davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-29

SAN FRANCISCO: T. P. O'Con- nor, Irish Nationalist leader, who is speaking in this country, declared his belief here today that the Ger mans wish to use the occupied sec tions of France as pawns in getting peace. He added that to prevent this the Americans must soundly whip the Huns.
 And with Americas help this is assured" said OConnor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-29
ANOTHER RAID ON THE BORDER
 BY MEXICANS
Claimed That 90 Mexican FederaIs Took Part in Stacking 2 Ranch
 Places.

FABENS, Texas, March 29.-Fifty Mexicans, said to be federal soldiers, crossed the boundary line and raided two ranches. They stole eight h0rs- es There were no casualties.
 They halted two American cavalry men and ordered them to dismount and disarm, but the Americans es capped.
 Troops were sent in pursuit but the raiders already had re-crossed the line. The American patrol along the border has been doubled
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-29

Dine at the Gastlneau. Concert every evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-29
Soldier Killed

MARTA. Tex, March 29.-Later advices show that ten Mexican raid CTS and one American soldier were killed yesterday in running fight, between the Mexicans and cavalry near Pilareas. The fight was fol lowed by a pursuit of the Mexicans who raided the Nevill ranch Glen Nevill died as the result of the wounds he received during the raid on the Nevill ranch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-29
TWO SOLDIERS ARE DISMISSED BY ORDER
 OF THE PRESIDENT

SAN FRANCISCO, March 29 - Reol Hamilton and s. Wallace, of the Quartermasters' Corps, have been dis missed by order of the President. No explanation is given.
 Wallace is well known in Army circles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-29

Mrs. E. Francis Hyde, of New York city, at one time one Of the best known horsewomen among amateur riders in the United States, hns opened a new chapter of pa- troIic possibility by giving two of her most valuable saddle horses to officers of the National Army. Her unique donations to the public ser vice are her registered Langton Di- rector and her thoroughbred Holly wreath.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-29
AMERICANS ARE
 DEPENDED UPON
 TO SEND TROOPS

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The ap- peal of Lloyd George for urgent haste in American troop movements to France read by Lord Reading in New York is viewed here as an emergen- cy call to the American people Brit ish officers here hope the United States will be able to place one mil lion men in the field this year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-29
WILL OBSERVE QUARANTINE

The Sunday School of the Chris closed in compliance with the quar- antine order issued by the Mayor and others.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-29
SEWARD DAY
 TOMORROW IS
 4 HOLIDAY
The Banks and Federal Offices Will Be Closed for the Entire
 Day.

Tomorrow is Stewards Day. legal holiday by an act of the Alaska Ter ritoral Legislature. The banks and federal offices will remain closed all day.
 The stores. however, will remain regular Saturday shipping.
Evening journal., 1918-05-03

war with the United states and are
familiar with the production capacities
OF German munitlon plants are that
The Kaiser's forces had sufflcient am
munluon 10 meet their needs for two
months when the drive started March
20.
The stern resistance Of the ALLIES Is
believed 10 have consumed the German
ammunition on a much greater scale
than they expected and brought them
TO the stage possibly where the need
Of conservation IS felt already. The
shortage In Germany OF nickel and
other metal used IN making high grade
steels Is the chief restriction on the
munition and artillery plants Of the
country.
The Intensity OF artillery flre from
| the German side shows them better sup
piled In the way OF munitions, 10 Is said,
/ than they were In the battle OF the
/ Somme in 1916. They were woefully
short I'm some stages and were almost
hanging on by their eyebrows In
some sectors.
General Won Falkenhayn. who was In
charge Of estimates and production
was removed from his job because Of
the shortage. and Hindenburg announc-
ed that never again would his armies
be caught mapping IN this respect.
Prior 10 the present drive copper anc
bronze everywhere were connscated foi
Evening journal., 1918-05-03
BISHOP KINSMAN TO
PREACH AT ST. ANN'S

enocisl to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
,ffnDT ETONN. Del. May 3.-Ihese
runiis on Mill Lane School are on the
- rou for the past month: Eighth
grade Irene stevens; Fifth grade. Mer-
ritt Dilinger. Bennie Dilinger; Fourth
,rsdo Margaret Shallcross, William
Tavlor. Erwin Spicer; Second grade
Walter Spicer.
The committee in charge to arrange
for the 2f3th anniversary Of OLD ~.
Anne's Church will have the Rt Rev.
Pishon Klnsman preach I'm the morning
and the Hon. Edward G.. Stokes, former
governor OF New Jersey, TO make the
address in tho afternoon. The annual
service will be held on June rs. The
cemeterv committee Of the parish, Mer-
RIM n. Willis, chairman, and James q.
Bragdon. treasurer. have Invested the
sum of $500 10 the third issue Of Liberty
honds. The money used Is what has
beeu accumulating from the collections
taken at The reunions and has been at
interest The church Of the Good
shepherd, az Chesapeake City, Md, OF
which church the rector OF 81. Anne s
Is i'm charge, has invested 500 In Lib
eriy bonds This sum has been ac-
STIMULATING for some years as
nucleus Of a rect0ry fund.
rho annual service OF Old ST. Angus
tine p. p. Church on Bohemia Manor,
viii be held on Sunday, May 26. at 2.3O
O'Clock. The service VIII consist Of
evening prayer with addresses and
hymns
About thirty members OF the Della
ware City Century Club were guests OF
the Middletown Club on Tuesday after
noon. The visiting club furnished
very delightful program.
The Woman's Liberty Loan Commit
Tee reports for week ending April 30
subscriptions as follows: Middletown
s6s. 500: odessa. 1900; Port Penn
s6.050; Rural, S23,500
The funeral Of Samuel Bsyard Foard
who died in Baltimore, Nd on Tues
dav. were held today at his late hom'
on Cass street, in charge Of the Rev
Percy l.. Donaghay, rector OF st. Anne'
Church The pallbearers were; Franl
J. Pennington, Joseph Hanson, Harry :
Bradley, John S. Crouch, j. Frank Bigg
and Frederick Brady
Joseph p. Algire was stricken viii
paralysis yesterday at his home, nea
Nfddlctown. He was in the field a
ork when one Of the men noticed hin
Hing against a hedge. He is in YER
,H-iOus condition
The members Of the Can ana VIII
class OF Forest Presbyterian Church
cleared about SO at the social held a
90 home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. +. Lewis
oi ionday evening.
Evening journal., 1918-05-03
GOLDFISH sWARM IN DELAWARE.

Not only shad. but Goldfish, are plen-
tiful In the Delaware river and bay.
Several cod. weighing 20 pounds, have
been caught on Maurice River, accord
ing TO Captain Flynn. a well-known
fishing expert The high prices for FISH
now prevailing. according to the deal
ers. Is due TO the fact that there arc
few fishermen at work In Delaware
Fishermen OF former years are now
working in she muniiion plants.
Shad caught in the Sacramento river
California, and other points on the Pa
cilc coast, are being brought here boy
the carload, as labor is cheaper thar
on the Atlantic coast.
Evening journal., 1918-05-03
FOES MUNITIONS
RESERVES ARE Low
Wash ng'on Doubts if BON.
bardments on Present
Scale WillLastLong
HAD ONLY TWO
MONTHS SUPPLY

WASHINGTON. May 3-The reserve
munitions which the Germans piled up
before the start OF the drive against
the allied armies are being depleted, In
the opinion Of experts here 20 a point
where the tremendous bombardments
on the Plcardy and Ipres fronts cannot
be sustained on their present scale for
many more days.
The estimates Of men who were In
Germany prior TO the outbreak Of the
Evening journal., 1918-05-03
12Hardy Ever-BloOming RO

Lady Roberts, reddish apricot.
Alex. Hill Gray, deep lemon yellow.
Mime. Melanie Soupert, salmon
yellow.
Killarney, imperial pink
Mime. c. Testout, clear rich pink.
Wellesley, silVery rose-plnk.
Evening journal., 1918-05-03
NEW' HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new Castle
Children Get Chance for
Scholarships in State
High Schools
PROF. SNAVELY TO
TEACH IN PHILA.
snoeial IN TuE EVENTNG JOURNAL,

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del. May 3-Blanks /
have been sent out by A. n. Spaid /
state commissioner Of education, /
TO every white teacher Of the State for |
pupils who have completed the highest
grade taught in her school, provided It |
is the sixth grade or higher. These GER
tincates. properly nlled and endorsed
by the teacher, admit pupils TO the ex-
animation that will be held tomorrow
i'm all Of the accredited high schools OF
the State Pupils who secure an aver
age Of so per cent, or above, are en-
titled TO a certificate Of entrance into
the high school nearest their home
next fan at the expense OF the State.
The following is a list OF the accred-
tied high schools where examinations
viii be held, provided there are candl-
dates for the same:
New Castle county - Wilmington,
Alexis 7. dupont; Middletown, Newark.
New Castle, Delaware City and MI
Pleasant.
Kent county-Smyrna, Dover, Clayton,
FELTON,, Milford, Clayton, Caesar Rodney,
Frcderica and Cheswold.
Sussex county Georgetown, Laurel
T.ewes. Seaford, Bridgeville, Delmar'
Frankford. Greenwood, Millsboro, Nil
ton. selbyville, Mlllvllle, Ocean View
and Rehoboth.
Since the state furnishes only 80
scholarships for each county, and many
of these arc good for four years, there
is chance for only about 20 or so
new candidates each year for each
county. Only about half Of the appll-
cants in New Castle county can pos
siblv secure certificates and In the other
counties fewer.
Professor Spavely principal or thf
New Castle schusis. has received notice
of his appointment as teacher or his
tory I'm a select private school OF Phil
adelphia at a salary of about $1,000
wear. He was also offered a position
nm another school at between siiOO onC
$500. He Will resgn the TbincpalshlI
of the city schools.
eo many schoolmcn have been calle'
into war service that the few LETT arr
sought and secured by offers OF IN
creased salaries.
The continued cool weather is re
nccted IN the appearance Of the gar
dens. Vegetation is responding un
usually slow TO The call OF spring.
The New Castle Reserves VIII pla
the Brownson team at Battery Park to
morrow afternoon.
Trolley service was restored Det"ee
New Castle and Delaware City yestei
dav for the first in three weeks. nm
will enable the farmers between Del.
ware City and New Castle TO suppl
milk and other farm products, whic
thew have been unable TO do for SON
time.
Mrs. seiden S. Deemer, who mas bee
an for some time. is much improved
The sunday school board OF the NJ.
Church held a special meeting in u
church parlors last evening.
The monthly meeting Of the executi
hoard OF the Century Club VIII be ne
ON Monday evening In the club parloI
Commander J. n. Reid has announce
that he win soon como TO New Cast
70 enroll recruits for the United stat
Navy. ,..
The number OF reserves Wanled is VI
limited. Men trained In any OF the usu
occupations, such as carpenters, brlu
laver bridge builders, etc~are desiie'
Evening journal., 1918-05-03
EsTATEs OF TIIE nEAn.

Register OF Wills Brown has granted
letters Of administration Go Mary =
Corson on the estate OF Anna ]. Cor
son, and to Jacob Noskow on The estate
OF Louis NoskOw. On the estate 20
Richard Darragh. letters Of administra.
ton have been granted to Washington
n. Ralston. Letters testamentary have
been granted on the estate OF Rachel
whitaker 10 Charles Whitaker, and on
the estate Of Annie r. Davis 10 Anna l.
Davis.
Evening journal., 1918-05-03

5000 pairs of Mems Lace Shoes. Sizes 8 to G1 0E
IL good work shoe. Sale price ~ 4 sOO
Mems black and English high toe styles IN Ozords
and Shoes for dress; rubber leather soles Q0 0E
Sale price ....-... ~ W
Evening journal., 1918-05-03

munitions Even bronze platings on
doors and locks were removed ana
church bells and kettles alike went into
the melting pot
Evening journal., 1918-05-03

Domestlcs. housekecpers, cooks and
Mattresses would do well to advertise
in the Want Ads during the comins
two weeks.
Evening journal., 1918-05-03

would be well 10 advertise lost
articles in the Wani Ad column this
week. Teamsters. chaufieurs, carriers
and engineers are all under a hene-
1cent ruling.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
KARES LAIMEJIMAS W.
TIKRINTAS.
Tegu kaizeris dirstelia i anne
rikonu stipruma.
Su Amer. Armija Prancuz

Su Amer. Armija Prancuzl-
ioje, liepos 0.-Amerikonlsko]
stovykloj anglQ fronte andal
j amerikoniskus. kareivius kaI
b6jo Anglijos premJeras
Lloyd George. Kalbedamas
pazymejo, kad talkininkai tlk-
raj laim6sia kare. Jei kaizerls
tikisi ka nors laim6ti, tegu Jls
pirmiau dirstelia ] amerikonQ
milijonus If ] jQ stipruma::
Lloyd George pasake, kad
taika neivyks taip ilgal, kol
vokieGiQ vyriausyb6 nepripa'
zins prezidento Wilsono is
reikstu taikos principQ liepos
4 d. Jei Vokietija tuos princi-
pus pripazintQ, tailza lvyktq
kadir rytoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
TALKININKAI VISUR
PLIEKIA TEUTONUS.
Amerikonai be -kitko palma
nelaisviu.

Londonas, liepos s. Sulig
gaunamQ ziniQ is kares laukQ,
talkininkai visuose frontuose
vokiecius uzpuldin6ja ir pile
kia. Talkininkai palma nelals-
viu, sunaikina daugell vokie-
Giu lakstytuvQ. Praeita savai-
te tiz vienam anglQ fronte
numuSta l22- vokieciQ laksty-
tuvai.
Somme fronte australia IS
naujo pasizym6jo. VilIers-Bre-
tonneux apylinkGse jie pasiVa-
re pirmyn per myliq.
Pietuose nuo Hamel ameri-
konai su anzekais pusantros
mylios pasivarG. Atimta nuo
voIieGiQ il Hamel If Valre
miesteliai.
Smarkiai veikia If italai
prieS austrus-ungarus. Piave
paupiu juos atbloSkia atgaI II
palma daugeli nelaisviQ.
Italu kar6s ofisas paskelbe,
kick Italians teko grobio nuo
pradzios austrQ uzpuolimo Ii
gi liepos 5 dienos.
Oficijaliam praneSime Sa-
koma:
Mes paamem "a 434 nelais-
vius. 63 armotas, 65 apkasQ
mortiras, 1924 kulkasval-
dzius, 37,105 Sautuvus, 49
liepsnp m3tykles, 5,O0O,Ooc
Sautuvu patronu, tukstanclus
armotp SoviniQ ir daugel! ka,
res medziagos.
MusQ prarasta kares mo
dziaga il artilerija iSnaujo
nuo austrQ buvo atimta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
SUsAUKTAMT KETURIU
DUMU ATsTOVAI.
Vokietija istrauke savo ka-
riuomene is uzimtu provincijQ

Kijevas, liepos S.-KadetQ
partijos nariai, tarp kuriQ bu-
vo il prof. MiliukoVas, cia
tur6jo susirinkimq ir nuspren-
dc Sin miestan suSaukti suva-
ziaviman visus Rusijos ketu-
rip dumq buvusius atstOvus,
Dumos atstovV suvaziavi-
mas busiqs labai svarbus. Su-
vaziavimas ankStai busiQS su-
riStas su Rusiios ateitimi.
Vokietija ! Ukrainq atSaukG
savo kariuomene is uzimtQ
SiauriniQ Rusijos provincijQ.
Dalis kariuomen6s pasiQsta
vakarQ frontan.
(Negi vokieciai bus apleide
If Lietuvq? Juk Lietuva liS-
Siol Skaitosi Rusijos provinci-
jay.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
NUzUDYTA VOKIEGIU
AMBASADORIUS MASK
VOJE.
Gen. Won Mirbach ant Veto:
nuSautaS.

PARYzIUS. liepos SIS
Berlyno per sveicarija gauta
zinia. kad MaskVOje nuzudy-
Ia Vokietijos ambasadorius,
gen. grafas Won Mirbach.
Du nezinomu vyru liepos 6
d. pareikalavo audijenCijos
pas ambasadoriu. Jiedu ileis-
Ia privatinin ambasadoriaus
ofiSan.
Trumpai kalbetasi su amba-
sadoriumi. Pasigirdo keli re-
volverio Suviai. Paskui ranki-
nip granatQ ekspliozija.
Ambasadorius ant Vietos
nuzudytas. zmogzudziu 20 to
issineSino laukan ir pab5go.
Gen. Mmbach buvo =ymuS
zmogu> taikoS tarybcSe voilic-
ciQ 81 bol>evikaiS. Flo - me-
tuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
NUzUDYTA vOkIET|JOS AM
BASADORIUS MASKvOJE
RuSijOS provincial atsim0t0 nuO
bOISeVjkQ
Teutonai rengiasi nauian uzpuoliman
MURMANO PLOTAS ATSI-
METE NUO BOLSEVIKV.
Stojo talkininku puseje.

Copenhagen, liepos S.-Mur
mano prOvincijos (Siaurmaj
RuSijoiD gyventojai pertrauk1
viSokiuS rySius 81 Russia, tai
gi il Su boIScvikais IL per6jo
.taIkininkQ puSGn, anot gautQ
ziniQ Noryegijoje. gi is ten
cia.
Mulmau>kan at>iQsta pro
viZijoS is Suv. FalstijQ.
AmerikoS If talkininkQ Sp6-
kos Saugoia karts medziagQ
kola uoste il apylinkdse.
Murmano provincial iSsi,
driekuSi Arktiko okeano pax,
raSGiaiS.
Daf gauta ziniQ, kad boise
vikai atsiSake prieSinties sue
miamS-vokieGiams, kurie mh-
gina pcrkirSti rusQ gelezinke-
Ii, einanti ! ArchaugelSkQ il
koIa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
VOKIECIAI RUOSTASI
NAUJAN UzPUOLIMAN.
suv. V. siuncia daugiau ka-
riuomenes.

Washington, liepos 9.-Vo-
kieCiai valEarQ fronte gamma
81 naujan uzpuoliman. Tam
tikslui sutraukiama skaitlinga
kariuOmen6.
Taip sprendzia Suv. Valsti-
jQ $tabo virSininkas gen.
March. Jis tai pasakG ana die
nQ savaitinGje konferencijojc
su laikraSGiQ korespondentaiS.
Gen. March pazymGjo, kad
kuomet vokieciai gaminasi
naujon Ofensyvon, Suv. Vals-
tijos kar6s lauke jau turi mi
lijonQ kareiviQ. Nuo dabar
bus pradedamas siQsti kitas
milijonas kareiviQ.
Su liepos 1 diena ivairiosc
karts fronto dalyse jau vel
Ike 100000 amerikonQ. Kas-
dien iQ Skaitlius didinamas
is tQ, katric uzpakalinGSe
fronto linijoSe lavinami, mus
truojami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
MAISTAS EINA BRANGYN,


Sulig maisto administered
jos paskelbimo, maistas eina
brangyn.
MiltQ aStunta dalis backos
nuo $1.50 ligi $1.65; corn
meal svarui 5 - 6Ac.; ry-
ziQ miltai svarui 1914 -
1415c. Brangesn6s if bulv6s.
Atsiranda Wis daugiau II
vaisiQ. Bet If Site ne visiems
prieinami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
NUSKANDINTA 5 NARDAN-
CLOS LAIVES.
Atlantiko Uostas, liepos {

Atlantiko Uostas, liepos 6.
-Anglijos garlaiviu cia atIlo-
liavusieji keliauninkai pasa-
koja, kad Europos pakraSciuo
Sc angliSki ir amerikoniSki
transportiniai laivai, taippat
nardanciQ laiviQ naikintOjai
atliko pasekminga muSi su
vokieGiV nardanciQ laiviQ flo
tile, kuri uzatakavo transport
tus su amerikoniSka kariuO-
meme IL amunicija.
Po trumpoS kovos penkioS
nardanGios laiv6s pasiQsta ju-
riQ dugnan.
Vienas transportas su 1000
amerikoni$kQ kareiviQ atsisu-
ko savo astriu prieSakiu prizes
nardancia laive If pastarajq
sutruSkino kaipo skiedra.
Vokieciams pasisek6 nus
kandinti anglQ garlaivi Oris-
sa. Bet uztaigi patys neteko
penkiQ nardanGiu laiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
zUVO 81 BoLsEVIKAs.

Londonas, liepos S. Ge-
kams-slovakams uzimant Via
divostokq, nemazas tenai jQ
su bolSevikais susir6mimas i
vykO.
81 bolSevikas uzmuSta If
159 suzeista. Is eekQ-slovakQ
pus6s: 3 uzmuSta ir 153 su-
zeista.
Anot ziniq is Tokyo, $4,000
GekQ-slovaku buvo uzpuole
bolSevikus Vladivostoke.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
VOKIEClQ
LAKUNAI.

Copenhagen, liepos s.
Trys daugiau vokieciQ laku-
mai. palike savo Sail il tarny-
ba, atskrido Danijon il Cia
likO internuoti.
Matyt, vokieCiamS savo Sa-
wi gyvenimas paSidar6 tik-
raj nepakenciamas, jei lie be-
ga is ten, gerai zinodami, kas
iuos uz tai laukia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
RUsAI REVOLIUCIJONIE-
RIAL EINA ANT KIJEV0.
VokieCiai pasitrauke is to
miesto.

Londonas, liepos S.-73,OOO
rusu revoliucijonieriQ marSuo-
ia ant Kijevo, kad Sita mieStQ
atimti nuo vokieGiQ.
RevoIiucijonieriai randaSl
tik uz 40 myIiQ pietvakaruoSe
nuo Kiievo.
Anot ziniQ * Maskvos, vo-
kieGiu kariuomen6 paSitrauEe
* Kjevo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
TURKIJA TURF NAUJA
SULTANA.
Juo yra Mohammed VI.

Amsterdam, liepos 9.-Pat-
virtinta zinios, kad Turkijos
sultanas Mohammed V mir9.
Anot ziniQ is Konstantino-
polio, liepos 5 dienq ryte is
rumQ Top Kapu paskelbta
naujas Turkijai sultanas -
Mohammed VI.
Mirusio sultano lavOnas is
rumu nugabentas turkQ maid
namin Ejub.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
VoKIETIJoJE NERA Bull.
VIZ.

Amsterdam, liepos s. Vo-
kietijoje bulviu iSteklius taip
sumazejo, kad gyventojams
mazos bulviu porcijos dar Ian
iaus sumazinta.
Pirmiau kiekvienam zmogui
per savaite buvo duodama
trys svarai bulviu. siandie
gi - tik vienas svaras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
BUVEs RUsU CARAS PA
LAIDOTAS.
Ir cariene esanti nuzudyta.

Stockholmas, liepoS s. Is
Pctro&rado bevieliu telegraph
Gia praneSta, kad MakSimo
Gorkio leidziamQiam Iaikra$-
tyj "Novaja zizn' esq apra-
$yta nuzudyto buvusio caro-
Nikalojaus laidotuvGS.
Be caro- bolSevikai, Sakoma,
nuzudc dar carieng il dukterl
'TatianQ.
JQ viSQ triiQ laidotuv6s i
vykuSioS CarSkam Siele, ne
toIies Petrogrado, su cerkvGs
apeigomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08

- Washington, liepos S.
TeieS1afistQ streikas, kurs TIL
rtJo prasid6ti Siandie, su:a;-
kytas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
LFNINAS ATSTPRASO VO
KIETIJOS.

Basel. liepoS S.-RuSQ Dol
SevikU valdzioS galva LeninaS
VokietijoS vyriauSybei paSim-
t. atSipra$ymQ uzVokle@lQ
ambaSadoriauS nuzudymQ
MaSkvojc.
At~ipraSyme >akoma, kad
10 vaIdzia imSi< viSokiQ prize
moniu zmogzudziuS Suimti IL
paStatyti prizes spccijali revo-
liucijonieriQ tribunoIQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08
RIAUSES PORTUGALIJOS
SOSTINEJE.
243 zmones suareStuota.

Paryzius, liepos s. - Cia
gauta ziniQ, kad Portugaliios
sostin6je Lisbone aAQ dienQ
revoliucijonierial turGjo susi-
rinkimQ. Po Susirinkimo SUI
ke,ta baisios riauSis.
fries riauSininkus paSaukta
kaITuoment. DaugeliS zmoniQ
uzmuSta il suzeista.
243 riauSininkai suareStuo-
ia.
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DIRBDINS DU MILzINIsKU
LAIVU.

Washington, liepos s -
Kongresas leido vyriausybci
padirbdinti dumilziniSlIu ka-
res laivu, po 10000 tonQ in
tilpimo kiekvienas.
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100 MTLIJONU BUsELIV
KVIEGIp TALKININKAMS

Washington, liepos S.-Ar-
gentina turi atsargoje 100 mi
lijonQ buSeliQ kvieGiQ. Sako-
ma, kad tie visi kvieciai bus
parduoti talkininkams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08

zmoniq suskubo nelaimes vie
ton. Bet buvo jau po viskam.
Telegramos akimirkoj Ii
MAS apie nelaime iSneSiojo po
visus kraStus. Veikiai atkelia-
vo is artimesniQ miesteliu po-
licija, pavieto serifas. Pa
saukta narai.
Keli narai ileista vandenin.
Tenai jie prakirto laivo sic
nose ir denly lubose skyles ir
6m6 isimdin6ti lavonus. Dau-
giausia lavonq atrasta ant de-
nio, kur buvo sokiai. Atrasta
viena moteris, abiem rankom
prisikibusi prize vaiko ka-.
riet9l6s. Pastaroji buvo tuS-
Gia. Kick toliau atrasta val
kas.
Pas dvi nuskendusias mote
ris atrasta laikrod6liai. Site
buvo sustoje 1905 nakti. Tuo
metu laivas nuskendo. Nus
kendo ! penkias, ar kick dau-
giau, minutes po susitrenki-
mo.
Narai darbavosi per nakti,
paskui per diena If vel per
nakti ir iStrauk6 apie 70 la
vonQ. Darbas tesiasi ir toliau.
Ir Wis daugiau lavonQ atran-
DANA.
Sakoma, jQ ten busia apie
$50. Daugelio nelengva bus
surasti. Laivo griuv9siai juos
prisl6g6.
Yra sumanymas laiva kaip
nors pakelti. Ir tik tuomet
bus galima surankioti visus
lavonus.
Nelaimemis zmones nepasi-
moNna.
Pirm keleriQ metQ panasi
nelaim6 buvo ivykusi Chica-
goje su laivu Eastland, kuo-
met zuvo arti tukstantis EMO
niu.
Tik Eastland nesusidauze
plaukdamas. Bet zmonems jim
renkantiems prizes isplaukima
parvirto ant Sono.
Sitaja nelaime zmones nepa-
simokino. Rodos, butu jau
CANA vazineties nezinomais,
pavojingais laivais ir keliais.
TeGiau zmon6s to neziuri.
siandie miestelyj Pana kuo-
ne puse namQ apraudoja sa-
viSkius. Vienuose namuose ne
I beliko tevQ, kituose vaiku.
Kai-kurie namai neteko cielu
seimynu : tevQ If vaikQ.
Apraudojami tevai, vaikai,
broliai, seserys, gimines If
mylimieji asmenys.
Isimti is laivo lavonai atga-
benami cionai ! specijale la
voninycia, kuria sergsti karei-
vial. Cia zmones perziurineja
ankaS. ieSkOdami SaViSkiu.
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- Londonas, liepos S.--Ita-
liza pagamino If ileido vande-
rim prekyhos laivQ $4,000 in
tilpimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-08

New York, liepos s.
Ana diena lakunQ lauke, pie
tuose, zuvo buves Sito mlesto
maioras Mitchell.