davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1918-05-10
GROUP OF TEUTONS RAISE CRY:
"SAVE GERMANYS GOOD NAME

BERcE, Switzerland. May s.-1here's
q smaIl, slowly growing eroup c: men
tn Germany, who. thinking Of the fu-
ture, are trying to "clean up the Hun
md make Germany presentablo before 4
the world.
They're trying 20 pound st home that /
Germany's world standing must be con |
slGorcd-if, indeed. it is not already TOO I
late.
These missionary efforts are appar-
entity having no general enect.
However they do show that some
men In Germany now see the hand
writing on the wall. From there you
can draw your own conclusions.
Prince Max Warns.
Prince Macmillan, amiable heir TO
the throne OF Baden, who made the
Kaiser angry in 1917 by protesting pub
lcly against the Huns brutality, still
appears to have hopes Of saving Ger
many's good name"
Germany must declare that she re
cognizes the rights OF other peoples,
and that she IS determined to satisfy
those rights" he says I'm an interview.
ct Is not within our own borders
solely that our name should have
good sound. Germany may not risk
losing her moral position in the world.
II she did all her victories would bring
her but shame. dishonor, and, finally,
dlsintegration and death"
Gerlach, Too
Herr Won Gerlach makes, in DIE Welt
am Montag, another blunt appeal to the
Kaiser:
I'VE must without delay show the
men Of good will across the sea that
our will, too, is good. This. however,
cannot be done by means Of dubious
speeches. but only by deeds
The Kaiser and his immediate coun-
cillors must be made aware OF this II
they do not already realize it. Then,
II they fail TO act, the most terrible
responsibility FOR what may befall will
fall with crushing weight on they
shoulders
And Harden
MsXimilian Harden and Dr.. Nauman
sound the same warning.
The Eberneld Free Press looks ahead
90 the day when future generations re-
fleet calmly on the wanton butchery
for which Germany is responsible and
says
Germany will emerge from This wai
without any really dependable allies
In the east and southeast.
"The question that faces MS is
Whence shall we procure the p0litica
friendships without which not even th,
strongest nation can continue TO live
we must admit once for all that or
friendship i'm the west we can depens
even less than we can in the east. Th'
only thing. therefore that may still b
possible for German policy DO do vii
De TO prevent this war. on the very da,
of the conclusion Of peace, from re
solving itself into merely Qosipone
enmity.'
EN-Krupp Chief
Perhaps the most interesting docu
ment is a statement which recently wa
given publicly here. signed by Dr. vii
helm Muhlon former director Of th
krupp works - follows.
since the first days of 1917 ] hav
abandoned an hope as regards the pres
ent directors of Germany.
our offer of peace without indicatio
Of our war aims the accentuatiOn q
the submarine war. the deporiations {
Belgians, the systematic destruction j
France and the torpedoing Of Englis
hospital ships have so degraded Oh
Evening journal., 1918-05-10
HnT TsEnnLn NnTTs.

Potatoes have a much better favor II
cooked in an iron pot
Unbealen cereals can be used TO
thlcken soaps. stews or gravlcs.
IL 10 IS necessary TO keep beef for a
time immerse 10 In sour milk.
A fruit gelaiine may be made with
Evening journal., 1918-05-10

that many Germans may understand and
act
An Ouicast.
The Vosslschc Zeitung OF Berlin, says
THE German people viii have cause
60 curse their ruling men for their lack
Of perspicaclty through which Germany
has been converted into sort OF out
cast Rmong the nations.
Evening journal., 1918-05-10
.lmnsl nnr Icft nNnr frnlf-

almost any left over fruit.
Scrambled eggs served with asparagus
make an excellent dish.
Any vessel that milk Is % be poured
into should be flrst scalded.
II IS wrong 10 allow silver % stand
over night without washing.
Evening journal., 1918-05-10
Worng Way TO "CIean Him Up"

Prince Max and
some other Germans
have set out to res
cue tho Hun from
the mire-to save
Germ any S good
name - TO make
Germany NJ for the
friendship OF other
nations. Max. a tip
the Hun can't be
Cleaned up" that
way. But he can be
cleaned up" Watch
the Sammies- they'll
show you howl
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
LAKUNAS MILLER GREZ
IA NEW YORKAN.

Cleveland, Ohio, rugs. o.
Gia praneSta, kad vakar, sol
rytc, Iakunas Max Miller, ku-
riS Su laiSkaiS lekia tarp Chi
cagoS il New York o, perskrl-
do per PettisviIIe, Ohio, apic
1G myliu rytuoSe nuos Bryan,
Ohio. JiSai gryzta atgal
New York Su daugiau, kalp
5000 laiSkp. Jeigu ae!vykS
kokia nors kIiutiS, d New
Yorkq pasieks siandie ryte,
padarydamaS visa keliq per
II valandaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
VALSTIJAs IRE,
. CIA PASKoLOJE.

Washington, rugs. 1O.--Via-
mas is kieIvienQ SeSiQ zmoniQ
Suv. ValStijoSe pirlIo Trecio>
Paskolos Laisv6s bondsuS.
Bondsus pirko. 9,30S,3225 emo
niu, arba IS nuoS. 100000
moniQ, kuric Sioje salyie gy-
vena.
Paskoloje surinkta $4,176.-
516,S5O. Gil paskoIa daryta tlk
del 3 miIijardQ. Tai-gi su.ink-
ia 3S nuoS. daugiau, kaip rel
kdio. KiekvienaS diStriktaS,
kiekviena vaIStiia .,ir kuone
kiekvienas miestas Surlnko
daugiau kaip savo dali. Bet a.
teinanGioje paSkoIoje bus de
DANA dar dideSn6s paStangoS
pervirSyti Siuos rekorduS.
Illinois vaIstija pardavlme
bondSu stow treGioje vietoie.
Pardavt 1,6O7, 900 bondSl uz
$279,000,000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
sEKRETORIUS BAKER
VEL LANKO GEN. PER,
SHINGA,

Washington, rugs. lO.-Ka-
res departamentaS praneSa,
kad Prancuzijon atvyko kar6>
Spkretorirl> Baker Su oficiiaIe
partiia. Tarp jQ yra gen. gy-
dytojaS GorSaS. il Joha: D.
Ryan, pag. SeIh'. aeropIaDQ
>kyrTuje.
Mr.. Baker il kit komiSijos
nariai iSkeIiavo kareiviQ trans
porte, ku'iS vez6 papraStQ kic
kyle kareiviQ.
Mr.. Ryan tenai iSI:eliavo
kad Studijuoti aeropIanQ pa,
d6jimq uz juriQ IL perAiur&ti
lirbtuveS, kurioS tenai gami
na AmerikoS aerOplanuS. Cen
gydytojaS GOrgas perfumes
Amerikos armijoS ligonineS.
Sis yra antras sekretOriauS
Buker'o lankymasiS Pr0ncTZi;
joje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
PRANCUzAI ARTI M|ESTO
ST. QUENTIN
La Fere jau turbut
prancuzu rankose
ViSu frOntu VOkieCiai be paSi-
gaiI9jimO pIiekiami

to&e pa>itaiSyti ir apSidrauSti
Del SitQ baiSiQ nepaSiSeki-
mQ il ntra >tebitina, .iei vollic-
Giai i$nauio ir vel ina garSiau
iaIbGti apple taikQ. Deja, tall
kininkai .ju tuoS taikoS noruS
ncatkreinia nei domoS.
Ku IIindenburga> veikia,
kurS praeitQ pava&ari buvo pa
SiHadtje> kuovcikiauS but Pa
ryIiuje il pirm saves paSiuntG
kaizorio SoSto ipddinl. Bet Sis
@avo pIiekti taip. kad voS >uS
pGio pabGgti atoStogoSna.
Taigi il, nczinia kq vciiia
dabm IIindenhurgaS, ta$2i
buve> vokieGiQ idoIa> ir ti"-
~iog pu~dicviS, Iluriom Ii
tuomct buvo pa>i>ckr ~uhu&-
knit >ukIiuvusiaS ruSQ armi-
jas, kmriQ vadai huvo papii'k-
ii kaiz"rio pini&aiS.
Zinoyai apSkaitIiuoia, kad
vokicGiai &iandic viSam va
hartman fronto. nUo Siami-
niu juriV Iigi Hvric@riios, tn
ri nedau@lau, kaip puStr"rio
miIijono kareiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10

divizijoS viSiemS neutrality Sa-
IiQ ambaSadoriamS, pasimu-
niamS ir konSuliams:
"Norime priminti JusQ do
mai, kad kaikurioSe SalySe, Su
kuriomiS JUS eSat6 SuSijunge,
Suorganizuota Speci.ialiai blu
raj pIatinti propaganda toS"
Saly<e, kurioS kariauia Su
cpntraIGmis vaIStybGmiS.
eta propaganda tuli para
ginti Soci.jaliStuS prize. veikimo
ir, is toS priezaStieS, pakeltl
StrriIluS, revoIiucijaS, SuEiIi-
mus, civiIe kare ir suiudimrS
del pametimo ginklQ II Srel-
to< taikos. PraSOme, kad jus
kick gal6dami apSaugotmtte
il Sandarbautum6te su mine
tQ propagandoS biurQ vadaiS.
.Jie jumS parodyS .reikalM9u*
iSsitiktjimo raStus. Balthelm"
Taippat turima laiSkaS, ku-
riS parodo, kad tarp vokieGill
SociialiStQ Scheidemann'o il
Maxim Gorky ivyllo pinigfnG
sutarti$. w tq boISevikai Soci-
.jalistai pakurStG bolSevillQ a
gitacijQ 1917 m., prizes pat nuo
Sosto nuvertimQ prem. KerenS
kio ir ruSQ armijQ demorali-
zacijq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
KELIAS RU-
s1JoN.
Bolsevikai neatlaiko eekQ
spaudimo.

Pladivostokas, rugs. 10, =
Japonijos Stabas gavo zinlQ,
kad Cekai-slOvakai Waldo se-
lezinkeli nuo Olovyannos llSl
Penzos.
Gekp-sIovakQ netiketas isl
verzimas dalimi ivyko delto,
kad talkininkai trauk6si Cha
barovsko linkon. Gi bolSevi-
kai, pabuge, atitrauke nuo
BaiIIalo ezero 'didele savo ka-
riuomenes dali if ia pasiuntd
Chabarovskan. Tuomet, po ce-
ku spaudimu is vakaru, II
gen. Semionovo spaudiml is
rytu, didziai susilpnintas from
tas susmuko.
Tai-gi dabar yra gera pro
ga isiverzti Rusijos sirdin,
kur butQ galima gauti geros
talkos nuo visQ lojahu rusll.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
PARODO, KAD KAIzERIS
PAPIRKO LENINA sU
TROCKIU.
Taigi, bolSevikai yra kai5erio
agentai.

New York, rugs. 1O.--Leit.
W0Oldemar W. SveSnik0v, Ill
81 artilerijos oficieras, kuris
plieS v0kieGius kariavo du me-
tn, Sion SaIin atvezG kOpiiaS
Senu RusijoS laikraSGiQ. LaiE-
raSGiuose atSpauzdinta kalze-
rio dukumentai Leninul II
Trockiui. Is iQ pasirodo, knd
kaizcris paStarieSiemS uzmoEt
.jo daug piniSQ, itlant jie pla-
tintQ Savo propaganda.
"BolSeviku vadQ suokal-
biai," sake lett. WOoldemar,
"huvo taip gerai pasldptl, kad
nebuvo galima prirodyti, jog
lie buvo i$davikai uz piniguS.
Mes jie rod&Si atviri il drQ-
>u<. Jie nclluomct nevartoJo
pavoiingQ pricmoniQ uzginti,
kad jiemS Vokietijo moka pl
niguS. Imties patvirtinti Savo
nekaltybe juoS priverstQ Is
duoti dar labjauS iioms pa~o-
.iinguS daiktuS. Tai-&i hol$cVl-
Eai Socijali>tai at-ukGaNo Sal
ta auSi viSiemS a?kaltin!n>am>
ir paSakydavo atvirai: Zeal
mes m Gmtme piniguS mo Vo-
kicGiQ. Bet mHSE prieza>tyS
huvo prieSin@os vokicGiQ prize
%aStimS'.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
Boil LSEV|KAI NUzuDE 547
zNONES
Jie grun|oja ang|ams If
pTdncuzamS
Prizes GALA Ju0S APIMA PASELUSl0JI
DESPERACIJA
BoLsEv1KAI S1ULo PA
MAINYTI DIPLoMATUS.
Dora Kaplan nuzudyta.

Amsterdam, rugs. l0.-Ru-
sijos socijalistu bolSevikQ val
dzios nariai apsiims pamainyti
diplomatus Su Anglia, jeigu
pastaroji bolSeviku atstovams
Londone duos pasportus. ~
part to, uzSieniu ministerio
Tchitcherino pranesimas,
Petrograd TeIegraph'o pasiqs
taS VosSiSche Zeitung, sake:
"Susekus prancuzQ ir ang-
lu dipIomatu veikimus, kurie
buyo prizes sovieto valdz.a,
valdzia buyo priversta suares-
tuoti kai-kuriuos NINETY sa-
liu agentus".
.PraneSimas tada paduoda
pfopozicijos salygas ir toliaus
sake:
"Tos sqlygos turi but pat
virtintos Olandijos, : Norvegi-
jos ir Svediios. NJ. Litvinovui
apie tai prane$ta telegraph.
Kuomet aptur6sime nuo jo to-.
Iegramq, r. Fl, Lockhart, An
glijos generals konsulis il jo'
pagelbininkai bus tuoj padue-
ii Olandijos atstovQ globon"..
Dora Kaplan nuzudyta.
Telegrama is Maskvos Ber-
lyno laikraSciui Lokal Anzei-
ger praneSa, kad Dora Kap-
Ian, Lenino paSoveja, bolsevi-
ku nuzudyta rugs. 4 d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
REIKALAUJA DIDESNES
ALGOS.

Scranton, Pa, rugs. 10. =
Ga suSirinko 400 kietQju ang-
liu darbininkQ. Padard rezo-
Iiucijas, kuriaS pasiuntd pre-
zidentui WiISonui, kuro admi,
niStratoriui Garfield il darbo
seIlretoriui WiISonui. Fedora
Iiai ekspertai perkratindja
liompaniiQ knygas, norddamI
suzinoti, ar bus galima pakel-
ii darbininkams algas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
zUDO zM0NES BoLsEVI-
KAI.
Jiems geriau sekasi bueeriau-
tt, kaip carams.


Amsterdam, rugs. 10.---Pet-
rograde bolSevillai oficijallai
paskelb6, kad iie tenai nusa-
labino 512 zmoniu, tarp k,lriQ
buve 10 SocijalistQ revoliuci-
jonieriu uz nuzudyma tenai
bolSeviko Moses Uritzky. 81
taS zydas huvo pirmin'nkaS
bolSeviku komiSiioS, kn'ios
tikSIa< darbuoties pakiIimd
prizes boISevikuS Sulaikyne.
Taigi uz viena nenaudtll
kaizerio bernq bolsevikai nu-
galabijo net 5l2 zmoniQ:
SmoIenske bolSevikai nuau-
de 81 Gxarininlus ir Maskva'
archimaudrlta Makarq, kalpo
atker$$ijimQ NJ Lenino paSovi-
ma.
BolSevikai Su visu paS6limu
,naikina parinktiniausius ruSl!
tautos vyruS. Ir jie mano, tur-
but, tokiuo budu uztikrinti SAT-
ilgeSni vieSpatimq Rusijoi"'
Bet veltui darbas:.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
SVETIMSALE E NINA TIES
NEW JERSEY PAKRAS-
GU,

Long Branch, N. j., Netoli
nuo Gia atrasta nina, svetimo
iSdirbimo. Sveria apie 200
svaru ir turi numeriuS 524.
Nugabenta j Sandy Hook, kur
almijos il laivypo oficierai ia
perfumes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
GRUMOJA ANGLAMS IszU-
DYMU.

Stockholm, rugs. 10.--Po
Lenino paSovimo- bolSevilSai
socijalistai suareStavo Divide
Simts seSis anglQ pavaldinius,
turincius Rusijoie oficijales.
vietas. Telegrama j svenska-
Dagbladet is Helsingforso pra
mesa, kad bolsevillai sociialis-
tai grumoja juos iszudyti, isi-.
gu Leninas mirtq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
TRAUK1N1s, NEsUvALDo.
MAS, UzMUsE 1 IR sUztELI.
DE 20.

Mack, Col, rugs. 10.-Kon-
duktorius P. J. Fitzpatrick il
Cimarron, Col, uzmllstas II
inzinierius George Lyman is
Bingham, Utah, suzeistss, kuo
met inzinierius neb.gsleio, su-
valdyti traukinio ant QuintsA
gelezinkelio. Devyniolika pa
sazieriq suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
PRAs1DEJo soCIJALIsT0
DEBSO .BYLA.

Cleveland, o., rugs. 1o.-Xa
kar cionai prizes federali teise-
.ja Westenhaver prasidejo NJ
nomo socijalisto Eugene p.
Debso byla, Jis kaltinamas
M perzengima espionage lsta-
tymo.
sukeliavo garsiausieii Sios
Sales socijalistai. Vyriausybes
atstovsi tvirtina, kad Debs
1894 metals vadovaves gele-
ziakeliecip streikui Cbicagoje.
Tasai streikas buvo pasizyms-
les kruvinomis riauSemis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
Priem9 pinig1ls 1914 N.

"',Iu Nienatin6~ apSl&Nmmo
rriemonG huvo, Srrltal Sulmk-
Ii vi>uS dolumcntuS, apkaltI-
nanGiuS LeninQ il jc dranguS,
kuriuoS jie po>ivoG& is S"no-
SOS valdzi0S p0IiciioS Hrchlvp.
luSitikitini dokumcntai, We
nok, NUNS duoda gcruS prlro-
uvmuS teiSingumo apkaItlnmIl
lripS bolSeviku>. Jie atSpauz-
dinti pietinGS RW'ijo> laikraS-
tyi, PriazovSkii Krai ir Saval-
tiniame MaSkvoS laikraStyJ
Fonaruj C).
"Sie laikraSGiai parodo, Ead
LeninaS, TrockiS, I-oanarSkv
il .iu draugai net nuo 1914 me
tn gavo nuo Vokietijos pinl-
gu uz platinimq vokieciE pro
pagandoS bolSevikizmo ?ormo-
je'.
Vienas is prirodymQ, aPie
kuri lett. VveSnikovas pamint-
io, yra lapeliS is VokieElu w
SieniQ departamento, su dlena
vasario %, 1918 m. JiSai Skam
ba:
Ragina civile kare.
Is uzSieniu departAMeElo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
ST. QUENTIN APsAUDoMA
La Fere gal talkininku ranko
Sc.

LonGOnas. rugs. lO.-Prancu
zai dubm' yra praktikaIiai W.
enc kuone visa CroZat perka-
- lkanaIQ). IS ten .iiemS be-
like tik keturio> myIioS ! st.
Quentin mic>tQ, anapUS Hin
dcnburgo IinUoS. BE to prm.
cuzV raitariioS patroIi0i iru
paSickG micSto La Fcrr prize
micSGiu>.
Naip st. Quentin, taip I.a
.Ferr yra prancuzQ mie>tai,
Tai Svarbjau>ioS vokicGil mi
Iitm,inl> bazG~. * ten voki"-
ciai Simet kovo y 4. buvo
pr;ldtjr savo garsiQ ii baiSiai
~ntpa>i>eku>iQ ofen>yya.
Dabar pranruzai 81 >ayo
talIiininkQ pagcIba vokirGiu>
atbIoSkia atgaI. st. Quentin
prancuzai .iau bombardloia.
ii la Fore Siandip turf butt
prancuzQ rankoSe.
VokirGiU mmiio> >udemora-
Iizuotos ir taip netekuSioS >t;p
rybiS, kad vi>u frontu prizes
talkininkuS neutlaiko. Tik vie
tomi> uzpakaIind> iU ~ar@y-
boS paGuIdo @aIvaS, >uIaiky-
damoS >partc>ni taIkininkQ pir
myn zongimQ. Tuo budu duo
DANA progoS vyriauSiOmS Sa-
ro armijoms paSiimti ~ saw
mi ginkIuS ir amuniciiQ ii
paSpru~ti ! atvangeSno> vie
ta$.
Iindenbwgo linija jau ne
begyvuoja. SuSkaldyta ke-
las daIiS. Talkininkai be di-
dcliQ trukdymQ varoSi pin
myn. Jei tam talkininkQ brio
vimui~i nebuS kokiQ SvarbeS-
niQ nopramatomQ kliuGiQ (gi
vokieGiai nepadaryS tokiV, nc
uzimS daug IaiEo yokieCihS IS
ginti is PranclmijoS il iSibriaH
ii VokietijoS Sirdin).
PaStarojo talkininkQ zingS-
MO vokieGiai bijoSi kaipo per
kuno trenkimo. Bet Gia baimj
jicmS nieko negclb6S.
Taip yra Pikardijoj. Bet il
Flandriioi taIkininkai pirmyr
zygiuoja. AtciS vaIanda,, kao
vollieGiui be dideliQ sunkeny
blu bus i&luoti * viSo$ Belgi.
JOS.
AnglQ pricSakinds Sargybo>
paGmt mie>tus Nelmaud il
VeudelleS, gulincius neperto.
IiauSia nuo st. Quentin.
Flandriioje vokieGiai save
artiIerijQ perk6l1 i anapu:
upts LyS il ten mano pa>i
pricsinti nar&iesiems talkinin
kams. Bet Stu pastarQjQ sun
kioji artiIerija vi&ka su zemt
mai$o~ Neduoda nei .progos vc
kfnEianIS ifpnS tinkamOSe vie
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
TURKAI PRANASAUJA.
KAD ST RUDENI IVYKs
TAXA. I

Amsterdam, rugs; 10.-Ta:
laat Pasha, Ell TEllrkijos grand vi
ziras, paSakG, kad jisai tvirtai
tiki, jog taika ivyks pirm Ne-
mos. 10 kalba paskelbta Wen
nos Neue Freie Presse.
Talaat dabar yra Viemoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
KAIZERIS VATSINA UKRAI
NOS DIKTATORIU.

Amsterdam, rugs. 10.--Vo-
kietijoS kaizeris nesenai pas
save vaiSino gen. SkoropadSk!
Ukrainos atamanq-dilltatoriQ.
Abudu iSreiSk6 kits-kitam 81
liq pagarbq.
pIRKITE KARES TAUPY,
MO zENKLELIUS wv. S. S.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
Amsterdam, rugs. J0.. -

Bulgarijos carass ;FerdiEan,
das, anot. sautq ziniq, sug1y-
zqs sostindn. Sofijon is Woke
tiios.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10

Washington, rugs. 10.-Ka-
res ofiso vallar praneSta ma
rininkQ nuoStoliQ SqraSas 81,
7 pavardtmiS. Is iQ;
IuvO muSIu0Se ]
Miri nuo AaizdU ]
Pavojingai SuzeiSta ,.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-09-10
SUV. VALSTIJy MUGS
T0LIAl kAREJE.

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Many Tacomans to
Receive The Times

Many Tacomans are to receive
The Times in their daily mail
from now on.
Subscriptions have just been
taken out for the following,
among others:
Harvey M. Munson, seth Co.,
18th regiment, New York.
Jack Linck, U. S. S. Prairie.
George G. McFaul, Co. L, 162nd
infantry, France.
Chauncey M. McFaul, Co. D, / ST
engineers, France.
Sergt. G. c. Sutherland head
quarters company, 336th infantry,
Camp Taylor, Ky.
William Ross, Co. G, 31Sth en-
lgineers, France.
Frank l.. Baker, Co. G, 25th
engineers, France.
Sergt. A. F. Lidren, 163rd field
hospital, France.
George M. Dudley, Co. A, 22nd
machine gun battalion, Camp FIRE.
mont, Cal.
Lieut.. William Brady, head.
quarters, director of transporta.
ton, France.
Lester Lyberg, Co. C, 21st en-.
gineers, France.
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Store Enrolling
Men for Marine

The French Drug Co., recently
nominated as an enrolling agen'
for the U. S. shipping board, tc
recruit young men from 81 to &c
for the merchant marine, has re.
ceived the following official no.
tice of appointment:
~. S. hipping Board,
Washington.
French Drug Co., Tacoma, Wn. !:
Gentlemen: l take pleasure
In advising you that you have been
appointed special enrolling agent
OF the recruiting service for the
sea training bureau of the United
States shipping board at salary
OF 81 per annum.
II desire to take this opportun-
ity to express to you; on behalf of
the board, our appreciation of the
patriotic spirit in which you have
offered your valued services in
this work.
VERY truly yours,
LESTER SISLER,
Secretary"
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TESTIFIES ARMY POLICE
OFFICER TOOK DRINKS

After hearing the evidence of
Private Doleson and Corp. Las
eter of the military police in the
case of Helen Ford, charged with
selling liquor, Police Judge Hack
EFT Friday afternoon ordered the
case dismissed.
Doleson, ross-eXamined by At
torney Jas. f. O'Brien, admitted
that "he had taken seven drinks
in the course of about an hour"
on the night of May 81 when he
arrested the woman at her home
on East 25th st.
Doleson further testified that
besides buying single drinks from
the defendant, he also bought q
pint bottle from her for So, out
of which he poured some into an
other bottle, which he procured
from a drug store, and which lie
consumed next morning himself.
The remainder he turned over 70
the police department as evil
dence in the case, he said.
Questioned by Attorney O'Brien
as to Doleson's condition when
he saw him that night, Corp. Las
eter said that "Doleson might
have had few drinks, but did
not seem to be intoxicated.
Helen Ford went on the wit
ness stand and told Judge Hack
EFT that the first time she saw
Doleson was about | o'clock on
the night of May 81, when he
came to the house and put a gun
in her face and said, Hands up!'
She also told the court that the
military police searched her
house. brandishing guns, but did
not find any trace Of liquor.
This testimony was confirmed by
Corp. Laseter on the stand.
A further state charge of va
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dragging him off, many believe
that Zaugg would have killed his
man. =
ut all happened in 'Kentucky's
place Friday evening when Ke-
geler. asked to have drink under
the American flag, replied in the
words about quoted-'Damn the
American flag.' Both Zaugg and
Kegeler are sailors on the Bales
trand. But sailor tho he be, as
it has been expressed on the street,
Zauggs action was the most pa
triotic thing that has occurred
here for some time. and puts to
shame many indeed who have had
much more chance to demonstrate
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sUnited Press Leased wire.,

WASHINGTON, d. c., June S.
The war department casualty
list, issued today, contained los
names, divided as follows:
Thirty killed in action; 10
dead from wounds; six dead from
disease; four dead from air
plane accidents; six dead from
accidents and other causes; 81
wounded severely; II wounded
degree undetermined.
Westerners listed we're:
Killed in action-Capt. Rufus
F. Montgall, Kansas City, Mo-.
Lieut.. Hamlet p. Jones, Kaufman.
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Tacoman in Lively
mix" in Manila

Robert Zaugg, young Taco
man who recently enlisted in the
merchant marine, is the hero of
q living episode in Manila, p. l.,
according to a Manila newspaper
just received by The Times.
Zaugg is aboard a u. S. vessel
which sailed three or four months
ago from Aberdeen, for the Philip
pines, Calcutta and Hongkong.
His mother lives on Mckinley
Hill.
The Manila paper says of him:
| Robert Zaugg, who on Friday
night proved himself to be bet
ter American than many of us out
here, nearly killed Ernest Kegeler,
a sailor of the steamer Balestrand,
for insulting the United States
flag, is now suffering little with
a pair of broken hands. Zaugg is
Ian oiler on the Balestrand. His
first blow at Kegeler was deliver
ed Immediately after Kegeler said
Damn the American flag 1t
caved in Kregeler's face, but 1t
broke every knuckle, so witnesses
declare, in Zaugg's loyal right
hand.
But Zaugg still had another, a
good left hand, and who wants to
have one hand look one way and
one another? Biff! and every
knuckle in the left hand went
down. Biff! Biff. You will damn
the American flag will your Biff!
Biff! Biff! God! | wish / had a
hundred hands to beat you with!
he exclaimed.
when his hands were too far
gone, ii Is asserted. Zaugg picked
up handy cuspidor, and started
in with it; and If it had not been
for two soldiers coming in and
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Wagon Burglar

An elaborate system of burglar
izing houses was brought to the
notice of the police Saturday
when Mrs. Nick Knutson of Goth
and II. complained that the house
of which she was caretaker had
been broken into early Friday
morning and quantity of valu-
able furniture and equipment stol-
en-. Mrs. Knutson told Officer
Peterson that traces of horse
and wagon were found leading to
the back door.
The "wagon-burglar" loaded up
with china, a brass bed, mat
tress. a dining table, a sideboard
and cutlery of every description.
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Every day Tacoma's best real
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Of war.
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