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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23

although the Secretary Of Agriculture himself
feels confident that methods will be devised. But
however that may be, the farmer has planted in
faith: the figures show that the acreage in corn
IS approximately the same as it was last year
the acreage on wheat is above that of 1917, the
same with hay, re, potatoes, alfalfa, navy beans
soy beans and buclzwheat. Those products which
are most needed arc being planted fully this
year. In addition. intensive farming, = which
does not enter into the published estimate,--may
yield more bushels per acre in 1918 than was
yielded in 1917. Granting the possibility Of that
almost a probability. it s,-the gross produc-
ton this year, il the seasons are favorable, viii
probably exceed that of 1917. That is, there will
be more grown; whether or not it wil be posi-
bic to harvest it all only time and labor will tell
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23
CHILD'S TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
IF cONSTIPATEO

Children love this fruit laxative,
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach, liver ana bowels so nicely
A child simply wlll not stop playing
TO empty the bowels. and the result
is. they become tightly clogged with
waste. liver gets slu sgish stomach
sours, then your little one becomes
cross half-sick, fever'sh, don't eat,
sleep or act naturally. breath is bad
system fan OF cold. mas sore throat
stomach ache or diarrhoea Listen
Mother! See if tongue is coated. then
give te3spoonul Of California
syrup OF Pigs, and in a few hours all
the constipated waste, sour bile ana
undieested food passes ont Of the
system. and you havesa well, playful
child again
Millions OF mothers give Cali
fornia syrup Of Figs because it is
perfectly harmless; children love =
ard it never fails TO act on the
stomach, liver and bowels.
Ask your druggist for a bottle
California Syrup Of Figs. which has
fun directions for babies, children OF
all aces and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Beware d
coanterfeita sold here Get the gen
utne, made By California Fig Syrup
Company Refuse any other kin
with contempt
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23
ICE TEARS OUT WALL
OF HARPERS FERRY DAM

The fall of the water in the Po-
tomac river at Harpers Ferry shows
that some 400 feet of the pulp mill
dam went out with recent high water
and breaking up of the ice. he part
was connected with the flood gates
on the Virginia side that fed the mill
race and was the most substantial
and heavily reinforced part of the
work, built So to Withstand the pres
sure of the current.
The mill is able to run only half
OF its machines and the electric
electric lights it furnishes the town
are effected. w. H. Savory of Viii
mington, Del. president Of the pulp
mill, was at 1iarpers Ferry yester-
day to overlook the damage He said
as soon as the river was in condi-
ton the company would oegin repairs,
which will cost $4,000, it is estimat-
ed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23
BERKELEY COUNTY FARM LABOR SURVEY

The results of the farm labor survey in Ber-
kelley County, made recently under the auspices
Of the County Farm Bureau, are definite enough
1t is stated, to permit of fairly accurate esti-
maze of the labor needs on the farm this year
That estimate shows that $50 men will be need
Ell for the entire year, and 2400 men for the
seasons" of the year.
The one problem of the farmer is labor. tils
need becomes all the more pointed in connection
with the estimates which have been made as to
the acreage to be planted in crops during 1918
The need Of $50 men for farm work the year
round is a big demand. The sowing of the SEED
will depend to large extent upon the farmers
success in getting this labor; and the harvest
will depend even more upon the labor available
Seed can be sown with some delay, but harvest
ing will not wait. We wish we could see where
these $50 men are to be had but under the
present system of drafting farm labor we must
confess we do not see any source of such labor
One thing may well be indicated by the sur
yey itself. The Department of Agriculture,
whose success in supplying this labor will de-
pend largely upon the returns from this survey
Ii the reports show conclusive evidence that there
is dire need throughout the country for farm
labor, it may be possible to have liberated from
the camps some of the skilled farm labor at the
fair motive in the call for the survey; and we
suspect that the figures supplied will be used
in the effort to solve the problem
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23
DO IT NOW
Martnsburs People Should Not Wat
Until II Is Too Late.

Martinsburs People Should Not Wat
Until It Is Too Late.
The appalling death tie from kid
ney disease is due largely to the
fact that the little kidney troubles
are usually neglected until they be
come serious The slight symptoms
often give place to chronic disorders
and the sufferer may slip gradually
into some serious form Of kidney
complaint. If you suffer from back.
ache, headaches, dizzy spells if the
kidney secretions are irregular Of
passage and unnatural do no. delay
Help the Kidneys at once.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for kidney disorders-they act where
others TAIL Over one hundred thous-
and people have recommended them
Here's a case at home
Mra W. p Caskey, lis w. Race
St, Martinsburg. says Many years
ago ] was troubled with my kidneys.
Ny back ached. and was weak too.
There We're other distressing symp-
toms of kidney trouble As / had
read so much about DQans Kidney
Fills, got some and from the beno.
ct they gave me, | have reason 10
consider them good. reliable kid.
ney remedy. | gladly advise anyone
troubled with their kidneys 20 try
Doans Kidney Pills. ] got my sup
Fly at Gilberts Drug Store
Price Coo, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills me SINE that
Mrs, Caskey had Foster AIlburG
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23

The complaint of violators of the bone-dry
law that newspaper headlines are misleading is a
poor, cloak to use as a shield from the law. Head
lines sometimes are misleading but not intended
to be so. Headlines are usually written,-by force
e1 necessity-in hurry, and regard must be
had in the writing for the relative value Of
the article and the resultant space in which the
head must run Headlines of newspapers as a
rule tell remarkably full story; and it is only
the headline writer who knows how hard they
sometime come. 1t is not plea for mercy to
gay that sometimes they are misleading NE :
papers ask their patrons to read their stories
along with the headlines, and not to depend upon
the headlines alone.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23
THE DRIVE FOR W. S. S. AMONG SCHOOL
CHILDREN.

The announcement from State Director Arch
er yesterday that he hoped the schools of the
state would observe Washington's Birthday as
4 day for a drive for Thrift and War Say
ings Stamps" will excite little interest general
", we fear There is nothing to be argued
against it on principle and intention: the idea
g1sef is we'll conceived, it seems to us, but it
vas very poorly worked out. Washington's Birth
day is one Of the two great patriotic days of
the year, and to connect the present campaign
for thrift IS means Of winning the war and in
mat sense patriotic duty, seems an admirable
move. The unfortunate part Of it all is that the
IDEAL had to be spoiled by the delay in announc-
ing the drive.
If conditions the state over are the same as
they are here so far as the observance of Wash
ington's Birthday is concerned,-and We sus-
pect that they are about the same,--Mr. Archer
makes mistake in asking them to organize on
Washington's Birthday because the schools are
not in session that day And we venture to say
it would not be considered wise or patriotic
thing to call them into session for just that
purpose on that day, with the accompanying
consumption Of coal.
We do not hold for minute that there should
rot be such societies in the schools; but we do
,4iieve this attempt to organize them is destin-
Z. TO fail because it was not properly arranged
We have felt for some time and for various rea-
SONS that the w. S. S. campaign is not being
pushed as it should be. More than two months
nave passed since it was first proposed, and in
that time there has been no systematic sale of
the stamps in this section. There has been con-
sistent sale of them to be sure but it has been
've understand. primarily among people who are
By nature thrifty and for whom the mere an.
nouncement of the privilege of buying such
stamps would be enough to send them to the
counter for purchase. But those people, if
re read the spirit of the sale correctly, are not
tie object of the campaign so much as are the
people who spend their money more or less I'M
wisely and who have not felt the call from the
Government for their money. Unless those peo-
pie are claimed we fear the whole campaign will
not succeed.
There is multiplicity of interests for the peo-
pie now to be sure; and some of them are liable
TO overlap both in time and in appeal. Such q
condition viii be found to exist between the
Liberty Loan and the w S. s. campaign. But
he w. S. S. people have had the time already
70 organize their campaign and get it before the
people There is everything to commend the
sale Of the stamps: We are only fearful that the
opportunity to make proper use of the time has
been neglected.
We should like to see something done system,
aticaly in the way of advertising the sale with
The people here.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23

The despatch published in The World yester-
day telling of the disclosures by German cap
lives of facts about the impending German drive
on the Western front brings to light again one
method of getting information which is much
used in the Arlny,-and in most conflicts be-
tween factions where numbers of men are con-
cerned Whether or not the disclosures are alb
sclutely accurate is questionable, and only the
actual drive will determine that But the prob
ability is that what they tell is true Expert
ence has established the tendency on the part
OF German captives to tell the truth However,
even granting the possibility of the untruth
some advantage still remains in the disclosures
because the Allies are able to put themselves ON
guard against such possible drives and methods
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23

The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs estimates
that 5000 Indians have already enlisted in the
Army or Navy, and that total of $90,000,000
mas been invested in Liberty Bonds. Which means
only that the Indians are still pointing the way
to the Americans In those acts speaks patriot
ism. The Indian is not compelled to enlist and
there is nothing in the Allied method of war
fare today which would appeal to his primitive
fighting instincts. The cause of America is the
one thing which calls him out,-calls him and
his money.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23
THE 1918 CROP ACREAGE.

the figures published yesterday showing the
esumated acreage in staple farm crops for 1918,
planted or to be planted indicates that Berke-
ley County IS responding to the appeal of the
Food Administration and the Department of Ag-
liculture for an increased production in food
this year. We have followed rather closely the
course Of thought with the farmer since he har-
vested his 1917 crops, and we know how much
concern that harvesting brought to him-men-
tai concern and financial concern. We know fur
thermoIe that he more than had his crops in
aefoIe he began to figure on how he could avoid
dining 1918 a repetition Of the 1917 labor troll-
bic. lie was called upon by the Government not
ollg 10 plant in 1918 as much as he had reap
ei in 1877, but he was asked to plant more OF
10 raise more on the same acreage; and at the
same tine he could get no assurance from the
Government that there would be some help
given him u solution Of his labor problem. And
egen yes he is not sure that this help is coming
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23
X Of P. Celebrating
oath anniversary

The celebrating Of The 54th ami.
yersary of the founding Of the ives.
Virginia lodges OF the knights Of
Fythias was begun in Parkersbur9
with an address by Commissioner Of
Labor Samuel B. Montgomery, grand
keeper of records and seals,
IS atistics Of the organization made
public by Mr. Montgomery show
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23
WILL ADDRESS PUBLISHERS

Governor John J. Cornwell viii all
dress the publishers Of West Vir-
ginia at the annual meeting OF he
West Virginia Daily Newspaper Pub
fishers Association to be held at
Parkersburg, February 26.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23

impure blood runs you down
makes you an easy victom for dis
case. For pure blood and sound di.
sestion- Burdock Blood Bitters. At
all drug sores Price, SIPS.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23

War makes strange bed-fellows We never
dreamed that the manufacture OF chewing gum
would be boosted by the work of the war. Now
we suppose it viii be coming along with the
claim OF being. an Essential" industry in case
Of another interruption to business J.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23
COL. COCHRAN STOCKING
FARM NEAR THE OPEQUON

The cid Little farm. near the ope-
quon, now owned by Colonel Coch-
ran, Of this city, is being stocked ana
fitted out compile ely by him with
lot Of new machinery purchased
through Henshaw. Hollis and Com
pany.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-23

that the state membership is 251S1.
and assets amount to $4S9, 1851.
There are 20 lodges in The state
and these have several hundred men
III military service.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-01
VOKIEcIAI BIJOSI AMERI-
's=-'''s. Kos.
Liepia pasiskubinti su ofensy
va.

Geneva, geg. 1.-Vokietijos
laikraSciai daug raso apie da-
bartine nepavykstancia vol1ie-
GiQ ofensyva vakarQ fronte.
Kai-kurie laikrasGiai skatina
savo karvedzius pasiskubinti
veikti prizes talkininkus, kol
suspes Suv. Valstijos stoti pill
nam savo pasirengime prizes
vokiecius.
Vokietijos laikraseiu tonui
pilnai pritaria ir AustrijoS
laikraSGiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-01
VOKIECIAI PRISIPAzISTA
PRIZE NEPASIsEKIMU.

Londonas, geg. 1. - Vakar
Berlyne oficijaliai praneSta,
kad prancuzQ kariuomen6 at
si6musi miesteli Locre 7pres
Some. Girdi, prancuzai tai at
like "stoje smarkiai kontrata-
kOn''.
Tuo tarpu vokieciai aplink
Ypres po visQ nepasisekimQ
:iau ina aprimti. Vakar po
pietQ jie jau neatnaujino pa
$6lusiq atakQ. Visam Flandrl-
los fronte vakar vokieciai bl-
vo aprime.
Bet SOmme fronte keliose
vietose jie buvo lsibrlove
prancuzp pozicijosna. Teclau
neatsilaik6. Prancuzai atgal
juos atblo$k6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-01
LONDONE PARDAVINEJA-
MA ARKLIENA.
zmones mesa perka If giria

Londonas, geg. 1.-Ana die
na priemiestyj Camden pirmu
kartu Londone atidaryta krau
tuv6 su arkliena. Arkliena
zmon6s perka ir giria. Arklius
skersti pristato kariuomene,
katrie yra netinkami karas
tarnybai.
Uz arklienos svara mokama
16c. Parinktinosios m6sos da-
lys kastuoja ligi 29c. svarui.
Atidarius krautuve pir-
miausia trys kareiviai nusi-
pirko arklienos. Tie kareiviai
pazymejo, kad tarp arklienos
ir jautienos skirtumas tik la
me, kad arklys "savo uzlaiky-
mui tur6jo dirbti".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-01
DIDELIS TALKININKU
LAIMEJIMASl FLANDRI-
JOJi
Talkininkai ties Ypres atbloS
kia vokie6ius atgal.

LONDoNAs, geg. 1.-Tal-
kininkai Ypres fronte, Flan-
drijoje, Vakar laimejo dideli
muSi prieS vokiecius. Woke
ciai, andai pradedami ten sa-
Vo ofensyva, tikejosi anglus
ir prancuzus sutruSkinti If
paimti savo rankosna visa
Siaurine Prancuzija.
Bet po keliu dienu pasirode
kas kita. Pradzioje vokieciai
vietomis pasivare pirmyn. Bet
veikiai buVo sulaikyti neto-
lies Ypreso. Ir stai vakar tai
kininkai kontratakomis pra=
dejo vokiecius stunti atgal.
Reikia zinoti, kad ten 15-kos
mylu lIg1o muSlQ IronCe VC-
kieciai prizes talkininkus pas
tate net IT'S tukstancius pa
rinktiniausios saVo kariuome-
mes. Su visu pas6limu tie ka-
reiviu tukstanciai pastumta
prizes talkininkus. Bet talk
ninkai atsilaik6. zynlla dali
vokieGiu iSklojo ir siandie stu
miasi pirmyn. Laime bus Vo-
kie6iams, jei jie ten suspes ap-
sikasti.
Vadinasi, Ypres isgelbetas.
Teutonai neatsieke savo tik-
slo. Talkininkai laimejo d.
dziausia sioje kareje muSi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-01
sUoMIAI sU voKIEcIAIs
PAEME VIBoRGA.
Apple 5000 raudonuju iszudy-
ta.


Londonas, geg. 1.-Baltoii
gvardiia, ty. suomiq vyriau-
sybes kariuomen6, paeme vi
borga, gulinti uz Is myliq
Siaurvakaruose nuo Petrogra-
do, pirmiau iSzudzius apie g.
600 raudonosios gvardijos ka-
reiviQ, kurie tenai stov6jo kai-
po igula.
Sta zinia paskelbta m. Va
sa, is kur pranesta j Copenha-
gena, gi is ten ] Exchange Te-
legraph Co.
Sukileliai, ty. raudonoji
gvardija, paskutiniam momen-
te megino prasimuSti per bal
tosios gvardijos liniia tiesiog
ant Frederiksham. Buvo pa
gauta ugnin ir iSzudyta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-01
ss<ss<ss<sssss xss<sxsssssss
LAISVES PASKoLoS JAU
YRA $2,457 744,9o0.

WASHINGTON, geg. l.
Vakar laisves paskolai buvo
laimingiausioii diena. Per "a
valandas visoj salyj parduota
bondsq uz $174,443, 900. Tai
didziausias laimejimas su vie
ma para sitoje kampanijoje.
Laisves paskolos Rampant
jos vedejai sumane, kad tie,
katrie yra isigije bondsu uz
mazas sumas, butu pakalbin-
tt dar daugiau pirkti bondsu.
Vyriausybei apeina ne dauge-
lilo pinigu surinkimas, bet ga
vimas kuodidEiausiojo skait-
liaus pirkajV.
Ligi vakar vakaro viso uz
laisves bondsus surinkta ST.
457, ,744, 900.
Ligi sekmadienio, supranta-
ma, bus trys milijardai su
kaupu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-01
TEUT0NAI ATMUSAMI
TIES YPRES
Jie priSipazista prize
n0paSiSekimu
LABJAUSIA TEUTONAI BIJOSI
AMERIKOS
TALKININKAI ATMUSA
VOKIECIUS TIES YPRES.
Vietomis net pirmyn pasivaro,

Anglu Stovykla Prancuzijo-
je, geg. vTalkininkQ music
linija pastum6ta pirmyn tarpe
La Clytte if KENNEL kalvos.
Be to anglQ-prancuzQ kariuo-
meme kick pazangiuoja pie
tuose nuo tn apylinkiu.
Artilerijos veikimas paddle
10 vakar ryte Siauriuose nuo
Vimy.
Kuomet vokieGiai paame
KENNEL kalv9, nuo to laiko
talkininkQ artilerija ten jiems
neleidzia susitvarkyti. Sluoja
talkininkai teutonus, kaip su
SluOta.
Prizes talSininkq pozicijas
viSur riogso kruvos vokieciQ
kareiviu lavonQ. IStolo lavo-
NJ kalvel6s tik pilkuoja. Vo-
kieGiai ten skaudziai nukentG-
10 If savo tikslo nepasiek6. =
TalkininkQ kareiviai tiesiog
neiveikiani. MuSin prizes tir-
Stas vokieGiQ koliumnas stoja
kaip kokie liutai. Aplinkui
vientik mirti ir iSnaikinimQ
s6ja.
Vakar ryte talkininkQ mu-
SiQ linijos pasirod6 neiveikia-
mos jokiai galybei. Prizes jas
trupa visokie baisiausi vokie-
ciQ kar6s pabuklai. Su tuomi
Wis smarkiau purtomas ir kai-
zerio sOstas.
Uzvakar per visa diena pa
S6les muSis sek6 aplink Eocre.
Ten prieSininkas paSvent6 dau
gybe savo vyrQ.
ValIaruose nuo VoOrmezeeIe
taippat baisus muSis tes6si per
dienq. Vokieciai tose apylin-
kase paneS6 baisius nuoste-
lius. Negalima tiesiog pasa-
kyti, kick ten vokieciai per
diena atliko ataku. Mes alta
kos paskui atakas sek6. II Wis
be pasekmiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-01

Washington, geg. Daugel
kartQ Austria jau yra siulusi
taika ne tik Italijai, bet ir
Prancuziiai. Bet pasirode, kad
tas veikiama kaizerio inicija-
tyva, kad suklaidinti talki-
ninkus.
Teciaus uzuot suklaidinimo
talkininkQ, teutonai patys sa-
We klaidina. Jie siulo taika vi
sados tuomet, kuomet jiems
ina nesisekti kar6s lauke.
Kadangi dabar teutonus
faskia pragaiStis kares lau-
Ike, jie ir vel skelbia apie tai
ka.
Tie teutonQ triksai pergerai
jau visiems zinomi. Ir todel j
tai neatkreipiama nei donna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-01
REIKALAUJAMA DAU-
GIAU KARIU0MENES.
Tuo tikslu senatui induota net
trys biliai.

Washington, geg. 1.-Vakar
senatui induota net trys biliai
reikale padidinimo skaitliaus
,Suv. Vafstiju kariuomenes.
Senatorius Poindexter is
Washingtono savo biliuje rel
kalauja, kad prezidentas kuo-
veil1iaus paSauktu tarnybon
dar pusantro milijono vyrQ is
uzsiregistravusiQ tarpo.
Senatorius Reed is Missouri
pasiulo tuojaus pagaminti 3
milijonQ kariuomene.
Senatorius Smith is Georgia
sumano padidinti kariuomene
ligi 5 milijonQ vyrq.
Site visi biliai veikia bus
apsvarltomi.
Provost Marshal General
Crowder reikalauja, kad ka-
reiviauti butq Saukiami baige
Simet 81 metus amziaus. Refs
kia stow uz nauja tQ jaunQ
vyru registracija.
Galimas daiktas, kad skait-
liu kariuomenes vyriausyhe
veikiai padidins, mes jinai yra
butinai reikalinga sutruskinti
vokiecius, kurie baigia savo
j6gas vakarQ fronte.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-01
IR BERLYNUI RUPI NAU.
,' JAS CARAS.
Apie tai klausiamas vokieciu
ambasadorius.

Berlynas, geg. 1.-Vokieti-
jos uzsieniQ reikalu pasekre-
torius, baronas Won dem Bus
sche-Haddehausen, muse tele-
grama ! Maskva VokieGiQ am
basadoriui Rusijoie, gen. Won
Mirbach, paklauzdamas, kick
yra teisyb6s ganduose apie
atgaivinima rusQ monarchijos
Petrograde.
Pasekretorius priduria, kad
tie gandai gauta tiesiog per
Suomija ir be to dar apture-
tas laiSkas is Petrogrado, da-
tuotas balandzio 13 d. LaiSke
praneSta, kad monarchistai
Petrograde sakosi paskelbsiq
proklemacija. Pasakyta, kad
gen. Aleksiejev, Aleksandr
Guckov, Paul Milukov, Mic
hail Rodzianko, turejusieji sa-
rySi su Kerenskio vyriausybe,
yra Petrograde.
Pasekretorius baigia:
"Visi Site pasklyde prane
Sinai, katrie mus pasieke is
ivairiq saltiniu, tiesiog nein-
tiketini. Meldziu, pasiusk man
savo pranesima''.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-01
BOLsEVIKAL sALTAI SU-
TIKo VoKIETIJoS AMBA-
sADoRIU.
Rusai sunaikinsia Juodqju ju-
riu kares laivyna?

Petrogradas, bal. 30 -Nau-
jas Vollietijos ambasadoriuS
Rusijai, gen. grafas Won Mir
bach, bolsevikQ vyriausybei
Maskvoje indav6 pasitikejimc
poperas.
Teeiau bolsevikai j ten la
bal Saltai sutiko. Em9 Jam is
metineti, kad Vokietijos Wy
riausybe nesilaiko taikos su.
tarties, padarytos Brest-Li-
tovske. Bet siuncia savo ka-
riuomene j Rusijos giluma
ypaG i Krymo apylinkes il ki-
tur il tue savo pasielgimu
lauzo sutarti.
BolsevikQ vyrlausybe, sake,
ma, nusprendziusi sunaikinti
visus rusQ kares laiyus Juodo-
Sc jurese, kad tie laivai netek.
tq vokieGiams.
Mes didziuma tn laivQ igu-
los iskriko, isvaikSGiojo kun
kan patiko.
Maskvon atkeliavo su save
stabu naujas turkQ ambasa-
dorius.
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MIRE sALQ ToNGo KARA
LIUS.

Melbourne, australia, geg.
-Mire saliQ Tonga karalius,
George III.
Tonga salos randasi Ramia-
jam vandenyne po Britanijos
globa nuo 1900 metq. Tu sai,l
suskaitoma apie $50, is kuriq
apie 80 apgyventa amoniQ.
Gyventojai yra polinezijieGiai
IL -sukrikSGioninti. Karalins
George II 6jo 43 metus.
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BILIUs Prizes INDUSTRI-
JALIsTUS SENATE.
Jei bilius bus priimtas tai or
ganizacijai nebus galima gy-
vuoti.

Washington, geg. 1.-Senas
torius King is Utah valstijos
indave senatui biliQ, sulig ku-
rio tokioms organization
kaip industrijalistQ, bus uz-
drausta gyvuoti.
sulig biliaus, kiekvienas as
muo, kurs yra tolios organi-
zacijos narys, platintojas jos
.literaturos, skelbejas jos dok-
trinos turi but baudziarnas S
tukstanciais dol. pabauda.
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PRANCUZAI MUsA voKIE.
Gus,

T Paryzius, geg. .-Smarkus
artilerijos veikimas uzpraeita
nakti seke siauriuose If pie
tuose nuo Avre, Noyon linijo-
je, If iSilgai Disc.
Daugel vietose teutonai sto-
jo atakosna. Bet veikiai buvo
atbloSkiami.