davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
TEUTONS. PATCH
UP ALLIANCE.
:l!pirorS Take Measures to
Strengthen Existing Ties.
AUSTRIAN STATE MENACED

The Germans and sIavs in Dual Mon
archy Cannot Agree on Form of
Government For Smaller NationaIi-
ties.
Berlin, May 1.-THE chief features
of an agreement to strengthen the al
lance between Germany and Austria
Hungary have been laid down says an
official statement i'm regard to the visit
of Emperor Charles to German great
headquarters.
The statement follows:
Emperor Charles visited Emperor
William at great headquarters on Sun
day. In addition to his personal suite,
the emperor was accompanied by the
foreign minister, Baron Burian; Field
Marshal Won ARR, chief Of general
staff, and Prince Hohenlohe, Austrian
ambassador at Berlin.
Germany was represented by the
chancellor, Count Won Hertling; Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg, General Won
Ludendorff, the foreign secretary, DR..
Won Kuehlmann, and Count Won We
del, ambassador at Vienna.
"a cordial discussion took place.
All the fundamental political, econo-
mic and military questions affecting
the present and future relations of the
two mOnarchies were thoroughly dis
cussed There was complete accord on
all these questions tending to deepen
the existing alliance. The guiding
lines of the contemplated contractual
agreement already exist in principle"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
GERMANS PEAY RIG
SUBMARINE CRUISERS
Preparing Vessels to Fight
DesirOyers, is Report.

Washington, May AR ealizing
that America and the allies have gain
ed the mastery over the present type
of submarine, Germany now is said
to be planning Il new series of big
U-boat cruisers. with which she hopes
to assume the advantage in her I'M
restricted underwater warfare.
Announcement eff the new German
scheme is made by Georges Leagues,
he French minister of marine. in an
ntrrview received in an official deS-
natch from France. No details re-
'-arding the new C-boatS were given
by NJ. LeygueS but from Information
from other sources, it appears that
thp cruiser submarines will be heavily
armed and armored and will be de
signed especially to meet the menace
If The torpedo-hoat destroyerS, which
have proved so effective in hunting
down the smaller submarines now in
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
German and SIav Rule. !

Amsterdam, May 14.-Resolutions in
favor of the extension of Austria,s al
lance with Germany were adopted at
a congress of Germans in the Austrian
Tyrol, says q despatch from STERLING,
Austria, to the Vossische Zeitung, of
Berlin.
The resolutions urge a closer mill
tary and economic union and the es-
Enlistment in Austria of German
state institutions and constitutional
law.
A Budapest despatch announces
Count Andrew Barkocsy, president of
the Hungarian upper house, has re-
signed, as have the two vice presi-
dents of the chamber.
On presenting his new cabinet to the
Hungarian parliament, the premier,
DR.. Kekerle, said the government was
determined to reach an agreement on
the question of franchise reform, with
out prejudicing the principle Of the
bill. He said this was possible with
out the support Of the opposition.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
Austrian State Menaced.

Zurich, May 14.-Negotiations which
will decide the future relations Of Ger
many and Austria Hungary will be
discussed by Baron Burian, the Aus
trian foreign minister at German
headquarters, says Vienna despatch
to the Frankfort Zeitung.
A twG-thirds majority in the reich
srath is required for constitutional
sanction of this alliance. The news
paper says it is doubtful whether this
can be obtained.
The great question in Austria is
whether the continued existence of a
separate Austrian state is possible.
This is denied both by the south Slavs
and the German provinces. One party
desires the state to consist OF num-
Der of small sovereign states, each
with it's own foreign policy. The
other party demands a return to the
German federation, which would rem
der harmless the centrifugal efforts
OF the smaller nations and nationali-
ties. The outcome Of this condition
of chaos, the paper declares, is still
uncertain.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
GERMAN ARMY
NOW 100000
Is a Decrease Of 100000
From 1916.

With the American Army in France,
May 14-Authentic reports show the
German army numbers approximately
100000 men, or almost twice the
size it was in August, 1914, and 1,50O,-
600 less than in August, 1916.
This is exclusive of the Austrian
army, which, in the calculations OF
military experts, is check-off against
the Italian army.
Careful calculations have convinced
allied military experts that from her
own resources Germany cannot add
more than 100000 men to the army
this year, and against this is checked
an annual German loss of 1,2OO.0OO.
In calculations of military man-power
situation the potentialities of German
activity in the Ukraine are alwass a
factor. 1t is no secret that the kaiser
hopes to place Ukrainian army on
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
96 ON CASUALTY LIST
Lieut.. Burke, Pittston, Missing, and
YOUNGSTOWN Marine Wounded.

Lieut.. Burke, Pittston, Missing, and
Johnstown Marine Wounded.
Washington, May 14.-The army
casualty list contains ninety-six
names.
The navy department has issued a
marine casualty list containing eigh-
teen names.
In the army list, ten were killed in
action, nine died of wounds, two died
Of accident, five died Of disease, one
died of other causes, thirty-eight are
missing in action and thfrty-one are
wounded.
One Pennsylvania is named, Lieu
tenant Joseph P. Burke, of Pittston,
being reported missing in action.
Kenneth r. TOOthman, Cumberland,
Md, died of wounds.
In the marines list, seventeen are
slightly wounded and one is missing
In action. One Pennsylvania is NAM
ed. Private Harry ]. Roth, 701 Chest
nut street, JOhnstown, being wound
cd
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
GRAND DUKE IN HUNS HANDS
Nicholas, Former Army Chief, and
Dowaoer in Invaders' Power.

Nicholas, Former Army Chief, and
Dowaaer In Invaders Power.
Amsterdam, May 1.-THE Ukrain-
ian press bureau has received informa-
ton from Odessa, that the former
Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovona
and Grand Dukes Nicholas Nicholaie-
witch and Alexander Nicholaievitch
(MichaelOvitchN are in the hands Of
the Germans.
Especial dispatches from Moscow
Saturday reported the Dowager EN-
press had arrived at Kiev, the Ukrain-
ian capital. She Is the mother Of the
former car and recently was report
ed destitute. Grand Duke Nicholas
Nicholaievitch is the former command
er-in-chief of the Russian armies and
regarded as the greatest of Russias
military leaders. He joined in the
general abdication of the Romanoffs
and since is believed TO have been liv-
ing in retirement on his estate in the
Crimea. Grand Duke Alexander Mi
chaelovitch, cousin several degrees
removed from the former czar, is also
his brother-in-law through his mar
siage to Xenia, sister of Nicholas ID
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14

operation.
Just how effective has been the war
against the U-hOatS is shown by fig
ures on destruction of allied shipping
given to the naval committee of the
French chamber of deputies Saturday
by Minister Leagues. They reveal
that sinkings of merchantmen have
fallen off to the point where neT' con
struction is exceeding the de: Suction
even now before American yards are
in full swing on the great building
program mapped out by the shipping
board.
The monthly average of destruction
this year. as given by NJ. Ley@ueS is
$4,000 compared with more than
800. 900 tons monthly in 1917. In April
of last year. the first month of Ger
many's unrestricted warfare. the ton
mage sunk was $1,000. In April Of
his year it had dwndIed to about
PCS 600 tons
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
STEEL STRIKERS
ACCEPT MEDIATION
Men Return to Work at Beth
Iehem Plant.

Bethlehem, Pa, May 1.-THE en-
ployes of the Bethlehem Steel COM
pany, who were on strike for nearly
two weeks for grievances pertaining
to pay of time and half time for over
time, went back to work.
According to the ultimatum of Pres
ident f. G.. Grace. those ma not in
their places this morning woSld have
been dropped from the payroll. The
complaint of the employees will be in
vestigated early this week by the mo-
tiOnaI war labor board at Washington.
in the presence of officials of to steel
company, representatives of the Strik-
erS' committee and the med.+o"S.
AT the same time, the government
will require each man employed on
government contracts to sign pledge
card to remain loyal to the govern
p1pnt
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
GERMANS POUND
ALLIED LINES
Artillery Activity Reported in
France and Flanders.
U-BOAT BASES BOMBED

French Penetrate Hun Lines In Lor-
raine and Get Prisoners~-Austrians
RepuIsed in Attacks on Monte
Como.
London, May 14-Field Marshal
Haig's report from headquarters in
France says:
"The hostile artillery developed
considerable activity north of Serre
and has been active during the day
on the southern portion of the British
front and in the sector north of KEN
mel. There is nothing further of spe-
cial interest"
'The hostile artillery was active
during the night in the Somme valley
and Albert sectors, also between Lo-
con and the forest of Nieppe (Flan-
ders 'front.'" says the mornings state
ment
Between May and May r." says
an admiralty statement, ''the Ostend
docks and Seaplane base as well as
the Zeebrugge mole and lcrk have
been bombed. At Ostend the airplane
shed was set afire. Eight German ma
chimes wera brought down."
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14

he western front before the end of
The war
The military situation as to man.
power may be summarized by saying
hat France, England and the United
States now face a German army of
more than 100000 men. Calculations
If the strength of the British and
French forces show the size of the
task confronting America as to rails
ing military man-power Information
from allied sources shows that there
are now on the western front from
Calais to Belfort 2O3 German divis-
IONS. These divisions average in size
$4,000 men, making a total of 3,654,-
900. This is 100000 more than the
Germans had on the western front one
year ago, and of the 100000 increase,
75 per cent came from the Russian
front. The remainder represents re-
"ruitS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
British Chase Turkso Miles.

London, May 14.-Brih mounted
troops after capturing Iirkut, in
MesopOtamia, pursued tn Turks for
a distance of twenty Mes to the
northward, says an Officiastatement
by the war office.
On May II the Turks We driven
across the Lesser Fab riveat Allyn
Kupri. which is sixty milesoutheast
of MOsul.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
TANGO LIZARDS" DQNED
Bill Signed by Whitman,
and Police BEGIN Census of Eers.

Anti-Loafng Bill Signed by Whitman,
and Police Begin Census of fers.
Albany. May 14.-An antilafing
bill. modelled in some reSpectsafter
statutes in effect in Maryland and
New Jersey, was signed by Govrnos
Whitman
1t requires all able-bOdied nles
from eighteen to fifty years, after 70.
clamation by the governor, to be "a.
bitually and regularly engagedln
some lawful, useful and recognize
business, profession, occupation, tras
or employment until the terminate
of the war" Il
Lettering is considered prima FACT
evidence of VIOLATION of the act, pun
ishable by fine of 500 or imprisOn'
ment for three months or both. The
police in all the cities of the state
have begun to take a census Of all
idlerS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
Kaiser Still is Confident.

Amsterdam, May 14.-ReplynG TO -
message of ngratulatiOHs from Kin
ludwig of Bavaria, on peace with r.
mania. Emperor William has sent the
following telegram: Il know | am al
one with you in firm confidence the
Almighty willNlead our good cause to
victory. May God grant our brave
and faithful people will reap the fruits
of their present sacrifice in long and
Aappv wears of Deace"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
IS Years For Deserter.

Carp Meade, NIL, May l4.-Edward
SimonS, Company c, 3GSth infantry, a
negro select, has been sentenced to
fifteen Years at hard labor for deser-
soldier took French Save February
16. and was apprehended March 10.
The heavy sentence was approved, and
the disciplinary barracks at Fort JAY,
n. Y, was named as the place Of con-
Gnampnt
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
Austrians RepuIsed on Monte Como.

Rome, May 14.-AuStrO Hungarian
troops made an attack on Monte Cor
no, which recently was captured by
the Italians.
The war Office announces that the
enemy was repulsed with heavy loss
es. The statement follows:
"After an intense bOmbardment the
enemy attacked our new positions on
Monte Como. Arrested by our fire
and counter attacked. he was obliged
to retire with heavy losses.
"AlOng the remainder of the front
there was the usual artillery and pa
troll activity"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
French Get Hun Prisoners in Lorraine

Paris, May 14.-Active artillery
fighting in Picardy on both sides of
the Avre river is reported by tho
war Office.
The statement follows:
Our artillery and the enemy's were
active at certain points along the
front north and south of the Avre
SIN Lorraine a~Frepch detachment
Nomeny and brought back twenty
prisoners In the region of st. Die a
German raid was broken up by our
fire"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
HlNDENBURG DEAD, REPORT
Tale Believed to Be Circulated BY
Germans to Explain Failure.

Tale Believed to Be Circulated by
Germans to Explain Failure.
London, May 14-Al German pris-
oners captured in France say Field
Marshal Hindenburg is dead, letters
from British officers on the western
front report, according to the Daily
Express.
At the same time the name of Gen.
eral Mackensen is brought into promf-
nence as that of great man who is
to bring the Germans to victory.
The Express assumes the linden
burg report is circulated to explain
the failure of the great offensive.
A despatch from Berlin reports Hin
denburg at great headquarters with
the German and Austrian emperors.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14
HOUSING Bill to President.

Washington, May 1.-THE confer
ence report on the $6O,OOO,0OO housing
bill, adopted last week by the house,
was approved by the senate. The
bill goes to the president. It author
ICES him to acquire housing for gov
eminent war workers. In the District
of Columbia $10,O0000O is to be ex.
pended. \
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14

Geigel, star Bavaria airman, has
been killed on the wesrn front, ac-
cording to the Cologne 'azette. He
was credited with fiftee aerial VIC
tories &
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-14

Bavaria's Star Filler Killed.
Amsterdam, Nav 14.-Lieutenant
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
ISKELIAVO BREST-
-LITOVSKAN.
Rusai nori demokratines
taikos ir viskas.

Petrogradas, sausio o.
BolSeviku uzsieniu reikalll
minister's Leon Trockis il
NJ. Kamenev vakar is Pet
rogrado iskeliavo .Brest-Li-
tovskan atnaujinti taikos
derybas SUI centralemis val
stybemis. Darbininku ir ka-
reiviu sovietQ atstOvQ kon-
gresas, paapgailestaves i'm
perijalistines vokieciQ tai
kos salygas, patvirtino rusll
delegatQ visus taikos plenus
ir veikima ir ingaliojo boi-
seviku vyriausybe testi II
toliau derybas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
SUMAzINTA DUONOS
PORCIJA PRAN-
CUZIJOJE.

Paryzius, sausio %. =
Vakar Prancuzijos parla-
mente 385 balsais prizes 81
pravesta sumanymas suma-
zinti gyventojams kasdieni-
ne duonos porcija igi 800
gramQ (truputis maMau,
kaip II unciju). Socijalistai
atstovai pirm balsavimo is
rOdin6jo, kad tasai duonos
porcijos sumazinimas ~
miai atsiliepsias ] darbinin-
kus.
Bet provizijos minister's
Victor Boret paaiskino, jo-
gel tasai duonos porcijos
sumazinimas esas tik laiki-
mas. Kuomet paddles jaw
hekybe, tuomet busia padi-
dintos ir porcijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
Vakar ir siandie pilieciu
registracija.

Chicagoje vakar vakare bu-
vo ir siandie vakare dar bus
pilieGip registracija. Kas nori
ateinaneiuqse primary" bal
savimuose dalyvauti ir kas
yra permaines gyvenimo vie
ia, Siandie vakare butinai tu-
ri uzsiregistruoti.
Sitam registravimuisi mics
tas padalintas i distriktus,
kiekvienam distrikte kas pen
XII precinktai yra registruvi-
muisi vieta. Tose vietose rel
kia registruoties nuo 600 lgi
1000 vakare.
Vasario 26 diena ivyks al
dermanQ primary" rinkimai
(kandidatQ i aldermanus sky
rimai).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
KRAUTUVES REIKA-
LAUJA 6 TRUMPEsNIU
DARBo DIENV.

Washington, sausio 30
Cia viesi didziuliu miestE
krautuvninkp sajungos de-
legacija. Delegacija indave
protesta kuro administered
jai prizes krautuviu uzdari-
nejima pirmadieniais.
Krautlvninkai reikalau-
ia, kad krautuves butu at
viros kasdien. Gil angliu SUI
taupymui tegu krautuves
kasdien bus atvirios trum-
pesnes valandas.
sakoma, kad protestas
neatsieks tikslo. Kuro adj
1ninistracija .pazymi, kad.
dabar negalima atmainyti
paskelbtu taisykliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
SAKO GOEBEN ISGEL-
BETAS.
Menki nuostoliai jam esa
padaryta.

Amsterdam, sausio %. -
Turkijos skraiduolis Sultan
Yawuz Selim, buves vokie-
Giu kares laivas Goeben.
anot gautos telegramos is
Konstantinopolio per Ber-
lyna, praeita sekmadieni
inplauke Konstantinopolio
uostan.
Talkininkq lakunu uzpuo-
limas laivui padare menkus
nuostolius, kadangi tik dvi
maI pamesti bombi palette
laiva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
vokieciai darbininkai nepa-
klause kurstynQ.

Amsterdam, sausio 20.
Praeita pirmadieni Berlyne
buvo paskelbtas didelis dar-
bininku streikas. Anot pra-
nesimo is vokieciQ sostines,
rraeita savaite tenai po
darbininkq namus ismettta
atsisaukimai, kuriuose dar-
bininkai buvo skatinemi
streikuoti. Teciau ta agita-
cija nepasisekusi.
Amatq unijos atsisakiu-
sios p1isideti prie streiko.
1ik kur-nekr 1drpininkai
buvo pamete darbus.
Cz streiko nepasisekimq
kaltinama tas, kad darbo
zmonems truksta centralio
vadovavimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
Z MIRE NUO DENATU-
RUOTO ALCOHOLIC.

Muskogee, Okla, sausio
80. Francis miestelyj
praeita sekmadieni ivyko
susirinkimelis. Sveciai besi-
linksmindami pasivaisino
svaigalais. siandie Z is sve-
ciu nuo tq svaigalu Jau mi
re, gi keli kovoja su mirti,
mi.
Mat, jie per klaida yra
pavartoje uzuot paprastos
degtines denaturuota (me-
dini) alkoholi.
Paprastai Vartojannas al
koholis yra lnuodai, bet jie
ispalengVo eda zmogaus. or
-ganizma. Medinis gi alko-
hollis antkart znogu nrzu-
do.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
Atvezama cukrus.

Chicagoje yra taip mazai
cukraus, kad didziuma gwen
tojq jau negali gauti nusipir.
xii.
Vietos maisto administrator
rius tvirtina, kad atvezama
daug cukraus, apie. u vago-
nQ. Bet kaip greit tie vagonai
bus pristatyti miestan, memo
rima pasakyti.
Maisto krautuvems isakyta
savo kostumeriams cukru pa.
dalinti Iygiai, taip kad vie
MEMS cukraus netAktu per,
daug, Kittens permazai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
VOKIETIJA ARESTUO-
IA SOCIJALISTUS.


Amsterdam, sausio %.
Vokietijos vyriausybe nu-
sprende suarestuoti seSis
neprigulminguosius socja-
listus darbininkus. Tame
skaitliuje yra tris "Leipzig
Volks Zeitung" redakcijos
na1iai.
Gauta zinia, kad "Vor-
waerts" redaktorius ir Pru-
su seimo atstovas Hoffman,
suarestuotas.,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
BOLsEVIKAI PER
TRAUKE RYsIUS
SU RUMUNIJA.
Gen. scerbacev apsauktas
bolseviku priesininku.

Petrogradas, sausio %
Anot paskelbto pusoficijalio
praneSimo, bolseviku. Wy
riausyb5 nusprendziusi per-
traukti visokius diplomats
MUS rySius SUI Rumunija,
kuomet vietos rumunQ pa
siuntinys atsisake pasidar-
buoti sustabdyti rumunQ
rzpuolima prizes rusus.
Liaudies komisarQ tary-
ba paskelbe sekanti parody
ma:
1. Kad diplomatiniai SUI
sinesimai pertraukta, il kad
rumunu atstovas atSauktas
is Rusijos.
2. Kad rumunu aukso at
sarga Maskvoje sukonfis-
kuota; taryba ta auksa pa
inns savo globon ir pasklli
sugrazins rumunu liaudMai.
3. Kad buves vyrialsias
rusu armijos vadas Rumu-
MICS fronte leitenantas ge-
nerolas Scerbacev, apsau-
ktas sukilelis prizes revohu-
cijq il todel jis yra liaudics
priesininkas. Kaipo toksai
jis iSimamas is istaty1nu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
SNIEGAS TIRPSTA
DIDELIs PoTvINIs.
Gyventojai perspejami
prizes grumojanti
pavoju.

Paducah, KY, sausio 30.
= sitoj valstijoj If aplinlzi-
nese atsila oras. Tennessee
ir Ohio upip ledai jau ina
luzti ir vadomi pava1lderiu.
sniegas tirpsta, vanduo SUI
b6ga j upes ir aplinkinian;s
gyventojams grumoja pave
jus.
Sales vyfiausybe tQ val
stiiu gyventojams issiunti-
najo perspejimus, kad jie
iskalno pasigamintu kovon
prizes potvinius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
Chicagos plesikai yra gudrus.

Keli Chicagos pl6sikai ap-
lank6 miesta Milwaukee. Du
is jq uzpuole Haise vaistine ir
su revolveriq pagelba paem6
$240. Paskui priverte nusam-
domo automobiliaus soferi nu-
vezti JUGS ! gelezhin7t.elio stoti,
is kur iSvaziavo Chicagos pu-
sen.
Milwaukees policija prane-
Sc Chicagos policijai apie ta
atsitikima. Musu miesto vieni
detektivai todel nudume lauk-
ii traukinio j Evanston, kit j
Clybourn Junction.
Teciau nieko nesuseke. Tx
paskui gauta zinia, kad plesi-
kai is traukinio islipo m. Ra-
cine.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
VOKIECIAI LAKUNAI
UzPUOLE LONDONA.
Vienas lakstytuvas liepsno,
damas nukrito.

Londonas, sausio 20. -
PraeitQ nakti apie - vOkie-
ciu lakstytuvQ, is kuriQ 4 ar
5~pasieke LondOna, uzpuolt
Anglia. AntruOju vOkiecip
rlzpuolimu tik vienas LAX
stytuvas m6gino pasiekti
Londona. TeGiau toll nuO
miesto buvo sulaikvtas. Va
dinasi, viena nakGia du "
puolimu atlikta ant Angli-
jos.
Vienas lakstytuvas armo-
tn Soviniais numuStas.
Liepsnodamas nukrito zc-
men is 10000 pedu augStu-
mos. Zuvo iris zmones, ku-
RE buvo lakstytuve.
Su vienu vokieciu laksty-
tuvu vienas anglu lakunas
buvo susir6mes ant juriQ.
Pasekmes nezinomos. Visi
.anglu lakunai, kurie buvo
pakile prizes uzpuolikus,
laimingai sugrizo i savo vie
tas.
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ITALAI SUTRUsKINO
TEUTONQ LINIJA.
Paeme 1900 nelaisviu.

Rymas, sausio 3O.-Siau-
riniam kalnuotam frontc
italy kariuomen9 stolo
smarkion atakon il sutruS-
kino prieSininko linija, pra-
mesa kar6s ofisas. Nos IL
Campsmulo kloniais pricSi-
ninkui buvo pasiusta pagcl-
ba. Bet italy ir talkininku
a1t1lerija tq pagelba atbloS-
Ike.
Dvylika prieSininko LAX
stytuvu numuSta. Italai ore
visur 6me virSu.
Nelaisven italai pa6me
1900 kareiviu, kuriQ tarpe
yra 81 oficieriu.
Italai Stulrmavo teutonu
pozicijas augStumose i ry-
tus nuo Asiago ir keliose
yietose isilauze i apsiginimo
linijas, neziurint paS6iusin
kontrataku.
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Policmonas pasveiksias.

Ana nakti ties % gat. il
Wentworth ave. keli plesikai
uzzpuole zmogu. Netoli tos vie
tos buvo policmonas John
Wagner. Jis puolesi prizes pie
sikus. Tie policmona' pasove ii
patys nudume.
Policmonas nugabentas Ii
goninen. Po operacijos pra-
nesta, iogei jis pasyeiksias.
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BoLsEvIK.AI sUsKILo
7 DvI DALI.
Didziuma reikalauja atnau-
jinti kare.

Londonas, sausio 30.
Bolsevikai suski1o i dvi dali
7taikos klausime. anot pra-
nesimo is Petrogra9o i "Ex-
change Telegraph
Didziuma bolsevikq prize
SSinasi taikai il reikalauja
atnaujinti kare, Sventaja
kare.
Plenuojama sltverti koa-
licijine vyriausybe is visu
frakcijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-30
VOKIETIJA >SULAUzE
sUTARTT sU RUsAIs.

Washington, sausio o.
Siandie kar6s departamente
pakelta apkaltinimas Vo-
kietijos, ku1i sulauze gin
klp sudejimo sutarti su ru-
sails, gabendama savo ka
riuomene is rytu fronto va
karinin.