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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
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TAI ATLIKS DABART|NIhI BOLSEVIKAI

tarti Brest-Litovske. Mes to-
kia taika yra daugiau niekas,
kaip tik didziausia Sales is
davyste. Rusijos socijalistai
juk visam pasauliui buvo pas
kelbe, kad jQ obalsis yra-tai-
ka be jokiQ aneksJQ. Bet, ma
tote, ta savo skardq obalsl pa
tvs sutrempe, pavezdami, vo-
kieGiams Rusijos teritorijas.
ReiSkia socijalHtai, kuriuos
Rusijoje siandie atstovauja
bolSevikai, vienaip kalba, XII
taip veikia. Kas kita pas juos
yra teorija, kas kita - prak-
tika.
BolSevikizmas-tai tik viena
socijalizmo karikatura. Rusq
bolSevikq Siandie visa ideja
yra tame, kad pl6Sti yiska,
kas tik yra galima plesti.
Siandie Rusijoje darbinin-
kQ organizacijos gyvuoja tik
ant poperos. Ir todel rusai
darbininkai atsimete nuo boil
Sevikq ir dalimis nuo kitQ so
cijalistQ. BolSevikai yfa arti-
mesni anarchistams, kaip ki-
items kokiems socijalistams.
Prize bolSevikq iSdalies Sian
die laikosi valstieciai, kuriems
pazad6ta zem6s. Bet tasai pa
zad6jimas If pasiliks tik pa
zadejimas, mes Siandie nera
gallma RuslJoJe tlkroJl agra
rin6 reforma.
Leninas su savo Salininkais
siandie katsidures tolliam pa
d6jiman, kad belieka tik du
iSejimu: arba rezignuoti nuo
reformatoriaus svajoniQ arba
paliEti valstieciu burzuiu po-
licmonu.
Oar nekuomet Rusijoje ne
buvo toxic didelio tarp Emo
niq nuosavybiu pageidavimo
ir pasiilgimo, kaip siandie.
Tas reiSkia ne kitka, kaip tik
bolSevikizmui ir sociializmui
paskutinis galas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11

Sumanomam pinigyno de-
partamento naujam mokesciC
istatymui, sal1oma, kongrese
atsiras priesininkq. Energin-
ga opozicija laulSiama is re-
publillonQ atstovl pusas.
Senatorius Lodge is Mass.
il senatorius Smooth is Utah
pranese, kad mokescip padi-
dinimo klausimas gall but att
detas ligi gruodzio, kadangi
pinigyno departamentas tue
budu negales gauti didesniQ
iplaulSp pirm 1919 m. pava-
sario.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
ANGLAI UzBLOKAVO
OSTENDE.
sitam zygyj panese mazus
nuostolius.

Londonas, geg. 1O.-AnglQ
kar6s laivynas atliko naujq
labai svarbQ zygi-uzdaryda-
mas Ostende prieplauka, Bel
Sijoje, kur susirinkdavo vo-
kieCiQ nardancios laiv6s.
Tam tikslui anglai panau-
dojo senq skraiduoli Vindicti-
We. Prikrov6 j konkreto, nu-
vilko i mindtos prieplaukos
iS6jimQ If tenai paskandino.
Vokletiai prizes ta a,NglQ zy-
81 smarkiai gyn6sl, Bet anglai
taip vikriai ir surnaniai APP
kad mazai If nuken-
t6jo. Vokieciai tik viena mo-
torine waltz nuskandino.
Kaip zinoma, pirm poros
savaiciQ anglai tuo budu w
blokavo (uzkimSo) uostus
Zeebrugee IL Brugges.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
UKRAINAI NEIMA VOKIs-
KU PINIGU.
Labjausia. jie pageidauja
amerikonisku.

Londonas, geg, IL Woke
ciq agentai supirkineja zymia
kiekybe amerikoniskp pope
riniQ pinigQ, kad juos pasiqs-
ii j sveicarija, gi is ten j
Austria If Vokietija. Tais a
merikoniSkais pinigais aus
trai ir -vokieciai mok6s ukrai-
mans uz perkamus pas juos
javus.
Yra ziniq, kad ukrainiai labai
atsargiai pasielgia su austrQ
If vokieGiQ pinigais. Jie visur
il visuomet tvirtina, kad tie
pinigai yra be jokios vertes.
Ukrainai labjausiai pagei-
daujja amerikoniskQ pinigp.
Ir Situos, mielai ina parduo-
dant teutonams javus If mais-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11

stockholmas, geg. 11.-Ru-
sija isnauio pasilils reakcijos
centras Europoje, tvlrtina
Max Hoschiller, prancuzas e.
konomistas, kurs eia atkelia-
vo is Petrogrado. Jis Rusijo-
je isgyveno pastaruosius ,sesis
menesius. Tenai studijavo re-
voliuciiini Sales begi ir stow.
"Cariskoji Russia, pasa-
koja iis, "priesinasi demokra-
THAI ir tenai mazai yra So
iausmo su zmoniskumu. Lais-
YES Salininkai tikejosi, kad re-
voliucija Rusijos gyventojus
.atvers prie demolratizmo If
supazindins juos su privatine-
mis- ir asmeninemis zmogaus
teisemis. Ant Lenino krinta
visa atsakomyb6, jei Rusijoje
gryzta autokratizmas. Kaltas
iisai del savo paziuru il meto-
dq. Bolseviku pasielgimas liu-
diia, lzad Rusijoje turi SUI
gryzti carizmas".
Anot Hoschillerio, bolsevi
kq vadovai yra baisiai bes-
lrupulingi ir demagogai. Tuo
tarpu rusQ burzuazija paro-
do savo nepaprasta bailuma il
nezino kaip orientuoties da-
bartiniam anarchiSkam Sales
stovyj.
kalp RtlslJal toleSnlal sex
sis, Hoschjller neapsiima
spresti. Tik sake, kad Rusijo-
.ie laikas bega greitai. Tenai
sprendziamasis faktorius yra
tas, kad Vokietija turi paemu
81 Pabaltijos provincijas, Tx
rainq If Suomija. siande pries
bolSevikus opozicijos centras,
jei toksai gall but, yra tik 81
berijoje, bet ne kur kitur.
Jei bolsevikai butp tikri so
cijalistai If jie turetq kq nors
bendra su socijalizmu, jie bu-
tq atsisake susitailinti su Vo-
kietija ir patvirtinti taikos SUI
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
VOKIECIAI UzEME ROS-
ToVA TIES DoNU.
Bolseviku su anarchistais ko-
va Maskvoje.

Berlynas, geg. 11.-Vokie-
GiQ kares ofisas praneSe, kad
vokieGiQ kariuomen6 uzemusi
Rostova ties Donu. sitas mics
tas didziai pagars6jo kovomis
bolSevikQ su ukrainais.
Be to pranesama, kad vel
kiai prasid6siancios tarybos
kas link nustatymo nuolatinio
rubeziaus tarpe Rusijos If Uk-
rainos.
Kijevo laikraseiai praneSa
apie kova anarchistp su boil
Sevikais Maskvoje. To pasek-
meie apie 400 anarchistp su-
Unfair uzdaryta Kremline.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
D1DELE vETRA.

Uzvakar nakties didele We
ira, kuri netiketai aplanke
Chicago, nors tesasi trumpai,
bet padare didelius nuosto-
lius. Didziausius nuostolius
padari vasula, mes nuplese
daugeli krautuviq iskabq vi
sose miesto dalyse, isdauze
langus, isvarte medzius.
Vienam naman trenke per-
kunas il kelis zmones suicide.
Daug zmoniu suzeista gatve-
Sc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
TRAUKINIS NUSIRITO
NUO PYLYMO.
7 kareiviai zuvo; daugelis su-
zeista.

Columbus, S. c., geg. IL
Palei Jackson kar6s stovyk-
la vaziuojas su kareiviais
traukinis nusoko nuo begiq If
keli vagonai nusirito nuo py-
lymo (kelio).
Penki kareiviai ant vietos
.isaf'r.tlss.S. z'tl ss Dl kareiEiu mirtinai
suzeistu paskui mire. Kit ke-
turi taippat pavojingai su
zeista If Is kitq lengviau.
Nukentejo tie kareiviai, kat
RE buvo mediniam vagone.
Sitam parvirtus, ant jo krito
plieninis vagonas IL needing
vagona visiSkai suniuzgino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
ANGLAI UZKlMSO OSTENDE
PRIEPLAUKA
Kerenskis atkeliaujas S. Valstijas
AMERIKONAI TRUSKINA
VOKIEcIU PozICIJAs.
Sugriove observacijos vieta;
atmuSe dvi atakas.
Su Amer. Armija Pikardi-

Su Amer. Armija Pikardi-
joje, geg. 11.-AmerikonQ ar
tilerija smarkiuoju bombarda-
>vimu i vokieciQ pozicijas m.
Cantigny sugriov6 baznyGiQ,
kuriq vokieciai naudOjo savo
observations. Be to sutruS-
kino daugeli bustQ, iSard6 kuE-
kasvaidziQ stoti If pacios pO-
ziciju komandos vietove.. Nuo
baisaus amerikonQ artileriios
bombardavimo pagaliau paki-
10 gaisras Mesnil-St. Geor-
ges'e.
Bombardavimas teS6si siSti
siq uzpraeitq nakti.
Vokieciai ddjo visas pas
tangas, kad paimti nelaisv6n
kick amerikonQ. Bet tas jiems
nepasisek6.
Amerikonai Pikardijoje kas
dien Wis daugiau parodo savo
drasos If gyvumo. Isismagi-
nimas, be abejon6s, lures pasi-
baigti nelaim6mis vokieciamS,
katrie jau II taip vos tegaIi
pavilkti visus tuOs smugius,
kokius jiems uzdav6 talkinin-
kai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
sUAREsTUoTA PENKI
LENKUCIAI.

Policmonas Hendricks is
New City policijos nuovados
suarestavo penkis lenkucius
ncpriauglius, kuomet tie me-
gino isiIauzti grosernen po
mum. 4615 So. Ashland ave.
Arestuota: D. Vyskovski, IL
metz; J. Pscorka, II M; du.
io broliu Juozas il Mikas, 8
il 10 m. If S. Frameek, 13 m.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
KERENSKIS ATKELIAU-
JAS AMERIKON.

Stockholm, geg. 11.-Gar-
sus rusQ revoliucijonierius
Vladimir Burcev, kuris vos-
tik cia atkeliavo pasprudes is
kal6jimo Rusijoje, sake, kad
Aleksandr Kerenskii esas da-
bar kelion6je i Suv Valstijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
PRANCUZAI PAEME GRI-
VEsNES PARKA.
Paeme nelaisven ir 258 Vokie-
cius.

Pary2ius, geg. IL Prancu-
zu kariuomen6 paeme nuo vo-
kieciQ Grivesnes parka, uz
penkiq myliQ Siaurvakaruose
nuo Montdidier, paskelb6 ka-
res ofisas.
Be sito prancuzai pa6me ne
laisv6n 259 vokieGius. Tenai
prancuzai dabar pasitais6 stip
rias pozicijas II. nusprende
nepasiduoti vokieciams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11

BolSevikai su anarchistais
yra gimining'i il jie dailiai SUI
gyvena. Bet Siuo kartu nesu-
tikimai tarpe jQ pakilo uz tai,
kad anarchistai atsisak6 boil
Sevikams isduoti kulkasvai-
dzius If amunicija, kas labai
yra reikalinga pastariesiems.
Kijevo laikraSeiai pazymi,
kad Maskvoje yra susispiete
apie 10000 rusq anarchistq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11

Miesto tarybai pranesta,
kad kailuriuos saliunininlSus
policija perdaug globoja. Lei
dzia aniems II. sekmadieniais
.biznius varyti. Todel taryba
sumane paskirti komiteta il
iisstirti tu pranesimq tilSruma.
Jei bus tiesa, policiia isnaujo
atsidurs nemalonumQ rattan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11

Is forto Sheridan pabago
penki dezerteriai. Su jais pa
bego If kareiyis Sassano, kat
ras ijuos saugojo. vienas pats
pasidave Evanstono policiiai.
Xiii ieskomi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11

Parko Lincoln komisiionie-
rial paskelbe, kas jie Goethe's
stovyklos is parko me- lNrasalin-
sia, kol to aiskiai l5pareika-
lausianti vyriausybe. Andai
toji stovykla buyo aplieta gel
tonu dazu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
ANGLAI ATSIEME DALI
SAVO APKASU.

Londonas, geg. 11.-Anglai
atsi6m6 nuo vokieGiQ dali sa-
vo apkasQ Siaurvakaruose nuo
Albert, kuriuos uzvakar woke
Giai buvo pa6me.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11

Teisejas Sullivan andai krl-
minaliam teisme PAUL. A. Por-
ter pasmerke ligi gyvos gal
vos kalejiman uz detektivo
Shea nuzudyma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
sVENTASIS TEVAS
LIEPIA MELSTIES Uz
TAIKA.
Paskiria specijales NAL
das ssv. Petro if Povylo
dienoje.

dienoje.
Rymas, geg. 10.-Vi-
sam katalikiskam pasau-
liui sventasis Tevas Be
nediktas XIV isleido pare
dyma melsties uz taika.
ssv. Petro If Povylo
sventeje, birzelio 20 die
ma, paskirta spectacle NAL
da kalbeti po sventu mi
siu uz paliovima piktai
kankinti zmonija.
"Artinasi keturiu metu
pabaiga, kaip Europa at
sidure baisiausibse kares
liepsnuose, = sakoma pope
ziaus pranesime. "Tuo vi
su laiku prievartos he tik
nesumazejo, bet dar padi-
dejo, taip kad mes netu-
rejome nei vieno ramaus
momento, isemus sirdge-
Ia ir nuliudims".
Popezius atkartoja Ka-
raliaus Josaphato maldos
zbdzius:
Musu tevu Viespatie
Dieve, Tu esi Dievas dan
guose ir valdai visas ka-
ralystes ir tautas. Tavo
rankose yra stiprybe il
galybe; niekas prizes Ia
We negali spasipriesinti.
Mes atsiliepiaane j Taves
musu nuliudimuose, gi
Tu isgirsk ir gelbek mus.
Musu Dieve, kuomet mes
nezinome, kas NUNS pra-
deti, mes galime tiktai
savo axis atlzreipti i Ia.
ve'".
sv. Tevas ragina pa
SAUL pasitiketi Dievu,
Kurs yra zrnoniu noru tel,
sejas ir tarpininkas. Ra
gina pasitiketi Jo susi-
mylejimu pagreitinti ga
Ia toms vesuloms, pasku-
binti taika ir atgaivinti
zmonijos tarpe teisybe If
mielasirdyste. u situos
didelius zmonijos nuside-
linus Dievas butinai tu-
ri but permaldaujamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11

Kaikurie Chicagos saliumn-
kai yra sugalvoje sekmadie-
niais atidaryti savo saliunrs
If pardavineti vientik mink
Stuosius g6rimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
TARIAMAsI APIE MoKEs-
cIU PADIDINIMA.
Republikonai stow opozicijoje.

Washington, geg. IL. Pi-
nigyno sekretorius McAdoo
pranese kongreso partijq va
dams, jogei yra butinai reika-
linga apgalvoti naujas kokias
nors priemones padidinti w
riausybes iplaukq. Tai turetQ
but butinai atlikta dar Sitos
kongreso sesijos metu. Mill
niskai padidinta kares progra-
ma. Pinigai reikalingi nepra-
matomiems reikalams. Reika-
lingos milziniSkos iSlaidos.
Tuo tikslu pinigyno departa-
mentas pagamino plenus i
plaukoms. Tomis dienomis tai
visa bus induota kongresui.
lSitas paves perziur6ti komisi-
joins.
Mokeseip istatyme pinigyno
depaftamentas padare atmai-
mas. Jei tos atmainos pasiro-
dys svarbios ir j kongreso at
stovus padarys koki nors gi-
lesni ispudi, tuomet mol1esGiq
klausimas bus svarstomas.
Tuomet kongresas negal6s sa-
vo sesiJos pertraukti su liepos
pirmomis dieflomis. SsIja tu-
res uztrukti kur-kas ilgiau.
lfSekretorius McAdoo senate
riui Simmons is North Carroll
na laiSlu pranesa, jogei, .io
nuomone, mokesciu klausiaas
turf but kuoveilliaus kongre-
so iSristas. Toxic syarbaus
reikalo atid6ti negalima. Sc
natorius Simmons yra senate
finansin6s komisijos pirminin-
kas.
Nepaprastai augstos pozici-
jos islaidose simet yra Is
miliiardq dolieriu kariuome-
nei, pusantro miliiardo kares
Ilaivynui il kuone pustreeio
milijardo prskybos laivynui.
Anot senatoriaus Simmons,
sitoj sesijoi kongresas lures
autorizuoti vyriausybe isleisti
naujus bondsus, neziurint to,
ar naujas istatymas apie mo-
kescius bus pravestas, az ne.
Bondsu sumos didumas pri-
klausys nuo mokesciq didu-
kmo.
MokesGiu padidinimo svar-
biausias klausimas -padi-
dinti molzescius puo pelno II
nuo pelno (uzdarbio) pervir-
sio. Kongresmanas Kitchin
tvirtina, kad mokescius nuo
pelno prisieis padvisqlbinti.
Gi senatorius Simmons sake,
kad naujq molesciq sunleny-
be bus uzdeta lygiai, ant vlsql
Sales gyventojq.
-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11
NUSKENDo ANGLV KA-
Res LAIVAS.

Stockholm, geg. 11.-Gegu-
yes l d. Anglijos minu gau-
dytojas uzplauk6 ant minos if
nuskendo. Zuvo 3 oficieriai If
% jurininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11

= Berlynas, geg. 11.-Vo-
kieciai oficijaliai pranesa, kad
angIams nepasiseke uzblokuo-
ii Ostende uosto iSejimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11

siandie is Chicagos isva-
ziuoia specijalis traulSinis SUI
internuotais vokieciais, kurie
gabenami fortan Oglethorpe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11

=. Dover, geg. 1l.-Parga-
benta visq zuvusiu lavonal,
kurie krito blokuojant Osten-
de.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-11

Vakarin6j Chieagos miesto
dalyj streikuoja duonkepiai.
LigSiol streikuoja dar ir apie
600 barzdaskuGiq.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
The Bank Deposit Charge.

To the Editor Of The star
In The Star of the 18th announce
ment was made that most OF the oanK-
ers in this city had agreed to make
charge of 50 cents a month. beginning
Anvil / next, on each patron whose oai-
ance was not maintained at sioo u
over during each month of the year.
IT is not clear whether such charse
will be made for each month OF the
yaar or inst for any particular month
when the balance goes below the stipu-
lated amount but the scheme, at best,
is of much Importance to the govern
ment clerks, especially at this time,
when probably so per cent OF them can
not maintain such reserve
Al the urgent call Of the government
to buy liberty bonds the clerks re-
sponded nobly. and in many cases dreW
their last dollar from the bank Tor the
purpose, and many are stu making
monthly payments on such bonds con-
tracted for at that time.
Six dollars a year is too big tax to
nav for a little banking privilege, but
in this matter, as in most others, tne
government clerk has no recourse.
If the banks feel that they must be
excuses given). would it not be more
fair to charge each patron small fee
say alf-cent-for each check cashed!
Then the patron who causes the most
ANNOYANCE and expense by drawing
numerous small checks would have to
nav the greater fee. 1t seems unfair
TO charge one patron $6 year who
draws only about dozen checks. and
charge another only the same for draw
ing a thousand checks. And 1t also
seems unfair to make such charge on
one patron who can maintain reserve
of only $S9. and charge nothing.to an
other who can keep 500 on deposit. :
FRANK E. POTTS.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
BILL IN SENATE
Measure Providing for Deportation
of Aliens of Draft Age
Passes the House.

The alien Stacker bill. barring from
citizenship and authorixing the depor-
tation of aliens of draft age who claim
exemption from military service. was
transmitted to the Senate today after
having been passed by the House last
night by vote Of 344 to 81. The bill
also authorizes the drafting of aliens
for agricultural and manufacturing
work.
The State Department, which has
signed draft treaties with Great Britain
and is completing similar treaties with
France and Italy, opposes the alien
Stacker bill on the ground that it might
embarrass the United States in its ne
gotiations.
The bill is applicable only to citizens
of countries at war with Germany who
are eligible to American citizenship and
provides not only that they shall be
forever barred from citizenship in the
United States. but that they shall be
deported as soon as practica BILE.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
The Oldest Local Organization.

To the Editor of The Star:
In your account of the annual meet
ing of the Washington National Monu-
ment Society in your paper of the 22d
instant you say: Thus the society ex-
lists today. eighty-four years since its
original foundation, the oldest or
ganization in the District of Column
bia, with the exception of a few secret
orders
1 beg to say that the Jackson Demo-
Columbia is older in organization than
the splendid society whose meeting
you chronicle. The Jackson Demo-
cratic Association was organized Sep
tember 90, 1928, and took part in the
inaugural of Andrew Jackson March
e. 1929, carrying a blue and gold ban
ner, presented to the Organization by
the democratic ladies' OF Philadelphia,
Pa This banner. still in possession
of the association, has been carried in
President taking Office before the war
between the states, and since then
went up the Avenue in both the Cleve-
land inaugurals and in both of those
of President Wilson.
The late John E. Norris was presi-
dent of the association for many years,
and died as it's presiding officer to be
succeeded by his son, James L. Norris,
who was president during his life. Its
last president was Mai; William
Cranch McIntire, who died July of last
year. Its vice presidents are j. Holds
worth Gordon, James l.. Norris, jr.:
Dr. James A. Watson. William NICK.
Clayton. Charles F. Balderson, Edwin
A Newman. Charles W. Ray. Its
treasurer is Charles F. Sudwarth.
CLINTON r. COLVIN.
Secretary, jackson Democratic Asso-
citation of the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
Japan AND AMERICA
COULD FRUSTRAIEFOE
London Paper Discusses Advantages
of Concerted Action in ST.
Z
berian Regions.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. February 2s.-A speech
made Sunday by viscount Motono and
reports from Paris as to Japan's pos
sible activities in view of the German
advance into Russia are given promi-
nence by the morning newspapers. The
Times says it understands that the
statement of the Japanese foreign min
lister is regarded in well informed quar-
ters as an authoritative declaration on
Japan's policy. In it's editorial COM
ment the Daily Mail says:
seen, Foch's appeal to Japan and
the United States to cooperate IN con-
fronting the Germans in Siberia Is
answered by Viscount Motono, as Tar
as Japan is concerned.
IF an allied expedition IN Whicn
Japan and America would necessarily
have leading parts could control the
siberian railway, and with it the rich
food raising and mineral-bearing DIS
tricts of Siberia, heavy counter
stroke would be dealt to Germany
advance. Japan's service in the aiileo
cause already is considerable; 1t is no.
impossible that she will soon aoo u II.
Announcement was made IN WASH
inrton Wednesday that Japan naa
sonnded the entente powers ana tne
Inited states concerning joint mil
,arv operations in Siberia. Negotia
tions on the subject between the unl.eu
states and Japan are still IN prosies
Evening star., 1918-02-28
STRIKES IN U. S. VERY FEW.
Labor Department Reorganization
Held Up, Waiting on CONGRESS

Reorganization of the Department of
Labor for administration of the war
program is being held up until the
necessary funds, are provided by Con-
gress. Section chies for the new bu-
reaus, however, are in process of selec-
tion. so that there will be no delay
In their appointment when the appro-
priation is granted.
Not since the Department of Labor
was organized have there been SO few
strikes in progress as at present, Sec
retary Wilson said today Places
where cessations of work have occur
red are relatively few and many of the
strikes do not affect the war prep
arations directly. A number of them
are the strikes of street car opera
tives
Perhaps the most serious industrial
disputes=now pending is the walkout
Of 5000 metal trades workers in the
Bfrming CHAM. Ala. district. Secretary
Wilson and the departments media
tion service was in touch with the
situation and that additional media
tors would be sent into the district if
needed.
Evening star., 1918-02-28
GERMANS SCORE KAISER
IN SECRET PAMPHLETS
Say They Have Nothing But Hun
ger, Disease, Death, Ruin and
:. Destitution for Sacrifices Made.

correspo,dencc of the Associated rrcss.
LONDON, February 11.-Some of the
pamphlets which were secretly circu-
lated in Berlin during the recent strikes
consisted of savage attacks on the Ger
man emperor a fact which was admit
ted and deprecated recently by the Ger
man newspapers. One OF these pam
phlets, smuggled out OF Germany. has
reached the Liverpool Daily Post,
which gives literal translation. which,
in part, follows:
when will peace come? II will come
when Germany is ready for IT. ana the
time is approaching
ut will come when Germany has
learned the lesson of the war, when IT
has found as every other nation has
had to learn, that the voice of Europe
cannot be denied with immunity.
q THE hour of peace VIII strike Wnen
Germans no longer heed the makers OF
war; when they despise and hiss the
apostles of militarism and jinSoism
Peace will come when the Germans say
to their emperor: You, whom we nave
Followed and obeyed; you, for whom We
have sacrificed ourselves and our dear
ones: You, who have not spared even
our ideals and beliefs and traditions
we have sacrificed all To you-and What
have we in return Nothing hut hum
-
death, ruin and destitution.
Never before in the history Of the
world has there been sacrifice so great
or so willing made. Before our heroic
deeds the armies of Napoleon shrivel,
and what have we won by II? TWO
years ago the world lay at our feet;
strangers from every land came to
our cities: all over the world the in
dustry of our merchants was success
full. Everywhere the German spirit
was welcomed and hopored. Will 1t
ever be SO again?
"AIl over the world we are despised
and hated On our forehead rests the
curse of Cain. Men shun US in the
streets and our language is forbidden.
We have you, Emperor William, We
have yon to thank that the achieve
ments of a century of national effort
have been lost We will no longer fol-
low you"
Z The document ends with a still longer
.denunciation of the ambition, vanity
and personal cowardice of the emperor
Evening star., 1918-02-28
FIXES BLAME FOR WRECK.
I. c. C. Says R. R. Crash Which
Killed 46 Was Due to Negligence.

Responsibility for the rear-end collision
on the Louisville and Nashville railroad
at Sheperdsville. KY, on December 20. in
which forty-six were killed and fifty
two injured. has been assigned by the
Interstate Commerce Commission to neg
ligence of the conductor or flagman of the
teiescoped train and the failure of the
engineer of the express that crashed into
it to observe a signaE
The railroad already has assumed full
responsibility for the loss of life and in
vited the filing of damage claims without
litigation,