davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-02
BOY IS
NOT A DESERTER
ANOTHER PATRIOT, BELIEVED
TO BE DELINQUENT, FOUND
TO BE IN FRANCE

Ralph L. Brickner, who was believed
to be delinquent, having failed to report
here for induction into the army, is really
now in France, serving his country, and
the mistake seems to have occurred
through failure of the war department
to notify the local board Of the fact that
the young man had enlisted. The fol-
lowing two letters are self-explanatory
and place the young man in the proper
light-that of a real patriot, instead of
being delinquent or a deserter. The let
tiers follow:
"Potlatch, Idaho, July l, 1918.
The tar-Mirror:
I am mailing you a copy of a letter
from my brother in France, a survivor
of the Tuscania, and if you have room in
your paper l would thank you to print
it. You need not return this copy.
l read in your paper that Ralph E.
Bricker is to be posted as a deserter.
There is some mistake, as he enlisted in
Spokane the week of February II, and
was sent to Mare Island, Thursday night,
Feb. ID, 1918, to begin marine training,
and was placed in Co. F. I have just
been notified that this company has
arrived in France.
Yours truly,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-02

Eat q baked potato and save a slice
Of bread for the soldier1
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-02
R w. B. BYRUM."

"Some where in France, May %, 1918.
My Dear Sister May:
I was just over to the Y. M. c. A. to
mail you a letter and found | had a reg
istered letter from you, so | tore the
other letter up and will try it over again.
Gee: sis, I was sure glad to hear from
you. Now I feel more like writing.
First of all, thank the president of
your Potlatch gymnasium for putting my
face on the movie screen. That is quite
an honor for me, but a joke Oh the
screen.
Oscar Munson is all o. K. Tell "Bill'
he is a true-blue fellow and is a friend
of us all. I always divide my boxes with
him. He said to thank you for the
Copenhagen you sent him. Do you re-
member how we made fun of poor old
Deep Creek last Fourth of July; but
now l would give everything | possess
Just to be there this Fourth of July. ]
wish you could see me now, Sis | have
four good suits, two odd suits and two
also two changes OF work
So you see we can doll up some
lines. I went to town the other night
md had feed of beefsteak and eggs and
zeal F~rench-fried spuds.
There is just one thing more need,
3ut don't you worry because you can't
send it. Here it is:
They send US pocket Bibles,
To make us lads behave;
They send us bright trench mirrors
To help us when we shave;
Powders for our face and feet,
Cold cream and camphor ice,
But never any poison
For the hungry army lice.
They send us Wrig1ey's double-mint.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-02
NOticei

My son, Clarence E.. Montgomery,
has left home and / will not be re-
sponsible for him in any way. D. j.
Montgomery. 23O-238
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
UzGINA JAPoNU vE1K1MA
SIBERTJOJE..
Plenai pagaminti, bet dar ne
paskelbti.

Washington, liepos o.
Ana diena is Londono gauta
ziniQ, buk japonq kariuomeni
jau siunGiama Siberijon. Tai
lesa idaroma su Americas il
Anglijos sutikimu.
Toll zinia cia teciau oficl-
jaliai uzginama. Sakoma, tai
esas paciQ vokieciq sugalvo-
iimas, kad sukirSinti rusus
prizes Amerika If Anglia.
Rusiios pagelbai jau plenai
pagaminti, bet jie dar nepas-
keIbti If nepravedami. Ir
Siandie dar nieko negali but
veikiama Siberijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
VOKIEGIAI PRISIPAzISTA
PRIZE PAVOJAUS.

Amsterdam, liepos 29.-Vo-
kietijos spauda pripazlsta vo-
kieciq armijq nepasisekimus
tarpe Aisne ir Marne upiQ.
Sake, kad tie nepasisekimai
teeiau padarys pradzia spren-
dzianciam veikimui.
Taippat pripazista sau pa
vojq ir is amerikonq puses.
Mes tvirtina, kad ilgesnis ka-
res pratesimas, tai ne jq bu-
sianti katie. Jei ne Amerika,
tai Anglia butq buvus jau
suklupusi arba susitaikiusi.
Gi Siandie Anglia laikosi, nes
tikisi sulaukti is Amerikos mi
lijonu armijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
NARDANCIOS LAIVES A
MERIKOS PAKRAsCIUOSE.
Isnaujo uzpuldinejami laval.

Washington, liepos Co.'S
Genevos paleista zinia, kad
Siais laikais Amerikos pax
raSGiuose veikia net 80 vokie-
GiQ nardanciQ laiviQ. Oar pa
zymima, kad Atlantiko van
denyne vokieciai zymiai padi-
dine nardanciQ laiviQ skaitliQ.
Ana diena vienam Atlanti-
ko uostan atplaukes Anglijos
prekinis laivas. Sta laiva bu-
vo uzpuolusi nardanGioji laive
Amerikos pakrasciuose.
Teciau vietos valdiskuose
rateliuose tvirtinama, kad A
merikos pakrasciuose nesama
nardanGiQ laiviQ. Gi tie .visi
pasakojimai apie uzpuldineji-
mus ar tik nebus paprasti pra-
simanymai.
Sakoma, gal Vokietija i
Gionai If pasiuntusi kelias
senojo tipo nardancias laives.
Bet kaipo tokios cia nieko
bloga negali atlikti.
Vokietija j 'Gionai negali
siQsti nardanciQ laiviq, nes 70
nuoSimGiQ tn laiviQ netekusi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
BolsevikQ su Vokie6iais Vargai Rusijoje

tick buvo girdima, kad vokie-
6iai steng6si ja patraukti sa-
vo pus6n, lietuviais pasinau-
doti.
Bet andai depeSos is Copen-
hageno, Londono ir Paryziaus
pranes6, kad generolo Klimai-
clio armija sumuSusi bolsevi-
kus ties Vitebsku, persikelusi
per upe Dvina ir 6musi mar
suoti ! Siaurius.
Angliski lail1rasciai net
speja, kad ar kartais lietuviai
nera sumane pasiekti Oloneck
gubernija If susijungti su an
glais Keme.
Jei tas butQ teisybe If lvyk-
tQ taip, kaip yra spejama, tue
met lietuviai sulostQ labai
svarbia role veikdami prizes
bolsevikus.
Tuol tarpu Rusijos gyvento-
jams grumoja cholera il ba-
das. Rusijos valstietis, turls
be palyginimo kur-kas dau-
giau If geresnes zemes, kaip
amerikoniskas farmerys, zip
toll isipolitikavo, kad, uzuot
arti ir seti, vaikscioja sau po
lsusirinkimus If dziovina savo
tusGia makaule, kokiuo budu
butq galirna zmonija padary-
ii laiminga.
Toxic pasielgimo pasekmes
veikiai apsireiskia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
FERE-EN-TARDENOIS
PUOLE.

PARYzIUS, liepOs 29.-
Prancuzu prieSakines sargy-
bos pasieke Siaurini 0urcq u
pes kranta ir talkininku ka-
riuomene inejo miestan Fere-
en-Tardenois, zinoma VokieciQ
operaciju baze, atsirandancia
centre Aisne- -Marne fronto da-
lyj, paskelbe prancuzQ kares
ofisaS.
Talkininku kavalerija veja,
81 didziausioj betvarkej be-
ganGius vokiecius.
Talkininkams tenka mics
tai paskui miestus.
Sakoma, kad talkininkams
tenka daug kares medziagos,
kurios vokieGiai nesuspeja pa
siimti.
Suprantama. vokieciai pa
mesa didelius nuostolius ir ka-
reiViuOse.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29

ties Marne, tuomet If tasas
Soissons-Rheims kylis buvc
pailgesnis. Gi dabar vokie.
CLANS atsimetant, tasai kylis
pakeistas kaipir keturkampiu
plotu.a !'
Kar6s kritikai tvirtina, kad
vokieciams b6gant, idant is
neSti sveikq kali, gen. Foch
su visu smarkumu dabar uz-
grius prizes vokieGiQ sparnus.
Kaip pasiseks tas atlikti, pa
rodys artimiausios dienos.
Vokieciai b6gdami paskui
save viskq naikina, degina, jei
tik suspeja tai padaryti. Vie
tomis n6ra laiko jiems deginti
miestelius arba naikinti ke-
lius. Jie dziaugiasi pasi6me
su savimi reikalingus sau
kar6s pabuklus ir amunicija.
Sp6iama, kad Siandie arba
rytoj gen. Foch padvigubins
ten visur savo ofensyvQ, kad
priversti vokiecius kur nors
sustoti ir priimti sprendzia-
mali muSi. Gi jei vokieciai
MEMORIES to padaryti, gen. Foch
magins ju b6ganGias armijas
sukapoti ] dalis.
Suprantama, nelengva tas
atlikti, mes kol-kaS vokieciai
b6ga dar tvarkoje.
Reikia teCiau tik6ties, kad
Sta vokieciQ pilnai nepasise-
kusi ofensyva bus paskutin6,
neziurint jQ skaitlingos ka-
riuomen6s. Nuo dabar talki-
ninkai stoves ofensyvoje.
Havas depeSa tvirtina, kad
nuo liepos Is d. ligSioi talki-
ninkai yra pa6me nelaisv6n
suvirS 10000 vokieGip. Jiems
teko Simtai vokieGiu armotQ
ir tukstanGiai kulkasvaidziQ
su daugybe visokios kar6s
medziagos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
VOKIECIAI REKVIZU0JA
GALVIJUS IR ARKLIUS
LIETUVOJE.
Vokieciu kareiviai pjauja ja-
VuS.

Washington, liepos 90
Gauta ziniQ, kad tarpe Rusi-
jos ir Vokietijos gall kilt ne
sutikimai uz maista.
VokieGiai naudojasi labai
bjauriomis ir ziauriomis me,
todomis jaw pasigaminimui.
7 uzirntas Rusijos provincl-
jas pasiQsta vokieciai karei-
vial su pjaujamomis masino-
mis- valyti javus. Javai nu-
pjaujami if rekvizuojami.
Gyventojams paliekama tik
tick, kick yra vokieciu karei-
viq malones.
Ukrainoje valstieeiai paki.
le prizes vokiecius uz jaw re.
kvizavima.
Be to, vokieciai rekvizuoja
uzsilikusius galvijus ir ark
lius Lietuvoje If LenlSiioje
Su didziausia paskuba baigis
kirsti miskus. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
JAPONIJA PASVEIKINA
AMERIKA.

Washington, liepos 29.-Ja-
ponijos generalio Stabo virSi-
ninkas per Suv. ValstijQ Sta
DO virSininka, gen. French,
pasveikino amerikoniSka ka-
riuomene su pasekmingais -lai
m6jimais kar6s fronte.
Gen. French pad6kodamas
uz pasveikinima pazym6jo.
kad ta pasveikinimq ,jis pa
siQsiqs generolui Pershingui
paskelbti amerikoniSkiems ka,
reiviams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
HELFFERICH IsKELIAVO
MASKVON.
Uzims nuzudyto Mirbacho
vieta.

Londonas, liepos 29.-Nau-
jai nuskirtas Rusijai (bolse-
vikams) vokieciu ambasado-
rius DR.. Helfferich praeita
penktadieni iSkeliavo Mask
Won, anot Exchange Telegraph
depesos is Amsterdamo. Fuo
paciu traukiniu iskehavo II
Eokie6iu kariuemen9s -betali-
jonas.
DR.. Helfferich yra buves
Vokietijos kanclieris. Maskyo-
je jis uzims nuzudyto ambasa-
doriaus Mirbacho vieta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29

Tuo budu bus iSgelb6ti nuo
vokieGiQ nors Siauriniai Rusi-
jos uostai, per kur galima tai
kininkams susineSti su Rusi-
ia.
Leninas su Trockiu uz tai
labai susikarSciave prizes ang-
liza If Amerika ir, sakoma,
grumoja net kare. Supranta-
ma, toksai grumojimas talki-
ninkams yra kaip il niekas.
Talkininkai ne tik kad neat
kreipia domos j bolsevikQ
grumojimus, bet dar yra su-
name bendromis j6gomis veik-
ii ir Siberijoje.
Apart sitq visQ vokieciams
ir bolSevikams vargq, kokie
apsireiSk6 Siaurin6j Rusijoj,
Siberijoj If kitur, prizes boise
vikus em6 smarkiai veikti II
lietuviq kariuomen6 vadovau-
:jant generolui Klimaiciui.
Kaip zinoma, Kerenskio lai-
kais, lietuviai kareiviai buvo
paliuosuoti is rusq kariuome=
mes ir buvo leista jiems SUI
daryti nuosavia> armija. Lie
tuviai taip If padare : SUI
tvere savo armija.
Kuomet bolsevikai Kerens-
ki nuverte nuo " sosto", tuo-
met lietuviai atsimete nuo boil
sevikq If eme prizes situos veik
ii. Apie lietuyiq armija tik
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29

VokieGiQ If bolsevikQ apre-
gis Rusijoje visais Sonais
niaukiasi. Bet labjausia is ry-
tn, kur didvyriSkai veikia ce-
kai-slovakai. Site persekioja-
mi bolSevikQ, vokieciu ir aus
trq, istenge susivienyti, susi-
organizuoti, apsiginkluoti II
sumuSti uz save skaitlinges-
niuosius bolSevikQ If austrq-
vokieciu nelaisviQ burius, ku-
rie prizes juos buvo pasiuncia-
mi. Siandie Gekai-slovakai yra
uz6me iris ketvirtasias dalis
Siberijos. Tenai jie pagelbejo
suorganizuoti respublika.
Be to, jie If europinaj Rusi-
ioj Siandie yra uz6me strate-
gines vietas. Yra paeme di-
dziausia rytuose rusQ mlestq
Kazaniu. Is ten jie gall susi-
neSti su Uralo If Orenburgo
kazokais. Be to savo veikimo
cekai-slovakai atkreipe talki-
ninkq donna. Site pradejo tar
ties apie intervencija Rusijo,
ie. Siberijoje talkininkp in
tervencija dar neikunyta. Bet
Siandie talkininkai jau veikla
Murmano pakraseiais, Siaurl,
nej Rusijoj.
Murmano, pakrasciq uzeml,
mas talkininkams yra labal
svarbus daiktas. Tenai norS
karta bus sukoneveiktas vo.
kieeiq su suomiais veiklmas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
KAIP Tx NEPAKLIUVO
PO BoMBA GRAIKU KARA.
LIUS.

Atenai, liepos 29.-Graiki-
Jos karalius Aleksandras ana
diena vos tik nepakliuvo po
pamesta bomba.
Karalius vos tik buvo par
vaziaves traukiniu is Serbijos
fronto. Kaip tik traukinis sus-
TOTO ties Florina stotimi, stat
ga pasisuko padang6se priest
ninko lakunas If pamet6 bonn
ba. Sta krito netoli garvezio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
VOK|EClAI BA|C|A NA|K|NTI.
LIETUVA
SuOmija jau turinti karaliQ
sUoMIJA TURF KARALIU.
Neuzilgo busias karunavimas.

Paryzius, liepos' 49,. suo-
mijos karuna buvo pasiplyta
Mecklenburgo-S go-Schwerino prin
cui, Adolfui Frederikui. sitas
pasiulyma priema.
Depesoje pazymima, kad i
kelias savaites ivyks kara
liaus karunavimas. Vadinasi,
veikiai Suomija susilauks mo-
narcho.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
IsNAUJO BOMBARDAVo
'KONSTANTINOPOLI.

Amsterdam, liepos 2S.-Pra-
eta ketvirtadieni 6 talkininkQ
lakunai su bombomis uzpuola
Konstantinopoli. Anot ofici-
jalio turkQ pranesimo, penki
zmon6s suzeista.
Liepos 7 d. Konstantinopo-
lis buvo bombarduojamas,
Tuomet lakunai ant miesto bu
vo pamete pustoni bombq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29

EN-TARDENO|S
VOK|EC|AI BEGA DIDzIAU-
SIOJE BETVARKEJE
Vejasi talkininkai teutonus

81 vokieCiu apsiginimo nervl!
centras.
Bruyeres gull vakaruose
apie uz 3 myliQ nuo Tarde-
nois.
Pavojus gelezinkeliQ centrui.
Manoma, kad sosto ip6diniO
armija atsimetusi sustos paga-
mintose general6se pOzicijose
linijoje Fere ligi Ville-en-Tar-
dpnoiS. Sita linija eina parale-
liai su upe Marine ir nuo 81
toS randaSi apie uz 1O-ties my
IiQ. Abudu galu tos linijos te-
Giau spaudzia talkininkai
Vienam gale darbuojasi anne
rikonai ir prancuzai, kitam--
prancuzai, anglai ir italai.
Nuo $itos linijos vokieciams
yra belike tik du gelezinke-
lin, abudu ! m. Fismes, ties
upe Vesle. Miestas Fismes
yra svarbiausioji vokieciQ vel
kimo baz6. Sta baze vOkie-
Giai bus priversti ginti. Mes
il visokiais zvilgsniais VIA
svarbi. Tenai vokieGiai tQrj
susikrove reikalingus Parry,
ziaus pa6mimui ginklus, anu
nicija il visokiausia kar6s me-
dziaga. Rad pasekmingiac
apginti ta baze nuo pragais.
ties, vokieGiai tOdel If turl
sustoti liniioje Fere-en-Tarde'
nois ir Ville-en-Tardenois, sa'
limais Ourcq up6s. Bet kuo'
met talkininkai sutruSkins 81
ta linijq, tuomet vokieclal Jo
kiuo budu negal6s atsilaikyt
paupiu Veisle, kur randas
baz6 Fismes. Bus priversti at
mesti iSilgai up6s Aisne.
Tx klausimas, ar voklecla
susp6s tai padaryti. Talkinln
kai ne tik briaujasi prizes vo
kieGGius is uzpakalio, bet ku(
toliau, Wis daugiau spriaudzia
81 ant sparnu. Megina tue:
sparnus (Soissons-Rheims
taip suraukti, kad uzimti vi
So kyli il visa vokieeiq arml
| ia uzdaryti kaip kokian mai
San.
Vokie6ius ina desperacija
Kad neiStiktQ toji nepalal
ma, vokieGiai su visu despera
tiskumu b6ga, kad iSvengti t.
uzraukimo. Ant vokieeiq spar
M prizes talkininkus sutrauk
tos skaitlingos rezervos. 81
Stu pagelba meginama TALK
ninkus sulaikyti.
| Gen. Focho armijos (talki
ninkp) teciau turf Wilt kall
nors susiaurinti vokieciam
is6iihma is kylio. Tegu TALK
ninkams nepasiseks visos SOS
to ipedinio armijos pagautl
tai nors jos dali paimti arb;
sunaikinti.
Kuomet vokieGiQ fronto vie
mas sonas dar buvo atsireme
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
VOKIEGIAI ATSIMETA %
MYLIg ILGIO FRoNTU.
Norma isgelbeti 100000 ar.
mia.

Paryzius, Iiepos %. - Vo-
kieGiQ soSto iptdinio 100000
armija, anot oficijalio pranc-
Simo, p myIiQ ilgio frontu
atsimeta is SoisSonS-Marne-
Rheims kyIio. FuojauS paSk0'
atsimetanGiuS vokieGiuS briou-
iaSi skaitIingosios talkinink}
kariuomen6s II kiekvienam
zingsnyj i$tinka kruvinl Su-
sir6mimai prieSakiniQ taIEl-
ninku sargybQ su uzpakaIl-
n6mis vokieGiQ sargybon'lS,
Pastarosios vienur-kitur Su-
trukdo taIkininkus, kad leistl
piInai pasprQsti savo vyrlau-
siajai armijai.
AmerikOnal, prancuzal, lta-
lai ir anglai vakar il uzvakar
visu tuo % myliQ iIgio frontu
pasivar3 pirmyn per koElas
10 myIiQ besivydami began
Gius vokieCius.
DpSiniajam up6s Marne
krante nebeliko> nei vleno
vokieGio. Amerikonai / Siaur-
rvtus nuo Chateau-Thierry
yra pasivare apie Is myliQ.
Tardenois paVojuje.
TaIkininku linija Siandie
issidriekia per Bruyeres-Ville-
neuvre, Courmont, Passy-
Grignv. Cuisles, La NeuvlIle
ir ChaumuSy.
YpaG Bruyeres, kuri paamd
prancuzai yra labai svarbus
daiktas. To miestO pa6mlmaS
reiSkia, kad dabar prancuza1
pad6jo antspauda ant Fere-er-
Tardenois likimo. Tardenols
yra ties upe Ourcq If rokuoJa-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
1TALA1 LA1MEJo ALPosEl
Albsnijoje perajo upe.

Rymas, liepos o. Karel
ofisas pranesa: Tyroliuje ita
lq kariuomene sturmavo aus
trq pozicijas Val Arsa Con
Gel klonyj. Priesininkas pane
Sc didelius nuostolius.
Albanijoj ties Ardenica me'
atmuseme kelias' austrq alta
kas. Ties Kalma perejome U
pc Semeni.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
AMERIKoNAI ITALIJOs
FRONTE.

Rynas, liepos -Italijos
kar6s frontan atkeliavo anne
rikoniskoji kariuomene. Lig-
sioI tam fronte Yeike tik vieni
amerikoniski Nlakunai. Italai
su didziausiu dziaugsmu pas
veikino amerikonus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
AUSTRIA TURF NAUJA
PREMJERA.

Copenhagen, liepos 29.-
Austrijos naujas premjeras
yra baronas Won Hussarek'
Ana dienq jis kalbejo parla-
mente. Pazymajo, kad Austri-
ia stipriai susivienijusi su Vo-
kietija ir tos vienyb6s neper-
trauksianti ligi kar6s pabal-
COS. +
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
BULGARIA MUSASI SU,
-@stl-
TURKAIS.

Rymas, liepos 29.-Is svei-
carlos pranesta, kad tarpe
turkq ir bulgarp kareiviq j.
vykes susiremimas isilgai
Dedeagach- -Andrianopolfo ge-
lezinkelio.
Turkai nori pasisavinti ne
tik gelezinkeli, bet If abudu
miestu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29

Highland Parko majoras
Hastings penkias moteris pas
kyr6 "policmon6mis" (polic-
moterimis), kurios pagelbes
pslicm0terei Anna Clements
priziur6ti tvarkos gatvese,
parkuose ir kitur.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29

vakar vakare Chicago pa
liete If vel smarki vetra 8
griaustiniais if lietumi. Vaka
buvo daug .pikninkQ. Dan
zmoniu ezere maudesi. Jie V
81 turejo gelbeties.
Nuo karscio vakar Chicago
je mire vienas zmogus, Henl|
Giblen, SO m. amziaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
Londonas, liepos 20. Uh

Londonas, liepos 29. Uk
rainoje prasidejusi smarki 9
gitacija uz monarchija. Uk
rainai sau j karalius reikalauI
ia vieno Austrijos prince. al
not pranesimQ, Vokietija tan
esanti priesinga. Mes delgo 9
Ukrainos karalius negali bu|
kadir koks Vokietijos prin
cas-.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29

Is Washingtono praneSta,
kad Suv. ValstijQ armijai yra
reikalingi kepelionai. Yra rel
kalaujami If katalikiSki kuni-
gal.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-29
AMERIKONIsKI INzINIE-
RAJ VLADIVOSTOKE.

Harbin, liepos &c. .-Ameri-
koniski inzinieriai is Japoni-
Jos iskeliavo Vladivostokan
pataisyti Kinijos rytini gele-
zinkeli.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-08-27
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR

The following important circular
has been received at the recruiting
office in this city, which those inter-
ested should carefully read:
To All Officers of the General Recruit
ing Service
l. Subject to existing regulations,
the maximum age for enlistment in a
staff corps or department is extended
from the 41st birthday of the applicant
to his 56th birthday. Under the pres
ent instructions, however, all volun-
tary enlistments are rohibited of men
who have not reached their 46th birth
day All applicants must pass the
prescribed physical examination and
should have the special qualifications
required for enlistment for the staff
corps desired, and for which enlist
ments have been authorized.
2. No applicant over As years of
age Will be enlisted for the Medical
Department unless he presents letter
issued by authority Of the Surgeon
General requesting enlistment.
8. Under the law, the enlisted force
or the Corps of Engineers constitutes
part of the line of the Army,
By order of the Secretary of War:
w. T. BATES.
Adjutant General.
Attention of Nom n-COmmissiOned Offic.
ers in Charge of Sub-Stations.
The above regulations are to be
carefully studied. The Staff Corps. for
which men who have passed their
crty-sixth birthday but have not
reached their fifty-sixth birthday NAV
be accepted, are:
(a) Medical Department.
(b) Quartermaster Corps.
(c) Signal Corps.
(d) Ordnance Corps.
Engineers.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-08-27
MARATHON WAR FUND
Campaign Opened on Wednesday, the
21st and VIII Close onsAugust 31st
1t is Meeting With the Utmost
Success

The greatest drive for funds carried
on in our city and county was begun
by the Marathon War Fund committee,
on Wednesday, Aug. 21st and will close
on the 31st, ten days later.
In both the city and county pub
licity campaign has been carried on by
advertising in the papers, sending loads
of literature, by attractive posters in
every window, cards, buttons, hat and
button cards, and blotters. Besides
there were speakers at every movie
picture show and theater in the coun-
ty, also at every gathering of import
ance and the entire county has been
covered by able speakers. The COM
mittee did the most aggressive work
in making every individual know that
there was to be a campaign on in the
county for ten days to Back the
Boys" at the front.
AS great a publicity movement as
was ever undertaken are the window
contests by the various merchants in
the city. About every merchant has
entered into this and there were never
so many attractive windows in Wau-
sau for any one purpose as at the
present time. These are all military
in character; lavishly displaying the
nations colors and that of the allied
nations; showing the boys in and out
of action; guns, munitions, clothing,
etc. All of the windows show much
work and thought in the artistic dis
play and some not only show a great
amount of work, but also the expendi-
ture of considerable money. On these
- INn n f<Dr.
the best displays. The judges ap-
pointed to decide this are T. H.. Ryan,
Walter Alexander and H. G. Flieth
and the prize winners are to be an
nounced later.
1t has required the opening of two
sets of rooms to take care of the
business, the permanent headquarters
in the Anderson building and another
in the Ringle building on Third street,
the latter to take care of the city con-
tributors.
The whistles of our factories have
helped in the publicity. They have
been let loose at one time, making
so much noise that it was known that
the 'War Fund" campaign was on in
all of it's intensity.
Reports come in from the county,
which show that the people are fully
awake to the situation and propose
to come in 100 per cent strong with
their contributions.
In the city one institution after an
other is coming in, 100 per cent strong,
but the well organized band of workers
will not let up on their speed until
every individual is listed in the great
cause started to "Back the Boys"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-08-27
UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT

Last Wednesday morning, at IL
O'Clock, when T. H. Jacob, of the
Marathon Motor Car company, accom-
pan. ed by Mr.. Perry of the Auto Sup
ply Co., of Chicago, was driving a
one-ton truck-on which was a Ford
tractor,-south on Grand avenue, and
was opposite the cemetery, two young
boys ran across the street in front of
the truck. When reaching the car
track, one of the boys, VIM Palm,
ran back in front of the truck and
before the truck could be stopped, it
struck him breaking his leg above
the ankle. Mr. Jacob stopped his
heavy load as quickly as possible and
when he saw the boy was being taken
care of and, as he was told it was a
sprained ankle, he started on. The
boys were evidently waiting for the
street car and saw it coming and
raced to the car track in the center
of the street. The injured boy, no
doubt, became excited, which accounts
for his running back into danger. Mr..
Jacob was, of necessity running very
slow and under the circumstances
could not avoid the accident. The boy
who is eleven years old, was carried
into residence near by and later
the fracture was reduced.