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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-26
PATRIOTIC PLEA SAVES
AGED SLAYER'S LIFE
Verdict of Manslaughter Fol
lows His Dramatic Story
of Killing a German

Media. Pa. March 20.
\ patriotic plea saved Peter Mayer,
an aged resident of Morton. from the
electric chair here today. Mayer was
tried for the murder Of John Grau. a
German, and his plea was an admission
that he killed Grau, bur that he did so
in self-defense after Grau had attacked
him following an argument during
which Grau boasted of Germany's sue
cesses in the war and told OF his In
vestments in German bonds. The jury
in the case returned verdict of man
slaughter this morning after deliberat-
ing all night.
Sentence has not yet been imposed by
Judge Broomall.
The principal evidence against Mayer
was his statement made to Assistant
District Attorney Weeks Immediately
after the killing. Mr.. Weeks said Mayer
told him that On the night of the killing
Grau came home from his work at !
o'clock. After supper he had given John
some beer and between s and O'Clock
trouble started.
According to Mayors statement to
the Assistant District Attorney. Grau
said during the argument that he did
not have enough money 10 pay his
board, to which Mayer replied he did
20 leave the place. His reason for this
was that Grau was accustomed 10 com
ing home drunk. Grau told him he
would not get out.
Mayer took Grau to task, he said, for
not paying taxes in this country and
becoming an American citizen. At this
stage Of the proceedings both men be
gan calling each other names and Mayer
went into the street and called for
help. Then. Mayer told Mr.. Weeks. he
returned TO the house and got II knife
and ordered Grau to get out or he would
kill him. Grau did not go out and he
then stabbed him. Mayer admitted that
Grau did not hit him. After he had
killed Grau. the accused man, according
to his statement. seized him by the
throat and dragged him from the house
into the yard and left him lie on the
snow.
"Grau said to me-" Mayer testified
II heard something good today, Ger.
many is doing pretty good in the war
Germany is winning"
II said to him ! was sorry: that I
was not good for this country; Lat n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-26
Brothers Die Within "a Hours

Lancaster. Pa, March 2G.-John and
Isaac Beam, brothers, Of Bowmansvillc
seventy-eight and cighty-one years old
died from paralysis within twenty -four
hours of each other.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-26
TWO-PLATOON PLAN
BY MAY | Is HOPE
City Officials Believe Early
Reorganization of Fire Bu-
reau in Sight

city officials hope to make ia" two
platoon system in the BureaU Of Fire
fully effective May /, just four months
after the time fixed by law.
BY the appointment Of liz men. as Of
April /. the bureau will need only l15
more to complete the i50 men needed
to make the change in service. A total
Of sixty-three men took the necessary
tests for hosemen today. and it il es-
tinated that at least fifty will qualify
and be eligible 10 appointment.
Another examination for hosemen will
be held April II. and 1t is hoped that
from the candidates then presenting
themselves the remaining sixty-fve
needed will qualify as a result of this
test
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-26
SHAD FISHING ABANDONED
Not More Than Dozen Men Expected
to Put Out Nets This Year

Woodbury., Y. j., March 2G.-Shad
fishing off Washington Park is q thing
Of the past since the Government has
taken over the old resort as an ordnance
station. Shad fishing was one Of the
spring attractions at that place and
BOwells fishery was one of the big fish
ing points on the Delaware River.
II Is believed there will not be mare
than a dozen men from PaulSboro. Bill
lmgsport and Bridgeport. where a few
years ago there were hundreds, who will
fish even in the bay. and virtually none
in the river. At P"nnsgrove a few men
will give the fishing trial
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-26
ElktOn Marriage Licenses

Elkton. Nd. March 26.--Marriage IL
censes were issued here today to Ferd-
nand W. klossman and Margaret Dona-
hue and John L. Buzby and Anna Wal
ton. Philadelphia Robert Chatham and
florence Neary and Leroy Morgan and
Martha Bell. Camden. and Percy Boorse
and Florence Pfanders. Conshohncl,en,
Pa; Albert J. Orth and Christine McFar-
land Philadelphia, and William Red
ding and Matte Moucrief. Bridgeton. y.
j.. were refused licenses due TO both
being under age.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-26
DIVORCES GRANTED

The following final DEGREES In divorce
were granted today by Court of Com
mon Pleas No. g
wilhelmina A. Shedrske from Raymond
& Iciizabeth B Vaiass from James VsIass
Jessie X. Bricker from Joseph Bricker.
b Father IL. Cohen from BENJAMIN Cohen.
4 AEn-s NJ. Gounceli from Charles IT.
4 RSstrice sE.stelle Kane from Earl Kane.
~ Jane Cram Rock from William Baker
Norris ColchinslSy from Martha Colchinslsy.
Theresa Flicker from Frederick Flicker.
| Lloyd 4. Felix from Elizabeth N. Felix.
Freda Horwitx from Lewis Hnrwltz
# May Billetter from Herman w Billetter.
u Nery. Z. Ashhurst from Lewis II. ASH
& {sswis {. Ruch from Barbara NJ Ru,,h.
< Laura a. Hunt from Howard u, Hunt.
Ths following final DEGREES In divorce
~ granted by Court OF Common Pleas
Via N. Scott from jay d, Scott
n. Reuford from Fiorence Bedford.
cills Furiong Wilson from Joseph q.
njamin Green from Gertrude Green.
- Elizabeth Keith from Lowell Aubrey
= Reicheft from Laura Relchert.' u
ns q [estsr % & Tram a ysms5 a ,rsl;s r9sssr-
- \. fsrisisin from samuel Perl
Aneld Birbech from Florenes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-26
SCOUT CHIEF DECLARES
. SPITE CAUSED CHARcpc
Boys Organization Executive ..
Gently Accused Complainant !,
Crime, Statement Rccito, "

New York. March 2s--eb,...
entered against him with IN. Ises I.as
States Attorney General nv ,as snHea
dIuck today were characterized as s,,.. y
charges by James L. West. chief .a,'.s .sas
executive Of the Boy Srou,, ~. y.
nmfpf2 I!nitGG sotds Giufk Rov is en- official in ,Ss
West, in statement iss,,aa Sald
said he had recently charged CIuctt ttoaay. .
raising funds for the Bov Scn,,." With
means of false pretensc. "'outs By
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-26

Divorce for Wife He Tried TO Kill

Mrs. Esther Ledwith was granted a
divorce today from her husband. Michael
sentence in the Trenton prison for an
alleged attempt to murder her. The
divorce was ordered by Master Powell
in the Camden court. At the time Of the
shooting, in september, 1915, the Led
Camden,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-26

\ secret memorandum prepared by
Prince LichnOwsky, In which he ad-
versely criticized the German foreign
policy. was published by Il Stockholm
newspaper recently In 1t the Prince
blamed the German Government for
starting the war, During a debate on
the memorandum in the Reichstag last
weel; It was said that the Prince had
apelugized and had resigned his honors
The Prince declared the memorandum
was written for the family archives and
not for publication.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-26
Spark Fires Gasoline Truck

\ spark from the engine set fire 20
q motor truck belonging to Louis T..
Ahearn, of Seveutv-ffth street and
Botanic avenue today as he was OBJ
'aining a supply of gasoline at the serv-
ice station Of the Gulf Reilning Com
pany. Thirty-third and Chestnut streets
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-26
MAY GUST LICHNOWSKY
Proposal TO Exclude Prince Likely
to Have Overwhelming Majority

Amsterdam. March 26-Many menu
Eers of the Partisan upper house
have decided to propose the eX-
clusfon of Prince Lichnowsky. German
ambassador in London at the beginning
# tbs war, in accordance with the rule
by which ''any member who has shown
Himself unworthy can be excluded by a
vote Of bis fellow members"
ire nov spaper adds that the proposal
is sure to have an overwhelming ma
!cTity
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
NEPAsIsEKE voKIE6IU
LAKUNAMS UzPULT1 PA
RYzIU.
Prancuzai numuse, viena LAX
stytuva.

Paryzius, geg. 23.-Uzpra-
eta nakti vokieeiQ lakunai
kesinosi uzpultr Paryziq. Jie
teGiau pasiek6 tik atokiausius
sbstines priemieseius ir ten pa
mete bombQ. Trys zmones nu-
zudyta ir keli suzeista. Pran-
cuzai laiku pastebejo uzpuoli-
kus ir prizes juos emesi prize
monty. Lakunai pakilo oran,
armotos 6m6 baubti. Vienos
armotos Sovinys pataik6 vie
nan vokieGiu lakstytuvan. Ia
sal .uzsiliepsnojo ir krito ze
men Siauriuose nuo sostines.
Uzpuolikai susp6jo pamesti
bombQ atokiausiuose prize
miesGiuose. Padaryta materj-
ialiQ nuostoliQ. loo nakties
praneSta, kad priesininko uz-
puolimas atblokStas.
Naktis buvo giedri, menuo
skaisGiai Sviet6, nebuvo VETO,
Todel vokieciQ lakunams bu-
vo gera proga apgriauti mics
ta, palikti klanus kraujo If
aSarQ. TeGiau atsitiko priesin-
gai.
Uzpuolikai buvo pasidaline
j du skadronu. Kuone per dvi
valandi skrajojo aplink mics
ta. Bet nebuvo progos atlikti
uzpuolimo. Mes prizes juos bu-
va pakile praneuzai. lakunai
If veik6 prieSlakystytuvinas.
armotos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
ANGLAI LAIMEJo ATAKA
ARTI ARRAS.

LondDnas, geg. 23.-Pietry-
tuose nuo Arras anglai uzpuo-
le vokieciq apkasus ir dvejose
vietose uzdave smugi teuto-
mans. Anglams ten teko ne
laisviq If vienas kulkasvaidls.
Flandrijos fronte vokiecial
bombardavo talkininkq pozl-
ciias, atsirandaneias siauEry-
tuose nuo Bethune. Patsal
miestas Bethune gull griuve-
siuose nuo vokieeiu bombar-
davimo.
siauriuose nuo Ypres-Comi-
mes perkaso apglai paeme ne
laisven 16 vokieciQ.
Siauriuose nuo Albert vo-
kieeiai megino uzpulti angll
poziciias. Bet atmusti.
VokieciQ artilerija smarkau-
ia Dernancourt apylinkese II
rytuose nuo silo Nieppe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
CekijOje veikia kartuv1s il
SautuVai

isreiksta, kuomet tos tautos
atstovai skaitlingai susirinko
Cekijos sostinan Pragon tenai
pamineti 30 metq sukaktuves
nuo isteigimo pirmojo savo
tautinio teatro.
ISkilm6sna susirinko be ee-
kq dar daugelis ir kitu slaviq
tautQ zmoniQ. Tenai atlaikyta
parodavimai, susirinkimal.
ApvaikSciojimQ metu neprie-
lanlliai atsineSta i Austrijos
if vokieGiQ vyriausybe.-
Paskui ivylSo priesvaldis-
kos demonstrators. Austrijos
vyriausyba toje celSq Sventeie
iziurajo aiSkQ ir stiprq slaviq
tautQ vienijimasi. Toksai vie
nijimasis yra didziai pavojin-
gas Austrijos-U -Ungarijos mo-
narchijai.
Todel visQpirma panaikino
Pragoje demonstracijas. Gil
patti GekQ tautini teatra, ku-
riame buvo laikomi susirinki-
mai, uzdara.
Bet vyriausyb6- neistenge7
Gekams burmq uzdaryti, kad
iiie negaldtu isreikSti savo tau
tinig troSkimq. Kad tai at
siekti, vyriausybe paskelbe
kards stow Pragoie. Praside-
jo arestayimai.. al-.
las dar labjaus snjaudmo
cekus IL litus slaviQs. Anti
valdiSkos demonstracijos
prasidajo kituose miestuose.
Pabugusi vyriausybe todel VIZ
SOL Cekijoj paskelbd karas sto-
Vi ir dmdsi biauriausiu opre-
siju prizes gyvcntoius. Site az
bile kokius nusizengimus sau-
domi arba kariami.
Toksai stovis. Siandie Ceki-
joje. Galimas daiktas, kad
sIaviu tautQ sukilimas gales
isjudinti is vietos Austrijos-
Ungarijos sosta, kuris siandie.
jau il taip neperstipriausiai
laikosi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
AIRIU REvoL1UC1JA BU-.
Vo PLENUOJAMA AMERI-
KoJE.
cionai vokieciu agentai papir-
kineje if lietuyius. y

Washington, geg. %. Suv.
ValstijQ vyriausybes agentai
savo veikimu suseke, kad a
part abelnoio airiQ-vokieeiq
suokalbio su tikslu pakelti re-
voliucija Airijoje, panasios
vokieciQ intrigos susekta il pa
Close Suv. Valstijose. Cionai
vokieciQ pinigai .buvo panau-
dojami ivairioms agitacijoms
tarpe nigeriQ, suomiQ, lietu-
viQ ir kitQ "spaudziamQju
tautp', kurios cia del opresi-
jos istisus metus stovejo prizes
rusQ vyriausybe il kitus vo-
kieGiQ priesinihkus.
Tie, katrie uzsiimdinejo a.
gitacijomis gaudavo pinigu is
tp paciu bankq, kur pirmiau
vokieGiq atstovai dedavo savo
kapitalus, arba is kitokiu l1o-
kiu paslaptingq versmiQ.
Atrial radikalai daznai savo
korespondencijose prisiminda-
vo apie zadamqja yokieGip pa
gelba sukilimo metu, kuomet
tasai tur6jo but atliktas si
m6nesi arba sekanti, kuomet
tai volieciai tur6jo Wilt pa
siekti Anglijos kanalo uostus
su savo didzfule ofensyva.
VokieGiai airiams turejo
pasiQsti amunicija, ginklus,
gi net If kamuomene. Pasta
roji turajo but iSsodinta lAiriL
jos pakrasSGiuose, kad 'pagelba-
ii airiams pravesti revoliuci-
ja.
Kaikurie ,airiQ suokalbio
plenai buvo;t ;ttaip pilni svajo-
niQ, kad suokalbininkams bu-
vo leista il tolesniai vystyti
suokalbiavimo plenus su tik-
slu patirti daugiau smulkme-
nQ apie patti suokalbiavima.
Mes Anglijai nuo to nesimate
jokio pavojaus.
Anglia tik tuomet staiga
pradejo suokalbininlSus ares
tuoti, kuomet pamate, kad sll-
kilimas kas valanda gall but
ikunytas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
CEKIJOJE PASKELBTA
KARES STOvIS.
Daugelis zmoniu suarestuota

Londonas, geg. 3d. -Bohe-
mijoj arba Cehjoj paskelbta
karas stovis. Daugelis zmonigl
suimta ir uzdaryta i kaleji-
mus. Taip praneSta laikraseiui
Daily Mail il Berne.
CekQ riauS6s ir sukilimai
prizes Austrijos vyriausybe i
vyllo Pilsene, Nachod ir kituo-
Sc miestuose. Gyventojai uz-
puol6 prince Furstenburgo
dvara. Trobesius iskrauste If
paskui sudegino. Princas Furs
tenburg yra artimas vokiefiQ
kaizerio draugas.
GelSu parlamentarinis atsto-
vas Stanek kreip6si j Austri-
jos premjera su perspejlmu,
kad vyriausyb6 atsargiau APP
sieitq su cekais gyventojais:
Pasake, kad Cellija priespalt-
dos nepakes. Pazym6jo, kad
vyriausyb6 Siandie tokias pat
opresiios metodas panaudoia,
kokios buvo naudojamos Ga
licijoie kares pradzioje. BE
atadairos zmon6s saudomi ar
ba kariami.
- Toksai stovis=nekuemet~ne-
gall pasibaigti su nauda Wy
riabsybei. Ar anksciau ar We
liau vyriausyb6 uz tuos dar-
bus lures atsakyti prizes visa
ceku tautQ ir kitus Sales gy-
ventojus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
AMERIKoNAI, sU NUoDIN-
GoMIs DUJoMIs vEIKIA
PRIZES VOKIECIUS.
spejama, kad turejo zuti daug
vokieciu.
su Amer. Armiia Prancuzi-

Su Amer. Armija Prancuzi-
jote, geg. 233.- -siaurvakaruose
nuo Toul praeita antradienl
amerikoniSka artileriia vokie-
ceiip pozicijas uzverte bombo-
mis- su nuodingomis dujomis.
Bombos su dujomis dau-
giausia tail1inta j Gerechamp
miskeli, kur randasi vokieclQ
kareivip stovykla, lSurioje ka-
revival paprastai NIGGA.
Bombardavimas atliktas
antradienio anksti ryte, taigi
tue metu, kuomet daugells
vollieciQ ilsisi.
Nara zinoma, kaip didelius
nuosto1ius turejo panesti vo-
kieeiai. Bet speiama, kad jq
ten daug turejo zuti nuo du-
jp, kurias patys iSgalvojo, If
kurias iie pirmieji pradeio
vartoti Sioje karaje.
yadinasi, teutopai zqsta nuo
.nuosavaus ginklo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
3,575,ooo NELAIsvIU PA
! vERGTA vOKIETIJoJE.


Amsterdam, geg. 23.-Vo-
kietiios laiEraseiai praneSa,
kad Vokietiia siandie turintl
3,575,000 kar6s neIaisvill. Tie
nelaisviai yra pavergti. Mes
jie pristatomi prie visoK1il
darby.
vokieaiq IaikrasGiai pasigi-
ria dar, kad tie nelaisviai vo-
.kieGGiams esq didaiai brangin-
TIM, ypaG dabar, kuomet sa-
liai truksta , vyrp prie vlso-
IkiausiQ darby.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
AMIENs FRONTE vEIKIA
ARTILERIJA.

Paryzius, geg. 23.-Kares O.
fisas pranesa, kad Amiens
fronte paselusiai veilSia vo-
kieGiq artileriia. Vokieeiai
dauzo talkininlu apsiginimo
pozicijas. Jiems tuo patim att
sako talkininkai su savo armo-
tomis.
BE Amiens smarkiai artile-
ria veikia ir vakaruose nuo
Noyon ir kitose vietose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
OLANDIJA ATNAUJINO
PRoTESTA w LAIVU PA
EMMA.


Washington, geg. %. -olan
diios vyriausybe cionai per sa-
vo pasiuntini. Sios Sales Wy
riausybei indave naujq protes-
ia reikale Olandijos laivQ pa
eamimo, ka yra padarlusios
suv. Valstijos If talkininkai.
Olandija Situo protestu rel
kalaja Suv. ValstijQ If tai
kininl1u pilnesnio pasiaisklni
mo tue reikalu, kas pirmiau
nebuvo padaryta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
sUV. VALSTIJOS TURF 2,
OSS,222 KAREIVIQ.

Washington, geg. 23.-Va-
kar kar6s sekretorius Baker
kongreso pareikalavo paskirtl
$7,11S,562, ,466 kares reikalams
ir milijardo dolierip tik Wy
riausvbei zinomiems tikslams.
Be to. praneS6, kad Siandie S.
V. kariuomen6je yra 2,O3o,222
vyrQ. Gil PrancuzijoJe yra Jau
100000 kareiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
NESULAUKTA VOKIEGIU
INFANTERIJos UzPUoLT-
MO.

Paryzius, geg. 23.-Vakar
vokieciai baisiai bombardavO
prancuzQ pozicijas pietrytuo-
Sc nuo Amiens. Buvo manOma,
kad infanterija stos ofensy-
Won. Bet nesulaukta. Gil pran-
cuzai buvo pilnai pasiruoSe jQ
pasveikinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
TEUTONAI TURF ATNAU-
JINTI UzPUoLIMA.
Kitaip talkininkai gall stoti
ofensyvon.

Londonas, geg. 23.-Vollie-
Giu pavasarin6 ofensyva va
karQ fronte, kad priversti tai
kininkus taikon, kaip zinoma,
nedav6 pageidaujamQ pasek-
miu. Vakar su6io trys meme
siai, kaip vokieGiai buvo pra-
dele savo garsia ,ofensyva.
Pastaromis dienomis teciau
!iie uzpuolimus pertrauk6 IL
kol-kas anu neatnaujina:
TalllininkQ armijos tue tar
pu kuopuikiausiai sutvarkytos
visu frOntu If laukia, kuomet
gi vokieGiai pasidrasins at
nauiinti savo ofensyva. Vo-
kieGiai yra priversti pradetl,
neS kitaip prizes juoS paklls
talkininkQ armiios If ko gera,
dar gall visiSkai nuSluoti teu-
tonuS. VokieCiams ilgiau l1l-
keriuoti Su ofensyva If tas
neparanku, nes talkininkal
kasdien Wis daugiau stipreja.
Wis daugiau amerlkonlskoS
kariuomenas pristatoma. Tuo
tarpu .vokieciQ armijos savo
kiekybe negali but padaugin-
tos. Vargiai jie gal6jo uzkimst
nauiais kareiviais buvusihs
milziniSkuS nuOstolius.
Talkininkai visas laikas tai
vienur, tai kitr atlikin6ja pa
sekmingus uzpuolimuS. Te-
Giau ir tas vokieciQ neisjudina
is jQ uzsispyrimo. Vietomls
:iie prizes talkininkQ lokalius
uzpuolimus stoja kontratakos-
ma. Bet visuomet be jokio
grieztumo If smarkumo. lr
visuomet taS kontratakas tai
kininkai atbloSkia.
Paskiausias vokieciQ alta
kos nepasisekimas buvo IVY
kes siaurvakaruose nuo Mer-
vile, up6s Lys iSpjovoje. Jie
buvo atmuSti. AnglQ pozicijo-
Sc neivyko atmainos.
Kitur taippat nepasiseke
iiems. Gen. von Belowo armi-
ia Arras fronte neparodo
zenklu kokio nors smarkesnio
veikimo.
Is visako, matosi, kad Ber-
lynas negali ilgiau uztrukti
su ofensyva. Laikas vokie-
CLANS pradeti. TalkininkQ ar
mijos to laukia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
TALK|N|NKA| LAuK|A
VOK|EC|U OFENSYVOS
vOkieGiai girdOmi anGrikOniS-
kOmis dujOmis
TEUTONy LAKUNAMS KEPASISEKE UzPULTI
PARYzIUS
ARTILERIJA SUKONCEN-
TRUOTA TIES KENNEL.

Berlynas, geg. 23.-Oficiia-
liam vokieGiQ praneSime is
vwiausios karas stovyklos sa-
ko1M, kad vakarQ fronte
smarkiai veikia artilerija. Lab
jausia veikia KENNEL apylin-
kase, abiem up6s Lys pus6m
If tarpe Arras ir Albert.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
AUsTRIJOs CIESORIUS
TURKIJOJE.

Amsterdam, geg. 23.-Aus-
triios ciesorius Karolis su sa-
vo zmona Konstantinopoln
nuvyko praeita sekmadienl.
Gelezinkelio stotyje ciesoriQ
sutiko sultanas su mlnlsterlalS
ir diplomatais.
Ciesorius apsistojo Yildiz
rumuOSe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23

Austriios vyriausyb6 dmdsi
opresijos Gekijoje todel, kad
monas uz savo badmiriavima
viesai kaltina vyriausybe, kad
.iie daro susirinkimus ir IS
reiSkia nora atsimesti nuo Vo-
kietijos .ir taikinties, ir kad
pagaliau cekai reikalauja pri-
pazzinti iiems tautines teises.
ceIsq nerimavimai viesai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
ITALAI ATMUsE AUsTRU
ATAKAS.

Rymas, geg. %. -Kalnuose,
vakaruose nuo Brenta, italai
atmuSe keIias austrq atakas.
Ant lkalno SpinonGia,
vakaruose nuo Piave, paeme
austrq poziciia il SO nelais-
vius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23

Madison, Wis, geg. %.
Tornado palette ir Wisconsin,
valstija. Miestelis Lone Rock
apgriautas. Penki zmones zul-
vo. Yra If suzeistqjq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
LAKUNU UzPUoLIMo AU-
KOS.

LondOnas, geg. 23.-Pasta-
ruoju vokieciQ lakunQ uzpuo-
limu ant Londono, anot Oficl-
jaIio praneSimo, A zmonds nu-
zudvta ir ITO suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
ATMUsTA VOKIEcIU ATA-
KA.

Londonas, geg. 23.-Vakar
vokieGiai ties MeSnil m6gino
uzpulti anglq poziciias, bet
atblokSti. Taippat vokieeiQ
uzpuolimas atmuStas If aplink
Hebuterne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23

Paryzius, geg. 23.-sl-
met Prancuzijoje pramatomi
puikus jaw uzderajimai, ko-
kiu nebuta nuo 1898 metQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23

Washington, geg. 23.-
Suv. Valstijose visos Yokiecip
moterys lures uzsiregistruoti
ateinanGio birzelio II -26 die
nomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23

- Londonas, geg. %.
Siauriuose nuo Bagdado an
glq armiia pazangiuoia. Vie
moi vietoj anglQ raitarija SUI
muse turkus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23

= Paryzius, geg. 3d. Ma
kedonijos fronte serbai atmu-
Sc bulgaru fkpuolima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
Paryzzius, geg.

Paryzzius, geg. %.
Anot oficijalio pranesimo, va
karu fronte per praejusius
iris menesius vokieciai prazu-
de apie tukstanti lakstytuvu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23
20 zMoNIU zUvo NUo'
TORNADO.
Be to, apie 100 zmoniu SUI
zeista.

Des Moines, Iowa, geg. %.
Per Sitos valstijos dali ant
radieni prasniokste tornado.
Anot is vienur-kitur apturetQ
'ziniQ, 20 zmoniQ zuvo If apie
100 suzeista. Daugiau milijo-
no dolieriQ padaryta nuosto-
LIN.
9 zmones zuvo Boone, du
Newtone If po kelis kitur.
Didziausi materijaliai nuos-
toliai padaryta m. Boone.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-23

= Maskva, geg. o. Vo-
kieGGiai uzeme Suom6os mics
ta Abo.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-13
A BED THAT
GRANT II. DOWELL
DID NOT FANCY

A friend came into the newspaper
mans den yesterday and SOlemnS
swOre that the following tale is true;
Immediately upon receipt OF the
news of the tragedy Of Sacramento
Hm last Wednesday. Grant II. DoweH.
MASTER Of the Copper queen men and
materials. hurried in the rasing dust
storm from Douglas.
He went at once TO the. hospital
where his injured wOrkmen had
been taken fer treatment Alter see
ing that everything humanity possible
was heing done for these men, Mr..
Doweu stopped on the front porch TO
talk with a patient. In the meantime
a nurse notified the new steward 70
go out on the porch and take the new
patient TO the bed that had been
aSsigned 10 him.
When the steward arrived hurriedN
On the verandah he saw Mr.. pOwell
and went risht up 10 him and took
him BY the arm. Your bed is ready.
sir he said. 80 come on with me
right away.N
MY bed" exclaimed Mr.. DOweN,
not trying 20 conceal his surprise.
What do you mean. my beds"
Why. your bed in the hospital;
hurry M. the nurse Is waiting re
Piled the new steward. pulling impa-
tiently az the arm Of the master Of
the Copper Queen.
AT this moment the patient With
whom Mr.. DOwell had been talking
appeared, and the general mSnSsCr,
With that soft. slow smile Of his.
pointed TO the man aud said; There
: YOUR patient; as tor me, I never
felt better in my life Su6 then ran
down the steps % his car As lightly
as n young training officer on his first
workout on the arm grounds,