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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
100 900 ENTER
STUDENT ARMY
Wilson's Message to Stu
dents Reserve Heard In
500 Schools.

Washington, D. c.. oct 1-One
hundred and fifty thousand college
students were mustered today into
the students army reserve corps at
more than 500 colleges and universe
ties. becoming a part OF the military
forces.
Standing at attention. the students
heard read messages from president
Wilson. acting secretary Of war
Croweu and Gen. March. chief OF
staff President Wilson's message
said:
Message From President.
The step you have taken is a most
significant one BY il you have
ceased 10 be merely individuals. each
seeking to perfect himself 70 win
his own place I'm the world and
have become comrades IN the COM
mon cause Of making the world
better place 10 live in You have
Joined yourselves TO the entire man
hood OF the country and Pledged. as
did your forefathers. your lives.
your fortunes and your sacred honor
70 the freedom OF humanity.
"Hazardous Enterprise
The enterprise upon which you
have embarked is a hazardous and
uLLEEl4L one Iuls is not var OF
words. this is not a scholastic strug-
gle. It is a war Of ideals. Yet fought
with all the devices Of science and
with the power OF machine. To sue
coed. you must not only be inspired
by the ideals for which this country
stands, but you must also be masters
Of the technique with which the bat
tie is fought You must not only
be thrilled with zeal for the com
mon welfare, but you must also be
master Of the weapons Of today
esprit IndOmltnbIe.7
There can be no doubt OF the IS
sue. The spirit that is revealed and
the manner in which America has
responded TO the call is indomit-
able I have no doubt that YOU. too.
will use your utmost strength 10
maintain that spirit and 10 carry IL
forward 10 the final victory that
VIII certainly be ours"
May Extend Corps Plan.
Advisability OF extending the stu
dents army training corps plan to
high schools Is being considered. Sen
ator Hitchcock. Of Nebraska, took up
the question with the war department
and IT was learned today that the idea
is regarded favorably.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
ARMY OFFICERS TAKE H0LD0F
CAMP Y.M.C.A. WORK WITH VIM

First Conference With Secretaries Brings Out General
and $50 Leaders In Troop Training; Hornbrook Be
isves Coordination of Auxiliaries Inevitable; Nc
Nary Tells Of Firing Line Cole Of Chateau Thiery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
Boards A1Oait
N1En1berSDraz011;'
VIII Classify
In About Two Weeks Class
One Men Will Be Called
For Examination.

New classification rules were re-
.ceived Tuesday morning by local
army exemption boards. Practically
no changes were noted. as compared
with the rules used in the last draft
AS 10 the newlyweds. the new rules
require the boards TO disregard all
marriages contracted since August 3.
The new rules are more lenient as
regards industrial claims. With these
exceptions, the regulations are prac-
tically the same as the old ones
The boards now await receipt OF
the numbers drawn at Washington
Monday. As soon as these are re-
ceived. all reEistrants will be grouped
by order numbers Then those up TO
&c years Of age viii be classified fol-
lowing which all in class one will be
summoned for physical examination
This Will require about two weeks,
il was estimated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
LIFT OFF CDRNSI
Doesn't hurt at all and costs only
few cents.

Magic, Just drop a little Freezone
Cd that touchy corn. Instantly Il stops
aching, then you lift the corn off
wiki The fingers. TRULY No hum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
When Baby Is Teethinr

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
viii correct the Stomach and Bowel
troubles. Perfectly harmless. See di-
rections on the bottle-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01

Does your roof need painting 200
gallons Cabot's Single stain at pre-
war prices Luader Lumber 20 Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01

shoe repairing. Prompt Parcel Post
service Chns. ROkahr, 81 Texas St.
FL Paso.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01
Established April ISL
STATE NATIONAL BANK

.spitaL Surplus and Profits. s-so,ooo.
Interest Paid on savings Accounts.
G r Morehesd. Pres
Joseph Magoffin, Vice-pres
g y. Bassett. Vice-Pres
Geo. D. Flory. Cashier
R. ". lTcAfee. Asst Cashier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01

Gun repairing our specially. Allen
Arms & Cycle Co.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01

Let's talk paint. Lander Lumber Co
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01

Try FreeAyl4z. Your druggist sells
a riny bottle for d few cents. suffi-
Gent 70 rid your feet OF every hard
corn, soft corn. or corn between the
toes and calluses. without one parti-
Gle o. pain. soreness or irritation
Freezone is the discovery OF . noted
Cincinnati Eenius.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-01

The colonel admitted that he had
become an enthusiast upon the sub
iect Of post sports. and recommended
to the army -'Y'' that II lend its sup
port at once to the creation Of facil-
tiles for the play OF basket ball. SOC
Ger football and push ball. These
three games according to Col
Glover. will interest the soldier at
this time OF the year above all
others. In closing his remarks the
colonel thanked individuals identi-
fled most closely with athletic fea-
lures OF '.Y'' work for what they had
done in cooperation with the Mill
farv At Fort Bliss
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-03
PUT THRIFT CARDS I'M
ALI. OF YOUR POCKETS

Atlanta. Ga. Jan. 31.-Put, abunch
OF thrift cards in your pocket, each
with a War Savings Stamp pasted
on it, and sell them to every friend
You meet.
Many prominent Atlantians have
adoued the slogan and are selling
scores and hundreds of stamps every
day. The stamps cost them quarter
each, and thrift card is obtained
with each stamp. They sell the thrift
cards fer a quarter EACH with one
stamp pasted on, and use the pro-
ceeds to buy more stalaps and get
more thrift cards.
One porminent Albanian, an irs
smance man. sold SEQ worth of War
Savings Stamps in this way in the
first three days Another Insurance
man sold $40 worth.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-03
PRICE OF ADVERTISING
WENT UP FOR PAPER

Atlanta, Ga, Jan 31.-An Atlanta
daily newspaper whose cost of white
paper during 1918 will be $150.0O0
greater than it was in 1917 has been
forced to raise its ADVERTISING rates to
cover the great increases in its cost
of operation.
Up to the present it has not lost a
single advertiser of any consequence,
but on the contrary its regular adver-
Users are increasing their space.
If a big meschant whose name is a
household word throughout his COM
munity considers advertising such a
vital part of his business organization,
and is willing to increase his space at
increased rates, certainly, the same
holds good for. any merchant in any
community, whether large or small.
The old-fashioned idea that a merchant
is so well known and his line of goods
so familiar, that he doesn't need adver-
Using in his business, has long since
gone to the scrap pile, like other old
ideas and other old methods. Proba-
bly, the most famous business concern
i'll the entir world is the Standard Oil
Company, yet it eXpends hundreds of
thousands of dollars every year simply
advertising products which everybody
uses and will contiue to use
A'mercant may sell some goods with
out advertising, but there is not mer-
chant in the country who wouldn't sell
more goods by advertising than he
does without advertising.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-03
NOTICE GERMAN ALIENS

Cordele, Ca, January Goth, 1918.
By direction of the Chief Registrar of
the southern district of Georgia all
GERMAN ALIENS" are hereby di-
rected to be and appear before the
assistant registrar of this County, that
is the POSTMASTER at the county
Seat on the 4th to the 9th day inclu-
sive, of February, 1918, for the pur-
pose of registration They will appear
at the POSTMAsTER'S office, in the
Post Office Building at Cordele, Ca,
this applies to all German Aliens Resi-
dents of Crisp County residing out
side of the city limits of Cordele.
A. l.. Macarthur,
Assistant registrar for Crisp County.
1-30-2t.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-03
CAT LIE TICK MOVIES
STIR BACON FARMERS

Alma. Ga, February Knowing pict-
lures showing the life development
of the cattle tick and the method of
extermiHating it by driving the cattle
through dipping watts. have been
shown in six of the schools of Bocon
county during the past two days and
the school houses have been crowded
to capacity at each meeting.
AS a result of these meetings COM
mittees of farmers numbering more
than fifty have been appointed and
they will urge the ordinary to furnish
the cost of materials for the construc-
ticn Of sufficient dipping watts to eradi-
cate the tick in this county. if posi-
bic. during the coming season.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-03
NOTED Elk PRIEST SE0UIN
ANDEX NUN WIFE IN CITY

and comes recommended by leading
Protestant ministers of Macon, Angus
ia, Chicago, and many other large cit
les north and south; and among those
endorsing the work being done by Mr..
Sequin are Bishop Fallows of the Re-
formed Protestant Church and Bishop
Merrill of the Methodist church.
AS a result of the public meetings
held by Mr.. Sequin and his wife in
January last in the city Auditorium of
Macon, two catholic ladies joined the
Chistian church of that city Since
leaving the priesthood Mr. Sequin has
become member of and minister
in the Christian church.
He come from Valdosta to Cordele
and during the last week delivered his
series of lectures in Valdosta using
for that purpose the court house and
the Methodist church of that city, and
having the active supper there of Rev.
Bascom Anthony and the other Protes-
tant ministers.
The people of Cordele will have a
fine opportunity to obtain first hand
information as to the Catholic church
and its practices by attending the lee
lures of Mr.. Sequine and his wife dur
ing their stay in Cordele; and Mayor
Jones and others who are interested in
bringing him to this city hope that
the people of the city and county at
large will take advantage of the occa-
sion. Further announcement will be
made of the times and places of the
series of lectures, to which no admis-
sion will be charged.
First lecture at Court House Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-03
ZION HOPE NEWS

Rev. Jordan filled his regular APP
pointments at Zion Hope Saturday and
Sunday. -
The weather still remains unfavors
able for the farmers.
Mrs. Josey, one of the pioneer set
tiers of this community, is critically
i'll at her home from pneumonia.
Mrs. ]. E. Mauldin and son, Egbart.
of Pleasant View, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Burton Sunday.
Mr.. c. A. Sargent, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thigpen, of Vienna, visited w. A. Sar-
gent and family Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Ellis visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sargent Sun
day.
Prayer meeting was attended by a
large crowd at Mr.. and Mrs J. e.
Mayo's Sunday night.
Master Glen Sargent, who has been
confined to his room for several days
with measles, is able to be out again.
MISS Lille Conner has returned
from an extended visit to relatives at
Pavo
Judge and Mrs. j. A. Collins, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Conner visited
Mrs. Josey Sunday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Johnnie Sermons visi-
ted MIR. and Mrs. Homer Strickland
Sunday
Mrs. H. f. Strickland and Mrs. Amos
Oles, of Seville, were the guests Fri
day night, of Mrs. w. A. Sargent.
Mrs. Robson and children, of Pleas
ant View, have been the guests for
several days of her brother, Mr.. Chas-
tain.
Ex-sheriff A. Il. Spencer. of Gains
vile, visited relatives in this communi-
ty last week, the family of w. A. Sar-
gent.
Mr.. and Mrs S. p. Ellis visited Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Burton Sunday.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-03
WILL DELIVE SERES OF LEG.
TURES ON ROMAN CATH
OLlCISM.
paid Advertisement

Rev. P. A. Eequine and wife, thefor-
mer an eX-priest and the latter an ex-
nun, arrived in the city this week for
the purpose of spending a few days
here in the interest of their nation
wide campaign against the evils of
Catholicism.
On this subject they both speak from
personal experience and knowledge, as
Mr. Sequine was in the priesthood for
fourteen years, and his wife a nun for
eleven years. Mr.. Sequin during his
priesthood was stationed in Montreal,
Canada, which is the center of the
French Catholic stronghold in Ameri-
ca; while Mrs. Sequine was in a nun
cry in New York.
Thirty eight years ago Mr. Sequin
left the Catholic church and has spent
the years since travelling throughout
the United States combating what he
considrs the evils of that great organ
ization. In this work he has the CO.
operation and splendid assistance Of
Mrs. Sequin.
Mr.. Sequin is the author of many
booklets and pamphlets which are &C.
cepted as authority on the subjects
which he has treated. Notable among
these are the eye Opener" which is
a translation in parallel columns from
the latin language of the questions put
by priests to women in the confession
al "Jesuitism," and "Purgatory."
Mr.. Sequin holds a commission in
the Guardians of Liberty signed by
Gen. Nelson A. Miles among others;
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-03
SPAIN SATISFIED WITH
PROGRESS OF ARRANGEMENT

MADRID, Friday, Feb. Premier
Alhucemas today said he is well sat
isied with the progress of negotiations
between Spain and the United States
whose representatives have been dis
cxanacN=S,eA
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-16
RUsAI, IsALKE, MARsUO
IA PETROGRADAN.
Bblsevikai mato, kad visur
bus karSta.

Londonas, rugp. 16.-Tele-
gramos is BclSingforSo Stock
holman prane$a, kad bolSevi-
kai iSleido prol!cr:acijq. Jo-
je sake, kad Rusijos reSpubli-
ka yra pavoiujo.
Petrogrado sovietaS persikG-
l6 KronStadtan. Mes Petro,
gradas iiems nebesauguS. Pra-
neSama apie marSavimq ant
Petrogrado didziQ buriQ vals-
tieGiq. Jie sallo, kad mirSta
badu. Gi bolSevikai at6m6 nu0
jQ paskutini duonos kqsneIl.
Sakoma, visoj RuSijoj suki-
10 neapykanta prizes bolSevl-
kus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-16
AUSTRIJOS IMPERATO-
Rus KONFERUOJA SU
KAIzERIU.

Amsterdam, rugp. 16.-K
BerlynO telegrama pranesa,
kad Austrijos valdovas Karo-
lis yra vokieciQ svarbiausioie
stovykloje.
Kaizeris su savo patar6jais
lake svarbias konferencijaS,
telegrama sake. Sic svarsty-
mai politikiniQ ir militariniQ
klausimQ "siekia augSGiausiq
virSme" su atvykimu impera-
toriaus Karolio If jo patar6jQ
Stabo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-16
KAIzER|S CRUMOJh TURKAMS

Talaat Bey, augSkiausias
veziras, atsak6, kad prasizen-
g6liQ negalima surasti. Amba-
sadorius tada pranes9, kad
Vokietijos militarin6 policijja
dalyka palms i savo rankas.
SekanGia diena ambasado-
rius vezirui praneSG, kad dau-
guma prasizeng4lip yra patys
valdininkai, ir kad delto jie
turi but smarkiai nubausti.
Talaat pasak6, kad jisai ne
bausiqs prasizeng6liQ tol, koE,
pats dalyko neiStirsias.
Tada ivyko smarkios disku-
sijos. Piktumu uzsideges am
basadorius sugrasino bombar-
duoti Konstantinopoli su laivo
Goeben armotomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-16
S. v. KONSULIS RUSIJOJ
REIKALAUJA PAsPORTO
Konsuliata paveda svedijos
konsuliui.

Washington, rugp. 16.-A.
merikoS generals konsuli>
Poole, Maskvoje, pavedG save
prideryst6s Svedijos konsqliuj
ir pareikalavo pasporto sau il
savo pagelbininkamS sugryzti
! Suv. Valstijas.
Nesant anbasadoriui Fran
els, kuris yra ArchangelSke
gen. konSulis Poole buvo A.
merikos atStovas prize bolSevi-
kQ valdzios.
Jisai praneSa, kad, nors
Tchitcherinas uztikrina jam
nieko bloga nebusiQ, bet llon.
suIis nepasitiki: bolSevilIais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-16
SUOMIAMS ISAKYTA KA
RIAUTI.
Rusai zada vokieciams nepa,
siduoti.

Washington, rugp. 16.- Is
iStikimQ vietQ valstyb6S de
partamentui praneSta, kad vo-
kieGiai suomiams isak&, idant
.iie priSirengtQ w dviejQ sa,
vaiGiq marSuoti prizes talkinin.
kuS Murmansko pakraStyj.
TeIegrama is StockhoIm'o o
prancSa, kad rusai nusprend5
pirmiau kariauti prizes vokie-
Gius, kaip jiems atiduoti save
Iaivus. Jeigu vokieGiai nor6s
nuo .iQ atimti laivynq, jie IA
dq viskq panaikinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-16
TALKININKAI Wis YER
zIASI PIRMYN.
Neziuri j vokieciu smarkia ar,
motu ugni.

Londonas, rugp. 16.-Talki-
ninku nusiSekimai Pikardi.iOi,
national, privert6 vokieGiu>
i$naujo iSlyginti Savo pozici-
Jas tarp Alberto ir ArraS. Jie
prad6jo trauktis atgal 5-kiQ
myliQ frontu. Bet pilnoS 10 jQ
veikimo iSgal6s dar nepraneS-
los.
Tarp Ancre ir Disc mu$iai
dar yra vietiniai. SiaurGjc nuo
Somme, ] Siaurvakarus nuo
Rcye. pietuoSe nuo LaSsiSny
II aplink Disc angIai su pran-
cuzais pagerino savo pozici-
jas. VokieGiai niekW nedar5
i>a,truraku. EeiK6 1ik Wen sI
artilerija.
VokieGiQ atSitraukimo $iau-
rtje nuo Alberto platuma dar
neai$ki, il jo itekmt ! dabarti-
nj stow yra abejotina. Field
marSalas Haig prane$a. kad
yokieGiai apleido SavO pricSa-
kineS pozicijas Beaumcnt'c,
liamel'e Serrc, Pulsien-au-
Monte ir Bucquoy'e. Sios vie
toS randasi Hcbuterne dalyIe,
G1Hr vokieGiQ kovo q ofcnSy-
va SuStabdyta. FokieSiai 1c-
paSeImingai Steng6Se uzlmti
IIehuterne augStumas, nes 81
los jQ pOzicijoS yra pO ansIQ
arm0tQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-16
ReikaIinga 100000 kareiviQ

sal pasak6, kad 100000 ka-
reiviQ po vieno vado galetu
persiverzti per vokieciq lini-
jas, kuomet tik nor6tu.
Raporte sakoma, kad nauja
Americas kar6s programa rel
kalauja, idant pirm birz. 80,
1919, Prancuzijoj butu so di-
vizijQ arba apie 100000 nau-
jQ kareiviQ. Gi mamie turf but
daugiau kaip IS diviziju. Pa
gal programos, Tisi naujai pa
init nuo IS ligi 45 metq am
ziaus kareiviai bus Prancuzi-
joj pirm birz. 80 d. ateinanciq
metQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-16
VOKIECIAI ATS|META
FLANDRIJOJE
Somme fronte talkininkai
Wis eina pirmyn
Did0Ii taIkininkQ nuveikimai
VOKIECTAI ATSTTRAUKE
DVI MYLI.

LONDONAs, rugp. 16.-
Vokieciai Flandrijoj pradejo
nauja atsitraukima, sake he
oficijalis praneSimas. Jie atsi-
trauke nuo vienos ig dvieju
myliu, deVyniu myliu ilgio
frontu, vakarineje Won Ar
nim'o Hazebrouck kylio daily
je.
Vokieciai apleido Vieux-
Berquin, trys myios j Siaure
nuo Merville. Anglai juos
smarkiai spaudzia.
Baisus Pikardijoj muSis, j
vykes savaite atgal, rodos, is
naujo pavirs j nuozmp Visuo-
TIM muSi. Tarp Lassigny If
Noyon prancuzai = briapiasi
giliau prieSininku zemen. Vi
sos Lassigny augstumos pran-
cuzu rankose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-16
GEN. FOCH'o NUVETKIMAI
WASHINGTON, rugp. 1f

WASHINGTON, rugp. 16.
-Vakar suejo nemesis laiko,
kada marSalas Foch pradejo
savo didele ofensyVa prizes vo-
kiecius vakarinaje puseje Ais
ne-Marne kylio. Nuo iepos Is
d. talkininkai nuVeike tick:
Paeme suvirSum $4,000 ne
laisviu.
Paeme suvirSum 1,700 Viso-
kiu ruSiu armotQ.
Pa6me tukstanGius kulkas-
vaidziQ.
Paeme daugybe amunicijos
ir kitokios kares medziagos.
Atsieme apie 1900 ketVir-
tainiu myliu teritorijos, kuria
vokieciai buvo paeme kovo 21
d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-16
KAIZERIS GRASINA bonn
BARDUOTI KONSTANTI-
NOPOLT.

Londonas, rugp. 16.- Is
Konstantinopolio gauta ziniQ,
kad anglQ lakunai tenai is
m3tG lapelius. Sakoma, visi
gyventojai juos skaito su dide-
liu pasiganGdinimu.
Nesenai prie svarbesniQjQ
namQ rasta i$Iipdyti praneSi-
mai, kuriuoSe pasakyta, kad
voEieGiai yra tikri Turkijos
prieSininkai. Tada Vokietijos
ambasadorius 6mG baisiai pro
testuoti il reikalauti, kad pra-
sizeng6liai butQ nubausti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-16
CEKIJOJ PAKILO sunni,
SINAI.

Londonas, rugp. 16.-Sumi-
Sinai Cekiioj buvo priezaStiS
nugaIabinimo "A GekQ karei-
vim If suareStavimo daugybeS
revoliucijonieriQ. Taip raSc
Iaikra$Giai Munich'e II Dres-
den'e. UngarQ tvirtov6s Sus-
tiprintos il ginklai nuo EMO
niu atimti. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
kad mazai ko truksta prize VI,
suotino sukilimO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-16
GOMPERS PRIEsINGAS
"DIRBTI ARBA KARIAU-
TT" PLENUI.
Sake, pataisyrlas drafto BIZ
liaus pazeistu kares programa,

Washington, rug2. IT. -.
Samuel Gompers, A-merikos
Darbc Federacijos pirminjn-
kuS, pasiunt6 laiSiIq senate mi
lI;a3;riai komisija'. Jane j.
sai iSreiSkia grieStl organi-
zuotQ darbininkQ prie$lnguma
"dirbti arba karlauti'' patai-
sy,nHi naujame IS Eigi 45, me.
tQ amziaus drafto biliuje.
LaiSke daugiausia minima Sc
natOriaus Thomas is Colorado
pataisymas, kuriame pataria-
ma panaikinti klesifikacija
industrijoje, kur darbininkai
be jokios priezasties apleidzia
darba ilgiau, kaip penkias die
mas. Sta pataisyma senatas
prid6jo prie biliaus.
"Pazeistu kares programa".
"Mano nuomone", raSo
Gompers apie sita Thomas'o
pataisymq, ''nei joks zingsnis
nebutq taip pavojingas, kaip
Sis. S. V. darbininkai iSpildo
pilna savo dali tarnystoj If
priederyst6j. Jie paremia ka-
res programa su visa savo
Sirdzia; jie duoda save, savo
sunus, savo brolius ir kitus
gimines ugnies linijas. Kick
vienas is jp pagamina dau-
giau, kaip koks kitas zmogus
pasahlyj.
"sen il ten, zinoma, atsi-
randa ir tokiQ, kurie neiSpildo
visu savo prideryseiq. Bet as
paduodu, idant JUS gerai ap-
svarstytumet. Jeigu bilius bu-
tq praleistas, kiekvienas dar-
bininkas galetu suprasti u
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IeSko stipresnes defensyvai
linijos.

Jeigu vokieCiQ linijoS Sick
tick atSitrauktQ, visa iinija
pietuoye nuo Alberto lig'i Som
me atsidurtQ pOvojun. Linija
! Sianre ligi Scarpe tur&tQ but
pcrmainyta. Cali but, judaii
mas Sioje vietoje tikSle yra
panaSuS nesenai ivykusiems
atsitraukimams Lys kylyie,
Taip-gi, gall but, yra daIiS
vokieGiQ pleno igyti kuostip-
riauSiq pozicija visu frontu
nuo YpreS ligi Rheims.
AustralQ kareiviai Siaur6je
nuo Somme pagerino savo po-
zicijas, atsiekdami Bray'o va
karine apylinke. Rytuose nuo
Parvillers anglai progresuoja
Chaulnes-Roye gelezinkelic
linkon.
Lassigny dar Wis laikosi
Vienok prancuzai Siek-tiek
progresuoja If dabar randasi
tik uz vienos myliOs ] pietus
nuo miesto. Vokieciai smar-
kiai spiriasi.
Prancuzai palma Ribecourt'a
Ant vakarinio Oise kranto.
apie Sesias mylias i pietuS
nuo Noyon, prancuzai paem6
Ribecourt'a q. Miestas stow ly,
gumoje. Bet praneuzai taip-gi
Waldo ir augStumas ! Vakarus
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= LOndOnas. ru~D.

- Londonas, rugp. 16.-
MaiSto kontrOlierius laikraSti-
ninkams pasak6, kad dabarti-
mis- maisto iSteklius AngIi.ioi.
ar mamie pagamintaS, ar per
trauktas, nebutQ imamas taip
kad maisto visada bus. Maisto
netaupymas gall pastatys tau
to pavOjun.
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TALKININKV DIPLOMA
TAI GYVENA LAIVUOSE.

Washington, rugp. 16.-Tc-
legrama is Archangelsko pra-
mesa, kad talkininkQ diploma
tinis korpusas gyvena kar6s
.laivuose. Archangelskas taip
prikruStas zmoniq, kad n6ra
liens vietOs.
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SUv, VALST!Jy MUGS
TOL|AI KAREJE,

Washington, rugp. 16.-Uz-
vakar praneStame kareiviQ
nuostoliQ sqraSe yra 1O1 pa
vard6. Is jQ: uzmuStQ, SO; mi
rusiu nuo aaizdQ, 21; mirusiQ
nuo ligQ, 10; mirusiQ nelai-
m6je, |.
MarininkQ nuostoliQ saraSe
yra 10 pavardziQ. Is jQ: u=-
muStQ, +; suzeistQ, 4; prazuvu-
siQ, 2.
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BOLSEVIKAI APLEIDO
MAsKVA, PAsIIMDAMI
AUKsA.

AMSTERDAM, rugp. 16.-
BolSevikai jau pradejo kraus,
tytis is Maskvos. Mat, pasida,
re ijiems perkarSta. Aukso at
sargos, kurios buvo laikomos
Kremlin'o sklepuose, jau pir,
miau isgabentos nezinomon
VietOn.