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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
Health Talks, by DR.. Vim. Brady
sour Brcnd and Sore Husbands
copyright. 1918 by National Newupzn.r s.-y,,.
Husbands are getting sore.


MICS. MT!EcS mad better take due notice
&c a| S T Hretd business is serious. And the fault
In the making of bread alcohol ia y h,n-oa
Net formed in the sponge by yeast fermentation
ne yeast dec0mposes sugar or starch or bot h.
10 raise the bread, and alcohol This alcohol is
entirely driven off by baking Baking also de-
Sfor0yS ,he yeast cells or plants. so that the
not thorough some Of the yeast remains alive in
the bread and fermentation continues siowlv
after il is baked. 10y VI '"o
You can't blame husband for feeling a little
sore about sour bread. especially When he un.
aerrook INC 1ob or furnishing twenty-one meals
That she waa IN educated. cultured woman
IN using the various wheat for substitutes
nov nov, required G there is difficulty in obtaining
gluten in theNsubstitutcs. Gluten ia Tho nitro "
Gemons substance which makes white fiour
to make the bread light Gnu MUS
Ffty,hry Is the regulation in buying flour
using them Let half whts se the ana 5dtiq 5a II
substitutes OF one several kinds 60 into the
daily bread. ~ 81"
Potato meal or potato water is useful in
making all white bread. to retain moisture in
the bread For war bread it is generally a
superfinous addition Sugar hastcns the begin
equally supcrnuous. since substitutes are rich
enough in starch. The primary mixing should
be fer r an hour or two longer than Gus
dough must then have a thorough second knead-
ing to spread the newly. grown yeast wen
little soda added to the dough tends TO neu.
mentation. 4 little white Of egg 'I thorousSIy
excellent substitute for the deficiency in gluten
lightcns the bread and brings back tho jov
of homecoming to the gudeman. War bread
mast he baked to the limit IL souring is TO be
prevented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
The Mouths or Dubcs.

Speaking of that mo torboat. we had our niece
out the other day mirror smooth river and
n the wake or powerboat gave her ride on
the hillows.
Ten minutes later with no powerboat In sight
sh" demanded that she be taken back over that
rocky place"
Whe7cupon we had to circle In our own wake
like a merry-go round. to get the waves And
she believes that rivers have permanent thank.
you-:narms in EN-.
iy which deceit undone. for since that
she won't let us go anywhere in straight line,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
Getting ria OF Large Hack Bugs.

" = J., Falmouth.--lf tNcse arc INC
large black bugs which resemble crick-
cts they can be cXtccmina,ed by clean
ing the rooms and putting out OF reach
ali food mat is at AL juicy. wipe away
every drOp Of water. even TO the last
drop hanging IN the water faucets; and
Of ,iitrobcnzal toN OF mirbane). one
drop should he put into IA" sink. After
. short period Of such treatment the
bugs VIII disappear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

In the proposed scheme of new tax i'm
posts with which the House Ways and Means
Committee is wrestling, maidservants are
classcd as luxury" and 10 per cent tax
n their wage is imposed. If four more
ire employed by one family, the tax is in
creased to 100 per cent When the taxing
Iower fails TO find some excuse for evading
ne application OF sound principles OF taxa
ton, the ingenuity OF those charged with
that duty will have ceased TO function. Still
4 aidservant is a luxury"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
WILL TAKE NO VACATION
President Decides to Remnin ut Ills
Desk In Warrington for
Summer

WASHINGTON. July l6.-There Will
be no vacation this year for President
Wilson. With matters Of tremendous
Importance demanding his attention
every day. the President has decided
that he cannot leave his desk, and Il
was definitely announced at the White
House to-day that he VIII remain In
Washington throughout the summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
News of Fifty Years Ago
tFrom the Richmond Dispatch Iu,v - ,c.e
At their last nao,i,

AT their last meeting the
mem bers of the Second
BAPTIST Church of this city
voted to release their
pastor. Rev. j. \. Cham
hllss. from pastoral duties
Tor Two months in order
that ne may recruit his
strength by rest and travel.
ihis Is commcndablc cy-
ample for our city churches
ana II VIII be we'll If othcrs
VIII give their hard worked
pastors a summer vacation
AT the annual meeting of
the Masonic educational
committee, held nm Nopdn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost nm! topic,
excepting on legal mud medical sub
jcctS, answered free. As ull In
uuirics are answered directly by per
Sonri letter sclf-a'idrc>scd. stamped
envelope IL required. Address The
Times Dispatch Information bureau,
Ririt,uund, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

II 2. y. FAR Scotland Is sep
orvted from England by the Solway
Firm. Cheyiot iillI and the River
Tweed ana on all Other sides Is
bounded by arms o! the sea. Its area
IS about 3c.iu4 slGai: milcs and Is
about as large as the state OF south
Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

school children. has appeared to prevent Eoi-
ter and to euro many cases. This is not a meas
@oe to DO attempted Without the SUPERVISION
not iodine at oil. l do not why neck OK.
crcise should influence goitcr more less than
general exercise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Ne Motorist.


My experience Is common to the general run
OF men
Who put their coin in motor things and curse:
No matter what tho motor is, It falters and
then,
Till Its victim wishes he were IN a hcarse.
Just for instance, there's my fivver: when she
hesitates. swear
tear the engine down from stem to stern.
Till / find the gasoline is out--so simple
There is always something chap
Bought n motorboat. a dnisy-Guarantecd and
stanch as steel
Trimmed TO ride the toughest that
rolled:
She's a beauty. and as steady on her water cut
ting keel
AS the finest yacht that prncelings buy for
gold.
But the other day she stuttered-didn't want
go at all
Dragged and spit aid kicked and beloved
like an ass!
And until l locked the critter for a thorough
overhaul.
Didn't notice her propeller choked with grass
So 1t goes They swcctly when the dem
onstrator's
And the salesman counts comm issions on the
deal
But the minute you are left alone the magic
all is COMO
And you have that sort of stung by thunder
feel.
But you pick it up by bucking all the troubles
that there are.
And in time you afford to sit and grin
At the chap who's having trouble with his mo-
torboat car,
In the self-same Kind OF pickle you were In.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

Who can blam: Councilman Morgan r.
Mills If he is stepping unusually high these
days? For hasn't his son, who bears his
name, Teen cited fC- distinguished courage
IN that warhell in Europe wlcre ordinary
courage ali goes as Il part Of the DAYS work?
&c hlsstthat very thing-anG all who know
Morgan Mills, and those who DO not are
among the unfortunate few ia Richmond, and
all WHO know his son, lieutenant !Iorgan r.
Nils, Jr who IN the simple performance OF
his duty has leaped into the hero class are
rejoicing with him over the signal recognition
that has been accorded the young mans ser
Vice 10 his flag. Lieutenant Mi!iS~ officially
praised by his regimcntal commander for
''conspicuously distinguishing himself in ac-
zion, Is maintaining the prestige OF the Vir-
ginia Military Institute, OF which he was 4
student. and is bringing fresh cause for the
pride that Virginia feels in the very flower
Of It's youth that il has sent to foreign fields
20 uphold the banner OF Righteousness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

engaged. 1t was a glorious day for American
arms, and in the further lighting, we may
rest assured, new achievements end added
glory will crown their efforts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

BY unanimous vote, the Haitian Council
OF State has voted the declaration OF war
tpon Germany demanded by the President OF
the republic. Haiti makes the twenty cond
nation 10 declare war Germany, while
<2ven other nations have broken diplomatic
relations with her, and some of these may
later follow it up by declaring war. Thus,
len the Beast is finally conquered. he will
lind virtually the whole world arrayed
against him. demanding that the ahackles be
iveted upon him hard and fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
Questions ma Answers.

Simple Goitrr.-Is Iodine good Tor goitcr
have no influence on her health? II so, what
form Of iodine should he used? Ia the colorles
q white iodine good? Is exercising Of the neck
good for such golfer r.
Answer.-Ycs. preferably iodine in It's natural
state. as present In sea foods anl in the drink
ing water in some c"r.mun;ties. Adding minute
quantities of iodine I o the drinking water in
communities in the Great Lakes basin where
simple gotcr is exceedingly prevalent among
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

considering the many reports OF his as
saSS'hduoh' II Is surprising TO learn that the
'oF",er gar has escaped from Russia to Dem
marx In the number OF his deaths Nicho,,s
promises TO rival former King Mcnclik
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
These Days.

Speaking OF peace" said the curhstone or
tor
Leave that to the Kaiser" Numbered a reg
ment passing by.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

1s, Win -, the New Workers trouping to Phoney
!siand by the million. 1t iossn'. lcok as thoneL
the Kaiser has 'em scared SO much after All
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

Worlds biggest meat cooler Is to be built /,
chicago what is really needed is a cooler for
some Of the biggest packers ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
4 Reward OF Virtue.

knowing the editors appetite for everything
Good and pa table. Sister l;fie Bean ca Lied M
his home n few days a-o and left n fulI-growI,
angel, food cake and n large dish OF luscious
Strawberries. for which wish her many
happy returns of the day-Anita Qowa) Record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

1t takes a brave man to admit that he can't
afford TO keep both house and an automobile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

AZ They Say IT In AuxtrIn-Hungry.
Little Tommy Tucker
Sings for his supper.
What shall he have
You asked a mouthful that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

We never have believed that slogans would
WIN inc war. but We never meet member ri
the United state Tank Corps that We don't uft
inc Old chapeau and yell: You id some thing
lcnrinE The past year we have become pretty
ven Ted UP on slogans. We have had slogans
!Hr hreakiaSt, lunch and dinner. but none OF
th'.n seemed TO hit the spot.
treat I'm Rough is a slogan that slugs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
Much Ado About Nothing
BY ROY X. sIOULToN,

Some misguided patriot has changed the name
OF his place from delica lessen shop to chowshon
ana urges all others to do so. chowshon ~.
says, is 100 per cent American. and not German
, Neither is delicatesscn Deiicatcssen is Frcuch.
But let her so chowshop
Another patriot has evolved breed Of chick
ems with red, white and blue feathers. TO he
khown as The Liberty" Perhaps the rooster
can crow The Star-Spanglod Tanner" but viii
the hens lay red. white and blue eggs yy!,hUu;
being given the vote?
. One dispatch insists that the Austrians are
rushing their reverses to tho BROKEN pisyn
line" Austria has more reverses than reserves
just 80 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

NeterinarIan has removed the bray Of Tho
nue. by using the knife. Now. II some other
o!o %hody VIII get busy with n knife and
remove the Kick. the average niue won't have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
Charcoal Eph,s Daily Thought.

Hit ain SO much who got de money" said
Charcoal Eph in a mood. Hits who know de
combination dc safe, subj Try piece n.
tripe, Mistah Jackson"
Half the time you worry about things tina I
haven't happened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

PUBLISHED every dny in the year at 10 South Tenth
Street. Richmond, Nn.. by The Times dispatch Pub
fishing Co.. Inc, Charles T.. Hnsbrook Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
Forwnrd-LookinC,

Yon proud bronzed turkey but a stripping fowl
Struts by me gobbng with his fattening jowl
And conscious Of his overweening pride.
Tries TO insult with his kingly pride!
But have care. o Turk. for 1 remember
Picking your fathers bones but last November.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
Another.

We don't need an expert surmiser
To figure the fate of the Kaiser:
It's pretty safe guess.
Where he ends. that his dress
NiI include thick asbestos visor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
Compliment. to thu k,,,.-

HIS cabinet or council, bunco- eerers or
Whatever you call 'em. told Bill Hohenzollern
the United States couldn't yet DON RIO,
across. and with 100000 in the field and I 600 :
600 training and shipping. we opine that the
halseF's taNpaying population will pretty soon
Re- MUNICH that he's some easy himself an
awful Lar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS The Times
Dispatch, and O iDli yiduns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
Never Satisfied,

NcNcr SntISHcd.
sec that fellow sitting cake of ice under
the electric fan eating ice cream?"
Yep: what about him?
Why. he's the same man who LioL.s ,.
February because didn't sprinkle ashes on NV
sidc"alk" 49,
The stacker who cheers the flag is like the
the basket.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

Headline. '"'
Cheer IN! The German failure Will be sim
more painful to Germans. ~
Nazimova seems % have solved the problem
Of perpetual emotion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17
RirfJulunN Ginlrs. Rispatrh

THE TIMES THE DISPATCH
Est. 1883 Est. 1880
Entered january ct. 1908. the rost-Oficc Mt
Richmond W.. sccond-class matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

BRANCH OFFICES: WASH
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TELEPHONES: Randolph I.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-17

our friends who favor with manuscripts and
illustrations for publication Wisl! To have valuable
articles returned, they must in all send stamps
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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-21
20 SUBMARINE PASIDAVE
TALKININKAMS.
Tai tik pradzia;; pasiduos jQ
daugiau.

Londonas, lapkr. q. - Dvi-
desimts vokieciq nardanclQl
laiviQ (submarinQ) vakar pa
sidave Britanijos admirolul
Tyrwhitt uz 80 myliQ nuo
Harwich, anot presos asoclJa-
cijos pranesimo. Tai pirmutl=
mes tallxininkams pasidavusios
nardancios laives.
Admirolas Tyrwhitt tQ mar
danciu laiviu igulu komendan-
tll pasidavima prieme ant sa-
vo laivo., Britanijos skraiduo-
.lio.
Tuojaus nardanGip laiviQ
vokiska igula pamainyta anglq
jurininkais, gi vokieeiai pa
init nelaisven, kurioj isbus Ii
gi galutinos taikos padarymo.
Kaip ssiandie lures pasiduo-
ii dar 20 nardanciu laiviQ, 81
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-21
BAVARIA NEPRIPAzIsTA
.PRUSIJOS VIRsENYBES.

Bazilea, lapkr. 21.- Nauja
demokratin6 Bavarijos val
dzia paskelbG proklemacijq,
kurioje sakoma, kad Bavari-
jos reikalai ateityje busiQ APP
Saugoti. Pazymima, kad nau-
joj VokietijoS federacijoj nei
viena vaIstyb6 netur6s jokios
virSenyb6S. Bavarijos visos
istaigos busiq sudemokrati-
zuOtOS. :.
Bavarijos premjeru yra So
cijaIistas laikraStininIas Els
ner. Jis pazymi, kad Siandie
socijalistiSka vyriausyb6 Vo-
kietijai n6ra galima. Oar lab
jaus tokia vyriausyb6 nebus
galima, kuomet po taikos Vo-
kietijai priSieis istoti pasauli-
men tautQ sajungon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-21

,KARALIUS BUsIAs LIUDI-
NINKAS I PASIDUODANT
VOKIEGTU LAIVYNU1.

Londonas, lapllr. 21.-Visa
Anglia su nekantrumu laukia
ziniQ is siauriniu jurip, ku1'
talkininkams turf pasiduotl
vokieGiu kards laivynas, ku-
riuo vokieCiai viSas Iaikas taip
daug didziavoSi.
Anglijos karaliuS il Valijos
princas iiSkeIiavo jur&sna, kad
butt Iiudininkais Sitam istori-
niam atsitikime. ...
Manoma, kad ligi sekmadie-
MO visi reillalaujamieji vokie-
GiQ kares laiYai bus talkininkq
rankose.
PaimtuS laivus pasidalins
taIkininkai. Suprantama, dau-
giausia laivu tekS Anglijal,
kuri daugiausia veikG jur6se
kar6S metu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-21
BOLSEVIKAI. BAIGIA zU-
DYTI KUNIGAIKsCIUS.

Omskas, lapllr. 2O.-Cekai-
SlOvakai AllispovSke (Siberl-
ioD vienam SuIinyj atrado pen
kiS rusu kmigaikSciQ lavo-
nus. Tarpe anu yra il buveS
Konstantin KonstantinOvlt,
kurio zmonq bolSevikai laiko
kalGjime mieSte Perm.
Anot praneSimo, tie kuni-
gaikSGiai buvo atgabenti IS
Permo il gyvI SumeSti Sull-
min, turinciam % p6das gilu-
mo. Paskui ] nelaiminguoslus
dar pamesta daugeliS ranlli-
niQ granatQ.
NetOlies JekaterinburgO,
kur bolSevikai nuzud6 cara,
vienam miSke atrasta nepalal
doti 65 lavonai. Tai buvo z,T-
miausieji JekaterinburgO gy-
ventojai, kurie nesutikime gy-
'veno su bolSevikais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-21
DANIELS REIKALAUJA
DIDELIO KARES LAIVY-
NO.

Washington, lapkr. 2l.-
Vakar kar6s laivyno sekreto-
rius turejo privatine konfe-
rencija su kongreso komitetu
laivyno reikaluose. Kalb6tasi
apie pinigQ asignavima kares
laivynui 1920 metals.
Sekretorius reikalavo, kad
kar6s laivynas butQ didina-
mas, kadangi ateitis dar neuz-
tikrinta. Nors proponuojama
sutverti .tautQ sajungq,, bet ta-
me reikale nieko tikro dar ne
zinoma..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-21
MOKESTIS ANT VIRSUTT
NTU GELEzINKELIV
6 GENITAL.
ChicagieGiams neduodama
balSo.

Chicagoje ant virSutiniU @c-
lezinkeliV moke>tiS uI v2Iia-
vimQ paSkirta s centai. Tai
pada1'1 pagarSeiu~i state Pub
lie Utilities komi>iia. iuri ar
dai il gazo kompaniiai uI -
vartojamQ gazQ uIdajo @er&
nuoSimti pclno.
Kulbama, kad ant vir&uti-
niQ geIezinkeIiQ Is ccnt0i vie
toje ) centQ bus iN&ma jau
apie gruodzio l IT,
PruneSama, kad toii patti
lloni~iia veiliai pajar>> 6
centus arha il : c"ntu~ III Va
zineiimQ %atvrkari"l>.
NegeIb~ti mi =moniQ pro
teStai. nci nu>iSkumdimai. TaS
prie>inga, anot iurl~tQ tyirji-
nimo. net vai~tl!o> kon>titu-
ci.iai. Bet ! visa t2i neatSl-
zvelgiama. Gmii, t@> daro-
ma del kartS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-21
HINDENBURGUI QUOTA
LAISVE VOKIETIJOJE.
Jis gall neSioties su savimi
ginklus.

corepba rao I,,,l,r On -
c,0s1J.o I9rI;n;nLn IT, k,roi-
,.;,, t,r,.h. n..loIha vol,ip-
,la;,. ,,ol.r,,,,.;;,
n'-,.i7l;:;" I,''( - ,,l;:o;(" Ia,.on,a I,aJ M
'OH'' .t; ''!'J ,,,oa;;aIi,
'aI ," P'''''l"',', e. ,'',,, NV, :,
SIo"o" SAW '''''''''''' ''''' '''
nI.I ;=,ls.4,.+; y;
I LoN,'''I"''JoJ' '>,''I,H =
81 IlIn''e"'UIS0 i'"It'' '''',' Nc.
r'S me'u' II p"S"'l"''> P"HI =
mllna' Nd" J'H !r"!'''''' IL
ZmonlQ N"r''oS' >. " 'S''''- III
mo V"ianuoSe' .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-21
BAIGIAMA KONGRESO Sc
SIJA.
Sta sesija skaitosi kares Sc
STA.

Washington, lapkr. 2l.-
Siandie uzdaroma 65 kongreso
kar6s sesija. Sesijos pabaiga
bus teGiau atnaujinta gruodzlo
2 d. Sita sesijos dalis bus va
dinama rekonstrukcijos seslJa.
Kar6s sesija labjausia pasi-
zym6jo autorizavimu dldeflQ
kar6S iSlaidu. lsviso islaidq
autorizuota $36, ,299, 1852 81
tie visi pinigai buvo skiriami
kareS ir vyriausybes reika-
lams. Daugelis kar6s sesiJos
nuveikimQ lures perkratineti
il perziurGti rekonstrukcljos
Sesi.ja.
Is pamin6tinQ svarbesnlq
kar6s sesijos nuveikimQ yra
Site;
GelezlnkellQ Kon'roles s o1lluS 1
IeleSraIq II 'eieioii's No'i
troles OllluS'
Overmano lStatylhaS' 'el.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-21
Hinderburguii uzzttikrinta:
viSuOtina laisVe
NuO vokiieGciq paliuosuojamas
Brussels
BELGIJOS SOSTINE BRUS-
SELLS PALIUOSUOTAS.

Ghent, Belgiia, Iapkr. 90
Nukar vakare BelgijOS SoSti-
nIn Bru>ScIin in&io pirmos
bcl&Q armijoS prieSakindS sar-
gyhoS.
Kaip Simdic turi ten mciti
hrlgQ kariuomcn1 paSitraukuS
volieciam>.
NokicGiai kareiviui BruSsc-
Iyji anIai prajovuS i&darinG-
jo. kuomct vokicGiV revoliucl-
jonicriai intio kar"iviu taa'-
pan. Observation-Disclosures, dau-
@iuu>ia >ocijaliStai, kareiviQ
turpe ~utvtrG tarybaS.
TQ tarybQ virsaiGiai mdgino
>u>iartinti 81 beIgQ SocijaliS-
tai>. Bet Site atsakt. kad iie
ncnori turtti nieko bendra Su
vokieGiai> SOcijahstai>, neziu-
rint to, kaS jie butQ, darbi-
ninkai ar kareiviai.
BeIgai Sociialistai paZymijo
kau iiemS nGra zinoma vokie-
Giu darbininkV dvaSia. Bet
@2rai jiemS yra zinomi vokie-
Giai kareiviai, kurie karts me-
tn helGamS i~i6dG.
Belgai SocijaIiStai dar pasa-
Ike, kad tegu vokieciai socija-
liStai Savo SalieS ziuri il tegu
.jie %ino. kad BeIgiioje nekuo-
met neraS <au dirvoS vokiS-
kaS SociializmaS Su bOl$evi-
kizmu.
VokieGiQ kareiviai prizes
BruS>eIio apleidimq ,apipleS&
daugeli SyventojQ. PaSkui,
ivairiQ daiktu negal6dami su
>avimi gabentieS, tuos parda-
rintjo ant kerGiQ gatviQ.
NokieGid kareiviai, be to,
apiplGS6 il Savo kvatermeiSt-
TO Sandeliu>. PaSkui viSai
pigiai zmon6mS pardavin6jo
batuS, uzklodaIuS, auteS IL XII
tOkius daiktUs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-21
SOLF PRAsO SUSTMYLE- E
JIMO.
Nori isgauti salygu palengvi.
nina.

Londonas, lapkr. 21.-To-
mis- dienomis cia pagauta be-
vieliu telegraph paleista depe-
Sa, po kuriqia pasiraSo Vokie-
tijos uzsieniQ reikalQ Sekreto-
rius DR.. Solf. DepeSa pasiQsta
Suv. Valsti.jV, BritanijoS,
Prancuzijos il ItalijoS vyriau-
SybGms.
Toje depeSoje praSoma Sll-
minkStipti Vokietijai pastaty-
tas lailinos santaikos sqlygas,
butent: " ...
|. Leisti normaliam ekono-
miniam judGjimui vystyties
uzimtQ teritoriju il Vokietijos
2. LeiSti laisvQ tranSporta-
ella upe Rhine,
3. Panaikinti blokadq.
t. Leisti Vokietijai ekspor-
tuoti, an9lis j Skandinavijq.
j.. Panaikinti reikalavima,
kad talkininkamS butQ paves-
Ia pazym6tas skaitlius CARVE
ziQ il geIezinkeliQ vasonQ.
Tai visa, salo, Vollietijal
butinai reikalinga, ypac kad
apsiSaugoti bado If bolSevikiz-
mo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-21
Jau pasidaVe talkiqinkams
20 submarii1q
BOLSEVIKAI NETEKO
KIJEVO.
Bolsevikams Wis blogiau Rusi-
joje.

Copenhagen, laplSr. 2l.- Is
Kijevo svedijon praneSama,
kad atejusi is Astrachaniaus
kariuomen6 nuvert6 Ukrainos
bolSevikiSka vyriausybe If pa
6m6 patti Kijeva.
Ukrainos tautinis susirinki-
mas is Kijevo pasprudo ir
tuojaus mieste lkurta provlzl-
jonal9 vyriausybe.
Miesta pa9m6 anti-bolseviska
kariuomen6, kuriai vadovau-
ia gen. Denikin.