gohau forest prof
their movements
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
DESTROYER MAKES SPEED.

But just when appeared that going to he torpedoed
British destroyer Jumped ahead like locomotive under full
steam We thought it going TO the submarine
depth charge dropped just in front of the Uboat taking
on the bows.
The submarine SO feet into the air in black. smoking
mass OF ruins
THE submarine then close were
loms mei ou Of the water ourselves BY the tremendous
)loSOn.
Then when the French DESTROYER threw off charge
oiled beam ends bl the boWn-up water
The submarine surely gone for the surface of the
lge the surface. also
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
LOOKS LIKE A RACEHORSE."

THAT British DESTROYER looked like racehorse it plunged
IL going that its under water
The British and French ships continued dart like
watch dogs Combng the any further signs of the
After seeing that safe they turned back look
the empteS. Their work done.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
AIRPLANES NOW
IN GUAM T|Ty
PRODUCTION
Gen. March Says One Concern
Has Increased Output From
Four a Week to 100
De HaViIandS.
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international News Service.
WASHINGTON. Sept. More
than 1900 de Haviland planes have
been delivered TO date, and OF these
more than 500 have been shipped
abroad. Gen. Peyton c. March, chief
of staff, told members Of the senate
military affairs committee at their
weekly conference with him today
The chief Of staff referred especially
TO the work OF the Fisher Body COM
pany. which has reached practically
a quantity production basis.
Heretofore this company, Gen.
March said. had been delivering on
an average of four planes a week.
Last week they delivered 100. this
number being included i'm the total
figures for deliveries which Gen
March furnished the committee.
Pershing Commands BIG Force.
Concentration of the American
troops in France is being speedily eff
fected members OF the committee
were told. They said Gen. March
asserted that the latest figures re
ceived from abroad showed that g.
per cent OF our men "over there"
are now directly under the COM
mand OF Gen. Pershing This, IN
the opinion Of the senators who at
tended the conference indicated au
extensive action by the Americans
in the not far distant future. Gen.
March did not disclose whether. in
his opinion. this concentration fore
cast q thrust against the Germans
by the Americans. Independent O.
their allies, or whether the Ameri-
cans would be used as "a mobile re-
serve.
Troops Continue Moving
Troop shipments. mem bers OF the
committee were told. have continued
during the past month al the same
rate as during the summer. Gen.
March gave no definite figures as TO
the overseas shipments however
senators said.
Gen Marchs statement that 80
per cent of the troops abroad Were
now directly under the command of
the American conmander-in-ch chief
of the eXpeditonary forces. gave
rise TO the belief that in the future
American soldiers sent abroad would
receive their training under him
instead OF being brigaded with either
the French or British. Whether this
plan may be adopted was purely o
matter for speculation. IL was point
ed out, and was not touched upon
by the chief of staff However. that
such course would be taken was
the opinion OF various senators al
the conference
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
REPRESENTATIVES
Of j. s. COME To
PLAN HOUSE, 8
Government Men to Confer
With City Officials Regard
ing New Addition.

Mayor Carson this morning re-
ceived a telegram from Washington.
T. c., announcing the prospective e
arrival Of two government officials
boo south Bend this afternoon in re-
sard 10 the proposal of the govern
IleGt 10 erect 200 houses in this city
al a cost of S7O0.O00.
The mayor. City Controller Swy-
gart and mem bers OF the city coun-
eli viii meet the two government
men tonight at a conference TO be
held in regard to the action OF the
government I'm appropriating $780,
900 for the erection of houses here
10 take care OF workmeu employed
at the industrial plants i'm South
Bend making government supplies
Three tracts of land on which TO
build the houses are under consid-
Grafton by the government. and il is
probable that a decision as TO which
one OF the tracts Will be used vii,
De reached tonight
south Bend has been promised
100000 10y the government 70 re-
lieVe this city.s housing conditions.
with a further promise OF 100000
more in the event that il is seen the
war continues another year Two
government men were here two
weeks ago. and upon departing for
Washington they told Mayor Car
son that South Bend would be given
S700. .000 at once with another S200.-
900 70 come In the event the war
continues amy length of time
Made Complete Survey.
A complete survey of the city was
made by the government officials In
regard TO the erection OF go houses
here at a cost FOR each house OF ap-
proXimately $2S00. The government
men rejected the proposal made 10
them 20 use the vacant lots scattered
throughout the city and insisted
that suitable tract of land must be
secured. Immediately three tracts
OF land were viewed 10y shem with
one Of the three tracts 10 be selected
upon which TO erect tbe l5G houses
Mayor Carson aud the mem ber-
o. the city council have assured tae
government that the necessary ex-
tension OF street pavemeuts. sewer.
and water and gas mains will 1e
made as soon as the government
gives the word. Plumbing figure.
have already been obtained bv the
government for the proposed houses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
IMPORTANT RAIL CENTER
IS CAPTURED FROM 70.
Foch's Forces Close Victory Week
in Possession of Many Former Strong
holds of Hindenburg Defense.

LONDON 0 p. M, Sept The French have sd
vanced few miles 4O-mile front, point max
ing four miles progress.
Iergnier has been captured from the Germans said re-
port from the battle field this afternoon
British troops have progressed from
HavrncOur to the Aisne river.
The capture of Tergnier by the French unusually
important feat Iergnier big railway junction
PARIS, Sept 7.-(lO g. m)Freuca troops ae now only /
miles from la Fere ot the chief German pivot positions
tending the southern end OF the Hndenhurg line.
They are four miles from ST. Quentin q Ha>.o0 supporting
center OF the line
The French the southern end The Hnjeub|
line from Anzy to FreSneS
FOr the most part the German retirement carried
under protection of the Sti6St machine gun ~ce i
the allies pressed the retreatng enemy coSe mat he
able to save his vast stores and supple an >ni onl pad
burned, fell into the hands of the French
he great amount OF material taken Dr. h- sho
ed the haste with which the Germans ha abandon their II
tons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-07
FRENCH THREE MILES
BEYOND Hun STRONGHOLD

international News Service
PARIS. Sept 1- (Noon.) -
French troops that captured Ham
have advanced over three miles east
Of that old German stronghold. talk
ing numerous additional Villages
from the Germans the war office
stated today.
All the way from the Somme sec
tor to the Oise the French kept up
their relentless pursuit of the Ger
mans throughout the night smash
ing al resistance
TerSnier. about three miles from
The German key position Of L. Fere
and approximately "a miles from
Laou has been captured
Tie western border Of Cer'.~ wood
has been penetrated
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-25
.TURKAI sTOJO UzPUO-
LIMAN PRIZES RUsUS.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill, on February
25, 1918, .as required by the act .!
October s, 1917.
Londonas, vas. 34.-Tur-
ku armija Uzkaukazyj sto-
90 uzpuoliman pries rllsus.
Ia zinia gauta is rusp va
karinio kares fronto sto-
vyklos. Furkai pradejo ":
puolina net nepasibaigus
ginklu sudejimo laikui.
Turkai jau paeme Plata
ma ir suparalizavo pasi-
traukima Kaukazo korpu-
sui, kurs susigrupayes pa
juriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-25

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on February
%, 1918, as required by the act OF
October s, 1917.
Londonas, vas. "a. Is
Ryrno pranesta, kad praei-
ta. penktadieni susa11dyta
.trys vokieciq agentai snipai
Lanzetta, Pegassano II
Gatti " padegima dide-
les vertes kares medziagos
Genoa uoste ir w dinamito
dirbtuveje Cengio pagamin-
ia ekspliozija.
Visi trys pasodinta ant
kedziu peeiais i sautuvus ir
nusauta, kaipo sales isda-
vikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-25

skan If begiu 8 dienp pa
sirasyti po taikos sutartimi,
kuri pilnai turi but pripa-
zzinta j dvi saYaiti. !"
Rusu oficijaIiam pranesi-
me toliaus sakoma, kad po
tomis salygomis padeta:
Berlynas, vasariQ q d. Il
pasirasyta Vohetijos lzsie-
'nip reikalu sekretoriaus DR..
Won Kuehlmann ir leitenan-
to generolo (pavarde pra-
leista), arnijos vyriausio
komendanto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-25
zUvo 8 LAKUNA1.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on February
rs, 1918, as required by the act ct
October 6. 1917.
Memphis, Tenn, vas. "a.
Park Fielde vakar ore susi-
dauze du lakstytuvu -ir nuo
to zuvo trys lakunai. Jie
'yra:
Guy Fl. Reagel, Chicago,
evils instruktorius.
Kadetas Robert Gray,
Jr., Long Island, N. Y.
Kadetas James H. Webb,
Rome, Ga.
Lakstytuvl susidauzy-
mas ivyko, kuomet kadetas
Gray megino isVengtl susl-
-dauSzymo SUI kitu lakstytu-
VII. Pakrypes salin staiga
susidauze su kitu, ku1iam
.buyo instruktorius Reagel
SUI Webb'l.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-25
.L..i.e|'||t'u.VlI|i|Q | ! upas
klla| prizes
s0I|CijaIlstus 0
DaugsIis ds|sgatQ
TuoSiasi seiman

Chicago juda, kruta,
ruosiasi j selma. Tx va
kar diena,. kaip pasieke
mus zinios, isrinkta Chi
cagoj apie 80 delegatp.
Is vieno Bridgeporto, sa-
ko, vaziuosia net kelioli-
ka delegatp. Beveik kick
viena draugija, ypac pa
selpine, stengiasi siusti
savo atssova. Upas prizes
socijalistus auga, zmones
nebe juokais ina skers-
akiuoti prizes "Naujienu'
judosiska darba, Tiesicg
keista, kaip laikrastis
"Lietuva" dar galejo is
reiksti nuomone, kad,
girdi, reiketu paklausyti
socijalistp ir selma atide-
ii. Argi ne aisku, kad SO
cijalistams rupi ttik su-
griauti seimas: gall vi
stems metams atideti, jie
Wis viena neVaEubs.
Bet ju agitacija intek-
mes nepadaro. Juo "Nau-
jienos" labiau rekia, juo
uoliau chicagieciai ruo-
siasi j selma. Visa sita
nesvari agitacija skau-
dziai lures atsiliepti ant
"Naujienu" biznio. Emo
mes pamatys, koks tai ne
tikes If nevalus paukstis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-25
;RCAGOS LETUVIAI SKA7LING DALYvAUS SENME new YORK
AUSTRLJA NEKARIAU-
IA PRIZES RUsIJA.
Taip tvirtina Austrijos
premjeras.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on February
rs, 1913, as required by the act OF
October. 6. 1917.
Amsterdam, vas. % DR..
von seydler, premjeras,
kalbedamas zemesniajarn
parlamento butte, pazymejo:
Austria Vengrija media
lyvauja militariniam veiki-
ME, koki dabar pradejo Vo-
kietija pries Rusija. Aus
trijos- -Vengrijos kariuomene
nesibriauja Ukrainon, sul
kuria mes esame taikoje.
Tarp Austrijos If Rumu-
MICS veikia ginklu sudeji-
mas. Taikos derybos prasi-
des uz keletos dienu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-25
RUsU KAREIvIAI BEGA
MAsKvOS PUSEN.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on February
25, 1918, as required by the act OF
October 6, 1917.
Stockholmas, vas. "a.
Revelio uosta rusai labal
islengvo iskrausto. Karei-
vial atsisako gelbeti kraus-
TYNE. Jie taippat atsisako
naikinti amunicija ir kares
medziaga.
Abelnai yra spejama,
kad jei vokieeiai suskubs
paimti Reveli, tai tenaiti-
mis- visas rusp garnizonas
teks vokieciams.
Rusq kareiviai is siauri-
Mo fronto bega Maskvos
pusen. Jie pagrobe 81 trau
kinius, anot pranesimo, il
priverte 40 tukstaneiu ka-
reiviu gabenti Salin nuo be-
sibriaujanciu vokieciu.
Vakarines rusu armijos
stovykla perkelta Smolen-
skan, uz $50 myliu pietva-
karuose nuo Maskvos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-25

master at Chicago, ILL.,, on FeDruary
25, 1918, as required by the acS OF
October G, 1917.
Berlynas, vas. "a. Vo-
kiecip armijos, isibriovu-
sios Rusijon per Volynija,
paeme tVirtove Dubno.
Apie tai pranesa vokieciq
kares ofisas.
officials pranesimas taip
skamba:
"Estonijoj mes einame
pirmyn j rytus. Livonijoje
uzememe Walk.
"Ukrainoj besibriauda-
ma kariuomene pietu pusen
nuo Lucko pasieke Dubno.
Visur musp veiklumas yra
pasekmingas.
"'Nelaisviu skaitlius dide-
ia. Tarp paimtp nelaisyen
yra du generolu, 12 pulki-
ninku, 433 kit oficieriai If
9,770 kareiviQ.
"Kitose kares lauko vie
tose nieko svarbaus neinvy-
ko.'
Is Berlyno pranesama,
kad vyriausioj vokieciq ka-
res stovykloj uSvakar kone
feravo imperatorius Wilhel-
mas, imperatorius Karolis,
fiedmarsalas von Hinden-
burg ir gen. Ludendo1ff.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-02-25
BOLSEv|KAI ATS|SAKE
KARIAUTI
PriGnG VOkiGCiQ statOmaS
tajkOs sq|ygas
uETUVA TATAI PASILIEkA PO VOKIECIU

til uz politiskuosius prasi-
zengimus kuoveikiaus pa
liuosuojami.
"Rusija padarys taika su
Ukrainos liaudies respub-
>lika. Ukraina If Suomijq
tuojaus apleidzia rusp ka-
riuomene ir raudonoji gvar-
dija.
"Rusija sugrazina Turk
jai visa Anatolijos fronta.
"Visiska rusu armiju de-
mobilizacija, menus IT ta,
kuri dabartines vyriausy-
bes naujai suorganizuota,
kuoveikiaus atliekama.
"Rusijos kares laivai
Juodose jurese, Baltijos Ju-
rese ir Arktiko vandenyne
kuoveikiaus pasiuneiami /
RusijOs uostus il tenai lal-
komi ligi taikos ivykimui. .
"Talkininku kares laivai,
kurie yra risp autoriteto
sferose, pripazlstami rusq
laivais.
"Juodose ir Baltijos jill
r6se laivais prekyba atnau-
iinama, kaip pripazinta gin
klu sudejimo sutartyje.
Minos turi bus isgaudytos.
"KuOveikiaus visos MI
nos jurese prasalinamos.
ArktikO okeano blokada
tesiasi igi ivyksiant gene
raliai taikai.
"Sugrazinama rusQ-Vo-
kieciu prekybos sutartls Is
1914 metu.
Nelaisviams atlyginimas.
: "Legales ir politikines
sutartys sutvarkomos vo'
kieeGip rusu konvencijoje.
, "Uz civilius kares metu
padarytus nuostolius atty
ginimas bus apkalbetas SUI
lyg vokieciu pasiulymo.
"Turi but atlyginta kares
nelaisviams sulyg rusu pa
siulymo.
"Rusija praleis If pa
rems, taip kaip jinai issiga-
Ii, .vokie6iq papildymus del
kares nelaisviu, civilip ne
laisviu If pabegeliq.
Duodama 48 valandos laiko.
"Rusija pasizada .mesti
salin visokia propaganda
ir agitacija centralese val
stybese ir jp laikinai uzlm-
tose terito1ijose.
"Virsminetos salygos
p1ivalo but pripazintos 48
valandu begiu. Rusq inga-
liotiniai paivalo kuovei7
klaus keliauti Brest-Litoy-