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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
DISKUSIJOS MOROKKO IR
GIBRALTARO REIKALE.

Paryzius, gr. IS kuomct
I>panijoS prcmieraS Romano
mes apIoido ParyziQ, Gia tuo-
.iajl> pra>idGjo pIaGioS diSkuSi-
JOS Morokko ir Gibraltaro rel
kalc.
ISpanija Savo MOrokkoS da-
i >utinka paveSti Prancuziiai
uz miIiiardq dol. gatavaiS pi-
nigaiS. Gil uz Gibraltaro SugrQ
zinimQ I>paniia Britanijai SUI
tinka pavcSti pakraStiuS Ceu-
Ia.
Prancuzijai Morokllo Sails
rcikalinga il CANA tinkama. lr
norS tame reikale netarta dar
nri vienaS oficiialiS zodiS, bet
parIamentaS il Spauda tuOS
kIauSimuS gyvai diSkusuOja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
TVIRTINA, KAD RUSU CA
RAS ESAS NEUTRA-
L.EJ SALYJ.
10 nuzudymas Jekaterinburge
bol$eViku sufabrikuotas.

VarSava, q. 2N.-(ionai IS
Ukraino< atkcliuvo gen. Sio-
ropadSkio giminaitiS, Michail
do Cichutrv. lis is ten pabtgo
pilmiuu>iu pctrogludan. Gi *
ten per Dvin$ka, NiIniQ. Ro-
VINO ir kituS mlr>'Us pnSlckI
NarSavQ.
cichaGrv tvrtina. kad bu-
vr~ ru~Q "ara> 81 Savo S"!my-
na "SaS GyvaS. Ji< nenori> pa
~aEyu, KAN" apSIV'rcla A!No~
jaI h"m;hoN. bnVr> r;'raS no
Nor!>' Nad Nj'> |!Ao'Q~ Jo "I'>'-
%%N'hilIlo Nl'l2'
BU}W>io caro- ap>l@yvcnlmo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
PREZIDENTAS WILSONAS
LONDONE.
Vakar konferavo su Anglijos
valdininkais.

Londonas, gr. Is Didziai
iSkilmingai Gia buvo paSitik-
taS Suv. V. prezidentaS vii
SonaS. EiSQ iSkilmybiQ tia no.
galimo noi opraSyti, nos az
imtQ slaug vietoS.
AnglijoS karaliuS paSirodG
tokS dcmokratas, kad Drezi-
dentQ Wilsonq pasitiko, su iuo
vaziavo, j palyd6jo ! rumuS,
paSkui 81 juo pietavo If, pa
gaIiauS, jo pagerbimui Suren-
sc oficijali pokyll.
Londono gyyentojai Su di,
dziauSiomi> OvacijOmiS viSur
paSitinka WilSonQ.
Nakar jis konferavo Su
AnglijO> valdininkaiS takes
reikalais. Siandie kalbGS
Manchester'y.i.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
SV. TEVAS IR TAXA.

Rymas, gr. y. - Ana die
nq Sventasis Ttvas pritmt
kardinolQ kolegijQ, kurie IS
reiSkt popeziui linkdjimus srl
kalGdQ Svente.
Sv. TtvaS kalb6damaS /
kardinolus pazymtjo, jog Jis
turis pasitikGiimq, kad taikos
kongreSas visam pasaulyj pra-
YES reikalingq tvarkQ. lr JiS
pats dtS galimaS pastangaS,
kad taika butu pravesta tel
Singai, nes tik tuo budu ant
visados bus panaikintos ka-
res.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
NUGALABINTA IL Boil
sEVIKU.

Washington, or. %. - Is
OmSko, Siberijoje, gauta Ii
niu, kad tenai bolSevikai me-
gino pakilti prizes rusu vyriau-
Syhe, kurioS galva yra admi-
rolaS Kolcak.
BolSevikui. istengG uzpulti
kaltjimQ il paliuosuoti dali
kaliniu. TeGiau veiliiai - bol-
Seviku Suimta il Sulig kar6S
teismo nuSprendimo suSau-
dyta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
Ina VirSu Berlyne
1,O71. 300 PRANCUzU W.
MUSTA KAREJE.
$4,000 nezinia kur prazuvo.

Paryzius, or. %. - kari
PrancuzijQ baisiai palette. Lig-
Siol mes neturdjOme Suprati-
mo apie jos nuoStoliuS karei-
whose. Mes prancuzQ vyriau-
>ybG tQ nuoStoliQ vieSai neS
kclbt. Bet Siandie paaiSki,
Ilaip daug nukentGjo prancu-
zai, gindami Savo Sali nuo vo-
kicGiQ uzpuldimo.
NiSu kar6S metu ligi lap
kriGio | d., :. m, prancuzQ Au-
vo karGje 81, 300 oficierlkr l.
O4O,OO0 kareiviQ.
ISviSo miruSiQ, nelaiSvdn
paimtu ir nezinia kur prazu-
vuSiV apSkaityta +2,6OO oficic-
~ il l,7S9,0O0 py1Q.
Nczinia kur prazuvc 5000
oficieriQ ir 3l1,O00 karciviQ.
NeIaiSvGn paimtQ $500 oficie-
~ II $4,000 kareiviQ.
Sita> >kaitlinc> paSliclbG
pallamcntc valStybGS paSok-
retOriuS VI. Abr0Z.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
SUGRYzO $4,000 KAREI-
VIZ.
Cia paliuosuota 100000.


Washington, gr. 2S.-KarGs
departamenta> militariniam
kongrc>o komitctui praneS6,
jog .ligi gruodzio u d. is Pran-
cuzijoS >u9rQzlnta $4,000 ka-
reivQ. Gil Sioj Salyj is karGs sto-
vykIV paIiuo>uota SuvlrS 3OO,-
600 kareiviQ.
Ateityje kaS mGnuo Is Pran-
cuzijo> bus pargabenama POO,
600 Iigi 3OO,00O karoiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
SUzEISTAS GEN. Sc
MIONOV.

Harbin, gr. q. - Ana die
ma Citos teatre vienas karei-
Wis pamet6 bomba. Tuo metu
teatre buvo il gen. Semionov.
Gen. Semionovui suzeista
kojos. Be jo dar suzeista kit
10 zmoniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28

- Washington, or. -. -
Cia Susirgo du Illinois valsti-
JOS kongresmanu - Williams
ir Copley.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
New York, gr. 27.-Ei

- New York, CT. 27.-Eie-
nam >aIiune Brooklyne nige-
riamS kareiviamS neparduota
>vaigaIQ. Nigeriai tad suktlt
riauSeS. PraSidtjo SaudymaiSi.
Policija SuareStavo 20 riauSi-
ninku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28

- Paryzius, or. o. ISke-
liavo namo is Cia S. Y. amba-
sadorius Sharp. Jis paSauktas
uzmuSta. Keli vaikai suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
S. v. KARES LAVAL
PLAUKIA T BALTIJA.

Copenhagen, gr. q. - Vie
tos amerikoniSka paSiuntiny-
h& gavo ziniQ, kad tomis die
nomiS Gia atplaukia ameriko-
niSki kares LAVAL. Jie plau-
kia BaltijoS jureS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
VIENAS NUzUDYTA, DU
SUzEISTA.

Siaurin&j mifSto daIyj pie
Sikai uzpuolt du Saliunu. Vie
na zmogQ nuzud1, gi du kitu
suicide.
Bet po to keli pld&ikai-gal-
vaIudZiai papuoI6 policijoS
ranko>na.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
ISaIke Prancuziijjos VarSdle-
Mai zmones
Jie daug pasitiki prezidentu Wilsonu

| va SupraSll, kOuel SiIllcl ltlll-
cuzijoje paminimos kares Ka-
l6doS.
AnglyS Prancuzijoje - re.
tenybt. Tonui reikia moketi
10 dol. II tai uz menkiausios
ruSies angliS. Gi jos gaunamos
ne kitaip, kaip tik su tam tik-
rails vyriausybds iSleistais an
glezenkliais.
Uzdrausti kalediniai pasilinks-
minimai.
KaraliSki pri6mimai Parry
ziuje jau praaje, gatviu APPS
vietimas iSnaujo sumazintas.
ISkabOs su elektra uzdraustos.
WESTINGHOUSE keltuvai operuo-
,iami vos kelias valandas die
noje. Tai daroma, kad sutau-
pyti elektros.
Paprasti Kal6dQ nakti pasi-
linksminimai uzdrausti. Visos
vieSoSios mieste vietos $3.50
vakare turi but uzdarytos.
Bet baznyGiose laikoma pu-
siaunakcio tradicijin@s Sv. mi
Sios. Tikintieji vietoje pasi
linksminimu nakti nueis baz-
ln,,g;iaS IL pad6llos DieVui W
zmoniu skerdyniu pertrauki-
ma.
Pozeminiai gelezinkeliai uz-
daromi 11:30 nakti. Kariet6lGs
yra retenyb6. Didziumoje gat-
viu naktimis nieEur nesimato
jokiu SviesQ.
Tik vienatinis tillras taikos
zenklas tai tas, kad duona ga
minama maziau juodesnG.
"Kaip gall bGdini zmones
pragyventi prie tokios bran
genyb6s?' paklaus6 kores-
pondentas vienos moters, par
davindjanGios laikraSGius.
Turf pasitikejima Wilsonu.
"Mes gyvename viltimi, jog
veikiai ateis taika", atsak1.
Ir dar pridur6: =
"Mes pasitikime Wilsonu".
VieSbuGiai, restoranai ir ka-
vines pilnos zmoniQ, sukelia-
vusiQ Gia is visQ pasaulio
kraStu. Ir visi Gia visa sau rel
kalinga perka. Isleidzia dide-
illus pinigus. IS to pelnija gy-
ventojai. Palengva miestas
atgija. Pradedama gaminti vi
sokie zmonems reikalingi daik-
tai.
RiesutQ - tai daugelis.
Svarui mokama 60 centu. I'll
kru orendziu negalima rasti.
W viena banana imama 10
centq.
Jautienos svarui 1 dol.
Duonos isigijimas apribuo-
tas duonzenkliais. Bet mesos
ina rasties Wis daugiau. Jau-
tienos svarui l dol. Kiaulienos
svarui l dol. zoe. Alaus kvor-
tai 25 centai. Degtines stikle-
lis 80 centu.
Tik vieni turtingieji lures
linksmas. Kaledas. Mes jie .tu-
ri daug pinigu. Gi uz pinigus
visoks maistas prieinamas il
jo galima gauti pilnai.
TeGiau kaip turtingieji, taip
bedinieji bendrai dekoja Die
vui, kad kare pabaigta, kad
vokieciai nepaeme Paryziaus..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
Vaikai nesulaukia tevu.

Paryzius, gr. - (Suvtlinta}.
80 SusimyiGk, Perc Noel,
parSiQSk NUNS tGvQ namolei'.
Taip KuGioje per ketulis pra-
/ eituS metus atSiliepdavo kick
vienaS prancuzQ vaikas, kurio
tGvaS yra paSauktaS karen
ginti Savo t6vyne. II kas me-
tai vaikai tvirtindavO, kad
KudikGliS Jezus SugrQzinS t6-
veil namolei. Prancuzijoj Pere
Noel turi tokiQ reikSme, kaip
Amerikoje Santa Claus.
Ir norS karG pasibaig6, bet
taika neivyko. II todel penk-
tuOju kartu Slmet prancuzQ
vailiai veltui Sapnavo ir Sva-
:joio apie tGvu SugryzimQ. Ant
Kalidu nepartjo namo nuSika-
nave il Su barzdomiS apSapd-
jc prancuzai didvyrioi is per-
gales laukQ. Prancuziiai kar6
ilgiau teSGSi kaip Amerillai il
retaS katraS is vaiku atSime-
MI taikoS laikus, kuomct jiems
ttvai galtdavo parupinti tik-
~ zaiSlQ, kuomet jQ motinos
buvo stiprios ir nesuSirupinu-
sios sqvo nelaiminguoju lilEfi-
mu.
Kaip praeitaiS metals, taip
ir Simet vargdieniams Emo
mems Kal6doS neduoda jOkio
paSauIinio dziaugsmO. Karei-
vial nepaleidziami is 'pulku.
LaikraSciai pilni ivairiQ ainiQ
apie naujus nesutikimuS. Tai
kos SqlygoS Su atodalra dis
kusuojamoS.
Saldainiu nera; maistas nei-
perkamas.
Abelnai INFANT, kaip cionai,
taip visoj Prancuzijoj, maistas
taip branguS, kaip nekuomet.
krautuv6se parduodama pie
mas il sviestas nuolatiniams
koStumeriamS vientik rytme-
ciaiS. Saldainiu yra kick, bet
uzdrauSta anuOS pardavlnetl.
Pyragaiciai nezinomi, isemus
makaronus, kuriQ svarui rel
kia mok6ti 3 dolieriai. W kon-
densuoto pieno blesinalte ~
centai. Seniau tas plenaS pal .
davin6ta po Zoe.
Cukraus pirkties zmon6ms
padalinta kortel6s. Sulig kor-
tel6s vienas zmogus per me-
nesi gall isigyti tik viena sva-
ra cukraus. Menkiausios koky-
b6s slyvu svarui reikia moketi
| dol. 20c. Kavos svarui ! dol.
Vienas kiauSiniS II centQ.
Angliu tomas 40 dol.
PersiSku sIyvu kvortai l.
dol. Paprastas stalavas vynas,
kurio litras pirmiau kainavo
15c., dabar 4Oc.
Drabuziai nepalyginamal
brangQs. Siuv@jas, kurs pirm
vieneriq metQ pasiudavo siuta
uz 80 dol. (150 frankQ), SIAM
die reikalauja 60 dol. Gelum-
be gi prascciausios kokybes.
Pigiausios vaikams 'avalines
6 dol. Zaislai, daugiausiai mi
litarinio pavidalo, prastai pa
gaminti, parduodami tiesiog
uz absurdiskus pinigus. Pi-
giausia "domino' " dezute IL
frankly.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28

- Paryzius, ct. 27.-IS vo-
kieciQ nelaisv6s jau paliuosuo-
ia 275,O00 prancuzQ kareiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28
AUkOS LIETUvOS
REIKALAMS,
"Draugui" telcgrama).

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, gr.
27.--6ia ivyko Tautos Fondo
prakalbos. Kalbejo gerb. kun.
Struckus ir DR.. Bielsks. Su-
rinkta $4,000 Lietuvos reika-
lams.
Mr.. Johnson, vietos avaliniu
fabrikantas, mineta suma pa
dvigubino.
Kun. Ambrozaitis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-28

Iiuosuotas. Wells kaltinamas
uz skerdyniQ surengima pra-
eitq antradieni.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-20
BULGARIA AND TURKEY ARE
SQUABBLING OVER SPOILS

Washington. Sept. l1.-Information
has reached Washington from source
usually reliable that Turkey has sent
a large force to the border of Bull
garia. where trouble Is brewing over
division Of territorial spoils of war
between these two allies of Germany
and Austria Hungary.
The possibility of open conflict be-
tween Turkey and Bulgaria is watched
here with great interest and 1t is
known 10 be causing serious misgiv-
tngs Mt Berlin.
The revolutionary spirit is rife in
the bulgarian army and among the
civil population, according To reports.
The RulgarianS want more territory
and are said "a be determined 10 Sc
cure alt of Serbia aud even a portion
of Austria,
They already have secured strip
OF northern Turkey. including one
half of the city of Adrianople.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-20
LOADED TRANSPORT HIT
BY TORPEDO OF HUN SUB
$500 Yank Troops Taken off Steamer
by Accompanying Fleet of
Cestroyers

Washington. Sept i2.-NewS of the
torpedoing of the British liner rersic.
With $500 American troops on board,
n The war zone September q. was
given to the American people ycster-
day, first through the British admiral
~ and then later through the navy
department.
All the soldiers were rescued by ac-
complaining destreyerS, the steamer IT.
self WAS beaehed, and the enemy sub
YnarMe i believed 10 have been ac-
counted for
Officials here viewed the result Of
the attack more as an allied success
than disaster Tho fact that the
steamer was torpedoed when She was
endeavoring 10 osertake the conveyed
fleet If transports after overcoming
engine trouble which had forced her
70 lag, convinced officers that Subtna-
rine commanders still are fearful Of
attacking troop ships Ia convoy. and
the immediate aud completely sue
ecsSfnl assistance rendered by the de-
StroyerS WAS taken as an additional
evidence MAT tile conveying system
now IN vogue * practically perfect.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-20
Want no lndemnities Now.

Amsterdam, Sept 14.-Reiterating
that Germany "as the innocent and at
tackled party in the war. had a right
to demand decentralization. Frederick
Won Payer, the German imperial vice
chancellor, in his speech yesterday ut
Stuttgart, said that I'VE prefer, on
calm reflection, and even with our ia
vorable military situation, to abandon
this idea
Turning to the question of the oc-
cupied territories. the vice chancellor
said that rs Il preliminary conSidera-
ton of peace for Germany and her
allies, these nations must have all their
pre-war possessions, including the
German colonies, restored. Then Ger
many, he declares, could evacuate the
occupied regions ana could give back
Belgium without encumbrance and
without removal. providing no other
state was more favorably placed in
regard to Belgium than was Germany.
He asserted that Germany would
not submit to the entente powers for
approval or alteration the peace
treaties which Germany had signed
with the Ukraine, Russia and Ru.
mania
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-20
HUN PEACE DRIVE
IS IN FULL SWING
tNSjNcERiTY OF TEUTON Pro
posALs is OBVIOUS TO
ALLIED ESMEN
NOTHING NEW BROUGHT OUT
Same Old Bunk About Not starting
War and Warning German People
That the Purpose of the Enemy
Is to Destroy Them

Washington. Sept 1.-THE German
,eace offensive is now recognized 10y
,ffiicais here AZ being in run sWihS
progressive campaign Is clearly III
Iicated to their minds by the appar-
ant casual remarks OF Premier Won
Hertl.ng a few days ago, followed by
he more formal statement 10 the Wis
ding German newspaper men In VI
una by Count Burian. the Austrian
'oreign minister, the remarks OF tue
.erman crown prince. and now the
speech Of Emperor William himself To
he working people al Essen.
Peace proposals cinanating from
hese sources would appear incongru-
luS were The officials not firmly con
ginced of the insincerity of the move
nent, which again is recognized as
'onveived with the double purpose of
)lacating the uneasy and restless
;ermnn Socialists and at the same
ime appealing to the pacifists In the
,ntente countries and America in the
nope of weakening the hands of the
lllied governments In the prosecution
# the war.
Analysis Of the abstract of the en-
,eror's remarks reported hy the cable
'ails to disclose any new feature.
There Is the same oft-reiterated denial
IF responsibility for the continuance
# the war and the same warning to
he German people that the purpose
" the eenmy is to destroy them,
Official dispatches from france say
that the general campaign and peace
maneuver, of which the speech Of En-
peror William Is regarded as part,
$ being extended into neutral coun-
tries. German press agencies are sup
plying special articles and information
III the subject 10 the newspapers OF
;erman proclivitieS in Holland, the
scandinavian countries and SwitZer-
land. And in this connection the dis
patches note that the German conselr
vative leader, Erzberger, identified
n the past with other peace move
ments, has turned up in Copenhagen
where a Scandinavian inter-parliamen
| tary conference Is to take place, ant
| that the Dutch Socialist pacifiSt
| froelstras has included Germany il
his return trip to Holland from north
| arn Europe.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-20
STACKER R0UNDUPS WILL
CONTINUE SAYS GREGORY
Attorney General Tells President WIZ
son Use of Soldiers and sailors
Was Illegal

Washington, Sept. 12.-Whlle CON
Iemninc the use of soldiers and SAIL
arc IN the Stacker roundups' in New
York CIV as contrary to law, Attof-
oec General Gregory in Il letter TO
President Wilson said the department
,f Justice. unless specifically ordered
70 fine contrary by the president, would
continue to throw out dragnets Tor
hackers.
SoIdiers and sailors and certain
members of the American Protective
league were employed III the raids. the
utorney general said, by representa-
ives of the department of justice, VINO
trted without warrant of authority.
Nr. Gregory added, however, that ne
vas satisfied they had been led INTO
his breach by excess OF zeal for the
public good.
Mr. Gregory. who was writing in
replv TO a request from the president
for all the facts in connection with
he roundup, said an investigation CON
yincpd him that the number OF per-
sons over and under the draft age
who were apprehended was inconsid'
cradle: that there was no disorder
anywhere and that no persons were
known to have been assaulted or mis-
treated.
Besides being unlawful, Mr.. Greg
DRY said, the employment Of members
Of the military forces and OF private
organizations in making the arrests
was ''ill judged" He added that UNI
auestionably considerable number
of persons, who on the showing made
nv them. should not have been de
tanned, were detained, none, however
over night
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-20
REGISTRATION EXCEEDS
ESTIMATES 8 PER CENT
First Reports to Come In Indicate
That Total Will Reach
$4,000, 900

Washington, Sept. ll.-Thursday'
registration of men between Is and
- for military service was \ per cent
above the advance estimates and may
have added close to 14,0OO,O00 men to
the man power rolls. according to re-
ports that have come to Provost Mar
shall General Crowder from state
draft executives. The first group of
states 10 present partial or complete
totals all showed we'll over expecta-
lions.
Registration ON August ~ of men
who had reached u years since June
) last added l5T ,9S3 men to the ma
lions man power enrolmen, the pro
yost marshal announced yesterday.
This was just As less than the average
estimate of laS,Oll.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-20

Philadelphia, Sept. L. II one man
was killed aud Il other persons were
injured yesterday in an explosion al
the shell loading plant of the Eddy.
stone Ammunition company near Ches
ter. The dead man was Oscar A. Scott
colored, formerly of Toledo. Ohio.
Most of the Il injured are colored
women, none of whom is expected Il
die. Officials of the company Said
the explosion was purely accidental
and is supposed TO have been due t.
the careleSsnesS of colored woman
in handling IT. y. T."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-20
BIG SPRING WHEAT CROP
is FORECAST IN REPORT
Department of Agriculture Says Lack
of Rain in August Cost Corn
Crop $eO0,oOO,ooo

Washington, Sept. 10.-Heavy losses
in the prospective corn crop, but
considerable increase in the forecast
of spring wheat productions featured
the September crop report issued yes
terday by the department of agricul-
ture.
Lack of rain during August in the
principal producing sections of the
corn belt caused reduction of ST.
100000 bushels in the crop for the
east, bringing the loss in prospective
production since July | to 4S1 100000
bushels, representing more than $780,
100000.
A corn crop of 2,672 100000 bushels
this year was forecast from Septem-
Der l conditions. That would be al
most half billion bushels less than
last years crop and slightly smaller
than the average crop of the five
years from 1912 to 1916.
The spring wheat crop report show
ed improvements, and there was an in
crease of 21,000,000 bushels in the
forecast of production, bringing the
prospective crop to 343,000,000 bush
els. With the winter wheat crop OF
800 100000 bushels previously announc
ed this years total wheat crop viii
be 800, 100000 bushels. This is almos
250O00,000 bushels more than was har
vested last year and 90o00,0OO bushel:
more than the 1926 average.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-20
COAL PROFITEER PAYS
$4,000 TO RED CROSS

Philadelphia. Sept. IA. = Announce
ment has been made that the Logan
Coal company of this city has been
directed by the fuel administration to
pay $4,000 to the Red Cross as Il fine
for alleged profiteering. In addition
the company is required to give to the
Red Cross all its profits between Sep
TENDER 10 and October l. refund to
all purchasers of Smithing coal the
difference between the government
price and the price which it charged,
and deliver to state institution.
with which it made a two-year con
tract, coal at the government price
set prior TO its conviction by the fuel
administration for profiteering. regard
less of any increase in price that may
come during the life of the contract.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-20
KAISER is GRAVE AND GRAY.

Amsterdam. sept. l4,-"Thc kaiser
looked grave and his hair has become
very gray says an Essen dispatch To
ihe Lekal Auzeiger OF Berlin. desvrib,
lpS the appearance of Emperor WI.
liam ON the occasion of his speech AT
The hrHpP mmtttun works. bat IN
his eyes shown the defiant gleam OF
Il iru>slan king, With elastic tread
he passed through the han of the
friederichSchalle. where he was wei.
coined with a short speech by krupr
Von Bohlen."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-20
UTAH DEFENSE COUNCIL
BANS ALL WllDCATTERS

Salt Lake city, Sept, 11.-pramot,
erS of illcgitimate oil and minin. com.
psnnieS are under the ban Of thc Utah
state council Of defenSe The council
declares that such schemes are hin
dering the sale OF liberty bonds and
other government securities.
The banks and other financial insti.
tutions have been asked TO aid in the
campaign by advising their customers
To not invest in securities thar are
known to have no merit.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-20
DRAW FIRST FROM DR1
AGES OF 1920 ANY

Washington. Sept. lS.-Pre]
shall General Crowder ilas j
that the first call 10 the eVl. n
who registered yesteroa! va
men in the 10 and 20-yearT'1
and in the classes from 8 N
inclusive. Questionnalres VI
to registrants within lfeT !.
age limits and local ooala'
ordered to classify them IN ~
ness for calls beginning u
Young men in the u ~
classes will he accepted ~
into the students army i" 4
but he pointed out tiia' y N
strength of this corps Is =
men. whereas the total nu,s
istrants below 70 will De ~
The general pointed Vv
tai number of fit men 81. s,l|
the classes over 8 was III
repeated the Statehlen' IA
men now registered Voaie
exhausted by ocloV ~
Crowder also issued %
pIoyers to assist u ~ IA
of claims for exemp'''". !, a
that no estimates coui"
the number of older ip'
TO be 50 exempted
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-09-20
EXEMPTION WILL Sc ASKED
FOR RAiIDoAD EMPLOYEES

Washington, sept. IL Regional dl.
rectors IF the railroad administration
have been instructed 10 claim deferred
classification for railroad general Of
fleers, shopmen, trainmen, skilled yard
men, road and maintenance Of. way
feremen and skilled workers. telepAon,
anu telegraph operators an other Is
sential employees. All telephone and
telegraph companies Were authorized
10 file claims for exemption of "ab
soluiely Indispensable" employees.