davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
NAY IECEEASE Rates TO
cur PASSENGER TRAFFIC

Bv The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-ro curtail
.ra,el on the National Railroad during
the war. uirector-Gencral McAdoo may
,aon increase passenger rates. Passen-
-er trains also may DE further reduced
aier - -,
Called today before the House Inter
safe Commerce Committee TO explain
as hat steps have been taken ana are
contemplated 20 relieve the freight con
ysstion In the east McAdoo Indicated
mai among other steps drastic reduc-
iion of passenger traffic is essential.
For the present. he said, hat
has been called in tile curtailment OF
Passenger trains because many state
commissions. with the best Of inten-
lions started wholesale slashing OF this
service,
Before the passenger service can DC
reduced much more in order to prevent
many disturbances the great amount oil
travel must be decreased. When that
time comes think the rates ought TO
be raised"
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
Effect 4 Of 5 DAY
Orih 6OA VA AAA
''BUSINESS TIE-UP
NOT Determined
As TO Coal, Situation No
Better, No Worse Ad-
miniStrator Says
INDUSTRIES AGAIN BUSY
ON DELI YED CONTRACTS

Whether tho general closing order as
effective on Monday was Of any special
benefit 10 this city in that any more
GOAL was received on that date than on
my other day has not been determined,
lllt 1t was stated today that the fuel
nation in Wilmington is no wo Sc
IAN Il has been at any previous time
since the coal shortage became so acute
here were probably fifty carloads Of
coal received in this city on Monday
much Of il soft coal, but il is said
there has been no daily average Of re-
csipts whereby the amount could be
estimated in comparison with the re-
reipts Of other days
The sncwstorm interfered to some
eXlont with the manner IN which the
sn0 iage was being relieved here be-
cause it retarded deliveries by local
dealers. But as FAR as is known the
demand for coal has been met. and
there has not been any reports OF
actual suffering because n the shot
ago.
The Wilmington fuel committee has
IS vet taken no action on the request
10 The coal dealers for permission to
Continued on Page Ten)
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
MARRIAGE IFVlLID. YCUTC
MlNFRCESlNO HER CHARGE

Joseph f Ramsey. charged with fail
inc 10 support his minor child, was
dismissed before Municipal Court today.
Ramseys case was continued from
last week. when he denied 'hat he had
been legally married. claiming that
others had procured his marriage IL
cense in Elkton. Md and That his age
was misrepresented Ramsey SAYS be Is
not yet 10 years old.
j. Frank Ball. who appeared for the
defendant. cited the Maryland law
which covered Ramsey's case. Judge
Churchman held that the marriage was
invalid and therefore the defendant
could not be held on the present charge.
The mother Of the young bride swore
ont warrant against Ramsey on an
other charge. and the warrant was
served on Ramsey by Court Onlcer Nc
Dannel after the trial ended this morn
ing. The case will come up In Aiuni-
cipal Court next Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
AUSTRIAN Strike
TROUBLES SPREAD
TO Other CITIES
Prague and Brurn Workers
Join in Tie Up in Karl's
Monarchy
PUBLIC CONTINUES
TO LONG FOR PEACE
BY ED I. KEEN
United Press staff Correspondent
roN-DoN Ian 99-Tho Austrian

United Press staff Correspondent
LONDON. Jan. 23.-The Austrian
strike t-oubles are genuine. according
10 conviction expressed in authoritative
circles today. First suspicion here that
they were "stage-managed' by the
government itself was dssipating
rapidly.
According TO the most authentic news
reaching here the general movement in
Emperor Ka,rs monarchy is due TO the
public's wcariness with the war to
widespread dissatisfaction with Teu-
tonic manipulations az B~est-Litovsk
and 10 increasing scarcity OF food. The
public's longing for peace hes been re-
Gently accentuated by the boldly demo-
cratic war aims proclaimed by Premier
Lloyd George and President Wilson.
The plain citizenry Of the Dual Mon
achy. reading these terms, can ind lit
tie In them 90 support the frantic
pleas Of the German iunkers and mill
tarists that the Allies seek TO divide
the Central Empires and that the main
aim Of Germany's enemies is conquest
The widespread growth Of this sort
CONTINUED on rage Ten.)
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
HUN-SLAV Peace
negotiations TO
REDECLAREDOFF
Bolsheviki Convinced Enemy
Will Insist on Annexation
and Indemnity
reds AED UKRAINIANS
Been CIVIL WAR
By JOSEPH suAPLEN.

United Press stan Correspondent.)
PETRQGRAD, Jan 23-Breaking off
Of all peace negotiations at Brest-
Litovsk was forecast in all the Bel
sheviki newspaper organizations today
Their unanimliy would indicate that
this information comes from an
Official source.
The Bolshevih view is that the only
good accompl shed by the negotiations
has been TO unmask the real imperial
isiic nature OF The encmy's demands
According 10 comment here, nothing
more can possibly be expected fom
the negotiations.
Both the p. .ayda and the lsvcstla to-
day bitterly assailed German Foreign
Minister kuelhmanns "trcacherous
dual policy
Omclal Bolsheviki reports today
claimed victories over the UkrainiaD
Rada troops at pollava and occupation
OF that city by the Red Guards on
the south Ukranian front further adj
vances have been registered. several
villages captured and p ogress made
toward Bacmach The Ukrsinia1s are
reireatlng A decisive battle Is ex-
pected shortly. The Bolshevlh have
( already taken Sarna, Achtlran and
/ Trolisk
out OF respect 10 the memory Of
Fridays victims OF assassins whose
fune ais were held today. The Boil
shevlh government postponed a sched-
uled demonstration al the winter pal
ace and Smolny Institute.
The Bolshoviki Government has been
Informed that the general peace strike
at Vienna is due to the stand adopted
by the Central Powers at Brcst- Ii
tovsk
Delayed dispatches from Brest-Ll-
T, t0vsk received today told OF a formal
!. protest 10 the peace cOnferees by Gem
eral Hoffman. in which he declared he
would be compelled to withdraw the
German commission on prisoners or
war from petrOgrad, where negoiia-
ilons Of the Soviet are expected 20
place German officer prisoners on the
same level as private soldiers.
The Russian delegation. 10 was as
serted. had lodged complaint 10 keulh-
mann and Czernin that Central Powers
newspapers accounts Of the negotia-
tion omitted Tr0izkys declaration In
which he denounced the reversal Of
pos tion by Germany on The principles
accepted by the Russians on December
25."
Tho protest. 70 was stated, had
pointed out that such suppression By
the German Government Of this declara-
Continued on Page Two.l
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
lUPONTS TO BUILD kEW
Town down IN VIRGINIA

The dupont Powder Company is
erecting a large shell-losding plant at
WILLIAMSBURG Va, 10 execute orders for
the Government. The capacity OF the
plant viii bee determined by the esti-
mated extent Of the demands and will
be Kept equal TO them at an times. The
construction Of homes for workmen.
which may reach the proportions Of a
large village. is included in the opera
tions. The total cost it Is said, will not
be less than si0000O00.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
FREIGHT EMBARGO
EAST
IS NJ 'ADOO ORDER
Pennsy. B. & o. and Read.
ing TO Carry Only Food,
Fuel and VIZ Supplies
RAILROAD CONTROL
Bill IS DISCUSSED
BY The United Press

hl iuf lnlteu Press,
WASHINGTON. Jan. pa temporary
embargo on an freight except food. fuel
and war supplies was ordered by Dl-
rector General McAdoo today on the
Pennsylvania lines east OF Pittsburgh.
the b. and o., cast OF the Ohio river and
the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road.
McAdoo's action followed insislent
demands for 10 by tlS fuel adminstra-
ton 10 was declared 10 be vital d ma
terial and lasting results IN breaking
the Eastern freight jam were 10 be ac-
compllshcd McAdoo took ;he step be-
cause be agreed that IL was absolutely
necessary"
Threatened tieup Of the ship building
program and intense suffering at many
points Influenced his decision.
The embargo. McAdoo declared. would
last only until the weather moderated.
The war supplies which arc exempted
from the embargo viii be only those
specifically designated by the War De-
uartment. These lines will concentrate
on movement Of coal into New Eng
land. New York harbor and other
points and IN returning empty cars tC
the mines.
In light Of the coal crisis developin.
along the eastern seaboard, McAdo'
was called before the House Interstate
Commerce Committee today.
Before opening consideration Of th
railroad control bill the House want
complete information on what has bee
accomplished and what is effective IA
ward relieving the coal famine undo
Federal control.
40 the request Of Chairman Sim
/ the director general il~st took up On
provision Of the BIN appropriatlu
s5o0000O0O as a revolving fund.
"The railroads viii do their ow
financing under the Government cor
troll plan" McAdoo stated, hut Wit
the Government hack Of them % stabi
lze their credit"
u is improbable. McAdoo stated. tha
The revolving fund will have 90 be use
. 20 make up deficiencies IN operailn
cost
"The amount Of railroad securiilo
that must be maiured this year will b
about S222 10000" the director-genera
s9id with equal amounts for 1919 an
1920
Turning TO the status Of railroad en-
ployes on a question from Representa-
tive Esch McAdoo stated that the rail
way workers are 10 effect government
employees. but technically are not.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
RESULTS OF THE
GARFIELD ORDER.

Number OF ships waiting for coal
reduced from i2i TO so, at Northern
Atlantic ports.
Dumped $4,000 tons bunker coal
Yesterday for ships and $4,000 al
ready on hand.
Southern ports have 100000 tons
bunker coal on hand with 100000
moving toward ports.
Empty coal ears being rushed
hack 10 mines and full results not
expected for several days.
Coal going TO domestic consumers
in large quantities.
Freight congestion practically as
areat as before. ship plants in dan
gCr of closing unless rail congestion
clears.
Freight embargo ordered in East.
Curtailment Of passenger traffic de-
manded in many quarters 10 relieve
cOngesticn.
Prospect Of warmer weather eN-
pecied 10 help situation.
Further voorhees, days in prospect
unless railroads clear congestion
quickly.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
HERrLNc MEETS KAISER.

by The United Press
AMSTERDAM jan 2a-chancelor Herins and Foreisn Min
sier Kuehmann had an with the Kaiser on Iuesda
according to Berlin dispatches Presumably the subject
matter Of Herngs ons delayed speech to the R'chss was
under discussion.
,mann aferard received members Of the Rehsias and
. % them the progress Of the BresiLhoysk negotiations
:, was stated he would probably make formal spee0" " w
main committee before his return BrestLrovsk
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
WILM RGTLN BRAKEMAN IS
KILLED At PHILADELPHIA

Frank a. Purdy. OF No. 5is wesi
Twenty-second street. passenger
brakeman on the p, b. and w. Rail-
road was struck by a train and SO
badly injured that he died shortly af-
terward purdy was married.
He left Wilmington as brakeman on
the Z 30 o'clock train. arriving at Broad
street station at 9iO o'clock lie had
left his train IN tho yards and was on
the way TO West Philadelphia station
when the Germantown train struck
him He was rushed 10 the preshyter-
ian Hospital. where he died.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
AccrsEn oF pINNER TnEFT.

Lewis Fields. Negro, charged with the
larceny Of dinner pail containing food
belonging TO Edward Clark, also Ne
gro. was held for trial at the Court of
General Sessions by Judge Churchman
today under s.i00 bail. the prosecutor
told the court today that the pail con-
tanned piece Of meat, three potatoes,
few slices Of bread and piece Of pie,
and that his dinner was worth 81 p.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
UNITED States SAILOR
IS ACCUSED OF TEEFI

Edward W. Lewis and John ]. Dona-
hoe, the latter a United states sailor
were today held for trial by Judge
Churchman under $500 bail each on the
charge of breaking into the coin col
lectlng boxes Of the Diamond state
Telephone Company at the Philadel-
phia. Baltimore d Washington railroad
passenger station several nights ago.
About 50 in small change were taken.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23

William Newell Barnard, Ir., Of 7. ID.
Lackey & Company, brokers. has been
appointed captain In the Ordnance iie-
servo Corps and Is awaiting iis assign
m snt a. duty Mr. Barnard is H" oi
the best known young men In Whining
ton and has taken an active part in war
work, particularly in organizing boys
(Conunuod on Pase seven1
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
TWO PRESIDENTS NASzS
ARE LINkED WITH HIS.

Wilson Washington Stivers, Of No.
1926 Spruce street, chief inspector for
the Wilmington steel Company, Is
proud Of the fact that his name com
bines that Of the first President and the
present President Of the United Statrs
he also served twelve years in the
United states Army. and while in the
service Travelled all over the world
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
cET MEICs' HARB0R REPORT

Charles Warner, chairman Of the
Board Of Harbor Commissioners, yes
terday received from John AIeigs, harbor
expert. his report containing recon-
mendaiions and a survey Of the port
and river front
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
BRITISH SHIPS GO DOWN; 7Is PERSONS Losl.

BlIIISH SIiIPS NU DUNNi 10 IH''77''' '1'71'
By The United Press.
LONDON Jan 23rwo steamers sunk in the Mediterranean
about December 81 loss of 7is lives Mcnamara secretary
to the Admiralty announced today
The secretary also that at the end Of December
shin was sunk in the mouth with loss of 40 Of those
aboard.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
TnrAY,s TEMpEnATURE.

At The Evening Journal Office.
500 A. NJ. % 1901 p. M..... 30
tO0n g. NJ. 9- i30 p. NJ. 30
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
WEATHER

Fair. continued cold tonight;
Thursday, partly cloudy and
somewhat warmer; moderate
west winds begming variable.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
SIN AM TlnES.
Mouth NJ Christi

igh water .... 905 A. N. go p. NJ.
ow water ..... 323 A. NJ. iO5 j. NJ.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23

'Sisss,sI,S' Ss.isrs.S 1862
NON-RETURNABLE
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
PRAGUE PAsKELBTA KA
RES STOvIS. :
cekijos sostine pergyvena sun.
kiuosius laikus.

Londonas, geg. 21.-C -Cekijos
sostineje Pragoje Austrijos
vyriausybe paskelbe kares
stow. Mieste seimininkauja
tik kariuomene ir policija. Wy
riausyb6 emesi tos priemones,
anot gautp ziniu Zuriche, to-
del, kad kaip cekai, taip jugo-
slaviai surenge mieste dideles
demonstracijas. Demonstran-
tai gatv6mis marsuodami eme
saukti: "Lai gyvuoja Wilso-
mas, Clemenceau If Lloyd
George!n'
Paskui ceku tautiniam tea
tire ivyko didelis susirinkimas.
Kalb6tojai uzatakavo Vokie-
tia ir Austrijos vyriausybe,
kan pastaroji bendrauja su
Vokietija ir daro visokius So
rySius.
Gekai parlamento atstovai
skatino susirinkusius Cekija
apginti nepasigaileti kraujo.
Susirinkimas po Sito buvo
iSvaikytas ir teatras uzdary-
tas. Tuomet demonstracijos
atsikartojo gatvese.
Militarine ,vyresnyb6 visus
GekQ iSkilm6sna atkeliavusius
Pragon jugo-slavius nuvare j
gelezinkelio stoti ir isake ke-
liauti sau namo. Varomus jul
go-slavius Gekai lydejo su pat
giesmemis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
BAISUS DAIKTAI VEIKIA.
ST UKRAINOJE.
Gyventojai degina maista,
kad jis netektu vokie6iams.

Londonas, geg. q. - Anot
rusQ bevieliu telegraph pra-
neSimo, Ukrainoje veikiasi
baisQs daiktai. Prizes vokiecius
pakilo kuone visi gyventojai.
Atsisako duoti jiems maista.
Kaip javus, taip If kitoki
maista degina, naikina, bi tik
tai visa netektQ vokieciams.
ValstieGiai ginkluojasi ir vi
sur vokieGiQ kareiviams prize
Sinasi.
Vietomis vokieGiai m6gina
g!ventojus nuginkluoti. Bet
visur sutinka aStrQ pasipriesi-
nina. PasiprieSinusius vokie-
Giai ziauriai ir nezmoniSkai
baudzia. .Jei katram zmogui
negali atimti gyvasties, tai
vietoie to vokieCiai degina is
tisuS sodzius If miestelius.
Viskas eina perniek su liep-
snomis.
Taip tai vokieGiai kulturina
UkrainQ.
$4,000 valstieGiQ ukrainQ
mdgino KHeve atidaryti Sales
selma. Bet volIieGiai valstie-
cius iSvaik6.
Ukrainos -atamanu pasiskel-
be teutonQ $alininkas, gen.
Skoropanski. Teciau neturi Sa-
lininkQ, nei kariuomenes, IS
6mus 100 vyru, kurie saugola
10 asmeni.
VokieGiQ nuskirtus naujus
valdininkus gyventojai igno-
ruoja. Tukstanciai gyventojQ
m6gina pab6gti i Russia, ka-
dangi teutonu baudziava tie
siog nepakenGiama. Vokieeiq
nuskirtos ''rados" atstovai
vadinami Sales iSdavikais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
VoKIEcIAI ATKREIPE
AKI I MoREsNET.
zmones neturi kur pinigu
deti.

Hague, geg. 21.- -Tarpe Bel
gijos If Volietijos randasi ma
zas, pusantros ketvirtaines
mylios, zemes plotas, kuriame
neprigulmingai ligsiol gyvena
apie pusketvirto tukstaneio
zmonip. Zmon6s-tai vokieeiai,
belgai ir olandai. Kares metu
vokieeiai buvo pasaukti karei-
viauti. Gi likusieji ir ligsiof
yra neutraliai. Saleles admi-
nistracija veda Vokietijos if
Belgijos komisijonieriai.
Kares metu likusieji EMO
mes, betarpininkandami tarpe
belgQ If vokieciQ, taip pratur-
tejo, kad Siandie nezino net
kur pinigus deti. Priaugliai
vokiskas 5 markiq banknotas
suka j cigaretus. If ruko. Vo-
kieeiq komisijonierius tvirti-
ma, kad toliaus negali taip but
Todel ar tik nebus summary
ia ia neprigulminga zemes
plota if su gyventojais pris-
kirti prie Vokietijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
NEPASISEKE VOKIE-
CLANS UzPULTI LONDO-
MAS.
Vokieciai buvo atmusti; nete-
ko keturiu lakstytuvu.

Londonas, geg. 21.-Uzpra-
eta nakti vokieciu lakunai
magino atlikti dideli uzpuoli-
ma ant Londeno. Tai buvO
pirmasis ju uzpuohmas nuo
kovo 7 dienos.
TeGiau uzpuolimas vokie-
CLANS nepavyko. Anglai ketu-
ris didelius lakstytuvus numu-
Sc. Kitiuzp uolikai buvo pri-
versti kuoveikiausiai pasprQs-
ii.
Buvo naktis giedri, m6na-
siena, kuomet Londone gauta
praneSimas apie prieSininko
lakunQ atskridima. Apie tai
tuoiaus praneSta 'soStinds gy-
ventojams. Visi pasislepe, kas
kur gal6jo. Ir tik paskui sos
tines apylinkese pasigirdo ar
motu baubimas.
Armotu Saudymas tesesi per
dvi valandi. Uzpuolikai sus-
p6jo pamesti kelias bombas.
Kick uzpuoliku DuvO, nepa-
tirta, kadangi labai augstai
skrido. Sakoma, 10000 pedQ
augStumoje.
Dar n6ra zinomi ir padary-
ii nuostoliai.
Tai pirmu kartu Londono
apgin6jai taip drqsiai pasista-
t6 prieS vokieGiQ lakunuS.
Atims jiems nora zudyti Emo
mes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
81 METU vYRp REG1sTRA
ella.

WASHINGTON, geg. 21.-
Prezidentas Wilson's ,paskel-
be proklemacija, kad ateinan-
eio birzelio 5 d. visi sukaku
sieji 81 metus amziaus vyrai
visose Suv. Valstijose uzsire-
gistruotu paskirtose vietose.
Registruoties privalo kaip
pilieeiai, taip nepilieciai, ise-
mus jau tarnaujancius kariuo-
meneje ir einancius mokslus
dvasiskose seiminarijose if
medicines mokyklose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
TRUKSTA 212 DARBININ-
KQ.
So lavonai isimta is po griu-
vesiu.

Pittsburg, Pa, geg. 21.-Po
baisios ekspliozijos parako i
staigoje, Oakdale, jau prade-
ia atkasin6ti, griuv6siai. Kol-
kas atrasta 63 darbininkQ la
vonai.
81 suzeisti randasi vietos
ligoninese.
Aetna Chemical Co. valdy-
ba praneSa, kad truksta 212
darbininkQ is tQ visQ, kurie
eksplioziios metu istaigoje
dirbo.
Anot tos pacios valdybos
praneSimo, ekspliozijos metu
dirbo 275 darbininkai.
Griuvesius laiko apsupusi
valstijine policija ir serifai.
Sulaikomas zmoniQ mini,l
verzimasis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
MEKSIKoNAI NUzUDE S.
v. KAREIVI.

McAllen, Tex, geg. 81. Ar
ii Hidalgo meksikonai skersai
rubeziaus saudydami nuzuda
S. Valstijq kariuomenes ser
zanta Herberta Ulrich.
Amerikonai j Saudymus at
sake Saudymais il pagulde ke-
turis meksikonus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
VoKIEeIU- -ARTILERIJA
sMARKIAI VEIKIA ARTI
ALBERT.

Londonas, geg. 21.-Uzpra-
eta nakti vokieGiq artilerijos
veikimas pasmark6jo isilgai
fronto tarp Albert If Bucquoy!,
praneSa karas ofisas.
Albert apylink6se anglal at
liko uzpuolima prizes vokiecius
ir paam6 neiaisviQ.
Siauriuose nuo Hinges vo-
kieeiu uzpuolimas atmustas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
LUsITANIOS NUSKANDIN
TOJA PAzEISTA.


Madridas, geg. 20.-Vokie
ciu nardancioji laive U-39, sa-
koma oficijaliam pranesime is
Cartagena, -pazeista il lpla1u- i!1
kusi tan uostan.
; Kaip zinqma, geguzas q d.,
1915 m., ia nardanen vi laive
nuskandino didell garlaivl
Lusitania, su kuriuo zuvo dau-
giau tukstanGio vyrQ, moteriq
If vaikQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
PRASIDEJO NAUJOS AR
MENU sKERDYNEs.

Londonas, geg. 81. Turkai
pradeio ofensyva visu Kauka-
20 frontu If paeme Van, pra-
nesama, is Tifliso.
Naujos armenQ skerdynes
prasidejo.
Tarp Kaukazo tarybos il
turkQ vyriausybes taikos ta-
rybos pertrauktos, kadangi
trlrkai perdidelius reikalavi-
mus state.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
BUVEs RUsIJos CARAS
IssIUNcIAMAs sVEICARI-
JON.
Pastatyta salyga, kad jis ne
griztu Rusijos sostan.

Geneva, geg. 21.--Rusijos
bolSevikQ vyriausyb6, anot
Viennos laikraSGiQ pranesimo,
buvusiam Rusijos carui su sa-
vo Seimyna dave pasirinkti
apsigyventi arba Rumunijoj
arba Sveicariioj. Nikolai Ro-
manov pasirinko sveicariia.
BolSevikai buvusi cara is
Rusijos isleidzia pastate jam
salyga, kad jis nekuomet ne
sikesintQ atgauti Rusijos sos
ta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
NUo TORNADO zUVO 12
zMoNIU.

Bloomfield, Neb, geg. 21.
Nakti pries sekmadienl per
valstijos dali pfauze baisi We
s1la, vadinama tornado. 12
zmoniu ceia zuvo If apie 25 SUI
zzeista. Tarpe zuyusip yra di-
dziuma yaiku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
.VoKIE6IAI SUNAIKINO
MoTERIp BATAL1JoNA
Tasai batalijonas veike boil
seviku puseje.

Stockholm, geg. 8. Ties
Koskis, pietinej Suomijoj, vo-
kieGiai susiremimo metu SUI
naikino bolsevikQ moterip
'smirties batalijona'. Is viso
batalijono tik dvi gyvos mo-
terys paliko il suspejo pas
prqsti.
Musip metu miestas Vibor-
gas labai nukentejo. Sudegin-
ia apie simtas manu-. Garsi
tenykste pills rnazai apgriau-
ta.
Suzinota, kad raudonoji
gvardiJa daug ginlzlq II ann
aiciios uzkazdavo yemen, kuo-
met matydavo neisvengiama
j sau pavoju. Laidojant sa-
vuosius draugus, VENUS kars-'
tus apkazdavo su lavonais, XII
tus suf ginklais, kad tai ne
tektu atlSakliam priesininkui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
PAEME NELAIsvEN 400
voKIEcIU.

LoNDoNAs, geg. 21,-Ap-
link Iocre prancuzu kariuo-
meme per dvi myli ilgio from
tu pasivare pirmyn if paeme
nelaisven 400 vokieciu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
PREZIDENTAs PATVIRTI-
NO oVERMANo BILIU.

Washington, geg. 21-Va-
kar prezidentas Wilsonas pa
sirase po Overmano biliumi.
Tas bilius leidzia prezidentui
patvarkyti kaip tinlkamiau w
departamentus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-21
81 zMONES NUzUDYTA
LONDONE
TGutOndi tGrOrizuOja UkrainOS
gyVentOjus
NIKOLAI ROMANOV ISSIUN-
CIAMAS SVEICARIJON
81 NUzUDYTA, 161 SUzEIS-
IA.

LONDONAS, geg. 21.-Vo-
kieciu lakunu uzpuolimo pa
sekmes ant Sio miesto tokios:
81 zmones nuzudyta ir 161 su-
zeista. Tarpe situ auku yra
didziuma moteriu ir vaiku.