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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-26
WILL SEND SEVEN MEN.

Draft Board Two has received mo- tiee it must furnish seven men for the quota to be sent to Newton, Mass, from Connecticut on August 18th. Auto repaIrmen, maohinists, and me- chanics are wanted for this camp and volunteers are informed to bring civilian clothes as uniforms will not be issued until later,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-26
DR. DANIELS TO
 SPEAK AT SUNDAY SEASIDE CONCERT'

Rev. pr. George V. Daniels, one Of the U. s. Shipping boards best speak, CTS, was procured shortly before noon today by the Bridgeport War Bureau to make the patriotic address at the band concert at SeaSide park Sunday afternoon. pr. Daniels belongs to the Service section of the Shipping board and makes a powerful appeal to his auditors Community singing of pa triotic songs will be led by a choir of male voices directed by Prof. Alvin s. Breul of St. Johns Episcopal church.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-26

never forgave p'e for it. It was at that moment that it was first suggest ed to me that the primitive brutish- ness of Fat William was resting la tent in his descendant.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-26

It was announced thEg0 win SS 10 interference with the SNE9ten-Demp- sey fight at Harrison, E. q. next Sat- urday night by the Nk1e 6oard hand- ling the Fulton case,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-26

flag floats at the masthead of a single ship that cause shall never be fore saken.''
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-08-16
Leach.StromberQ.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer w. Leach
arrived here from Minneapolis
Tuesday, to spend a few days Of
the honeymoon, the nuptials for
which we're celebrated the day be-
fore in Minneapolis, when Miss
Helen E. Stromberg became Elmer's
bride. The happy couple r the
guests Of the groom's sister, Mrs.
l.. w. Thirsk. Elmer is the young
est ION Of Mrs. C. E. Leach, and
with his parents lived in this city
until a few years ago, when upon
the decease Of his father his moth
er moved to Minneapolis, and FL
mer until quite recently has been
attending the Minnesota university,
but is now engaged with the Pro-
gressive Shoe Machinery Co., Of
Minneapolis. though awaiting q call
as q member of the university re-
serve for special duty in the army.
Elmer's many friends in Milbank
extend congratulations and wish
the newly married couple many
years of happy welded life.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-08-16
Body IN America,
Soul IN EufOpe..

make them everlasting. That il the
wrongs of these thousands of
little islands OF foreigners that have
been formed through III whole limits,
that instead OF trying to remove the
foreign life out Of their souls, and to
build up an American life il them,
they have striven studiously, from
year to year, 70 stihe American life,
and to make foreignness perpetual.
That is disloyalty; and the object,
one of the big objects of this serious
proceeding in this court, and other
like proceedings in other courts, is to
give notice that that must be stopped.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-08-16

We have just printed q number
of Honor Roll cards-with q very
pretty patriotic border-on which
the names of boys who are in the
service can be written. Come in
and see them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-08-16
ENROLL At
A. B. c. SEPT. End

On Monday, Sept. 2, new classes
will be organized in every depart
ment at the Aberdeen Business COL
lege. This is the very best time Of
the entire year to begin your course.
Send for our new catalogue. 1t
tells you all about the tremendous
opportunities which are now open
in business.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-08-16
Titan Safe Invest,
ment for You ~

PUI . Titan 1910 at work on your farm and here :
; what you will have:
Dependable. all round. flexible power. to run your field
machines ready to be crowded in rush hours, to cut down
belt machine: you own Or will own. to S. you out with real
practical working efficiency.
Thoroughly reliable Kerosene economy the coAav ou . sre.a d. L.
than sadsss horse ezpsneea and les than hall { sasoins ezpenss-kerosens
when you eave aidl.
s!ashs rod ssrvice which IL Su1ianeesd you By 11aa ersdos seeords aad
~ the wv TIN !oO hbuia khas au The suoas points and qual6o d.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-08-16
Aug. 2 Aug. i
Notice Of Hearing Petition for Lei
tiers Of Administration.

state of S nth Dakotal
County OF Grant. Sss. In County Court
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
BERNSTORFFUI UzDARO,
MA KELIAS.

New York, spal. 2.-Bulga-
rijai puolus, Konstantinopo-
lyj atvienetas Vokietijos am
basadorius Won Bernstorff.
Gryzti j Vokietija jam dabar
n6ra per kur. Dabar dar gall
per Juodasias jures nukeliau-
ii Besarabijon, is ten per Ru-
munijq savo Salin. Bet kick
paIaukus jam ir to nebus ga
lima padaryti.
Bernstorff pirm kar6s am
basadoravo Suv. Valstliose.
Jis cia pagamino visokin suo-
kalbiQ prizes vyriausybe il uz
tai jam liepta iSkeliauti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
SALYGOS, KURIOMIS Bull,
GARIJA PASIDAVE.
Sutartis yra tik grynai kari
ne.

Londonas, spal. 3 Talki-
ninkQ su Bulgaria. padaryta
Sutartis yra .grynai karin6.
Skamba taip:
Bulgaria. sutinka apleisti
visas ddbar uzimtas Graikiios
ir SerbijoS teritorijas; kuovei-
klaus iSginkluoti savo armi-
jq ir pavesti talkininkams
visas transportacijos priemo-
mes.
Bulgaria. turi pavesti tal-
kininkamS visus laivus, kokius
turf, ir kontroliuoti DunojQ;
leis talkininkams per Bulga-
rijQ kaip patinkama iSvysty-
ii savo veiEimq prizes AuStri-
ja il Turkija.
Visi bulgarQ ginklai If a.
municija turi but pavesta tai
kininkQ prieziuron; talkinin-
kai turi teise uzimti visas
strategines vietas Bulgarijoje,
Suzinoma, kad Bulgarijos
okupacija bus pavesta anglQ,
prancuzQ il italy spekOmS,
gi apleistos Graikijos ir Ser
bios teritorijos -graikams IL
serbams.
Bulgaria. nustoja but ka-
riaujanti Sails il pilnai pasi-
duoda talkipinkams.
Kas link karaliaus Ferdi-
nando, talkininkai nielo ne
nusprend6. Karaliaus reikalas
yra bulgarQ vidujinis reika-
las. Tegu bulgaria kq nori da-
70.
Talkininkai kontroliuos taip
Bulgarijq, kol neivyks Euro
pole taika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
HAIGO KARIUOMENE
MTESTE CAMBRIA.
Talkininkai baigia truskinti
vakaru fronta.

Paryzius, spal. g Angl1l
generolo Haigo kariuomene,
kaip vakar pranesta, inejo i
miestq Cambria. Tenai teciau
susidurG su vokieGiais. Prasi-
d4jo muSiai gatvese. Vokie-
ciai, pasitraukdami is mics
to, il daugel vietose padege.
Daug gaisru, be to, pakilo nuo
armotq Soviniu.
Neilgai teciau anglams ten
reik6jo grumties. Vokieciai
buvo iSkloti, kit pasprudo.
Visas miestas pateko anglQ
rankosna.
Labai smarkiai prizes vollie-
cius veikia belgai, kuriems
pats karalius vadovauja.
Belgai grumoja vokiecius vi
sal atkirsti nuo pajurio.
Vienur ir kitur paimama
daug nelaisNiu ir armotQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
SOCIJALISTAI BOLSEVI-
KAI GRUMOJA.
Sake, jie Maskva sumaisysia
su zeme.

Londonas, spal. 2.-Jei boil
Sevikai bus priversti apleisti
Maskvq, tai jie nusprende SUI
naikinti visa miesta ir po-
draug pakelti visuotina SKIER
dyne gyventoju. Taip raso is
Maskvos Hans Vosst laikras-
tyj Berliner Tageblatt.
Tasai korespondentas dar
pazymi, jogei zinas is tikrp
versmiQ, kad bolsevikai vi
suose namuose Maskvoje pa
CANINE daug plystancios me-
dziagos.
Savo keliu zmones suimami
ir tukstanciais zudomi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
VOK1E6IU LAIvYNAs W.
PULs1As NEW YoRKA.
Taip nuomoniauja Gerard.

San Francisco, CAL, spaI. 2.
Kar6 pasibaigs i metus
laiko'', Gia pasakG buves Vo-
kietijoje ambasadorius Ger
ard, kalb6damas apie Bulgari-
jos puolimQ.
Gerard tvirtina, kad vokie-
Giu kar6s laivynas pirm kar6s
pabaigos iSplauksiqs juresna
ir meginsiqs dar padaryti
nuostoliQ talkininkams. Vokic
ciai pameginsia dar uzpulti
su savo laivynu New Yorkq.
Anot Gerardo, kad jei Bull
garija nebutq nupuolusi, tuo-
met kar6 dar butu besitlsusi
du metu. Gil dabar talkinin-
kai j metus apsidirbs su Vo-
kietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
TURF BUT VTSUOTTNA
PERGALE.
Taip sako Britanijos premje-
raS.

Londonas, spal. Turin
zengti pergalen net ligi galu.
tinos pabaigos, kadangi da,
liniai laim6jimai butQ tik ka-
banti nelaim6 ant musQ gal
vQ"-pasake premjeras Lloyd
George, kalb9damas uzvakal
Guild Hall.
. "Nesakau, kad tai jau yra
pabaiga, bet tai yra pabai-
Cos pradzia '-pazymtjo Bo-
mar Law tam paGiam susirin-
kline. "Jei yra kane kokS pa
voius, tai jtu ne muSiQ lau-
kuOse.
BET negali but taikos pilm
sutruSkinimO Vokietijos. II
tai jau labai gerai Zinc vokie-
GiQ tauta.
"Tikslai, kokius pasistata
talkininkai-gali but visi at
siekti".
Kanclierio kalba priimta
dideliausiais susirinkusiu IA
tavimais.
"Nuo liepos l6 d. Britanijos
kariuomenG uz6m6 1000 ket-
virtainiQ myliQ teritorijos,
paGmG nelaisv2n 10000 karei
viQ il paliuosavo $50 mieste-
liQ ir sodziQ", pasak6 Law.
"PaleStinoj angW veikimas
dar nepasibaig6. Didel6 tur-
ky armijos dalis jan sunai-
klnta. Seks teGiau dar dides-
mis- Sunaikinimas'.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
BULGARIA SAUDO SAVO
OFICIERIUS.

Londonas, sp. e Rytuose
nuo Veles pra6jusi selImadie-
nj serbai baisiai sumuS6 bul-
garus ties Charevo, Serbijo-
je. Tenai bulgarQ linija buvo
perkirsta ! dvi dali.
. Serbijos gyventojai pasako-
ia, kad bulgaria kareiviai
saud6 ir zud6 savo oficierius,
kuomet Site m6gino karei-
vius sulaikyti nuo b6gimo.
PrancuzQ raitarija sekmadie
nj uz6m6 Uskubq. ..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
PASIAUBA VOKIECIU
PARLAMENTE.
Kaizeris maldauja tautos su-
sijungimo.

Londonas, >p. . BuIgarl-
los puoIimaS kaip kOkS per
kunas trenkl ! VokietijOs gy-
vontoju<. kuomot apie tai APP
tur6tas zinioS. NiSus ap6me
neap$akoma pasiauba. Sta
palette ir patti parlamentQ,
ParIamento at>tovai nezino
nei kaS sakyti, nei kQ dabar
pradlti. LaikraSGiai raSo, bet
nieko tinkamo nepasaEo,
Tik didcsnicji dicnraSciai al
manuoja, kad dabar jau vlskaS
pasibaigt, kad dabar Eokletl-
ia negali nei pamintyti aple
kokiQ norS pergale.
Kad padidinti juodas min
tiS yOkieClamS, eme II atSlS-
tatydino kancIieris Won Hert-
ling.
Bet zymi dalis miIitaristQ
Wis dar laiko galvas iSktIe'
Jic tvirtina. kad Vokietija ga
les but dar Stipri il be BuIga-
rios arba Turkijos pagelbos.
Kaizeris taippat kaipir pu-
siau pabludes. Jis nuolat tVEr-
tina, kad Dievas esqs su vo-
kieciais. Dievas tautai pagel-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
BULGARIJOS KARALIUS,
sAKOMA, ABDIKUoJAs.
Talkininkai kontroliuos Bull
garija.

Paryzius, Sp. 2-BulgarlJa
pa>idavt talkininkamS be jO-
kin * Savo pusGS .sQlygQ II
kuoveikiauS bus iSglnkluota.
Yra ziniQ, kad karaliuS
FerdinandaS abdikuojQS. Sos
tq pavedes Sunui, princui Bo-
ri<ui.
Su Bulgarijos puolimu, Tur
kija liko atSkirta nuo viso
paSaulio ir bej6g6.
Yra ziniQ, kad TRIUMPH lai-
ku ir Turkija pasiduOs talkl-
ninkamS.
BuIgarijoS visa kariuomen6
bus paleiSta. BulgarQ armO-
taS. municijQ il kares medzia-
ga palms talkininkai.
TalkininkU armijQ Balka-
nuoSe vyriausias vadas, pran-
cuzQ gen. d'Esperey, tuojaus
palms savO rankOsna vlSuS
BulgarijoS gelezinkelius. Tais
geIezinkeliaiS pasinaudOS tai
kininkai veikiant prizes Austri
iQ il TTkijq.
GinklQ pad6jimas patvir-
tintas Su zinia ir Sutikinu pa
ties Bulgarijos karaliaus Fer
dinandO.
Is Salonikos praneSama
kad bulgarQ kariuomen@ Bal
kanu fronte jau niekur nesi-
prieSina. Tik vokieciai If aus
trai ten dar veikia. Prizes 81
tuoS veikia ir talkininkai.
Yra ziniQ, kad ! BalkanuS
prizes talkininkus daug atsar-
gos kareiviQ siuncia Vokieti-
ia. Daug kariuomenes jau pa,
siuntuSi ir Austria. Vokieti,
ia su Austria, turbut, me,
gins dar kaip nors sulaikytj
talkininkp briovimasi. Bet tai
bus tuSGias darbas.
Abelnai yra sp6jama, kad
dabar bulgaria, jei jiems bus
leidziama, bendraA su talki.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VOkIETUOJE
Konstantinopolyj pakilusi
pasiauba
Bulgaria. dabar ramiai ziuri ]
SaVO atGit

btSiQS. Savo atsakymuose !
IaiSkuS. paSveikinimus, savo
kalbose jis tik ragina vokie-
GiuS laikytieS vienyb6s Siam
krizio momente. Ragina ne
paSiduoti talkininkams, kuriQ
tikSIa< eSQS suSkaldyti Vokie-
tia.
Vokietijoie kas valanda
Iaukiama dideliQ atsitikimu.
Tuo labiau, kad Siandie vo-
kicGiai gerai jau Zinc, kas de-
daSi vakarQ fronte, kad talki-
ninIlQ armijos artinasi prize
EokictiioS rubeziQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
SUV. VALSTIJy MUGS
TOLIAI KAREJE.

Washington, spal. 2.--Pas-
kelbta sekantis kareiviu MUGS
toliu sqraSas> is karts laulio'
UzmuStQ muSiuose 81
~PrazuvusiQ@ muSiQ metu S
Pavoiingai suzeistQ 21S
MirusiQ nuo zaizdQ j
MirusiQ nuo ivairiQ
atsit. )
SuzeistQ (Stovis nepatik-
rintas) l.
Lengvai suzeistQ 3
Nelaisv4n paimtQ 4
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
TAIKOS RIAUSES BERLY
NE.
Naikinamos mieste stovylos

LoNDONAS, spal. 2.-Pra-
eta seStadieni Vokietijos Sos
tin6j Berlyne buvo ivykusios
milziniskos gyventoju riau$es
uz taika. anot gautu ziniu.
zmoniu minios apspito Bul-
garijos pasiuntinystes busta
ir tenai pradejo dziaugsmin,
gai krikStauti. Tuomi iSreiS-
ke pasitenkinima. kad Bulga-
ria pasidave talkininkams.
Policija teciau nuVaike mi,
Mas nuo pasiuntinystes bus
to.
Anot pranesimu, riau$inin-
kai labai smarkiai buyo rasi-
state prizes valdzia. Ant gaV-
viu skverp nuversta dauge-
lis stovylQ If S.unaikinta.
Riausip pasekmes teciau ne
zinomos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
TALK1N1NKAI TURF Pa
INIT BERLYNA-SAK
" DANIELS.

New York, spal. q New
York Athletic kliube kalbGio
kards laivyno Sekretorius Da-
niels. Jis tarp kitko pazyme-
10, kad su Vokietija taika ne
galima. Talkininkai pirmiau
turi paimti Berlyna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
ANGLA| PAEME CAMBRAl'
Td|kininkaj ViSur mu$a II
vOkieCiuS
Anglai arti Damasko, Palestinoje
ANGLAI ARTI DAMASKO.
Turkams jau nera vietos- Pa
lestinoje.

Paryzius, spal. q Anglu
generolo Allenby kariuomene
jau atsidurusi tik uz pustre-
clos mylios nuo miesto Da-
masko. Gi prancuzQ raitarija
briaujasi ant Beiruto.
Damaskas yra svarbus ge-
lezinkelio centras Palestine
,je. Jis stow uz 60 myliQ Siaur-
rytuose nuo Galilejos ezero.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
KAIZERIS PRIEME HERT.
LINGO ATSISTATYDINI-
MA.

Amsterdam, Sp. 2.-Vokie-
tijos kaizeris pri6m6 il pat
virtino Savo kanclierio atsi-
statydinimq is uzimamos vie.
tos. SpecijaIiu raStu jam pa
dekojo >uz tarnysta "fater-
landui" il pazym6jo, kad Siais
sunkiaisiais laikais visa vo-
kieGiu tauta imtusi bendrai
darbuOtieS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
GAL RUMUNIJA STOS KA
Rem.

Paryzius, spal. 2.-Bulgari-
jai sukritus, Rumunijai atsi-
daro rubezius per Dunoju.
Spajama, kad Rumunijos troS
kimai-atnaujinti kare prizes
teutonus, dabar iSsipildys, iei
tik Rumunija tikrai to trokS-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02

ninkais inns veikti prizes hu-
nus If turkus.
Su Bulgarijos puolimu su-
sijungia dideli talkininkQ 'ai-
m6jimai vakaru fronte. Tai vi
sa talkininkams duoda vii
ties, kad kare artinasi ligi pa
baigos. Kad su Vokietija vel
kiai bus apsidirbta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
POINCARE SVEIKINA
KARALIV ALBERTA.

Paryzius, sp. 2.-Prancuzi.
jos prezidentas Poincare mu,
Sc telegrama Belgijos kara
liui Albertui, pasveikindamas
karstai karaliu uz belgQ pasi-
sekimus muSti vokiecius Savo
zemeje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
$4,000 vOKIEGIU IsGIN-
KLUoTA SIBERIJoJE.
Tai buvo bolseviku if kaizerio
.irankiai.

Tokyo, spal. oficijaliai
pranesta, kad $4,000 apsi-
ginklavusiu vokiecip ir aus
tru is BlagoviesGensko rug
sejo 18 d. pasieke Heiho ir.
iie visi tenai isginkluota.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
CHOLERA BERLYNE.

Basel, sveicariia, spal. q
Cia gauta ziniQ, kad Berlyne
apsireiske cholera. Keli Emo
mes jau mire.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
KONSTANTINOPOLYJ
RIAUSES.

COPENHAGEN, sp. q
Gauta zinia. kad Konstanti-
nopolyi pakilusios riauSes II
dideli sumiSimai, kurie NEIL
MIA kaip gall pasibaigti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
DAUG KAREIVIU sERGA
INFLUENZA.

Washington, spal. q Ka-
res stovyklose influenza sll-
sirgdino daugiau 72 tukstan-
Giu kareiviq. Ligi rugs. 30
nuo Influences gavo plauGiQ
uzdegima 5,766 kareiviai. Nuo
tos epidemiios ligi rugs. 30
mire 1,577 kareiviai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02
TURKIJOS LIKIMAS AP-
VERKTINAS.
lures j pasiduoti arba griuti,

Washington, spal. 2.--Bul-
gariiai puolus ir Rnmnniiai
kas valanda pasirengus Sto-
ii ir vel karen, talkinlnkQ
strategikai Siandie jau apta-
ria pasibaisdtinq Turkijos
likimq ir jos galutinq pasida-
vimq talkininkQ malonei.
Ssiandic miestas SalonlIi
paliko iau liuosas. Js bus
kuovcikiaus Sujungtas gelc-
zinkeliu su Adrrianopoliu, kur
turkai turi savo vienatlne
giliau EurOpon isidavuslq
tvirtove. Kuomet tallIinlnkq
vadai isitikins, kad Vokietija
nesiunGia savo kariuomen6s
] Balkanus prizes talkinlnkus
su tikslu uzdengti AuStriJa
nuo galutino smugio, tuomet
skaitlinga talkininkQ kariuo-
meme bus pasiQsta ant Adria-
nopolio, prieS turkus.
Turkija su Vokietiia jau
neteko susineSimo gelezinkc-
liu per Bulgarijq, Kol-kas jal
vienatinis kelias susineSti su
Vokietija palikes per JuodQ-
sias jures-per Odessos ir
Contanza uostus. Kuomet tal-
kininkai atkirs nuo vandcns
tuos uostus, tuomet TurkHa
palieka be maziausios pagel-
bos.
PolitikinGs pcrversmts Tur-
kijoie, matyt, jq veikiai SUI
klupdyS ir il pasels Bulgari-
JOS pedomis. Pasakojama, kad
naujas Turkijos sultanas yra
vokieGiQ prieSininkas. Jis lab
jaus palinlles prize prancuzQ.
Tuo tarpu Turkiios viduJi-
mis- stovis yra tiesIog despe-
ratinis. Maisto kama pakilu-
81 ligi 3 tukstanciQ nuoSimciQ.
Bet il uz pinigus sunEu yra
gauti. Salyj siaucia badas, IL
Cos, gyventojQ zudymai. Tas
turkus labjaus iSkloja, kaip
taIkininl1u kulipkos. Izde pi-
nigu ndra, mes valdininku
Selmyst6ms ten n6ra gallo.
Cia gauta oficijal6s zinios,
kad Bulgarijos sostin6je So
fijoie pakilo baisi anarchija.
Veikia bolSevikizmo rezimaS.
Sp6,iama, kad tenai lures zutl
daug vokieGiQ nuo pakiluslq
prizes juos bulgarQ. ....-
Tuo tarpu patsai karalius su
savo seimyna jau isdume is
Bulgariios. Turbut, jis nuke
liavo Austrijon.
Vietos diplomatai mano,
kad il turkai gall pakilti prizes
vokieGGius. O juk TurkiJoje
yra daug vokieciQ, ypac val
dininkq il oficieriQ. Jiems VI
stems tenai gall pasidaryti
anksta.
Kuomet anglai sutrusklno
turkus Palestinoje, tuomet
turkq vyriausybe prase Vo-
kietijos pagelbos. Bet .Vokle-
tija nepazadeio. Mes jai paeial
peria kali gen. Foch vakarQ
fronte.
Turkija neturi .jokio kares
laivyno. Talkininkai tad be
dideliu sunkenybiu gales j
plaukti Dardaneliais ! Marmo
IA jures If is ten prisiartintl
prie Konstantinopolio sienq.
zinovai tvirtina, kad Sian
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-02

die atskirta Turkija kares We
dimui Soviniu lures Vos tik
per 6 savaites. Paskui seks
pabaiga.
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HARD TO CATCH
FLEEING GERMANS
Even Veteran Warriors Find
1t Difficult to Hang on
Heels of Enemy.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Oct. 25. Correspondence Of
the Associated Press.)-To hang onto
the heels Of a retreating army and keep
pegging away at him day after day is
not an easy undertaking even for vet
eran warriors.
When the Germans recrossed the
Marine northward bound with the Amer
leans nat far behind, various units Of
the American army were called upon
for operation in this kind of warfare
for the first time. But even German
prisoners taken by the Americans gave
credit to the Yankees for their spirit Of
nuity and recuperative abilities.
Field operations for the Franco
American offensive virtually were COM
pleted in a night. One American divl-
sion marched all night, part of the next
day n that night, and went into ac-
ton at daylight, July Is. Other divi-
sions accomplished similar tasks equal
ly as strenuous, several of them coming
some distance, n the boys encounter
ing strange terrain which appeared to
stimulate their thirst for adventure as
they went on and on not knowing
what to expect next.
The men didn't know exactly Just
what the schedule called for-that Is,
they hadn't been told officially. Even
captains and l~ieutenants say they were
not notified formally of the attack con-
templated-such Is the way an army
works-but like their men they had a
pretty good idea of what was in store
for them, or rather of the surprise that
was in the making for the Germans.
When the Americans, in conjunction
with the French, started the offensive
that morning, and kept going until the
Germans reached the Vesle, automat-
ically began the task of the various de-
partments In keeping in touch with an
advancing army and furnishing 1t with
ammunition, food and great stores of
supplies which only armies need.
Several times while the advance
was at Its height 1t became necessary
for a certain American division head
quarters to move every day or two. On
a number Of occasions the divisional Of
ficers moved their headquarters once
every "a hours for three consecutive
days.
To establish an office with telephone
connection and and provide working
room for various assistants, with their
clerks and typewriters and quarters for
different individuals of the department
one morning, and then move Oh the
next morning and, in the meanwhile to
keep up with important and rapidly de-
veloplng work at a battle front, is but
one OF a thousand or more routine de-
tails with which the commanding Off
GERS had to contend.
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%sHIPBUILDING PROGRAM.

Six steel steamships Of uniform pat
tern. each having a lightweight capa-
city Of $500 tons, are to be constructed
for the account Of the Australian gov
ernnent at the state S~hlpbuilding yards
at Walsh Island, Newcastle, Australia,
Operations will be under the superris-
ion of the federal authorities, who have
undertaken to supply all material, ana
IL is estimated that Of the six vessels,
four, and probably the six, Will be com
pleted IN two years. at a cost OF prob,
ably SS7h.0 900 each. 1t is understood
that IA large proportion Of he material
for these ships will be the product OF
Australian factories.
The carrying out Of the Australian
governments shipbuilding program will
mean that II will own by far the larg-
est fleet in Australian waters. In
Guiding the vessels building In Amer
lea and those at present owned by the
Australian government the fleet will
number IS vessels.