davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-01-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-AIESMEN WANTED-0wng- to conditions
brought about by the war we have few we'll
storked territories open and will be pleased Il
rear from interested persons. Applicant mus
c exempt from draft. McConnon Co., Dept.
- Winnona, MINI.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-01-11
Senators Join Inquiry

Several senator's joined in question
ing 10 show that rifle production was
permitted to lag when il was certain
that the country was about to go to
war. Secretary Baker persisted that the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-01-11

CABBAGE, lettuce, collard onion and beet
Florida.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-01-11

1.ARGE manufacturer wants representatives TO
sell shirts, underwear, hosiery, dresses, waists,
skirts direct to homes. Write for free samples
addison Mills, SOB broadway. New York City
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
BAIsys DAIKTAI DEDA I D !
81 MUSIy LAUKUOsE
ANGLAI IsGELBEJO DAU-
CELL sAvo ARMOTU.
Kai-kurios vietos pc kelis kar-
tus pereio is ranku j rankas.

Paryzius, geg. 81. Is mu-
SiQ lauko praneSama, kad vo-
kieciQ ofensyva palengva slip
sta. Pasitraukdami anglai
daugeli savo armotq isgelbejo
nuo patekimo i priesininkq
rankas. Prarasta daug vyrq,
kurie pateko vokieeiq nelais-
ven. Bet tas yra menkniekis,
sulyginus su mizinisku prize
sininko skaitliumi.
Svarbus gelezinkeliais mics
tas Fismes pradzioje buvo vo-
kieeiq paimtas. Tall5ininkaij
paskui j atsieme. Kick pa
laukus vokieeiai If vel paeme.
Miestelis Saint Mard net
sesis kartus pereidinejo is
rankQ j rankas. II ant gallo te-
ko vokieciams.
Cia parvykusieji suzeistiejji
kareiviai pasakoja apie baise-
nybes musiQ laukuose. Tiesa,
kad vokie6iai visur pazan-
giuoia. Bet jie eina pirmyn
saviskiu kareiviQ lavonais.
Toksai priesininko paselimas
negali ilgai testies.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
TALKININKAI PRISILAI-
KO zM0NIsKUMo.
Kas kita yra su teutonais.

Kas kita yra su teutonais. {
Paryzius, geg. 81. Talk
ninkai,s kaip vakar, Dievo Ku-
no sventeje, nntar6 neuzpul-
dineti is oro yokieeiQ miestgl
II nieko bloga nedaryti to die
na civilians gyventoj
Bet pas teutonus yra kitoks
isroka9imas. Vos tik yakar
praausus, jie eme bombar-
duoti Paryziu savo toll sau-
neeiomis armotomis,
Prancuzai zinovai tvirtina,
kad vokieeiai Paryzziaus bonn
bardavimui panaudoja naujas
armotas. Patys soyiniai yra
kick .didesni. Teeiau eksplio
davimo srnarkumas nera di-
desnis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
DABART|NE KARE IR
TAUPUMAS
PREF. WILSONAS RAGINA
TAUTA PRIZE TAUPUMO.
Taupumas yra svarbus kares
metu veiksnis.

Washington, geg. 81 Pre-
zidentas Wilson's leido pas
kelbti savo .atsiliepima j sa-
lies gyventoius apie taupumo
reikalinguma.
81 kare yra taut1l, bet ne
armijp kare sake prezidenn- len
tas If todel yisi musq 100
miliionq gyventojq privalo
gyyenti taupiai, ekonomiskai.
Ola nekaIbama apie finansinl.
klausima, bet apie kares me-
dziagos produkcija If tos me
dziagos taupyma-
Reikia taupyti maistas, dra
buziai, avalines ir yisokia var
tojama medziaga. Kaip Sc
mems, taip jauniems reikia
dirbti tik tokius darbus, ko-
kie butinai yra reikalingi vi
suomenei, be kuriq visuomene
negali apsieiti.
Reikia pirkti tik tas, kas
butinai reikalinga, be ko ne
galima zmogui apsieiti. vi
Stems tureti tik yienq-viena
mint, kad iveikti priesininka
If laimeti kare. Kad tad at
siekti, reikia pildFti vyriau-
sybes pared dy1fffs II ,vyriausyT i-' 4
be remit, perkant laisves bond
sus If kares taupymo zenkle-
Illus.
PREF. Wilsono noras, lad Ii
gi birze1io % dienos visi sa-
lies gyventojai, kaip vyral,
taip moterys, kaip seneliai,
taip yaikai, laisvanoriai isto-
tn j tam tikras kares taupymo
draugijas If visi prisidetq
prie taupymo, sulig vyriausy-
bes nurodymq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
TALkININkIII SITIN
ARMIJOMIS
ANGLU sPAUDA oPTIM1S-
TIsKA.
Pasitih gen. Focho strategija.

Londonas, geg. 81. Anglq
spauda labai optimistiskai at
sinesa j dabartini yokieeiq uz-
puolima. Apie zinias is musip
lauko ramiai raso. Visuose
laikrasscGiuose isreiskiamas pa
sitikejimas talkininku armijo-
mis- If generolo Focho, vyriau
sioio armiju yado, strategija.
Londono gyyentojai, paskaite
zziiniq is kares lauko, eina ra-
miai prie kasdieniniq sayo
uzsiemimq.
Is Amsterdamo pranesama,
kad yolieGiq laikrasciuose tik
vieni krikstayimai. Grid, tai
nepaprasti vokieeiq laimeji-
mai. Girdi, vokieeiq armijos
padariusios siurpriza ne tik
patterns vokieeiams gyyento-
jams, bet ir patterns talkinin-
kams. Grid, sitas pasiseki-
mas dar karta pateisina tvir-
tinima, jogei sayais vadais
reikia pilnai pasitiketi.
Kai-kurie prancuzu laik-
rasGiai perliuosai raso apie
yokieciq uzpuolimq. Militari-
mis- kritikas Henri Bidou, paw.
yienam laikrastyi rasydamas
pazynii, kad, gid, priesinin-
kas su viena diena paeme vi
sa tai, kas musq buvo uzim-
ta istisiais 1917 metals.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31

SocijalistQ Darbininkq Ia
ryba (tas pats, kas Rusijoj
bolsevikp "soyietai" nepa-
kencia Amerikos lietuviq dar-
bo uz Lietuvos laisve ir stem
giasi j sugriauti ivairiomis
biauriomis melagyst9mis.
.sNaujienos' If "Keleivis"
platina rezoliucijas prizes visa
lietuviu darba uz Lietuvos
.laisve.
Jie prasimano, kad Ameri-
kos Lietuvip Taryba reikala-
vusi nuo prezidento Wilsono,
kad jisai pripazintQ amzina
susivienijima Lietuvos su Vo-
kietija. Tuomtarpu Americas
Lietuviu Taryba savo raste
prezidentui pazymejo, kad
Lietuva beyeIytq gyvybes ne
TEXT, negu butt po vokieeiu.
Tai matote, kaip "Naujie-
nos" If "Keleivisv meluoja.
Savo melagystemis jie dumia
axis savo pasekejQ; zada pra-
.deti dumti ir amerikonq VI
suomene If yaldzia;
CicililSeliai, zinoma, lSlausys
larigaisShl1 II Maikls skelso-
M, bet rimti amerikonai
greitai pamatys, kane eia da-
.lykas. Jie supras, kad socija-
listai, saukdamies patys esq
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
DideIis Amerikonq Lainejimas

neiimus If atrnusinejimus.
siaurvakaruose nuo Toul
.kol-kas veikia viena artileri-
ia. Amerikonai artileristai
veikiai nutildo baubianeias
vokieciu armotas.
Bet toksai vokieciu nera-
mus uzsilaikymas ar tik me-
duos progos amerikonams pa
rodyti savo galybe tikruoju il
didesniu uzpuolimu prizes yo-
kieGius. Reikia atsiminti, kad
nuo to amerikonisko fronto
nepertoliausia randasi labai
svarbi vokieciq tyirtove Metz.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
PRIEsININKAS ARTI MAR
NE.
Sakosi turis per $4,000 nelais-
Viq.

LONDoNAS, geg. 31,-Vo-
kieciai paeme siaurvakarinius
Reimso fortus. Paties miesto
puolimas kas valanda laukia-
mas.
Sale Scissors, kurs pateko
vokieeiams, talkininkai sulai-
ke vokieGiu brioVimasi. Bet
centre priesininkas eina pir-
myn. Perajo Fere- en- -Tarde-
nois ir visu frontu eina ant
Marne.
Is Berlyno oficisaliai prane
sama, kad EgSiol vokieGiams
teke suvirS $4,000 nelaisviQ If
daugelis kares medziagos.
PrieSininkui teke ir daug ar
motu, tarp kurlu esama lr Oil
dziuliQ. s....-
Vokieciu tikslas s-paimti
Villers-C -Cotterets, Siaurrytiniu
Paryziaus gelezinkeliu centra.
Nera abejonss todel, kad vo-
kieciai briaujasi ant Parry
ziaus.
Bet pries juos stoja talh-
ninku atsargos.
Cia pilnai pasitikima, kad
ties Marne vokieGius patiko
1914 metq likimas. d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
NAUJAs sUOMIU KABINE-
TAs ,YRA PRovoKIsKAS.

stockholmas, geg. 81, Nan
jai sutvertas Suomijos minis
teriq kabinetas, kurio pirmi-
ninku yra buves senatorius
Paaskivi, yra provokiskas.
Kadangi suomiu kariuomenes
vadas, gen. Mannerheim, prize
Sinosi Suomijos germanizaci-
jai, jis buvo priverstas atsi-
statydinti.
Paw, kares minister's, pulk.
Vosteslov, isvien veikia su w
riausiaja vokieciQ kares sto-
vykla.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
IESKOMA OAR D|DESN|U!
kas atrss daT didesDius meIigius, kaip "Naujie-
nj" il ''keIeivio" IsdaktOTsi ! tasai gaus
bTangia dOvana,

Amerikos patrijotais ir eina
prizes kaizeri, ne prizes gera
tai daro. Jeigu jie remia Ame-
rika il eina prizes kaizeri pa
klauskite jq:
u. Kodel jie ragino savo
pasekeius butt slakeriais ne
klausyti valdzios, nestoti ka-
riuomenen?
p. Kick Simtiniq uzdirbo
socijalistu advokateIiai, be-
yeisdami slakerius, beisduoda-
mi jiems raudonas knygutes,
su kuriomis jie paskui dzelose
atsidure?
81. Kodel jie boikotavo
"Laisyes paskolas" ir musq
parodas del tQ paskolq?
4). Kodel jie RENE Rusijos
bolsevikus, kurie daugiausiai
pasitarnavo kaizeriui, ir kodel
jie Gia megina varyti toki pat
bolsevikiska darba, organizuo-
dami savo darbininkp Tary-
lbasf
Socijalistai tik nuduoda
eina prizes kaizeri, 0 istikrpjp
lie yfa kaizerio bernai.
Gaukite rytojaus "Draugo"
numeri If paskaitykite redak-
cijos pastaba: "Viskas remia-
ma ant melagystes''.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
PRIEsININKAS VAROSI
PIRMYN.
Paeme Scissors; Reims yra
pavojuje.

Londonas, geg. 31.-Vokie-
Giai nepertraukia ofensyvos
vakaru fronte If eina pirmyn.
TeGiau juos sulaikys -talkinln-
ku atsargos, kuriu dalis jau
stojo muSin.
VokieGiQ rankosna pateko
senobinis prancuzQ mlestas
Soissons. Miestas gi Reims at
sidures pavojuje. Kas valanda
jis gall kristi nuo vokieelQ
spaudimo.
VokieGiu ofensyvos centras
vakar buvo atsidures tik ~ 6
myliu nuo up6s Marine, kur
kar6s pradzioje volieciai bu-
70 sulaikyti If jiems ten buvo
uzduotas baisus smugis. Va
kar taippat jie buvo atsldure
tik uz A myliQ nuo Parry
ziaus.
Vietomis prancuzQ II anglQ
kariuomen6s neatlaiko spau-
dino ir atsimeta atgal, ! pa
togesnes pozicijas- Bet vlsur
prane1zai If anglai musasl
kaip liutai su stipresniu prize
sininku.
Generolas Foch, vyriausias
talkininkQ ar1nijQ vadas, pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
RE1KALAUJA 5000 VYRV
PRIZE KARES DARBQ.

4 j r. q f. ~ - ~
Washington, geg. 81. Nuo
Sdrafto del nesyeikatos paliuo-
suota apie 100000 vylrQ. Site
.vyrai, sazoma, bus pasauktl
prie kares darbq.
Gen. Crowder paskelbe, jo-
gel tuojaus yra reikalinga y
900 ldarbininkq prie lakstytu-
WI gamlinimo. Jei ligi birzelio
Is d. tick laisvanorfq neatsl-
sauls, tuomet su prievarta
bus imami is visq yalstijq.
r. " d . . . . .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
AMERIKoNIsKI ~KAREI-
vIAI PAsIRoDo DIDvY-
RIAI.
Paeme miesteli; paeme nelais.
ven 200 vokieciu.

Londonas, geg. 31.-Kuomet
vokieGiai pradejo ofensyva
ReimsSoissons frontq, Amiens
fronte If amerikonai pakilo
prizes vokieeius. Jie stojo alta
.kon vakaruose nuo Montdi-
dier, vienos ir ketvirtos da-
lies mylios frontu. BaisQ smu-
81 uzdave vokieciams. Paeme
apie 200 ju nelaisven. Ir pae-
me miesteli Cantigny. Tai j.
yyko po baisiai kruvino mu-
sio.
Pc sito volie6iai kelis kar-
tus megino savo kontratako-
mis- atbloksti amerikonus. Ia
dare tuojaus, paskui kick pa
laukus. Antrytojaus il vel at
naujino kontratakas.
Bet tas nieko vokieciams
anegelbejo. Tx panese jie di-
delius nuostolius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
.SUTIKo KONTRoL1UOTI
sKERDYKLAS.

Washington, geg. 81. Pre-
zidento paskirta komisija is
tyre gyvuliu sEerdyklq stow
If savo raporte rekomenduoja,
kad Sales maisto administra-
-cija paimtq skerdyklas sayo
kontrol6n.
Prezidentas Wilson's suti-
ko su komisijos rekomendaci-
ia. Maisto administracija skits
mesai kainas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
VoKIEtIAI zUDo LfGos
MUS.
Meto bombas ant ligoniniq.
su Amer. Armija Prancrzi-

Su Amer. Armija Prancuzi-
joje, geg. 80. Uzpraeita max
II vokieciu lakunai pamete
bombq ant ligoniniq, kuriose
gydoma daugelis serganGiq If
suzeistqju amerikonq If Sim
tai prancuzQ.
Ligonin6s randasi toll uz-
pakalyj musiq linijq.
Keli ameriEonai suzeista
krintanciais stiklais. Viena
prancuzq slaugotoja nuzudy-
ia, kita suzeista.
Keli civiliai gyventojai mi
re nuo apturetq zaizdQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
VOKIECIAI PAEME
SOISSONS
KaS VaIaDda laukiama ReimSO
puOlimas
TAIKTNTNKAJ PRIZES VOKIECIUS
STATO ATSARGAS
VokieGiai sakosi paeme didelius
grobius

siunt6 atsargas prizes ta ne
paprastq teutonp potvinL kad
j sulaikyti nuo sostines Pa
ryzziaus. Mes dabar tikrai pa
tirta, kad vokieGiQ svarbiau-
sias tikslas pasiekti Paryziq.
Kuomet praeita pirmadieni
vokieGiai prad6jo ofensyva,
buvo manoma, kad jie tue sa-
vo zygiu dangstosi, idant ap-
gaulingu budu prieiti prie
miesto Amiens, ant kurio SO
pavasario pradzioje vokieeiai
guile.
Bet manymas buvo Haidin-
gas. Siandie pasirod6, kad jie
briauiasi ant Paryziaus, Ir tai
daro is desperacijos. Mes tai
bus paskutinis iQ pasistaty-
mas, Jei jiems Sis zygis nepa-
vyks, tuomet ir kara bus pra-
loSta. Bet kodel gi jis tur6tQ
pavykti. Juk talkininkai turi
stiprias armijas. Turf jie If
parinktinus ginklus.
VokieGiai pavasario pra-
dzioje m6gino perskirti pran-
cuzq armijas nuo anglq armi-
jq. Toksai talkininkq suskal-
dymas buvo jq svarbiausiasi
tikslas.
TeGiau jiems nepavyko tas
padaryti. Pasirod6, kad talki-
ninkai neperskiriami, taigi If
neiveikiami.
Tuomet vokieGiai sugalvojo
sunaikinti tik vienas anglQ ar
miias. Bet ir tas jiems nepasi-
sek6 padaryti.
Dabar jie stengiasi sukone-
veikti prancuzQ armiJas. lr
kuomet Sitas darbas nueis ME
! kais, nezinia ko imsis tuomet
vokieGiai.
Siandie kol-kas vokieciu
kaizerio sunus, sosto ipedinis,
su savo armijomis per ketll-
rias dienas ofensyvos pasiva-
re pirmyn apie 20 mylip. II
visu frontu talkininkQ pozicl-
jas tur6jo Sturmuoti. Tas reis-
kia, kad vokieeiQ nuostoliai
turf but pasibais6tini.
Geguz6s 90 diena vokieeiq
kar6s ofisas paskelbe, kad h
gi to laiko vokieciai yra pa
eme nelaisven apie 25 TUX
stanGius anglQ If prancuzQ.
sitQ tarpe viena prancuzq II
vienq anglQ generola.
VokieGiai padare rekorda
savo sunkios artilerijos xii
nojime. Pirmadieni po paemi-
mo Chemin-des-Dames augs-
tumos, nuo Aislette ligi Ais
ne, uz keliQ valandQ vokiecial
su sunkiomis armotomis jau
bombardavo miesta Soissons.
Pra6jus "a valandoms vo-
kieGiai Soissonsa jau sturma-
vo. Prancuzai didvyriskai
state krutines uz miesta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31

Oar prizes bombardavima Is
miesto prasalinta visi civiliai
gyventojai. Is ligoniniq SUI
zzeistiejji perkelta j atvanges-
mes vietas.
Upe Vesle vokieciai perejjo
ties miestu Fismes.i sitas mics
tas prancuzams buyo syarbus
gelezinkeliu centras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
1O1 zMOGUS zUVO SU
LAIVU.
Tai ivyko Tarpzemiu jurase.

Londonas, geg. 81. -Angli-
jos admiralitetas paskelbe,
kad geguzes 26 diena Tarpze-
miu jurese nuskendo trans
portinis laivas Leasowe Cas-
tie.
su juo zuvo 13 oficieriu, 79
kareiviai, laivo kapitonas, du
bevielio TELEGRAPH operatoriai
ir 6 zmones is igplos.
Leasowe buvo naujas lai-
vas. Padirbdintas 1917 metals.
r h. - /. H y. .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31

Paryzius, geg. 31-B
Makedonijos fronto pranesa-
ma, kad tenai talkininkams
pavyko atlil1ti pasekminga a.
taxa pries bulgarus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31

Washington, geg. 81. cio-
mai gauta zinios apie ameri-
konq laimejima Pikardijoie
(Amiens fronte). Kares SEX
retorius pranese, kad jis ne.
gals nieko sakyti apie abelnQ
stow vakarq fronte. Bet pazy-
mejo, kad amerikoniski karei-
vial pasirode didvyriai kares
lauke.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31

Washington, geg. 81.
Vienas S. v. kares laiyas pa
ame nelaisven 17-ka yokiecip
igulos nuo nardaneios laives,
kuri torpedavo anglq laiva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31
soR7As.

Chicago If apylinkes.
siandie giedra II silciau; va
kare ar nakti laukiama lietaus
su perkunijomis; rytoj vesiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31

Londonas, geg. 81 A.
merikos kariuomenei naudo-
ties paimta 1000 ligoniniQ 10
vi, operuojamq 80 gydytoju,
$50 slaugotojq If 300 patar=
nautojq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31

Amsterdamas geg. 81.
Is Vokietijos pranesama, kad
mlire Berlyno militarinis ko-
lnendantas, gen. Won Kessel.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31

Maskya, geg 81. Vo-
kieeiai tiesia gelezinkeli nuOI
Suomijos pasienio j Pet tchenga
uzzlaia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31

New York, geg. 81.
Miesto mokslo taryba kares
metu visose viesose mokyklo7
Sc panailino yokieeiq kalbos
nlokinimq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-31

Washington, geg. 81
Tarpe geguzes 16 il % . d. va
karu fronte talkininkai sunal-
kino 252 vokieciu lakstytuYll.
The Press., 1918-02-07

J 4. Pemberton has sold his grocery business to Charles l. Johnson of Rockville.
 The ice broke Rp on the river last Saturday, and the Eoys had their annual sensnn of dangerous excitement of riding on ico cakes. Ono lad had narrow escape from drowning, having prolonged his sail to the River mill dam, over which he went. He managed to scratch out, but left his hoots and sts ok ingS in the stream. Woloott Lodge. F. & X NJ has selected the following officers; W l M., W. Fl. Champlin; s. w, Fred < Glover; S. D Fred Sanlt; J. D , W. P. Iasbury; secretary. Alba Per. kins; tiler, LewIs Putney. The death of M. c. Kinney leaves the office of treasurer vacant
 Born. Holland, Jan. 27th, daugh. ter to John W. and Nora Edgerton. Married. Stafford Springs, Feb. Ed, by Rev. J. P. Hawley, at the residence of the brides mother, Charles E. Butterfleld and Annie O.. daughter of Mrs. William Smith
 Monson, Jan 27th, by Rev. Alex. ander Dight, Noel E. Pcase anh Maria K. Manning, both of Somers
The Press., 1918-02-07
Namlnn Alnaka.

The name Alaska is an English cor ruption of perversion of Alayeksa, as it was called by the aboriginal inhah- itants of the Aleutian islands, lying to the westward, observes Q geograph- ical magazine. When the Russians first came to one of the AleutIan Islands, they were told that vast country lay to the eastward. and that It's name was Alayeksa. The Aleuts called their own island Nagun Alay- eks0. meaning the land lying near Alayeksa. By process of Russian lzing and Anglictzlng Alayeksa became Alaska, and Nagun-Alayeksa became Unalaska. The original Aleutian word Alayeksa meant "the great country as the inhabitants of scattered islands would naturally consider a vast con tinentHl region of varied resources and beautifm scenery as Alayeksa or Alas ka has since proved to ba.
The Press., 1918-02-07
TO TRAIN. CRIPPLED MEN
 '.1 FORANEW OCCUPATIONS
Red 'croosss opens School to Help the Maimed in Battle for Existence.

The American National Red Gross has established in New York city q school for the training of crippled men in trades or occupations in which they can engage In spite of their physical handicaps. The school is known IS the Red Cross Institute for Crippled and Disabled Men. gift of over $5O,O0O by Mir. Jeremiah MIlbanI of New York made possible the establish ment of this institute.
 The facilities of the institute will also be at the disposal of the Govern ment for the rehabilitation of crippled soldiers and sailors.
 The activities of the institute. which is already under operation, include an employment bureau for cripples, indus trial and commercial training classes for disabled men, and departments of scientific research and popular educa- ton. Members of the institutes staff have been engaged for the past six months in studying the experience of the European countries in reconstruct ing their disabled soldiers.
The Press., 1918-02-07
haIf.wax work.

We are, none Of is, so good archi. tects as to be able to work habitually beneath our strength; and yet there Is not building that I know of, late ly raised, wherein 1t is not sufficiently evident that neither architect nor builder has done his best. It IS the especial characteristic of modern work. All old work nearly has been hard work. It may be the hard work of children, of barbarians, of rustlcs : but 1t is always their utmost. let us have done with this kind of work at once; cnst off every temptation to 1t ]: do not let us degrade ourselves volun- tarlly, and then mItter and mourn over our shortcomings; let us confess our poverty or our parsImony, but not belle our human intellect. 1t is not a question of doing more, but of doing better. Do not let us boss our roofs with wretched, half.worked. blunt edged rosettes; do not let us. flank our gates with rigid limitations Of medieval statuary. Such things are more in. suits to common sense, and only unflt us for feeling the nobility of their pro. totypes, -Ruskin. ss {. iRAs
The Press., 1918-02-07
Ettcuette.

There Is m ancient saying that "One should never speak of rope to q man whose father was hanged" and there Is great deal implied In those few words. In effect, is meant that subjects of conversation should be carefully in- troduced wherc" persons present are not known 10 q certain extent; that Is, that nothing untOward has happened, publicly, at least. that would make any unusual subject apply too openly to anyone especially. .l
The Press., 1918-02-07
APPROPRIATIONS
 FOR WAR RELIEF
 REACH BIG SUM
.S77,s43,435.35 Set Aside by Red Cross for Work at Home
 and Abroad.

The War Council of the American Red Cross has just made public a ro- port showing appropriations totallng SIT ,843, ,435.35, which were made from the Red Cross War Fund up to Jan uary 9. For foreign relief, the report states, &44,657, ,795.99 was set aside, $2,- 612,532.60 has been appropriated for United States relief and SPA, BPS, ,1S1. 12 expended for supplies. either for for eign shipment or for distribution or resale to Red Cross Chapters in this country.
 The latter item. the statement sets included also In the $3O,519, 9,2 ,25960, ap- propriated for work in France, as well as $11, ,28S,417 for material for resale to chapters. According to the report. 1t may thus be considered as a wOrkin z fund and as a liquid asset rather than an expenditure. vi
 The total appropriations for admins tration at national headquarters and at division headquarters, of which there are 14, amounted to $I,2S9,292 for the last six months period. This includes $365, GOO for divisional admin istration expenses and $25O,0O0 donat- ed for telegraph and cable service. the latter Item extending over 0 con- slderably longer period of time.
 DueS Pay Administration Cost.
 Appropriations for administration did not come out of the War Fund. but were more than covered from the portion of membership dues received at national headquarters, the War Council says. These membership dues, which more than paid for all adminIs- tratlve expenses. were dues received before the recent membership drive was made.
 The report of the War Council states:
 No expenses of admlnistratIOn In the United States were paid for out of the Red Cross War Fund. All admin istratlon Is more than met by mem bership dues Thus every dollar con- tributed for relief goes to relief"
 The following is a recapltulation of appropriations as announced by the War Council: