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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-03

The Watch on the Rhine is begin
nlng to sit up and take notice.
lie was marine who had been badly
gassed during the attack on Chateau
Ihlerry He lay in the field hospital
suffering horribly, yet uttering no
sound. But presently the nurse could
see mat something was worrying him
Finally ne became so restless that
she summoned a surgeon.
Better try and find out what he
wants, he directed Poor devil, he
may want to leave last message for
his people. There's a good chance that
he won't pull through"
over him the nurse bent. ears at
tuned for some sob compelling dying
sentiment
Say the ghostly whisper came
slowly from blistered lips. Say. do
you get wound stripe just for being
gassed ,"
Drop in on me whenever you are in
town, certain artist recently said TO
friend, a writer, now in government
service in Washington.
when the writer came to New York
Tor fortnight he dropped in" Al
most every evening he showed up at
dlnner time and he made other calls
besides. At last he returned TO the
capital. The much taxed host said no
WORD, but went out and bought a SER
wee flag, which is still displayed from
window of his studio in Sixty-seventh-
Street
"Blll' Quigley, the veteran Battery
poalman, was furious few days ago
when his boat was missing from the
battery basin. 1t was the third boat
mat was stolen within six months. bu.
ne got little satisfaction from the mill
tafy authorities when he complained
that soldiers had taken his boats to
get back to Governors Island when
they had overstayed leave
AT last, however, the man who had
taken his latest craft was found by the
ponce and the boatman was more than
anxious to get satisfaction IN the civil
courts. he pictured the culprit as
Dig, grim visaged fighter who had little
regard Tor civilians or their property,
and ne was prepared to demand his
pound OF flesh of the court
", men the prisoner appeared in court
hllis sort heart melted He had not
seen the man until that moment.
.,,, III II please the court fatered Bill,
~ " "l'hufaw the complaint an"
let the prisoner 60"
w ny 20 asked the magistrate. The
him.
That's all right" said the boatman,
but he's only slip CT a lad scarcely
twenty I'd rather lose twenty boats
like him."
!, The charge was withdrawn, and since
tnen Quigley's boats have been lsfs
The Washington times., 1918-05-03
Print the Names and Pictures
of PrOfiteers
They Keep Photographic Police Headquarters
Why Not Add To Il?
By EARL GOODWIN.

Publicity is always pleasing to the person involved
until brave newspaper prints the and pictures
of men involved in nefarious enterprises.
Many well-known men in Washington have sweed with
pride when the columns announced their appointment
to this that committee engaged in activity another
Of benefit to community
How would it be if the Government officials printed the
of who have served BUY the House Move"
notices on tenantsi
If this kind of business is reputable would it hurt any
ones feelings reputation to have his picture printed
alongside of picture of the helpless family he is evctng
that he take wartime profit at the expense of
else who is left helplessi
Personally believe that parallel to the Liberty loan
roll of honor for Washington there should be roll of prof
teers naming the who have evcted tenants for
time profits well those who have put the to
the extent of making tenants buy houses at outrageousy
creased values.
The names of these should live in memory, like the
of the crooked suffers who vampred their fellow
the civil and the of the thieves who got
rich on embalmed beef in the Spanish
few money-mad men and women smearing Wash
ngon with mud because they have at this moment the OPP
portunity to make few dirty dollars. To make these dirty
dollars they taking advantage of the most awful
the world has known, and backing whole families
against wall, pointing pistol at them, saying:
for you to i've here is where get mne and get it BIG
You pay quadruped profit this house get out into
the street,
The GOVERNMENT ought to take WARTIME steps
to prevent this WARTIME CRIME.
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

. HE sweet woman has for
given her husband and has
gone back to live with him
again, and every one is saying:
Isn't that just like her? She's
so sweet and forgiving!"
How in the world can she do it?
She knows this man for just eX-
actlv what he is-not only to her,
but TO the whole world.
He sold a little old maid school
teacher some land that. was abso-
lutelv worthless. He knew the
teacher. He'd been TO school to
her. and he knew Just how hard
she worked for her money, and
how little she had saved, and he
took every cent Of it for a piece OF
land that wasn't work a dollar,
The Washington times., 1918-05-03
Is Freedom Worth Having!
(Continued from First ColumnO

Continued from First Column
say: Take my parks, sell them and buy bonds do
without them cannot do without se-respect. Take all
have and bind me in debt But SAVE ME FROM DIS
GRACE
Do not let it be said that the children who have found
prosperity the shadow of my house have money for them
selves for pleasure and seshness but not for duty for
freedom and righteous war
Thus would your city speak its spirit had artculats
voice If this great center of American life could indeed
be transformed by miracle into magnificent individual
of heart and conscience how noby would she
She would strip her Golfers sell what she had and take
to fund a national duty
Today and tomorrow the last days. The story will
be: Duty done and civic pride, or
But there is no ''or." This is not city in which
lack patriotism, national or local.
BUY LIBERTY BONDS. .
The Washington times., 1918-05-03
When Should Woman Forgive a Past!

and so thick-skinned as to "for-
rive" a man for such things as he
has done and to like him into the
bargain, not to say love him, can't
be so very sensitive and so very
fine in her nature, after all.
And she isn't driven to it by
anything that such women some
times call necessity" either. She
has money and friends, and beauty
a7H education and position. All
that is lacking in her to meet this
situation Is common .ense, indie
pendcnce. pride. Self-respect, and a
sense of responsibility to the
world.
Maybe she wouldn't be quite so
sweet If she had all of these quail
ties. but somehow | think I'd like
her better.
The Washington times., 1918-05-03
By Winifred Black

| don't. | think it was foolish
and stupid and wicked and cruel.
For his sins against her, she
might have forgiven him. but how
can she forgive him for the money
he has stolen, and tine scurvy
tricks he has played, and the pco-
pie he has deceived, and the lives
he has wrecked or tried to wreck.
just for his own selfish pleasure?
Christian to forgive?
Yes, when it is simply a matter
of personal affront. But who was
it who drove the money changers
out of the temple with a whip Of
thongs? There wasn't very much
forgiveness about that, was
there?
Any woman who is so careless
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

and when the school teacher went
TO him about il he told his stenog
rapher to say that he was out Of
town.
He was the guardian of two
children, and he robbed them OF
every cent the father. who trusted
him, had left in his care.
lie took his wife's money and
spent it on other women. lie lied
TO her-he laughed at her-he was
even brutaly cruel TO her.
And now, when he can't get any
more money anywhere else. he has
come back to her, and she has
forgiven" him.
DO yOu think it was sweet OF her
TO do it?
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

The valued Herald says this
morning that Miss ENA CLAREN,
Of the Barnum and Bailey cir
Gus. is proportional exactly Ike
Venus de Milo except that
she Is a fraction OF an
inch smaller in the wrists. Well,
YOU know Venus de Milo,
WAYNE c. MARTIN,
1922 Massachusetts ave.
May l, 1918.
The Washington times., 1918-05-03
Chance for Easy Money!

]. D. H.-Disregardlng your sour
castle remark on the burning Of the
Capital Traction Power House that
broke up the gathering OF publicists
in Dennis Mullany's back room in
ouire: Where did our friend God
win get them words he placed over
YOUR reply to me. from Caesar, Hor-
ace: Virgil or COL. JOHN A. JOYCE?
Nv money Is on Colonel Joyce.
Where's yours? 5. T. y.
The Washington times., 1918-05-03
Naming the "Tub.'

would suggest naming the TUB"
at Fifteenth and New York avenue a
"Come-along" stand. There is a de-
vice OF this name used by electrical
workers for pulling wires. We might
use the same name for the device
used in pulling" traffic.
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

The telephone booths in the Wood
ward Building again. Just to let the
harassed folks know that not only
ONE but BOTH have been replaced.
| know-because l went down there
twice today and used both booths.
Brand-new books tht one can read
from top to bottom without a hitch.
Sincerely, BLANCHE c. SMITH.
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

People will not heed the Fuel
Administrntor's advice to buy
coal now il they are not assured
that the landlords will quit
bounding them to Buy or Move
Out"
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

My, my. Such speed-celerity,
haste, promptness-the adjectural
fount goes dry, The Woodward Build
ing booths have two directories, nicely
tsthered with stout brown eord-ths
starter must have hastened out and
bought" them. Now for bigger game
why can't the company issue a
newer edition than the half-year old
one? We late Corners could use it
or is the telephone company having
a production race with the Aircraft
Board? A. 8. ".
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

CHAUNCEY BRAINERD suggests
that automobile owners should not
leave their cars in the garages on
rainy mornings, but should run
them downtown and I'LL them up with
persons who would otherwise have
to squeeze themselves into street
cars.
The Washington times., 1918-05-03
HEARD AND SEEN

Publicity Always Helps. The
antiquated, torn and useless
TELEPHONE BOOKS In the
WOODWARD BUILDING Booths
have been replaced. Read these
comments from friends Of mine;
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

BOB ZACHARY says the rent
prohteering fever has reached
Virginia, but that over there the Law
prevents a landlord from eYicting
people without considerable notice.
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

Scene: Outside the tkedtSr after
the amateur soldier performances Of
"You RH0C Ne, Al"
One IOrgHettsd WOmaH spoks to
another:
"Oh, / see you came. TeV said
you thought you tVouldn't."
"Yes, ! came, but iGdsn't it q
6ore?"
And at that a soldier tUho had
played in the shoe. passing By
stopped short and remarked:
1--WE are all glad re are going
'ouer there, and the only drawback
Is re WiH hare to fight for a fsV
people like yOu."
IOHN GORMAN denies he was
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

GEORGE L. SNYDER, who was in
the army four years, says he saw
rare sight at Seventeenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue about 1850 q
m. Thursday. May =. Il was q cap
tain in the Quartermaster Corps
calling a private by whistling and
swapping his fingers.
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

JOHN H. WILKINS, selected by
the food administrator to make peo-
pie eat potatoes instead Of wheat,
will help enormously if he succeeds
In driving home his lesson.
The Washington times., 1918-05-03
Is Freedom Worth Having?

Then Invest In Freedom. Put At Least Your Money,
Safely Invested, Where Others Put Their Lives.
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

. A. NJ. MENUS has hit the right
note in the peace term proposition.
He believes that the good old U. s.
A. ought 10 rub 1t into Germany long
enough to give every man in the
American uniform a chance to par
ade the streets OF Berlin.
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

JOHN GORMAN denies he was
ever the Angel Ciild Of the Carroll
Institute Dramatic Club.
The Washington times., 1918-05-03

ED McQUADE viii be the next
president Of the Bank Clerks A.
ISOLATION; see II he isn't.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-21

THE bombing arplane Speed
bombs
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Copyright, &
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
VOKIEcIU KAREIVIAI
REIKALAUJA SUM
IT LIEBKNECHTA.

Berlynas, gr. +. - Ke'ni
tukstanciai ivairiu kareiviu
virSaiGiQ nutart padarytl ga
la bolSevikQ valdzia;. Nepa-
velys daugiau agituoti " tai
DR.. Karoliui Liebknecht If
Rozei Liuxemburg. Rcika-
lauja, kad suSauktQ visuoti-
nq tautos susirinkimQ.
Pilipas Scheidemann, dau-
gumos socijalistQ vadaS, nuro-
dinejo, kad triukSmadariai
bolSevikai vien tik kenka
kiekvienai valdziai. Jis visai
pritar6 konsti!uciiir:ai val
dziai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
ESTONIJA SAUKIASI
PAGELBOS.
Ia sail ir Livonija uzpuole
bolSevikai.

Berlynas, 81. 4.-kuomet
EStonijq il LivonijQ apleldo
vokieGiu ka!iuomen6, tuojaus
ten uztel6jo IS RuSijoS boise
vil;ai Su Savo raudonQja gvar-
di.ia. PraSid6jo zmoniQ ZudE-
mai. baiSuS Salie> naikinima*.
Taip pasakojo baronaS
Acxkuell. kmS ana dienQ voS
paSprudo * EStonijoS, is Dol
SevikQ nagV.
JiS sake, kad bOlSevikai ap~
SiauGia ne tik vienQ ESton!iQ,
bet IL LivonijQ. VisQ kraStl
iie dar neSu<pdje uzpulti. Jei
kcli BritanijOs laivai $iQ Sa-
waite nuplauktQ i Revell, tai
gal Su maza j6ga butQ gaI!ma
suspect Sulaikyti nuo iSlvyra-
Vino viSoj Pabaltijoj. PaSkui
butu Sunkiau iuoS IS ten IS
!lrapStyti.
EStonija turi baltqjiq gvardi
ia. Bet ia yra mazas daiktaS
b0I$evikams.
.Tuo tarpu kuone viSi Esto-
MICS darbininkai yra arba bol-
Sevikai arba palinke pric hol-
>evikizmO.
.Jpi PabaItija negauS pa%el-
boS nuo talkininkQ, tenal boil
Sevikai atlikS baisiauSiaS skier
dyneS burzQjQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
NORI GRAzINTI SLOVA-
KU KARIUoMENE.

Londonas, ~ lap. - (Su-
v6luota). TikimaSi, kad Su-
vicnytoS VaIStiio> ir talIlinin-
kai TRIUMPH lailu nrtarS kaIp
eIgti<i link Ruslio>. NeS c..
ko-SloYakQ kari1lomend, * ST.
beriioS, labai rrikalinYa ma
mie. -
Prof. 7. q. Massalyk pra-
mesa. kad magvarai state klIu-
It's SlovakijoS il Cekijos po-
litikiniam vNStymuisi-gi ban
do uzgrobti Cekijai priklau-
Sancius plOtuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
SUSEKTA SUTARTlS SU-
GRAzINTT KkIZERl.

Londonas, gr. t. = Sulig Ii
niu is Amsterdamo pirmutlniai
vadai tosios sntarties 'cSQ:
fieldmarSalas Won Mackensen,
gen. Won Born il gen. grafas
SiXt Won Arnim. Jie mat in
mokino prusus oficielius, kad
tame reikale priruoStQ !arcI-
vius bel vokieciu -visuomenc.
Patogiame lake, lial Vi&i
prizes talkininkus sul1iItu. Ma
ir tuomi Syk atgal llaiZeris
gryztu ir jau but pabaigtas
kriukis.
Ant laim6S ia SutartiS $3.50
aikStGn. Gi toxin hUdu kai-
zeriniQ sumanymai bel paeau-
lio prigavimo norai ne!vyIio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
PINIGYNC SEKRE
TORIUS.

Laikra$GiQ reporteriai be-
klausintdami apie Baltuosius
Namus, kur prezidentas gyve-
ma, nugirdo, kad jis ketinas
paskirti naujq pinigyno SEX
retoriu dar prizes iSvaziuosiant
! Europa, t. Y. utarninke.
Pirma' buvo sp6jama, kad
pinigynq valdys p. B. Baruch.
Dabar sakoma, kad PreziGen-
tas iSrinks gelezinkeliQ val
dybos mari, viena is augSGiau-
siQjQ.
Sakoma, kad tai busiqs
Robert S. Lovett, 4S metq w
ras, gyvenantis Washingtona,
d. G. prize Piping Rock l.. }.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04

PREZTDENTo KEiLIoNE.

Daugelis laivQ lyd6s Prezi-
dentQ j PrancuzijQ, bet tarp pa
lydovu ncbus admirOlo Sims,
kuris vald6 Amerikos laivynQ
karGS vietose. Admirolas Sims
scrga il ky Nk iStruko is
pncumonijos.
Amerikos laivai esantieji
PrancuzQ u0ste Brcst gavo J.
sakymQ, kad SeSiolika kOntra-
torpediniu laivu atvaziuotQ Su
tikti PrezidcntQ pas Azorls
SaIas. Is Americas PrezidcntG
lydi devyni laivai. Trys tQ
yra drednautQ, $arvuotu s!lrai
duoliQ il SkraiduoliQ be SarvQ.
DcmobratQ dienraStis Chica-
go Herald and Examiner tvir-
tina. kad Prezidentas vaziuO-
jas ] Europa su Strides skaus-
mu, nes kOngresas CANA Saltal
priimi atsiSveikinimo kalbQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
OAR APIE POGROMUS
zYDU.

Vienna, % lapkr. - (Suv6-
luota). Delei zydu skerdyniQ
Lvovo mieSte, Simtai zmOniQ
yra be paStog6S. Daug ran
DANA suzeistQ IL uzmuStQ.
Trys SinagogOs~ Sude2inta-
Vietose aStuoniu deSimGiQ ra-
mu matosi tik pel"nai. R!qu-
S6s apimQ JaroslavQ, Droko-
byGQ il daug l;;ui rytinGs Ga
licijoS mieStV.
Zydai prancEsa, kad tos rlau-
SeS n6ra tai bolSevillQ dar-
baS. Cia ncdaleista prlsital-
knit prize WilS?no saves -
valdymosi prcgramOS.
Ukraina rori butt lITOSa IL
patti Savo rell:aIuS SprHSti.
Lvove yra daug lonku gy-
ventojQ. Sod*iroSc apple Lvo-
va vien tik ukrairi' Giai te.
gyvena. Mie>ga gyvena len
kai, nori visa UkrairQ, O Ia
biauSiai LvovG. prikcrGti p>ic
LenkijoS. Zy.dai paSipri"Si-
no tOkiam nctc;S0tam Suma-
nvmui il. en- Skcr>ti Zydu> az
teiSiu gynint2.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
AMERIKA SUTAUPYS II
BILIJONU.

Washington, 4 gr. - Kares
uzsibaigimas sumazins valdiS-
kus iSkaSGius. Pirm karei ~
Sibaigiant buvo kongreSo nu-
tarta, suvartoti ivairierns val
stijos reikalams p, 4,399,OOO-
900 dolieriQ. Gi dabar pra-
matoma, kad uzteks 7,4+3, 3,4lA-
S3S dolieriQ. Tatai aciQ NJ
stojuSiai taikai, v;r$iau II bi-
lijonu, butenr lE,l53, ,3s4, l62
dolieriQ sutaulrr'a nuo tos
pragarin6S kard$. 49,.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
VOKIECIAI SUV. VALSTI.
JU KARE1VIU NE.
KANKINE.

Washington, 2 gr. = Gene
rolas Pershing prisluntc Wa
shingtono valdziai zlma, kad
su Americas kareiviais ne
laisviais CANA mandagiai pa
sielgta. zinia, uztektinal Ii
gero valgio bel patogaus pas
togio tai nebuvo. Bet nebu-
vo il zvariskumo is vollieciIl
sargybos puses.
Is 1000 nelaisviu nei vie
mas brutality ziaurumQ nepa-
tyre.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
BELGIJOS KARALIUS
LIEGF.

Brussele, l or. - (Suve-
luota). KaraliuS Albertas II
visa jo Seimyna inejo didziau-
Sioje iSkilm6je i miestq Liege.
Karalius, jo Seimyna, gen
rolai il kariuOmen6 buvO EMO
niQ sutikti begalinlame links
myb6s uzsidegime. Mlnlos
nebezinojo kaip savo linksmy-
be iSreikSti. Gi po tokiam
baisiam ivairiu nelaimiu pris-
paudimui, neistabu, kad bel
gai linksminasi. ~.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
AMERIKOS KARIUOMENE
Palma PRUSIJOS 400
MYLIU.

Nancy, , GIT Trecia Amc-
rikOS kariuOmen6s diyiziia uz-
6mt 400 ketvirtainiQ mEliQ
vokieGiQ zem6S.
VokieGiai priGmG merlIiO-
nus CANA Saltai. Vienok baz-
nyGiu varpai, viSur SHambino
ineinant.
Amerikos, aeroptanai skr'ri-
de apie iSkiImingai bezengen-
Gia pergalGtojp kariuomene.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
100000 IszUDYTA.

Londonas, + or. - PraneSa,
kad turkai nuo 1914 Xxi pa
baigai 1917 metV iSskerd6
100000 arm6nQ if 100000 gre
ky. Tai pasibaisatina zmoniQ
beginkliu iSzudyta daugyb@,
pad6iO galvas balSiauSiose
kanciose bel s!,crdynise.
Beto 100000 mobiIizuotQ
greIlQ kareivirl SIiS$fiauSiai
uzmuSta. az jau 6adu iSmarin-
ta.
Turkai pagIemza 100000.
900 frankly vortt:S greiiQ sa-
vasties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
VokieciQ puIkai eina ant
BerIyno
PRINCAS NENORI ATSISA-
KYTI SOSTO.
ReiSkia, jam scstas rupl.
OOSTERLAND, Oiandiia

OoSTERLAND OIandija.
or. 4.-"AS neturi'l reikalo ka
noTs atsisakyti il nekuomet
ncpadesiu savo paraSo po jo-
k::uo tos rpSie3 dokumentu" ,
tip pasake valar buvusis Vo-
l:eciu sosto ireGi2is kores-
r0udentui. kuome5 SIS paklau-
Sc prince, ka jis man2s apie
sosto atsizads iime.
Tavas, buvuSi3 kaize1is. jau
atsizadejo sosto. Bet SINUS ne
nori to pacaryti. Turbut, jis
pasitiki ateitimi al kltkuo.
0 gal nenori nei kalbeti apie
tokius niekus, kaip kad buvu-
sis Vokietijos sostas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
PERTRAUKS RYSIUS SU
BOLSEVIKAIS.

Londonas, 2 OF. - Petro-
grado bolSSvikai ,isibriovt !
Norvegijos. pasiuntinio bustQ
il iSpl6S6 visus dokumentus,
tarp kuriu buvo aktas pasl-
davimo Sveicarijos po Norve-
gijos globa. Visi pasipriesini-
mai Norvegijos ministerio pa
sirod6 tuSti. Norvegijos laik-
rastija reikaIauja sutraukyti
rysius su pleSikp bolSevikQ
sovietais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
LONG PASKELBE, KAD
ANGLIA UzIMSIANTI
VOKIEcIV KOL0-
NIJAS.

Londonas, gr. +. - Walter
Hume Long, koloniju valsty-
biniS raStininkas, pazym6jo,
kad Vokietja mazai tegali IL
kettles uzuojautoS nuo aliian,
tn. NorS Britanijai il ta!ki-
ninkamS neinasi apie Savo
valStybiQ pl6timosi, gi MCCALL
atSiSakyti nuo prijungimo tll
kolionijQ, kuriu gyventojai
pats to reikalauja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
KATZERIO PULKAI MAR
SUOJA ANT BER-
LYNO.
Eina jie tiesiog is Lietuvos.
LONDONAS. pr. 4. - Ke

LONDONAs, gr. 4. - Keli
buvusiam kaizeriui iStikimie-
il vokieciu kareiviQ pulkai,
kuriems vadovauja junkeriai
generolai, kaip praneSama, is
Gardino, marsu0.a ant Bcrly-
10 81 tikslu sugriauti ten Z
bcrto valdzia II sugr2zinSi
buvusiam kaizeriui sOSta.
Pulkai briaujasi tiesiog per
Lenkija, pakeliais visk} de-
girdami ir naikindami. Su-
maxine jie ir Baltstoga II XII
tus miestus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
NESTREIKUOS DEL
MOONEY.

Milwaukee, or. +. - Visu
spauStuvninkQ mija, No. %,
nutar6 neStreikuoti del nauios
i$tarm6s Mooney klausime.
Jie sake, kad toksai streikas
butu prasizengimas prizes su
tarti, esanciq tarp darbinin
ku il darbdaviQ. Ia unija
yra tvirciausia, neprigulmin-
ga unija Milwaukee,.
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AMERIKONAI NESIKISA !
VALDzIoS TVARKA.

Kick galima amerikonai pa
lieka patterns vokieciams val
diska susitvarkyma. Jie
wen tik priziuri tvarkymosl
buda.
SvaigalQ pardavinejima A
merikonai visur grieztai uz-
draude. Nuo belaisviQ, girdi,
priklauso il jega, il 'lora, il
iStverme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
PARUOsTAS GEORGE
WASHINGTON.

New York, gr. +.-GarlaiElS
George Washington, kurluo
keliau< prezidentas WilSora>
i Europa, jau pilnai paruoStaS
IT. kurenamaS.
Manoma, kad Siandie cia at
keliauS Su savo partija prezi-
dentas il tuojau> leiSiS toll
mon keliOn6n.
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SKERDYNIU PATIKRI.
NIMAS.

Amsterdam, :: gr. Sulig
zydq pranesimo Hagoie, tuli
oficieriai dasigavo Lycvan
tikrojo stovio istyrlmui.
zydq atsto7ai VicmoJe
kreipesi j prezidenta Wilsona,
maldaudami uz ;tojimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
KOVOS PRIZES Boise
VIKIZMA.

New York, 2 gr. - Tautos
Saugumo Sajunga uoliai imsis
w darbo prizes bolSevikus. Sa-
iungos virSaiGiai uztikrina,
kad netrukdysia darbininkQ
gerbuvio klausima, till media
leisia ivairlems trukSmada-
riams iSnaudoti darbiHinkuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-04
IsvARYsIA voKIEc1Us.
johannesburg, Pietineje At

johannesburg, Pietineje AT
rikoje, 2 or. Jurgis Cave,
Britanijos rastininkas issauke
didzia donna link vokieciQ pie
tines Afrikos. Jis tvirtina,
kad vokieGiai turi butt iSva-
ryti is AustraIijcs, Kanados
ir is Pietines AfrlIsos. Pasak
jo vokieeiai esq pavcjingas
gaivalas.
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RUMUNIJOS KARALIUS
LAUKIAMAS PARYzIUJE.

Paryzius, or. + Echo de
Paris praneSa, kad trumpoj
ateityjj sta miestq aplankysiqs
RumuniiOS karalius su kara
liene.
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BOLSEVIKAI POSENOVEI
zUDO zMONES.

LONDoNAs. gr. 4.-Gauta
zlniu. kad andai Maskvoje
holsevikai nugalaoijo net 4
Simtus zmoniu. Tarpe anu bu-
We If zymi dalis kriminalistQ.
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VokieGiu kareiviai irgi ba-
dave. Gi galutinam badui be-
siartinant, vokieciu kareiviai
buve pirmiau apziurimi W
musu nelaisvius kareivius.