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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-14
WILL HELP
OPERATORS FIND
LOST COAL CARS
Records of District Repre-
sentative to Be Placed
at Their Disposal.

As a means of helping the opera,
tors to trace lost cars Of coal. which
they have shipped, R. b Isuer, district
representative of the Fuel administra,
ton, is today sending out circular
letter to operators of tie Fairmont dis
trict. He is offering his good offices
to assist them in locating their coal
by giving them his records at Fair
mont, but of course that does not mean
that Mr.. Isaer's office will do any fur
Their tracing.
At the office OF the district repre-
sentative records are kept and will be
furnished to consignorS and in that
way the operators can trace their coal
and secure their money for it. Some
of the coal has been lost en- route
since as war back as last December IL
Is understood.
Today,s Car Supply.
While todaS's cars were several
hundred shy of full run an unexpect-
ed Improvement in the supply was
noted, the number going up 10 1904.
This vas the largest number in the
district this week with the exception
of Monday and Tuesday. For the week
there were a total Of 5,595 cars IN the
region. The weeks supply was as fol-
lows: Monday. 1,577; Tuesday, l.
I'll; Wednesday, $50; Thursday,
941; Friday, 906; Saturday, 1904.
Todayis cars are classified as fol-
lows: Open. 912; coke, 81; team
track, 80. The placement at o'clock
this morning was 754.
The Days Loading.
Loading in the FaiTmont region yes
t4rday was I'll OF which 679 went
east and 90 west. The eastward traf-
fic was as follows: 6S3 coal and 10
coke; west, IS coal and II coke.
There were 703 loads drawn east of
Grafton yesterday OF them COS were
coal cars.
IL Rotary President.
R B. Isner, district representative
of the Fuel administration. was at his
desk today after having been at his
home in EllIins attending to business.
While there The EIkns Rotary club
Of which Mr.. Isner IS president. OBJ
served Ladies Night, that being on
Thursday night. Prof. Otis G. Wilson,
Of Fajrmont, spoke and Lamar Satter-
field, or this city, led the music It
was a great affair and 100 people at
tended. It being held in the basement
OF FRS. NJ. E. church, Elkins.
United Mine Workers.
A mass meeting Of The United Nine
Workers viii be held on Sunday aft
ernoon. at 2:S0 o'clock in the opera
house at Grant Town. II. E. Peters.
(Contirued on Page ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-14
SOMETHING n0RE
|. THAN VIM NG
|. AIM FROM ST RI
Paris Gives Noisy Greetng
to the American GIlle
Executive.
NET BY the fREiHI
VIII Live in an Old
While in French Cap
NET BY THE PlEI
lBy Assocfated Pressl

p.1HtSE AS assoSlee e =, lstsss
~ .ltSLS1 ~: ! : Y
SOU On, E = LlS enSE 4Ll.g
StS S-.,,.I -
sSt-SS ? slti' q = ~ =
stEs0 ~ ~ $50. - = =
ssl'uIe. nc ueAzSs. III ~ :, s
~ 81 se tLis 1A!Iel :.
ms SohllAlS WIN : % g 3 - =
nIsS cL9"9s WssIs. tllssss :. 8
sne S0ls 0e s!
Ing the ttesslS ~. =
sliistl 'eSA - ON nsSs y - =
come went up laAelS ~ 8 ~ x
She GoFolsLlsy OF S4le = ssicgz.ls y
Dy IS FEesSlo sLa s lss.s 8 q
greeteo oy PTesies eI9t ss1lsl sl9l & 20
care. F[emlef S5eIllel1e e. gre
LatGleus E[een n1l.Ll = 3 g
tne onlteo states ana 9stlsE - 8. 7-4-
Gals
inc IoTH1 1s-lI q. stls. NV = - 9tss
WIN the RFesiqenL en- = = -
rage WIN FTesio 8 4tes -
wilson Win MISS son.
daughter OF ue. Ees4 elsn Z 9 ~ = : z
Nine Poinealre. Inc RseFty g g -
Murat IN the hue qe -
the Prestaent VI tss -. vi E q =
French capital. Foas re
Presldenaal resl Q el1sss y e. Y ~
French uoopsm SOHO array e. : =
entire length.
PRESIDENT PoiacstlTe = = Z
dent Wilson warmly as the sst
stepped from the tram ls4rl
Martin. who is attaened g .5ae OF
eign onlee as tntrodueeE o. an
doris, presented Premier Giell9s ~
who welcomed PRESIDENT = s.scn p
English, saying he was e1stre q
glad to meet him.
President and MADAME g p
gave a luncheon At. the l1se ee
L'Elysee in honor Of leene end
Mrs. Wilson. President Son On
this occasion spoke IS IoHel re-
plying to an address sby Eres e ers
Poincaire:
MI President, I anasdeep4y 1eso Z
ed to you for your greein
very delightful to md II
France and to feel the quie1 eQnteet
OF sympathy and una eteee end
ship between the represent YES Of
the United States and the te -
tives Of France.
you have ben very gen ereLs y
what you were pleased % abcre
myself, but feel that What have
said and what I have tried 20 % has
been said and one IN an temnt -
speak the thoughts OF The people o
the United tSates truly m ot0 cary
that thought out In action.
From the first the thong q TIE
people of the United StateSt 81 ID lc-
ward something more fiidn the ~ ere
winning of this war. e turn @ d e
establishment Of eternal prlnei = -
rirth and Justice.
Never before has war c11 50
terribeI a visage or exb ed more
grossly these debasfng infi1 ences 81
illicit ambition. am sulse that
shall look upon the ruins bro II by
the ARMIES Of the ceitrsSi empire
with tho same repulsi0n ana deep In
dignafion that thew 81 81 II 3 = ls
of the men Of ISrsnce aid Be- sitir.
and I appreciate as you do :. the
necessity Of such acfioFi r TIE anal
settlement of the issues 5Itlle var IS
Will not only rebIifse such acts 81 ter
ror and spoiIafiou but q s men
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-14
BENNETT FuNERAL TOMORROW

EII4NEI : ONGhFNE IO1WOFhOVV.
Funeral services over the body of
William Bennett will be held on Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock from his late
residence in Watson avenue and the
body win be buried in Woodlawn Gem
etery. A number Of relatives will at
tend the services from ont of the city
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-14

WHEELING, Dec. 14-Rght Reverend P Donahue. Bishop
issued the following appeal
on behalf the Of the diocese:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-14

a long brick lehr winch extends IS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-14

S. RAY HOLBERT.
9 Communication Of the Wo-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-12

By local applications. ~ they cannot reach
tie diseased portion OF the ear. There 10
ssX On: Wy 70 cur: ss:s,rSsi Sss1ns:s
1amed condition Of the mucous lining Of
in6ansd you have Z rumbiing sound or i'm
perfect hearing. ard when Il o entirely
closed. Deafness 10 The result Unless the
ssetsrsd 20 its normal condition. hearing
vill b destroyed forever. Many cases Of
4nofneeo are caused BY catarrh. which 70
49, Halle Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
We WIN rive one Hundred Dollars for
eoy case Of Catarrhal Dsafness that cannot
- enred b. Hairs catsrrh Medicine. Cir.
ss'ass re Al 6aP RHsSEF'; = CO. 1ss. ro,.ao O.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-12

The high school. in order to help
harvest the crops, has closed for n
two weeks beet digging vacation.
Thursday afternoon of last week
the faculty gave a get acquainted re-
|ception to the students. Interesting
games were arranged SO as to have
the students meet each other in an
informal way. After the games.
Hight refreshments were served, and
was followed with dancing.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-12

MONEY 10 L0AN-0ns hundred
and nifty thousand dollars on farm
ana city property. q. =. Peasrsos
= @. 4
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-12

Lake. David Merdill Of the North
Cache High School was awarded
first prize. Cyril Funk also OF the
High School was warded second
prize in the grain judging contest.
The boys as well as the high school
received many compliments on their
good work. The thorough knowl-
edge Of stock which the boys showed
is credit. not only to the high
school. but to Cache county.
DR.. Il. G. Gowans. State superin-
'tendent Of Public Instruction, was
at the high school Wednesday and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-12
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that a Fire
man. noneducational examination.
win be held on November 8, 1878.
for the purpose Of filling . vacancy
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-12

ouestlena
The most simple questions are gen
orally the most lucid.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-12

gave a very excellent talk to the
teachers of North Cache county on
Child Welfare" A number of the
patrons Of the school took advantage
of the oppodtunity and attended the
lecture. Those who missed 1t. MISS
ed a real treat.
The school has been fortunate in
securing the services Of Mr.. Ward
McAllister to take the place of Mr..
johnson. who was commissioned a
| .t-ass.
second lieutenant and sent to the
Colorado School Of Mines by Uncle
Sam. II. a,aI.,.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-12
North Cache High
School News Notes

In stock Judging contest Of the
state held at the State Fair at Salt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-30

WIS given q seat way uu in front In
section 4. 40. O.. n was while he was
supporting Mac Murray under Robert
Leouard's direction. Leonard hurried
that production us he b.. hurried NO
other since he began 90 direct pie
turo. ~ was 10 race 20 l.fi the draft
Leonard won. And-thcn nothing hap
pend They VIII not need Harlan
right away He was east for The
Wine Girl m support OF CARMEL Ny
orS Again there was ~, danger that
Doe would Dee called. More hurt,
Whom th, picture W.. finished 30
was announced hat HARLAN was
called ,tuc % flood n mingled SYM
Iuthl and admiration from 20 host 81
female admirers Kenneth was rendy
and wilkins hut s}lll the .'ll wa, de-
laycd liz reported to Ii,Drs NcRac.
manager ui Universal Clrr. that he
Was -tll available. So I. was euat
boz support ut Carmel Myers Boo ilyr
most picture. The Marriage Il, "
which Will H, oeu at IN, '.rIg thclt"r
TODAY
And ua'.- NOT 400. oith.. Th, busy
Mr Harlan has Icrr en-igrl 90 .up-
port Mary Nlclar.u boo beer 1cNt pie
luT.
Sow thc whole OF UNIVERSAL Guy is
anxious to EuoW %. Nhat tayori,sW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-30
SOLDIER-POET, BLINDED BYA
SHELL BLAST, RECEIVERS SIGHT
AND is EAGER TO FIGHT AGAIN

Washington. July 80 The gas
cloud, the bayonet thrust, aud tho
bullet wound have caused many e.
r,p'utior lr the SyUr ot the familiar
story of the LIGHT that Failed nut.
among the thousands Of Combatnuts
whose blindness VIII ever throuIh
tr,,r lives prove % poignant sacrifice
b. ON, who almost mirurulouslN has
recovered hia signt And. as an in
spring sequel 20 The story Of his ply
siutl rehabilitation. the victim has ar
]uouuoeI mas intention o. DIN back
to the trenches.
~ was ip tine fierce fighting lDfor,
GnlIpuii m l1tt hat Thomas Skcy
hIl. G sl.uIll.t 900 tho NnZap forces.
Was Instantly blinded by the blast OF
.u o|Nplodipp shell Following "a t,r
riuc bomhlrdmont from the Franco
british Fleets that succeeded BOO sil.
eu,iuu the Turkish forts at the cu.
trance to tho Durdancllcs. thousands
oi Irish. Australians and Sew I,a
handlers with BRUSH and French
troops landed iu am effort To- swo
past iNc decreases OF the Peninsula
and take C~oustautinoplr
Tho world knows the story. For
nearly . year tine Allied forces sirose
,Jlluntly to tab, defonsos that proved
~imprcguablc. Thousands ot lives
WcuD s4oUuccd. ami many bodies
wrf, uJimod hy the whitening fire
that came from the foes positions on
tho UIIItops n was iu b,ccmhel.
1915. just about q month before tho
Allies carried uut their splendidlv
successful evacuation that the hgr.
was taken from Skcyhir4 eyes.
Months of service had given Slgey-
hill O. deep insight int the motives
that Hgi induced his comrades 10
sacrifice sadly heir lives. luCapac-
ltdt,d for further fsghtiug. ho sought
tp preach th, gospel Of thc Allied ct,
fort from the lecture platform au
throulu tho press Although barely
over hIs ma oriiy ho enlisted al TIA,
g col nineteen ho 500 became
huowu ua 4 powerfully effective lee
turcr. HIS speeches were instrument
tai M rallying hosts of Australia
maupowor to the colors. and his verse
published under tho title OF soldiers
songs ol Amaze" caused him 10 b,
popularly known through the AMI.
poles as the blind soldier poet
ttf'niiN ne lcli AhAliaiiu. WHORE
.Is name had become a household
word, 10 come To- America fOr a series
Of lectures in the interests of the Red
cross. His first addresses ~ san
Francisco wcrc heard by more than
100000 people. lie met with similar
successes in Reno. salt Lake CITY.
Denver and FINELY in tho uationu.
capital
Although suffcriu- from his phys.
IDal disabilities, Skeyhill Announce,
his intention of inaugurAting an IA.
dtyidual drive with the object al
raising "a million dollars for tho Re,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-30

Gross. lie had been afflicted with
violent headaches for moro han %
month In SAN Francisco hc had
boon Obliged 10 40 to a. hospital. i'm
Reno n" had BLEED nearly to death
from hcmorraFes. and in Washington
ne suffered greatly from pains in his
mock.
At Washington specialist found
that the vertebrate at the base OF
Sko. htll's neck had been dislocat,I
boz three places. presumably hy the
SHOCK that had blinded him \ sim
pie ostcopathic operation was under
taken. and as the Ncrtobrno were
snapped back INTO position the SIGHT
returned to the soldior'g ewes u was
c%Npiuiucd los the physician that the
displaced bone had impaired blood
circulation and nerve connections
with the oNo ccntcrs Of the brain.
As the realization ca suc a. ~. hill
thai the darkness that had hung over
him for moro than two q had
boon dispelled. Dee became seized with
AN ccstatic JOY that nearly unhiutcd
hiH mind. Ills mind became q blank
concerning the years That had elapsed
since his injury. and he imagined
himself back iu the bayonct charge
Ia which he had been wounded Ills
condition became su acute that hc
was removed 20 q hospital. bft after
"a nights sleep he rcguined his mental
poise.
Skorhhi immediately after tho OPP
GRAFTON Nas able to sec objects With
perfect clarity, but for several days
Nah afflicted with color blindness.
rms rapidly is disappearing. and his
sight be- o,poot,d 90 hc as good as ever
I'm u short time HIS case ~ believed
10 ho tho FIRST Boo winch a complete
cure OF shcli-shock has been effected.
Tho -oldior-p poet viii complete his
work m the Rcd Cross drive, AMI
then wil try So r'ioiu hiH Nuznc com
rldcs lu the trDnch,s overseas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-30

Neckwear, Laces, Notions, Toilet Articles,
Drugs, Mems Summer Suits, Trunks, Hand
Bags, Mems Shirts, Ties, Underwear, etc., etc.
Many Below Cost, for the Last Day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-30

when tho stcnm"r Natsourt i"it
port in California Tor the Hawaiian
islands recently. d, carried with 30
-cssuc HayoktWJ. T1ramouut.- Toe
mous japanese star. amt his company
under the direction of George g. Mel
Tor. at work un Hidden Pearls
The picture was filmed amid tropic
surroundings Property and equip
nrnt for $50 people were taken alung,
hut for the minor roles the services of
native actors were used. Hidden
Pearls was written by Bouluh Mario
DiN, and boasts a. splendid east, in
Guiding. besides the star. Margaret
i.uomiS. FLORENCE Nidor. Theodore
Roberts uud jack Holt % is 20 Doe
shown 1T the "B thc1tcr today and
tomorrow. Bcsidos the above there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-30
NOTICE or IINAL MOUNT

NOtICr n horcUy EIYVu I'M mo
final account Of Lconor = de- Cutter
rcz. |exccutIlX Of me last VIII and
testament Of Tomas q. gutierrez, de
ceased. has been duly filed in the
probate court of Bernalillo county,
Vow McXico, and that said court has
appointed and fixed Monday, Septem-
her %. 1915. at 90 o'clock e. M. for
the hearing of objections to such final
account ana the settlement thereof.
LEONOR T. DE GUTIERREZ.
a. EXocutrix.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-30
Classified Ads BRING Results.

a HALr tCJR FASrEU. THEA 7
TOOK hNO7 -E CHANCE AND Ask
ED: " WrC1 hET THEY TCEH -
SOLpILPS.2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-30

The name-Doan's inspires conf
ience-Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney
Ills. Doan's ointment for skin Itch
lng. Doan's Regulets for a mid lax
alive. Sold at all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-30

Gold brick purchasers are born
often enough 10 keep the m%anufactur
ers from going out ~ business,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-30

Divorce pulls the feathers from The
wings OF love.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-30

Doan'S t,cgllor. .rr recommended
bv many who Ell. .... operate easily,
without gripping and bout bad after
effects. soc M aN drug stores.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
PRANCUZAI ATMUsE VO-
KIECIUS.
IsbloSke jubs is Vieno mieste-
lio.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago. ILL.,, on April 2,
1918, as required by the act OF Oc-
tober s. 1917.
Paryzius, bal. 1.-kares O.
fisas siandie paskelb6, kad
anglQ-prancuzq kariuomene
atliko labai pasekmingQ kon-
trataka prizes priesininkq II
atsi6me miesteli Hangard-en
,-Santerre.
Vokieciai d6jo visas pas
tangas paimti Grivesnes, gu
Init siaurvakaruose nuo Mont
didier, bet atmuSti atgal po
kovai panaudojant durtuvus.
Sekmadieni If praeita naktl
paseles muSis prasidejo siau-
riuose nuo Montdidier.
VokieGiai uzatakavo linija
tarpe Montdidier If Amens-
Perrone vieskelio. TeGiau at
musti ugnimi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
NAUJA BJAURI zMoGzU-
DYSTE.
Labai panasil Rosenthalio nu-
zudymui.

New York, bal. l. -Gionai
nezinia kas nuzude Harry Co
hen, zinoma vardu +" Harry
the Yot'', kurs 1912 metals
liudijo prieS Charles Becker
uz gambleryste. Harry Cohen
buvo tikras, botagas Sito mics
to gambleriams, katrie su po-
liciios zinia isdarineja di-
dziausius praiovus.
Harry Cohen nakGia pain
formavo prokurora gamblerip
reikalais. Praejus 7-nioms va
landoms jis atrasta nuzudy-
tas.
Prokuroro isalSymu tuoiaus
suarestuotas Sam Schepps If
keli kit intariami vyrai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
100000 AMERIKONU EINA
MUSIC LINTON.
Bus pasiQsta kuodaugiausiai
kariuomenes.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on April 2,
1918, as required by the act of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Washington, bal. LIS
Prancuzijos gauta zinia, kad
suvirS 100000 amerikoniSkos
kariuomen6s marSuoja ! mu-
Sip linijas, kad tenai Sale an
glQ ir prancuzQ uzimti vie
tas Sitam didziuliam musyj
Su vokieciais.
Vyriausyb6 suplenavusi,
kad kiekvienaS mifOrmoje Wy
raS, tinkantis veikti kar6s
laukuose Europoje, tuojaus
bus pasiQstas ! Prancuzijos
fronta arba lures ten butt Ii
gi SIN metQ pabaigOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
TALKININKAI EINA Is
WEN sU BoLsEvIKAIS.
AnglQ ir prancuzu oficieriai
mustruoja bolsevikus.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, H., on April .,
1913, as required by the act of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Maskva, bal. 1.-Anot cia
gautQ ziniQ, talkininkai ben
drai su darbininku if kareiviu
atstovQ taryba 6m6 veikti
Suomiioie, kad pasiruosti ap-
ginti KOla If Mourmansk pax
raScius If gelezinkeli. Prancu-
zQ If anglQ oficieriai muStruo-
ia bolSevikQ kareivius If visa
kuom tenai aprupina sugrizu-
sius is Rusijos anglQ jurinin
kus If prancuzu kareivius.
, VokieGiu Ukrainon briovi-
masis nepertraukiamas. Jie
uzam6 jau miesta Poltava, ku-
ri iSdalies sudegino If apgrio-
We. Dabar vokieciai eina ant
Charkovo.
Be to, jie jau randasi arti
Jekaterinoslavo, kur, sakoma,
yra sukrauta labai daugelis
jaw.
BolSevikQ kariuomenei no
risi pasiprieSinti vokieciams.
Bet truksta j6gQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
siandie mokyklu vaikQ paro-
davimas.

siandie Chicagos vidumies-
tyj bus augstesniqjq mokyklQ
vaikQ ir waking parodavimas,
Jq busia suvirs 10000. Tai
bus patrijotinis parodavimas.
Juo bus apreiksta, kad "Jau-
noji Amerika" savo prieder-
mes supranta siuo kares mo-
mentu. Nors "Jaunoji Ame-
rika'' negali eiti kares lau-
kan, bet gall pilnai prisideti
prize kares laimejimo- -apdirb-
dana zeme, gamindama mais-
ta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
AMERIKoNAI APLEIDo
sUoM1JA.
su amerikoniska veliaya per
ejo raudonuju linija.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill. on April 2,
1918, as required by the act of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Sfpckholmas, bal. 1.-Visi
amerikonai Siandie yra jau
laimingai IL sveikai, apleide
Suomiia, isemus konsuli Hay
mes il vice-konsuli Waldo
Gelsingforse. Apart kitty Suo-
mia apleido: kapitonas Cros-
sley SUI zmona, kapitonas
Norman Stines su zmona, f.
C. Corse su zmona, Edgar G.
Sisson, buves eikagietis; Ar
thur Bull, Roger Simmons If
John Tire.
Su amerikoniSka veIiava ir
baltaja v9liava amerikonai vi
su buriu per6jo per raudonQ
ju linija If pasieke taip bal
tosios gvardijos linija. Su jais
apsiejo mandagiai kaip vieni,
tain xiii kareiyiai,
Tarp raudonosios gvardi-
jos kareiviQ n6ra jokios rel
kalingos disciplinos, pasalSo-
ia amerikonai, todel tie revo-
liucijonieriai veikiai bus j vi
sas puses issklaidyti. Ameri-
konai mano, kad Suomijoj re-
voliucija lures pasibaigti ke-
lias savaites.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
siandie an prasideda pramonie
Ciu byla.

siandie Chicagoje prasides
IA pramonieGip byla. Jq tar
pc yra il vienas lietuvis- -Juo-
zas Laukis. Visi .jie kaltinami
uz norejima visokiais budais
vyriausybei kenkti kares veT
dime, taigi uz neistikimybe
saliai kares metu.
Juos gins keli advokatai.
Byla turejo prasideti kaip va
kar. Bet vienas is kaltinamqju
buvo susirges, todel perkelta
pradzia Sion dienon.
Visais zvilgsniais Sta byla
bus labai indomi.
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sIANDIE RINK1MA1.

! & ! 4 d ! . X
siandie Chicagoje alderma-
nu rinkimai, Balsavimo vietos
bus atidarytos nub 800 ryto
ligi 400 po pietu.
Kaip vyrai, taip moterys,
katrie yra uzsiregistrave, ga
Ii balsuoti uz aldermanus.
Bus renkami 35 aldermanai
ir vienas kongresmanas.
Pilieciai neturetu rinkti j
aldermanus tokiu kandidatu,
katrie nera istikimi siai saliai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
TEUTONAI ULA|KYT|PRAN-
CUz|JOJE
Jie uzpuOIimO metu nGtekO3OO,
600 kareiviQ.
TALKININKAI STIPREJA KAS KIEKVIENA DIENA
DABARTINIS STOVIS VA
KARU FRONTE.

True translation filed with the post
1918, as required by the act of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
LONDONAS, bal. 1.-Sto-
Wis didziulio music vakaru
fronte Siandie vakare buvo
toksai:
VokieGiu fronto centras:
Jau antroji diena vokieciai be
tokiu pasekmiu atakuoja an
glu linijs tarp AVre upes ir
Luce klonio.
Prancuzai su anglais at
sieme sodziu Hangard-en-
Santerre, uz 10 myliu j pieS-
rytus nuo Amiens. Sta mics
ia vokie6iai butinai nori pa
INIT ir todel dabar ten seka
baisiausias muSis.
Tuo paCiu laiku anglu ka-
res ofisas pranesa, kad vokie
Giai truputi pasistume pirmyn
Avre ir Luce kloniuose.
Vokieeiu kairysis sparnas:
Cia jie visiskai sulaikyti visa
linija, pradejus Moreuil ir bai-
gus Noyon. Prancuzu rezer
vos baisiai sukoneveike ta vo-
kieGiu sparna.
Vokieciu desinysis sparnas:
Visam fronte, nuO Somme ligl
Arras, Vokieciai sulaikyta
taip, kad vietomis jie jau ina
apsikasti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-02
VOKIECIAI NETEKO 300,-
900 KAREIVIU.

True translation field with the post
master at Chicago, H., on April ?,
1918, as required by the act of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
WASHINGTON, bal. T.
Anot prancuzu aprokaVimo,
vokieGiu nuostoliai vakari-
mann fronte yra .tarpe 275,0OO
ir 100000 kareiviu. Didziuma
suzeistu vokieciu siunciama !
Belgija, kad apie baisius MUGS
tolius nepatirtu gyventojai.