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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
& Mr 10.
Br1t 4. April

pKll q N4@tt
CT ultib Ell MRrfeoug i Galnlarfs
9iltorie. Sor Set ferlte er. bet
GpertprDigterelr $. g.. Mnberfens
Tedels0ng 1an fpotes ben 2.
Mpril 1905 -; mer melt fje11ot er
Dagen fra Set nli11oerige SfRr.
|torsoagsllag p,u1 &ipbenbaDns
Mbeo. S belule Gi6> 90 Mberbe,1
er in0blanoet i en- boIoIoln &rig,
% bbor ct al Sooebipprgsnaa
er Sribe0e11 paa @apet, fan Set I'D.
he i'm Snteresic at gjenfaloe i @r.
i116ringcn, 1poo Der gup 9lnle0ning
It'll ppen11ep1lte Glog.
sSronfrig u1l0er Napoleon bar
lom befjenot &rig n1eb England,
|og bette 2allo iggte at bif16re al
|Gilfprlel til sSrallfria, og faa bla1tot
on6et n1e6 Misfornpjelie pna, at
Donmarf og o,16re nel,trnle 2an6e
los bercs Sa1oelsifihe lebfage al
&rigsifibe. S December 1900 illt-
te6e &l1Slmro, bppr aejier 8auI par
Serifer, Breuslen, @perige og
0Qnnlarf= =george Ell Graftot, gaoe1t,
6e 1lD pua at une11tralt sSloa better
2ooningen" og llnoerpgelfer al 6e.
res 5fibc bil0e life bline taolt.
Gngla1p6 anloa bette ipm Ell fjet16t-
Zig OptrGocn ntoo Jig % ieltbte
1toen @orfel cit Sylaobe moo San.
mari / Marts 1901. 9berltbefalen-
Sc fpr 0e11ne Sloooe bar Sir @Doe
Farfcr, 9epltfo,nmol,6erel6c SEN
hefie1l0t SpbeIt @protin Nello,,.
9ell 81. 0earts fp1n fS1oaoen til
SSnolpbet af 9reil1no, bbor Sen TO-.
rclpbig lta1rblebe. Set er ON 0e11-
tie Tloo6cs pluoielige s[1fonrlt
&ottegnt, 6et be66er / set befjen6te
9igt Sen e,1gelife @optojn"::
Sra &l,llogltu1nrs Sorp Sc spenife
iaa
/ aattegoHet lpreot en el1gelIf
!. Jloabe;;
bDorbcn Sen 1tolte 6plnagt ifuloe
gaa,
oct bar for oe111, set bar for % en-
@aa6c.
Sra &ronborg ioo man nleo forba11.
let Blif,
at u6 for S11n0et itpl16ieb 5ejler.
iforen;
en- 9lneIie benober 0alu11arf att:
Wean lfimteo MI, 111e11 frpgteo life
Sore11." d
Sen fplgenbe Sag icjleoe 6laa-
ocn bi6ere til &1eberbobns Mbe6,
ioet aronborgs &uno11er life for.
moaeoe at gjpre SEN nepa,cbprbig
Sfooe. Og Ben 2. 9lpril, 5far-
|torsoag, ffete oa Mngrebet poa &ig-
ben6anln. 9rcfrol1ers @ol1ot1er Be.
ffg0 oe1t engelife 6laa6e iaoIeoes,
at tre af Sfibelre Tom poa @runo.
Re1ion tilbeo on &rorprins SIRE,
Drift gaabenltilItono, og oe1r,1c tom
i Sta1lb for e1 Siosrlnn al ID
Tiger. Men ct Nar Gage ienere
i116Ieb Meb6elelie ON, at &ejIer
Halll o1lere6e SEN 23. Marts$ bar
|bleben 1npr6et Sop6c mani ocn
Gong babt Eelegraf io1n / bore Da-
|ge, pi1oe 5laget poo Mbe6en neppe !
|bobe fan6et 5Ste1. Mllereoe oen
i17. SeS1ni il1ltte6e 1re1nIig Sen npe
&ei1er Mera11ber en- Oberensfornlt
|meo gnglon6 i1noo geapoIeo1l %
oer1teo bortfal6t oDe1,nepnte Srnf-
tat Men Sloget poa &beoen elrbtes
|11er1l1eit n1eb en- t5ejr for oe 6anffe
moo ben 9lntal la1et oberlegne
enge1Te Sloabe. S, 6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
Sf1tii.

Omoraoniieri1tg of bele &l1lia1ou=
itrien er begD1lot, efterat 8rG1ro=
lelsobminiltrotor @orfielo bapHl
fl1nbgjort Oprettellen of 8rn611f=
tio1,s5oner. 0e itorc Neiultater,
ser tilligtes op11oact ,neb bette, CT
at blibe fpit 6e Guli,1oer of Wdl
mc0 ssSernbanetra11sport oner 2an=
bet nre6 oeraf felgenoe iterrc 8rlg
al eeScrlrbo11epogne. Det gjelber
bore bitlrnli,tpie Sui % &anlrelf114.
Intbracit, @ofs og Scrnbonef1,l,
&ul for 9rafife11 pna inoenla1toife
Gan6beie og @l,l leperet til Gal1a=
oo bergres life al 8dte1lrmelierne,
ser trG0er &raft 6cn /. Mpril.
Gmbmgo, bcororet af @elreral0i=
refter Mc9l6oo, bill bi1rbre Opertre=
oelier af Dr. @arfiel6s Sr6re. 5pe=
|ciel D1spetlation TON erboloeS ajen=
ncn1 Bre11hielsa6r1itn 1itni1trationen
Rilfnloe ipecielle &ul trel1ges for
Sre1nltuling af 2psgas, Snco=
ming, n1etollurgiife % at16re tcfl1i=
ife 6ornaal. Aoa bisie l1116to9el=
fer npr mao &ul fjebes fra st
|11grn1elte Bro611ftio11scel1tr1tm.
Ser CT gibet &u1probl1ce11ter 3il=
laoelie til at efsportere til Gn,.ubo
Il Mpril, Maj og Sltni. 8rpno=
felsfo1ttrolpr for CANADA 6. "
|Mc@ c@ratb bor facet Go,1noge al
Rrul1blel o0ll1il1iltrattonen til al
|fgre &ul fra Stoterlle De np1te tre
|Moone0cr.
.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
Sc anflagcbe 6oeiaIiitfprere,

Sa9fprere reprele,lterel10e fen1
@ocialiltf6rere, Ser rplig bQep o11=
flagct for OpertreoeIie of Gptp=
neriloban Itille6e Gorilag i sys6era1=
retten Gbicngo ON Mfbis11inn al
Mnflogerne. Donrn1er 2an6is folf-
iatte 13. Mpril ion1 oen Sag, 90
6orilaget ifal behnt6lcs. 9lboIpb
@er>1rer, ssSrbin ct. sSobn 1ltrfcr,
@illiam S. @rufe og S. 2ol1is gng=
6abl bar &ettelr.
Gape fra Gliais=2ot9rinacns Golf
til @iIipn.
sSolf fra gliols=2otbringe11 i $50
|ris letter fine gabne pao B1o6ene
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29

i Ell gpl0en Bog, oer ptl blipc cit
al &rniibel1t 8il1ons melt ifatte0e'
5oupe11irer ON be,1 ltore &rig.
9elne gpl6ue 8ogs nil blipe gipet
Yrp1ioet1tc,1 ion ct SBi6nesbpro ,an
oe,l Gafne11rlneligl)eb, Sulf fra gl-
iois=2otbringa1 baaoe I olliere6e og
neutrole 2n16e fpIer. Mon BE-
1ter1te fig til at gipe benne @nhe
pao ct @epoe nplieE i Nancp. st
Sir1na / Yaris poatog fig at 1foffe
8la6ene, Ser bleb ien6t r1n6ton.
Noor Sc er l1bfDlot meb l1,1berifrif=
ter, bill Sc bIipe lor1let ia1nne1, ct
gploent Nino ng @ooe1t bil blipe
ie,,bt til &rnii0et1t Biliolt Oct
Spi6e &us Maibinafoat Scr er
life trl,ffet @e1tes1uncller e,1o1u'
meo !@enlDn til 9perreffelie
moleierne. Set er fn,l0lp,lin at
Sc leoe11oe MeMen1n1er nf Jolf ira
Gliols= =2otbril1gel1 / Nn1erifa bill DIT
be betroet @perb4 at opcrrrffe
@aber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29

Berger filler $4,000 @antipn~
5ocialiite11 @ictor 8. 8erger ban
ftilIet $4,000 / &o1tion N1iI=
tpal,fee for lit Jremn1soe Chicago,
bbor 6ebcralretten oe,l 2. Sebruor
iatte ba1n UNDER Giltale for angibe=
Zig 0pertre6elle nf GpioneriIopel,.
Sire @outio11iiter ltille6e $4,000
bner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
Mistcnftc 5pioner beporteres ).

Mistenftc 5pioner oeporteres
lll,1crisgclier bor operbepiit SSl1-
ltits0eporten1entet ON, at to &Din=
Ger og to @en6, Ser paoltob fig at
bore frantic 8orgere, og lo1n 'mlig
bleb orrelteret / Seem Sort io'1l
mistenfte for at bere til set tpife
SpionIplte,n, fan flaSltfiecres I1o=
rere font v11p11lfperoige 8oreere"
enc iom 5pioner. Haa 8ofis Der
at bil be blipe beporteret
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
8aciftitcrs Militrrtiencite.

Gn efsefutp Or6re CT 1,bltebt al
@r9ftoe11t @illo11 onl at alle, Ser
bor @nmbittigDeos moo at
gjere @rigstjel1elte, ifal toges
93onfmnbotunt= =Gjenelte, Der on1fot=
ter ,Salliteten, &nartern1elterforpiet
% ssSngeniprtjenelte,1. De, lon1 fife
bill gjpre @onfombata1t t=Sjcneite /
Obcre11sItemn1elle mes ll6lfrib=
ningslouen, lfol in6lpttes Dilci=
p1tn9rboraffcr, men 11oar De faftilf
life er 1tlp6ige moo Ororer, ffal be
antilles iaa6on Sje11e1te, io1n @rigs
miniiteren belten11ner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29

- sfrip tfter 9rsnennmmt-
al bette NIab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29

- gfriD efter grspennmmr
If bette gIab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
&riosy5paremrrferue.

t9sS>SpuftIHUllt1Nt.
0c Be1ge, 1on1 Mmerifcs Weno
% &pinocrs og 8grn laa11er Snfcl
Sun beo at Sc fjeber hans rEbriit
|5tanps" og rgSnr 5uDi11gs
Stannps" bil al Gegjeringen blipe
br1gt til at fino5rciere 5fibs6Da=
nirgs -Yrogranu,1et., Sbis Mmerifa
ifa1 lejre @riaen, maa 2o1tbet ba-
pc @fibe. Yao Sfibsperiferl1e be6
bort 2anbs &plter 6ribes Der MI
of al @raft meo @pg1,iag al 5fi=
be for at lfoffc 2al1oet Sen Gonno=
&c, Scr for 8eboo for.
Sen oftipe @a1npogne for Orga=
niierilaM of u8or Sopings Gl1bS"
og 9alg at @rigs SparclnGrfer oQ
, rGbrift 5tonps" Ct ofllnttct. 90
on1frine $4,000 Yerloner, lom pcb
&m11pogl1en bleu i1rorulleret / oiSle
&lubber Wf1n1e1 otn, b1l 1tlt al e9el1
Grift fortirtte &onl{eog1lel1 be6 re.
gelmesiig / sSblac al1lbbens 2ope
ot Bpbe Gbrift Stan1ps og 8ar
gohings gtdmps. Tra Min1ciota
olene oil &egjeringen faa ejem1eln=
init1ig e1n bolb Wdllion Dollors ON
l1gen / Sc fo1,tne11bc 40 Tiger, eller
on1fr. $20,000,ooo 1on1 Rei,,ltat
af ~Wor GLIB" "=l1gen.
Sc &rGfter, lo1,r ocltog &mn=
'pagnel1 for 8ar Sapiugs Stomps,
|bil mi blibc oberfprt til &ompag=
mem for Set 3. Sribeosloon. 0e,ne
&a1npaglle ganr III, foran o1le ol1=
ore potriotiifc sSoretagcnber.
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.Twlles say.

rJallcs Sag i Sarc'1s stru1o,
la,ttle flor og lioen;
sSreoen, pco vi, pinoer t''ls
ben, ser eDner Stuoer,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30

quest is made through apprehension
of the fuel administration that the
tank ships carrying oil overseas
might not have a sufficient supply
and oil is so vitality necessary to run
motor trucks in France and espe-
cially in driving the tanks.
Automobile users are asked also
to guard against waste during the
week and one official Of the fuel ad-
ministration is reported to have vol
unteered the opinion that if people
avoided waste there would be no
need for 'motorless Sundays" The
estimate has been made that TO-
100000 gallons is wasted weekly,
and the following "don'ts," if OBJ
served, will effect saving OF that
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
THE ELECTION RESULTS.

The election of Nat D. Dial, of
Laurens, as United States senator is
an expression of loyalty to the Will
son administration on the part of the
people Of South Carolina. Viewing
the situation from this angle is no
idisparagement of the qualifications
of Mr.. Dial. but the result of the
primary cannot be looked upon in
any other way than a reputation of
Blease and Bleaseism. Mr.. Blease,
until he reached the conclusion that
he would run for the senate. was
openly antagonistic to President
! Wilson. and except to make such
amends as he thought would get him
Unto Office, he has not changed. Mr..
Dial is not only loyal, patriotic and
| a good Wilson Democrat, but is a
igood citizen and successful business
man and will make a good senator.
In his election, South Carolina up
holds the hands of President Wilson
and sends man to Washington who
will assist in the operation of the
war machinery, rather than clog the
wheels.
The next governor OF South Caro-.
lima will be Robert A. Cooper. also
of Laurens, and the way he swept
the state over his four opponents
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
DAYLIGHT SAVING.

The season for saving daylight is
October, at midnight, the clock must
be paid back the hour borrowed last
April Getting used to the old time
will be just as hard as getting used
to the new time, but within a few
weeks it will be forgotten and things
will be running smooth again. No
body has been handicapped by the
new time, unless perhaps a very few
der of things and turn up the clock.
1t has been hard for them to keep
up with the procession, and IL they
Z had any trains to make. or engage
ments to meet, they probably got
Ueft.
To go back to "old time" in Oc-
tober will provide for an early sup
per and there may seem a long, long
time between supper and bedtime,
but if we go by the clock as we have
during the period OF new" time,
we will see little if any difference.
Most of us, however, will count upon
the extra hour to sleep of mornings
and let the balance OF the day take
care of itself
The system has been satisfactory
and beneficial and doubtless next
spring will be put in effect again.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
have lost him any votes.


C. Frank Clyburn is returned to
the house gof representatives and
Hollis II. Horton, of this city, is the
other representative elected. No
second primary will be necessary in
any of the county offices.
The race for county superintendent
of education was the closest of all.
On the face of the first returns, those
printed in Tuesdays paper, A. c..
Rowell had lead of eleven votes.
At that time. two precincts were yet
to be heard from. as we'll as num-
Der of soldier votes by mail. he
final official count gives Rowell 1147
and Lingle 1131.
Mr. Rowell was county superin-
tendent for several years and with
the limited means thsn available
did good work. Mr.. Lingle has held
the Office for the past Ave years and
his record, likewise, has been one OF
achievement and advancement in the
county system of schools.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30

than under the old system. Inc
wonder is that the legislature con-
fined its operations to the incorporat-
ed towns and cities, succeeding ses-
sions of the law-making body, how
ever. will have the opportunity OF
making the system general through
out the state.
The News and Courier likes the
system because of the avoidance of
and corruption. 1t says:
THE contrast between elections now
and elections before this system was
inaugurated is the contrast between
civilization and anarchy, between the
turbulance of ray frontier town.
dominated by rowdyism, and the
peace and quiet OF a settled and well
ordered city. or course the fact that
liquor is gone helps a great deal, but
the Australian ballot system has de-
monstrated it's virtues and it is un-
thinkable that in Charleston We
shall ever go back to the head
breaking days when corruption and
vote-buying and bulldozing were
rampant
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
THE AUSTRALIAN BALLOT.

1--WE don't know" says the Char
lesion News and Courier, what the
people Of South Carolina generally
will think of the Australian ballot
system, which was used in all incor-
porated places in the state yesterday
We do know that in Charleston the
i benefits which have been secured
through the employment of this sys-
tenn and it's impartial enforcement
have been nothing short of amaz-
Ing" -
The News anticipates like satis-
faction in all places where the Aus
fralian ballot system is employed.
Everywhere, in fact, that the system
has been tried 1t has proven salts
factory and an important safeguard
against corruption and misuse of the
election machinery. In Lancaster
Tuesday IT worked like a clock"
There was no confusion, and the
voting was done with more precision
and careful marking of the tickets.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
amount:

amount:
Don't spill any gasoline.
Don't permit leaks.
Don't use any for washing.
Don't leave tanks or cans open.
Don't waste lubricating oil.
More than $1,000 gallons of gaso-
line are lost by tank wagons daily
through carelessness. About 1885,
600 gallons are wasted at garages.
Motors running idle use about 15O,-
600 gallons. Leaky and poorly ad-
justed carburetors mean loss of
271,40O. All this, together with
S97,400 gallons in the needless use
of cars, makes the total of 100000
gallons Of daily waste. This Is %
per cent Of the total production.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30

shows an abounding faith among the
people in his ability to serve the
state as it's chief executive. Mr..
Cooper secured more votes in each
county than either of his opponents,
with the exception of Dillon which
gave Bethea majority.
The race for the United States
senate short term will be run again
between w. p. Pollock and Thos. II,
Peoples. Between the three candi-
dates, Mr.. Pollock, Mr.. Benet and
Mr.. Peoples, Tuesdays race was
close, the figures obtainable when
this is written being Pollock, 80. .462:
Benet, 27,3S3; Peoples, 2S,997. The
short term senator will hold the Of
fee for only seven weeks, the period
between the expiration of the time
of appointment of Mr.. Benet by
Governor MaMnning and the time of
qualification of the regularly elected
senator, Mr.. Dial.
For Acknowledgements ]. T. Lilies
won over two opponents, G. w.
Wightman and Octavus Cohen, and
his election is assured without a sec
ond primary.
In the race for Encouragement
there will be another primary be-
tween Claud n. Sapp, of Lancaster,
and S. NJ. Wolfe, of Anderson.
Available figures for Tuesdays pri-
mary give Sapp 35.513; Wolfe 27,-
249; Searson 21,991.
John f. Swearingen was reelected
state superintendent of education
over Victor Il. Rector by a large ma
jority, probably 10000.
There will be second race be-
tween Richardson and Arnold for
railroad commissioner and between
Harris and Garrison for commits
sioner of agriculture.
In Lancaster county w. c.. Hough
has a substantial majority over his
two opponents for the state senate,
Harry Hines and DR. r NJ POTTS
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1918.
SENTENCE SERMONS.

but who can count the stars of
Heaven?
Who sing their influence on this
lower world? Thompson
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30

He thought it happier to be dead.
To die for Beauty, than for bread.
Emerson.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
JOY-RIDING ON SUNDAYS.

The national fuel administration
expects a saving of 100000 gallons
OF gasoline every Sunday through
the ban placed on joy-riding, and
this saving is estimated to fill the
war needs which require approx
mately $4,000 gallons day or
6,713,0O0 week. The new order,
however, is merely an appeal for
voluntary reduction of gasoline con-
sumption and while the fuel ad-
ministration expects general COM
pliance it does not expect 100 per
cent compliance. Therefore, the
saving will probably be reduced to
100000 gallons. 1t is announced
that while this is only an appeal, the
order will be mandatory unless the
saving is effected
The figures are reached by esti-
mating the average consumption Of
two gallons each Sunday by $3.50
600 cars east of the Mississippi.
There are 100000 automobiles in
this territory, but 25O,OOO are
trucks, which are either doing essen
tial work or are not used at all on
Sundays. If these figures are &C
curate and the saving of enough
gasoline to fill the army needs can
be effected, the people should offer
no objection to compliance. The re-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30

Life's a short summer-man {
flower;
He dies-alas! how soon he dies.
Dr. Johnson.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30

Does not beauty confer a benefit
upon us, even by the simple fact of
being beautiful? Victor Hugo.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
Who holds a mower

But newly gained is ever stern of
mood. --Aeschylus.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
A thirst for gold,

A thirst for gold.
The beggar's vice, which can but
overwhelm
The meanest hearts. Byron.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-30

Each goodly thing is hardest to
begin. -Spenser.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-19

Keliai, lydziantieji ! Peron-
ne, Nesle If Noyon, bombar-
duojami.
Toliau i Siaure anglai lai
m6jo daugiau vietq Sale
Ancre tarp Roye ir Somme.
Flandrijoj anglQ sargybos Wis
palma vokieGiQ pozicijas ap-
linkui Vieux-Berquin If Mer-
ris.
VokieciQ artilerija buvo
nepaprastai veikli prize viso
Siaurinio Lys kylio sparno.
Vokieciai didina smarkumq
artilerijos ugnies il sutraukia
pagelbos. Ludendorff'as bal
siai susilpnino naujas rezervQ
divizijas. Gen. Foch vartoja
tik vietines rezervQ divizijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-19
PASAUKIA 253 VIRUS
PRIZE ORLAIVYSTES.

Washington, rugp. 49,.
Gen. Crowder paskelbe pare
dymq, kuriuomi paSaukiama
kareiviauti 253 vyrai, tinka-
mieji prie orlaivyst6s.
Visi vyrai bus sumobili-
zuoti Madisono barakuOse,
Sacketts Harbor, n. Y, rugp.
% d.
Vyrai parenkami is sekan-
Giu aStuoniolikos valstijQ:
Connecticut, 10; Delaware,
5; Illinois, 25; Indiana, Is;
Maine, 5; Maryland, 5; Massa-
chusetts, 20; Michigan, 20;
Minnesota, 10; Missouri, 10;
New Hampshire, 5; New Jer-
sey, 20; New York, 40; Ohio,
25; Pennsylvania, 25; Rhode
Island, 5; ir West Virginia,
5.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-19
TALK|N|NKAI SuJUNGE EP|-
KARDIJOS IR A|SNE FRONTU
ROye gin0jai, vOkieCiai, atkirSti
TaIkininkai atSi0mG daugGII
pIOtQ Su kViGCIaiS
TALKININKAI Palma 75,-
900 AKERIU KVIEcIU.
Prancuzai buvo paseje, gi vo-
kieGiai - paeme.

Paryzius, rugp. 19.-Viena
linksma talkininkQ pirmyn zy
giavimo paSekmG yra, atSi6-
mimas kvieGiQ nuo vokiefiu.
Juos buvo pasdje prancuzai.
Bet pavaSario didZiOj ofenSy-
vol vokieGiai buvo juos pa6-
me.
VokieGiai auganGiQ kvicGiQ
StengtSi neSugadinti. Gi jan
buvo bc>irengiQ pjauti. Bet
$tai talkininkai prizes juos W.
puolG il nedav6 jiems prOgos
paSiSkaninti nei vienu kasne-
liu. Dabar, twbut, gailisi,
kad jQ nesunaikino. Mes vi
saS triuSas nu6io niekais.
Liepos 16 d. i$leistas visuo-
tinis isakymas kviecius pjau-
ii If gabenti Vokietijon. Bet
neSuSp6ta. Dabar talkininkai
patyS kviecius pjauia ir ne
uziIgo valgys is jQ duonQ.
AiSne klonyje randaSi So
600 akerip, gi Disc If Somme
kloniuoSe paimta 25,OOO AXE
riQ kvieciQ. Prancuzai viso
>urinkS apie 100000 buSeliQ
atSiimtOSe dalySe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-19
MAUI TAIKOS PASIULY-
MAI GAL PALIUOSUOS
BELGIJA.
Austrijos kunigaikstis gall
likti Lenkijos karalius.

Amsterdam, rugp. 19. =
Kaizeris ir imperatorius Ka-
rolls nusprend6 padaryti nau-
jq taikos pasiulyma, raso Vo-
kietijos laikraSciai. Sake, pa
sizada apleisti Belgija.
Pagal pus-oficijaliQ prane-
SimQ Cologne Gazette, Vokie-
tija atmesianti taip vadinama
iSriSima Lenkijos klausimo,
kuri prizes austrQ ir vokieciQ
delegatus konferencijoj pasta
t6 imperatorius Karolis.
Jeigu tas ivyl1s, lailSrasti-
ninkai supranta, tai baronas
Burian, Austrijos uzsieniQ mi
nisteris, rezignuos. Jisai dejo
savo pastangas, kad Austria
Lenkijos klausimq iSristQ.
PraneSama, kad Vokietija
sutinka, idant Austrijos ku-
nigaikStis Kazimieras Stefa
mas butQ iSrinktas Lenkijos
llaralirrmi. Cologne Gazette 81
to praneSimo nepatvirtina, sa-
kydama, kad dar sutartis ne
padaryta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-19
ANGLU BOMBOs KRINTA
ANT DARMSTADT'O.
Vokieciai panesa didzius MUGS
tolius.

Londonas, rugp. 19.-EX-
change Telegraph'o telegrama
is Amsterdam'o praneSa, kad
talkininkQ lakunai penktadie-
nyj uzpuole Darmstadt'q, Hes
Sc kunigaikstyst6s sostine, va
karinej Vokietijoj.
PraneSama, kad keturi Emo
mes uzmusti, daugyb9 suzeis-
ia If padaryta daug nuostoliQ
savastyse. TalkininkQ orc
skadronas neteko keturiQ LAX
stytuvq.
Praeita savaite ore muSiasi
buvo smarkiausi is visQ nuo
kares pradzios. MuSiuose da-
lyvavo daugiausia lakstytuvu.
Vokieciai paneS6 didziausius
nuostolius. Per visa savaite
nusauta 339 vokie6iQ laksty-
tuvai. AnglQ nuostoliai - 1913
lakstytuvai. Anglai numet6
800 tonQ bombq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-19
Iskrausto banka is Maskvos.

stockholmas, rugp. 49,
SuomiQ ziniQ biuras Gelsing
forse skelbia, jogei jis caves
pranesima is Petrogrado, kad
bolSevikai emesi priemoni kuo
veikiausiai is Maskvos is
kraustyti savo valstybes ban
ka ir kitus komisarijatus. Ant
visq aplinkiniu gelezinkeliq
suspenduota keliauninkp5 il
prekiu veziojimas.
Klausimas, kur bolsevikai
tai visa krausto? Manoma,
kad ar tik ne ! >Pskova, kur is
sikraustes vokieciQ ambasado-
rius. O gal If i Kronstadta.
Tik tick zinoma, kad bolSevi-
kai persikrausto kur arciau
vokieciQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-19
Pasiuntiniai Berlyne.

Washington, rusp. IS. -
Bulgarijos ir Turkijos pa
siuntiniai Rusijoje is Maslvos
atkeliavo Berlynan, pasak O.
ficijalio praneSimo is Prancu-
zijos.
Vokietija bolSevikizmu ne
patenkinta, mes Siandie nera
Rusijoje pageidaujamos tvar-
kos. BolSevikai negali ap-
drausti net pacios vokieeill
ambasados.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-19
Bolsevikai gamma apkasus.


Londonas, rugp. 49, Vo-
logdoje bolsevikai suarestavo
daugeli anglq ir prancuzq. Vi
81 civiliai zmones, nuo l8 ligi
40 metq amziaus, bolseviku
verciami kasti apkasus.
BolSeviku atstovui Litvino-
vui Londone bus iSduotas pas
portas, kaip tik Anglijos kon-
sulis is Maskvos ,iskeliaus ir
pasieks Stockholma.