davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1918-06-06
Be Careful m Using
Soap on Your Hair

Most soaps and prepared shamDoos
contain too much alkaii. which Il vsry
injurious. as IL dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is just plaIu
mulsihed eoeoanut oil. for It Is pure
and entirely greaselsss. It's very
cheap, and beats the most expensive
SOAPS or anything else all TO pieces.
You can get this az any drug store,
and q few ounces VIII last the whole
family for monthA-
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub Il in, about q teaspoonful 10
al that is required. i makes an
abundance OF rich, creamy lather,
cieanses thoroughly, and rinses out
easily. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, and s. soft. fresh looking,
bright, fluffy, wavy. and easy 20 han
die. Besides. q ioosens and takes out
every particle Of dust. dirt and dan,
druff.
The Washington times., 1918-06-06
Be Patriotic and Patch
Your Pants, Says McAdOO;
BarUCh Goes One Better

Patch your pants and be a
patriot" says william G. ,1IcAdoO,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Turn your pants inside out and
have 'em made over" says Ber-
nard n. Baruch. chairman OF the
war Industries board, who today
went Mr.. McAdoo one better. BIr.
Baruch says a mans a man no
matter what his pants are.
He gives fun support to the
council OF defense idea that The
people should conserve on cloth
ing as q patriotic act He says
that in the good old boyhood
days, IL was the customary thing
for boys and even men to take
fathers hand-me-downs, turn
'em inside out. make new things
out OF EN-. and save the money.
do IL now" says Mr.. Baruch.
"Be a patriot and help the coun-
try"
The Washington times., 1918-06-06
HIGH milk PRICE
AND POVERTY ARE
MENACE TO Child

Permanent poverty Is becoming a
real menace to the healthy growth Of
the children Of the nation. according
hrst reports to the chiIdren'S Bureau
OF the Department OF Labor, made a.
a result Of exhaustive Investigations
In connection with ehiIdren's year.
Diseases resulting from undernour-
ishment are the principal danger
to children OF the Well-tO-do. as
well ~ those OF the poor, It - indi-
Gated
high prices Of food. particularly
milk. Is the chief cause Of the spread
Of ailments among all classes Of chi
dren.
The Washington times., 1918-06-06
ACCUSED PACKER ASKS
FOR EARLY HEARING

Thomas Z. Wilson, packer, charged
with supplying spoiled meat to the
United States army at Camp Travis,
Tex, today appeared before the Fed
eral trade commission with a mo-
ton to advance the hearing in his
case from July to June IS.
He denied charges made against
his company, declaring they grew out
Of one box OF kidneys and a barrel
of hearts which had been overlooked
in a public storage plant He said
500 100000 pounds OF meat furnish ed
by his company to the allies testified
to its reliability. In reply to Wilson,
Examiner w. T Chantland, OF the
commission, declared other instances
OF bad meat have been found since
the hrst complaint was hIed
The Washington times., 1918-06-06

Our Boys Will junk the JunICerI
n you pay your Income Tax early.
The Washington times., 1918-06-06
Stenographers and vacations
and The Ediphone

Here they are right ahead-vacations. Usually
theymean one of two things: substitutes, "
or correspondence snarled up owing to
doubling up of work. And it's worse this
year-ofice stats already are short. Add
that to vacations" and you are facing
tidy problem if you are depending upon
the shorthand system.
If you would really like some intelligent help
this year-help that you will tie-to for all
yearservice-you will take the few minutes
necessary to find out why The Ediphone
has replaced shorthand in thousands of
business offices. To the everlasting COM
fort and efficiency of the stenographer
and the 'boss"
The Washington times., 1918-06-06
GET
BLIND ORDERS FOR
NATIONAL STRIKE

CHICAGO, June 6.-"BIind'' orders
for a nationwide strike Of COM
mercial teIegraphers were issued by
International President S. J. Konen-
kamp today. Operators are instruct
ed on procedure when the walkOut
occurs.
The date IS set, but Konenzamp
said Il would not be this week or the
fore part OF the next The strike nr-
der will affect both the Western I'm
ion and Postal companies, said Konsn-
kamp.
Konenkamp today conferred with
E ]. Thomas, representing railway
telegraphers, who agreed not to han
die Western Union and Postal mes
sages during a strike, II was an
nounced.
Two possibilities for averting The
tie-up are Intervention by President
Wilson or the war administration
The Washington times., 1918-06-06
DIPLOMAS GIVEN
1872 STUDENTS AT
c. v. j. EXERCISES
By BRIGGS

One hundred and eighty-tWo young
men and women who have devoted the
last four years or more to the pursuit
Of knowledge in George Washington
University today started forth on
their careers following commence
ment exercises last night IN Central
High School auditorium.
Joseph A. Auerbach. member Of the
New York bar, made q patriotic
address.
Rear Admiral Charles Herbert
Stockton. u. S. N, retired, president
OF the university. whose resignation
becomes effective At the end Of the
present academic year, conferred ten
honorary degrees. He also made a
brief address to the members Of the
graduating classes.
Honorary degrees were conferred
upon the following: Master Of arts,
Abram Lisner: master OF science,
Theodore willard Case: doctor Of
divinity. Douglas Putnam Bernie:
doctor OF science, John Fillmore Hay
ford and William Henry Holmes, and
doctor OF letters. Joseph Smith Auer-
bach. James Howard Gore, James
Phinney Monroe. James Macbride
Sterrett, and Isabel Anderson.
The Washington times., 1918-06-06
SIR WILLIAM ROBERTSON
TO HEAD HOME FORCES

LONDON, June 6--Sir William Rob
ertscn, former chief Of stan, has been
temporarily appointed to command
the home forces Of Great Britain.
The Washington times., 1918-06-06

Help to change Somewhere in
France to Somewhere in Germany
By paying your Income Tax Today.
The Washington times., 1918-06-06

NEW HOSPITAL FOR U. s. MEN
The British Red Cross Aas donatei
to the American Red Cross hospital
Of 500 beds to be erected at windsar
Great Park. near King Georges coun-
try estate.
The Washington times., 1918-06-06

Paying your Income Tax dOes net
make = here 81 yea bat yOu feel
god inside.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
Negali jie jokiuo budu susi-
taikinti SUI vokieciais.


Londonas, sausio "a.
Anot gautu bevieliG tele-
grafu ziniq, RusiJos vyriau-
syb5 isleido du atsiliepimu,
uzvardintu Il visus," ku-
liuose praneSama pasauliui,
jogei Vokietijos uzsienill
reikalu sekretoriaus Won
Kuehlmanno dekleracija,
kad centrales valstyb6s ne
atSarks savo armiju is W.
imtp teritoriju net lig;i vi
suotinos Europoje taikos,
didziai suvyl6 Vokietijos il
Austrijos- s-Vengrijos gwen
tojus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
PRASIDEDA VEIKIMAL
vAKARU FRoNTE.

Vakariniam kar6s fronte,
ty. Prancuzijoj il Belgijoj,
kur atsiranda kitos priesals
kitas skaitlingiausios prize
Sininku armijos, mazu-pa-
mazu iSsnaujo pradeda savo
veikima. Oficijaliai prane-
ssama, jogei, kad kieh nors
atSilus iSnaujo ten prasides
perkuniju trenksmas.
Pestininkai is savo vietll
neiisssijudina ! atakas. Bet
vietomis artilerija be palio-
.yos griaudzia il griausmas
smarkeja. Lakunll veiklmas
irgi pasididines.
Britannia oficijahai pra-
nese, jogei vol5ieGiams pasl-
seke pasekmingai uzpulti
anglu apkasus vakaruose
nuo La Basse. Bet ties Vii
lers Guislain uzpuolimas
atmustas.
Prancuzijos kares ofisas
pranesa, kad Nieuport apy-
linkese praeita treciadienll
vokieciams pasiseke PAIN
ii kaikurias prancuzll pozl-
ciias. Teciau prancuzal at
muse tas pozicijas.
Prancuzl praneSime talp-
pat sakoma, kad ties YER
dunu smarldai veikia vokie-
cigl artilerija, ypac Chau-
me misko fronte ir kalvos
3344 apygardojje. Pastarojoj
vietoj vokiecciai buvo stole
uzpuoliman. Bet atmusti.
Tarp sausio 17-2o d. lai-
kotarpiu prancuzai numuse
desimti vokieciu lakstytu-
WI.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
BOLsEVTKAT UzGROBE
RUMUNIJOs PINIGUs.
Rumunu karaliene paspru,
do is KiSinevo.

Amsterdam, sausio "A. -
Anot depeSos is Petrogrado
/ yokiecGir laikraScius, boz
Sevikai uzgrob6 dali Rumu-
nijos pinigu, kurie buvo de-
pozituoti Maskvos bankoj.
Taippat jie pagrob6 rumu-
nu karaliaus ka1unos
brangakmenis KiSineve.
Rumunijos karalien6 Ma
ria buvo apsigyvenusi Kisi-
neve. Dabar jinai pasprudo
/ rumunu laikinq sostine
Jassy.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
BOLsEVIKAL .ATSIDU-
RE KRITJsKAM
PADEJIME.
Kas valanda jie gall but nu-
Sluoti is valdzios vietos.

Amsterdam, sausio a.
Vokietijos parlamento ra-
teliuose pripazistama, jogei
Rusijoje stovis yra labai
kritiSkas, anot Berlyno 'Lo-
cal Anzeiger' pranesimo.
Tasai laikrastis tvirtina,
jogei sulyg gautQ ziniq is
Petrogrado, tenai bolSevikll
stovis didziai blogas ir nuo-
lat labiau blog6ja, todel vo-
kiecciams negalima vesti tai
kos derybQ su tais zmone-
mis-, katrie kas momentas
gall but nusluoti salin pali-
lus anarchijai,
"Local Anzeiger" pazy.
mi, kad taikos konferenci-
jos atstovai visa tai turetQ
suprasti. Vezdami derybas
Brest-Litovske turf dazniau
dirstelti i Petrograda.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
Vokieciai grumoja uzpulti
Russia
JIE ATSISAKO APLElSTI
PABALTIJOS SAILS

galiaus pasuka i pietus nuo
Brest-Litovsko.
Tas reiskia, jogei vokie-
ciai nori paimti visas Pa
baltijos provincijas.
Po Sito rusu atstovai pa
klaus6, kaip su ia linija bus
tolesniai nuo Brest-Litov-
sko. Gen. Hoffman, atsake,
jogei tue klausimu vokie-
ciai gall diskusuoti ti5 sl
ukrainais, bet ne rusais.
Tuomet rusQ atstovas NJ.
Kamenev paklaus6:
"Tatai mes negalime SUI
tikti SUI to5ia pozicija. Kq.
gi JUS veiksite? :
Gen. Hoffman, ! tai at
sake:
II savaite laiko tada mes
uzzimsime Reveli."
Vokiecip gaIutinas zodis.
Be to gen. Hoffman, dar
pazymejo, jogei ia vokieeill
salyga yra paskutine il ga
lutina. Tuomet rusQ atstoyQ
pirminipkas Leon Trockis
praneSe, jogei jis nesutin-
kQs SUI tomis salygomis IL
apie tai asmeniSkai turls
praneSti kareiviQ ir darbi-
ninku atstovu tarybai.
Konferencija pertraukta.
Po Sito centrally valsty-
blu atstovai atlaike drau-
giska konferencija SUI uk-
rainais. Austrai ukrainams
pasiule sugrazinti Cholms-
Gina, bet tik su tokia sally
ga, kad ivykus taikai uk-
rainai centrales valstybeS
butinai lures aprupinti sa-
vaisiais javais ir litokiuo
maistu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
REVOLIUCTJA AUSTRI-
JCJE-SAKO BOIL
SEVIKAI.
Esanti jau nuskirta If re
voliucijonieriu vyriausyb6.
PETROGRADAS, sausit

PETROGRADAs, sausio
25. - BolSevikai is Austri-
jos beyieliu telegraph gavo
zinia, jogei Viennoje, Aus
trijos s0stin5je, pakilusi
revoliucija. Depesa gauta
smo-ny institute, kur ran
dasi Lenino- -Trockio vyriau-
syb6s ofisas. Pasakyta, jo-
gel revoliucijonieriai yra
nuskyre net laikina saVo
vyriausybe.
Apie neramybes Austri-
joj-VengTijoj dar praeita
savaite buvo pranesta. Bu-
vo sakoma, jOgei tenai pra-
matoma revoliucija.
"United Press" 6epesos
is praeitos savaites liudija,
kad dvilyp6j monarchijoi
prasideiusios sociial6s If
ekonomines suirut6s. Gy-
ventojai buvo pakile prizes
savo Sales militaristus, ku-
RE jokiuo budu nesutinka
padaryti taikos be aneksiiu
ir kitokiu uzgrobimQ. Gy-
ventojai pareikalavc kuo-
veikiausios taikos ir tue
tikslu buvo paskelbta visoi
salyi generals darbininku
streikas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
MAzIAU LAIVU
NUSKANDINTA. /.

Londonas, sausio "a.
Britanijas admiralitetas pa
skelbe, jogei praeita savai-
te nuo torpedu arba minp
nuskendo tik 6 prekybos
LAVAL 1000 tonp intilpimo
arba augsse6iau il. du mazes-
niu laivu. Taigi laivq nu-
skendimas sunazejo kuone
perpus.
Nuo pradzios nardanciu
laiviq begailestingojo veih-
mo Britannia neteko 1,21e
'visokio didumo laivu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on January
25, 1918, as required by the act Of
October 6, 1917.
Petrogradas, sausio %
(suvelinta). = Russia pri-
valo vokieciams atiduoti
Kur$a ir kitas Pabaltijos
Sails, arba vokieciai atnau-
jins militarini veikima ir
savait6s laiku uzims Reveli
taip pasake vokieciu at
stovai rusaps atstovams
taikos konferencijos pasku-
tineje sesijoje Brest-Litov-
ske. Konferencijos tesimas
pertrauktas ligi sausio %
dienos, kad leisti rusams vi
sapusiai pagalvoti apie vo-
kieGiu paduotas taikos So
lygas.
IS konferencijos pranesi-
muose pazymima, jogei vo-
kieciai galQ-gale astral
prizes rusus pasistate, idant
.padaryti gala rusQ reikala-
vimams. UkrainQ atstovy-
bes sekretorius buvo aplei-
des konferencija. RQsai
tuomet vokieciq atstovams
pastate klausima, idant jie
duotu galutina savo atsaky-
ma I ruSQ felkalaYlnuS.
Baltijos provincijos
iSskiriamos.
Vienas vokiecill atstovas,
gen. Hoffman, ] tai iSsklei-
de zemlapi ir ant ano nuro-
de linijas, kurios ateityje
turi but Rusijos siena.
Ia linija prasideda Suo-
mijos uzlajos pakraSciuose,
paskui tesiasi rytuose nuo
Moon salu igi Walk, is ten
i vakarus nuo Minsko ir pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
BRANGUs s1UNTINIA1
ATSIRADO.
New York, sausio %.

New York, sausio %.
Astuoni krasos maisai su
brangakmenimis ir PM
gals vertas milijono dole
riu, kurie, kaip buvo mano-
ma, bevezant nuo automo-
biliaus buve prazuve sausio
z d., atrasta vietos krasos
buste ,uzversti kitais mai
sais. II uz tai nekaltai buvo
suimtas siuntinip isvezioto-
Jas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
DIDELES RIAUSES
MASKVOJE.
40 zmoniu uzmuSta; dauge-
lis suzeista.

Petrogradas, sausio 24.-
PraeitQ antradicni MaskvO-
.jc demonstracijomis pami-
meta "kruyinas sckmadie-
MIS-" Kaip ir pritinka, kru-
vinas pamin6jimas pasibai-
&c kraujo praliejimu. Dc
monstracijQ metu pakilo
liauSes. 40 zmoniu uzmuSta
ir apie 200 suzeista.
Pirmadicnio vakare cio-
mai suareStuota dvideSimts
ar daugiau socijalistQ revo-
liucijonieliQ, steigiamOio
susirinkimo atstovQ.
BolSeyikll vyriausybe pa
Cm6 sayo zinybOn rusQ
Raudonojo Kryziaus drau-
GiiQ, kuri ligSiol buvo val
donna bepartijiniQ zmoniQ.
r. Kryziaus virSininkai,
kuriQ tarpc yra ir n. Po-
kr0vskis, buves uzsicniV
reikalll minister's, suareS-
tuoti, kaipo kontr-revOliuci-
jOnieriai.
Be to Siandic bolScvikai
areStayo dar daugeli kitQ
partiju zmoniu, kurie kalti-
MANI suokalbyje prizes boil
Scvikus. Tie zmon6s buvo
susineSSe su socijalistais re-
voliucijonieriais, ku1ie stei-
giamaiame susirinkime tu-
r6io didziumq, ir kurie atli-
Ike nuoSaliai susirinkim9,
kuomct bolSevikai jau buvo
uzdare steigiamaji susirin-
kima. Prizes suokalbininkus,
sakoma, esas jau pagamin-
tas mirties batalijonas.
BolSevikai pas kai-ku-
riuos suareStuotus namuose
padare kratas. Atrade daug
bombQ, ginklQ if dokumen-
tQ.
Siandie suareStuOtas ka-
reivis, raudonosios gvardi-
jos narys, kurs, sakoma,
buves vadu gaujos, kuri H.
gonin6je nuzude Kerenskio
kabineto narius - Singare-
va ir Kokoskina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
DIDELIs PLYsIMAs
ANGLEKAsYKL0JE.

Halifax, N. S., sausio "a.
Acadia Coal Company
kasykloje, ties stellarton,
vakar istiko baisus plysi-
mas ir apie 100 angiekasil]
Darbininku burial smar-
kiai darbuojasi, kad prisi-
kasti prie uzgriuvusiq
siandie anksti ryte Z darbi-
ninkai jau iSgelbeta If kiti
z lavonai isimta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
MUsIAI DONE.

Londonas, sausio %. -
Borys Savinkov ir kit boil
SevikQ prieSininkQ lyderiai
IS Demo atkeliavo Petrogra-
dan If pranes6, kad Dono
gatvese seka musiai. Boise
vikai sau pagelbon parsau-
k6 1000 jurininku is Gel
singforso IL Kronstadto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
100000 DOL. s1R1JAI.

New York, sausio %.
Vietos piniguociai, tame
skaitIiuje If 'milijonierius
Rockefeller, sumete nilijo-
ma keturis silntus tukstan-
eeiu dolieriu il pasiunte JUGS
tuojaus j sirija gelbeti tos
sales gyventojus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
MUsy B!!ZN!ER!A!.

] Musu iseivija parodo,
kad lietuviai yra gabus
pirklyboje, ivairiuose biz
niuose. Tx isgaukime
Lietuvai laisve, o lietu-
vial ten j biznius dar Ia
biaus kibs, kaip cia Anne
IIrikoje.
( Musu biznieriams anne
Frikieciams tikra garbe
Fpriguli, kad jie praskyne
! Kelia savo lietuviskai
Eprekybai ir pramonei.
! Gal daugelis ju girls su
Esavo pinigais ir patyri-
finals j Lietuva. Is to Lie
stuvai tik dziaugsmas il
Snauda bus.
Musu biznieriai buda-
vo jautrus j Lietuvos rel
kalus. Tx reikejo JUGS
paklabinti, nurodyti rel
kals.
Stai ir dabar, sukrutus
anerikieGiams rinkti sa-
vo laisvei aukas-atsilie-
pc nuoslrdzlal lr musu
biznieriai-visur ten, kur
j juos kreiptasi.
Dabar stat ateina svar-
bi valanda, musu Tautos
svente, sv. Kazimiero
diena, kurioje musu ger
biamiesi biznieriai bus
prasomi paduoti payyzdi,
kaip lietuviai turi remit
Lietuvos reikalus. Tautcs
Fondo skyriai beabejo
juos pakvies atskiriais
graziais laiskeliais j IS
kilminga vakara, kur vi
su akyveizdoje musu biz
niu atstovai, drauge su
visais kitais susirinku-
siais, ispildys savo tautis-
ka priederme.
Lietuva daug tikisi ge-
ra is savo biznieriQ.
Remkime mes savo biz
nierius, biznieriai gi lai
remia Lietuvos reikalus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
9 SUBMARINE Brazil
LIJOs PA.KRAsCIU0sE.
Atlantiko uostas, sausi,

Atlantiko uostas, sausio
"a. - Netoli Cape Frio,
Brazilijos pakrasciuose, pa
temyta bepliuduruojant net
8 vokieeiu nardaneiu laivill.
Taip tvirtina eia atplauku-
sio norvegu laivo kapitonas.
Vokie6iq povandeninis
laivynas ten buvo matomas
praejusiam gruodyj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
MTRE VYsKUPAS
McGOLRICK.

Duluth, Mimi, sausio %.
Mire vietos diocezijos
vyskupas James McGol-e
rick. Vyskupas buvo -gimes
1841 m. Airijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
SULAIKYTAS SOCTJE-
TIsTU LATKRASTIS.

Londonas, sauslO a. =
Vokietijos vyriausyb6 trims
demons sulaike socijalistE
dienraSti "Vorwaertz," kur
perdaug atviriai &Ile rasyti
apie streikus II nauSe5
Austrijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill, on January
25, 1918, as required by the act Of
October 6, 1917.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago. ILL.,, on January
25, 1913, as required by the act Of
October 6, 1917.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
REZIGNAVO MAIsTo
MINISTRIES.

Amsterdam, sausio "a.
Anot ziniu is Budapesto, re-
zignavo Vengrijos maisto
minister's grafas Hadik.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on January
25, 1918. as required by the act OF
October 6, 1917.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago. Ill, on January
p. 1918. as required by the act OF
Oo+oha- 6 1917
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on January
25, 1918, as required by the act of
October 6, 1917.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
VOKIECIAI ATSIMETA
ITALIJOS FRONTE.
Turbut jie tenai nepakels
ofensyvos.

Italijos armijos stovykla,
sausio "a. = Priesininkas
atsimet6 atgal nuo teritori-
los SSiauriniam kalnuotam
fronte, Monte Tomba uzpa-
kalyj, prad6jus nuo up6s
Piave il einant ! vakarus.
Dabar jo apsiginimo linija
VIA ties Monte Spinuccia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25

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%. 1913, as required by the act Of
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Atsimetimas nebuvo
zinomaS.

Tomis dienomis italy ka.,
riuomen6s zvalgai vienoj
vietoj susidure su prieSinin-
ko patroliais, kurie be jo-
kio uzkabinimo pasitraukC.
Paskui zvalgai suseke, kad
prieSininkas yra apleides
visa apylinke.
Sitas teutonQ atsimeti-
mas - tai puikus prancuzll
arn1ijos laim6jimas ties
Monte Tomba, nes pO to
laim6jimo teutonai neteko
vilties ilgiau atsilaikyti sa-
vo pozicijosc.
PrieSininkas atsisake
nuo ofensyvos.
Pi.ieSSininko atsimetimas
Italians yra labai svarbus.
Tas rciSkia, kad jis atsisa-
k0 jau briauties pirmyn,
kad dasigauti i Venecijos
lygrlmas Monte Tomba ke-
liu. Dabar priesininkas jau
atokiau gaminasi apsigint-
mo linij2.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-25
REvOLIU;IJA kUSTRIJOJE?
viS HdurGSni darOSi bOISGvikai
MASKVOJE KRUVINAS PAMINEJMAS
APLlETAS kRAUJU

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%. 1918, rs required by the act Of
October 6. 1917.
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25, 1918, as required by the act of
Nofohar 1917
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Priesininkas atsisake
nuo ofensyvos.

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master at Chicago. ILL.,, on January
-. 1918, as required by the act OF
1917
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master 1T Chicago, H., on January
-. 1918, as required by the act Of
nc-Chcr & 1917
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master at Chicago, Ill, on January
25, 1913, as required by the act OF
October 6. 1917.
BOLsEVIKAI ATSILIE-
PIA T PAsAULT.
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October 6. 1917.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-21
GERMANS SEIZE 2 RUSS T0WNS;
 STILL ADvANCE:
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 tained at any price in order to in sure the reconstruction of Russia. He said the Germans were advancing on solid front from the north to the south.
 The announcement of Russia's de- cision to accept the German terms was sent by wireless at o'clock Tues day morning. At first the German wireless station showed a disposition to refuse to take the message, but i finally, four hours later, acknowledged it. i Bolshevik leaders held repeated con- l ferences throughout Tuesday, and late 1 in the afternoon received the German reply, refusing to accept the wireless message as official and requesting that a delegation be sent to Dvinsk to con- fer with regard to peace.
 The Russian press is divided as to the wisdom of the councils action The Pravda says the soldiers and workmen's delegates have again shown willingness to make peace and carry out their pledges, and that whether Germany accepts the offer or does not, the Bolsheviki have won a moral victory. The Nova Jizn says the Bolsheviki have brought the af- fair to an ignominious end and have proved themselves to be adventures who are willing to keep themselves in l power at any price.
 Boshevik leaders declare that if thu German advance continues they will defend Petrograd with the Red If Guard and haraSSS the German ad- vance by guerilla warfare. No plans have been made for evacuation of this city.
 The Belsheviki say this is a new war, not the old war, and that they will present united front against the Germans. They believe the proletariat of Russia will be able to continue the struggle.