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Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23
THE WAR CHI EST.

Gradually throughout the country
the community War Chest plan is
spreading and the success with which
this novel plan for aiding war work is
meeting should lead others to adopt
similar methods. The features of this
plan which should appeal to all, es.
pecislly at the present time when
thrift and conservation are 80 necessary
to successfully carry on the war, are
that every man and woman share
alike according to their incomes and
much time and expenses of canvassing
committees and others would be ell
minated.
The community war chest plan could
be made as practicable in North Ca
naan as it has. in other cities and
towns and would take care of contri-
buttons to every cause which the COM
munity is called on to contribute to,
leaving only Liberty Bonds and Thrift
stamps which would require active
campaigning. There would be no more
worry on the part of individuals as to
when the next Red Gross drive or cam.
paign for the Y. NJ. O. A. was coming,
as che quota for this town would be
taken from the war chest and imme-
diately sent to headquarters.
The methods used in other towns
could be applied here, which would re-
quire budget to cover all contribu-
tions for the year and this sum would
be raised by assessing every person
with an income one or two per cent
of their incomes. The assessment could
be paid in full at the time or in install
ments covering year and would in
many cases be far less than many are
now voluntarily contributing. It
would give everyone the opportunity
of doing their part and no more than
it is their duty to do.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23
EAT CORN
Al(I;:zs[] SAVE MkaN
49, wHEA1~
Show that your pocketbook as we'll
as your heart is in the right place by
giving freely to the Red Cross.
HELP THE RED CROSS.

This is thesweek when every man,
woman and chill is asked to give
something-yes, really give money
because the only return. you will ever
receive from it is the keen satisfaction
that the small contribution which you
have ade will help to relieve the pain
from wounds caused by Hun bullets or
to prevent some woman or child in
war-stricken France or Belgium from
starving to death. You are going to
give this Il oney to the Red Cross
the Angels of Mercy, without whose
aid and sacrifice, war would be ten
times worse than Sherman said it was.
Are these reasons not sufficient?
From the time q soldier leaves his
home he is constantly under the
watchful eyes of the Red Gross, meet.
Ing him at stations at which his train
stops with refreshments and speaking
words Of cheer. If he becomes sick In
camp here or in France, the Red Gross
will give him the most expert atten-
ton that it Is possible to give. The
home service department of the Red
Gross guarantees to him that his family
and dependents will not suffer through
his absence and when he goes on leave,
1t Is the Red Gross who will help him
to finl recreation that is wholesome
and entertaining,
Several pages might be used in tell
ing Of the many activities of the Red
Gross, showing what a mighty force
this efficient organization is in helping
to win the war, but what we wish to
make clear to everyone, is the fact
that the Red Gross is indispensable. ir
times of peace or war, and that every
cent that is contributed goes directly
to relieve suffering. on the battlefelds,
behind the lines and here at home.
The department is supported entirely
by the fees received from member
ships.
It 10 hard for as to realize the needs
of the Red Gross, being thousands of
miles from the scene of their great est
activities, but if soldiers were lying
wounded and dying on the streets of
this town, and women and children
were about the streets with INSULT
oient clothing, without roof over
their heads facing starvation, then we
would know. what the Red Cross means
and the contributions would be much
more generous. Think of this when
you are asked to give this week.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23

the battleields of Europe, it is brought
forcefully home to us that the flower
Of American manhood in days gone by.
marched f, nth to battle with as light
hearts as the boys are doing today.
Let us pause from our business and
other pursuits for one day and honor
the Sd all mum Der OF the "boys" Of 80
who are still with US and pay our res
poets to those who have answered the
last roll call, by placing floral tri-
butte on their graves and displaying
Old Glory in every place possible.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What a Heap of Happiness it Would
Ering to Canaan Homes.

Hard to do housework with an ach-
ing buck.
,Brings you hours of misery. at lei
sure or st work.
II women only knew the cause-that
Backache pains ten come from
weak kidneys.
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Read what Canaan resident says:
srs. Jecob Scamerhorn. W. Main
ST., says: ~ had dizzy and nervous
spells and my back and head ached.
Ny kidneys were out of order, too. At
night, l was restless and mornings l
was all tired out. Doan's Kidney Pills
soon made me feel better and the symp-
tons all disappeared. Statement
given July 30, 191I).
On September IA. 1915. Mrs. Scam
eihorn said: II am glad TO confirm my
former recommendation. l still use
Doan's Kidney Pills occasionally and
they have never failed to bring quick
results.
Price 6cc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a Kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-tke same that
Mrs Scamerhorn had. Foster Milburn
Co, Nfgrs Buffalo, N. Y.-adv. 80.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23
M EN- ORAL DAY.

Next Thursday is the day set apart
by the government when we should
honor those who have given their lives
that we who now .live1mightss.enjoy to
the fullest extent Athe2pleasureEand
glory of pursuing our daily occupations
in..suoh manner as few nations enjoy.
ENAs time fpassesIwelarek liable to for
getg:the Jgrsst Sacrifice, 1.-THE supreme
sacyifoe1which these men have made.
This year..as somelof the.young.men Of
this state .and .thia country are saorif-
DING their lives for. liberty and Justice on
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23
PILGRIM CHURCH.
Congregations


Rev. Ralph M. Timberlake, pastor.
Memorial Sunday.
1890, A Service Ct Worship fitting
to the occasion. Sermon, "The Things
Carried Nearest Our Hearts,.
11:45, The Church School and the
final session OF the Brotherhood Glass,
led by Mr.. o. D. V. Barnes and dis
cussing, The American Soldiers in
France.
6:45, The Young Peoples Society.
Topic Doing His Will". Leader. Mrs.
David Roger.
Friday, May %.
The Woman's Missionary Society
meets with Mrs. Maria Oles at half
after two, and the Mission Olrcle with
Mrs. Fl. Il. Lyles at the same hour.
Winsted q. e. Union Convention at
the second Congregational Church,
Winsted. Supper at $50; Address
"Over There" by Rev. Robert. E.
Brown of Waterbury at 700.
Our members will go to Winsted by
aut in time for the supper, those wish
ing to be so Accommodated will apply to
Mr.. William Place.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23
LYMAN MICHAELS WRITES
Is Nursing a Head Wound in the Hos
pital at Present.
April 26, 1918.

April 26, 1918.
DeaI Burt:
Have few spare moments so will
let you know how l am. At present
am stopping at the hospital with a
wound over my right eye but am in
hopes to be out when you get this
letter. Today am Telling fine and its
the first nice day we've had in some
time. If this is what they call Sunny
France give me a rainy day in the
u. s.
I suppose you have seen in the
papers how the Conn. boys have been
at the front line. so this will be no
news to you, and believe me the ex-
perience is great but costly sometimes.
I was not hurt very bad but am
lucky 1 wasn't. suppose the main
talk over there i: the war and it's
doings.
suppose by this time you are play
ing bail with some of those fast teams
around the state. Who's captain this
year.? The baseball teams around the
world this year will be scarce but the
boys will all be back in time and
things will be better than ever.
Give my regards to all the boys and
tell them wish I was there TO help
them organize their baseball team.
Wishing you the best Of luck, I must
close, with best wishes to all.
Lyman.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23
RED CROSS NOTES.

Mrs. Colt and Mrs. Dove of Litch-
field Visited the Red Cross Rooms on
Wednesday.
The Rummage Sale held on Friday
of la t week was very successful
affair and Melted about $3.50 for the
treasury. The committee wishes to
thank the 10y Scouts who assisted in
many ways during the day.
Notice has been received from L tch
field that local auxi!iaries are not to
furnish any more knitted garments to
the men leaving for training camp.
Letters acknowie ging recsipt of the
bounty boxes have been received from
Stanley Mather and Talbot Freeman.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23

A dat glitter, Kathleen, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Barnes of Great
Darlington, Mass, on Sunday, May IL
Miss Helen Eggleston attended the
wedding of her sister, Dorothy Laura,
to George Rose Beloher of Lime Rock,
at st. Johns Church, Salisbury, last
Friday afternoon. ..
Prof. and Mrs. A. G. Eldridge and
son Oliver were weekend guests OF
Mrs. Eldridge's father, G.. 8. Fuller
and other relatives. ""a
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23
STRAY SHOTS

1t will be perfectly easy to believe
that "the American lines hold solid
ly", now that it is known that one
woman is frying thousands of dough-
nuts day for the boys cover there.
Springfield Republican.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23

LLOYD George says some striking
things, but is open to criticizm when
he refers to the ideals" CT which our
enemies stand. Wouldn't atrocities"
be better word than "ideals?"--
Albany Argus
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23

The new 24-cent stamp is a novelty
which will be bought by many. The
prosaic Thrift stamp is necessity
which should be bought by all.-New
York Sun.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23

If there is anybody affected by the
airplane scandal on either side who 10
afraid Of the truth, he may as we'll pre-
pare for trouble. Charles E. Hughes is
on his trail.-New York World.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23

American troops continue to pour in,
says the Echo de Paris. A most crafty.
ing statement, and we hope the Pro
hibitionists will not put their usual
ban construction on it.-Milwaukee
Sentinel.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23

An Emporia woman says corn-meal
tastes good in lemon pie. Well the
public is always interested in anything
calculated to improve lemon pie
Kansas City Star.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23

Holland seems disposed to force war
on Germany -Rochester Herald.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23

Mr.. Creel's bureau is not correctly
named. 1t is the Bureau of Public In
fammation. -Ohicago Tribune.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23

FOR SALE-Ford Touring Oar Re-
GENTLY overhauled. GOOD condition.
Care News.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23

FOR SALE-white Navy Bea seed,
also called Tree Beans. Very proli-
fic, tent postE aid on receipt of price.
% cent? per Id, or ID. for one
dollar. e. c. Perkins, Ashley Falls,
Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23

FOR SALE-Top buggy with extra
spindle seat. two seated blackboard,
light single harness, Is foot Ladder,
chicken wire, coops, etc. q, w.
Parsons, Executor, Canaan.
Connecticut western news., 1918-05-23

MEN WANTED-For WORK at Dut-
cher's Bridge. Apply to Superinten-
dent on the job or phone l6 ring l2.
WANTED-A girl for general house.
work. Mrs. George Creelman. Lake.
vile. Conn. Tel. 1919.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22
SEMENOVO STIPRI
POZICIJA.

Pekin, kovo IS d. - Gen. Sc
menov dabar laiko uzemes stip-
ria strategine pozicija SeSiose de
simtyse myliu nuo Chinu sienos,
'kur jis laukia tolesnio aprupinimo
'artilerija ir maSininemis Saudyk-
|lemis. Jas zadejo jam Harbino
Komitetas, kuris veikia kaipo 10
vyriausioji zinyba if rengia pa
naSius judejimus kitose Siberijos
fdalyse. Sulyg NSito plano Amt
70 kazokai paeme kontrole ant
|BlogovieScenskc. Jie sueme If
sukiso / kalejimq visits bolSeviku
vadovus, drauge su vietos tary-
bos pirnlninku, If nuginklavo bcl-
seviku kareivijas, susidedancias i;
raudonosios gvardijos bel jurei-
Jiu atsargos pulku, padedamas
jas po stipria sargyba.
Anglai If japonai gelbsti gen
ISemanovui pinigais. Chinai pa
rodo dideli nora veikti Siberi-
1joje drauge su japonais, bet ia.
ponai tyli apie savo galutin
veikima. Apie japonq isikisim;
nuomone Japonijoje yra pasida
Ilinusi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22
Kares Begio
Perzvalga.

IS Rusijos Wis priestaraujancios
ateina zinios, sulyg tn ziniu; jei-
gu viena diena ar tai Siberijoj,
Finliandijoj, Ul0rainoj, ant Kau-
kazo sumuSa su visu oolSeviku
kaliumene, tai kita diena reikia
laukti pilno bolSeviku laimejimo;
jeigu viena dienq laikraSciai pra
mesa apie pilna bolSeviku susitai-
|kyma su finals, ukrainais, arba
kazokais, tai kita diena reikia
laukti tarp neva susitaikiusiu
.prieSu kr,lNinu musiu. Tokios jau
'priestaraujancios zinios ateina if
apie vokieciu veilsima Rusijoj ne
va nuo jos paliuosuotuose kras-
tuose. zinoma, kad tokiu prie-
Singu visai atsitikimu butt negali,
bet kaip ten yra istikro, is tu
prieStaraujanciu ziniu suzinoti ne
galima. MaiSati padidina ir laik-
rascal, tanp kuriu mazai yra sve-
timuose krastuose laikrasciu nors
'pavirSutiniSkai pazistaneiu Rusi-
Jos padcjima If ten viespataujan-
cias salygas. Nepazistantiems
prietikiu ir labjausiai negalimi at
sitikimai yra galimais. Todel tai
ruzsieniuose laikrasciai negali
skaitytojams padavineti tikrus
atsitikimus, tikra Rusijos padeii-
ma. Bet kaip ten nebutu, gerai
Inera; tvarkos ten nera ir prie JOS
nei nemeginama artintieSi. Ne
zinia mel kas ir kur ia tvarka
Iprivalo ivcsti, kas ir koki Rusi-
|ios hraSta privalo sutvarkyti.
lSvarbiausia ten valdzia yra boil
Seviku, bet bolsevikai Waldo, kaip
rodosi, mazesne Rusijos dali, o
likusi arba nuo ju valdzios atsi-
skyre, arba laukia, kas toliau dar
gall atsitikti. Tas jau rodo, kad
Flusijos gyventojp didesne dalis
ineuzsitiki bolSevikais. Didziau-
sia gi Rusijoj maisati daro vo-
,kieciai, kuriems negaletu butt
lnaudos is susitvarkymo, todel jie
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22

Sulyg Siadien gautu dipliomati-
niu zinru, dalykai stow Sitaip;
I. Nuo Suezo j vakarus tallli-
ninku linija yra tvirta politinej
If karinej prasrnej. Kiekvienas
galimas karinis palinkimas at
remit ir kai-kuriuose atsitikimuose
daugiau negu atremti vokieciu
ofensyva yra padarytas kaip rel
kant.
2. Nuo Suezo i rytus vokieeip
Pavojus skaito.nas tolimu. Nors
talkininku diphomatai vienu bslsu
rritaria japonu is1kiSimui Siberi-
jon, bet jie taipgi apsiima laukti
iki nuotikiai Rusijoj susikriStali-
zuos ir gal persinfainys Suvienytp
Nalstjq paziuros.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22
VOKIEcIAI UzGRIEBS SUV
Waist. NUOSAVYBE.

Londonas, kovo 18 d. = Vo-
kieciu uzsienio raStin6 prase is
panu if sveicaru ambasadori,l
Berline praneSti Amerikos val
dziai, kad Vokietija imsis atmo-
nijimo prienoni4 prizes amerikle-
ciq nuosavybe Vokietijoje tue
patim santikiu, kaip yra veikia-
r,a prizes vokie6iq nuosavybe Suv.
Valstijose.
Anot senate komisijos daugiau.
sia amerikieciu nuosavybes Vo
kietijoje priklauso Standard'o o
Zibalo Kompanijai, paskui tarp
tautinei Harvester Kom., tauti-
mel Cash Register Komp. If
American Radiator Komp.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22

tos 100000 akru, arba 2z
MUGS; maistu 58,ooo,ooo tonu kas
metas, arba 81 nuoS. Rusiios vi
sos produkcijcs; gelezinkeliu H.
500 VARSITY, arba 20 MUGS; IS
'dlrbyStiniu pramoniu verteje o25,-
100000 ru., arba 80 nuoS.; ma
sinu $4,000 arhliu pajiegos, ar
ba 80 nuos.; gelezies 100000
tonu, arba 73 nuoS.
'Pries kare musu metinis is
dovis ANGLES visoj Rusijos cieso-
rystej sieke 100000 tonu, lie
tos gelezies 100000 tonu. lei
vokieeiu taikos sutartis pasiliks
permanenta, tai rusu tauta gales
isgauti tik 100000 ANGLES ir
I 100000 tony, lietos gelezies kas
metas.
Rusijos pramoninis iSsipleto-
jlmas per ateinan6ius dvideSimti
rretu bus sunaikintas visai."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22
SOVIETQ KONGRESAS
UzSIDARO.

Maskva, kVvo 10 d. - Visos
Rusijos sovietq kongresas, pare
mes sostines perkelima Mask
Won ir nubalsayes isrinkti nau-
ia ccntrali komitetq is 200 nariu,
81 vakarq lfkosi uzdarytas Pirm
to kongresas didele didziuma bali
81 pritme vckieciq taikos sally
gas.
Syerdlov, is centralio pildorno-
10 Komiteto uzbaigtinej kaiboj
kongrcse pasake, jog yra nelaime,
jei tokia taika tapo uztvirtinta,
bet jis tikisi, kad Rusijos PRO
lctarai tuojaus ateis save If sa-
vo nuludyte pozicija atsiims.
Jis nurode besiskirstantiems kon-
grcso nariams ! reikalinguma or
gaDizuotis tevynes apgynimui ir
atsilaikymui prizes neprietelio uz-
puolima, 'fl1urisai gall stabga
istikti greiciau negu daugu-
mui atrodo."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22
KA RUSIJA PER SUTARTI
NUzUDO.

Maksim Cork savo laikrastyj
"Novaja zizn" parase skaudu
straipsni uzvardziu "Ka Russia
Judo. Jane jis sake:
"Rusija geriaus supras nelem-
tajq taika, jei vietoje gincytis
prisiziures faktams, taip kaip jie
pasirodo skaitlinemis. Mes ste
biames, ar Rusija islaihys toki
kraujo leidimq, koki vokieciai pro-
+ponuoja, butent, uzgriebima ke-
tvirtos dalies Rusijos viso gy-
ventoju skaitliaus ir rilemima ar
kontroliavima vieno treedalio vi
s dirbamojo zemes ploto. Rusi-
ia tuojaus turi sta atsizvelgti,
10 jei ne, tai il nupuls taip zemai,
l1aip Turkij;a ar Chinai.
Mes apgailaujame pavojingus
aptautinti bankaS,
dirbtuves ir pramones, Murios
maine visai svnaikintos ir jau
dideliai sugadintos valdzios.
"Noredami prieiti prize Sito is
vedimo mes atsiziurime tik
teritorijas dzimtas centrally vies-
,patysciu: Lenkija, Pabaltmario
Iprovincijas, Galicija If Bessarabi-
Ija, kurios jau yra uzimtos Au-
strijos ir Rumunijos; taipgi Ba-
tuna If kitas Kaukazo dalis.
Musu apskaitymai apima Ukra-
jina, mes rada pasirase po taikos
sutartimi, kuri pastato Ukrajma
po vokieciu ekonomine valdzia.
"Ve ka Russia nuzudo: Teri
torijos 100000 ket. VARSITY, arba
4 nuoS. viso Rusijos ploto; gy.
iventoju, 100000 arba 26 nuos
|viso Rusijos gyventoju skaitliaus
Idirbamos zemes, normaliai isdirb
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22
DU BOLSEVIKAI APLEIDzIA
MINISTERIAL

Du bolseviku komisarai delei
lSovietu Kongreso patvirtinimo
vokieciu taikos sutarties rezi-
gnavo is ministelijos.
Delegates Murtov sake, kad
pilna sutartis nebuvo vieSai Ii
mona ir kad atlyginimo Woke
tia reikalavo 9,ooo,ooo,ooo rub
liu, O ne 3,ooo,ooo,ooo rub, kaip
buvo pirmiaus paskelbta.
Jis taipgi pasake, kad sutartis
paskelbe Petrograda liuosu mie-
stu ir kad Petrogradas delto
buves evakuotas.
Anot 10 Rusijos laukia iSda-
linimas lie is Vokietijos puses,
bet is Japonijos.
sutartis. anot IS, o,feidzia Rusi-
ja padalinti tarp Vokietijos,
Austnjos, Rumunijos, If kitty
viespatiju.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22
Palma DIDELI RUSQ
MIESTA.

Londonas, kovo IS d. - Su.
lyg Reuterio zinios is Petrogra
do, vokieciai be Odcsos uzem6
Nikolajeva. Taip Odessa, taip
Nikolajevas paimta be music.
Laivynas is Odesos paspruko
Sevastopolin.
Abiejuose miestuose vokieciai
tuojaus uzdraude sovietus, Nj
kolajeve paeme laivyno laivakie
mius. Vokieciu ejimas pirmyn
traukiasi linkui Chersones. Nj
kolajevas ant Bugo upes kranto
ties santaha SIT Dniepru 40 my
lily nuo Chersones j siauriu
siaurva.karius turejo svarbiq vie
t2 Rusijos apsigynimui laivy-
ntpl.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22

rus&i bolSevikai varo savo pro-
pagandq toliau tarpe Vokieti-
jos il Austrijos minip, neziurint
savo pasizadejimo Brest Litovs-
ke to nedaryti. Netik rusQ agen-
tai, bet if kitty neutrality Saliu
atlieka savo dali sutikmiai su
plianu ateinanciu is Petrogra-
do: skleidzia lapelius, Saultiancius
centrally valstybiu zmones prize
sukilimo.
Pabeges Austrijos aficieras pri-
sidejo prie rusu ir losia svarbiq
role darbe Skandinavijoj. Vie
mas jo maniiestu yra taikomas
! "Musu broliai Vokietijoje =
kareiviai, darbininkai If apSvies-
tieji zmones', Kopijos Sito do
kumento yra didelemis apstimis
slapta per Baitmari pergabena-
mos is pietu sSedijos.
Speciale donna yra atkreipta i
pragumus propaganda Suomijoj,
kur skaitlingi raudonosios gvar-
dijos nariai yrn siunciami prie
pavojmgo darbo vidurinej Eu-
ropoj. Kai kurie Alelbia boise
vizmq laukuose If dirbtuvese,
kit paslepia lapelius ant trans
portu einancip | Vokietiiq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22
NE1lURINT NEPATIKIMO o
z ,TALKININKAMS, WILSONAS
NESUTIKO SU JAPONIJOS
ISIVERzIMU SIBERIJON.

Washington, d. c. kovo IS d.
istikimu saltinip prezi-
dentas Wilson Siqdien apreiSke
administrators vadams, kongrese
savo pasiryzimq prieSintis kiSi-
muisi / Europos politika.
Sitas apreiSkimas yra laikoma
'galutinu atsakymu ] vienval pa
kartojima palavietima is Europos
Suv. Valstijoms paskirti diplo-
matini atstova bendroje talkinin-
ky kares Taryboje. Sitas is
blaSlo manyma, buk kares sellre-
torius Baker yra Francuzijoje,
kad dalyvavus be tiesioginio APP
,Salbejimo kares reikalu ir XII
tose apSnekose.
Prezldento nutarimas nepritar-
ii japonu isiverzimui Siberijor
taipgi pasiliks. Prezidentas, Cir
| di, dawes uztikrinima, kad il;
vadovausis sales sentimentu
sprendziant apie tai, ar busimie-
| j nuotikiai reikalauja permainy
mo Sitos politikos, ar ne.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22
TALKININKAI zADA IS
LIUOSUOTI RUSIJA.

Londopas, kovo 1S d. = Tai
klnlnku premieru ir uzsieniu mi
nlsterlV augSciausioji kares ta-
ryba si2dien isleido pranesima
|kuriame sake, kad rusp su vo-
kieciais taikos islygos nebus tai
kininku pripazintos. Tame pra-
|neSime sakoma:
"Talkininku ministeriu pirmi-
ninkai if uzsieniu ministerial.
susirinke Londone, jaucia, kad
ju butina priederme yra pazy-
met politines piktadejystes, ku-
rios po vokiecip taikos vardu
yra papildytos prizes Rusiios
zmones.
Russia buvo nuginkluota. Ru-
.sijos valdzia, uzmirsusi, kad Vo-
kietija per keturis metus karia-
vo prizes tautg neprigu7nybe ir
zmonijos teises, savotiSkame len
g,vatlkystes upe name, itikinimu
lgysianti ia, demokratine taika.
kurios il negalejo atsiekti kares
keliu.
Jle Zinc ia, kad dar kares
pertraukai nepasibaigus, vokieGiu
'vadai, norS buvo zadeje savo ka-
reivip pozicijas nemainyti, iSti-
sal perkele jas vakarinin from
tan, o Russia iSvydo save to-
kia silpna, kad nedriso pakelti
protcsto prizes sta aisku Vokie-
tijos lauzyma savo zodzio.
T2s, kas seke, buvo tuo patim
savo zodzio lauzymu, VokieGiu
taikq pritailins prie veikimo.
"Pasirode, kad j apirna isiver-
zima Rusijos teritorijon, sunaiki-
nina ar paemimq Rusijos apsi-
gynimo priemoniu If rusp ze-
miu organizavimq Nollietijos nau-
dai, darbq, kuris nesiskiria nuo
aneksavimo, kadangi patsai 10
dis buvo atsargiai vengiamas.
True translation filed with the postmaste,
at Chicago I'LL, on 9th day Of March
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22
NAUJA VOKIEcIU
KAREIVIJA.

Sulyg Associated Press prane-
simo vokieciai vakaru fronte SUI
tvere nauja kariumenes grupe po
gen. Won Gallwitzo vadovyste.
Srta karelvlja yra statoma tarpe
kareivip vedamu sosto ipednnio
If kun. Albrechto If turbut yra
vedama prizes AmerikieGius
siaurinej Toulos pusej ir ryti-
nej Lunevilles pusej.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-03-22
TALKININKAI RENGIASI
PRIZE OFENSYVO ITALIJOJ,

Washington, D. c. Ko0o 10 d.
1talu frontas zada butt 81 Pavasarl
t..lkininkq didclio ofensyvo regyk-
la, su didesniu veikimu BelgiJoje
ig Francuzijoje.
Sitas isitikimams cia dideja po
kares sEyriaus paskelbimh, buk
jis tiki, kad vokieciai save veiki-
muosc vakaru fronte tenklnsis ap-
siginamqja kova, iSsizadedami plia,
MI citi ant Paryziaus, az Francu
zijos pakanalio portp.
Nusprendimas sulyg lalko II
vietos talItininllu veikimams pri-
klauso nuo vyriausios kares tary-
bos Versailles. kuriai, kaip mano.
ma, pavesta visu talkininkq karel.
Nv atsarga.