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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05

Washington. Jan. 4.--Legislation to
regulate the governments operation of
railroads and to guarantee the car
rlers compensation on the basis of
their average operating income for
the last three years was asked of
Congress today by President Wilson
in an address to both houses in Joint
,'esslon. Bills embodying his plans
and carrying an appropriation of a
half billion dollars as revolving
fund" We're introduced immediately
and attempt will be made to rush them
t" prompt passage.
While the President address met
with general approval among Demo-
Gratis and Republicans alike. opposition
is expected to develop over a provision
in the administration bill that federal
control shall continue after the war
indefinitely or until Congress orders
otherwise ana over details Of the COM
pensation basis.
McAdoo Had Busy Day
While the legislative wheels were set
moving. Director General McAdoo spent
busy day planning solution of labor
questions with heads OF the four railroad
brotherhoods and finally decided to refer
the brotherhoods' pending demand for a
general wage increase to an advisory
~ IF hor 10 ha h,
him in few days. This board will in
yestigate all phases of the brotherhoods
demands and recommend course to Mr.
NcAdoo. His decision will he effective
as to wages as from Jan. >. The plan will
effect Immediately only the wage re-
quests Of the brotherhoods, but demands
which may be made later by other classes
OF organized labor probably will be han
died in the same way, Mr.. McAdoo reserv-
ing the right to make whatever decision
he chooses without regard to the recon-
mendations of the advisers.
Try to Speed Coal Movement
Efforts to speed the movement OF Goa
and other freight continued today along
with the legislative and labor phases OF
the railway movement, and special orders
were issued providing that 800 additional
cars shall be furnished daily to certain
specified bitummous and anthracite mines
mainly in Pennsylvania, for supplyins
New England
Mr.. McAdoo explained today that al
though M general provision can be made
under the law for exemption Of railroad
employees from the draft, he will not hest
tate to appeal to local exemption boards
t. defer the calling of those workers If the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05
PORTLAND MAN TO Be
sR|CAO|ER GENERAL

at'ton. Jan. Il Maj Gen. 2. c.
major seneral in the National
was today nominated by Presi-
wilson a major general in the
~''dr arm! and Brig. Gen. Edwin s.
'"'' ordnance department, vas
'''''''d :" be a brigadier general in
'Tu'dr army. The following were
minated 70 be major general in the
Na'iona Army
~. ''rns. William c. Langfitt, John
"' Mahon and William Mahan.
n VI ''eorge W. Gatchell of Portland,
~ was nominated to be brigadier
''s' IN the National Army.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05

ship contracts. Wien in fact the com
pAny was not an actual builder of
ships.
The company. il was testified. sold to
the government at a profit of s;2o,oo0 four
ships which The Sloane Shipbuilding Cor
poration of Seattle, Wn.. was building
for it and received a commission OF 1923,
cor on contracts it obtained from the feet
corporation FOR - ships which the Sloane
corporation is now building Mr.. Ferris
denied that he had anything TO do WITH
the contracts. but said he introduced Off
GERS of the ClinchiclJ Co. to Maj Gen.
George W. Goethals. formerly general
manager OF the feet corporation
Conditions affectrt; the construction Of
wooden ships were outlined by F. A.
Brown. general purchasing officer for the
fleet corporation. and f T. Sanford. a
member of the Southern Pine Emergency
Bureau. Mr.. Brown explained the fleet
corporations granting Of an increase il
lumber prices and said he thought 1t ful.
~ justified in view of the fact that tim
Der sizes were made larger. He said thar
the sizes were made 50 large that pine
producers could not make deliveries but
that the corporation expected to have de-
livered from Oregon within Go days
enough fir to furnish the heavier timbers
for 200 wooden ships. De3Es in pine de
liveries were attributed hNsr Brown TO
some extent 70 the fact That builders
anxious to draw on the feetacorporation's
advance funds, laid down 100 many keel.
instead OF going ahead with The construc-
ton Of ships already laid down. Their
contracts, he said called for the payment
of money advances when keels were Laid
and many builders took advantage of this
to get money quickly I've fleet corpora
ton, he said, finally was forced TO put a
stop. to the laying of keels
Mr.. Sanford contradicted the testimony
of Rear Admiral Bowles of .tbssA6hff cor-
poration, who declared tha&$1a83$d due
ers had failed on easliy etieE$ {fetion
was retarded in the hasf, fs ia, by
the fleet corporation changes in siSSaiG-
cations, but he predicted that all the i1irs.
Der called for IN the contracts would be
delivered by next July, the time set for
final deliveries
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05
FREEDOM OF IRELAND
Montana Congressman
Presents Re solv e.
Three Pension Bills

Washington. Jan. "A Joint reSou-
ton declaring that this government
recognizes the right of Ireland to po-
li1ical independence and that we count
Ireland among those countries for
whose freedom and democracy we are
fighting" was introduced today by
Representative Jeanette Rankin of
Montana.
Wage Equalization
Miss Rankin also introduced reso-
luton authorizing the President to re-
quire all employers Of labor during
the war to pay women workers the
same wages as are paid to men and
offered a bill to equalize the wages Of
men and women government employees
who perform 4milar labor.
Three Pension Bills
Three bills 10 increase the pensions
paid Civil war veterans were intro
duced today In the Senate. One by
Senator Gallipger would grant veter-
ans who served 80 days or more a
pension OF % Il month anu I!lOSe SetN
ing three Years or more $50 month.
Another bA Eenator smoot would
grant pensions ranging from $50 to
those who served 90 days to $40 for
those who had, two years or more Of
service. The third, by Senator Jones
of Washington. would grant veterans
an additional $50 q month except in
cases where this amount would in
crease their pensions to more than $50
a month.
Farm Loan Lands
The bill authorizing the treasury to
buy 100000. 600 worth of farm loan
bonds this fiscal year and a similar
amount next wear was passed today by
the House. \ similar measure already
passed the Senate would authorize the
purchase of s100000.00o worth this
year only and only for the purpose of
financing the production of foodstuffs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05

tain any bore it away in baby carriages
or on sleds. The condition of many ~
them was 50 pitiable that the Salvation
Army had workers out distributing no;
cocoa. Society women took 4 hand ~
Continued on Page 4-CoI. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05
PRESIDENT ASKS LEGISLATION TO REGULATE
GOVERNMENT OPERATION OF RAILROADS

Addresses Both Houses in Joint Session - Bills
Embodying His Plans and Carrying Appropr-
alton of $5O0,0O0,OOO w ere introduced and
Attempt Will Be Made to Rush Them to
Prompt Passage - Likely to Be Opposition
Over Provision in Administration Bill That
Federal Control Shall Continue After the War
Indefinitely
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05

Washington, Jan. 4-PlanS for Il g.
900, 900, 600 government &hipbuilding
program We're revealed today when TIE
Shipping Board asked Congress for
authority to place SOL 900 900 worth of
additional ship contracts. At the same
time an immediate appropriation Of
$50, ZOO, 900 was asked for the extension
of sllipyards and for providing housing
facilities for workmen.
Billion Already Authorized
Thus far the board has been author
lied to spend for shipbu!iding $l.234.-
900 600. contracts for most Of which
have been awarded Todays request
for a further authorization and an adj
ditional appropriation bring the es
Inmates of funds needed for ship
building TO s2.01s.00o,o00 If the ad
ditional funds are made available, they
will be put largely into fabricated steel
ship contracts although some contracts
for ordinary steel ships will be let, as
will a few for wooden ships on the
Pacific coast.
No new Slipyards are planned by the
board. The fabricating yards have
contracts for about 800 ships now,
which will keep them constantly en-
ployed into 1919, but the board is
anxious to place more contracts and
begin on the task Of providing ma
terialS.
The boards housing plans call for
the expenditure of about $35,000000.
The remainder Of the SS2.0O0,00 asked
will he used to expand shipyards al
ready built.
The Senate commerce committee in
VeStigating the progress of shipbuild-
ing took up today alleged high profits
allowed in letting contract. wooden
ship construction and the subject of
housing.
Inquiry as to Profits
Questioning of Theodore f. Fer
riS. chief constructor tor the Elmer
gency Fleet corporation. in connection
with q report by the corporations
district officer at Seattle, brought out
that the Clinchfield Navigation Co of
New York was alleged TO have OBJ
tanned profits amounting to s743ooo on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05
At Odds Over the Peace
Proposals Placed Before
Russian BOlsheviki
RESENTMENT OVER
GERMAN ATTITUDE
American Birdmen Who Have
Become Famous as Pilots in
France to Be Transferred to
L. s. Army-Calm Continues
on Battle Fronts

Although the peace conference be
tween representatives of the Bolshevi-
Iii government and the Central Powers
was due to reconvene Friday, no news
has come through indicating whether
the difficulties in the way of reaching
an agreement have been surmounted,
important concessions by either side
making possible further negotiations.
are intended.
Central Powers Also at Odds
Dissatisfaction with the proposals Of
the Central Powers apparently does
not obtain solely on the side Of the Boz
sheViki government. but among tie
DELEGATES of the Central Powers as well.
Austria, Bulgaria and Turkey arc as
serted 10 have disa greed with the dom
incerinG attitude of the Germans a.
the BrestLitOvsk conference where
they posed as conquerors while their
allied delegates evinced an eager de
Continued on Page 2-Col. p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05
BROAD power
Vested in Commanders
ofU. S. Forces in Europe
ooolsoes Fletcher Because Sims
Gel, Former Better F'tted-Persh'
cad % Have Desired Sibert Re-
.,,.e5 BY Another Officer

,,,u JaY. / \ further proof
.,,poI,lu. character of the pow
.cl ,u tic commandersin- chief
o american naval and military
o Eu.uue has been disclosed
,r-e.t.ou Wit! the return t" this
,.- f.r dpty 81 Rear Admiral Viii
..., r. Fir,.l.cr. former head of the
...o' t.Ysituent in French waters.
80 ga. Cen. William l.. Sibert, who
....,,a1.i.d tie first American troops
.en, 4. Fronee.
Feel Wilson Better Fitted
r..r.ma'ru was gi,on today to re-
..... #. tdmiral Fletcher had been
,.,.,ca u. Roar admiral Wilson be-
~. ll.. Admiral Sims felt that the
.., ,rr.r was better fitted for the
,,,,,.,ttlar duties imposed by the post.
s..uafr- II ~ understood. although
...,. s,Is no formal announcement
-.,r rio var department that the re-
.....,l Gcr Sibert was due to Gen.
I.or..!ag+ conclusion that the ardu-
.,.. task 81 training ii division in
France could he performed better by
.r.thcr oiiCer
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w.
: !: 0vERCoATS
Go Forward to Troops in
Army Training Camps
Bills Introduced in Congress for Estab-
lishment Of New Department Of Mu-
nit'ons with Cabinet Head to Cen
traIize All Government Supplies Op-
eratons

Washington. Jan. 4.-Overc GA t
shortages at National Guard and Ma
tional Army training camps were re-
ported ended except at Camp Beau
regard, La. by,psecretary Baker in a
further response today to the Senate
military co,amittee's recommendation
urging, immediate steps to provide the
soldiers with adequate winter clothing.
Many Of the camps still are short Of
wooden blouses, which the secretary
said, were particularly hard to OBJ
tain.
The report was based upon the war
departments latest Geographic adj
vices.
Continued on Page 2-coI. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Forecast: Fair Saturday and Sun.
day. without decided temperature
change.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05
Pool Roads and Ferries

Under another order all roads and
ferries especially between Detroit and
Windsor will be pooled to cut down
fuel consumption.
The authority Of the government OF
Canada will uC asked to back up the
Canadian Railways represented by the
Canadian Railway War Board, in their
effort to get back from the United
States the 22,0o0 freight cars now over
due from the American roads
The cooperation Of the government
also will be sought i'll requesting that
the American mines be required,
through the United States Fuel Admin
istration to furnish a better quality OF
coal to Canada. The coal bill of the
Canadian RAILWAYS which was SIS. 1877. 145
in 1916 was more than doubled in 1917.
Railroad men, exempted from military
service who refuse to work a satisfac-
tory number of days will be drafted.
Under the new rates of pay, men who
would have worked regularly under
former conditions. have felt able. to
take additional time off. Labor shorta 20
has resulted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05
CANADA ASKS
BETTER COAL OF
UNITED STATES

Montreal, Jan 4.-The Canadian
Railway War Board ordered a traffic
expert to leave for the Niagara from
tier to supervise and expedite the
movement Of coal and other traffic, so
that the freight each day will be di-
vided among all the Canadian railways.
irrespective Of how the cars may have
been routed. 1t was explained that this
is a precautionary step TO make GER
tain that the full capacity of the Ca
madam roads is used.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05
REVEAL PLANS 100000, 600
FEDERAL SHIPPING PROGRAM

Board Asks Authority to Place SOL, 100000
Worth of New Contracts New Yards Are
Planned Senate Commerce Committee Makes
Inquiry as to Alleged Profits of $4,000 on
Ship Contracts by Concern Not Actual Build
er of Ships
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02
PoPEzIUs PAsIULYSIAS
SUSITAIKYMA.
Apie tai pranesa vokieciQ laik-
raSciai.

Hague, Holandija, geg. q
Sv., T6vas Benediktas XIV SUI
names paskelbti nauia taikos
rasiulyma kariaujancioms sa-
SekminiQ dienoje (gegu-
s zeS 191, kaip pranesa Colog-
mes laikrasciai.
Tasai popeziaus dokumen-
tas, sakoma, busias daugiau
stipresnis, kaip pirmiau jau
karta buvo paskelbtas. Jane
busia konkretiniai pasiulymai.
Be to, sakoma, prize to pa
siulymo taikinties prisidesia
If neutrality SaliQ valdovai.
Berlyne toji zinia, sakoma,
labai nuolankiai sutikta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02
Stovis VakarQ front0

.Kas piI1Giausia vokieeiams,
kad .iie negaleio iveikti net
pacip belgb kurie juk sayo
skaftlingumu yra daug slip
nesni. TeGiau belgai ne tik at
muse vokieciQ atakas, bet dar
uzdav6 jiems baisQ smugl.
Kampanijos likimas nepri-
klauso nuo Ypreso uzlaikymo.
Svarbu talkininkams yra vo-
kieGiu dideli nuostoliai. Mes
jei vienur If kitur jq eiles w
miai bus praretintos, tallllnin-
Ilams bus lengviau uzduotl
.iiems paskutini smugl, po ku-
rio jie negal6tQ daugiau mel
atsigaivelioti, nei susitvarky-
ii. Be to vokieciu dideli nuos-
toliai yra svarbus daiktas ir
moraliu zvilgsniu. Mes jei .jie
panesa nuostolius ir negali
nieko laimati, tuomet jiems
yra tiesiog peilis po kaklu.
Pc nepasisekimo Flandrijoi,
priesininkas, be abejones, me-
gins pulties dar ir kituose
frontuose. Bet jis visur sutiks
gelezine talkininkq slena. Po
visq ismaginimQ priesininkas
bus taip nusikamaves, kad
tuomet jam prisieis arba visal
zuti arba pasiduoti talkinin-
kams.
Gen. Foch neaikvoja sayo
zmoniq. .Jis juos laiko patio
gesniam laikui. Paskiau tie
zmones talllininkams bus la
bal reikalingi. Jie bus reika-
lingi, kuomet kaizeris su Hin
denburgu pabaigs savo atsar
gas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02

100000 KAREIvIU sIMET
I PRANGUzIJA.
Toks yra sios sales vyriausy-
bes sumanymas.

Washington, geg. O. Kares
sekretorius Baker yra pasi-
renges pranesti kongresui, jo-
gel Suv. Valstijos turi butt
mai pastatyti Prancuzijoje
kuodidziausia armija. Tuo tik-
slu sekretorius kreipsis kon-
gresan il pareikalaus 10 auto
rizacijos.
Sekretoriaus Baker'io pie
mai uzvakar buvo diskusuoja-
mi kabineto posedyje. Kalba-
ma, kad Simet kariuomenes
skaitlius lures but padvigu-
bintas If ligi pabaigos metQ
Prancuzijoje lures atsirasti
apie 3 milijonai amerikoniskos
kariuomenes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02
'NUSKENDO SUV.
Waist. LAIVAS
ZUVO ~ ZMONES

Didziuma pasazieriQ nuo
skestanGio laivo isoko / van
deni. Tuos iSgelbajo skraiduo-
Ito valtys.
City of Athens turejo 135
zmones igulos. Is tn 81 atga-
benta Sin uostan. Tai atliko
prancuzu skraiduolis, kurs ne
perdaug nukent6io nuo susi-
dauzymo.
City of Athens buvo isplau-
ilzes is cia uzvakar po pietq.
.Gabeno ivairiu prekiq. Turejo
kick pasazieriQ.
Buvo 2,300 tonu intilpimo.
Plaukioio tarp sio uosto ir
Savannah. Prigulejo Ocean
Steamship kompanijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02
TEUTONAI APSISTOJO
UzPULDINEJE.
Anglu Armija Flandrijoj,

Anglu Armija Flandrijoj,
geg. 2.-Uzpraeita nakti vo-
kieGGiip generolo Won Arnim ar
mia iSilgai Flandrijos fronto
nedar6 jokiu uzpuolimQ prizes
talkininkus.
Nepramatomas greitas vo-
kieGiu uzpuolimas po smugio,
kuri jie panese praeita antra-
dieni. Talkininkai kontratako-
mis- priverta volziecius apsis-
toti If dapildyti savo eiles, ku-
rios zymiai praretejo.
Sp6jama, kad susitvarke vo-
kieGiai isnaujo m6gins prade-
ii uzpuolimus nuo KENNEL
kalvos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02
MIRE GAVRIo PRINzIP,
SERBAS.
Jis nuzude Austrijos sosto
ipedinl.

Londonas, geg. q -Uzvakar
netoli Pragos tvirtoveje, anot
pranesimo is Hague, nuo dzio-
vos mir6 Gavrio Prinzip, ser
bas, kurs 1914 metals Bosni-
jos sostin6je Sarajeve nuzude
Austrijos sosto ipedini Fer
dinanda ir jo zmonq.
Prinzip nuzude ercgercogq
ir jo zmona birzelio % d., 1914
M, kuomet tasai lank9si Bos-
MICS sostipeie. Sta zmogzu-
dyst6 dave progos Austrijai
uzpulti Serbia If is to uzsi-
pliek6 dabartine pasauline ka-
re.
Prinzip buvo studentas. Jis
az tai buvo nubaustas kaleji
man dvideSimciai metq.
Xiii keli suokalbininkai bu-
vo pakarti, dar kit if dabar
laikomi kalejimuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02

Atlantiko Uostas, geg. q
"a zmones zuvo, kuomet vakar
diena garlaivis City Of Athens
susidauz9 su prancuzq slrai-
duoliu Deleware palSraSciuosc.
City of Athens nuslendo / {
minutes.
Tarpe keliauninkp nusken-
dusiam garIaivyi buvo "a S.
V. marininIlai. Sakoma, kad
nekurie is marininkQ turejo
zuti.
Po susidauzymo laive City
of Athens pakilo gaisras. Blu
vo meginta su didziausia pas
kuba nuleisti pagelbines val
tis. Bet nesusp6ta. Pergreital
laivas panere.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02

o Eo1
on SO lz:, !
en-, .e,,,t;n1sa zinias. kad pran,
c,,zai atsiam6 nun vokieeGiiu Lo-
GRO. gnlinti ties Rouge kalva,
;r kad tenai yisur vokieGiu a.
+ol,os nasakminoai atblokStos.
oonorol;cS;n,ns Focb anrokro-
. ,,,.;oss;;ninl,o nuostolins IT, 81
- 4,,os naIvo;na en- talIyininku
,,,as+al;ais
yls 'foNs." .'Nl"i p".'i'i'
klek gen. Alilihi saw irep"
~ d;,,;u;i;,, l,ioE i;is 5iviz;;-
! - ,,a,.to;o nain,+i Ko,nmol
ls 49, :, 49,, So; ;.s ,ur;ae
u.,: o; o;,,a
ou aloeilu pasl'ehNi!lilii''
Jls Skalto raportls, h''ii''o'e
pranesama ape paHlltaS w.
kleclQ dlvlzl]as, dapar vel
lnanclas FlandrlJos fronte.
Fos voSleelp dlvlzlJos paelna
- MY nols, !, ;os
~. - oL;os;;a;;
!.
'apiluo e''e - a,,zs 4;1a,; :,
~
Su pasltenklnlmu 5 skaltome,
kad talklnlnkQ ml'slq lnlJa
nepaJudlnamal lalkosl, nofs
zlnoma, vlenur-kltur II j tu-
feJo nuKenIetl' Det oar la',,
Jaus PalellAliia nus zliiia' Nsl'
gen foeh prlser.e pl.es,lllll; !;
ka hlii.ies suN5'rin l'os'u.ll.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02
Ss<SsssSssssssss<Ss<sxSs<ss<ss<Sa
12,OOO,OOO zMoNIU PIRKo
LAISVES BoNDsUS.
Lig vakar pietu surinkta
$2,509,814,eOO.
WASHINGTON, geguz. O.

WASHINGTON, geguz. q.
Pinigyno departamentas va
kar paskelbe, kad treciosios
laisves paskolos bondsus lig-
siol nupirko 12 milijonu zmo-
niu. 'Taigi negirdetas rekor-
das. Per buvusi dvi pirmutini
laisves paskoli tick daug EMO
niu neprisidejo prie bondsu
pirkimo.
Taippat pinigyno departa.
mente paskelbta, kad yakar
laisves paskolos jau buvo 81
rinkta S2,5O9,814,60
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02
"NUsAUsEJo" MICHIGAN
VALSTIJA.

Detroit, Mich, geg. 1.-su
siandie visoj Michigano vals-
tijoi prasidejo "sausmma".
Reiskia, uzdrausta ten svaiga-
lus gaminti If pardavineti. Ri
taip tariant, visoj valstijoj
,pravesta prohibiciia.
Su siandie tokia pat prohi-
bicija prasidejo If New Ham
pshire valstijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02
KA REIsKIA VOKIECIU
TAXA.
Reiskia uzgrobimas visu pa
muStu Saliu.

Washington, geg. 2.-Pasi-
savinimas Flandrijos pakras-
ciQ, kolionizacija Lietuvos,
Kurlandijos If dalies Lenkijos,
taippat uzgrobimas angliniu
il mineraliniQ plotQ Prancu-
ziioje ir kitur, tai yra vokie-
ciu tikrasis noras If jQ "tik-
roji taika''.
Tuo tikslu vokieciai
iSleide polikiri katekizmla bro T 5
Siuros formoje. Tasai kate
kizmas padalintas YokieeiQ
kareiviams vakarQ fronte.
Oficijal6 prancuzu depeSa
cionai praneS6, kad kuomet tQ
katekizma vokieGiQ parlameu-
te paskait6 atstovas Noske,
vokieciQ kar6s minister's pa
zym6jo, jogei jis nieko nezinQS
apie tq katekizmq.
Tuomet kataliku partijos
lyderis, atstovas Erzberger,
pakiIes praneS6, kad karGs
minister's nori prisidengti me-
lagyste, mes jis pats, Erzber-
ger, tq broSiura pirm keliQ
savaiciQ buvo indaves minis
teriui.
Tasai katekizmas, vokieciQ
karin6s vyresnyb6s patvirtin-
tas, kaip praneSa prancuzQ de
pesa, paduoda, paw, tokias
sentencijas:
"Demokratija yra arSiau-
sioji valdzia.
Demokratijos Salininkai
reichstage m6gino mus pri-
versti per streikus ir isdavys-
te pasiraSyti po pazeminancia
taikOs sutartimi.
Pinigai yra svarbiausias
veiksnis demokratin6s val
dzios.
ObaIsiai: Laisva, Lygyb6,
Brolyb6 pridengia tarptau-
tiniQ banditq susisebravimus.
Tikra vokiskoji taika duos
NUNS kolionizacijai Kurlandi-
jos, Lietuvos ir dalies Lenki-
jos zemes, taippat ir angli-
MUS plotus, kaip rytuose, taip
vakaruose.
Toji taika taippat uztikrins
NUNS viespatavima Flandri-
jos pakrasGiuose".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02
II o.
PRANCUZAI STIPRINA
sAVO POzICIJAS.
Anglai ina nelaisven vokie-
Cius.

Londonas, geg. 2.-Uzperei-
ta nakti prancuzu kariuomen&
pagerino If Sustiprino savo pc
zicijas Locre apylink6se, Elan
drijos fronte, praneSa karis
Ofisas.
Meteren iSpiovoje anglai
uzpuol6 vokieciQ prieSakines
sargybas If pa6m6 nelaisV6n
kareiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02
TURF POSEDI TALKININ-
KU KAREs TARYBA.

,
Versailles, geg. 2. Vakar
cia atidaryta svarbi talkinill-
kp kares tarybos konferenci-
ia. Konferenciia tesiasi dar Il
siandie.
Konferencijojie dalyvauja
premjerai: Anglijos Lloyd
George, Italijos Orlando ir,
Prancuziios Clemenceau.
Be to yra atstovai If Suv
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-02
TEUTONAI Tx SUzEIS-
TUOSlUS RENKA
TaIkininkai paSitais0 saVO
poziCijaS
KOKIOS TAIKOS VOKIECIAI
NORI?
Tx sUzEIsTUosIUs Rem
KA.

Londonas, geg. 2. - Field
marSalas Haig vakar vakare
praneS6, kad vokieciai vakar
smarkiai Saud6 Bethune If
Locre apylink6se, Flandrijoje.
Talkininkai tuo tarpu bonn
bardavo KENNEL kalvQ nuo-
dingomis dujomis.
Reuterio korespondentas pa
zymi, kad vokieGiai vakar die
ma praleido berinEdami savo
suzeistuosius II laidodami uz-
muStuosius musiQ laukuose.