davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-05-23

we can place the following nam
ed patrons
Della Stingley.
John K. Flory.
w. B. Harter.
Simon H. Bossermal has filed
his petition as a Candidate on the
Republican ticket for county trea-
surcr, Da lid F. Witwer of Adams
township is a candidate for coun-
ty commissioner.
Lawrence Mannix of this city,
who has been manager of the
local Western Union telegraph
office, has been appointed district
manager cf this company, with
headquarters in Cincinnati. and
will be- in his new duties June 1.
Dewey Loudenslager, Dennis
Dwyer, Jr. and Paul Hershey,
of this city, who volunteered
their services, left last Thursday
for Valparaiso, Ind, where they
will receive training as expert
mechanics in Uncle Sans army.
Barney Wahl, a former resi-
dent of this city. died Friday ev-
ening in Dayton, where he had
been living of late years. He was
II years old. His remains were
brought here Monday morning
and given burial in tAe Catholic
cemetery.
Henry Robert, ten-year-old son
of Calvin R. Wills and wife, died
Saturday morning of pneumonia.
Mr.. Wills is the gardener resid-
ing in the south part of the city.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon and burial made in
Abbottsville cemetery.
George E. Niswonger of Ar
canum has announced his candi-
dacy for representative on the
Democratic ticket; D. w. Yonker
for probate judge, and Ed A.
Goubeaux for auditor. Dan Brown
and Theodore Finnarn are candi-
dates for county treasurer.
The work 0f registering Darke
county men who have become Fl
years old since June 5 last has
been started by the local draft
board. Registrars will be named
for every precinct in the county
and the men will have to register
on June S. 1t is said registra-
tions will be made hereafter ev-
cry three months.
Notices have been sent by the
Food Administration to all grain
dealers and elevators in Darke
county for lists of farmers hold
ing wheat at this time, if there
are any, for the purpose of hav-
ing such grain put on the mar
ket, Farmers so holding wheat
will be asked to dispose of same
Immediately in compliance with
new government order, otherwise
it will be taken from him and
sold. This has already been done
in some parts of the state, sew
eraI thousand bushels having
been thus commandeered. 1t is
unlawful to hold wheat in excess
IF 100 bushels and the local food
committee has received the names
of several Darke county farmers
who, 1t is claimed, are holding an
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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-05-23

he disposed of his fine farm, near
Gettysburg, and made all ar
rangements to serve his country
to the bitter end. He was an px
cellent soldier and made rapid
strides in war work, being made
Sergeant of his company last No
vember and was Transferred to
Camp Perry, where he was given
a special training in sharpshoot-
ing and after returning to Camp
Sherman gave instructions tooth
er selects in the use of the rifle.
He was first made a Corporal,
then a Sergeant. He is survived
by his parents. brother and a
sister. Funeral services were
held yesterday afternoon in the
Presbyterian church of Gettys-
burg and burial made in the vii
lage cemetery. 1t is said a SOL
dier escort could nokbe sent with
the body, as his company expect
ed to leave Camp Sherman on
Wednesday of this week for over
seas.
The next contingent of Darke
county men to leave for camp are
to go next Saturday, May 25.
numbering 153. but ten extra
men have been called, This takes
all men in Glass LA in this coun-
ty, thus exhausting this class.
The next call will probably be
made from the new men to be
registered on June 5. FollC wing
are the names of those to whom
notices have been sent out to re-
port next Saturday:
Ralph V. Oburn, Arcanum.
Clarence r. Fourman, Greenville.
Raymond Wood, Celina.
Daniel ID. Kershner, AnsOnia.
Clarence Il. Shiverdecker, AnsOnia
VIM. w. Hartman, Union City.
Leo J. Briney, New Weston.
Orval Dixon, Greenville.
Edward Zumbrink, North Star.
Lawrence Clark, Greenville.
George Sempf, Ansonia.
Samuel FOurman, Bradford.
Burl Eley, Union City.
Roy w. Bateman, Union City.
Herbert Lander, Greenville.
Clement Barga, Versailles.
Chance Ludy, Greenyille.
Benz. Dunwoody, New Weston.
Aaron F. Poly, Versailles.
Calvin Fischer, Acanum.
Raymond Mangen, Rossburg.
Cleva H. Root, Yorkshire.
Elmer A. Christian, Versailles.
Noble V. Harmison, Urbana.
Lawrence Fidler, Yorkshire.
Elmer d. Stump, Bradford.
Jesse Brown, Greenville.
David A. Wogoman, Bradford.
Everett II. Oliver, GreenvilIe.
Charles G.. Winn, AnsOnia.
John H. Swallow, Union City.
James L. Bremen, Greenville.
Alvin F. Fletcher, Bradford.
Harry H. Henry, New Madison.
John F. Reigle, Union City.
Albert w. Harsh, Greenville.
Daniel AIthoff, Versailles.
Pierre Coppess, AnsOnia.
A. A. Kirgan, Fort Recovery.
John G. Byers, Arcanum.
Otto r. Holsapple, Versailles.
Clarence Rhoades, Arcanum.
Harley o. Manning, Bradford.
| Willis o. Riesley, Arcanum.
Leonard Neargardner, Ansonia.
Benz. Hiestand, ROssburg.
| Walter Clark, Greenyille.
Owen Harter, New Madison.
Vern Lintermuth, Greenville.
H. Chester Sellman, Greenville.
Cecil F. Hartman, Union City.
John Wagner, Greenville.
Charles T. Reeser, Union City.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11

"Majoras isajo laukan ir
prakalbeio, megindamas mus
pavaryti Salin', pasakojo
Riegel. "Majoras pasake, kad
to vyro vidui nera. AS pasa-
kiau, jog netikiu jam ir, jei-
gu jis negaletq Suv. Valsti-
ju armijos vyra arba ka xiii
ileisti j vidu ir ten pazlureti,
tuomet as jam galiu parodyti
savo kareiviskas is armijos
.paliuosavimo poperas.
"Majoras tada pasake elk
j vidq, ka as il padariau. Mi
MIA name paseke. Kitas w
ras ir as inejome j beismenta
If mano sandraugas atrado
Prageri tarpe sukrautq gun
tn. Mes jam pasak6me: "ls-
elk is ten il pasirodyk NUNS"
"Jis isejo, mes nutverem j
uz ranxu ir Sweden laukan''.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
BUvEs KAREIvIs vADo.
vAvo, PRAGERIo NUL1N-
. GIAVIME.
sakosi buves girtutelis.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,. on April IL,
1918 as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Collinsville, ILL.,, bal. 10
Joseph Riegel, % metQ senas,
Collinsvilles mainierys ir bu-
yes Suv. Valstijq kareivis,
siandie iSpasakojo koronerio
prisiekusiems teisejams, jogel
jis praeita penktadienl vado-
vavo govedai, kuri pakore
Roberta P. Prayer, svetimze-
mi priesininka.
Jisai ispasakojo visas tos
tragedijos smulkmenas. Is 10
pasakojimo suzinota, kad go
vedos vadovavime dalyvavo
dar ir kitas vyras. Pasake
kad iis If tasai kitas Prage-
ri atrado city hall beismente
ir is ten iStemp6 laukan.
Riegelio ispazintis buvo at
lillta siandie ryte vienam ST..
Louise laikrastininkui, ir da-
lyvavusieji tyrinejimuose, ku-
RE atlikti slapta, pazymejo
.siandie vaEare, kad Riegelio
pasakojimas teisejams VISA
me sutinka su jo liudijimu
laikraStihinkui.
Riegel pasake, kad apie
1918 vakare jis buyo vienam
ECollinsvilles saliune, lSuomet
atejo policmonas If liepe sa-
liuna uzdaryti pazymedamas,
.iogei minios zmoniu renkasi
aplink kalejima ir baime ina,
kad ko neatsitiktq.
Riegel apleido saliuna If i
Isimaise minion.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11

True translation filed with the post,
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on April IL,
1918, as required by the act OF oc-
tober s. 1917.
Londonas, bal. 10.-Oficija-
liam praneSime sakoma:
"Fronte Siauriuose nuo La
Bassee kanalo paS6les musls
tes6si .istisia nakti. MusH lSa-
riuomene laikosi liniioJe upiq
Lave ir Lys II smarkiai susl-
r6musi su prieSininku ties u
piu susikryziavimu palei Es-
taires If Bac st. MauT.
"Pietiniam flanke ties Gil
venchy, kur priesininkas bu-
vo prasimuSes kelia If ta mics
ta buvo paemes, kontratako-
mis- atgal atblokstas. Kontr-
atakoie dalyvavo SO divizlja,
kul'i music plote paeme 100
nelaisyiQ.
Siandie anksti ryte priest
ninkas pradejo smarkiai bonn
barduoti musq pozicijas ry-
-tuose If siauriuose nuo Ar
mentieres net ligi Ypres-Co-
mines kanalo. Kaip praneSa-
ma, musiai prasidejo pietineJ
Sito fronto dalyj.
"AnglQ fronte pietuose nuo
Somme vakar diena If val2a-
re seke lokaliai musiai kali
kuriose vietose. Bet stovls ne
atsimaines.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
BoLsEvIKAI PRIPAzINo
voK1EcIQ PAsIUNTINI.
vokieciai jau uzeme Charko-
va.

= s. = 4, 1.
True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, H.. on April II,
1913, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Londonas, bal. 10. 0.-Anot
Reuterio correspondence pra-
nesimo is Petrogrado, boise
vikQ ,vyriausybe pripazino
grafa Mirbach Vokietijos
ambasadoriumi Rusijoje. Mir
bach kituomet yra buves Vo-
kieGip pasiuntiniu Graikijo-
je.
BolsevikQ vyriausybe pra-
deio taillos tarybas su Ukrai-
nos rada.
Gauta zinia, kad vokieciai
su ukrainais uzeme miesta
Charkova. Charkov yra w
400 myliQ j pietus nuo Mas
kvos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
ANGLU LAKUNAI PANE
TIE 1858 BoMBAs.
Tick bombu pamesta tik sau
sio menesiu.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill, on April H.
1918. as required by the act OF oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Uz Anglu Linijp Prancuzl-
joje, bal. 9.-Sausio meneslu
We kick anglQ lakunai pane
t6 bombq ant prieSininko te-
ritorijQ If priesininkQ lakunai
ant anglQ teritorijQ:
Dienos metu priesininkas
pamet6 221 bomba; naktimis
-1,261; viso 1882 bombi.
Dienos metu anglai pane
te $500 bombQ; naktimis l.
753; viso 1868 bombas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
ANGLAI STURMU AISLE
Me MIESTA.
Pasibais6tinas muSis teSiasi.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago. H., or April II.
1913, as required by the act Of Oc-
to6er 6. 1917.
Londonas, bal. 10. NOkle-
Giai nauju Savo uipuolimu
fronte Siauriuose nuo Somme
mu$iQ laukO paSidar@ kehQ !
Givpnchy. TeGiaus anglai at
Sidm6 miestq. paskelb& kar6S
ofisas.
Smarkus muSiS tesdsi per
iStisia nakti fronte SiauriuoSe
nuo La BaSsee kanalo. AnglQ
Eariuomcn& Stipriai Iaikosi
ant linijos upiQ Lave IT LyS.
Be to anglai yra smarkiai Su-
sir6mp Su vokieGiais ties uplQ
Susikryziavimu Sale EStaire%
ir Bac St. Maur.
VokieGiQ atakQ frontaS
Siandie prapldstas. Siandie
ankSti ryto prieSininkas. pra-
d6io bombarduoti anglQ pOzl-
ciias nuo Armentieres apyIin-
kin net ligi SiauriQ nuo Ypres
Confines kanalo. Pietintj to
fronto dalyje, kaip praneS&-
ma, prasid6jo p6stininkQ mu-
Sis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
Trumpas zVIIgsnis ] didziausia
pasau|yj mu$i.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on April IL,
1918, as required by the act of oc.
tober 6. 1917.
Londonas, bal. 10. Su nau
ia savo ofensyva tarp Arras
If Ypres vokieciai pastume-
.io atgal talkininkp linijos
centra vienuolikos myliu
fronte. Baisqs muSiai tesiasi.
Anglai ir portugalai stipriai
laikosi prizes priesininka upes
Lys linfjoie, pietvakaruose
nuo Armentieres. Tolesniai
j muSiu fronto gala, taigi pie
tuose nuo Armentieres If Gil
venchy, anglai sulaikd priesi-
ninko uzpuolima.
VokieeiQ uzpuolimo If pas
tangu tikslas dar nezinomas.
Jiems ligsiol pasiselIe tik ke-
lose vietose isilauzti ! anglq
linijas. Bet, jie gall dar pull
ties tiesiog ant Betlume If
Clarence upes. Tuomet atsi-
durtQ pavojun anglQ pozici-
Jos ties Arras ir Ypres.
Vokieciai pasivare mylia.
Priesininkas savo pirmuo-
iu smarkiu spustelajimu men-
kai pelniio. O juk kick ture-
io praleisti laillo pasiruosl-
mui. Po 4S valandp paSelu-
sioio artileriios veikimo su
skaitlingaija kariuomene puo-
Iesi pilmyn.
Apie keturiu mylip ilgio
fronte, tarp Neuve Chapelle
If Cardonniere farmos, por-
tugalai If anglai per kokiq
mylia pastumti atgal. Gi La
ventie, vakaruose nuo Eau
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
TEUTONAI E|NA P|RMYN
S|AUR|UOSE
Sakosi paene 5000 ne|aisviQl.
AMERIkONy kARIUOMENE ATVYkO ANGLg
FR0NTAn
VOKIECIAI STUMIA AN
GLUS ATGAL.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, H., on April II,
191S, as required by the act Of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Londonas, bal. 10.-Eokic-
Giai kaip uzpuol6 anglQ from
to Siaurini gala, tatai neatSi-
leizdami If stumia anglus at
gal.
FieldmarSaIaS Haig oficija-
liai praneSa, kad anglQ ka-
riuomen6 atmuSta atgal j Ii
Mia Wytschaete, Messines
Ridge If PlOeGSteert.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
sUIMTA 80 SVETIMTAU-
cIU PRIEsININKU.
sakoma dar daugiau 200 bu-
sis suimta.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on April IL,
1918, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Milwaukee, Wis, bal. 10
Teisdaryst6s departamento a
genital Siandie ryte Gionai su-
areStavo 80 svetimzemiu prize
Sininku (vokie6iu), kurie per-
zeng6 jiems duotus vyriausy-
b6s leidimus (permitus).
Sakoma, jogei Veikiai dar
200 svetimzemiq priesininkQ
busia suimta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11

quessart, pateko vokieciams,
PrieSininkas be to uz6m6
Rochebourg-St. -Vaas, pietuo-
Sc nuo Neve-Chapelle. Siauri-
niam anglQ fronto gale an
glai laikosi Fleurbaix'e il
atbloSk6 vokiecius atgal ties
La Bassee perkasu.
Prancuzai sulaiko priesinin-
ka.
Bus daugiau astuoniolikos
manesiu kaip nebuvo jokio
smarkesnio veikimo tame siau
riniam fronto gale. Pirm O.
fensyvos Pikardijoj vokieciai
buvo smarkiai bombardave
ta fronta. Uzpuldinejimus ir
mazesnas svarbos atakas tall
kininkai atmusdavo. Neuve
Chapelle 1915, Is ir 16 metals
buvo baisiausiq musiu cen
tras.
PrancuzQ-anglu musiQ
fronte, zemiau ir anapus u
pes Somme, ligi Coucy apy-
linkiQ nara pestininkQ veiki-
mo, iSemus pasibaisetina ar
tilerijos dvikova.
Prancuzu artilerija sutrus-
kino vokieGiQ pastangas alta
kuoti poziciias arti Hangard,
pietuose nuo Somme If vaka-
ruoses huo Noyon. yokiecill
brovimqsi ten sulaika prancu-
.zll artiIeriia If pastininkai.
Vokieciu pirmyn ajimas
tarp Disc ir Ailette sulaiky-
tas prancuzu, lSurie dabar
stow savo naujai paruostose
pozicijose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11

True translation filed with the post,
master at Chicago, Ill.,, on April IL,
1918, as required by the act of Oc-
tober s. 1917.
Maskva, bal. 10. Buves
bolseyilSQ uzsieniq reilSalu
minister's Leon Trockis nuo
persikranstynho vyriausybes
Maskvon bHvo laikinuoju ka-
res ministeriu. Dabar jis pas
kirtas kares If laivyno minis
teriu.
Rusijjos tautiskojji veliava
bus raudona su parasu "Ro-
siiskaja Socijalisticeskaja
Federativnaia Sovietskaia
Respublika (Rusijos Socija-
listina Federativine SovietQ
Respublika). ! Tai nusprende
vakar visq rusu sovietQ pill
domasis komitetas.
Pirmininkas Syerdlov, kurs
tue tikslu padave rezoliucija,
pazymejo, kad veliavos at
mainymo reikalas turi but
tuojaus atliktas. Vietoje tri-
spalves v6liavos ant rusq am
basadu Viennoie il Berlyne
turi plevesuoti raudona velia-
va.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, H.. on April IL,
1918, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Londonas, bal. 10.-Praelt4
ketvirtadieni nuskendo anglQ
torpedinis laivas, susidauzes
su kitu laivu. Admiralitetas
pranesa, kad laivo visa lgula
turdjo zdti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
MORT ATsKIRTI RUSIJA
NUo ARKTIKo.
Taip tvirtina suomiu bolsevi-
ku vadas.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on April H..
1918, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Maskva, bal. -Vokieeip
dalyvavimas Suomijos vidu-
jiniq reikalq nesutikimuose,
tai dalis vokieciq pleno, su-
lyg kurio norma Rusija at
skirt nuo Arktiko vandenyno
if nuo Baltijos juriq.
Tokias paziuras i suomiQ
stow isreiSkia Oscar Tokoi,
buves Suomijos ministeriu
pirmininkas, gi dabar suomip
sukileliQ vyriausybes komisa
ras. Tokoi Associated Press
korespondentui taip pasake:
Vokietija stengiasi if jau i
ma vykdinti plenus, kad Sue
mia paimti savo kontrolen
taip, kaip yra padariusi su
Ukraina. Paskui su baltosios
gvardijos pagelba uzims visus
Siaurinius uostus ir atkirs Ru-
sija nuo Arktiko ir nuo Bal
tijos juriQ. 30 vokieciQ kares
laivu, transportq If su viso-
kia medziaga garlaiviu at
plauke j Hango balandzio 3
diena. Tenai issodinta apie
$4,000 kariuomenes su rata
ria ir su automobiliais.
Vokieciai dabar is ten briau
jasi ant Gelsingforso, gi rau-
donoji gvardija priversta vi
sur ginties prizes pas sasius
vokiecius. Abo If Bjorneborg
jau vokieciu kontrol6je If bal
toji gvardija, kuriai vadovau-
ia vokieGiu oficieriai, bendrai
su vokieciQ kariuomene eina
ant Tammerfors. Be to baltoji
gvardija taippat marsuoja j
rytus ir keliose vietose toliaus
ant siaures, kad tenai pasiek-
ii Kola gelezinkeli, sujungta
su Russia, j perkirsti if at
skirt Rusija nuo siaures.
Murmanske sovietas mobili-
zuoja kariuomene apsaugotl
gelezinkeli, bet pavojus neis-
vengtinas, kadangl neuzteks
kareivip apsaugoti gelezinke-
lio liniia.
Tokoi pazymejo, kad vokie-
eiai su battaja. gvardija yra
padare sutarti. Baltosios
gvardijos veikimas siaurinej
suomijoij daug nesmagump
daro Norvegijai if sukelia
truksma svedijoie, kuri pri-
sibijo, kad baltoji gvardiia
neisibriautQ jos teritorijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11

ITu0 ITduSldIlOn 1ACo Win IiO POoI-
master at Chicago, Ill, on April II,
1918, as required by the act Of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Paryzius, bal. TO- 0,-Iskraus-
tyta is miesto Arras visi civil
lai gyventojai. Daugiau kaip
per iris metus (pries kare te=
mai buvo $4,000 gyventoju)
miestas kent6jo nuo priesi-
ninko didziuliQ armotQ bonn
bardavimo.
Arras gull ant up6s Scar
pc, tuojaus Siauriniam Wy
riausiojo muSiq fronto gale.
Miesto darbininkas, kurialn
buvo pavesta saugoti miesto
archivus kar6s metu, If krlrls
per iris metus kuogeriausiai
savo pareigas atliko, jam ap-
leidziant miesta, kuomet jau
archivai buvo iSgabenta, w
mustas vokieGiu armotos So
viniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
zIEMoS vETRA PALETTE
RYTINES vALSTIJAS
Pennsylvanijoje daug prism

Philadelphia, Pa, bal. To-
Praeita nakti per siaurine ir
centraline Pennsylvanijos val
stija prauze smarki ziemina
vetra. visyr snigo. Kalnuose
dikeiai prisnigta. Telefonp ir
telegraph vielos nukentejo,
Daugelis stulpu isvartyta. Su-
sinesimas j rytus ir i vaka-
rus nuo Harrisburgo apsun-
llintas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
Washington, bal. 10.-Sian

Washington, bal. 10.-Sian-
die kar6s departamentas pas
kelbi naujQ nuostoliQ lapa,
kurs parodo didziausius vie
nos dienOs nuOstoliuS, kick
dar nera buve nuo laiko, kuo-
met Suv. Valstijoj lstojo ka-
rem.
Lape pazymeta 203 pavar-
d6S. Is to skaitliaus 5 vyral
uzmuSta susiremimuose, 3
mire nuo zaizdQ; II mire nuo
ligu; I mire nuo nelalmln9Q
atSitikimQ, 10 sunkiai suzeis-
ia. 245 lengviau suzeista II :
nezinia kW zuve.
Suzeista 13 leitenantu.
Tarp SuzeistQjQ vyrQ yra
trylika leitenantQ.
Kapit0nas John P. Hurley
!engvai Suzeistas, 4 leitenan-
tai sunkiau ir kit 9 lengviau.
Sunkiai suzeisti leitenantai:
Daniel H. Dawler, William d.
Meyering. John Walter Nor
riS. James J. Wall, Jr.
Daugiau pavardziu.
Lengviau suzeisti leitenan-
tai: Coleman d. Burns, Viii
liam D. Crane, William 7.
Fenker, Thomas j. Jackson,
Morris r. Levi, Arthur II.
Martin. William Michel II
Bernard J. Stanley.
Didelis suzeistQjQ skaitllus,
kurs paskelbtas vakHr, bal.
9 d., liudiia, kad amerikonai
Wis smarkiau ina veikti. Va
kar uz 6 dienas buvo pas
kelbta nuostoliuose AL pa
vard6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11

Washington, bal. lO.-cia
gatvekariu vaziuojant staiga
susirgo senatorius Stone. Su-
paraliziuota visas kairysis So
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
1ssIIMA PIRMAsIAs Po-
PERAS.

Firmos Harvester Co. 300
darbininkp padave aplikaci-
jas del pirmqjQ pilietybas po-
periQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
AMERIKONAI GELBSTI
ANGLAMS.
Dideli amerikonu vienos die
nos nuostoliai.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on April II,
1918, as required by the act of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Londonas, bal. 10.-Ameri-
koni$koS kariuomen6s pagel-
ba sulaukta anglQ music
juostoje, sakoma depesoje is
vyriausios anglQ kariuomenes
stOvyklos. Veikiai ameriko-
mai Stos music LINTON, pazymi
kOrespOndentas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
PRAsALINTA IS ARRAs
CIVILIAI GYvENT3JAI.
Isgabenta salin visi miesto
archivai.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill, on April II,
1918, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
NEz1NIA KUo ToLIAU PA
LIKS TROCKIS.
Bolseyikai dave nauja Rusi.
iai varda.

True translation filed with the post.
master at Chicago, H., on April II,
1918, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on April II,
1918, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-04-11
oFIC1JALIs ANGLU PRA
NEsIMAs.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on April II,
1918, as required by the act OF oc-
tober s. 1917.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09

work westward. Huge as they are,
these great drives into France are but
parts Of a larger plan. and it is the
scale of that which we must get in
mind If we are to see this war as it is.
The Teutons are working IL out rath-
err carefully. as is indicated by our mil
itary experts revisions of their earlier
land too rosy estimates of compare
tive allied and German losses. Pro-
phecy Is dangerous, but II seems safe
TO predict that when-and if-the Ger
man fleet goes nj TO attack, as has
been so much rumored, IL will sally
forth. not intentionally to commit sui
eide, but to support a drive for Calais.
The recent, much-chronicled submar-
inc raids along our eastern seabOard
are certainly intended TO divert both
the German people and the American
navy from ever more grave matters.
The rulers of Germany are looking
forward TO a world of armed brutali-
" and armed fear in which they will
be the masters of a still greater en-
pire. For this they van to establish
a battle line through France easier to
defend and more Gripping to their
enemies. Behind It they might be able
to drag the wal along. Matching
trouble among the allies and drawing
aid from the enslavement of Russia's
broken remnants. If Ludendorff has
a system to make fighting men of re-
luctant convicts from the German
prisons, the same system will work
with conscripted aliens. The Prus-
sian army has been a Jail, ever since
the first Frederick.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-07-09
FRED Il. COULD BE SPARED.


One of the leading Democrats of
southeastern Idaho tells this story on
Fred T. Dubois.
Senator Dubois. as you know, is
the civilian member of the ordnance
bureau. A short time ago the senator
met the chairman of the committee in
Washington and said to him in effect:
Mr.. Chairman, l have a few little
things to attend to in the west; in fact
| had arranged TO make a trip to
Idaho. Do you think hat the COM
mittee could so arrange it that l
might go west?"
The chairman is quoted as saying in
effect: THAT is all right, Senator. Go
ahead with your trip and remain as
long as you want TO. We will get along
without you. However, should your
presence in Washington be urgently
demanded we will summon you; and,
in that event you a collect your. ex-
penses back. Don't hesitate. Go ahead
and spend the summer if you want to.
We will get along"
Apparently the head of the bureau
had no wrong impressions as TO why
Senator Dubois was a member. The
work of the bureau might go right
along without him. Politics in Idaho
might need his attention and there was
no use in spelling a perfectly good