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Graham guardian., 1918-01-25

down to install this new machin-
cry, and Friday, January 18th, at
Hoo o'clock a. M, Mr.. Craw-
ford, the engineer, blew the
whistle, announcing everything
was ready to again commencing
to grind out Belle flour, as Mr..
Holding and his millwrights had
accomplished the job of taking
out the old machinery, and had
the new machinery installed, and
at noon on January 18th, the ac-
cumulated stock of Belle flour
was depleted to the extent that
there was not another sack of
Belle in the mills warehouse,
which shows how closely the mil
Ter was able to figure on the time
it would take to install the new
machinery, and also how close
the company was able to figure
on it's requirements Of -four to
supply its growing trade dur
ing the shut down of the plant.
We are glad to again hear the
morning, noon and night calls OF
the faithful old whistle, and it is
a pleasure to know the people of
this valley are using the home
made -four and also that the mil
ling company is the kind who are
always ready to buy the latest
and best machinery and keep
its end of the valleys business
up to date, and more than COM
pete with the best that can be
shipped in. We are for the mill
whistle.
Graham guardian., 1918-01-25
WAR TAX NO EXCUSE

1t is only the occasional un-
scrupulous dealer who is using
the new war tax as an excuse to
put unnecessary high prices on
his goods. This, at least, is the
claim made by several of the
better class tobacco and confec-
tionery stores called on by rep
resentatives of this newspaper.
This question came up as the
result of an Associated Press dis
patch from Washington a few
days ago in which it was stated
that complaints were pouring in
to the Internal Revenue Bureau
regarding retailers who are using
the war taxes on cigarettes,
candy and other taxed articles as
an excuse-for price advances far
in excess of the taxes. 1t was
further stated that the law de-
partment of the bureau was en-
deavoring to find legal means of
stopping this practice.
The local dealers called on were
resentful of this accusation, stat
ing that they believed such price
raising unpatriotic. A leading
tobacco dealer stated that only
an unscrupulous and shortsighted
dealer would try to make such
prices. Cigarette smokers are
too keen," he said. Ito be fooled
very long. and the dealer who
tries this trick is sure to lose
trade by it in the end. "-Ex-
change.
Graham guardian., 1918-01-25
JANUARY 25, 1918
DRILL CHILDREN IN PATRIOTISM

Strong recommendation is made
by the State Council of Defense
that the morning exercises of ali
Arizona schools be given for
more than q mere suggestion OF
patriotism.
There shonld be a flag within
each school room and it should
receive formal, not perfunctory,
salute at the time of assembly.
This salute should be the same
as is in use in the army and
should be made uniform. Let
the children be taught that in
this salute they pledge their de-
votion to the cause of their own
Nation, as defender of their
homes and of their own safety.
Teachers are urged to make
frequent mention of the war and
of the meaning of Americas en-
try into it--how the United States
is battling only in the defense Of
humanity and of the rights of
the people and OF non-militant
nations, not for conquest, more
land or more trade that the war
was due to the ambition of a few
men to control the whole world
and to administer it as though
it were their own.
Possibly, it would be we'll to
bring in men of prominence in
each community to explain these
features. At least, America"
should be one of the morning
songs. A degree of military drill
can be given in even the smallest
of schools Sand marching and
military calesthenics will be
found of value in the grammar
grades, for the girls as well,
though in simple form. Drill
has been made compulsory for
the boys of high schools.
Above all, the children should
know that the present struggle
is of a deadly serious sort and
that. while victory is sure. it
will be attained only after years
of self-sacrifice, in which they
must join, and after dreadful
loss of men and treasure.
Graham guardian., 1918-01-25

The appointment of G. P.
Henderson, of Tombstone, as
disbursing officer of the draft
service in this State, in place of
Colonel Breen, resigned, has
aroused much indignation among
the people of Tombstone, who
question his loyalty. If what is
said about Henderson's actions
since we entered the world war
are true, he should be removed
from the position of disbursing
officer for this State.
Graham guardian., 1918-01-25
Our Jitney Offer This and Sc

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip,
enclose with &c and mail it to Foley &
Co.. 1886 Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,,
writing your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, for coughs, colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides
and back, rheumatism. backache, kidney
and bladder ailments, and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for con.
stipation, biliousness, headache and
sluggish bowels. Stafford Drug Co.
ady-i7.it
Graham guardian., 1918-01-25
PROVIDING BOOKS FOR SOLDIERS

More than half a million books
already have been furnished
soldiers and sailors in training
camps and in France by the
American Library Association
War Service and the flow is
steadily increasing, according to
the director of this work.
A campaign for funds, inaugu-
rated by the association last
autumn, nettedmore than 81, 500, :
600, ,andreal results in the tangible
shape of books and comfortable
libraries are being felt by the
soldiers and sailors. The Carnegie
Corporation gave $500, 600 for the
erection of camp Libraries. Near
ly all camps now have libraries
and in the others the buildings
are in course of construction.
The reading rooms each accom-
modate $50 men.
For the men in France the as
sociation has organized distribut-
ing stations at ali points of en-
barkation, where books are as
sorted for shipment abroad. Soon
every soldier who steps on a
transport will carry a book with
him, which he and his CON-
'panions will read on the way
across. after which it will be
forwarded to the men back of
the trenches. No attempt will
be made to establish libraries in
France, but the association will
have representatives there to
supervise the work of distribu.
ton.
Graham guardian., 1918-01-25
THE OLD MILL WHISTLE

The Gila Valley Milling Com
pany made the longest, steadiest
run it its history, from Novem.
Der to January 9Th, trying to ac-
cumulate enough Belle -four to
supply its regular customers
until they could install some of
the very latest milling machinery,
which the company bought and
received some .i,ne ago.
January 9Th, the mill closed
Graham guardian., 1918-01-25

Government barges have been
placed in service on the upper
Mississippi, and through Govern
ment assistance a new fleet is to
be built for this service. Sugar
is being moved by barge from
Louisiana plantations to New
Orleans.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
ANGLAI PAsITIKI AMERI-
KoNU GINKLAIS.
Anglu spauda pripa4sta, kad
fronte blogas stovis.

Lopdonas, birz. :. AnglQ
speuda pripazista kad -vaka-
rq fronte stovis taip pabloge-
jes, kaip dar nekuomet. Nuo
kares pradzios nebuve toxic
neaiskumo, kaip kad dabar.
Spauda visa savo Wilt ir pa
sitikeiima deda ant ameriko-
niskp ginklq. "Times" raso,
kad 100 miliionq lnisva tauta
remia savo armija, knrios ME
kas dar nekuomet neiVeike.
Kuomet Amerika pastatys 1nu
sip frontan pilnas savo jegas,
tuomet If kares laimej ejimas
bus talkininkq puseje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
KA1zERIs MUsIV FRoNTE
Su von Hindenburgu mato
musl ties Reims.

Amsterdam, birz. 8. Anot
pranesimo is Berlyno, musiQ
fronte nepertoliausia nuo
Reims kaizeris susitiko su sa-
70 sunumi, sosto ipediniu. Nuo
Kalno d. HiYer kaizerisi i Won
Hindenbutgas tenfijosii mtl.
81 palei. Reims, kur nuo armo-
tn veikimo tik du3mQ debesys
vertesi j padanges.
Einant ant kalno kaizeris
patemijes Won Hindenburgui,
kad jam bene yra sunkenybe.
Won Hindenburgas atsakes;
"Tas yra naudinga, jusq di-
.denybe, tureti trupufi prasi-
mankstymoy
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
VoKIEcIAI DEGINA s. v.
ARSENALA.
Nuostoliai siekia 8 milijonus
dol.

st. Louis, Mo-, hirz. 8 Suv.
Valstiju arsenalo sandeliur
No. "a ir 25 gaisras sunaiki-
no If grumojjo dar Kittens
sandeliams. Gaisras pakilo
sestadienio vakare ipo poros
smarkig ekspliozijg.
Visan arsenale randasi a.
pie 10 milijonq dol vertes ka-
res medziages.
Netolies sandeliq po eks-
pIiozijos suimta vienas yokie-
tbs, vienmarskinis ir be kepu-
res. Pasisakes, kad iis gyve-
mas salimais arsenalo.
Gaisras nuostoliq padares
apie 8 milijonus dolieriq-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
SaukiaIni kaTeiViauti 1-nO
skyTiaus Vyrai
VOKIEGIAI NlInNA S, Y, SANDELIUS
Usds Sanas tuti dideIi lakunQ k0Ipusa
PAGAM1NTA 5,O67 LAX
STYTUvAI.

Washington, birz. 3. ze-
mesniojo kongreso buto mill
tariniq reikalq komitetas pas
kelbe, kad vyriausybe laksty-
tuvp gamininfui iSleidziusi
316,5O0,OOO dol. Ligsiol paga-
minta 5,067 lakstytuvai. Is 81
tq 1916 pasiqsta Prancuzijon.
gi $3.50 randasi mamie.
Orc laivyno tarnyboje yra
134,761 lakunq kareiviq ir II,
1O7 oficieriai. Is oficieriu l.
500 yra Prancuzijoje.
Sulig kariuomenes parody
mo, kares laukuose turetp but
ant kiekvieno lakuno 6 lax
stytuvai. Bet dabar ant kick
yienq S lakstytuyq yra tik vie
mas lakunas.
Vienas lakstytuvas vyriaN-
sybei atsieina nuo 6 ligi 10
tukstanciq dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
AMERIKONAI TIES MAR.
NE.
Vokieciai sugabena sunkiaja
artilerija.

Paryzius, birz. 3. Suy. Val
stijq kariuomene pribuyo j
musiu linijas ties upe Marne,
kur bendrai su prancuzais SUI
laikys vokieeiq brioVimasi ant
Paryziaus.
Vokieciq 1n6ginimas persi-
mesti per Marine hgsiol nepa-
siseke. Kick suzinota, kad lig-
Siol tik mazas jq burys megi-
no persikelti. Bet prancuzai
atmuse.
Ties Marine yokieeiai suga-
bena sunlxiaj9 artilerija. Da-
lis jos jau veikia. Bet neduoda
jokiq pasekmiQ.
Kares korespondentai pra-
mesa, kad vokieciq kariuomc-
mes skaitlius sitoj ofensyvoj
didinamas.
Geroka gala vokieeiai pasi-
ware pastarojoj ofensyvoJ. Bet
kuomet jiems reikes uzimtas
vletas apleisti, koks bus baisus
ju susikrimtimas. Tai kiekvie-
nam suprantama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
PRIPAzISTA PRANcU;5
zAMa NARsUMA.

Berne, birz. 8: Berlyno
spauda, pasiremdama kares
korespondentQ pranesimais,
pripazista prancuzams didell
narsunlR. Vokieciq laikraseiai
pazymi, kad vietomis pranct,-
zai prizes vokieeius koyoja
.kaip kolsie tigrai.
Kares korespopdentai pra-
mesa yokieciq laikras seiams,
.kad yokieciQ armiiu briovi-
masis turis sustoti, kadangi
uizmtose vietose truksta gele-
zzinkeliq, kuriQ negalima pra-
tiesti greitu laiku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
33,174 vYRAI sAUKIAMA
IS ILLINOIS.
Is pirmojo skyriaus imama
28,5OO.

Springfield, birz. 3. Is
Wasllingtono pranesta, kad
Illinois valstija pradejus bir-
zelio "a d. turi pristatyti ka-
reiviauti 28,5O0 vyrq is primo
jo skyriaus. Jie bus issiunti-
nett j ivairias layinimo stovyk
las. Farmeriai turi but saukia-
mi paskiausiai, jei nebus gall
ma gauti reikalingo skaitliaus
is siaipiau vyru.
Be to, is Illinois saukiama
4,674 vyrai specijaliems rel
kalams. Site turi but baige
pradines mokyklas ir techni-
kos istaigas. Vyriausybes no.
ras, kad Site visi vyrai liuo.
su noru atsiSauktu ligi birze-
lilo Z d. Jei reikalingas skait-
lius jq neatsisauks, tuomet
prievarta bus imami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
RE1KALAUJA DAUGIAU
MOKETI.

Washington, birz. 3.Di-
desniq miestq priemiesciq e
lektrikinip gelezinkeliq atsto-
val eia suyaziaye pareikala-
Yvo, kad If " vazinejima 81
tais gelezinkeliais butq padi-
dinta mokestis 8 centais my
lioje, kaip .kad padidinta ant
Tisu gelezinkelip. Supranta-
ma, tas nepalieeia gatvekari1l.
sitas reikalavimas palieeia
daugeli zrionill, kurie prize
mieseiuose gyvena If kasdien
elektrikiniais gelezinke kelials
Ituri vazziuoti | darba.
Pullmano kompanija " va
zineijima tos kompanijcs vago
:nais jau padidino uzmok okesnl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
ITALIA SvARBUS FAX
TORIUS KAREJE.
Taip tvirtina generolas Gro
zier.

Washington, birz. {. Euro
pa aplankes paryykoS. W ge-
nerolas Crozier. Jis tvirtina,
kad Italija sioije kareie yra
svarbus faktorius. Ypae lax
stytuvp pagerinime italai di-
dziai pasizyrneje.
Prisiinindamas apie yolSie-
eiq ofensyva, gen. Crozier pa
zymejo, kad talkininkai lai-
mes kare. Talkininkai gavo
daug pamokos nuo vokieciq
veikimo.
Vokieeeiai siandie todel
smarkauja, kad jie prizes tai
kininkus yisur pastato visas
savo jegas. Visur state If vi
sas atsargass kuriQ ateiGiai
netaupia.
Kas kita yra pas talkiinin7
kus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
KkRALIUS UzsIsAKE
NAUJA. sfUTA.

. y . u y
Londonas, birz: 8. Ana die.
ma Angliios karalius pasta
deio, kad iis, kares s1netu ne.
pirksias naujq siutp.
Bet dabar jis aplanke ge-
lumbes garninimo istaigas
Gelumbe gaminama civilians
gyventoiarns sulig vyriausy-
bes nqstatytos normos, kick
gelumbeje panaudoti yilnos.
Tenai karalins taigi If uzsi-
sake sinta uE IA dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
suAREsTIoTAS JOHN
REED.

Philadelphia, Pa, lbirz. 81
Ola suarestuotas John Reed If.
paskui paleistas po 5 tukst.
dol. paranka uz kurstancias
prakalbas.
Ana diena polioija jam uz-
draude kalbeti svetaineje. To-
del jis pradaip "spycius" sa-
kyti gatveje. W tai il suim-
tas.
John Reed nesenai parke-
liavo is Rusijos. Sakosi iiis cia
esas noficijalis rusp bolsevikq
atstoyas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
PARYzIUN ATKELIAUJA
PABEGELIAI.

Paryzius, birz. 1. Ola atke-
liauja daugelis prancuzq pa
beg4liq is SCISSORS, Reims ir
is kitur, kur siandie woke
ciai smarkauja.
ITEMS pabegeliams prancuS
zq militarine vytiausybe isa-
Ike apleisti namus If juos auto
mobiliais pristate j artimiaus
sias gelezzinkeliQ stotis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
VOKIECIAI PALENGVA SU-
LA|KOM| TIES Marine
M6gina jje prapI1stikyIiO SOnus
TIES MARINE VEIKIA AMERIKO-
NISKA KARIUOMENE

tq pagalvoti apie tvirtoves
Verduno apleidima. Butq bai-
sus daiktas. Mes uz Verduna
juk tick daug kraujo buvo pra
lieta.
,Reimso Some vokieGiams ne
siseka. Buvo ziniQ, kad Reims
miestas inns tuc-tuojaus If pa
teks vokieciams. Bet taip ne
IA. Tenai prancuzai pasirodo
milziniSki didvyriai. Tenai vo
kieeiams reikia paimti daug
fortQ. Kelis is ju paeme. Bet
daugelis nepaimta.
Praeita Sestadieni antai vo-
kieciai buvo paeme Pompelle
forta. Tam tikslui vokieGiai
panaudoio tankas. Neuzilgo
prancuzai stojo kontratakoal
ir ne tik atsi6me forta, bet
dar 200 vokieeiQ paeme ne
laisven.
VokieGiu kares ofisas pra-
mesa, kad Scissors Some prizes
vokieeius stoja naujos prancu-
za dFizijios, muSiu frontan
atgabentos automobiliais If
gelezinkeliais.
VokieGiai upes Marine desi-
Mil kranta turi paeme per
13-ka myliq.
Stovis kick pagerejo.
Abelnai INFANT, vakarq from
te stovis kick pagerejes tai
kininkams. Sugabenta prizes
vokieGius talkininkq atsargos.
Vokieciams prisieis ten Visur
apsistoti If apsikasti, jei sus-
pes tai padaryti. Yra ziniQ,.
kad nuolatinis talkininkq gil
nimasis vokieciams tik atka-
kluma didina. Talkininkams
prisieina pagalvoti apie ofen-
syva. Gionai pilnai pasitiki-
ma, kad vyriausias talkininkuI
armijq vadas, gen. Foch, su-
taisys ofensyva prizes woke
Gius. Ir tik tuomet tikrai pa
aiskes vokie6iq pasigirimai.
Skaitlingos talkininkQ ka-
riuomenes atsargos stoja Pa
ryziq ginti. Tarpe tq atsargq
yra If amerikonai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
SOCIALISTS NUBAUSTA
KALEJIMU.

Kansas City, Mo-, birz. 81
zinoma New Yorko socijaliste
Mrs. Stokes vietos federaliam
teisme nubausta' 10-ciai metq
Ekalejiman uz veilxima prizes
vyriausybe ir prizes kare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
VoKIEGIAI SULAIKYTI
TIES MARINE.
Prancuzai atsieme du mieste-
liu.

Londonas, birz. 3.-Musis
vakarQ fronte eina su visu sa-
vo pasibaisetinrmu. Prancu-
zai laimejo lokali uzpuolima
pietrytuose nuo Scissors. Be
Sito, vokieGiai dvejose yieto-
Sc pasivare pirmyn.
Vokieeiu sosto ipedinis, ku-
ris vokieciQ sarmijas veda ant
Paly57iaus, pra!tio jau antra-
ia savo uzpuo!;mo atmaina.
Dabar jo tikslas saro kyli pra
platir ii ir pairati ilgesni upes
Marine pakraSti. sestadieni to-
del vokieGiai kairiam sparne
(Scissons sonn) pasivare pir-
myn.
pilmiausia vokietiai pasis-
tune pirlnyn tarpe Noyon If
S5issdns, kur jie nori snyieny-
t, il labjaus suty tinti Pikar-
diios If Aisne linijas. Paskui
pra, tjo stumt:as upes Oise
kloniu tiesiog ant Paryziaus.
Miesta Fontenoy vokieeiai
paziek9 po SIN .rkaus music.
Ten jie pasistume pirmyn apie
keturias mylias.
Teeiau vienoj vietoj, piet-
lvtuose nuo Seasons vokie-
CLAIMS nepasiseke. Tenai Jq
l,riovlmasi prancuzai ne tik
sulaike, bet kontrstakomis at
siem6 du miartelir = Chau-
dun ir Very; paem6 dar he
laisv6n kelis Simtas vokieciq.
Prancuzq kares of;sas pra-
mesa, kad Sale Soissons is vie
nos vietos prancuzai atslmete
atgal. Padare taip tcdel. kad
iokiuo budu nebuvo galima
atsilaikyti prizes skaitllnges-
nj priesininka. Vokieeiai eina
per peili, nesigailedani ""'
zmonip gyvaseip, mel klt'Eo.
Gil praneuzams rupi, kad kuo-
maziausiai zmoniQ netektl,
mes zmones tolesniam veikimul
yra butinai reikal ri. Yer
eiau kokiose vietose atsimestl,
kaip stoti j aiSkias skerdynes,
is kuriu negalima iseiti gy-
yam.
Ties upe Marine vokieelal
apsistojo If toliaus negali eltl,
Vokieeiai ties upe Marine
neturi artilerijos. Ju artilerl-
ia palikusi toll uzpakalyj. Ties
Marne atgabenta vos kellos
lauko armotos, su kurlomls
nieko negalima pradeti.
Todel nezinia, kaip ten vo-
kieesiams klosis. Jei talkinin-
kai per Marine teutonq nepra-
leis = tai bus atliktas labal
svarbus zygis. Mes anapus u
pes eina svarbiausias gele-
zinkelis, kuriuomi praneuzq
sostine susinesa su tvlrtove
Verdunu II tolimesniuoJu ka-
res frontu. Jei vokieeiams ko-
kiuo budu pasisektq pereltl
Marne If perkirsti mineta ge-
lezinkeli, prancuzams prislel-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03

New York, birz. 8. PuI-
kininko Roosevelto sunus, ka-
pitonas Kermit Roosevelt, ap-
dovanotas anglq -kares kryr
,zzium uz narsuma. Jis pirmian
yeike Mesopotamijoje. DaBar
keliauja j Prancuzija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
vERzIAsI vEsUvIUs.

Rymas, birz. Gauta II
min, kad eme srnarkiai yerzties
iugnekalnis (vulkanas) Vesu-
vills Sale Neapolio.
Paskutini karta tasai ugne
kalnis verzasi 1906 m.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03

Yfa ziniu, kad alaus myleto-
!jai isnaujjo susilauks nesma-
+gumq. sakoma, yyriausybe su-
siaurysianti dar labjaus .alans
gaminima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
TURKAI EINA PAGELBON
AUSTRAMS.

Zurich, birzz. 8. NeveItui
Austrijos ciesorius Karolis
nesenai aplanke turkq sultana
Konstantinopolyj.
Dabar gauta zziniq, kad aus
trus prizes italus parems tur-
kp kariuomene.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03

Chicagos policijos yirsinin-
Ikas Schuetner, kurs nesenal
sugryzzo il atostogQ, isnaujo su
sirgo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03

Paryzius, birz. 8. Vokieciai
savo spaudimq tesla tarpe upia
Marne If oise. Ties Marine vokie-
cciai pasieke Chateau -Thierry, per
kur praeina svafbus Paryzziiaus-
Verduno geleSinkelis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
Copenhagen, birzz. 8. Vo-
kietiios vyriau vbs sumaniusi i'm
ii is kalejimq kriminalistus ir
situos organizuoti5 j pulkus.

Stockholm birz. 3. Vokieti-
ia nusprends dvi tis sdali 1savo
kariuomenes atsaukti is Ukrainos
II pasiusti vakaru frontan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03

Pirmiau buvo paskelbta,
kad apie 1,5OO bulgarq pain
ia nelaisv6n. Dabar sakoma,
kad apie 1900, kurig tarpe
yra so oficierig.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
ANGLAI PALEsTINoJE
PAzANGIUoJA.

Londonas, birz. 8. Kares o
fisas pranesa, kad anglai Pa
lestinoje pasivare pusantros
mylios pirmyn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
EdwardsviIle, Ill, birz. 3.

Prisiekusieji teisejai isteisi-
no II zmoniq, karie buvo kal>
tinalni nz vokieeio Pragerio
nulineiavima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03

Madridas, bgz. 8. Ispa
MICS vyriausyh9 plenuoja pra
kasti tuneli po Gibraltarl i
sujungti Ispanija su Morck kko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03

New York, birz, :. -Raudono-
10 Kryziaus 'fondan surinkta
$166, ,439,291.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03

-Londonas, birz. 8 rs Co
penhagen pranesama, kad Maskyo
je paskelbta kares stoyis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
PARYzIUS Wis BOMBAR-
DUOJAMAS.

ParyIzns, birz. 3. Praeita
sestadieni vokieeiai If vel
bombardavo Paryzziu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
GRAIKAI DAUGIAU bull
GARV PAEME.

Paryzius, bir1. 8. Graikg
kariuomenei Makedonijoje
labjaus pasiseke bulgarus i
veikti. 4
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-03
lJSIOS
zIlyIOS

Washington, birz. 8. Su su-
tori .duotu amerikonisku garlai-
vim President Lincoln Z ma
noma, zuyo q oficieriai If 20 vyru.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1918-05-18
HERE AND THERE
(FrOm the Crisisl

The Associated Cahrities of Pittsburg for
the first time in it's history is employing a
colored social worker, Edith L. Spurlock.
Negroes of Atchison, Kans., under the
leadership of w. E. Gray, John Kelly, Lloyd
Kerford, Clyde Briggs, and others, recently
secured over 81 500 for a community house
for Negro troops at Camp Funston.
Two Negroes have been added to the St.
Louis, Mo-, police force: Charles johnson
and John Kunz.
Colored janitors of the court house and
Hall Of Records Los Angeles, CAL, have
been restored to the charge of colored
chief, L. G. Robinson.
A model apartment house has been open
ed for Negroes, in Springfield, Mass,
through the activities of st. John s Church.
of which the Rev. DR.. w. N De Berry is
pastor.
Of the $4,OOO,OOO budget of the Y W. G.
A. for war work 100000 will be used for
work among Negro women and girls, which
would seem to be one-half their rightful
quota.
A Catholic Negro Hospital has been
tablished in Memphis, Tenn. In nine
months 284 patients have been received. 1t
has lately added training school for
nurses and free dispensary.
A recreation center for colored girls has
been opened by the Recreation Association
at the Dart School in Charleston, S. G.
The Baltimore Branch of the colored Y. M.
C. A. has membership Of over eleven
hundred.
Public School No. 80, in the Harlem sec
ton of Manhattan, on February 1 had sold
$4,000 worth of Thrift Stamps There are
over 1900 Negro pupils in the school.
A twenty days drive for an increased
membership for the colored Y. M. c. A.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1918-05-18
PAYING UP

We lately had pay up week when folks
squared up their ancient bills, and coin was
flowing, like a streak, to all the local mer-
chants tills l settled for the wooden leg
| bought nine years ago last May, and Jones
and Smith and Brown and Gregg paid up
for groceries and hay. I long had Stunned
the busy streets and through the alleys took
my way, consorting with a lot of beats who
couldn't or who wouldn't pay. Alas, I
lacked the nerve to face the men I owed for
fountain pens for calico and Irish lace, for
poodles and for setting hens 1t filled me
with dread intense to see the tailor Just
ahead, and I would hide behind fence on
hearing links the butchers tread I owed
this man and that pound to one bone,
to one mark in furtive tsyle I slid around
and made my journeys after dark But pay
up week brought strong appeals from mer-
chants who were needing dust; they handed
out most potent spells to men who had
abused their trust. And so, by conscience
well advised with cash to creditors I sped
the merchant princes were surprised, but
only one fell over dead And now proudly
walk the street, there's nothing Sinking
now in me; no matter whom I chance to
meet, l do not hide behind a tree.-Wat
Mason.