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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-04-12

Use 500 Chick Starter Makes stronger
and healthier chicks.
Oh, be joyful. It's here. Your new
GORDON Hat or Cap
Buy your Garden Seeds now while the
assortment is complete
Gesmany is listening Make your money
talk. Buy Liberty Bonds
Next week we will have something new
to tell YOU. Watch this space.
Miss Simplicity Sport Hats and Non-Skid
Headwear. A large assortment.
Mary had a knitting bag:
Twas solid full of yarn;
And every where that Mary went
That bag went on her arm.
When the English Tank" gets into Ger
many it loses its simple four-letter name
and becomes the Schutzengrabenvern
tungsautomobil.
Georgette Crepe Crepe du Chine, and
Taffeta are the most popular materials at
the present time. With preference shown
in most instances for the solid color.
......''...'..
Kadoka and her trade territory will Gas
on all former occasions of the kind) WIN an
Honor Flag of the Third Liberty Loan by
purchasing more than her quota of Liberty
Bonds.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-04-12

Until further
notice our store
will be open We'd
nesday and Satur-
urday evenings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24
ARTILLERY PLANTS
NEARLY FINISHED
Gun Division of Ordnance b.
reau Has Expended Near
Two Billions.

WASHINGTON. March %. The
equipment Of is large plants for the
manufacture Of mobile artillery
cannon and a total program calling
for an expenditure Of approximately
two billion dollars summarizes the
work OF the gun division OF the
bureau Of ordnance. the war depart
ment announced today.
These plants" the statement
says are we'll under way and a
number are practically complete"
The memorandum states that the
fGE capacity OF the country for the
manufacture OF powder and ex-
plosives is utilized nd arrange
ments have been made for substan-
italy doubling the output.
Since the beginning of the war.
the personnel Of the gun division
has increased from three officers and
seven civilians 20 approximately 500
officers and $500 civilians. BY June
10 is estimated there will be 1900
officers and more than 10000 civil
ians i'm tEIs division
What Plan Included
The plan has included construc-
tiOn Of ,mokeless powder plants.
expenditure Of approximately $40
100000 foi plant facilities 10 manu-
facture artillery cannon. with an es
innate that S@00.OO0,0OO Will be
ST mt Tor cannon alone within two
years aztec the outbreak of the sr;
negotiations in many cities Of the
country for the operation of a plant
for the eNtractio., OF toluol from IL
Illuminating gas; conservation OF tho
supply of ammonium nitrate and
acids AMI construction at govern
ment expense of a plant for the fix
alton OF atmospheric nitrogen and
its final conversion into ammonium
nitrate. construction. now under
taken. of gas filling plant 70 cost
approximately S1.JO0.0OO and the
construction of five large shell
Filing plants 20 cost IN the aggre-
safe $4,000. 900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24
N the C11nrchcs.

Methodist Episcopal. Seventh ST.,
Lord. pastor. Sunday school at 9
a. m. Frank r Wolfe. superintend-
emf Missionary dav Will be obServ-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24

Edward Struk. 9O7 Napier ST., a
member OF the 18th infantry, COM
pany ! of Columbus. O., has been
officially reported as missing since
March =, according TO telegram re-
ceived from Adjt. Gen. MacCain at
Washington. ID. c. This young man
left home last December, went TO
Columbus and enlisted. lie was
among the hrst of the American sol
diers 10 reach French soil
Since receiving the telegram from
Adjt. Gen. MacCain. two letters,
which were delayed. have been re-
ceived at the Struk home. In the
first letter the young soldier asked
that deck of playing cards, some
handkerchiefs, and a dozen pairs
of wooden socks be sent to him. In
the second letter he said that his
company was now in the first line
trenches. In regard to life i'm the
first lire trenches he said, "Sher-
man was right"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24
"FR0M MANGER TO
CROSS" IN PICTURES

From the Manager TO the Cross,
motion picture life story OF Jesus
of Nazareth, Will be presented in
81. PauTs Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday evening
These wonderful pictures were
produced at a cost of 100000 in
authentic locations in Palestine and
Egypt Many people other than the
principal characters shown i'm the
various scenes, are natives Of Pales-
tine and dressed i'm their native cos
TUNES. which is identical with the
costume worn i'm the time OF Christ
and perhaps many years before.
Preceding the pictures Rev. James
L. Gardiner, d. D., will preach on
the subject "The Debt We Owe to
Christ"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24

ed and the monthly Offering for
missions will be taken.
Public worship with sermon by
the pastor at 10:45 a. m, sermon
topic, He Restored Ny Soul" Miss
Steel viii sing a solo at this serv-
ice. Junior league at $50 p. m. Ep-
worth league devotional at ESQ.
Miss Clela Anderson. president. AT
7:3O p. m. the pastor will preach
on the subject, The Untouched
Cross" Special music by the male
quartet. The mid-week prayer and
praise service will be held Tuesday
evening instead Of Wednesday, the
regular meeting night. The church
has accepted an invitation from Rev.
Parker of the Elkhart Memorial
church Of Mishawaka, to attend the
Memorial church Wednesday even
ing TO hear Bishop Thomas Nichol-
sons address.
Free Methodist, Fourteenth and
Vine SITS. Rev. b. +. Hitchcock.
pastor Sunday school at 10 a m,
NJ. l.. F. Wolfe, superintendent.
Preaching at II a. m. followed by
class meeting, lead by Mrs. Lena
Nikhard. Rev. Hitchcock will preach
at the Mishawaka church at 1880 p.
m. No service at River Park. Pray
er and praise meeting Tuesday even
inf. Class meeting in Mishawalla
Thursday evening.
The regular Sunday service will
be held at the church Of Lord.
Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thomas. s. Tenth ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24
GEORGE ID REROTH.

Lawyer. is now located i'm suite 224-
226 Farmers Trust Bldg. Home
phone S5l7, Bell 1853.
2O97-4-2-Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24
ARREST FIVE ON
PERJURY CHARGE
Chicago Authorities Assert
Senator Paid Girls to
Lie to Court.

international News Service.
CHICAGO. March z3.-Five PEI
sons were taken into custody o.
States Atty. Hoyne's men today on
a charge Of perjury conspiracy in
connection with the trial OF state
Sen. John VI. Powell, accused Of q
statutory onense by 16-year-old
Margaret O'Connor.
Three of the witnesses confessed
TO perjury. according 10 the states
attorney They are the O'Connor
girl and Florence and Sophia Nc
Ribbon. said 10 have been in the
party the senator is alleged to have
taken 10 a hotel.
Those held by the states attorney
are the O'Connor girl, her aged
mother. the McKibbOn sisters and
Morris Green, secretary to the sena-
tor.
I'VE have incontrovertible proof
that money was paid these girls 20
get them TO fail 20 identify Powell"
said States Atty. Hoyne today. 1T
will prove one Of the most startling
exposes ever heard in a criminal
court in his country.
Eve have information warrant
Ing the arrest Of II other persons
who will be taken into custody to-
day. 1t also looks as though some OF
the lawyers Will be involved.
Green, l am convinced. paid the
money aid arranged for the false
testimony. The girls were led 10 be.
lieve they were TO receive a much
larger sum after the trial had been
closed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24
CONCERT Is POSTPONED.

The concert 10 have been given At
the Grace NJ L. church by the
Lane sisters on March IS has been
postponed on account Of the illness
CT one OF the sisters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24
BONDING COMPANIES
NOTIFY LIQUOR MEN

Although Injunction proceedings
in regard TO the Indiana dry law
have not been started i'm II. Joseph
county. bonding companies have am
uounced 90 the saloon Keepers i'm
this city that they viii not issue
bonds 10 saloon men operating UNI
der an injunction, according 90 i'm
All OF the proprietors OF saloons i'm
this county are bonded with either
surety bonds or personal bonds.
This announcement win not hold
good iu case the supreme court de-
cides the law unconstitutional
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24
CHIMNEY FIRE CAUSES
200 DAMAGE WHEN
WEST END HOMES BURN

and another damaged, when sparks
from the chimney set fire TO the
building at 1921 W Division ST.,
shortly after o o'clock Friday after
noon. The house at 2S21. which
Was owned by James HARMS. was
burned 90 the ground. and the next
house east. 2SO7. owned 10y Albert
Ziendowski. was damaged 90 the
extent of about $50 Loss on the
burned dwelling is estimated at
1000
Damage to contents OF the two
houses make the total loss approx
miately $1,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24
Y. Il. MILLER.

V. 3. Miller. 462 Lincoln way T..
died at 1880 o'clock Saturday
morning following an illness of four
years. He is survived by his wife.
Della, two daughters, Hazel and
Nallie, both at home; five brothers.
w o. Miller, of Oklahoma. Otis
Miller. of Colorado, a. T. Miller, OF
Tennessee. and Curtis and L. II.
Miller, of this city; besides two sis
ters, Miss Ida Miller, of River Park,
and Mrs. John Chamberlain, of
Granger.
He was born in Wayne county.
Ohio. April "a, 1851, and has lived
in this vicinity for SO years. He
was employed as carpenter.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24

Joseph Noorde. Portage twp. as
SCISSOR, Saturday formally announced
his candidacy for nomination and
reelection to that office at the dem
ocratic primary May I. Mr.. Noorde
is SO years old, and father of five
children. He was elected 70 the Of
fee in 1914.
Assessor Voorde has made an en-
viable record in the office due to his
efforts TO equalize taxation and re-
move the burden from the small
home owner, placing it upon the
weather. people in juster proper
tons. He believes ne has served the
public sufficiently well TO deserve
denomination at the hands of his
party and reelection by the people.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24

Don't say you saw II IN the
newspaper. Say Nexs-Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24
HELEN MILDRED CASTLE.

Helen Mildred Castle, 10-year-
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin W.
Castle. 2426 Kenwood av.. died
shortly before 8 o'clock Saturday
morning. following an illness of
three weeks with typhoid pneu-
monia. Besides her parents, she is
survived by three brothers. Orville.
Wayne and Charles. all living at
home.
She was born in South Bend Nov.
IS. 1908. and has lived here all her
life.
Funeral arrangements have not
yet been made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24
FIRED BOROUCH.

Fred Borough. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Borough. 1921 S. Mich
igan St, DIED Of diphtheria at the
Great Lakes training station Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs.
Borough. who has been at Great.
Lakes will accompany the BODY
home this evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24
DEATHS
MRS. ANNA AUGUSTA THATE.

Mrs. Anna Augusta Thate died at
her home, gil s. st. Peter St. Satur-
day night after an illness Of five
month with apopleXy. Mrs. Thate
was 80 years old and had been a
resident of this city for the past 81
years. She is survived by two daugh-
ters, Rose and Ella, both of South
Bend, and three sisters and one
brother, living in Germany. The
funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05
KAREIVIAI NUPLESO
RAUDONAS VELIAVAS.

Berlynas, gr. ). - Andal !
ESSuS Sugryzo IS vakarQ ka-
res fronto >kaitlingaS 5n''yS
kareiviQ.
Sugryze kareiviai pirml&u-
>iai nupIG>6 nuo >tOtie$ II nuo
kitu namu raudonaS v4iavaS
ir paSkui Su>ir6m0 81 karei-
viu il darbininkQ taryhomlS.
Ivyko $audymai.
PagaIiau> tarybo~ NTSone
kareiviuS priSpyrt II i>>klrS-
tt. Kareiviai Su Savimi * ka-
res fronto par~igubeno dar2
vyno ir cigarQ il tai pm'tavl-
nlio civilians zmontmS. Tat
visa jie buvo paSiGme IS ka-
res SandeliQ kartS frOnte.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05
NUTARlAAAA SUARESTU0TI HINDENBuRGA

II nebuv6li Londone, Palyziu-
je il Ryme.
Prezidento personals SEX
retorius Tumulty, preziden-
tq nulyd6jo New Yorkan. Bet
Siandie tuojaus jis gryzta
Washingtonan il YES visus
BalttiQ RumQ reikalus. Jis
Sioj Salyj bus kaipir prezi-
dento axis il ausis. KaSdien
SuSineSineS su prezidentu
bevieliu telegraph iSpradziQ,
paSkui kablegramomis. Pra-
ntS prezidentui kiekvienos
dienos nuotikius sioj Salyj.
Su prezidentu iSkeliaQja
skaitlingas zmoniQ burys,
skaitlingas militarinis Stabas
oficieriQ visokiQ rangQ.
Kuomet prezidentas iSke-
liauja Europon, kongreSe pa
kilo didelis trukSmas. kadan-
gi jis savo vietoje nepaliIlo
vietininko. Sulig Sales kon-
stitucijos nurodNmQ, pref
dentui tarnybos metu GcGah-
ma apleisti Suv. ValstijQ. II
iei tq padarytu, zinoma, paSi-
taikius labai svarbiam relka-
lui, tad Savo vietoje tur6tll pa
Iikti vice-prezidentq. TeGnl
WiIsonas apsilenkG sn tais nu-
rodymais.
Dabar tad kongrese republl-
konai atStovai tvirtina, kad
Sails palikta be pfezldento.
Oar jie priduria, kad prezi.
dentas, keliaudamas tailoS
kongresan kaipo atstovas pa
zeminqs patti prezidento ofisa.
Nezinia kuo tas pasibaigs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05
WlsOnas Stipriai Pasirepse
2S speeiaistai darbavosi per metus

galybe, kuri buvo keJlama
augStyn is palaikomo stiprans
militarizmo, bet visoj Enropoj
il Azijoj pravesti tikrajq de
mokratijq, uztilrinti visoms
tautoms ir tautel6ms laisve,
panaikinti slegiamQji silpnes-
niuosius eIementa.
SpecijaIistQ l1omisiios dar=
bans cia buvo pavestas Ame-
rican Geographical Society
bustas, kurs visas laikas stip-
rial buvo saugojamas, kaip IS
Iauko, taip iSvidaus. Mes per
metus laiko tan bustan surink-
ia brangintinu zemlapiQ II
dokumentQ viSos eil6s.
Prize specijalistQ komisijss
darbavimoSi prisidGjo il zino-
mas Committee on Public In
formation. Sitas iSsiuntin6jo
savo agentus po visus Euro
pos ir Azijos llrastus. Agen-
tai rankiojo ten informacljas,
jas siunt6 Washingtonan, q
is ten tas viskas buvo perdpo-
DANA specijalistQ komisiial.
Apie tq komis jig niekas nc
zinojo nieko net ligi vallar
dienos, kuomet komisijos ma
rial su prezidentu iskeliavo
Europon.
Ntstebino tad visus follsal
uolUs prezidento Wilson" pa
siruoSimas taikon. Dabar visi
tik .lauks kongreso pasekmlp.
Net ir tie, katrie ligsiol prizes
tariavo prezidento kelionel,
Siandie tvirtina, kad jis ture-
io keliauti taikos kongresan.
Mes be jo asmenisko parent
mo kas ten butu galeies pa
klausyti kokios ten komlslJos
prirodin6jimu.
Kuolaimingiausios keliones
prezidentui Wilsonui. Tegu jis
nepamirSta mazQjQ tautQ Ii
kimO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05

New York, 81. 5.-Abelnai
buvo manoma, kad Amerikos
vyriausyb6 nebuvo tur6jusi
ijokio iSkalno prisirengimo tai
kos kongresan. Partizantai po
litikai. daug kartu m6gindavo
net iSmetin6ti dabartinei ad,
ministraci.jai. Daznai uzgau-
liodavo net patti musQ prezi-
dentq. -..j
|, Bet dabar paaiSk6jo, kad
prezidentas WilsOnas taikos
kongresan reng9si labai uoliai,
su didziausiu atsid6jimu. Jau
daugiau metQ, kaip jis gami-
nosi kongresan, neslgalleda-
mas nei truso, nei pastangQ.
1917 metals jis suorganizavo
specijalistQ komisija, suside-
danciq is % ivairiQ mokslo sa-
ky profesoriQ, geografQ IL kl-
tokiu mokslininlIQ. Tai komi-
siiaii jis paved6 iSstudijuoti
l1ieIviena zem6s sklypa kaip
Europoj, taip Azijoj. Paved6
patirti, kur il kollios tautos
zmonds gyvena, kokios jie re.
ligijos, kaip augStai jie pak:iL-
le kulturoje, kolIs jQ ekono-
minis veikimas, kur yra rautu
rubeziai, tautQ giminingumas
IL tt.
Komisija daugiau metu lai-
Ko loliai dsrbavosi. SurilIko
If pagamino labai daug me-
dziagos. SuIig amos, sakoma,
taikos kongrese bus apkalhts
ia atskiriQ tautQ Iaisv& If ne
prigulmybe. Kiekvienai tau
tai bus iSvesti teisingi nepa-
lieciami lubeziai. !
Toji komisija dabar bend
raj su prezidentu il kitais tai
kos atstovais iSkeliavo Euro
pom. Su savimi iSsivezt II VI
SO surinkta il pagamintq 'de-
dziagq. ...
PBezidento Wilsono noras
ne vien susiaurinti Vokietljos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05
SUIMDINEJA JAUNA
TURKIUS.
Jie kaltinami parsidavime vo-
kieciams.

Geneva, or. 5.-Tm'kijolc
veikia naujoji turkQ valdzia.
Sta dabar prad6jo gaudyti il
are$tuoti viSuS jaunaturkiQ
partijoS vadus, kurie dar ne
Senai vald6 Turkijq.
Jaunaturkiai kaltinami par
sidavime vokieciams. Juk iei
ne jaunaturkiai, tai Turkija
$iancHe nebutQ buvuSi nuFuo-
luSi taip zemai.
PaGiam konstantinopolyi
suimta apie POO garsiQ .iauna-
turkiQ. Pagautas If buvusis
KonStantinopoIio policljos vir-
SininkaS Bedri bey. Jis norGjo
pabtgti ! OddeSsq su 100000
turkiSkQ svarQ.
JaunatUrkiai ieSkOmi IL
Sveicarijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05
NeiIeidzziami Rusiijjon
paEuOsuOti ruSai
nelaisviai
Lenkai paeme Brest-Litovska
HINDENBURGAS CALI
PAPULTI KALEJIMAN.
Generate kares stovykla turi
but panaikinta.

Copenhagen, gr. J Bel'ly-
no laikraSti> Lokal Anzeigrr
prane$a, kad Leipzigo karei-
viQ il darbininkQ taryba NUS
prendt, idant fieIdmarSala>
Won IIindenbWg butQ >uar">-
tuota>, 81 generate kar1S >to-
vykla - panaikinta.
Vokictijo> >ociialiStai noi
pir>to pakelti nedry<o prizes
TindenburgQ, kuomet ta>ai
tvarkl armiia> vakarQ fronto
ir tvm.koie jas Siuntd namo.
Matyt, ficldmarSaIa~ tQ 81
vo darhQ dabar pabai@t. Tad
Socijali>tai ir nutaria ne tiE
panaikinti generate kart> >to-
vykIQ. bet dar >uare>tuotl II
HindenbrwgQ, kw> e>Q> jan ne
reikaIin@a>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05
FOCH GRUMOJA VOS
KIETIJAI.
Nepristato talkininkams rel
kiamos kiekybes garveziu.

Amsterdam, or. 4. : Berly-
ne pakiles didis sujudimas'
Naujoji laikina VokiehJos
valdzia nezino, kas padaryti.
VokieciQ spauda tvirtina, jog
nesama jokios vilties, kad lai-
kinos santaikos laika butQ ga
lima prailginti, mes nauJoJl
valdzia nera ispildziusi tos
santaikos sutarties.
Antai marSalas Foch pa
siunt6 Vokietijai ultimatumq,
kad vokieciu valdzia kuovel-
klaus talkininkams ] pasklrtas
vietas pristatytQ 5000 stip-
riausiq savo gelezinkeliQ loko-
.motyvQ.
Foch savo ultimatume pa
zzymejo, kad jei tas reikalavi-
mas nebus atliktas paskirtu
laiku, tuomet talkininkQ arml-
jos briausis Vokietijos gilu-
mon.
,Vokietijos laikinos santai-
kos atstovu komisijos pirmi-
ninkas, DR.. Matthias Erzber-
ger, uzprotestavo prizes mar
salo Focho ultimatuma. Sa-
ko, Vokietija jokiuo budu ne.
galinti to iSpildyti.
Ir jei yaldzia neispildys
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05
Del spaustuves aplinkybiu
SianGie "Draugas" iSleidzia-
mas tik keturiu puslapiQ. w.
tad rytoj iseis sesiu puslapiu.
f'Draugo" Red.
uIIiIi!llII.IIlI..IIlIlllIlIIlIl!IlIlIIIl!IEllIl
PREzIDENTAS APLEIDO
WASHINGTONA.
siandie pirm pietu iske-
liauja Europon.

Washington, CT. +. - Va
kar vakare prezidentas Wilso-
mas specijaliu traukiniu i$lle,
liavo New Yorkan, kur Sian
die pirm pietQ su visa savo
partija ineiS garlaivm George
Washington il leisis tolimon
,kelionin skcrSai Atlantik0.
Siandie ankSti ryte dar nci
New Yorke, nei cia nebuvo IL
noma, kokiuo laiku George
Washington apleis New Ycr-
ko uostq. Sp6iama teciau.
kad taS ivyks ryte, apie I ar
S valandQ.
,Iei garIaiviS George WaSh-
;ngtop plauks ] Prancuzijos
uoStQ Brest, tai kelionG uzims
apie I dienaS.
Kalbama, -kad prezidentas
uzrubezyj neiSbusiQs ilgiau,
kaip tik 6 savaites. Is to ko-
kiaS + Savaites paSvesiqs till
vieniemS taikos reikaIams.
Pirm taikos konferencijos
prezidentas apasimatysiqs Sul
talkininku premjerais, sl
PrancuzijoS prezidentu il gal
dar su Belgijos karalium. ST.
anais aptarsiqs svarbesniuo~
sius taikoS klauSimuS, kad
paskui taikos kongrese neiS-
eitQ kokS painumas.
Prezldentas, sakOma, aplan-
kysiqs kaip Prancuzija, taip
Anglia il Italia. Be to dar
buvo zadejes but il BruSseIyj
pas belgQ karaliQ. Taippat
turis nora pamatyti kaiku-
riuos musiu laukus.
Didziai ruosiamasi priimti
prezidentq Wilsona kaipo sve-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05
NERA zINIU APIE SUKI
LINUS RUMUNIJOJE.

Londonas, gr. 5.-Buyo pas
klydes gandas, kad Rumuni-
joie pakiIe vaIstieGiai prizes
dabartine vyriausybe.
Bet tas gandas nepatvirti-
namas. N6ra jokiQ ziniQ aple
Sukilimlis. Mes tenai n6ra rel
kaIo suiilti valstieCiams.
Rumunijoje. veiIlia nauJaS
kabinetaS su premjeru gen.
Coanda. Sitas kabinetas pa
leido parlamenta IL paSkNrd
nauius rinkimus. ,..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05
RUSAI NELAISVIAI NEI-
LEIDzIAMI RUSIJON.
Ko gall susilaukti vargo EMO
mes nuo socijalistu.

Londonas. or. 5.-Vokietija
IS nelai>vI> paliuOSavo aple
pu>anho milijono ruSQ karci-
viu. Ni<uS juOS traukiniaiS at
gabeno prize RuSijoS rubeziaU>
(Gaila, kad nepa>akoma, ko-
kioj vietoj. Rcd.) II paleido.
Tie vargo zmOniS didelian-
Siai> bmiaiS pradGjo keliauti
Ru>iioS Silmon. Bet ruSQ val
dzioS (boI$evikQ) iSakymu Vi
i nelaiSviai permit ir Sugra-
INIT atgaI Vokietiion.
Ru>Q vaIdzia Savo tQ paSi
elgimQ pateiSina tuo, kad ne
bus kuO maitinti tieko ZmO-
niQ. Tad verGiau tegu .ie gry|-
tu Nokietijon.
puSantro milijOno neiaiSviY
tai didelt ,galybd. ii labai
kpnkSminga bol$evikamS. Bet
podraug Ia gaIybi yra il be-
.iG&i. Mes tai apdriSkuSi IL *
aIkuSi, dar ligQ >uGSta, jaunn
VyrQ mrnla.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05
VOKIETIJOJ VEIKIA
SENOJI PARTIJA.
Taip tvirtina Bavarijos pre-
mjeras.

Amsterdam, or. 5.-Sena
valdiSkoji maSina Wis dar vel
kia Berlyne. Taip tiesiOg tvir-
tina Eisner, Bavarijos prem
ieraS.
VietoS IaikraSGio "TeIe-
graaf'' koreSpondentas prane-
Sa, kad kareiviu ir' darbinin-
ku Susirinkime Monachiume,
Bavarijoje, kalb6jo EiSner II
paSakG Stai ky:
"PraeitQ Savaite man telo
butt BerIyne. Tenai veikia Sc
noviSkoji vaIdzioS maSina".
KaS link SuSekimQ, paskelh-
tuju vieSai, kurie esq tikri
prirodymai, jog uz visa tQ ka
re yra atsakoma NOkieti.Ta.
EiSner pazymGjo:
Us SlaptQ Bavarijos pa
SiuntinySt6S dOkumentQ, Eu-
riuoS paSkeIbian, net labjau-
>iai apribuotiemS zmon6mS
yra matoma, kaS yra kaItaS
uz toS karGS pakGlimQ.
"Berlyne'', kalb6jo premie-
raS, "reikaIavhu toS rQSie>
zmoneS Suare$tydinti, NorG-
iau, kad tuoiauS butV SHmti
Won Jagow ir Dir. Iimmer-
mann. Nuo SitQ dviejQ kauke
.iuk nutrauki paSkelbti slap
tieji dokumentai. Bet names
nepakIau>yta.
"PaSakiau kaikmlems Sc
noSioS valdzios nariamS, kad
lie netinka veSti taikos derry
has. Bet IL * to niekO nebuvO.
"'Fiesa. turime revoliuciji-
ne valdziq Berlyne. Bet tai
valdziai uzdaryta burma IL Gle
ko negali Savarankiai veikti.
''.Jei BerlynaS neturi gabu-
mu prie veikimo, tai mes, ba-
varai, pilmiausiai privalome
apSirupinti Savimi, gi paSkui
init veikti visos tautOS reika-
laiS''.
PremjeraS be kitkO pazy
mGjo, kad Bavaria tailIOS
konferencijjoje reikalaus Vi
sam margam pasaulyj panai-
knit armijas, .gi vietoje amos
palaikyti tarptautine militari-
ne policijq. sitai turetQ but
paveSta priziur6ti, kad visos
Salys pilnai pildytu tarRtapti-
MUS istatymus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05
REZIGNAVO KURO ADM.
NISTRATORIUS.

Washington, gr. As Bal
tpju RumQ paskelbta, kad re-
zignavo Sales kuro admins
tratorius DR.. Garfield. Pre-
zidentas prizes iskeliausiant
Europon 10 rezignacija prieme
Regis, jo vietoje bus nuskir-
tas kitas Administrators.
Mes per sekaneia ziemq yra
reikalinga kura tvarkyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05
ITALIA PASIzADA REMIT
RUMUNUS.

Rymas, gr. 5.-ItaIijoS Wy
riauSyb6S vardu uzsieniu rel
kalu minister's Sonnino pa
siunt6 visQ rumunu tautinei
tarybai pranesima, kad 1tali-
ia taikos kOngrese paremslan
ii visus rumunq tautos troSkl-
mus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05
RUMUNAI JUNGIASI PRIZE
RUMUNIJOS.

Berne, or. 5.-Ungarijoj il
TranSyIvanijOj gyvenantleJt
rumunai nutar6 priSijungti
prie RumunijoS karalySteS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-05

Foch'o reilzalavimo, vokieelp
laikrasscciai sake, kad talkinin-
ky armijos ne tik. gall uzimti
Berlyna, bet dar il visa Vo-
kietja. Tuomet vokieciams
iseitu kur-kas blogiau.