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SENSATIONAL LEON
CASE TERMINATES
IN RECONCILIATION
CONTINUED from First Page.)


four-year-oIds son. Albert. IT.. are Miss
Clara McAbee. adjudgcd the "prettiest
/ girl in Maryland" and Miss Louise
Clabaugh, an employe in the Union
knitting mills, Of Frederick
Family Reunited.
| Mrs. Leon and her son, Albert, IT.,
are at home with DIT. Leon here to-
day. after an absence OF six weeks
spent with Mrs. Icons parents in
Washington. They have just returned
! from boat trip with DR.. Leon to
/ Norfolk. Va.
Il have nothing to say Mrs. Leon
| declared rather determinedly to a
Times representative, Il don't wish
to discuss it"
1--WE are reconciled," DR.. Leon said,
smiling. u guess that's about all !
care to say"
Asked how he liked to be at home
again. the four-year-old son piped
all right
History Repeated.
That Mrs. Leon consented to return
to her husband again after the
stormy scenes and sensational charges
Of the past few weeks came as a
surprise to Frederick. On more than
one occasion, however, in the past,
she had left her husband, but
reconciliation always followed and
she returned to him.
It was during April last that Mas.
Leon. maintaining that life with her
husband had become unbearable, filed
her bill OF complaint naming Miss
spondents. In the meantime Mrs.
Leon took up her residence with her
parents at 1914 Wisconsin avenue,
Washington.
The young couple were married in
Baltimore, April s. 1912, following an
elopement on Easter eve. Soon after
the marriage DR.. Leon, just graduated
from Georgetown University Medical
School. came to Frederick to estab-
lish himself in the practice Of his pro-
fession.
Wlfe's Charges.
Mrs. Leon charged in her bill OF
complaint that while she waited in
Washington for him to prepare a
home for her. he met and began
to pay attentions to Miss CIabaugh.
When she learned that he was mar
ried. the bill charged. Miss CIabaugh
succeeded in getting him a promise to
pay to her SO to SIS a week toward
her support
The bill charges that the dentist
spent money lavishly on Miss McAbee,
and that on the night Of March I6
last DR.. Leon carried Miss Abee to a
hotel at Rockville, registered with
her as man and wife, and occupied the
same bedroom.
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AID TO RUSSIANS
NOW IMPOSSIBLE;
ALLIES NEED SHIPS
By DAVID LAWRENCE.
Continued from First Page.)

for action in Russia It must be said
that few believed American aid would
be effective Immediately. Rather has
the view prevailed that preparations
should be begun for an ultimate
efrectiveness-one or two or perhaps
three years of, IL perchance the crisis
in the allied cause should be that
long postponed.
We have no ships today, to be sure,
but IL we do not start building any
more, particularly with the Russian
situation in mind, We shall not have
any in January next or June next,
OF January Of the year after.
Wooden ships and concrete ships
can be built in practically unlimited
quantities for the Pacific il the Gsv-
eminent Of the United States wishes
really to embark on the Russian en-
terprise with all the bigness that has
characterized its effort in Atlantic
transportation. Pacific coast ship
building facilities could be extended,
and IL it is possible by a constructive
plan to win Russia to the allied side
once more by patient and systematic
policies that will have their fruition
in another year or two. such diver
sion of German effort from the west.
ern front may yet become possible as
might enable the entente to undertake
a super-offensive in France and end
the war.
Might Cause Split.
For the present our Government is
inclined to keep hands off, however,
for reasons other than the practical
obstacles. There seems to prevail an
impression that Intervention on the
part OF allies, instead Of consolidat-
ing Russia, would really split 1t.
II the United States did pot recog-
nize the Bolsheviki but took sides
with some OF the other parties that
are now urging entente aid, a situ-
alton could easily arise wherein the
BolsheViki invoked the direct aid of
the Germans and the organization Of
an opposition thereto would be made
doubly difficult. On the other hand,
the dissatisfactiOn on the part Of the
Russian people with the Bolsheviki
may grow to such an extent as to
lead to their overthrow, and the sub
stitution OF a government at any
time which can be recognized and
directly assisted.
The trouble, however, Is that a
widespread opinion prevails in this
country that our own Government is
not sufficiently informed on events in
Russia as to enable 1t to embark
either on an Affirmative or a negative
policy. That is why the need OF the
moment is a Russian bureau OF in
formation, with a group Of men espe-
cially familiar with Russian cOndi-
lions able to organize our intelligence
bureaus, diplomatic, consular, and
and make il possible TO
tread more firmly in whatever paths
may subsequently seem best to travel
in order that Americas pledge to
stand by Russia may not prove empty
or rendered futile by reason Of Ger
man aggression or policies OF excess
i've caution.
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POKER CHIPS NoN-EssENTIEC

Poker chips are the only non-essen-
tial thus for finally determined upon,
according to Chairman Baruch, of the
War Industries Board today. On the
question OF playing cards, however.
there is division OF opinion among
the members. it was stated official
w
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COTTON MARKET.

Furnished Toe Washington Times By n I,
Carpentry Co.. New York Branch offieo
WOODWARD bldg. Herbert H. Brown. man.
sEer.
New York
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PERSISTENCY HELD
CIRCULATION MANS
.UNVARYING SLOGAN

"DOgged persisteney-repest, re-
peat" is the slogan OF newspaper cir
clulation managers, according to Sid
ney D. Long, OF the Eagle, wichita,
Kan, who delivered the principal ad-
dress at the second days session Of
the twentieth annual convention OF
the international Circulation Man
ayers Association at the Washington
Hotel this morning.
In his address, THE WhirI of Cir
culation,7 Mr.. Long emphasized the
fact that circulation is alive. WhirI
is the detail OF the circulation, said
the speaker. Circulation managers
never say cant" but work haru on
the smallest things. They should see
that their carriers are trained in the
psychology OF business salesmanship.
Trained carriers will be thus enabled
TO grasp the three big business prob
lens, namely, service, credit, and pro-
motion, in a way TO make their serv.
ices more useful in other lines OF the
papers effort.
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Washington Railway and Electric
As. 1000 a6T5s.
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IS. 1.OOOG6TSs.
Washington Railway and Electric
As. 1.OOOa6Tss.
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Pot. Elec. Cons. SIS, 1 900 694E.
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Amer. Graph. SIS. 500 60O%.
Amer. Graph. 6's. 1,5OO99OS.
Capital Traction. 36S5.
Commercial National Bank. 619O.
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Commercial National Bank, G19O.
Commercial National Bank, log 100.
AFTER CALL
I.anston Scrip. ST5d97A.
Potomac Electric Power 6's. 1000 q
100.
Mergenthaler Limo. 61Os.
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Mergenthaler Limo. 291os.
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cHIcAeo CRAM MARKEr.

Furnished the Washington Times By N. I.
Carpenter 4 Co.. New York Branch ofncs
Woodward Bldg. H II. Brown. manaEsr.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE

4tLHLNSN4N IND III ~ Z
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Begins June II
DAY AND EVENING SCHOOL
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colleges and professional schools.
SoyeTnment Academies-Prepares for West
Point, Annapolis, Coast Guard.
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Amy, q. S. Marine Corps.
Special courses In all subjects necessary for
the various branches OF the q. s. Army
Navy and Marine Cops
Conversational French Course.
Contemporary History.
WINSLOW II. RANDOLPH,
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Principals.
LEST
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EDUCATIONAL

SPECIAL SHORT COURSES.
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free bootls and supplies for these courses
SrENOGRAPHY, Gregg, Pituan and Gra-
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= former Civil Service Examiner coaching for
graded examinations
Individual instructions
THE DRuLERY, 400 New York Ave.
s1Ol2
FIRST GRADE Civil Service e1anninationa
Tor clerks, July 10Th and 18th: tuition for
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CASTELAR, SPANISH
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For star, and strIpes..

J. A Mathews, secretary-treasury
OF the association, repeated a request
OF the War Department to him that
he furnish twenty-five circulation
men to take charge OF the stars and
Stripes" official newspaper OF the
Ssmmies in France.
That minimum circulation should
pay for the white paper and the
postage besides, was advocated by
J. N. Schmid, OF the Indianapolis
News.
At the opening OF the morning ses-
sion there was discussion Of the rel
alive value OF feature stories in in
creasing or holding the circulation.
Trade Topics Diseased.
At the afternoon meeting, Roy
Hatton, Of the Detroit Free Press; H
W. StodgiIl, Of the Louisville Herald;
J. a. Mathews, Of the Oklahoma City
OkIahomnian, and Fred I. Cook, Of
the Scranton Republican, were the
principal speakers.
There was general discussion on
the amount Of space allotted for
sports, handling OF delinquent mail
subscribers, carriers contests, exc
cutive field OF the circulation man
ager, and the probable reduction OF
circulation enforced by curtailment
Of paper production.
The last session will be called at
0:15 tomorrow morning, the princi-
pal address to be given by A. NJ.
DOckery, third assistant postmaster
general
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ATLANTIC CITY
HOTEL KENTUCKY

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Majority rooms with hot and cold running
water. . With private baths. Telephone and
electric lights IN every room. Elevator from
street level. Fine dance hoor
TO - daily S12-5O TO $40 weekly
American plan rates for June. - N
W. B. KEENADY Proprietor.
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four-year-old son, Albert. IT.. are Miss
Clara McAbee. adjudEcd the ''prettiest
girl in Maryland" and Miss Louise
Clabaugh, an employe in the Union
knitting mills, Of Frederick
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CatskllI Mountains. Altitude 1900 II
UNDOUBTEDLY MOUNTAIN YEAR"
% degrees cooler than n. Y CITY. Perfert
sanitary conditions. Pure sprfnE vZ.tsr
S1St [1,|,or, I, C,s, Special attractionS
Eolf. tennis. biIlaTdS and Inducements
pool. bowling. Oseaf Tor the younger set
Hauter's saddle horses Special family
rates. Army tents, raised noorn
HARRISON S. DOWNS, Prom.
At Hotel Ansonia. Broadway L ga 81 NJ
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SOC|JAL|S7AI UzPUOL|KAL
PanaudOj0 fizi$kas j6gas

kirto per aust. Pamates Gi-
bulskis, kad cicilikai uzpuole
Kaulaki, tuojau soko Kaula
kio apginiman, panaudodanlas
salta iranli.
Veliau paaiskejo, kad cici-
likai isanksto jau rengesi su-
purvinti vyciu varda. Yra liu-
dininku, kurie girdejo visus
jll plenavimus, ir kaip taresi
uzpulti vycius. zemiau paduo
du vardus ir pavardes cicili-
ku-museikp: Juozas Kaupas,
narys L. s. S. % kuopos, Gri-
mis-, j. Marceliunas, ]. Aleliu-
mas, B. sorvil. Visi jie yra
White Star Club'o nariai ir ne
kurie priguli prie L. S. s. %
KIP.
Toki tai cicilikai buvo- su-
renge uzpuolima, teciau jiems
tas zygis nepavyko. Isyije w
ciai raudonuosius gaivalus,
vel zaide ir linksminosi.
siaip piknikas nusiseke kuo-
puikiausiai.
Rep.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-11

Birzelio 9 d. Lietuvos Wy
ciQ Chicagos Apskritys buvo
surenges pilnika Bergman
darze, Riverside, III. Istisa
diena jaunimas graziai links
minosi, Eaide, bet atvaziave
is Chicagos automobiliu kele-
tas ciciliku, inese betvarke If
pradejo ieskoti priekabiu, kad
suardyti grazl piknika ir pa
kenkti varymui biznio, mes da-
lis pelno buvo skiriama nu-
kentejusiems nuo kares lietu-
viams Europoje. Pagaliaus va
kare (apie6 val } cicilikai pa
sirizo uzpulti vycius If panau-
dojo fiziskas jegas.
Buvo taip: visupirma cici.
ikai savo tarpan pasisauke
st. Cibulshi, kuri apmuse.
Pabeges nuo ju Cibulskis pa
sake apie tai ]. Kaulakiui, ku-
ris priejes prie cicilikp parei-
kalavo paaiskinimq, kokiems
tikslams jie daro betvarke ir
pradeda musties. Tuo tarpu
vienas raudonkaklis Kaulakiui
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NAUJA VOKIEcIU oFEN-
SYVA. .

Paryzius, birz. 11.-Po ke-
liQ dienq atsilsio, po palaido-
jimo savo zuvusiu 'kareivip,
kuriq lavonais buvo nukloti
Prancuzijos plotai tarpe
Reims, Marine, scissors If No
yon, yokie6iai pradejo nauJa
ofensyva prizes talkininkus'
siuo kartu pasiunt6 savo pull
kus skerdynesna tarpe Noyon
ir Montdidier, tuojaus siaur-
vakaruose nuo buvusfos ofen-
syvos plotq.
Naujos ofensyvos pakell-
mas neibaugino talkininkqq,
nei paties Paryziaus, prizes ku-
ri ypae Sta ofensyva vedama'
kaS tleSa, pastafoSIos AlilloS
liudija, kad vokieciai, paklle
81 mylia .ilgio frontu, lstenge
truputi pasistumti pirmyn pa
Clam centre. Bet tasai pazan-
giavimas nieko nereiskia, Jei
abejuose sparnuose talklnln.
kai nei is vietos neisjudlnaml
If is savo pozicijq evokieelq
pestininkus kaip su dalgiu 20.
le kloja.
Anot praneuzu kares ofiso
vokieeiai. pasivare pirmyn tik
4 myliq ilgio frontu. Gi liku-
siuoju frontu, per II myliq il
gio, prancuzai If amerikonai
neisjudinami is savo senqjq
pozicijq, mes prizes JUGS vokie-
eiai panaudoja baisiausias
priemones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-11
AMER1KOs DARBo FEDE-
RACIJoS METINIs SUVA-
,z1Av1MAs.
Nera streiko kares metu-sako
Gompers.

I st. Paul, Mimi; birz. IL.
Vakar eionai prasidejo nett
ne Amerikos Darbo Federaci-
jos konvencija. Konyencija a
tidare Federacijos pirminin-
kas Samuel Gompers. DAILY
vauja labaiS daug atstoyu.
Pirmininkas Gompers kalbe
sdamas patymaio, kad ne lai-
kas darbinihkas streikuoti il
'bedarbiauti, kuomet pasaulis
papludes kraujuose ir asaro-
Sc, kuomet demokratija yra
susiremusi tsu autokratija, If
kuomet siandie uz tai seka pa
sibaisetinos imtynes Europe
je.
Darbininkai kares Media
COS produkciioje skaitosi vel
kianeios kariuomenes da1imi.
Darbininkai negali atsisakyti
nuo darbo, jei toksai pasielgi-
1 = =. -
mas grumoja pavojum yeikian
ciai kariuomenei musiQ from
te.
Suvaziayimas prasites isti-
sia savaite.. ar gal ir ilgiau.
Prie atidarymo dalyyavo Min
nesota valstijos sekretorius II
ST. Paul miesto majoras.
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IIIIIMIlilIRniIllalllIRIIlIIHIlIIIIIIIIIIIII
sAUKIAsI PAGELBoS.

LONDONAS, bir2. IL. Ru-
su bolseyikai pasijuto prilipe
liepto gala becaraudami Rusi-
joje ir bebernaudami autokra-
tut vokie6ip kaizeriui. Pakyla
pries JUGS aiaHdis if darbinin-
kai, kuriuos apgavo pazadeji-
mais.
Kad gelbeties, bolsevikai
paskelbe atsiliepima j rusu
tauta. Atsiliepimas taip bai-
gianas:
"Reikalingos paskutines
didyyriskos pastangos. Liau-
dies priesihinkai peranksti pa
k9le galvas. Nukirskite pikta-
daring$ kontr- -revDl Dliucijos gal
va begaile guoju revoliuci7
jos kardu"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-11
D1DEL13voKIEo1V pEENA1

Amsterdam, birz. L. -Ber-
lyno dienraStis Vossische Zei-
tung raSo, kad Vokietijos wy
riausybe plenuoja amzinais
ekonominiais ir militariniais
ryssiais susiristi su Austrija-
Ungarija, Bulgaria., Turkija,
rusq Lenkija If pacia Russia.
! 1(Vokieciq vyriausybe apie
Lietuva nieko nemini. Mat, su
Lietuva jau padaryta amzini
rySiai. Nereikia abejoti, kad
tie padaryti vokiecip su Lie
tuva amzini rysiai kuomet
nors kaizeriui isgaruos per.
kosere).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-11
SUoMIU KARIUOMENES
VADAS ~ VOKIETIS.
Juo yra generolas ven GoIts.

Maskva birz. H.. Suomijos
kariuomenes (baltosios gvar-
dijos) vyriausias yadas, gen.
Mannerheim, kaip zinoma,
pasitrauke is uzimamos vie
tos. Jis pasipriesino. Suomijos
germanizavimui.
Vietoie jo dabar vadu nus
kirtas vokietis generolas von
Goltz.
Gen. Mannerheim buvo su-
tikes, kad vokieeiai pagelbetp
.Suomija apvalyti nuo raudo-
nosios gvardijos. Bet pasiprie-
ssino, kad tenai If toliaus vo-
kieeiai seimininkautq, kaip
d4bar daroma Ukrainoje.
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su Amer. Arnija Prancu.

Su Amer. ATmlJa FTancu-
zijoje, birz. IL. Vakaruose
nuo Chateau Thierry ameri-
konai ir prancuzai pasekmin-
gal atnuse kelias vokieeiu a
takas. Prancuzai atmuse alta
kas prizes kalva 204. Prancu-
zai atsieme miskeli pietuose
nuo Brussaires.
Amerikonai patyre, kad
Marine fronte yeikia nauja vo-
kieciq divizija.
Prancuzai negali atsidziaug-
ii If atsigereti amerikonQ vel
kimu Marine fronte. Prancuzi7
jos vyriausybe nusprende vi
sus ten amerikoniskus karei-
vius apdovanoti kares kry-
ziais uz nepaprasta narsuma
If islaikomybe.
Sale Montdidier yokieeiai
smarkiai bombarduoja ameri-
konq pozicijas. Bet iIfanteri-
ia atakon nesiuneiama, nors
to tik ir laukia amerikonai.
Foul. froate 4eiiiiis lerii.
ia If lakunai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-11
PRANCUZAI PAEME NE
LAIsVEN 500 VoKIEcIU.
Musiai tesiasi su visu saVo pa
Selinu. ...

PARYzIUS, birz. 11.-Nau,
ia vokieciu ataka fronte tarpe
Noyon ir Montdidier uzpraei-
to nakti tesesi su visu savo pa
selimu, anot kares ofiso pra,
neSimo.
Prancuzu kairysis sparnas
labai stipriai laikosi. Woke,
Giai ten eina tiesiog vilnimis
per lavonus. Bet prancuzai
juos atmusa ir nepasitraukia
is pozicijq.
Centre vokieciai pastate
daugiau kariuomenes ir pasi-
ware pirmyn. Pasieke pietine
dali Cuvilly miskelio ir Res
sonssur- -Matz.
Desiniajam prancuzu spar
ne baisiausias musis seka.
Ataku metu ivairiose Veto
Sc prancuzai paeme nelaisVen
500 vodeGiq.
Nelaisviai kaip vienas tvir-
tina, kad vokie6iu nuostoliai
negirdetai pasibaisetini.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-11
TEUTONAI LABJAUS
VIENIJAsI.

Amsterdam, birzz. IL. Po
viena vyriausiajja vadovyste
ligsiol buvo tik yokieeiq If
austra armijos. Gi dabar po
ia paeia yadovyste padeta
bulgarq If turkq ar1nijos.
Reiskia, vokieeiq militarine
vyriausybe dabar gales tq sa-
70 taikininkiu armijas kilno-
ii kur patinkama.
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voK1Et1U sN1PA1 BUS
AsTRIAI BAUDzIAMI.
Nebus atsiziurima j voldeciu
grumojimus.

Washington, birz. 10. Vo-
kietijos vyriausybe turinti sa-
70 rankose koki tai "snipa''
Siegfried Paul London. Sta
pasiule Suv. Valstijoms pa
leisti, jei Suy. Valstijos pa
huosuos is kalejimo vokieeiu
snipa kapitona Rintelen. Vo-
kietiios vyriausybe pazymejo,
kad jei Suv. Valstiios nesu-
tiksianeios, tuomet Vokietija
instant astral spausti if per
sekioti suimtus If Vokietijoje
laikomus amerikonus, arba
Suv. Valstijq pilieeius. Pami-
netas Siegfried Londop, anot
Vokietijos vyriausybes, esas
S. Valstiju pilietis.
Bet valstybes departamen-
tas i Vokietijos pasiulyma at
sake, kad snipais maininin7
kauti neapsiima. Kapitonas
Rintelen perdaug nusizenge
siai saliai, kad jis galetp but
paliuosuotas is kalejimo.
Valstybes departamentas pa
zymeejjo, kad j Vokietiios CRU
mojimus nebus atkreipiama
donna. snipai kuoastriausiai
bus baudziami. eli jei Woke
tija megins kersyti, tai Suy.
Valstijjos tam tikslui turi kur-
kas daugiau yolkiskos Media
COS, negu Vokietija ameriko-
niskos. 81
New Yorke naujai suimtta
penki vokiecip snipai, tarp ku-
rip yra If moteriQ. Jei prasi-
zengimai pasirodys dideli, bus
! : & y sl.4II l4.iI
pareikalauta mirties bausmes.
Tx mirties bausme gall is
naikinti snipns.
I1r !, ,,.rxxi,1c Z g lni,.zz III sXZn.
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Prancuzai stipriai IaikOsi,
palma neIaisviQ
VOKIECIU NUOSTOLIAI
PASIBAISETINI

.Vokieeiai panesa pasibaise-
tinus nuostolius. Bet jie turf
taip daryti. Jie mato, kad to-
lesnis ofensyvos yilkinimas
jiems yra tikroji mirtis. Tatai
m6gina ieskoti laimes. Mano,
kad, rasi, If pasiseks kane
nors sulauzyti talkininkQ
fronta, atsistoti stipresnej vie
toj If ,pasiulyti talkininkarns
taika. Tuo tikslu, apimti des-
peracijos, jie siandie nesigaili
nei savo kareiviQ.
Prancuzijos premjeras Gle
menceau vakar iSreiSke pasi-
ganedinima dabartiniu tallSi-
ninkq stoviu sitoj ofensyvoi.
Pasaka, kad priesiniRko pas
tangos nuejo niekais.
Tai tik pradzia veikimo.
Bet su tue viskas nepasi-
baigs. Vokieciai megins dar
daugiau ir smarkiau pulties
prizes talkininkus. Vokieeiai,
pasistume pirmyn ant Res
sonsur- -Martz, megins savo ky
Ii praplatinti If atakuos tall1i-
ninkus Sonais. Nuo tu atakq
pasisekimo prigules tolimesnis
vokieGiq veikimas toj fronto
dalyj. Jei pasiseks priesinin-
kui ka nors laimeti If savo ky
Ii praplatinti, tuomet jis ten
sutrauks visas savo jegas, mes
iSnaujo jam atsidarys kelias
ant Paryziaus. Stengsis tuo-
met pasiekti miesta Compieg-
ne, kad palenkti talkininkp IL
mia ant Villers-C -Cotterets. Su-
prantama, tuomet vokieciai
pulsis prizes kairiji prancuzq
sparna. Gi jei tas ivyktq, tai
galetp paimti Amiens If at
skirt prancuzus nuo anglQ
armijQ.
zinomas daiktas, negalima
iskalno nuspeti, kas ten gall
| tivykti, bet talkininkai yra /
sitikine, kad vokieeiai nekuo-
met neatsieks tq visu tikslu.
! Teutonams rupi Paryzius.
Ne tiktai Bavarijos sosto i
pedinio Ruprechto vedamoji
armija turi atkreipusi axis
Paryziq. Ia patti daro If Vo-
kietijos sosto ipedinio armija,
kuri veikia uz Noyon rytuose,
ligi upes Marine. Pranesama,
kad If tenai jau prasidejes tai
kininkq pozicijq bombardavi-
mas. Talkininku pozicijos ap-
! verciamos plienu ir ugnim.
Atsiveres tikrasis pragaras.
Toj fronto dalyj vokieeiai
stengsis ilenkti talkininkq Ii
Mia ant Compiegne, kur yra
didziai svarbus gelezinkeliV
! susib6gimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-11

ParySi,ts, birz. H. -Montdidier-
Noyon uzpuolime jau sunaikinta
penkios vokieciu diviziios, kuFin
tik 1ihnciai atsauIxta is muSiq Iis
nijp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-11
AMERIKONAI ATMUsA
TEUToNUs MARINE FROM
TIE.
Palma nelaisviu If kulkas-
vaidziq.

Paryzius, birz. II. Prancu-
~ If amerikonq kariuomene
atakuoia vokieeius Brussai-
res apylinkese, Marne fronte.
Vietomis varosi pirmyn, pai-
ma nelaisviu if kulkasvaidziq
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San antonio, Ter, birz. H. 45
sektantai mennonitai nubausta pol
25 metus kalejimo uz nenorejima
deveti uniformos ir atsisakymq ka
reiviauti.
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Washington, birz. II. KurO
administracija paskelbe, kad 81
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bus reikalinga 100 miIijonu tonu
minkstosios ANGLES.
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Pargsius, birz. IL. Prancuzai
ir amerikonai tesla atakas Brus-
siares apylinkese, Marne fronte.
Paimta $50 daugiau nelaisviq II
80 k,llkasyaidzip.
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Norfolk, Va, birz. IL. Nardan-
cioji laive nuskandino garlaiyi
Del Rio ir nezinoma Skuneri Vir-'
ginijos pakraSciais.
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natorius Jones padaye kongre-
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tu visoi salyj butq uzdrausta
visokius svaigalns gaminti il
pardavineti.
( Save sumanyma prideda kai-
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ma paskirti Il milijonQ dol.
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